13th Annual Dr. Daniel Cepero Track & Field Meet

Welcome

I would like to extend a very warm welcome to everyone attending this year’s Dr. Daniel Cepero Memorial Track and Field Meet. It’s hard to believe 13 years has already passed since the first meet. I’m quite certain that Danny would be touched knowing such a great event is being held in his memory. The Daniel Cepero family wishes everyone the best of luck and remember that just by being here and doing your best, you are a winner. And parents, what a great feeling of love and pride it must be watching your children participate in the events of their choice. I would also like to thank all the sponsors, officials, coaches, City of Odessa and meet organizers. Like Danny used to say: “To run is fun for everyone involved.” Do your best and have a great time doing it.

Susan Cepero, wife of the late Dr. Dan Cepero

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Welcome

Stella Neboh - Meet Organizer

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n behalf of the Planning Committee, the family of Dr. Cepero and the City of Odessa, I welcome all the participants, officials, volunteers and spectators to this 13th Annual Dr. Daniel Cepero Track meet. This event is a celebration of Dr. Cepero’s life and his vision for kids. We are very proud to continue with his vision and legacy through your participation. Dr. Cepero’s vision is possible today through the relentless support of the City of Odessa, our council men and women and our sponsors who have donated their money, gifts, food and more especially their valuable time towards the success of this track meet. To all of them we are very grateful and hope they will continue to support this annual event. Also, to all the parents, grandparents, uncles, aunts and all of you here today…. what a joy it is to be out here supporting these great athletes. I wholeheartedly appreciate all of you and hope you will continue to support this event. The children of West Texas will forever be grateful to our city council men and women for their yearly support to make this event possible for all children. As you all return to your respective destinations, I wish you God’s guidance.

Thank you and God bless.

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In His Memory Dr. Daniel Cepero July 23, 1960 - November 25, 2003 Dan or Danny was born to Rafael and Maria Term Cepero in Cienfuegos, Cuba. In 1962 they immigrated to the United States to escape communism. After his father repeated his residency in pediatrics, they were recruited to Odessa by Dr. Ed Dempsey.

We are living his dreams May he rest in Peace!!! 4

Dr. Cepero attended Gonzales Elementary School, Nimitz Junior High, and Permian High School. After graduation he attended Odessa College, UTPB, and University of Texas at Arlington. He was accepted into Baylor College of Medicine in Houston where he completed medical school and residency in pediatrics. Upon completion of residency, he returned to Odessa to join his father’s pediatric practice. Shortly after his return to Odessa he married Susan, his sweetheart from Houston. A few years later, two beautiful children, Genia and Daniel, entered their lives. After his children ran summer track in 1999, Danny had the vision to create a larger track program for Odessa and the surrounding area that could compete with some of the larger clubs he had seen at the state meets. The next summer West Texas Track Club was formed with great coaches and a significant increase in the number of participants. There were approximately 100 athletes ranging from age 5 to 18. The club hosted a track meet at Odessa College and had several members qualify for the TAAF State Games and the Junior Olympic Games. This tradition of state qualifiers has continued each summer and participation in the AAU organization has been added.

He believed that track was great way for children to stay in shape and keep busy over the summer. Not only did he support the club financially, but also with his special love for all the club participants. It was not unusual for him to give rides practice, loan his car for meets out of town, and be on the sidelines cheering the athletes on. For all of us who knew him, his presence permeated his surroundings. It was either by his jovial and boisterous laugh, a great big hug, or special way of greeting all whom he met.

“The Man� His Vision His Love For Children

The entire Cepero family wishes to thank the West Texas Track Club for dedicating this track meet to the memory of Dr. Daniel Cepero. We also thank all the participants and athletes. A very special thanks to Stella and Eugene Neboh who have always been dedicated to West Texas Track Club and the Cepero family. Good luck to all participants, and know that there will be a special fan cheering you on from above.

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West Texas Track Club’s Track and Field Meet Planning Committee & Members

WELCOME THE

Participants • Spectators Volunteers • Officials to the 13th Annual

DR. DANIEL CEPERO Memorial Track & Field Meet June 30 - July 1, 2017 Stella Neboh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Meet Director

Lisa Hibler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Awards/Finance

Eugene Neboh . . . . . . . . . . .Event Coordinator

Les Blackburn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Official

Tommy Ratliff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Meet Referee

Renee Allen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Secretary

Roy Mendoza . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Scholarships

Mark Funderburg . . . . . . . . . .Website/Press Box

Tony Goyang . . . . . . . . . . . .Official/Scholarships 6

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

JENNIFER ANDERSON RESULTS AND AWARDS

MISSY HERNANDEZ FUNDRAISING

MELISSA CALDERON PARENT'S RELATION CORDINATOR/ COMMUNICATION

RENEE ALLEN SECRETARY

CRISTINA CORDLE HOSPITALITY/FOOD

BRENNA GIBBONS HOSPITALITY OFFICIALS/ATHLETES

EUGENE NEBOH SR. PRESIDENT

STELLA NEBOH EVENT CORDINATOR

WEST TEXAS TRACK CLUB OFFICIALS

TARA BURNS HEAD COACH

DEXTER NEBOH ASST. COACH TINY TOTS

KOWA JONES ASST. COACH TINY TOTS

EUGENE NEBOH JR. HEAD COACH TINY TOTS

RICHARD NEBOH ASST. COACH TINY TOTS

ALBERT RIOS ASST. COACH MID DISTANCE/ CROSS COUNTRY

JARED SHOEMAKER ASST. COACH SPRINTS/HURDLES

EVAN WARNICK ASST. COACH HURDLES

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OPENING CEREMONY Opening Prayer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Michelle Falcon National Anthem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Brianna Rios Release of Pigeons and Signifying 13th Anniversary Raffles Drawing Release of Balloons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The West Texas Track Club Tiny Tots Announcer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kyle Hubbard Ceremonial Running of the Doctors, Nurses Medical Team, Parents Relay and Tiny Tots Events

APPRECIATION 2017 Cepero Family

All Officials

CBS 7

All Coaches

Ratliff Workers

All Parents

Mrs. Laura Dennis (Editor, Odessa American)

Mr. Tommy Ratliff (Meet Referee) ICA Broadcasting

Odessa American (Sports Department) Krista Escamilla (CBS7) Todd Vesely (ECISD Athletic Director)

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All Participants A King’s Image

OPENING CEREMONY PERFORMER

INKA

Twisted by fate... lnka has been entertaining audiences with an illuminating smile and arresting energy since she was merely 3 years old. It was at the dawn of her 20’s she ran away to join the circus. Presently in her circus [ife, where the strangest things are just routine, Esquire Magazine dubbed her "Sexy and Deadly" after she set the Guinness World Record for "farthest arrow shot into a target using the feet" while doing a handstand!!

TECHNIQUE

Contortion (duet & solo) Hand-Balancing Classical Dance (Ballet, Jau., Modern, Contemporary, Tap) Acting Artistic Gymnastics Character Acrobatics Aerial Cerceaux Champagne Bottle Walking 9

DR. DANIEL CEPERO MEMORIAL TRACK & FIELD MEET

2017 EVENT SCHEDULE RATLIFF STADIUM 2201 YUKON AVENUE, ODESSA TX 79762

Friday, June 30, 2017 ROLLING SCHEDULE MEET SCHEDULE OUTLINED IS TENTATIVE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN NOTICE Competition Starting Time – Friday 4:30pm / Saturday 7:30am Track & Field The 100m will be started at the completion of all field events.

Pole Vault: All Age Divisions

EVENTS

Discus: Sub Youth Girls & Boys Youth Girls & Boys I ntermediate Girls & Boys Young Men & Women

4:30 PM 300M Run: All Age Divisions Long Jump: 4-jumps All Age Divisions (Youngest to Oldest) Shot Put: All Age Divisions (Oldest to Youngest) High Jump: Young Men & Women Intermediate Boys & Girls Youth Boys & Girls Sub Youth Girls & Boys Midget Girls & Boys Sub Midget Girls & Boys Bantam Girls & Boys Sub Bantam Girls & Boys

100M Dash Prelim: All Age Divisions. Age group with 8 or less will run finals on Saturday. 7:00PM OPENING CEREMONY After Opening Ceremony Parents, Coaches, and Old Folks Relay 50 Meters Tiny Tots (2-6yrs) 100 meter Tiny Tots (2-6yrs) 100m Dash Prelims - (youngest to oldest)

Friday, Evening 7:00 PM 13th Annual Dr. Daniel Cepero Memorial Opening Ceremonies After Opening Ceremony 60 & 100 Meters TINY TOTS EVENTS 100m Dash Prelims - (youngest to oldest) SubBantam Girls & Boys, Bantam Girls & Boys, SubMidget Girls & Boys, Midget Girls & Boys 10

DR . DANIEL CEPERO MEMORIAL TRACK & FIELD MEET

2017 EVENT SCHEDULE Saturday, July 1, 2017 ROLLING SCHEDULE MEET SCHEDULE OUTLINED IS TENTATIVE AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN NOTICE Competition Starting Time–Saturday 7:30am Track & Field 7:00 AM 5K Run 7:30 AM FIELD EVENTS Triple Jump: 4 – Jumps Girls – North Pit, Boys – South Pit Sub Youth Girls & Boys Youth Girls & Boys Intermediate Girls & Boys Young Men & Women Javelin:13G, 13B, 14G, 14B, 15-16G, 15-16B, 17-18W, 17-18M RUNNING EVENTS AFTER TRIPLE JUMP 4X100M RELAY (ALL RELAY divisions) F 800M RUN TF 80M HURDLES (SMG-SMB-MG-MB) F 100M HURDLES (IG-YW-SYB-YB-SYG-YG F 110M HURDLES (IB-YM) F 100M DASH (ALL DIVISIONS) F 400M DASH (ALL DIVISIONS) F 1600M RUN TF 200M HURDLES (SYG-YG-SYB-YB) F 400M HURDLES (IG-YW-IB-YM) TF 200M DASH (ALL DIVISIONS) TF 4X400M RELAY (ALL RELAY DIVISIONS) T CHECK-IN June 30 Check-In @ Ratliff Stadium 3:00pm – 5:00pm July 1 Check-In @ Ratliff Stadium 6:30am – 1:00pm ROLLING SCHEDULE – Track & Field start Time is 4:30pm June 30th and 7:30am on 1st. Events will be run one after the other. Athletes are responsible for their events and should be present awaiting the start of their event. You must pay attention and listen for all PA announcements. ADDENDUM TO EVENT SCHEDULE 1. Tiny-tots (Children born in 2009 and before) will be allowed to compete for Medals in the 50 meter dash and 100 meter dash. 2. Doctors, nurses, medical team and parent’s relays will be conducted immediately following the opening ceremony. The entry fee for each relay team is $30.00. Medals will be awarded to the first three winners in each relay group. SPECIAL AWARD Scholarship(s) will be awarded to 2017 high school graduate(s) who will attend a college or university and who has been judged to have been the best performer in that group at the meet. 11

TENTATIVE UPCOMING TRACK & FIELD MEETS FOR SUMMER 2017

ATTENTION TRACK & FIELD COACHES

USATF WEST TEXAS ASSOCIATION MEET Friday, June 9 - Saturday, June 10

Ratliff Stadium

Odessa, TX

Nikolas Morales Mini Olympic Games Thursday, June 22 - Saturday, June 24

Ratliff Stadium

Odessa, TX

13th Annual Dr Daniel Cepero Track and Field Meet Friday, June 30 - Saturday, July 1

Ratliff Stadium

Odessa, TX

TAAF Region 10 Meet Friday, July 14 - Saturday, July 15

Midland, TX

USATF Junior Olympics Monday, July 24 - Sunday, July 30

Lawrence, KS

TAAF Games of Texas Thursday, July 27 - Sunday, July 30

McAllen, TX

AAU Junior Olympics Monday, July 31 - Saturday, August 5

Ypsilanti, MI

13th ANNUAL DR. CEPERO TRACK AND FIELD MEET

2017 SPONSORS EVENT SPONSOR City of Odessa TITLE SPONSOR Odessa Convention & Visitors Bureau GOLD SPONSORS Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Cepero Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery Mr. & Mrs. Pete & Lisa Hibler Aguijo Oilfield Services, Inc.

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BRONZE SPONSORS First Basin Credit Union

SCHOLARSHIP SPONSORS Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Cepero West Texas Track Club Lisa & Pete Hibler RAFFLE SPONSORS West Texas Track Club

OTHER SPONSORS CBS 7 Big 2 Sports KMID Mr. & Mrs. Joe Torres (club accountant) Sandra & Andrew Hernandez (State Farm Insurance) A Kings Image Odessa American Sports ICA Broadcasting, LLC News West 9 Jake Gadon-CBS (Sports)

2017 13TH ANNUAL DR. DAN CEPERO PARTICIPANTS Tiny Tots Acosta, Diego Acosta, Knox Adams, Lillie Alvarez, Zander Alvarez, Zayden Anderson, Janiah Anson, Kennedy Baldwin, Ariana Boucher, Kooper Broussard, Donovan Briones, Elijah Carrillo, EJ Carrillo, Scarlett Casarez, Garrett Casarez, Logan Cervantes, Noelia Chavira, Michael Collins, Kai Collins, Presley Colomo, Penelope Contreras, Kingston Craft, Gracey Cuevas, Londyn Dangerfield, Eiress Dominguez, Danny Enriquez, Xavyen Estrada, Ava Estrada, Audrey Estrada, Jacklynn Estrada, Jayelynn Estrada, Joaquin Estrada, Xiomar Fazenbaker, Jason Fuentes, Aidyn Gallegos, Patrick Gavaldon, Myhla Gavaldon, Novalyn Gutierrez, Ramon Guzman, Julian Harrison, Jett Hawley, Evangeline Henry, Ettleighann Hernandez, Rossi Hernandez, Sylas Jasso, Aven Jimenez, Hector Kennedy, Anson Knighten, Judah Leija, Briley

Leija, Hadley Limon, Jett Llanas, Adalynn Llanas, Ivan Lujan, Maximus Lujan, Viviana Mendoza, Christpoher Mitchell, Zahryah Moore, Elayzria Morales, Jaxon Mosqueda, Evan Oertling, Jaxon Oertling, John Padilla, Benny Pando, Miah Quezada, Trystan Ramirez, Isaiah Ramos, Jase Rangel, Avery Rodriguez, Cristian Rodriguez, Hayden Rodriguez, Megan Rodriguez, Sebastian Roque, Adric Ross, Reggie Rubalcado, Olivia Ruiz, Adrianna Ruiz, Ayden Salazar, Bella Salazar, Isabella Salazar, Jada Sanchez, Ezarh Saulsbury, Zane Shaw, Emari Smith, Grace Smith, Rylan Snider, Ennakay Sotelo, Jaun Stevenson, Thamus Stout, Brandon Tavarez, Luke Torres, Zeb Tucker, Josh Urias, Isabelle Valdez, Lothario Valenzula, Easton Vasquez, Ace Veloz, Ethan Veloz, Evan Villa, Aysce

Villarreal, Isabella Wells, Lucas Wilson, Holland Wilson, Kinsler Zoeler, Colton 7 yrs & Up Acosta, Nathaniel Aguilar, Nylee Anderson, Breann Andrews, JD Aranda, Adalynn Arzaga, Mylan Beamon, Alexis Calderon, Miracle Calle, Jaden Carrillo, Brittney Carrillo,Lindsey Chapa, Jeremiah Chavez, Max Chavez, Miranda Clater, Bryston Cortez, Urijah Cruz, Lexanny Cruz, Lexany Cruz, Yalexis Dameron, Arron Dangerfield, Donald Dominguez, Vicente Dunn, Jorrdyn Estrada, Jacelynn Fernandez, Alyssa Garcia, Iliana Gonzales, Aliyna Gonzales, Carime Granado, Madalyn Griffith, Allison Hall, Jalena Hernandez, Kaitlyn Hernandez, Leah Hernandez, Raul Jackson, Javorian Jones, Jermiah Juarez, Addyson King, Jaydyn Kok, Kinslee Laca, Izabellah Lee, Jordyn Levario, Makayla Mackey, Deasia

Mancha, Emeri Marquez, Jazlyn Martinez, Levi Martinez, Marley Mendoza, Gizelle Menzies, Gwen Morrison, Zailah Muela, Esteban Munoz, Agustin Murray, Cooper Oertling, Jacob Olivas, Julisa Olivo, Alan Ortega, Samuel Powell, Ryan Rios, Amaya Rios, Ariel Rios, Sierra Rodriguez, Anahi Rodriguez, Lauren Ross, Payton Sandoval, Alex Searcy, Caidence Shahan, Alexandria Shahan, Jacquelyn Smith, Darrell Smith, Paris Smith, Semetria Snider, CoraMae Snider, Grant Snider, Rhett Snider, Wyatt Solelo, Moriah Solomon, Kriten Soria, Cerissa Sotelo, Max Steadmon, Robyn Stevenson, Tobias Stevenson, Tylee Stout, Caleb Stout, Christian Urias, Ray Valdez, Laziah Vasquez, Michael Washington, Jackson Weaver, Jennifer Weaver, Taylor Wells, Abigail Wells, Logan Womack, Creed 13

2016 S CHOLARSHIP R ECIPIENTS

All dreams will come true if we have the courage to pursue them – Walt Disney

Dear Dr. Cepero Scholarship Foundation, I want to thank you so much for the scholarship and putting on such amazing meets. I have been attending the meets since junior high, it has helped me grow into the athlete I am today. Not only do the Cepero meets help me physically become better, but they also allow me to relax and have fun. My favorite opening ceremony was when the magician was painted metallic silver, and did some unreal magic tricks. This scholarship will not only help me, but it will help my family. It is crazy how expensive college is today, and this scholarship will be a tremendous help. I plan on majoring in general business at WTAMU and hope one day to own my own business. This money will go towards my housing and food expense. I will be attending West Texas A&M and I will be a part of the track and field team. I am excited to continue my track journey as a Lady Buff. Thank you again for the many great opportunities. This is such a blessing to my family and me. Sincerely, Madison Thetford

Growing up running track I have seen this scholarship being awarded many times. Each time Ithought, “I hope when I graduate I will be lucky enough to get that award.” It turns out luck hasnothing to do with it. It is all about how much hard work you put into everything you do. I am very grateful for all of my track lessons. They have prepared me for my next step in life. I am very blessed to have been awarded the first ever Farris Lee Strambler scholarship. I willuse this money to pay for some of my books and classes at Marymount California University. Moving out of state makes me realize that any scholarship, no matter the amount, is a great help in all ways. It was an honor to have just even been considered for the scholarship and receiving it was just that much more rewarding. I would like to thank everyone involved in giving me this scholarship and for supporting my college career. Thank you Nebohs for everything you have done for me. I have had your support since this first time I stepped on the track all the way till now. Y'all have pushed me to go beyond my limits. I am truly blessed to have joined your track program and participated as many meets as I could with West Texas Track Club. This track program has guided me to be the person I am today and I could not thank y'all enough. Michelle Falcon

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GOODBYE

TO THE GREAT- GRANDFATHER OF TRACK AND FIELD.

For God so loved the word, that he gave his only begotten son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have everlasting life. John 3:16

Beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, son, brother, Uncle, Minister, Coach, and dear friend, Reverend Farris Lee Strambler was called home to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Saturday, August 15, 2015. He was born in Winters, TX on June 15, 1945 to the late Alexander and Bessie Strambler. Farris grew up in Midland, the son of a Baptist minister. While in high school, Farris had caddied at Midland Country Club and he also worked at the YMCA, learning to give massages under the masseur, Bill Tully, a blind man and a wonderful masseur and teacher, according to Farris. Farris met the love of his life, Ella Weise Strambler, while they were both attending Carver High School. They were childhood sweethearts. In 1966, they were wed at the New Jerusalem Baptist Church, where his father was minister. Before earning a football scholarship to Northeastern State University at Talequah, OK, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree as a History major, Farris served a brief term in the United States Navy branch of the military. He was stationed in San Diego, CA. However, he was not able to continue military service duties, due to the fact that, according to military regulation, law and policy, his top obligation was to his family, not the country. Therefore, he returned to his hometown to look after his then 10 siblings until the Lord instructed him otherwise. In 1970, Farris and Ella moved to Vian, OK, where his stellar coaching career began, earning him many honors. Coach Strambler took a tiny Class A school in Vian, OK, that had been completely integrated since 1953, to a state championship. The same team made state playoffs another two years. This is when Farris discovered he loved working with kids. He had a way of getting more out of them than they thought they had to give. He later took a team from Frederick, OK to the state playoffs for two years as well.

FA R R I S L E E STRAMBER 1945-2015

The Lord led Farris and Ella back to Midland in 1979, with a divine plan to lead his family in such a way that the family ties would bind from generation to generation. While building a solid rock foundation through the knowledge and wisdom of God’s principles and the spreading of God’s word to the members of his large family, Farris continued his coaching and teaching career with the Midland Independent School District. He taught and coached football and track at Midland Freshman High School and Midland Sr. High School for a span of 4 years. He finally decided to finish out his career as an educator, teaching and preaching to under privileged, down-on-their luck, repeat-offending juvenile detainees, “snot-nosed kids” as he would call them, at Culver Detention Unit. After 30 years of teaching and coaching in the field of education, Farris Strambler retired in the year 2008 at the age of 63. The divine journey back to Midland in 1979 would also call Farris to start a track club with his own kids and his nieces and nephews, so that they would be afforded the opportunity to participate in competitive track and field. This is where the Tall City Christian Track Club tradition began. For 37 years Farris mentored, taught, coached, spiritually guided, and led individual athletes to heights of achievement and personal success through the sport of track and field. Achievements included but were not limited to ribbons, moments of recognition, medals, plaques, and awards of full athletic scholarships to colleges and universities of all divisions. The Reverend Farris Strambler became an ordained minister in 1977. For 36 years, Farris served as a faithful and dedicated member of the New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church, where Reverend Michael D. Wheeler is pastor. Alongside serving as an associate minister, he fervently devoted his energies in worship by serving in the youth and Sunday school ministries, various committees, as well as the Minister’s Alliance. He also served as church janitor and cleaned the church carpets for several years. He gave of himself generously, living and loving life with all his heart; a kind man, full of laughter and wisdom near and dear to many hearts. There was nothing above God, his wife, his children, and the closeness and unity of family that brought him more joy and peace of mind. Reverend Coach Farris Strambler was the epitome of a “Good and Faithful” servant. He was truly loved and cherished by all and will be eternally missed. He was preceded in death by his wife, Ella Weise Strambler, his daughter,S hena De Mell Cooper, 4 brothers, Bobby Ray Strambler, Teddy Strambler, Charles Ray Strambler, and Willie Lee Strambler. To cherish his memory, he leaves his children, Tekeira Strambler and Chris Strambler, both of Midland, TX. Four sisters, Gladys Thompson of Big Spring, TX, Gracie White (Tommy White), Margie Goodley, Hattie Tennon (L.E. Tennon) all of Midland, TX. Four brothers, Pastor Allen B. Strambler (Aretha) of Hobbs, NM, Alexander Strambler Sr. (Jackie ), Jerry Strambler Sr. (Letha ), Marcus Strambler Sr., all of Midland, TX. Six grandchildren, Brittany and Tara Cooper, Anique Strambler, Avion and Kasia Strambler and Tekorian Ray. One great-grandson, Karter Malik Ivy. To further cherish his memory, he leaves a host of extended family, nieces, nephews and friends.

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West Texas Track Club

NATIONAL QUALIFIERS 2017 Dexter Neboh

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TRACK CLUBS

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THE WEBMASTER

MARK FUNDERBURG The West Texas Track Club would like to recognize Mr. Mark Funderburg. He is a graduate of The University of Texas of the Permian Basin where he obtained a Computer Science Degree. Mark has been a supporter of youth sports for several years, and this year single handedly created a web site for the track club. What a relief it is to have a website where people can conveniently register online. Mark has been a great asset to our club and we are fortunate to have him helping West Texas youth.

Thank You Mark and we appreciate all you do for us.

D ONATED I TEMS F OR RAFFLE D O N AT E D B Y West Texas Track Club Raffle Items ONE NIGHT HOTEL ACCOMODATION AT MCM ELEGANTE $25 GIFT CARD AT WALMART $50 GIFT CARD AT SAMS CLUB $100 GIFT CARD LOGAN RESTAURANT X-BOX WAFFLE MAKER FREE HAIR CUT AT COIFFURES BARBER SHOP &SALON AND MANY MORE Drawing will be Friday June 23, 2017 at Ratliff Stadium. 22

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USATF

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HOSTED BY: USATF GULF ASSOCIATION AT HUMBLE, TEXAS WEDNESDAY JULY 5th - SATURDAY JULY 8th, 2017

USATF Region 12 State Track Meet (Over 2,500 athletes or more expected from all over Texas)

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