In the heart of Waycross, Georgia, a vision was born—one rooted in brotherhood, uplift, and the enduring aims of Alpha Phi Alpha. Brothers Luther Jones and A.W. Myrick dared to dream of a chapter that would unite men of purpose across Coastal Georgia. Their idea quickly gained momentum, and on Saturday, December 15, 2001, that dream took form.

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Joined by Brothers Eugene Johnson, Franklin Pinckney, Huey Spearman, Fer-Rell Malone, Terrell Jacobs, and Larry Raimey, the founding circle expanded, bound by a shared commitment to excellence and service. Together, these trailblazers formally chartered the Rho Mu Lambda Chapter, laying the foundation for a legacy that continues to shine.

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On May 11, 2002, their efforts were officially recognized with the granting of the chapter charter—an affirmation of their vision and a call to action for generations to come.

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Today, Rho Mu Lambda stands as a beacon of leadership and unity, drawing strength from the diverse communities of Camden, Glynn, McIntosh, Pierce, Ware, and Wayne counties. From these roots, the chapter has grown into a powerful force for scholarship, advocacy, and love for all mankind—uplifting Coastal Georgia with the spirit of Alpha.