Board Member
Stacy Whitehead
Stacy Whitehead, formerly Stacy Westbrook, cheered for the T ampa Bay Buccaneers during the 2004-2005 seasons. A Florida native and University of South Florida graduate, Stacy was honored with the “Biggest Heart” award during her time as a Buccaneers Cheerleader. Her tenure with the team included unforgettable experiences, such as cheering in the World Bowl in Germany and participating in Super Bowl events in Puerto Rico. She has built lifelong friendships with her fellow cheerleader alumni, a sisterhood she treasures deeply. With over 20 years of marketing experience, Stacy is the founder of **Whitehead Creative Marketing Services** where she helps businesses thrive, including her family’s event venue, **Whitehead Farms** in Brooksville. Her career has also included roles as a Product Ambassador for BMW of North America, a model/actor, an insurance agent, a teacher, a fashion buyer, and a spokesperson.
A dedicated advocate for her community, Stacy has supported more than 75 charity events and serves on the board of the PACE Center for Girls Hernando Chapter. She is also proud to contribute to the **NFL Alumni Tampa Chapter**, where she is honored to support its growth and mission. Outside of work, Stacy cherishes time with her husband and their English Bulldog, Lola. She loves fashion, music, boating, photography, and outdoor adventures. Her curiosity and energy fuel her love for exploring new places, meeting inspiring people, and connecting with fellow Type 1 diabetics. Stacy dreams of one day creating a nonprofit organization for children to make a lasting impact. Grateful for the opportunity to represent the NFL Alumni, Stacy is committed to serving others with kindness, passion, and purpose.
Board Member
Clemmie Perry
Clemmie Perry cheered for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for 1 year and is honored to be selected to serve on the TBCC Alumni Board to support the ongoing legacy of the Cheerleader organization. Clemmie also cheered for 6 years with the Miami Dolphins Cheerleaders organization. Clemmie Perry has over 25 years’ experience working for three Fortune 500 companies such as Lockheed Martin Corporation (Washington, D.C), Florida Power & Light Company (Miami) & Sodexo (Paris) Hospitality Company. She earned her B.S. degree from Florida A&M University, Tallahassee, Florida in Business Management and an M.S. from Nova Southeastern University, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida in Instructional Technology and E-Learning.
In 2014, after leaving her corporate career, Ms. Perry founded a non-profit organization, Women of Color Golf (WOCG) and Girls on the Green Tee (GOTGT), programs which have trained over 2500 women and girls in the basic fundamentals of golf in large corporations, local communities, schools and community outreach centers. WOCG has been recognized by the United States White House, as a Champion of Change, Aramco Women’s Team Series, The Valspar Championship Charity of the Year and the Tampa Bay Lighting Community Hero for their work in diversity, equity and inclusion in golf for women and girl’s.
Board Member
Lynn Munoz Murray
Lynn Murray is a dynamic professional with a rich history in cheerleading, education, hospitality, and real estate. As one of the original Tampa Bay Buccaneers cheerleaders from 1976 to 1982, Lynn proudly served as a captain, showcasing her leadership and dedication to the team during its formative years.
In addition to her cheerleading accomplishments, Lynn has a strong background in education, having taught fourth and sixth grades in Hillsborough County, Tampa. While teaching, she offered after-school dance classes and formed a team called "Just Dancers." Lynn is passionate about nurturing young talent and generously taught baton twirling to younger children in the elementary school after school, all at no charge, leaving a lasting impact on her students and the community.
Transitioning into the hospitality industry, Lynn excelled as a Director of Sales and Marketing, bringing her expertise to various prestigious hotels in Orlando, including Marriott, Courtyard Marriott, Residence Inn, and Crown Plaza. Her strategic vision and commitment to excellence have been key drivers in her successful career.
Currently, Lynn is a licensed realtor in the state of Florida, having held her license since 2003. She specializes in the residential real estate sector, serving the entire Tampa Bay area and helping clients find their dream homes.
Lynn is also an active member of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleaders Alumni, serving on the Board of Directors and having held the position of past president for two years. Her involvement reflects her dedication to fostering community and connection among fellow alumni.
With a diverse skill set and a wealth of experience, Lynn Murray embodies the spirit of teamwork, leadership, and community engagement.
Board Member
Jamie Schulte
Jamie Schulte began her professional cheerleading career in 1997 as a Swashbucler for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. In 1998, she made history as part of the first team to cheer in Raymond James Stadium. The following year, in 1999, the team rebranded themselves as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleaders, where Jamie served as a captain. In this role , she played a pivotal part in implementing and helping to choreograph the first Junior Cheerleaders’ halftime performance, showcasing her leadership and creativity.
During her last season in 2000, Jamie again served as a captain, but was unable to finish out the season as she became pregnant with her first child. Throughout her four years with the Buccaneers organization, Jamie gained recognition and was featured in Lindy’s Pro Football Magazine, Women’s Fitness Magazine, and even a children’s book titled NFL 123. These highlights reflect her dedication and influence within the community.
During her time cheering for the Buccaneers, Jamie graduated from the University of South Florida with a degree in Early Childhood Education and began working as a Kindergarten teacher. Since having her children, she has transitioned to working as a professional organizer, helping others create functional and beautiful spaces in their homes. Jamie also continues her passion for cheerleading and community involvement as a member of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleader Alumni, where she currently serves on the board of directors.
With a diverse array of experiences in cheerleading, education, and organization, Jamie continues to inspire those around her through her creativity, dedication, and positive impact on the lives of others.
Board Member
Mary May
Co Founder TBBCA, Board Member, Executive Advisor, Original Director choreographer of TB Cheerleaders, UT Director choreographer Spartanettes, USF Sun Dolls Choreographer, Southeastern Regional Director Baton, Dance Volunteer of The Year award NFL Tampa Chapter ( named in her honor), Faber Cup Award giving Most in Baton and Dance, NFLCOA Hall Of Fame recipient 2024.
Recreation Director,Supervisor Arts and Recreation Programing Originated First Night Light Parade Chattanooga, Tennessee Scenic City Beautification Award Loan Originator, Sct Cobb County Sheriff Dept,Talent and Model agent, International Gold Seal Teacher and Judge.
Active life and State Sr. games participant winning many Gold medals etc. International champion Taught over 60,000 students throughout the Country. Both Daughters were TB Cheerleaders, Sabrina and the late Kim May.
Mother of 4, Grandmother of 10, Great Grandmother of 3.
Treasury
Becky Williams
Tampa Bay Buccaneer Swashbuckler 1978. My friend and I decided last minute to try out for the 1978 Tampa Bay Swashbuckler squad and to the surprise of both of us we made it! I cheered one year under the direction of Mary May. It wasn’t till years later that I realized what an opportunity it was to have cheered for an NFL football team.
I also worked in the Press Box at the old Sombrero stadium for 2 to 3 years and I worked one year at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers home office on Westshore Boulevard in Tampa, Florida. I have lived in Tampa since 1963. I worked front office for the Tampa Bay Bandits United States football league team under the ownership of John Bassett and Burt Reynolds who was a minority owner. I did promotional work for WRBQ Q105 radio as a Zooette which back in the day had a morning drive show the Q zoo with Scott Shannon and Cleveland Wheeler it was nationally known. I’m working currently at Amalie Arena home of the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Secretary
Karen Brown
Karen Brown, secretary of TBBCA and a member of its dance performance group, is proud to have cheered for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for five years as a Swash-buc-ler during the Creamsicle era. Her rookie season was 1981, and she was honored to be named a captain in 1985, her last year. In 2000, Brown founded her successful residential interior design firm from which she recently retired after twenty years to focus on art. She has spent the last few years creating her line of award-winning wearable art jewelry, and recently expanded her artistic pursuits to mixed media, receiving multiple best-in-show awards along the way. In addition to art, Brown is the marketing director at ArtsiPhartsi, a long-time Tampa fine art gallery. However, her most enjoyable creative pursuit is collaborating with her filmmaker son to produce his original award-winning films shown in numerous local and national film festivals.
Dina Busciglio Sheridan started dance at age 5 at Frank Rey Studio. She has studied with American BalletTheatre, Joffrey Ballet in Chicago, Alvin Ailey in NYC, Broadway Dance Center, the Patel Conservatory, All American Classical Ballet School, America’s Ballet School, Dancebox, Tampa Bay Ballet, Bay Area School of Dance Arts, and Karl & DiMarco. She danced competitively for the USF SunDolls, designing team uniforms worn for the 1st college game ever played at Raymond James stadium, and was a member of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleaders from 1992-1998, and was selected as captain her last 2 seasons. Dina danced on the inaugural Thunderdawgs dance team in the American Basketball Association league..
The following year, she was cast as a principal dancer in a traveling USO style show as a Rockette for 12 years. In 2022, she performed male and female dance roles in West Side Story at her alma mater, the Academy of Holy Names. In 2023, she performed as a member of Sunshine City Dancers. She earned 2 Guinness World Records in dance in 2009 and 2010. She is a 15 year board member of Friends of Joshua House Foundation and Chairperson of the area’s largest fundraiser for abused and abandoned children. In 2024, as a member of the Board of Directors with the LAMPLighters, she chaired a fashion show featuring Dillard’s to raise money for Metropolitan Ministries and Joshua House. She is currently a Girl Scout Troop Leader, a YMCA volleyball coach, and an active member of her children's’ school. She remained involved with the SunDolls as an audition judge as well as a part time employee of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers organization to work special events, Junior Cheerleaders, and game day operations as a Buccaneers Cheerleaders sideline assistant. In 2016, she was one of the original 3founders of the first ever Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleaders Alumni organization.
She created the TBBCA logo as well as the slogan “Everyone Needs a Cheerleader.”
Vice President
Dina Sheridan
Cindy is a former Swashbucler Cheerleader who passionately served the Buccaneers
organization from 1983 through 1987, rising to the position of captain during her tenure. With a strong foundation in teamwork, leadership, and performing arts, she has carried forward the values learned on the field into her personal and professional life. After her time with the Buccaneers, she transitioned into the title insurance industry continuing to exemplify dedication and discipline in all endeavors until she retired in 2008.
In her free time, she enjoys dancing, tennis, and working out, and believes in the importance of community involvement and inspiring others. Cindy is thrilled to be the President of our Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleaders Alumni group and looks forward to growing our membership and getting the group more involved in the
Tampa Bay community.
President
Cindy Eicholtz
