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CLASS OF ‘70 LET’S CELEBRATE AT THE

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12 YEARS OF TRADITION THE AGGIE GOLF CLASSIC TEES OFF AGAIN

PHOTO: PRESIDENT’S DINNER, OCTOBER 2024

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HOWDY! Howdy, Ags,

2024 is done, but we want to share with you all of the activities that occurred in the fourth quarter. It was an exciting and busy one for the club.

•We held the Annual Meeting, where we discussed the club’s finances and held elections for officers and board members. It was projected that we raised over $200K for the year— more than enough to meet our $96K commitment for scholarships— allowing your board to determine where to allocate the excess funds.

•General Welsh dropped by to provide an update on our university at the President’s Dinner. We are in good hands!

•The first annual Boot Scootin’ for Scholarships event was a rousing success, featuring Hayden Haddock ’21 and our own Trey Gonzalez ’19 performing. Over $5K was raised, and planning for next year’s event is already in progress.

•There were game watch parties for the renewal of our rivalry with t.u. at Kyle Field, along with the disappointment of being outscored, followed by the additional disappointment of our bowl game.

•Sunday with Santa was held again, jointly with Aggie Moms’. Additionally, the club Christmas party was held, where we announced the winners of the Nilgai Hunt Raffle.

All in all, it was a great year for the club. The 2025 board, led by Lane Mitchell ’79, is outstanding, and I look forward to seeing how they make this year a success. It has been my pleasure to serve as your club president in 2024. I appreciate all of you who make our club the best and look forward to seeing you at the club in 2025.

Gig ’em,

Don Preecs ’83

2024 SAAMCF President

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HOWDY!

Howdy!

Welcome to 2025 on behalf of the San Antonio A&M Club and Foundation. Your board is working hard to make this year a memorable one for all club members and participating friends of Aggies. Thanks to immediate past president, Don Preecs, who led us through our Aggie Park events and included a dinner with President Mark A. Welsh to highlight the year.

Thanks to last year’s board members who have rolled off: Sandra Hoggard ’87 and Sybil Howell ’82, who led the Family BBQ. Best wishes to Sandra as she moves on with her promotion and new job duties in Salt Lake City. Thanks also to Paige Petersen ’15, for being a great Chair of the Christmas Party, and decorated for many of our Aggie Park special events.

Our year has just begun with our scholarship students visiting the club on January 6th. Eighteen Aggie Scholars gave reports on their educational and other academic progress. With students like these our future is in good hands.

Vice President, Paula Schnettler, is lining up programs for our Monday lunches.

Please join us on any Monday outside of holiday weeks. On February 10, we will host the Class of ’70 for our Lifetime Members Luncheon, where we will hear from members of the Class of ’70 and enjoy a good meal and fellowship.

Speaking of Monday lunches, our Aggie Women’s Affiliate bakes pies every week and makes them available for a donation at the back of Aggie Park. Be sure to support these ladies as they offer student scholarships too. They will

also be hosting their Scholarship members and affiliates throughout the Fundraiser on March 29th at year. I look forward to seeing you all at Aggie Park. Look for details on the Monday lunches and special events.

AggiePark.com website.

Our Aggie Moms’ Club will also be active in March with their Boots and Bling Gala on March 22nd. Be sure to check AggiePark.com for details on this spectacular event.

Look for our special events throughout the year, including our Fundraiser Golf Tournament to be held at Olympia Hills on March 20th. On April 21st, Aggie Park will host our Bexar County Muster. On May 3rd, we will have a bus trip to College Station to watch the baseball team in action against LSU. Be sure to watch your email for other special events such as Family BBQ, Coach’s Night, Boot Scootin’ for Scholarships, Sunday with Santa, and the Club Christmas Party.

Young Aggies have been rebooted, with Trey Gonzalez ’19 acting as this year’s coordinator and Thomas Holmes ’19 as vice coordinator. They have scheduled monthly Happy Hours and have several special events planned for later in the year. If the Guadalupe has water, expect a first-class Guadawhoop this summer.

As this year’s president, I will run the meetings on time, lead the Board in conducting the business of the club, and support our

Gig ’Em,

Lane Mitchell ’79 President

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Board of Directors

PRESIDENT Lane Mitchell ‘79

president@saamcf.org

VICE PRESIDENT Paula Schnettler ‘82

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TREASURER Robert Lozano ‘90

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SECRETARY Mitchell Byrum ‘17

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3RD YEAR DIRECTORS Don Meyer ‘78 Austin Teske ‘18 Marianne Marquardt Fly ‘88 2ND YEAR DIRECTORS Mario Guel ’07 ’19 Ty Chumbley ‘06 Dr. Eddie Gil ‘16 ‘23 1ST YEAR DIRECTORS Richard Delgado Jr. ‘19 Andrew Quesada ‘15 Chris Schrader ’19 YOUNG AGGIES COORDINATOR Trey Gonzalez ‘19 YOUNG AGGIES VICE COORDINATOR Thomas Holmes ‘19

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EVENT SCHEDULE

Stay in the know by visiting saamcf.org your destination for all things Club-related.

JANUARY 2025

6 Scholarship Luncheon 13 Monday Lunch, Egan Little 16 Happy Hour 20 Park Closed, MLK Day 27 Monday Lunch, Stephanie Reyes ‘22

APRIL 2025

7 Monday Lunch 14 Monday Lunch 17 Happy Hour 21 Muster 28 Monday Lunch

JULY 2025 7 Monday Lunch 14 Monday Lunch 17 Happy Hour 21 Monday Lunch 28 Monday Lunch

FEBRUARY 2025

3 Monday Lunch, Max L. Knight ‘73 10 Lifetime Members Luncheon 17 Park Closed, President’s Day 20 Happy Hour 24 Monday Lunch, David Ogrin ‘80 Professional Golfer - 1996 Valero Texas Open Champion

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Aggie Park Work Day Monday Lunch, Brigadier General (Ret.) Joe E. Ramirez, Jr. ‘79 - Former Commandant of the Corps and Former VP for Student Affairs

10 Monday Lunch, Pat Frost: Men’s NCAA Final 4 17 Monday Lunch 20 Annual Golf Classic 20 Happy Hour 24 Monday Lunch 31 Monday Lunch

MAY 2025

JUNE 2025

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Baseball Bus Trip: Texas A&M vs LSU 5 Monday Lunch 12 Monday Lunch 19 Monday Lunch 26 Park Closed, Memorial Day

AUGUST 2025

4 Monday Lunch 11 Monday Lunch 18 Monday Lunch 21 Happy Hour 25 Monday Lunch

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Monday Lunch, Scholarship Luncheon 7 Family BBQ 9 Monday Lunch 16 Monday Lunch 23 Monday Lunch 30 Monday Lunch

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UPCOMING EVENTS LIFETIME MEMBERS LUNCHEON FEBRUARY 10, 2025: CLASS OF ‘70

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UPCOMING EVENTS San Antonio A&M Club Foundation

The 2025 application period is currently open and applications are due by 3:00 PM on Monday, March 10, 2025. Eight 4-year $12,000 Scholarships will be awarded.

This scholarship opportunity will be open to individuals who: Are a resident of Bexar County Are a high school graduate class of 2025 Are unconditionally admitted to Texas A&M University College Station

San Antonio A&M Club Foundation Scholarship Information & Application https://www.aggiepark.com/opportunityawardscholarship2025

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SAN ANTONIO AGGIE MOMS’ CLUB

Howdy!

Our San Antonio Aggie Moms’ Club has been actively at work throughout the 2024-2025 school year. We have nearly 280 members this year! We’ve had the pleasure of hosting some wonderful speakers at our monthly general membership meetings, along with opportunities for fellowship and bonding. In addition, we have supported Sunday with Santa and Goody Bag Distribution for our Aggies at College Station, Galveston, and the Engineering Academy. We wrapped up our fall semester with a fun holiday celebration in December. We will resume our monthly meetings in February.

sponsor at the event, and recognition on our social media platforms. You can purchase your gala tickets by scanning the QR code attached.

We would love for you to join us! If you have questions about how to join our club, you can also visit our website at https://sanantonio.aggiemoms.org/.

Thanks and Gig ‘Em, Martha Mireles San Antonio Aggie Moms’ Club President, 2024-25

As we transition into the spring semester, our board members have been actively planning for our largest scholarship fundraiser, the Boots and Bling Gala, on March 22, 2025. The gala will include dinner, dancing, and a silent auction.

It’s a great opportunity to spend time with friends and give back to the San Antonio Aggie community. All of the funds raised are donated for scholarships. If you have a business and would like to sponsor a table or make a donation, you can send your request to samomswaysandmeans@aggiemoms.org. There are a variety of sponsorship levels that allow your business to gain recognition in our directory, acknowledgment as a

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SAN ANTONIO AGGIE WOMEN’S CLUB Howdy Ags!

Happy New Year 2025 from The San Antonio Aggie Women’s Club!

In November, members of our club took a Saturday outing to Seguin for lunch and shopping. We enjoyed delicious comfort food at the Power Plant Texas Bar & Grill, a restaurant set in a historic location along the Guadalupe River.

Afterward, we shopped for authentic Polish pottery at the beautiful Polmedia Polish Pottery Store. The traffic detours on our way to Seguin gave us more time to chat while traversing scenic country roads we had not driven before. These outings are always a great opportunity to get to know each other better and build relationships.

In December,

with fantastic prizes, an exciting silent our club auction showcasing local treasures, participated and a chance to win big in our in Sunday exclusive raffle. Gather your Aggie with Santa & friends and family for a fun-filled day Aggie Market that promises laughter, excitement, Day at Aggie and an opportunity to support our Park in San mission to fund scholarships and serve Antonio. We our local community. Don’t miss the sold pecans, chance to make a difference while hand-crafted enjoying a day of entertainment and Christmas camaraderie. Mark your calendars and goodies, get ready to shout “Bingo!” for a great wreaths, cause! holiday earrings, and teacher gifts to our shoppers. It was a fun event and a wonderful way to support our Aggie For more information on purchasing community while raising money for our tickets or sponsorship opportunities, contact Amy Mulholland at 281-804scholarship fund.

0538 or admulholland@gmail.com.

Stay up-to-date on our organization’s activities by following us on San Antonio Aggie Women’s Club | Facebook or visiting www.aggiepark.com.

The Board and Committee Members have been diligently working on our upcoming “Viva La Bingo” fundraising event, scheduled for Saturday, March 29, at Aggie Park in San Antonio.

The doors will open at 9:30 a.m. for an opportunity to shop with some amazing vendors. This vibrant day will feature thrilling rounds of bingo

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For questions about our club or membership, contact Donna Hill at dchill1025@att.net or 210-241-6719.

I’m also available to answer any questions at ddcastro99@gmail.com or 210-633-7992.

Gig ’em, Debbie Castro President 2024-2025 aggiewomensclubSA@gmail.com

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PRESIDENT’S DINNER

WITH GENERAL (RETIRED) MARK A. WELSH III: OCTOBER 10, 2024 The San Antonio A&M Club Foundation hosted a President’s Dinner on Thursday, October 10, 2024, where current Texas A&M University President, General (Retired) Mark A. Welsh III, and his lovely wife, Betty, were our distinguished guests.

President Welsh served as the keynote speaker for the evening.

The small yet outstanding committee selected a Fiesta theme for the event to honor President Welsh’s San Antonio roots.

The evening began with President Welsh and his entourage being greeted by Mariachis upon their arrival at Aggie Park. Mariachi Azul de San Antonio then moved to the patio, where they entertained the crowd during the Cocktail Reception, creating a festive atmosphere as attendees mingled, visited, and had the chance to shake hands, chat, and take photos with the President and his wife.

President Welsh and Betty were gracious, spending quality time with each attendee who wanted to meet them.

The Mariachis then led President Welsh and Betty to their seats of honor, and guests enjoyed a delicious full Mexican food buffet with all the trimmings,

catered by Ruben Luna of Anne Marie’s Catering.

The program began with a welcome from Club President Don Preecs ’83 and an invocation led by Club Vice President Lane Mitchell ’79. Following dinner and a brief intermission, Don returned to the stage to introduce President Welsh.

President Welsh delivered a “State of the University.” He began by reflecting on “Where We Were”, touching on external and internal dynamics in 2023 and addressing concerns about trust, communication, and the impact of growth. He then transitioned to “Where We Are,” explaining how we’re getting back on track by recommitting to our core values and reestablishing transparent communication. Several new councils have been launched, including Strategic Building, Executive Facilities, and Philanthropy, to support the university’s mission. Finally, he shared insights on “Where We’re Going”, focusing on re-embracing the Spirit of Aggieland and fixing the “foundation.” The ”far horizon” includes graduating great citizens—not just great Aggies—making A&M a constant in national conversation, becoming the nation’s #1 student experience, and #1 veteran-serving university. These goals support the 79,000 students, 4,240 faculty, 8,484 staff, and 527,468 former students (as of October 2024), all operating under an annual budget of $2.5 billion, representing a 27% growth over the past five years!

President Welsh also highlighted several recent accolades on the “10,000

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Great Things” that A&M recently achieved, including being #1 in Texas and the SEC in the 2025 Best Colleges in the U.S., recognition as the only university in Texas among America’s Greatest Workplaces, and the #1 public university in the nation for alumni CEOs. Other accomplishments included a former student summiting Mount Everest, the Vet Emergency Team assisting in North Carolina, the Rural Med program enhancing care in rural areas of Texas, and a current student identifying 195 Aggies listed as MIA from WWII to the present day through his undergraduate research.

He also encouraged everyone to prepare for and actively participate in the university’s upcoming Sesquicentennial in 2026.

The evening concluded with an enthusiastic rendition of the Aggie War Hymn—Mariachi style—as we bid farewell to President Welsh and Betty.

Special thanks go to the event committee (Don Meyer—Chair, Paula Schnettler—Co-Chair, Becki Holmes, Mandy Scott, Mario Guel, and Robert Lozano, with oversight from Don Preecs and Lane Mitchell) and the Aggie Park staff (Angel Martinez, Alisha Mohammed, Amanda Neuman, and Marisa Gonzalez) for help in planning a successful and fun event that went off without a hitch.

Gig ’em, Paula Schnettler ’82

BOOT SCOOTIN’ FOR SCHOLARSHIPS: NOVEMBER 9, 2024

On November 9, 2024, the San Antonio A&M Club hosted its inaugural Boot Scootin’ for Scholarships event at Aggie Park.

The event brought together Aggies, community members, and supporters to raise funds for scholarships benefiting Bexar County students attending Texas A&M University. With tuition costs on the rise, scholarships like these are crucial in helping students from Bexar County achieve their academic and professional dreams.

Haddock ‘21, took the stage and energized the crowd with his mix of popular hits and traditional country favorites. Haddock’s performance not only highlighted his musical talents but also reinforced his strong connection to the Aggie community.

The music kept guests on their feet, dancing throughout the evening. In addition to the entertainment, attendees enjoyed a range of activities, including a silent auction, competitive prize-winning games, and opportunities to directly contribute to the scholarship fund.

next generation of Aggies.

The success of this inaugural event would not have been possible without the generous support of our sponsors.

Their contributions were instrumental in making Boot Scootin’ for Scholarships a reality. We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all of our sponsors for their continued commitment to helping students in need. Their generosity allowed us to create an unforgettable experience while raising significant funds for scholarships.

Thank you again to everyone who attended, donated, and helped make the first Boot Scootin’ for Scholarships a success. Together, we’re making a lasting impact on the lives of future Aggies. We encourage everyone to continue supporting Boot Scootin’ for Scholarships in the years to come, as this event grows to benefit even more students. Thanks, Gig ’em, and we can’t wait to see y’all at Boot Scootin’ 2025!

Gig ’em, Austin Teske ’18

One of the most exciting aspects of the event was the fantastic turnout. The Boot Scootin’ for Scholarships committee was thrilled to The event kicked off with a lively crowd of Aggies and guests, eager see so many members of the San Antonio A&M community come together for such a to support a great cause. Trey meaningful cause. It was a true reflection Gonzalez ‘19 kicked off the night of the passion and dedication that the San as our opener. Texas Country artist and Aggie graduate, Hayden Antonio A&M Club has for supporting the

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CLUB CHRISTMAS

PARTY: DECEMBER 5, 2024 San Antonio Aggies and friends kicked off their holiday season on December 5th as they gathered for the annual Club Christmas Party. The night brought together longtime members and new faces for an evening filled with joy and festive cheer. The event started with a delicious Texas BBQ dinner, holiday games, and prize giveaways, accompanied by laughter and shared stories from the year. Speaking of prizes, the winners of the Nilgai Hunt Raffle, kindly donated by the East Foundation, were drawn to much anticipation. Congratulations to Reese Grebe, Zachary Burkett, and Wesley Maresh, who took home a Tundra Hall Wheeled Cooler, a beautiful TAMU Pool Table, and the prized Nilgai Hunt experience, respectively.

Don Preecs ’83 took time to thank our outgoing board members and introduced our new board for 2025.

We deeply appreciate the service of Don Preecs ’83, Sandra Hoggard ’87, Sybil Howell ’82, Paige Petersen ’15, and Clayton Perry ’78 in advancing the club’s mission. We’re also excited to welcome our new board members: Mitchell Byrum ’17 as Secretary, Marianne Marquardt Fly ‘88, Dr. Eddie Gil ’16 ‘23, Richard Delgado Jr. ’19, Andrew Quesada ’15, and Chris Shrader ‘19. They bring a wealth of knowledge and experience from their personal and professional lives, and we look forward to seeing how they lead the club and foundation!

As the night progressed, San Antonio Aggies enjoyed delicious libations and danced the night away to the lively tunes of The Rustic Avenues.

The event was a perfect blend of tradition and celebration, uniting the San Antonio Aggie community to reflect on a successful year and set sights on achieving even greater

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When the night came to an end, we tallied the bounty provided by Aggies in support of the Blue Santa Toy Drive. Doing things a little differently this year, we accepted both new toys and cash donations. Our Aggies generously donated more than 40 toys and over $450, which will be distributed to disadvantaged children and families in our area.

A big THANK YOU to everyone who made the event and this year a success! Cheers to another year of Aggie spirit, excellence, and selfless service! Happy New Year!

Gig ’em, Paige Petersen ’15 Board Member

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SUNDAY WITH SANTA AND AGGIE MARKET DAY: DECEMBER 8, 2024

Our annual Sunday with Santa and Moms’ Club, Hill Country Charm, Aggie Market Day Club event was held and Prestige ER. Thank you so much on December 8 at Aggie Park. Once to all the vendors for providing again, Aggie Park was transformed into raffle prizes that were given out a Winter Wonderland, a Holiday Market, throughout the event! Some and Santa’s Workshop all at once! vendors even stayed over through Monday Lunch on December 9 to Several craft help our members with some laststations were minute Christmas shopping. generously stocked and run Of course, the main attraction was by the Aggie none other than our Aggie Santa Moms’ Club, himself, our own David Gay, and featuring ornament-making, coloring, his trusty Reindog, Rye! Santa cookie decorating, and a popular table made sure every child’s wishes and designated for writing letters to Santa! lists were heard, gave each child a The Mr. and Mrs. Snowman Snowball sweet treat, and Toss was back and enjoyed by kids of took photos with all ages! everyone who wanted to capture The Aggie the moment.

Market Day was a hit once again, with some returning vendors like The Aggie Moms’ Boutique, an Aggie Women’s Club booth, and 12 Fires Winery and Vineyard. We also welcomed some new vendors, including PaperPie, JNN Creations, The Kendall County Aggie

Santa’s Elves – Sybil Howell, Bonnie Hitschel, and others – spread magic all over Aggie Park that day. They helped keep the line to see

Santa orderly, ensured that everyone had a great time while they waited to talk to him, and took individual photos of the children with Santa.

A special thanks goes to RBFCU for providing the hot chocolate, marshmallows, and other treats for the beverage station, and to the Aggie Moms’ Club for manning it. Thank you to the Aggie Women’s Club for providing cookies for everyone, and to Joe Rodriguez for cooking our delicious hot dogs! Thank you to Alice Perez for the beatiful balloon photo backdrop! A heartfelt thanks also goes out to our volunteers and Aggie Park staff who were on hand to make the event a success once again! We couldn’t have done it without you.

We hope everyone had a great time and that you’ll mark your calendars for Sunday with Santa in 2025—it’s scheduled for December 7!

Gig ’em!

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ENDOWMENT UPDATE

AGGIE PARK ENDOWMENT COMMITTEE (APEC)

The San Antonio A&M Club Foundation (SAAMCF) has two endowment accounts, the Aggie Park Endowment and the Scholarship Endowment, established and invested for the purpose of providing long term stability to maintain our Club home, Aggie Park, and helping to sustain our Club scholarship program. The Aggie Park Endowment Committee (APEC) is responsible for overseeing the management of these two accounts and for growing the endowments by promoting and soliciting charitable gifts.

Serving with me on APEC for 2025 are Bill Hill ‘84, Logan Richter ‘05, Bonnie Hitschel ‘86, and Becki Holmes ‘82. Working in tandem with APEC is our three-member Investment Committee of Bob Johnson ‘90, Richard Kardys ‘67, and Scott McMillan ‘89 who have dedicated double-digit years of tenure providing informed investment advice and guidance.

repairs, maintenance, and improvements (RMI) to Aggie Park in the upcoming calendar year. That RMI amount for 2025 is $50,264.19. Our endowments performed well in 2024, ending the year with balances shown below:

BALANCE AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2024 SCHOLARSHIP AGGIE PARK

$1,414,397

$851,290

If you are interested in investing in the future of our Club, please consider a contribution to the Aggie Park Endowment and/or the Scholarship Endowment as a part of your annual charitable giving, when making memorial gifts, or where applicable, as a qualified charitable distribution directly from your IRA to satisfy all a portion of your RMD. To make a gift and leave a lasting legacy visit saamcf.org and click on Donate.

Annually at the end of the 3rd quarter, APEC follows guidelines set by our Statement of Investment Policy to calculate the amount of money available for distribution from the Aggie Park Endowment to the SAAMCF for

Thanks & Gig ‘em, Mandy Scott ‘87 2025 APEC Chair

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