Sister Natasha Mills, PM

District Worthy Matron

Membership

Pride of Guyton Chapter No. 292

O.E.S. Journey

Sister Natasha Mills has been a dedicated member of the Order of the Eastern Star since November 30, 2012. She began her journey in Affectionate Chapter No. 489, where she served as Associate Conductress, Conductress, Associate Matron, and Worthy Matron in 2016. She now continues her service as Conductress of Pride of Guyton Chapter No. 292.

Her leadership has extended to the District, where she served as District Conductress from 2018 to 2022 and currently holds the office of District Worthy Matron of the Savannah First Masonic District. At the Grand Chapter level, she has contributed her talents to the Belle S. Clark Luncheon Committee.

Among her most meaningful experiences are community service efforts that provided school supplies, hygiene essentials, meals, and clothing to underserved families. Working alongside Brothers and Sisters in unity reminded her of the deep impact and shared responsibility of service—a true embodiment of the Order’s values: charity, fidelity, and lovingkindness.

Honors & Recognitions

• Worthy Matron of the Year – 2016
• Zone 2 District Worthy Matron of the Year – 2025
• Volunteer of the Year, Lockheed Martin – 2018
• Meritorious Civilian Service Medal – Civilian of the Year, 2024 & 2025

Community & Church Involvement

Sister Mills is a member of First Union Church and is actively involved in civic and community outreach. She gives her time to organizations such as the Ronald McDonald House, the Juneteenth Committee, and the NAACP.

She regularly organizes food drives, clothing donations, hygiene distributions, and youth scholarship efforts. Her commitment extends to supporting veterans, promoting civic engagement through voter outreach, and being present for those in need—with compassion, empathy, and dedication to lasting change.

Personal Background

Born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia, Sister Mills proudly served 21 years in the United States Army as a 92Y Unit Supply Specialist. Her professional background includes ten years as a Supply Analyst with Lockheed Martin, one year as a Logistics Analyst with Kellogg Brown and Root, and three years as a Logistics Analyst for the U.S. Army Cadet Command. She currently serves as an Education and Training Specialist for the U.S. Army Cadet Command.

She holds dual Master’s degrees in Human Resources and Managerial Leadership.

Sister Mills is married to Past Master Lorenzo Mills of McKinley Lodge No. 211, and they share one son, Marquise Parker. She is deeply inspired by the legacy of those who served before her and remains committed to uplifting others through service, unity, and purpose.

Favorite Scripture

“Let all that you do be done in love.”
— 1 Corinthians 16:14

A Call to Serve

“Let us continue to serve with open hearts, uplift one another, and answer the call to support wherever and whenever we are needed. The impact we make today lays the foundation for a better and brighter tomorrow.”

This biography was last updated on June 16, 2025.