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Member Spotlight – Paul Caldwell

As The Imperial Sovereign Court of All Connecticut celebrates 25 years of doing good in our state and community, we want to celebrate the folx who make our success possible, our members. Each week we will highlight one of our members and ask them questions about themselves and The ISC of All CT.

Today we highlight Emperor 5 Paul Caldwell:

  • When did you join the organization/how long have you been associated?
    • · I joined the court in 1991 it was the Imperial Court of All New England, Then I joined the Imperial Court of Connecticut in 1995 (Nutmeg), and moved with the Court in 1999 when we became ISC of Connecticut, So I have been a member for 33 years.
  • How did you hear about the ISC of All CT?
    • · Through a friend it was relatively new in the East Coast, and he had just joined in its first year.
  • What interested you in joining the organization?
    • · I liked the idea of giving back and helping others and all the pomp and circumstance that went along with it.
  • Please give 3 to 5 adjectives to describe the ISC of All CT?
    • · Giving back to the community by our fund raising $1.00 at a time, the commitment of donating their time to make it a great organization, adapting with the times and still making us relevant today as we were in the past.
  • What is your fondest memory/moment with the organization?
    • · Was my first out-of-State Coronation (New York) just seeing all these people from all over and how wonderful they all looked with their crowns and gowns was amazing.
  • Where would you like the organization to go in the future?
    • · I feel like the last few years the organization has been pushing to find different ways to raise monies for the community. Forward-thinking is what comes to mind to keep us relevant in the years to come.

Thank you,

His Imperial Majesty

The 5thElected Emperor of all Connecticut.

The Diamond Star Blue Moon Emperor

Paul Caldwell

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