LaSonia Barnett, MA

LaSonia Barnett, MA

Certified Community Facing Navigator Lead, Duke Cancer Institute Community Outreach Engagement

Certified Community Facing Navigator Lead, Duke Cancer Institute Community Outreach Engagement

Duke University School of Medicine

LaSonia Barnett, MA, is a Certified Community-Facing Patient Navigator Lead with Duke Cancer Institute’s Community Outreach and Engagement program at Duke University School of Medicine. She supports patients and communities by helping individuals navigate cancer care and connect with financial assistance and other resources needed to access cancer-related medical services.

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Rev. Scot C. Moore

Rev. Scot C. Moore

Chairmen of the Men of Zion AMEZ Church

Chairmen of the Men of Zion AMEZ Church

Presiding Elder Scot Moore is the founder and Senior Pastor of Judah Temple A.M.E. Zion Church in Mitchellville, Maryland. He earned a bachelor’s degree in computer science from Hofstra University and entered ministry in the A.M.E. Zion Church in 1994. He was ordained a Deacon in 1995 and an Elder in 1997.

In 1996, Pastor Moore founded Judah Temple, which grew from its first service into a thriving congregation and ultimately established its 23-acre campus, known as the “Land of Judah.”

Pastor Moore serves as International Director of the Men of Zion, the Men’s Ministry of the A.M.E. Zion Church, and as Presiding Elder of churches in Barbados and St. Vincent. His ministry focuses on strengthening men as Christians, husbands, fathers, and community leaders. He has preached and provided leadership throughout North America, Europe, and South Africa and has led numerous ministries focused on leadership development, young adults, and community outreach.

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Deacon Raymond Fuller

Deacon Raymond Fuller

Prostate Cancer Survivor and PHEN Ambassador

Prostate Cancer Survivor and PHEN Ambassador

PHEN, Savannah, GA

Deacon Raymond (Ray) Fuller, Jr. is a prostate cancer survivor who has been active in raising awareness about the disease and supporting patient education and support efforts with the Prostate Health Education Network (PHEN) since he was diagnosed in 2008. As a deacon in the Morningstar Baptist Church, which is one of the largest Black churches in Boston, MA, Ray led his church to become active in PHEN’s Annual Father’s Day Rally and hosting educational symposiums. 

Ray was a leader for PHEN’s support group which met monthly at the Dana-Farber Cancer

Institute in Boston where he coordinated the monthly Man-to-Man sessions. In these sessions men shared their stories so others could learn from their experiences. Ray’s experience as a deacon enabled him to blend medical discussions with the emotional and spiritual support that many of the prostate cancer survivors needed.

Ray was also involved in PHEN’s Annual African American Prostate Cancer Disparity Summits that were hosted in Washington, DC from 2005 through 2019 prior to COVID, at the U.S. Capitol and Washington Convention Center as part of the Congressional Black Caucus Annual Legislative
Conference. As an accomplished soloist, Ray was called upon to close out some of the summit sessions with song which became highlights for the audiences.

Raymond Fuller, Jr. is a native of Savannah, Georgia. In returning home, he is continuing his prostate cancer community advocacy work as PHEN’s lead ambassador. He plans to work with community leaders, church leaders and other survivors to establish an active support group and raise prostate cancer awareness and education utilizing PHEN’s resources in efforts to save lives.

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Sheila Robinson, MBA

Sheila Robinson, MBA

Sheila Robinson, MBA

Sheila Robinson, MBA

Executive Director of Strategic Partnerships, LabCorp

Sheila Robinson, MBA, is Executive Director of Strategic Partnerships at LabCorp, where she leads strategic relationships with major health systems and provider organizations, develops innovative diagnostic programs, and drives growth initiatives with senior healthcare leaders.

Robinson brings more than a decade of leadership experience at LabCorp, including roles in oncology strategy, national strategic accounts, and business development. Her work has focused on oncology diagnostics, precision medicine, data-driven solutions, strategic partnerships, and advancing health equity.

She holds an MBA in Health Care from Wilmington University and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Healthcare Management from Neumann University.

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Antonio Knox, Sr.

Antonio Knox, Sr.

Prostate Cancer Survivor, 40th Grand Basileus, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity

Prostate Cancer Survivor, 40th Grand Basileus, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity

Antonio Knox, Sr., is an eight-year prostate cancer survivor and retired Deputy Administrator of the North Carolina Credit Union Division. A graduate of North Carolina State University, he has also earned advanced credentials in financial regulation and was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters from Livingstone College. Mr. Knox is best known for his service as the 40th Grand Basileus of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., where he provided visionary leadership to one of the nation’s most prominent historically Black fraternities. He and his wife, Angela Dickson Knox, are the proud parents of two children and grandparents of two.

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Rev. Craig Hymon

Rev. Craig Hymon

Pastor, District Coordinator for the Son's of Allen Men's Ministries, 2nd Episcopal District

Pastor, District Coordinator for the Son's of Allen Men's Ministries, 2nd Episcopal District

Agape AME Church

Pastor Craig Hymon Sr. serves as Pastor of Agape AME Church in Gaithersburg, Maryland, and as District Coordinator for the Sons of Allen Men’s Ministries in the 2nd Episcopal District. He previously served as Minister to Men at Reid Temple AME Church. Professionally, Pastor Hymon is a Landscape and Business Development Manager with Sure Restore Home and Lawn Care LLC, bringing extensive experience in corporate relations, business development, and financial oversight, including the management of more than $300 million in funds. He is also a real estate investor and wealth accumulation specialist who provides leadership, coaching, and guidance to professionals and those in need. Pastor Hymon holds a B.S. in Business Administration from North Carolina Central University and an M.S. from the University of Cincinnati and is pursuing a Master of Divinity at Payne Theological Seminary.

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