Our Team
Renoalda Scott
Chair
Chairwoman Scott is an activist and mother who has resided in Macon- Bibb for her entire life. Her vision for the party is focused on community, with an emphasis for civic engagement among those who have felt excluded from the party. “My goal is to foster open communication, mutual respect, and shared goals to ensure the committee operates as a united team. By bridging generational gaps and working together, we can drive meaningful change within our community.”
Julia Adele Callahan
1st Vice Chair
Julia Adele Callahan is the First Vice Chair. She’s a mother to two toddlers, a small business owner, the cofounder of Middle Georgia 4 Choice, and member of the Young Democrats of Georgia. “I plan on using the next two years to build the brand identity of the Macon-Bibb Democratic Committee to be one known for service and community.”
Pastor Greg Turner
Second Vice Chair for Membership
Gregory Turner is a Vietnam Veteran, and has lived in Macon his whole life outside of being moved around for his career. He has served as the associate pastor and Sunday school teacher at Greater Zion Hill Baptist, a past board member for the EOC, a team leader for 1,000 Women Strong, and as a legal administrative assistant for the 92nd Engineering Battalion and the 84th Ordinance Battalion.
Angelia Hoomes
Secretary
Angelia Hoomes may not have been born in Macon, but her ties to the community are deep. Both her children and her only grandchild were born in Macon. She has worked in the financial industry as a financial planner and most recently worked for GEICO in multiple departments. She is honored to be reelected as the committee secretary, and has a vision for more organized record keeping for the party.
Lynn Snyder
Treasurer
Lynn Snyder is serving as our treasurer. She is a wife, mother, grandmother and retired nurse. She attended the University of Virginia School of Nursing on an army student nurse scholarship and used her G.I. Benefits to earn a Master’s of Administration from Central Michigan University. She served on active duty as an Army Nurse Corps Officer during the Vietnam era and as a reserve officer during Operation Desert Storm. Lynn was a founding member of Georgia Women (and Those Who Stand With Us) serving as treasurer from its inception in 2017 until 2023 and co-president from 2020-2023. Lynn is a post seat holder and served as a delegate to the Georgia State Convention in 2022.
Dr. Juawn Jackson
Parliamentarian
Dr. Juawn A. Jackson, a lifelong public servant and resident of Macon-Bibb County, has dedicated his career to serving his community. A product of the Bibb County School District, he became the youngest elected member of the Bibb County Board of Education, later serving as its president. Dr. Jackson's commitment to public service extends to his efforts in reducing barriers to college access for first-generation and limited-income students in Middle Georgia. A graduate of the University of Georgia, Georgia College & State University, and Mercer University, he continues to serve his community through his leadership as chairman of the Board of Trustees at Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church, where he worships.
Earnestine Wilson
Political Director
Earnestine Denise Wilson is a lifelong resident of Macon and a dedicated community advocate who has spent decades strengthening families, empowering youth, and addressing the challenges facing underserved communities.
Her commitment to public service is reflected in a long record of leadership and advocacy. Wilson previously served as Vice Chair of the Macon-Bibb County Democratic Party under Chair Anissa Jones and currently serves as the party’s Political Director, leading efforts to increase civic participation, voter engagement, and grassroots organizing.
Beyond her political and civic leadership, Wilson is the Founder and President of Operation Softback Book, a nonprofit organization dedicated to expanding educational opportunities and supporting children and families through literacy, mentorship, and international outreach.
She also serves as President of the National Action Network, Macon-Bibb Chapter, continuing her lifelong commitment to justice, equity, and community empowerment.
Jeremyah Foster
Communications Director
Jeremyah Foster is a student leader, community advocate, and emerging professional from Macon, Georgia. He is pursuing a degree in Business Management at Georgia Southern University, where he serves as Secretary of the Young Democrats of Georgia Southern and is actively engaged in campus leadership.
His work includes serving as Communications Director for the Macon-Bibb Democratic Committee, where he leads strategic communications and community outreach efforts. He is also involved in political organizing throughout Macon-Bibb County, supports international literacy initiatives through Operation Softback Book, and promotes youth engagement through his involvement with the Young Democrats of Georgia. Across each of these roles, he remains committed to empowering others, strengthening local communities, and building organizations that create lasting impact.
Jeremyah believes leadership is rooted in service. He strives to create opportunities for others, strengthen the communities he serves, and leave every organization better than he found it. Whether organizing events, leading communications, or supporting community initiatives, he approaches every opportunity with a collaborative spirit, a willingness to learn, and a commitment to making a meaningful difference. As he continues to grow professionally, he remains dedicated to developing as a leader while helping others grow alongside him.