Anyone Wanna Be A Millionaire? Ephren is looking for some students to teach...

I had the urge to post a thought and a question.  For some reason I have the urge to grab a few mentees and teach them what I know, and see if they can make a million dollar$ under my guidance. 

Somehow I need to find the time, but I have this burning desire to put someone in the game.  It's time for this student, to become the teacher. 

If I did go down this road, would anyone be interested in going through some grueling mentoring, coaching, tutoring in the art of deal making?

Anyone?

Comments

[Maurice Hamilton]

I have been looking for a good mentor! Let me know what I need to do to be considered and I will do it. Thanks!

[Terrance]

I'm ready to get it all! Sign me up.

[Anita Harding]

I would love to be mentored by you... I met you in St. Louis @ Transformation Church and I have a self-directed IRA and need help getting to the next level....

[Antonia & Paris Searight]

Hi Ephren,
Myra and the girls, Antonia & Paris says Hello. Our trio of Outreach programs are going well.Next, College Tour Eastern Michigan 100 students(Partner Boys ang Girls Club & YMCA) & Paris to Washington D.C. for week Youth leaders Conference. Keep up your good youth outreach ministry.

Tony & Myra Searight
Searight Investments, Education, & Entertainment For Youth
Three Generations Care, Inc.

Antonia & Paris Searight
A & P Searight Investment Group For Kids
www.tonysearight.zoomshare.com

[KB]

I would love the opportunity to be mentored by Ephren. Each one teach one.

[Cheketa Tinsley]

Ephren,

I would love to be mentored by you. I believe that I would be the perfect student to be mentored by you, because I am a go-getter. I do not believe in failure. I believe that anything is possible if you are in agreement with your dreams and aspirations. I am the oldest of 8 children. My mother was an addict for 26 of my 32 years of life. Needless to say, I had a huge burden. I became a mother at age 15. I raised my daughter, Keesha, and my 7 brothers and sisters on my own. I made alot of critical mistakes along the way, but failure was not an option. Out of 7 of my mother's children that I raised, all of them have either the GED's or High School diploma. One of them went further to obtain a masters in cosmetology and another went on to obtain a bachelors in nursing. It took every ounce of my being to not give up on raising children that blamed me for their life being the way that it was, mother & fatherless. It was very difficult. After "doing them", I decided that it was time to "do me" and I haven't stopped "doing me" since. I own a salon that is struggling from day to day to keep the doors open. My sister with the masters in cosmetology is the manager. In the basement is also a a media group that I recently launched where I have a large industrial printer and a wide format printer. I publish a quarterly hair, fashion, and entertainment magazine called L'Stylz Magazine. L' Stylz Magazine is a magazine where intelligence, enlightenment, the socially concious, and all aspects of beauty co-exist. I was deeply inspired by your story and have had a deep desire to meet you. I hope that you will be moved by my testimony and not have pity on me, but instead choose to enlighten or what we say in Louisville, Kentucky..."Put me up on game." I can be reached at 502-386-2760. Thank you for pursuing your dreams, because it has motivated me to go-get mines all well.

Peace,

Cheketa "Che" Tinsley

[Marcia]

Congratulations Ephren on your speaking engagement at the DNC. Remind People of the Preamble to the Constitution that begins and states: "We The People In Order To Form A More Perfect Union"...that The People are the government, not the government governing the people!
In my first post to you, I asked about your possible mentoring in NYC, my grandnephew is in Brooklyn. How can we find out more? Thank you so much for opening your HEART to giving to others!

[SANDRA REED]

GOOD MORNING MILOLIONAIRE EPHREN TAYLOR,
IT WILL BE A PLEASURE AND HONOR FOR ME AND MY 13 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER TO BE YOUR STUDENTS. I BELIFE YOU WHEN YOU SAY "GET RICH AT ANY AGE"
WHEN ARE YOU COMMING TO DETROIT OR HOW DO I GET TO YOU???
ONE OF MY FAVIORT SONGS IS "I WANT TO BE RICH" I HAVE A NON PROFIT (501c3)ORGANIZATION CALL' EDUCATION FIRST PROGRAMMING FOR CHILDREN, HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT'. THIS COMPANY WAS RAN COMPLETELY OUT OF MY POCKETS FOR MANY YEARS, DUE TO FINANICAL DIFFICULTIES I AM NO LONGER ABLE TO RUN THE MUCH NEEDED ORGANIZATION. ANOTHER ONE OF MY FAVIORT SONGS IS "LET'S GET IT STARTED"
SINCE I WAS 18 YEARS OLD I HAVE OWNED MY OWN BUSSINESS, I'VE DONE IT MY WAY AND I'VE HAVE MADE MILLIONS, BUT I HAVE NEVER BEEN A MILLIONAIRE. AT THIS TIME I'M ON THE BRINK OF BANKRUPT, MY SHIPS ARE SHRINK NOT SINKING! AS LONG AS I HAVE BREATH IN MY BODY GOD ALL MIGHTY WILL GIVE ME NEW IDEALS. I REFUSE TO BE STUCK IN THE PAST OR IN A BOX. I WILL LEARN IN A ROOM FULL OF YOUNG PEOPLE SEEKING WEALTH.
THE MOST MONEY I HAVE EVERY MADE WAS WHEN I TOTALLY EMERGED MYSELF IN HELPING WEMEN TO BE- COME INDEPENDANT FROM THERE CONTROLLING MATES.
I AM 46 AND I AM FROM A FAMILY OF 12. MY LIFE STORY IS VERY INTERESTING. THROUGH MY JOURNEY OF LIFE, I HAVE HELP MANY PEOPLE. I GUESS MY MOTHER NAMED ME RIGHT, BECAUSE SANDRA MEANS "HELPER" I WANT TO BE A MILLIONAIRE, I WANT MY DAUGHTER TO BE A MILLIONAIR, BUT MOST OF ALL I WANT TO BE IN A POSISSION TO HELP. THANKS FOR RENEWING MY PASSION OF BECOMMING A MILLIONAIRE.
SANDRA K. REED FROM THE PRIDE OF DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
MANY BLESSING TO ALL

[Akoth Arara]

Very much interested, when do we start !

[Kimeka]

Hi one of the greats is knocking at your door when are you going to let me in for some great mentoring! Lets keep the fire burning with the other great mentees that are chosen. What is the magic date to bring this to life? Food for the thought nothin comes to a sleeper but a dream so please wake me up from this dream of becoming a millionare!!!!Guide me on how to put this plan into action always keepin real....

Kimeka Street
Maryland

[Tarmeakka Booker]

This would be an awesome experience

[Alexander Daniels]

Ephren,

I have emailed you previously. In addition, simply put, I would love to be included in this exciting opportunity!

Thanks,
-Al

[D. Dixon]

Count me in.

[JAMES HALL JR]

Knowing and beliving in "God" that I will!become a millionair under your teaching. But I ask Ephren why just a millionaire It's no limits on God so it's no limits on me.It's not the money you have but It's the mind set and the determination knowing and beliving in yor slef that you are a millionair! P.S. When I do become a millionar under your teaching I will provide a vacation for you and your "BEAUTIFUL" wife on my black card!for additional information you can contact me at www.myspace/wavesmoother.com or jameshalljr8@yahoo.com

[Eurita]

Ephren,
Just seeing you on the cover of the Millionaire Blueprints Magazine piqued my interest. Which led me to their blog page, then yours and this amazingly enticing proposal you seem to be mentally dabbling with. Which now brings me to my answer to your question, "Would anyone be interested in going through some grueling mentoring, coaching, tutoring in the art of deal making?" Said emphatically of course,"HECK YEAH!"

[Charm]

I'm very interested. Dont know much about everything but know some about somethings. Not tool old to learn new things.

[Ayush]

This would be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that noone can pass up :-) How do you plan to go about it?

[M. Crump]

What a marvelous statement, idea and thought. I will stay posted.

God's Timing

[Antwan]

I am extremely interested. Please notify me as you move toward making this plan a reality.

[Venise Hughes]

I'm hoping that this is not just for youngsters and not just for Mississippians. I would like to be a Millionaire. I am in Missouri. I am a full time student at Colorado Technical University Online and I have 4 children.

[n hutchins]

ABSOLUTELY !!!!
I would like to submit my resume also.
(for the New York Location)

[Natural]

count me in, but tell me what i have to do first

[Marinda Alexis]

Greetings Ephren, Good Morning! Hope all is well in Mississippi… you mentioned that the lovely people in LA had a lot to say concerning you being from Mississippi – I have included a list below of nationally recognized people from or having lived in Mississippi so anytime someone has a little something to say you may be reminded of the people below who forged a remarkable path like yourself – one that is not restricted to the likes of LA but is just as nice…

Oh no you didn’t… by now you may now I am educated but that does not mean that I can’t break it down for ya… you posted on your blog – Is anyone interested in becoming the next mentee! HELLO… how you doin’ did I not come to mind Ephren? I am fully cognizant that you owe me nothing – likewise I am well aware that I have been diligent in communication with you as to the undeniable value a mentee opportunity would be to myself and my family as well as what I would give back as a result to the community at large! Where have I fallen short in my communications or in any respect that when the urge came upon you to give through the opportunity as a Mentor that I did not come to mind? You must be saying Huh does this child of God have any idea what comes to my mind in the course of a day… maybe then I would understand – but the truth is I would imagine you have a million and one thoughts – my hope was to be nothing other than the first when you had any thought of a mentee…

Ephren, I am not interested in what I can do for myself but what I can do at large through a mentee opportunity. Presently I am seated at the table to give all of my time, talent, and treasures without procrastination and with my lamp AND my oil – that you might grant me the opportunity and privilege as a mentee… that I might seize that once in a lifetime gift to give back for generations to come.

Please provide me your true and earnest consideration.

Always with respect – my hats off to you in Mississippi J

Marinda

List of people from Mississippi
Contents
1 Activists and advocates
2 Actors/Actresses
3 Artists
4 Athletes and sports-related people
5 Broadcast media personalities
6 Comedians
7 Educators
8 Entrepreneurs/Business leaders
9 Filmmakers
10 Historians
11 Inventors
12 Jurists and lawyers
13 Military figures
14 Musicians and performers
15 Physicians
16 Politicians
17 Writers

This is a list of famous and notable people who were born or lived in Mississippi.

Activists and advocates
Curtis Conway "C.C." Bryant, African American civil rights leader, (Tylertown)
James Chaney, African American civil rights worker, (Meridian)
Vernon Dahmer, African American civil rights leader, (Hattiesburg)
Charles Evers, African American civil rights leader, (Decatur)
Medgar Evers, African American civil rights leader, (Decatur)
Myrlie Evers, African American civil rights leader, (Vicksburg)
Clarence LaVaughn "C.L." Franklin, African American civil rights leader, Baptist minister, Father of Aretha Franklin, (Shelby)
Dianna Freelon-Foster, African American civil rights activist, Member of the Mississippi Civil Rights Education Commission, (Grenada)
Fannie Lou Hamer, American voting rights activist, Civil rights leader, (Ruleville)
Clyde Kennard, (Hattiesburg)
James Meredith, First African-American student at the University of Mississippi, (Kosciusko)
Anne Moody, (Centreville)
Jody Renaldo, LGBT civil rights activist, founder Equality Mississippi, (Pearl)
Ida B. Wells-Barnett, African American civil rights activist, Women's rights activist, (Holly Springs)
Actors/Actresses
Mary Alice, (Indianola)
Dana Andrews, (Covington County)
Jimmy Boyd, (McComb)
Lacey Chabert, (Purvis)
Jason Dottley, actor in Sordid Lives stage production and Logo television series, (Florence)
John Dye, (Amory)
Morgan Freeman, (Greenwood)
Allie Grant, (Tupelo)
Gary Grubbs, (Amory)
Lynn Hamilton, (Yazoo City)
Beth Henley, (Jackson)
Jim Henson, creator of The Muppets, (Leland)
Anthony Herrera, (Wiggins)
Eddie Hodges, (Hattiesburg)
Don Jeffcoat, (Gulfport)
James Earl Jones, (Arkabutla)
Simbi Khali, (Jackson)
Diane Ladd, (Meridian)
Daniel Curtis Lee, (Clinton)
Tom Lester, (Jackson)
Shane McRae, (Starkville)
Gerald McRaney, (Collins)
Mary Ann Mobley, (Brandon)
Parker Posey, (Laurel)
Evelyn Preer, (Vicksburg)
Thalmus Rasulala, (Arkabutla)
Beah Richards, (Vicksburg)
Eric Roberts, (Biloxi)
Stella Stevens, (Yazoo City)
James Michael Tyler, (Winona)
Ray Walston, (Laurel)
Sela Ward, (Meridian)
James Wheaton, (Meridian)
Oprah Winfrey, (Kosciusko)
Artists
James McConnell Anderson, potter, painter, (Ocean Springs)
Peter Anderson (artist), potter, (Ocean Springs)
Rick Anderson, painter, children's book illustrator, (Clinton) [1]
Walter Inglis Anderson, painter, (Ocean Springs)
Earl W. Bascom, painter and sculptor, (Columbia)
Howard Bingham, photographer, (Jackson)
Bruce Brady, bronze sculptor, Sculpted Conerly Trophy, (Brookhaven)
Terry Cherry, painter, Musician, (Porterville)[citation needed]
William Dunlap, painter, (Webster County native)[2]
William Hollingsworth, Jr., painter, (Jackson)[3]
George E. Ohr, potter, (Biloxi)
Chase Quarterman, painter (Jackson)[1]
Kim Sessums, bronze sculptor and painter, (Brookhaven)[4]
Floyd Shaman, sculptor, (Cleveland)
Eudora Welty, primarily a writer but also known for her photography, (Jackson)
Wyatt Waters, painter, (Clinton)[5]
Athletes and sports-related people
Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf, (Gulfport)
Lance Alworth, (Brookhaven)
Lem Barney, (Gulfport)
Earl W. Bascom, rodeo pioneer and champion, co-produced first rodeo in Columbia, Mississippi in 1935, designed and built Mississippi 's first permanent rodeo arena and grandstands in 1936
Texas Rose Bascom, rodeo trick rider and trick roper, toured world with Bob Hope as "World's Greatest Female Trick Roper", (Columbia)
Weldon Bascom, rodeo pioneer and champion, co-produced first rodeo in Columbia, Mississippi
Cool Papa Bell, (Starkville)
Jonathan Bender, (Picayune)
Ruthie Bolton, (Lucedale)
Ralph Boston, (Laurel)
Dennis Ray "Oil Can" Boyd, (Meridian)
Jeff Brantley, former major-league pitcher, current ESPN analyst, played baseball at Mississippi State University, (Starkville)
Terrell Buckley, (Pascagoula)
Ellis Burks, (Vicksburg)
Cooper Carlisle, (Greenville)
Lee Calhoun, winner of two Olympic gold metals, (Laurel)
Van Chancellor, (Louisville)
Rod Coleman, (Vicksburg)
Reggie Collier, (D'Iberville)
Charlie Conerly, (Clarksdale)
Joe Courtney, (Jackson)
Erick Dampier, (New Hebron)
Rod Davis, Carolina Panthers, (Gulfport)
Dizzy Dean, (Wiggins)
Ted DiBiase, former professional wrestler, (Clinton)
Jim Dunaway, (Columbia)
Marcus Dupree, (Philadelphia)
Ronald Dupree, (Biloxi)
Monta Ellis, (Jackson)
Brett Favre, quarterback for the Green Bay Packers, (Kiln)
David "Boo" Ferriss, pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, (Shaw)
Tim Floyd, (Hattiesburg)
Jim Gallagher, Jr., professional golfer, (Greenwood)
Leslie Frazier, defensive coordinator for the Minnesota vikings (Columbus)
Charles Gavin, (Laurel)
Gerald Glass, professional basketball player, (Greenwood)
Lancaster Gordon, (Jackson)
Hugh Green, football, (Natchez)
Litterial Green, (Pascagoula)
Louis Green, (Vicksburg)
L. C. Greenwood, (Canton)
Cedric Griffin, football, (Natchez)
Justin Griffith, (Magee)
Bobby Hamilton, (Columbia)
Othella Harrington, professional basketball player, (Jackson)
Charlie Hayes, (Hattiesburg)
Joe Horn, receiver for the Atlanta Falcons, (Tupelo)
Lindsey Hunter, professional basketball player, (Utica)
Al Jefferson, (Monticello)
Matt Lawton, (Gulfport)
Nook Logan, baseball, (Natchez)
Ken Lucas, Carolina Panthers, (Cleveland)
Kris Mangum, Carolina Panthers, (Magee)
Archie Manning, Former quarterback of the New Orleans Saints, father of Payton Manning Quarterback of the Indianapolis Colts and 2006 Super Bowl MVP and Eli Manning Quarterback 2008 Super Bowl MVP of the New York Giants (Drew)
Danny Manning, (Hattiesburg)
Justin Mapp, (Brandon)
Shane Matthews, (Pascagoula)
Deuce McAllister, New Orleans Sants (Morton)
Antonio McDyess, (Quitman)
Derrick McKey, former professional basketball player, (Meridian)
Steve McNair, quarterback for the Baltimore Ravens, (Mount Olive)
Eric Moulds, (Lucedale)
Jerious Norwood, Atlanta Falcons (Jackson)
Roy Oswalt, (Weir)
Claude Passeau, former major-league pitcher, (Lucedale)
Eddie Payton, (Columbia)
Walter Payton, (Columbia)
Clinton Portis, (Laurel)
Armintie Price, (Myrtle)
Justin Reed, (Jackson)
Jerry Rice, (Starkville)
James Robinson, (Jackson)
Billy Shaw, (Natchez)
Chris Shivers, professional bull rider, (Natchez)
Eugene Short, (Hattiesburg)
Purvis Short, (Hattiesburg)
Jackie Slater, (Jackson)
Calvin Smith, (Bolton)
Jimmy Lee Smith, (Jackson)
Lake Speed, (Jackson)
Savante Stringfellow, (Jackson)
Fred Thomas, cornerback for the New Orleans Saints, (Bruce)
Willie Totten, (Leflore County)
Jermaine Van Buren, (Laurel)
Margaret Wade, (Cleveland)
Harry Walker, former professional baseball player, (Pascagoula)
Wesley Walls, (Batesville)
Tom Walters, safety for the Washington Redskins, (Petal)
Herb Washington, sprinter and a successful owner of McDonald's franchises, (Belzoni)
Clarence Weatherspoon, (Crawford)
Skeeter Webb, professional baseball player, (Meridian)
Frank White, professional baseball player, (Greenville)
Sammy Winder, (Madison)
Floyd Womack, Seattle Seahawks, (Cleveland)
Dmitri Young, (Vicksburg)
Walter Young, professional baseball player, (Hattiesburg)
Broadcast media personalities
Red Barber, sportscaster, (Columbus)
Robin Roberts, (Pass Christian)
Doug Russell, sportscaster, (Jackson)
Tavis Smiley, (Gulfport)
Shepard Smith, newscaster, (Holly Springs)
Oprah Winfrey, talk show hostess, (Kosciusko)
Comedians
Jerry Clower, (Liberty)
David L. Cook, (Pascagoula)
Mack Dryden, (Moss Point)
Educators
Fannie C. Williams, (Biloxi)
Entrepreneurs/Business leaders
Jim Barksdale, founder of Netscape, (Jackson)
Fred Carl, Jr., founder of Viking Range Corporation, (Greenwood)
James Breckenridge Speed, industrial pioneer
Toxey Haas, founder Mossy Oak Brand camouflage, (West Point)
Sam Haskell, former worldwide head of television for the William Morris Agency, (Amory)
Ken Lewis, Chairman, CEO, and President of Bank of America Corporation, (Meridian)
Hartley Peavey, founder of Peavey Electronics, (Starkville)
Robert "Bob" Pittman, founder MTV, former CEO and COO AOL, (Jackson)
J. H. Rush, founder of Rush's Infirmary, the first private hospital in Meridian, Mississippi, (De Kalb)
Fred Smith, founder and CEO of FedEx, (Marks)
Larry A. Thompson, television producer, (Clarksdale)
Filmmakers
Charles Burnett, (Vicksburg)
Jamaa Fanaka, (Jackson)
Lawrence Gordon, producer of Die Hard and other films, (Yazoo City)
David Orr (color timer/producer), (Madison)[citation needed]
Historians
David Herbert Donald, (Goodman)
Inventors
Earl W. Bascom, invented the hornless rodeo saddle and the rodeo one-handed bareback rigging, (Columbia)
Harry A. Cole, inventor of Pine-Sol, (Jackson)
Joseph Newman, inventor of the Newman motor, (Lucedale)
Jurists and lawyers
William Wirt Adams, (Jackson)
Rhesa H. Barksdale, (Jackson)
Gerald Chatham, lawyer, lead prosecutor in the Emmett Till case [2], (Hernando)
Bobby DeLaughter, (Jackson)
Felix Huston, lawyer, (Natchez)
Thomas Rodney, (Natchez)
Richard "Dick" Scruggs, attorney, (Pascagoula)
Military figures
Nathan Bedford Forrest, (Hernando)
Felix Huston, (Natchez)
Samuel Reeves Keesler, (Greenwood)
John S. McCain, Sr., Admiral in the US Navy, (Teoc)
Charles Read, (Meridian)
Musicians and performers
3 Doors Down, band, (Escatawpa)
Tommy Aldridge, drummer for Ozzy Osbourne and Whitesnake. (Pearl)
Afroman, (Hattiesburg)
Steve Azar, (Greenville)
Glen Ballard, (Natchez)
David Banner, rapper/producer, (Jackson)
Lance Bass, member of pop group 'N Sync, born in Laurel, raised in Clinton
Beanland, jam band (Oxford)
Blind Melon, (Starkville)
Eddie Boyd, blues musician, (Clarksdale)
Bobby Bradford, (Cleveland)
Cory Branan, (Southhaven)
Brandy, (McComb)
Cindy Jeffcoats-Pickett, Songwriter, Author,(Madison)
Big Bill Broonzy, (Scott County)
Eddie "Bongo" Brown, percussionist, (Clarksdale)
Jimmy Buffett, (Pascagoula)
R. L. Burnside, (Harmontown)
G. C. Cameron, (Jackson)
Odia Coates, (Vicksburg)
Hank Cochran, (Isola)
David L. Cook, (Pascagoula)
Sam Cooke, (Clarksdale)
The Cook Family Singers, (Pascagoula)
James Cotton, (Tunica)
Arthur Crudup, (Forest)
George Cummings, (Meridian)
Olu Dara, jazz musician, (Natchez)
Paul Davis, singer, (Meridian)
Wayne Davis, leads singer and guitarist for Acoustic rock band Guncoma (Oxford)
Daybreakdown, Southern rock band (Oxford)
Al Denson, (Starkville)
Bo Diddley, (McComb)
Willie Dixon, (Vicksburg)
Nate Dogg, (Clarksdale)
Shelly Fairchild, (Clinton)
Joe Fisher, blues musician, (Yazoo City)
Steve Forbert, (Meridian)
C. L. Franklin, (Sunflower County)
Bobbie Gentry, (Greenwood)
Mickey Gilley, (Natchez)
Glen Graham, (Columbus)
Caroline Herring, bluegrass musician, (Canton)[3]
Michael Henderson, (Yazoo City)
Faith Hill, country/pop singer, (Jackson)
John Lee Hooker, (Clarksdale)
Big Walter Horton, (Horn Lake)
Son House, (Riverton)
Guy Hovis, (Tupelo)
Cary Hudson, lead singer and guitarist for alt-country band Blue Mountain (Sumrall)
John Joe Humphreys, blues musician, (Yazoo City)
Mississippi John Hurt, (Teoc)
Clifton Hyde, Hattiesburg
Vasti Jackson, (McComb)
Elmore James, (Richland)
Skip James, (Bentonia)
Jai Johanny "Jaimoe" Johanson, drummer in The Allman Brothers Band, (Ocean Springs)
Big Jack Johnson, blues musician, (Clarksdale)
Robert Johnson, (Hazlehurst)
Junior Kimbrough, (Hudsonville)
Albert King, (Indianola)
B. B. King, (Itta Bena)
Fern Kinney, rhythm & blues and disco music entertainer, (Jackson)
Kudzu Kings, band (Oxford)
Sonny Landreth, (Canton)
Chris LeDoux, (Biloxi)
Mayhem String Band, bluegrass band (Oxford)
Patrick McClary, lead singer and guitarist for Southern rock band Daybreakdown (Jackson)
Tommy McClennan, (Yazoo City)
George McConnell, guitarist, (Vicksburg)
Kansas Joe McCoy, (Raymond)
Papa Charlie McCoy, (Jackson)
Fred McDowell, (Como)
C. H. "Tally" McGraw, (Yazoo City)
Little Milton, (Inverness)
Mississippi Mass Choir, (Jackson)
Patrice Moncell, (Meridian)
Dorothy Moore, gospel singer, (Jackson)
Charlie Musselwhite, (Kosciusko)
Danny Myrick, (Pascagoula)
North Mississippi Allstars, band, (Hernando)
Brandy Norwood, (McComb)
Alexander O'Neal, (Natchez)
Paul Ott, (McComb)
Junior Parker, (Clarksdale)
Michael Passons, gospel singer, (Yazoo City)
Charley Patton, (Edwards)
Elvis Presley, (Tupelo)
Leontyne Price, opera singer, (Laurel)
Charley Pride, (Sledge)
Puerto Rican Rum Drunks, band (Starkville)
Newt Rayburn, (Oxford)
Jimmy Reed, (Dunleith)
Del Rendon, (Starkville)
LeAnn Rimes, (Pearl)
Jimmie Rodgers, (Meridian)
Jimmy Rogers, blues musician, (Ruleville)
David Ruffin, former lead singer of The Temptations, (Whynot)
Jimmy Ruffin, singer, (Collinsville)
Bobby Rush, (Jackson)
Otis Rush, blues musician, (Philadelphia)
Magic Sam, (Grenada)
Jeff Savage- Music Producer and Songwriter,(Clinton)
Scott Savage- former drummer of Grammy and Dove award winning band Jars of Clay,(Clinton)
Jumpin' Gene Simmons, rockabilly singer, (Tupelo)
Brad Smith, bass player for Blind Melon, (West Point)
Otis Spann, blues musician, (Jackson)
Britney Spears, (McComb)
Pops Staples, lead singer of The Staple Singers, (Winona)
Rogers Stevens, (West Point)
Lisa Stewart, (Louisville)
William Grant Still, (Woodville)
Word Strickland, (Gulfport)
Marty Stuart, (Philadelphia)
Ty Tabor, (Pearl)
Eddie Taylor, (Benoit)
Hound Dog Taylor, (Natchez)
Jean Terrell, (Belzoni)
Rufus Thomas, (Cayce)
Ike Turner, (Clarksdale)
Conway Twitty, (Friars Point)
Muddy Waters, (Rolling Fork)
Bukka White, (Houston)
Carson Whitsett, keyboardist and songwriter, (Jackson)
Tim Whitsett, band leader and publisher, (Jackson)
Webb Wilder, (Hattiesburg)
Big Joe Williams, (Crawford)
Sonny Boy Williamson II, (Glendora)
Al Wilson, singer and drummer, (Meridian)
Cassandra Wilson, jazz singer and songwriter, (Jackson)
Mary Wilson, (Greenville)
Howlin' Wolf, (West Point)
Tammy Wynette, (Tupelo)
Lester Young, (Woodville)
Physicians
Blair E. Batson, chairman of pediatrics at the University of Mississippi Medical Center and namesake of the Blair E. Batson Children's Hospital, (Jackson)
Arthur Guyton, wrote the Textbook of Medical Physiology
John Hall, continues to work on Textbook of Medical Physiology[6]
James Hardy, surgeon performed the first successful cadaveric lung transplant, (Jackson)
T. R. M. Howard, former chief surgeon at the Taborian Hospital and Friendship Clinic, (Mound Bayou)
Politicians
Robert H. Adams, (Natchez)
Haley Barbour, (Yazoo City)
Ethelbert Barksdale, (Jackson)
William Barksdale, (Jackson)
Ross Barnett, (Standing Pine)
Marion Barry, (Itta Bena)
Theodore Bilbo, (Poplarville)
Hale Boggs, (Long Beach)
Blanche Bruce, Mississippi Senator
Thomas Jefferson Busby, proponent of the Natchez Trace Parkway, (Houston)
Ezekiel S. Candler, Jr., (Corinth)
Joseph W. Chalmers, (Holly Springs)
Jacqueline Y. Collins (McComb), Illinois state senator
John Francis Hamtramck Claiborne, (Natchez)
Thad Cochran, (Pontotoc)
James P. Coleman, (Ackerman)
George Dale, former insurance commissioner
Jefferson Davis, US Senator and President of the Confederate States of America, (Warren County)
James Eastland, (Sunflower)
Alphonso Michael Espy, (Yazoo City)
Kirk Fordice, (Vicksburg) and other cities
Evelyn Gandy, (Hattiesburg)
James Z. George, (Carrollton)
Charles H. Griffin, (Utica)
Pat Harrison, (Crystal Springs)
Patrick Henry, (Brandon)
Thomas C. Hindman, (Ripley)
Jon Hinson, (Tylertown)
David Holmes, first Governor of Mississippi
Benjamin G. Humphreys, (Claiborne County)
Benjamin G. Humphreys II, (Claiborne County)
William Y. Humphreys, (Greenville)
Paul B. Johnson, Sr., (Hattiesburg)
Paul B. Johnson, Jr., (Hattiesburg)
Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar (II), US Senator and US Supreme Court Justice, (Oxford)
Elmer Litchfield, former sheriff of East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, (Meridian)
Trent Lott, Sr., (Grenada)
John R. Lynch, first African-American Speaker of the Mississippi House of Representatives, (Natchez)
Ray Mabus, governor, (Starkville)
Hernando Money, (Carrollton)
"Sonny" Montgomery, (Meridian)
Mike Moore, Attorney General, (Pascagoula)
Ronnie Musgrove, (Tocowa)
Charles W. Pickering, (Jones County)
Chip Pickering, (Laurel)
John E. Rankin, (Itawamba County)
Hiram Rhodes Revels, first African-American US Senator
Larry Speakes, (Cleveland)
John Stennis, (De Kalb)
Gene Taylor, (Bay St. Louis)
Bennie Thompson, (Bolton)
Amy Tuck, (Maben)
James Vardaman, (Yalobusha County)
Jamie L. Whitten, (Cascilla)
Roger Wicker, (Pontotoc)
William Winter, (Grenada)
Fielding L. Wright, (Rolling Fork)
Writers
Earl W. Bascom, (Columbia)
Lerone Bennett, Jr., editor of Ebony magazine, (Clarksdale)
Bruce Brady, writer, editor of Outdoor Life, (Brookhaven)
Larry Brown, (Oxford)
Jill Conner Browne, author, Sweet Potato Queen, (Tupelo)
Hodding Carter, II, editor, journalist, (Greenville)
Craig Claiborne, (Sunflower)
William Faulkner, (New Albany)
Bill Fitzhugh, (Jackson)[7]
Vic Fleming, (Jackson)
Shelby Foote, historian, novelist, (Greenville)
Richard Ford, (Jackson)
John Grisham, (Southaven)
Barry Hannah, (Clinton)
Thomas Harris, (Rich)
Beth Henley, (Hattiesburg)
Greg Iles, (Natchez)
Greg Keyes, (Meridian)
Donna Ladd, investigative journalist, (Philadelphia)
Muna Lee, (Raymond)
Justin Mapp, (Brandon)
Anne Moody, (Centreville)
Willie Morris, (Jackson)
Lewis Nordan, (Forest)
Walker Percy, (Greenville)
William Alexander Percy, (Greenville)
William Raspberry, (Okolona)
Kevin Sessums, (Forest, Mississippi)
Donna Tartt, author, (Greenwood)
Mildred Taylor, (Jackson)
Natasha Trethewey, 2007 Pulitzer Prize winner for Poetry, (Gulfport)
Eudora Welty, (Jackson)
Tim Whitsett, music business, (Jackson)
Tennessee Williams, (Columbus)
Richard Nathaniel Wright, (Roxie)
Al Young, (Ocean Springs)
Stark Young, (Como)

[Syreeta G.]

Hey Multi!! You know I am ready!! Count me in! Let me know when YOU are ready!! ;)

[Katherine Williams]

I am absolutely interested in such a program with Mr. Taylor. It would be an honor to become one of his students. Please keep me informed when the final decision is made.

Katherine