St. Rhoda Wilson-Jackson, the oldest living singer of the COGASOC Union Choir Organization. With decades of dedication to the ministry of music, St. Rhoda has witnessed the evolution of choir singing and played an instrumental role in shaping its legacy. St. Rhoda Wilson-Jackson has lived through the Depression, the Holocaust, World War II, and fighting Vietnam and Iraq. She’s seen a man land on the moon and the first Black man to grace the White House as president of the United States. (© 2025 Sac Cultural Hub | https://www.sacculturalhub.com/entertainment/headlines/rhoda-wilson-jackson-celebrates-100th-birthday-as-concert-headliner/) Listen as she shares her heartfelt journey—how she fell in love with singing, the honors and recognitions she has received over the years, and the inspirations that have fueled her passion. Her grace, wisdom, and unwavering commitment to the choral arts continue to inspire generations.Youtube Link for S1E9

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