2011 Annual Report

Extraordinary people dedicated to life, hope and safety.

2011 Annual Report

Message from the Board of Directors Chairman Dennis Stahl The year 2011 was filled with challenges.

Thanks to a great management team and dedicated staff, we were able to continue moving forward.

The Board is especially grateful to Mary Beth Fisk and Linda Myers for assuming the leadership responsibilities as president and chief operating officers of South Texas Blood & Tissue Center (STBTC) and QualTex Laboratories respectively. They both did a superb job and are to be congratulated.

The Blood & Tissue Center met the challenge of the slow down in the health care industry from the recessionary pressures to the global economy. We also moved into the exciting field of regenerative medicine with the formation of GenCure.

QualTex opened its first out-of-state laboratory in Georgia in the spring of 2011. Since its opening, it continues to expand and replicate the same services that the San Antonio facility offers.

rector. We are delighted that Dr. Kalmin will remain active with the organization. His wealth of knowledge and experience is invaluable.

Most of the year the board of directors was busy searching for a chief executive officer who could take both STBTC & QualTex into the future. The Board needed someone with business acumen in the health care industry. We found that skill in Dennis Fallen.

Mr. Fallen has over 25 years of experience in the health care industry and has been a manager and leader of start up ventures as well as large public companies and organizations. His background includes biological material management services, support for disease research and the development of clinical trials. Mr. Fallen began his duties in April, 2012.

We look forward to another excellent year of service to our community. The dedicated employees at all levels exemplify exceptional professionalism. We remain committed to be a world-class organization providing high-quality biological products and testing services.

Dr. Norman Kalmin transitioned from the role of QualTex president to that of medical di-

“I am delighted and honored to be joining you as the CEO of the consolidated operations of STBTC and QualTex. The organization has a tremendous reputation, both in the local community and the blood and plasma industry. I look forward to working with you to continue to make our organization a leader in the health care industry.�

Dennis Fallen

Board of Directors Dennis Stahl (Chair) Michael D. Beldon (Vice Chair) Darryl G. Waldron, PhD (Treasurer) John Feik (Secretary) Michael Kreager (Assistant Secretary) 2

Dennis Fallen, CEO Dana Gasparek, CPA Yasan Gooding, PhD R. Wayne Hilliard, PhD Charles Lerner, MD, FSHEA

Blanca Molina, MD Karen Stiefel, PhD Vernon Torgerson, Jr. Gary V. Woods Mark Wright

We are committed to serving our medical community.

Mary Beth Fisk President/COO South Texas Blood & Tissue Center

Linda Myers President/COO QualTex Laboratories

Executive Management Donna Respondek Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer

South Texas Blood & Tissue Center

Sandra Mu単oz Executive Vice President Human Resources

QualTex Laboratories

Carmen Davila Vice President, Public Relations and Communications

Scott Jones, PhD Vice President, Laboratory Services

Shari Miller Vice President, Recruitment Services

Irma Villarreal Vice President of Business Integration

Darrin C. Gannaway Chief Information Officer

Jose Garcia Vice President, Marketing and Customer Relations

Patricia Cappelli Director, Quality Assurance

Kim Ratliff Director, Quality Assurance

Rachel Beddard, MD Medical Director

Norman D. Kalmin, MD Medical Director

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South Texas Blood & Tissue Center South Texas Blood & Tissue Center (STBTC) is a notfor-profit community blood center specializing in a variety of blood services. STBTC Blood Services Department provides blood, plasma, platelets and other blood components to over 100 hospitals and clinics in 43 South Texas counties.

• A website for donors, “Donating for Life,” was launched so donors could schedule donations and redeem points online.

• High school donors contributed 21% of our total blood draw. This year’s “Get the Facts” theme encouraged 29,826 students in 148 participating schools to learn more about blood donation.

• STBTC was honored to collaborate with the military in 2011. The Medical Education and Training Campus at Fort Sam Houston serves the Navy, Army and Air Force. This course included STBTC as part of its clinical rotation to train medical laboratory technologists.

• The Wellness Rewards Program allowed blood donors to receive select health screening exams at no cost. STBTC worked with the American Cancer Society, American Diabetes Association and American Heart Association to facilitate these exams for the community.

• In 2011, STBTC donors gave 127,410 red blood cells, 28,969 platelet donations and 340 plasma units.

• A major upgrade to the mainframe computer system improved the flow of information.

• Media promotional drives contributed 13,415 blood donations. Print, radio and television stations are instrumental in attracting donors.

Barbara Brinkman won the biggest donor prize in STBTC history: a Toyota Tundra truck. “I like knowing my donations can help cancer patients and people in the community,” said Brinkman.

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• GenCure, an affiliate of STBTC, was introduced in August and focuses on providing cell and tissue services for regenerative medicine.

GenCure encompasses STBTC’s marrow registration, tissue services, peripheral blood and cord blood cellular therapy programs.

Volunteer donors help save hundreds of thousands of lives.

Commitment to Quality

South Texas Blood & Tissue Center commits to remain an innovative world-class organization servicing the blood, tissue, cord blood, and regenerative medical industries. Our teams of dedicated professionals will continue to fulfill the needs of the community and the medical establishment worldwide through innovation.

STBTC is affiliated with the American Association of Blood Banks, America’s Blood Centers, and the American Association of Tissue Banks. STBTC is one of the first blood centers in the country to be registered by the International Standards Organization.

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QualTex Laboratories ®

QualTex Laboratories is a global leader providing state-of-the-art patient, donor and biological product testing services. Here are some 2011 highlights.

• QualTex tested 8.2 million samples in 2011. It is the largest, independent, non-profit testing laboratory in the United States for blood and plasma products.

• Testing services were marketed to an expanded network of blood centers.

• Sophisticated viral and molecular testing for organ procurement organizations (OPO) began. Both San Antonio and Norcross locations serve local OPO organizations.

• Cadaveric tissue donor testing service was also added. The testing panel includes microbiology testing and infectious disease screening, which qualify cadaveric bone and tissue for transplantation.

• The School of Blood Banking, a partnership with University Health System and the UT Health Science Center, graduated two students with the Specialist in Blood Bank Technology certificate.

• QualTex provides services to more than 250 national and international clients supporting health care needs in 20 countries around the world. The website reflects this diversity with its publication in seven languages.

“QualTex is truly on the forefront of laboratory technologies. Our services have an immediate application to saving lives.”

Linda Myers, QualTex President/COO Irma Villarreal, Linda Myers and Amanda Muñoz discuss plans for the continued growth of QualTex. 6

Millions of samples are tested for global customers.

New Facility: Norcross, Georgia

The QualTex Norcross, Georgia laboratory opened in April of 2011. The Norcross site has the capacity to perform all the services and testing of the San Antonio facility.

Designed for maximum efficiency, this state-of-the-art, fullyoperational expansion site allows QualTex to expand and diversify its services. The new site began operations with the testing of whole blood, and has since seen the addition of new services and clientele.

The Norcross laboratory employs highly-trained, expert clinical laboratory scientists, certified lab technicians, quality specialists, and other personnel.

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GenCure ®

STBTC entered the exciting field of regenerative medicine with its formation of GenCure. This new program will target patient health care and research on a global level.

• GenCure encompasses STBTC’s marrow registration, tissue services, peripheral blood and cord blood cellular therapy programs.

• GenCure’s global influence expanded last December as a key player in the Fourth Annual Congress of Regenerative Medicine & Stem Cell in Beijing, China. Mary Beth Fisk, President and COO of STBTC, chaired a forum on stem cell and tissue engineering projects in North America.

• Tissue Services kept the public informed about donation options and helped grieving families during the consent process.

• Bereavement Education & Support Taskforce (BEST) held three community events for those who had suffered the loss of a loved one.

• Marrow Donor Program of Central and South Texas added 17,517 potential donor names to the Be The Match Registry.

• Texas Cord Blood Bank added 1,728 banked cord blood units. As 2011 ended, there were 13 collection hospitals throughout Texas.

• Be The Match Marrow Registry partnered with the Cancer Advocacy Movement for Colleges & Outreach (CAMCO), which stresses the importance of cancer prevention and early detection. This event registered 2,987 people as potential marrow/stem cell donors.

• GenCure advisors include experts from the University of Pittsburgh, University of Illinois, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, University of South Florida College of Medicine, and Georgia Tech.

• The Cellular Therapy Program participated in a peripheral blood stem cell clinical research study in 2011. This research works to reduce complications following a stem cell transplant.

Dr. Stephen Badylak & Mary Beth Fisk announced the formation of GenCure in August of 2011.

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New opportunities in cellular therapy, biobanking and tissue engineering.

GenCure: New Innovations and Research

GenCure has ongoing research collaborations with noted scientific and research institutions in the United States and around the world.

This research will touch on previously untreatable diseases and conditions such as: ALS, congenital heart defects, juvenile diabetes, spinal cord injury, brain injury, hearing loss, liver disease, stroke, cerebral palsy, endocrine disorders, neurological conditions and orthopedic injuries.

GenCure services are accredited by the American Association of Blood Banks, American Association of Tissue Banks, the International Organization of Standardization, and regulated by the Food and Drug Administration.

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Partners Together By joining hands with others in the community, South Texas Blood & Tissue Center and QualTex Laboratories multiplied their ability to impact area needs. Here are just a few examples of their involvement.

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• Employees actively engaged by collecting supplies for animal shelters, hosting numerous food drives, constructing homes, purchasing supplies for schools, and collecting items for the homeless shelter.

• “Driving for Donors,” a marrow golf tournament, raises funds for human leukocyte antigen (HLA) typing and testing, which is required to determine if a potential marrow donor can help save a life.

• Employees literally joined hands and feet with other charitable organizations by participating in various fundraising events. ◊ Hope, Steps & A Cure: Aplastic Anemia & MDS International ◊ Light the Night: Leukemia & Lymphoma Society ◊ Vital Alliance Donate Life Run/Walk ◊ Bike MS: Valero 2011 ◊ Lone Star Circle of Life Bike Tour • During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, employees showed support for all cancer patients. Names were written on the appropriately colored ribbon and attached to an awareness board at the Donor Pavilion.

• The Second Annual Chalk Art Festival engaged young minds and talents in an awareness of how lives can be saved through blood donation.

• “Spike it for Sickle Cell!” is a volleyball tournament to raise awareness of sickle cell disease.

Proceeds from the event help cover Sickle Cell Camp fees and transportation for pediatric patients of the Regional Sickle Cell Center at CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Children’s Hospital.

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Our employees are dedicated to working with our community.

Connections

The many partners in health care, community and civic groups all played a crucial role in saving and enhancing lives. Blood drive coordinators, committee members, board members, donors and donor families contributed to the year’s success.

Volunteers donated 10,291 hours in 2011. Over 1,500 visitors toured the facilities to learn more about our services.

The Center is grateful for the privilege of working alongside so many wonderful, caring people.

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Financial Report Expenses (in millions) $142.0

Revenues (in millions) $150.1

Testing $67.2 Wages $34.1

Client Testing $88.9

Purchased Services & Other $15.2

Blood & Tissue Processing $53.3

Supplies $10.5

Other Revenues $7.9

Benefits $7.5 Interest Expense $1.6 Depreciation $5.9

Committees Executive Dennis Stahl (Chair) Michael D. Beldon (Vice Chair) Darryl G. Waldron, PhD (Treasurer) John Feik (Secretary) Michael Kreager (Assistant Secretary) Mark Wright Budget & Finance Darryl G. Waldron, PhD (Chair) Michael D. Beldon Mary Beth Fisk, MT Linda Myers, MT Donna Respondek, CPA Dennis Stahl Investment R. Matthew Freund (Chair) Mary Beth Fisk, MT Norman D. Kalmin, MD Linda Myers, MT Donna Respondek, CPA Dennis Stahl Vernon D. Torgerson, Jr. Darryl G. Waldron, PhD

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Nominating Michael D. Beldon (Chair) John Feik Michael Kreager Dennis Stahl Darryl G. Waldron, PhD Mark Wright

Human Resources Deborah Becht (Chair) John Barnes Sandra Mu単oz R. Steven Thomason Brenda Wingert Lee Wingert

Medical Advisory

Margaret Peters, MD (Chair) Rachel L. Beddard, MD Mary Beth Fisk, MT Chantal R. Harrison, MD Ajeya Joshi, MD David G. Leibold, DDS, MD Blanca C. Molina, MD Linda Myers, MT Thomas L Schlenker, MD, MPH Emily E. Volk, MD

BEST (Bereavement Education & Support Taskforce) Darwin Huartson (Chair) Elizabeth Clark Janice Clyborne Carmen Davila Melissa Deuter, MD Mary Beth Fisk, MT Morgan Fenoglio Kay Johnson Paula Loring, LMSW-ACP Monica Mendez Aracely Torres Sam Warren Donnie Weeks Janie Worth

The Blood & Tissue Center Foundation The 2011 Red and White Ball was a night of celebration that recognized the tenth anniversary of the Texas Cord Blood Bank (TCBB). Due to the tremendous support provided by foundation members, the event was another huge success. An impressive $388,858 was raised for TCBB. The Birdies for Charities® Valero Texas Open Golf Tournament raised an additional $12,750 in funds. The Foundation remains grateful for all the individuals, foundations and corporations that support this life-saving work.

2011 Red and White Ball Chairs Margie & Sam O’Krent

2011 Foundation Board Chairs Lori & Mark Wright

2011 Board Leadership Support

Mr. Brad Adams and Dr. Alaina Hallmark-Adams Mr. and Mrs. Dean Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Banack Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beldon Dr. and Mrs. James Benedict Mr. and Mrs. Mike Birnbaum Dr. and Mrs. John Boldt Mr. and Mrs. Steve Brook Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bugg, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. George V. Burkholder Mr. Daniel Dupré Mr. and Mrs. Martin Epner Mr. and Mrs. John Feik Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson IV Mr. and Mrs. Ron Finch Dr. and Mrs. Michael Fischer Ms. Mary Beth Fisk and Mr. Danny Miller Mr. and Mrs. Pat Frost Dr. and Mrs. Fernando A. Guerra Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hall Mr. and Mrs. Tim Handren Dr. and Mrs. Wright Hartsell Mrs. Karen Heintz Dr. and Mrs. William Henrich Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Holliday Col. and Mrs. Ray Holmes Dr. and Mrs. Norman Kalmin Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kanter Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kaplan Dr. Margaret Kelley Ms. Emilie Pitman Kreager Mr. Michael Kreager Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kustoff Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Labatt Drs. Melissa and Kevin Land Dr. Charles Lerner Dr. and Mrs. Fernando Lopez Mrs. Edith S. McAllister Dr. and Mrs. Tom McNish Drs. Blanca and Rodolfo Molina

Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Muenster Mrs. Karen Norman Mr. and Mrs. Sam O’Krent Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Palans Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson Dr. Margaret Peters Mr. and Mrs. Steve Potter Mr. and Mrs. William Rasco Mr. and Mrs. James Rosenblatt Mr. and Mrs. Sol Schwartz Col. and Mrs. Skinner Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stahl Dr. Karen Stiefel and Mr. Shep Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Torgerson, Jr. Dr. Darryl Waldron Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Watson, Jr. Ms. Helen L. West Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Windrow Dr. and Mrs. Dale Wood Judge Genie Wright Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wright Mr. and Mrs. William E. Young Mr. and Mrs. Thad C. Ziegler

Foundation Support

Robert A. & Kathey K. Anderson Foundation Best Buy Children’s Foundation Elizabeth Huth Coates Foundation Cowden Charitable Foundation Golf San Antonio Greehey Family Foundation Helen Freeborn Kerr Foundation Mays Family Foundation McCombs Foundation Methodist Healthcare Ministries The Nordan Trust Dr. Ruskin C. and Karen Norman Family Foundation L. D. Ormsby Charitable Foundation Myra Stafford Pryor Charitable Trust

Saint Susie Charitable Foundation St. Luke’s Lutheran Health Ministries SWBC Foundation Shelby Rae Tengg Foundation The USAA Foundation The Zachry Foundation Ruskin C. Norman Founders’ Circle Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beldon Dr. and Mrs. James Benedict Dr. and Mrs. John Boldt Mr. and Mrs. Steven Brook Mr. and Mrs. Fully Clingman Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson IV Ms. Mary Beth Fisk and Mr. Danny Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles Franzke Mr. and Mrs. Pat Frost Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gentry Mrs. Karen Heintz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holliday Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kleberg III Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Lowry Mays Mrs. Edith S. McAllister Dr. and Mrs. Tom McNish John Newman Family Charitable Trust of the San Antonio Area Foundation Dr. Ruskin C. and Karen Norman Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sam O’Krent Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Palans Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson Ms. Donna Respondek and Mr. Robert Frick Mr. and Mrs. John Shields Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stahl Mr. and Mrs. Julian Stewart Dr. Karen Stiefel and Mr. Shep Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Torgerson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Watson, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Dale Wood Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wright 13

Ruskin C. Norman Founders’ Circle

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beldon Dr. and Mrs. James Benedict Dr. and Mrs. John Boldt Mr. and Mrs. Steven Brook Mr. and Mrs. Fully Clingman Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson IV Ms. Mary Beth Fisk and Mr. Danny Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles Franzke Mr. and Mrs. Pat Frost Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gentry Mrs. Karen Heintz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holliday Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kleberg III Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Lowry Mays Mrs. Edith S. McAllister Dr. and Mrs. Tom McNish John Newman Family Charitable Trust of the San Antonio Area Foundation Dr. Ruskin C. and Karen Norman Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Sam O’Krent Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Palans Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson Ms. Donna Respondek and Mr. Robert Frick Mr. and Mrs. John Shields Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stahl Mr. and Mrs. Julian Stewart Dr. Karen Stiefel and Mr. Shep Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Torgerson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Watson, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Dale Wood Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wright

The Chairman’s Circle of The Blood & Tissue Center Foundation

ABM Janitorial Services Mr. and Mrs. Ray Adams Ms. Margaret Anderson and Mr. William Crow, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James Benedict Biosafe America, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Birnbaum Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bugg, Jr. Carvajal Pharmacy Mr. Larry R. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Martin Epner Mr. and Mrs. Richard Evans, Jr. Ms. Mary Beth Fisk and Mr. Danny Miller Mr. and Mrs. Pat Frost Mr. and Mrs. Darcy Frownfelter GFR Development Services The Gorman Foundation GRE Creative Communications Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gurwitz Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hall Mr. and Mrs. Tim Handren Mrs. Karen Heintz Col. and Mrs. Raymond Holmes Dr. and Mrs. Norman Kalmin Dr. Margaret Kelley Mrs. Judith Lachman Drs. Melissa and Kevin Land Mrs. Edith McAllister Dr. and Mrs. Tom McNish Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Muenster Mr. and Mrs Robert Muñoz Mr. and Mrs. Sam O’Krent Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Palans Dr. Margaret Peters Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Steve Potter Ms. Donna Respondek and Mr. Robert Frick Rosenblatt Law Firm Mr. and Mrs. George Schultz, Jr. Sol Schwartz & Associates, P.C. 14

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Stahl Mr. and Mrs. William Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Torgerson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Train Mr. and Mrs. Brian Weiner Ms. Helen L. West Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wright Mr. and Mrs. Thad C. Ziegler

Back Row: Mertie Wood, Nancy Torgerson, Veronica Boldt, Dr. Dale Wood, Sally Owens, Dr. John Boldt.

Front row: Vernon Torgerson, Jr., Charles Owens

Corporate Support

Abbott Diagnostics ABC Home and Commercial Services Aetna American Drywall Systems, Inc. Anderson Marketing Group Argo Group US Baptist Health System Bartlett Cocke General Contractors Baur Label Co., Inc. Beldon Roofing Company Ben Adams Precious Jewels and Fine Gifts Birnbaum Property Company Bjorge & Parker, P.C. BKD, LLP Bone Bank Allografts BRATH, Inc. Braun & Butler Construction Broadway National Bank Capitol Advisors Central Insurance Agency Century Oaks Ranch Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health Care Claire Reynolds Stationer Coast Pet Distributors DOCUmation Inc. DPT Laboratories Drake Commercial Group Dublin & Associates First Texas Bank Frost Frost Wealth Advisors Garza / Bomberger & Associates Great Lakes Cheese C. H. Guenther & Son, Inc. H-E-B Grocery Company Hill Country Electric Supply Humana, Inc. IBC IBTX Risk Services Jefferson Bank Journey Construction Inc. Julian Gold, Inc. L.C. Vending Company Lone Star Pet Supply Luminex Corporation Neiman Marcus NeuroStat Oakwood Endodontics O’Krent’s Abbey Flooring Center

Padgett Stratemann & Co, LLP Pall Medical Palmer Todd, Inc. Pediatrix Medical Group, Inc. Porter Loring Mortuaries Providence Health Center Raymond James & Associates Round Rock Industrial Equipment Round Rock Orthodontics Sallop Insurance Agency, Inc. San Antonio Express-News C.A. Schutze Agency Shootz Production Group Skanska Construction Slater Painting Company South Texas Pathology Associates StemBioSys, LLC Thad Ziegler Glass, Ltd. Tortuga Productions Trinity Flowers & Gifts Twomey Auto Works University Health System USAA Real Estate Company UT Health Science Center at San Antonio Valero Energy Foundation Walthall, Sachse & Pipes Wealth Strategies Xico Productions, L.L.C.

Dennis & Anna Stahl

Community Support

Mr. Jeff Anderson Mrs. Anne Ballantyne Mr. Pat Balthrop Mr. Ron Bauerkemper Mr. and Mrs. Lou Belinsky Ms. Nancy Belinsky Mr. Steve Berry Ms. Patricia Bondesen Mr. David Butler Mr. and Mrs. Ron Calgaard Mr. and Mrs. Mauricio Zepeda Carranza Mr. Dan Chandler Mr. Chris Colville Mr. Andy Cooper Corpus Christi Baseball Club Mr. John Craddock Dr. Joanna Davis Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dick Mr. Jimmy Disler Mr. Mark Drinnan Mr. Julius Eickenhorst Mr. Derek Even Mr. Andy Ewing Mr. and Mrs. David R. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Ian Fisher Mr. Brandon Fisk Mr. Christian Fouilloud-Buyat Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fresher Mr. Charlie Fusselman Mr. and Mrs. Jose Garcia Mr. David Garza

Mr. Bill Gelhaussen Gillespie County Board of Realtors Dr. Joseph Goodson Mr. Jesse R. Greer Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gruber Ms. Melodee Gruber Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hagood Mr. Terry Hagood Mr. David Hayes Mr. James L. Hayne, Jr. Mr. Wayne Hicks Mr. Kevin Hilbig Mr. Eric Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Holland Mr. and Mrs. Peter Holt Mr. Rufus Honeycutt Mr. and Mrs. Byron P Howlett, Jr. Mr. Mark Hunter Mr. Fred Jewell Mr. Larry Jinks Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson III Mr. and Mrs. Rob Kaufman Mr. Bobby Kimbrell Mr. Deke Kittrell Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kramer Mr. Allan Kunze Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Labatt LCRA Employees United Charities Ms. Jana Lester Mr. Kyle Little Mr. Wayne Ly Mr. Robert Lyons Dr. and Mrs. Roger Lyons Dr. Kent Macaulay Mr. and Mrs. Randall P. Maschek Mr. and Mrs. Laird McNeil Ms. Shari Miller Mr. and Mrs Robert Muñoz Dr. Robert Naples Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nolan Mr. Al Onderick Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Perkins Mr. Ross Phillips Mr. John R. Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Platt Mr. Michael Powers Mr. and Mrs. Mel Romero Mr. Daniel Saxeley Mr. Matt Schultz Mr. Steve Schutze Mr. Ned Sehinges Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Semtner Mr. Ray Sexton III Mr. Ira Shapiro Mr. Rick Slater

John & Stacey Ferguson III

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Spigel State of Texas Health and Human Services Commission Mr. Craig Steinbach Mr. David Steinbach Mr. J. Barry Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Strait Mr. Patrick H. Swearingen, Jr. Mr. Terry Swets Ms. Eleni Teliakos

TMI - The Episcopal School of Texas Mr. Ken Train Mr. and Mrs. Lane Traylor Dr. Raymond G. Troxler Mr. Randolph Umlah United Way of San Antonio and Bexar County Mr. Troy Van Winkle Ms. Becky Walker Mr. Chauncey Walker Mr. Kevin Walker Mr. John Warren Dr. and Mrs. John R. Windrow YMCA of Greater Williamson County Mr. Mike Zayas Mr. Steele and Dr. Beverly Zinser

Karen Heintz, Kim Fischer, Beverly Purcell-Guerra

Tributes

Mr. Brett Barcelona In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Beldon In honor of Mrs. Loretta Patterson In memory of Mr. Sylvan Polunsky Mrs. Angela Bradd In memory of Misses Caitlyn and Isabel Lopez Ms. Antonette Casas In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Mrs. Irene Chatrd In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters In honor of Chairman Elizabeth Ames Jones Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cohen In honor of Dr. Norman Kalmin Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cohen In honor of Dr. Norman Kalmin Ms. Barbara Dampman In memory of Misses Caitlyn and Isabel Lopez Ms. Lorraine Dansevich In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davison In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Dr. and Mrs. David J. Fisher In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Spigel Ms. Mary Beth Fisk and Mr. Danny Miller In honor of Dr. Norman Kalmin In memory of Mr. and Mrs. Porter Loring Mr. and Mrs. Collin Flood In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gerecke In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Mrs. Karen Goins In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Great Lakes Cheese In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Ms. Jessica Grist In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Ms. Maxine Grosse In memory of Misses Caitlyn and Isabel Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gurwitz In honor of Mr. Leo Rose Mr. and Mrs. Jim Halff In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Pullen Mrs. Sandra Harley In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Mrs. Karen Heintz In honor of Mrs. Kate Badash In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Hank Goldstein In honor of Mr. Sam O’Krent In honor of Mrs. Loretta Patterson In memory of Mrs. Minnie Martell In memory of Mr. Leonard Nisenson In memory of Dr. Dan Russell Ms. Patsy Helvey In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Mrs. Trish Herakovich In memory of Misses Caitlyn and Isabel Lopez Mr. and Mrs. John Herbst In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson

Mrs. Carol Huber In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Kalmin In honor of Dr. Norman Kalmin Dr. and Mrs. Bob Kelley In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Colin Lichtenstein In honor of Dr. Norman Kalmin Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Marlin In honor of Dr. Norman Kalmin Dr. and Mrs. Tom McNish In honor of Dr. James Benedict In honor of Dr. Harry Smith Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Middlebrook In memory of Misses Caitlyn and Isabel Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Nowitz In honor of Dr. Norman Kalmin Mr. and Mrs. Sam O’Krent In honor of Mr. Mark Wright Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Owens In memory of Mrs. Diana Dupré Mrs. Susan Pierce In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wright Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Powell In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Ms. Maurise Predmore In memory of Mr. Bruce Boening Ms. Danielle Ricciardi In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Mr. Roger Riley In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rips In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Pullen Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sacks In honor of Dr. Norman Kalmin Mr. and Mrs. William M. Schur In honor of Mrs. Diana Dupré Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shapiro In honor of Dr. Norman Kalmin Mr. and Mrs. John D. Simon In memory of Mrs. Iva Bean Mr. and Mrs. Julian Stewart In memory of Dr. Ruskin C. Norman Mr. Aldous Strauch In honor of Mr. Phil Strauch Mr. and Mrs. Sam Szeftel In honor of Dr. Norman Kalmin Ms. Helen West In honor of Ms. Mary Beth Fisk Dr. and Mrs. Dale Wood In memory of Dr. Ruskin C. Norman Mr. and Mrs. Worthington In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wright In memory of Mrs. Diana Dupré Mr. Robert Wright In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson Mr. Randy Wynn In memory of Mr. Tommy Williamson

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