Meet Our Team

Peggy approaches life with a passion for creativity and excellence. Her credits are numerous in the performance arts and in entertainment production. Peggy’s resume includes book author, Christian recording artist, motivational speaker, casting director, entertainment consultant, and producer for videos, podcasts and theatrical events. Early in her career she worked as an actress, vocalist, dancer and model. As a child, she even won third prize for the “Most Beautiful Child in America”, and appeared on The Howdy Doody Show and The Today Show. Peggy brings an innovative enthusiasm to every project she undertakes. She recognizes that her gifts come from God, to whom she gives all the credit.

At five, Peggy became the third part of a singing trio with her parents, Dr. Taylor Huntley Frazier and his wife Effie Frazier. The trio performed across America for eleven years and recorded two gospel albums - The Frazier’s Sing Songs with a Message and The Frazier’s Sing Songs of Praise. This life came to a heartbreaking halt when her father died in 1973.
Peggy graduated from Barbizon Modeling School at fifteen years of age. At sixteen, she was introduced to Richard Fredricks, formerly a lead baritone with the New York City Opera. He and his wife, Judith Fredricks, currently of Opera New York, trained her over a four-year period, grooming her for a professional career.

Simultaneously she studied with the world-famous Luigi for jazz dance, and Fred Kelly, brother of the film star, Gene Kelly, in tap dancing. Peggy graduated from the prestigious American Academy of the Dramatic Arts (as Lee Frazier) in New York City.

Upon graduating, she worked as a freelance actress for theater, television, commercials and soap operas including; Love of Life, One Life to Live and Another World. The unexpected, tragic death of her sister diverted her career from a 7-year contract with Universal Studios toward her roots as a Christian concert artist, touring nationally just as she and her parents had done. She recorded two albums, To My Father with Love and Touch Through me.
Peggy relocated to Dallas, Texas to marry and raise a family. She began producing musicals and instructing young talent through a nonprofit that she created called, Visions: A Studio for the Creative Arts. Its purpose was to mentor children in all aspects of the creative and related arts. One of her early projects was an exhibition of silk art called “Silken Treasure”. The renderings featured silk art created by thirty children from the ages of five to eighteen years of age. One student in particular, Aaron Gerstler, created an awarded-winner piece of silk art piece was displayed in the White House and then at the State Capitol in Austin, Texas.
With a grant from The City of De Soto, Peggy produced several local theatrical productions, including Narnia, and the Musical version of C.S. Lewis’ The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe in which she also starred as the White Witch. Following this, Peggy produced and directed an original musical, A Cloud of Witnesses.
Peggy also produced; The Brooks Brothers; Live in Concert at Arlington Music Hall, featuring the opening acts of young singers and dancers from her Visions studio. Several of these exceptional, young people have gone on to be successful in professional careers in show business.

In 1993, Peggy starred in live theatrical productions, including an original musical by Nancy Sunshine called Silver Saddle, as well as other credits in commercials and television in Dallas Texas. In 1997, she was the lead in the independent film, Unto Thee. A divine appointment on the set of a Nike commercial led her to a close relationship with Shirley Abrams, a casting director in the Dallas film industry. Peggy began to assist Shirley and ultimately become her casting associate, in casting for all types of media. Upon Shirley’s death, Peggy continued to cast a feature film and live performances as Abrams-O’Connor Multi-media Theatrical Casting.
In 2008, Peggy created Legacy Films Development, Inc. for the purpose of creating inspirational content. In 2012, Peggy reinvented herself, taking an unanticipated hiatus from production which lead her to publish her first book, Makeup Lessons: A Story of Prayer, Healing, and Restoration at the Makeup Counter. This is an inspirational book, which speaks candidly of the transformation in her life through the power of God. The content features a written compilation of her true-life experiences as a makeup consultant, as she engaged with women from all walks of life. She offers a holistic approach to the healing of the body, mind, soul and spirit. Peggy prays that this work of love will encourage others to believe that they can survive and thrive, regardless of the challenges or heartaches they may face. With God’s help, you can begin again!
Currently, she is producing a podcast with Sharon Braxton. Their relationship began in 2005 when they co-produced an event starring Tom Braxton, featuring special guest the late Wayman Tisdale. Together they also collaborated on Catch a Rising Star, showcases in Dallas, featuring vocal, commercial, dance and film talent.
Their common goal to create positive media and their genuine affection for one another has led them to team up once again. This project is called, MAKEUP LESSONS FOR LIFE, a Podcast, inspired by her 2014 publication of Makeup Lessons. The interviews focus on men and women who have faced “curve balls” which could have caused them to give up on themselves or on God. Instead, they have chosen to let God give them a transformational “makeover”, bringing healing and renewal to themselves and those they love.

Peggy loves great music, theater, reading, cross stitching as well as travelling and playing tennis with her husband. She loves small dinner parties with friends and every opportunity she has to be with her them and her family. Jim and Peggy have been married since 2003 and reside in Dallas, Texas.
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Versatility and passion are two characteristics that best describe her.  With a multi-faceted background in law, media journalism, and the arts, Sharon Braxton has a unique style that is captivating and appealing.

The native Louisianan grew up in the small, southern community of Grambling and completed her high school education at Alma J. Brown Laboratory School earning the honor of Salutatorian.  She later graduated summa cum laude and first in her class from Grambling State University in Grambling, Louisiana with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science.  During her tenure at the university, she received numerous academic awards.  Sharon also earned the honor and privilege of serving as Miss Grambling State University.  As queen, she traveled as an ambassador and spokesperson for the university, and she was featured in Ebony Magazine.  After graduating from college, she entered Thurgood Marshall School of Law in Houston, Texas, where she competed on the Moot Court Team, served on Law Review, and published the lead Comment in the school’s Law Review journal.  After graduating with honors from law school, Sharon was licensed by the State Bar of Texas and began her legal career as an attorney for Senator Kent Caperton of the Texas Legislature followed by a clerkship for Justice Oscar Mauzy of the Texas Supreme Court both in Austin, Texas.  Later, she had a successful career as a business litigation attorney for a large, prominent Dallas law firm. 

Sharon easily transitioned from law to journalism.  She became an award-winning journalist with KRLD News Radio in Dallas, TX.  As a Special Projects Reporter, Sharon developed, wrote, produced, and voiced features covering the fields of entertainment, lifestyles, health, politics, religion and education.  She received Second Place honors at the Griot Awards sponsored by the Dallas-Fort Worth Association of Black Communicators for her three-part series entitled, “The Sonya Newell Story”, which depicted the life and struggles of a thirty-two year old single mom who was in desperate need of a kidney transplant.  She was also a Katie Awards Finalist for her ground-breaking forty-five minute documentary she wrote, produced, and anchored entitled, “The Lady Is A Cop”, which depicted the personal and professional challenges faced by female police officers.

Sharon utilized her experiences in law and journalism as co-host of the syndicated radio talk show “I Write the Songs”…an on-the-air seminar designed to help people acquire and polish effective songwriting skills.   Sharon, along with host and songwriter, Mary Dawson, wrote, produced, and anchored the weekly program which featured instructional segments on the creative and business aspects of songwriting and the music industry.  This captivating and unique program showcased interviews with famous songwriters like Richard Carpenter, Paul Williams, Michael McDonald, and Willie Nelson, as well as undiscovered talent deserving wider recognition.

Sharon has also worked as an actress, dancer/choreographer, drama director, and public relations director, and she has musical training in clarinet.  She had the privilege of choreographing the musicals “The Wiz” and “Dreamgirls” as well as a Motown Revue for high school students at American Heritage Academy in Carrollton, TX.  Sharon has appeared in commercial print ads for clients such as Verizon Wireless and Tostitos, and   she has worked as a voice-over talent for various corporate projects and the State of Texas.  Sharon co-hosted the pilot for an inspirational television show called “Spirit-N-Style” for KMBX (Channel 29) in Dallas, TX, and she appeared in a commercial for the Political Channel.  She is currently working with Legacy Film Development Inc. on various media projects including the Podcast, “Makeup Lessons for Life”, in which she will serve as host.  

Sharon has served in various leadership positions at Covenant Church in Carrollton, TX, where she has been a member for over 25 years.  She has been a featured speaker at women’s conferences and singles events, and she ministers through anointed dance and teaching alongside her husband at various churches across the country.  The mother of two is married to national recording artist and jazz saxophonist, Tom Braxton, and enjoys touring with him, attending concerts, and assisting him with management, legal advice, and in the studio.   Sharon, Thomas and their two sons reside in the Dallas area.

Jazz saxophonist Tom Braxton has garnered critical acclaim while thrilling audiences of all ages from coast to coast and abroad for over two decades.  From Africa to Japan...from New York to L.A., Braxton’s distinct, melodic sound leaves audiences astounded, clapping, and on their feet screaming for more!  This versatile instrumentalist has recorded nine CD’s which can be heard on radio and television airwaves nationwide. 

His albums have hit numerous jazz charts including Billboard, RadioWave, SmoothJazz.com, Groove Jazz Music, Capital Jazz Radio, and Amazon.  That's why Jazz Review calls Braxton "one of smooth jazz's most prolific saxophonists...with all the required tools to become a major force."  His albums include The Other Side (2016), The Next Chapter (2014), Endless Highway (2009), and Imagine This (2007) on the Pacific Coast Jazz label and Bounce (2005) on the Rendezvous label.  The Next Chapter features Grammy winners Bob James, Earl Klugh, and Ricky Lawson, as well as one of Smooth Jazz's most beloved guitarists, Peter White, who all lend their amazing talents to stellar duets with Tom's lyrical saxophone. 

He was inducted into the West Texas Walk of Fame in 2017.  He has also been a featured artist and fan favorite on the Smooth Jazz Cruise for 12 years.  This charismatic performer has been a headliner on the Algarve Smooth Jazz Festival in Portugal, twice on the Stanbic Jazz Festival in Ghana, Smooth Jazz Europe Festival in the Netherlands, and the Nile Gold Jazz Safari in Uganda.  He was also showcased on the Java Jazz Festival in Jakarta, Indonesia.  Braxton is currently touring with Earl Klugh in the U.S., with past tours in South Africa, Malawi, Mozambique, Ghana, and Japan. 

He has also performed with Keiko Matsui in Russia, Eastern Europe, Malaysia, and Japan.  For 17 years, Tom toured extensively with Wayman Tisdale as his Musical Director.  Braxton has shared the stage with many great artists including Dave Koz, Rick Braun, Peter White, Brian Culbertson, Marcus Miller, Candy Dulfer, Warren Hill, Bob James, Lee Ritenour, Paul Brown, Paul Jackson Jr., George Duke, Kirk Whalum, Jonathan Butler, Jeff Golub, Norman Brown, Sheila E., Aretha Franklin, Luther Vandross, and Philip Bailey.  He has been featured in media and publications such as JAZZIZ, Smooth Jazz News, The Saxophone Journal, CBS's The Saturday Early Show, Ugandan Television, and Daystar Television Network.

Scott Frazier has been performing, recording, producing/engineering since the age of 14. From Gospel, Jazz, R&B, Beach, Rap, his credits and credentials are too many to list. 

Scott entered full-time ministry at the age of 30, and has ministered extensively throughout the United States, Europe, and Africa. In 2006, he founded New Covenant Christian Church (Wilkesboro, NC), where he still serves as Senior Pastor/Worship Leader. His recording projects and podcasts are available on iTunes, Amazon, and other streaming outlets. Scott, his wife Lisa, and their 2 daughters, Meggin and Macy, are a family committed to the sanctity of “family”!  

Note: Scott is our engineer for the podcast as well as the pastoral covering for MLFL. He will also be a special guest speaker on the podcast and along with Tom Braxton, from time to time will be providing music.

Sara Davis has more than thirty years of experience as a personal trainer, group exercise instructor and certified athletic and wellness coach. Her love for functional fitness and wellness was sparked by a severe car accident when she was an All-American student-athlete at UCLA. It was this experience that introduced her to alternate fitness training systems and methods. In the years following graduation, Sara facilitated group fitness classes for Jack LaLanne's European Health Spa, Gold's Gym, 24 Hour Fitness and AT&T Corporate.

After twenty years of not competing, Sara returned to the track as a USATF Master’s athlete and won silver in the 100-, 200- and 400-meter sprints at the National Championships. Her performance ranked her ninth in the world in the 400 meters for her age division. She went on to coach track and field both at the high school and collegiate level at Texas A&M University-Commerce where her athletes broke numerous school records and achieved national rankings.

Today, Sara is a wellness coach and public speaker. As a certified wellness coach from the Institute of Integrative Nutrition, she works with private clients, groups and corporations bringing tools, strategies and inspiration to her clients.  Sara specializes in the holistic integration of the spirit, soul and body. Her personalized, comprehensive programs walk participants through the entire process of self-awareness, education and personal application to achieve optimal levels of living in their physical, mental, spiritual and personal lives.

Sara and her and Keith are co-founders of Winners Inc., which is a non-profit organization that provides educational and inspirational programs for schools, corporations, prisons and conferences domestically and internationally. Her experience in health and wellness, leadership, Safe Conversations® training, athletics and spiritual development has afforded her the opportunity to impact audiences on a broad range of topics and within a varied demographic. Sara’s passion to assist individuals in making positive life changes is contagious and founded on holistic principles that encourage optimal living. Enhanced by her personal experiences, world travels and varied age groups, Sara is an inspiration to the hearts and minds of any audience eager to embrace a life transformation.