Instructor Albert Lee Wallace, a longtime Black Belt under
 Master William Mason is an asset to his community. He is
 proud to be a member of the Morristown Branch of the
 Karate 5 Association.  He coached Little League football
 in Morristown officially for 25 years. During that tenure
 he was inducted into the Morristown Parks and Recreation
 Hall of Fame and was presented the 100 yard award by his
 peers for his outstanding contributions in fund raising and
 volunteer coaching.
            

  Instructor Wallace is also a member of the local branch of 
 the N.A.A.C.P.  During his tenure with that organization he
 has won the most prestigious award available, the Unsung
 Hero Award. This award is given to the individual who
 works tirelessly in the "background" doing things in the
 community to make our town a better place to live without
 drawing attention to himself. All the community knows is
 that the job gets done.

            

  Instructor Wallace has mentored to the youth of Hamblen
 County for many years. He is especially proud of his nephew
 Darius "Boo" Blevins, who came through his program and
 developed to the degree that he was drafted by the NFL's
 Saint Louis Rams. James "Little Man" Stewart is another
 of his more famous students.