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MEDIA RELEASE
Public Relations
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Tommiea P. Jackson
Date: April 5, 2007
Martin Triplets to Appear on the ?Oprah Winfrey Show?
Jackson State University alumni Warren, Deshun and Kenya Martin are scheduled to
appear on the
Oprah Winfrey Show at 4 p.m. Tuesday, April 10. The show airs locally on
WJTV-Channel 12 Comcast Channel 13.
The triplets, who graduated from JSU in 2001, gained national attention once they took
and passed the Mississippi State Bar together in 2004.
The brothers will travel to Chicago along with their wives and mother, Elinder Martin, who
after her husband?s death raised the triplets and their two older brothers alone.
?This is a wonderful experience for us,? says Warren Martin, an attorney with Sweet and
Associates in Jackson. ?The opportunity to meet Oprah is fantastic. We know about her
connection to Mississippi and feel privileged to use her show to tell our story again.?
Kenya practices law at Watkins, Ludlam Winter & Stennis Law Firm in Jackson. Deshun is
an attorney with the Mississippi Office of the Attorney General and leads a Pre-law &
Professional School Program at Jackson State.
? JSU ?
Read more about the Martin triplets in the 2005 edition of ?The Jacksonian? magazine at
http://www.jsums. edu/~announcemen ts/Martins2005Ja cksonian. pdf
Photo: http://www.jsums. edu/~announcemen ts/MartinTriplet s.jpg
Triplets Kenya, Deshun and Warren Martin made history when they completed undergraduate degrees and
law school and became attorneys together.
? JSU ?
Public Relations
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Tommiea P. Jackson
Date: April 5, 2007
Martin Triplets to Appear on the ?Oprah Winfrey Show?
Jackson State University alumni Warren, Deshun and Kenya Martin are scheduled to
appear on the
Oprah Winfrey Show at 4 p.m. Tuesday, April 10. The show airs locally on
WJTV-Channel 12 Comcast Channel 13.
The triplets, who graduated from JSU in 2001, gained national attention once they took
and passed the Mississippi State Bar together in 2004.
The brothers will travel to Chicago along with their wives and mother, Elinder Martin, who
after her husband?s death raised the triplets and their two older brothers alone.
?This is a wonderful experience for us,? says Warren Martin, an attorney with Sweet and
Associates in Jackson. ?The opportunity to meet Oprah is fantastic. We know about her
connection to Mississippi and feel privileged to use her show to tell our story again.?
Kenya practices law at Watkins, Ludlam Winter & Stennis Law Firm in Jackson. Deshun is
an attorney with the Mississippi Office of the Attorney General and leads a Pre-law &
Professional School Program at Jackson State.
? JSU ?
Read more about the Martin triplets in the 2005 edition of ?The Jacksonian? magazine at
http://www.jsums. edu/~announcemen ts/Martins2005Ja cksonian. pdf
Photo: http://www.jsums. edu/~announcemen ts/MartinTriplet s.jpg
Triplets Kenya, Deshun and Warren Martin made history when they completed undergraduate degrees and
law school and became attorneys together.
? JSU ?
