One day it hit us. So much talent, skill, honor, and influence has come through St. Augustine and Ketterlinus High Schools that if people knew about it all, they would be amazed. So we decided to start recognizing it.
The St. Augustine/Ketterlinus High School Alumni Association Hall of Fame inducts a few special people each year. They are people affiliated with the schools who applied their education and experiences by contributing to society in significant and meaningful ways.
There are educators, business leaders, elected officials, military heroes, doctors, historians, lawyers and judges, athletes, and more…and they are all Yellow Jackets.
We honor these men and women as role models for our students, and for their professional contributions and their outstanding representation of the St. Augustine/Ketterlinus High School tradition of excellence.
Have graduated from St. Augustine High School at least ten years prior to nomination (if not a graduate of Ketterlinus High School), or served either St. Augustine or Ketterlinus High School as a member of the faculty, staff, or administration, or had a significant connection to the school(s)
Have a record of outstanding achievement in his/her field*
Have made significant contributions to his/her community*
Exhibit exemplary character
Induction may be granted posthumously.
Sunday October 19, 2025
The Black Molly Restaurant
Suit & Tie Attire Optional | Social 4:00p.m. | Program 5:00-6:30 p.m.
265 E. Marina Cove Drive, St. Augustine, FL 32080
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$65 per person | Online Registration below until October 13, 2025
A community activist and philanthropist providing funds for Flagler College Thompson Hall and music programs. She was honored by the Majority Kinnan Rawlings Society for “invaluable service to society,” She serves on the advisory committee of Limelight Theatre, the Emil Master Music Association Guild and has been a Master Gardener volunteer for more than 36 years.
One of the most influential community leaders in North Florida. As chair of the West Augustine Community Development Agency, Robert’s leadership transformed thousands of lives through affordable housing, infrastructure development, youth engagement and economic revitalization. He was instrumental to bringing the Florida African American Museum to St. Augustine.
Served as the SAHS head football coach for 20 years where he mentored thousands of student athletes as he compiled a 192 – 42 record, including 50 straight district wins, #4 all-time in state history. He coached the Yellow Jackets to a state championship in 2005, with 15 straight wins and a #22 national ranking. 70 of his student athletes earned opportunities to play at the collegiate level. Coach Wiles has been the Senior Associate Director of Athletics at Flagler College since 2016.