Junior League of Dallas Centennial Gala Program by JLD Communications

Presented by the Sewell Family

Saturday, April 23, 2022 Chantilly Ballroom at the Hilton Anatole Hotel

Junior League of Dallas Mission Statement The Junior League of Dallas is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.

Contents Evening Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Welcome from the President and Centennial Co-chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Centennial Host Committee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Development Sustaining Advisors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Honoring Former Ball Chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Honoring Former Presidents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Board of Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 Leadership Council . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Raffle Items . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Centennial Retrospective . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Juanita Craft Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Centennial Endowment Donors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Development Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Committees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 Community Advisory Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Community Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66

ANDREA CHEEK

MARGO GOODWIN

CHRISTA SANFORD

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Evening Program VIP Reception Sponsored by Tolleson Wealth Management Half Past Six in the Evening

Cocktail Reception Seven o’clock in the Evening

Dinner Eight o’clock in the Evening

Celebratory Toast and Dancing Half Past Nine in the Evening

Raffle Drawing Half Past Eleven in the Evening

Music by Stratosphere Entertainment Sponsored by Dallas Southwest Osteopathic Physicians, Inc.

Hoblitzelle commends the

Junior League of Dallas

on 100 years of impactful and influential training. The women of the League have made Dallas a greater city. Hoblitzelle is especially grateful to the League members who currently provide leadership to the Foundation: Linda P. Custard

Catherine M. Rose

Member beginning in 1966

Member beginning in 1994

Lydia H. Novakov

Deedie Potter Rose

Member beginning in 1982

Caren H. Prothro

Member beginning in 1972

Lizzie H. Routman

Member beginning in 1974

Member beginning in 1991

Katie H. Robbins

Karen L. Shuford

Member beginning in 2004

Member beginning in 1977

Menu The Blue Cookbook Local Greens with Creamy Brie Cheese Fresh Raspberries Candied Pecans and Parmesan Crisp served with a Red Wine Vinaigrette Dinner Rolls and Butter

South of the Fork

Beef Filet Roasted Garlic Demi and Tomato Confit Potato Dauphinois Heirloom Carrots and Haricot Vert

Dallas Dish Dessert Duo

Passionfruit Tart Pistachio Chocolate Cake

Proverb, California Chardonnay Castello Banfi San Angelo, Tuscany, Italy Pinot Grigio Wente Southern Hills, Livermore Valley, California Cabernet

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Welcome from the President It is with great pleasure and excitement that I welcome you to the Junior League of Dallas’ Centennial Gala! For 100 years, the JLD has striven to be the premier organization to connect and develop women to be change agents in the Dallas community. In 1922, 40 women came together to give their time, talent and energy to positively impact the lives of Dallas’ growing population. Initially supporting hospital patients and individuals with disabilities, the group leveraged the power of women as trained volunteers, which gave rise to the Junior League of Dallas. Just a few years after the League began its work in Dallas, members shifted their focus and immediately responded to combat the economic crisis and work with the unemployed during the Great Depression. And in the 1940s, members of the JLD answered the call by serving in war-related projects in addition to their regular service. Despite the challenging historic events occurring through the 1930s and 1940s, the JLD continued to grow reaching 510 members entering into the 1950s. Today, the JLD has grown to more than 4,400 members and continues to transform Dallas by training members for effective participation in the community and through its dedication to the belief that volunteer service is an essential part of responsible citizenship. As we emerge from recent challenging historic events, the Junior League of Dallas remains a catalyst for positive change, giving women from diverse backgrounds and perspectives unique opportunities to grow, learn and serve. And after our members complete their years of Active service, the League’s training propels them to continue their impact in the community by serving in nonprofit and board leadership roles, leading within corporate organizations, holding political offices and creating nonprofits themselves. From its inception until now, the JLD has given more than $40 million to local nonprofit agencies and has provided more than nine million volunteer hours to promote quality health services, awareness and prevention; strengthen the security and stability of individuals and families; and promote excellence in education and inspiring creativity. To our donors, members and friends, we are truly grateful to you for believing in the transformative power of our mission and supporting this legacy of leadership that has been devoted to Dallas for a century. Thank you for celebrating this milestone evening with us! Yours in service, Christa Sanford President 2021 – 2022

We are thankful for the women of the Junior League of Dallas for a century of service and leadership in our community.

Welcome from Centennial Co-chairs Andrea Cheek and Margo Goodwin We are honored and privileged to welcome you to the Junior League of Dallas Centennial Gala! Tonight, we applaud and recognize all of you who have played such an important role in the Junior League of Dallas’ storied 100-year history. We especially want to thank our generous donors who have made this year’s Centennial celebration possible by donating to our community service fund, the Juanita J. Craft Civil Rights House, our Hall of State exhibit and the Centennial Endowment Foundation. Please take note of our many special thanks donors too, who’ve worked hard in making tonight and all our events this year so beautiful. In 2018, the Centennial Endowment Foundation was established to strengthen the League’s volunteer training and support services with a generous $5 million lead gift and $5 million matching gift from former JLD President Lyda Hill. In 2019 we selected our Centennial project, joining key organizations and community leaders to rehabilitate the home of Civil Rights Leader Juanita J. Craft. We’re especially proud that this will soon be a place for all to learn about her place in Dallas’ history and civil rights. This year, with help from our newly archived history, we shared our remarkable story with more than 100,000 Texas State Fair visitors over 24 days at our Hall of State exhibit. In May, we’ll welcome 500 League members from across the U.S. and Canada at the Association of Junior Leagues International (AJLI) Conference. Perhaps the thing we will most remember from this Centennial journey is how League members – across every generation – came together to honor our history and create an important foundation for our future. These connections are a true testament to our League’s “Legacy of Leadership and Devotion to Dallas.” It has been our great privilege to help honor the League’s first 100 years and we eagerly look forward to our next 100. Sincerely, Andrea Cheek & Margo Goodwin Junior League of Dallas Centennial Co-chairs

Centennial Host Committee Jennifer Alexander Bonner Allen Peggy Allison Sandy Ammons Sherri Baer-Wilson Julie Bagley Brooke Bailey Emy Lou Baldridge Jan Baldwin Jill Bee Heather Bonfield Nicole Brewer Becky Bright Mary Brinegar Ellen Bryant Diane Bumpas Kathy Burnett Pam Busbee Meredith Camp Peggy Carr Christie Carter Barbara Cervin Clare Buie Chaney Nancy Chapman Andrea Cheek Lori Doran Christensen Melissa Cooksey Linda Custard Elizabeth F. Dacus Allison Eagan Nancy Egan Emily Eisenhauer Freling

Bess Enloe Linda Perryman Evans Judy Ferguson Patti Flowers Tanya Foster Margie Francis Elizabeth Gambrell Linda Gibbons Margo Goodwin Nancy Gopez Louise Griffeth Aimee Griffiths Alicia Hall Amy Hatfield Leigh Anne Haugh Gretchen Henry Rue Henry Isabell Novakov Higginbotham Lyda Hill Hollee Hirzel Helen Holman Regen Horchow Kathy Jackson Susan Jenevein Laura Johnson Mary Kardell Janis Lamoreaux Jan Langbein Anne Leary Heather LeClair Natalie Lesikar Gail Madden

Centennial Host Committee Lila Marshall Sara Martineau Lynn McBee Paige McDaniel Linda McFarland Sally McPherson Susan McSherry Mary Meier-Evans Peggy Meyer Suzanne Miller Elizabeth Mills Anne Monning Dian Moore Meredith Mosley Daffan Nettle Kate Newman Christina Norris Lydia Novakov Debbie Oates Becky Odlozil Connie O’Neill Pam Perella Hon. Jeanne Johnson Phillips Erin Pope Pat Prestidge Caren Prothro Janet Quisenberry Linda Quisenberry Anne Reeder-Corley Jeff Rice Susan Roberds Debby Robinson

Deedie Rose Nancy Saustad Kelley Schadt Diane Scovell Debbie Scripps Jennifer Scripps Angela Seaman Linda Secrest Amanda Shufeldt Karen Shuford D’Andra Simmons-Lock Paige Slates Bettye Slaven Marilyn Smith Jill Smith Debbie Snell Jacky Spears Joan Stansbury Deborah Sutton Debbie Taylor Sissy Thompson Jennifer Tobin Amy Turner Carol Utkov Donna Vanderwoude Nancie Wagner Nikki Webb Kristina Whitcomb Candace Winslow Alicia Wood Kimberly Yamanouchi

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Centennial Steering Committee

Sandy Ammons Ashley Allen Melissa Cooksey Margo Goodwin Lydia Novakov Connie O’Neill

Andrea Cheek, Co-chair Margo Goodwin, Co-chair Peggy Allison Julie Bagley Emy Lou Baldridge Jan Baldwin Becky Bright Meredith Camp Peggy Carr Christie Carter Nancy Chapman Linda Evans Helen Holman Anne Leary Gail Madden Lynn McBee Paige McDaniel Linda McFarland Sally McPherson Suzanne Miller Meredith Mosley Elise Murphy Kate Newman Lydia Novakov Debbie Oates Becky Odlozil Connie O’Neill Debbie Scripps Karen Shuford Jill Smith

Centennial Endowment Foundation Trustees Connie O’Neill, Chairman Jeanne Whitman Bobbitt Peggy Carr Andrea Cheek Rebecca Enloe Fletcher Isabell Novakov Higginbotham Debbie Oates Caren Prothro Karen Shuford

Centennial Committee Advisors Lindalyn Adams* Ruth Altshuler* Linda Custard Lyda Hill Caren Prothro Deedie Rose Dee Torbert* * Deceased

Honoring Former Ball Chairs 2017 – Isabell Novakov Higginbotham 2016 – Ashley Allen 2015 – Beverly Cahill Nelson 2014 – Wendy Messmann 2013 – Bunny Cotten 2012 – Elizabeth Gambrell 2011 – D’Andra Simmons-Lock 2010 – Angela Nash 2009 – Amy Turner 2008 – Kristina Whitcomb 2007 – Daffan Nettle 2006 – Paige Slates 2005 – Alicia Wood 2004 – Lynn McBee 2003 – Lori Whitlow 2002 – Tanya Foster 2001 – Nancy Saustad 2000 – Debbie Oates 1999 – Sheila Harris 1998 – Nancy Klein 1997 – Ann Cueller 1996 – Debbie Taylor 1995 – Susan Roberds 1994 – Linda Quisenberry 1993 – Anne Reeder 1992 – Debbie Snell 1991 – Lydia Novakov 1990 – Louise Griffeth

1989 – Carol Peeler 1988 – Donna Vanderwoude 1987 – Kathy Jackson 1986 – Diane Scovell 1985 – Joan Eleazer 1984 – Karen Shuford 1983 – Kathy Burnett 1982 – Leanne Kendrick 1981 – Jacky Spears 1980 – Jan Pickens 1979 – Bess Enloe 1978 – Carole Sweet 1977 – Gail Madden 1976 – Janey McIntire Jordan 1975 – Pat Deal 1974 – Mollye Adams 1973 – Linda Custard 1972 – Ann Smith 1971 – Katherine Whitesell 1970 – Jo England 1969 – Lindalyn Adams 1968 – Carla Francis 1967 – Rita Clements 1966 – Eula Lee Miller 1965 – Dale Wigley 1964 – Mary Deaton 1963 – Jean Jarmon

Honoring Former Presidents 2020 – 2021 Elizabeth Faires Dacus 2019 – 2020 Brooke Nelson Bailey 2018 – 2019 Alicia Perdue Hall 2017 – 2018 Jennifer Clark Tobin 2016 – 2017 Bonner Mead Allen 2015 – 2016 Meredith Floyd Mosley 2014 – 2015 Julie Arens Bagley 2013 – 2014 Laura Kerwin Johnson 2012 – 2013 Aimee Baillargeon Griffiths 2011 – 2012 Susan Wells Jenevein 2010 – 2011 Leigh Anne Haugh 2009 – 2010 Meredith Ford Camp 2008 – 2009 Christina Wohlert Norris 2007 – 2008 Susan Sander McSherry 2006 – 2007 Lynn Horak McBee 2005 – 2006 Christie Gayden Carter 2004 – 2005 Pamela McCreath Perella 2003 – 2004 Mary Denton Meier 2002 – 2003 Deborah LaRash Oates 2001 – 2002 Jan Robinson Baldwin 2000 – 2001 Rebecca Willey Odlozil 1999 – 2000 Helen C. Holman 1998 – 1999 Connie Blass O’Neill 1997 – 1998 Deborah Ethridge Sutton 1996 – 1997 Debby Shepherd Robinson 1995 – 1996 Debbie Engstrom Scripps 1994 – 1995 Janet Baird Quisenberry 1993 – 1994 Lydia Haggar Novakov 1992 – 1993 Mary Dennis Henrich

1991 – 1992 Anne Mewhinney Monning 1990 – 1991 Karen Livesay Shuford 1989 – 1990 Betty Waller Martin 1988 – 1989 Jennifer Brown Alexander 1987 – 1988 Sally Thompson McPherson 1986 – 1987 Peggy Anderson Carr 1985 – 1986 Janet Kerr Smith 1984 – 1985 Rue Howell Henry 1983 – 1984 Nancy Clements Seay 1982 – 1983 Lyda Hill 1981 – 1982 Peggy Seay Oglesby Allison 1980 – 1981 Elizabeth “Libba” Shatto Massey 1979 – 1980 Gail Meletio Madden 1978 – 1979 Linda Pitts Custard 1977 – 1978 Pat Brust Deal 1976 – 1977 Carolyn Burns Foxworth 1975 – 1976 Linda Harris McElroy Gibbons 1974 – 1975 Sissy Wynne Thompson 1973 – 1974 Sally “Cissie” Edmondson Sparkman 1972 – 1973 Ann Duckett Reed 1971 – 1972 Joan “Joanie” Matthews Slaughter 1970 – 1971 Paula Meredith Mosle 1969 – 1970 Rita Crocker Clements 1968 – 1969 Sally Muire Wood

Honoring Former Presidents 1967 – 1968 Sally Freeman McKenzie 1944 – 1945 Isabel Cranfill Campbell 1966 – 1967 Mary Lou Myers Wiggins 1943 – 1944 MayBeth Thompson Moore 1942 – 1943 Maxey Carter Reeves 1965 – 1966 Florence “Flo” Leachman Wiemann 1941 – 1942 Maxey Carter Reeves 1964 – 1965 Kay Harrington Gilbert 1940 – 1941 Helen Carroll Carter 1963 – 1964 Mary Lynn Aldredge 1939 – 1940 Helen Carroll Carter McEntire 1939 – 1940 Nancy Boggess Seay 1962 – 1963 Jane Hargett Waters 1938 – 1939 Brooksie Smith Patrick 1961 – 1962 Ruth Collins Sharp 1937 – 1938 Brooksie Smith Patrick Altshuler 1936 – 1937 Gertrude Aldredge 1960 – 1961 Nancy Penn Penson Shelburne 1959 – 1960 Dorothy “Dot” Long 1935 – 1936 Anella Slaughter Bauer Cousins 1958 – 1959 “Dee” Dorothy Dann 1935 – 1936 Gertrude Aldredge Shelburne Collins Torbert 1934 – 1935 Ethel Townsend Coke 1957 – 1958 Dorothy Harris Savage 1933 – 1934 Johnnie Link Malone 1956 – 1957 Barbara Browne Martindale 1932 – 1933 Alice Muse Diggs 1955 – 1956 Mary Nell Cullum Clampitt 1931 – 1932 Mary Catterall Swain 1954 – 1955 “Sugar” Gertrude Bourne Long 1930 – 1931 Madie Dealy Moroney 1953 – 1954 Nancy Old Mercer 1929 – 1930 Jessie B. Schoellkopf 1952 – 1953 Frances Dyckman Newsome 1928 – 1929 Mary Olive Gardere 1951 – 1952 Margaret Abernathy Pace 1927 – 1928 Mary Batts Aldredge 1950 – 1951 Helen Jane Tilley Austin 1926 – 1927 Annette Campbell O’Donnell 1949 – 1950 Betsy Bentley Shapard Yost 1948 – 1949 Mary Frances 1925 – 1926 Dorothy Doran Walker 1924 – 1925 Effie Bagnell Hughes Cunningham Yancey 1923 – 1924 Effie Bagnell Hughes 1947 – 1948 Betty Moore Chambers 1922 – 1923 Eva Trezevant O’Neill 1946 – 1947 Frances Francis McCord 1945 – 1946 Betty Aldredge Slater

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Board of Directors

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President Christa Brown Sanford

Finance VP Christina Eubanks

President-elect Emily Somerville-Cabrera

Membership VP Courtney Johnson

Administrative VP Vanessa Fuquay

Secretary Kimberly Blanton-Day

Communications VP Lauren Combest

Signature Projects VP Leslie Mba

Community VP Lindsay Davis

Strategy VP Bianca Hernandez

Development VP Elisabeth McHugh

Training VP Katherine Fayne

Diversity & Inclusion VP Theresa Hill

Sustaining Advisor Karen Shuford

TOGETHER, WITH THE JUNIOR LEAGUE OF DALLAS, WE CAN ACCOMPLISH ANYTHING. Thank you for your 100 years of devotion to the Dallas community, including making life better for children at Children’s Health℠. Working side by side, we can make the impossible, possible. childrens.com

Leadership Council

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Auction Page Pustmueller Jordan

Finance Katherine Kaye

Nominating Megan Pharis

Transfer Dulari Mehta

Brand Strategy Abbie Kauffman

Governance Lara Bubalo Manor

Placement LaNasha Houze

Underwriting Marisa Partin

Centennial Andrea Cheek

Grants for Innovative Teaching Harmony Hilton

Provisional Neda Bahramnejad

Women LEAD Ileana Barrientez

Public Relations Kimberly Dresdner

Arts and Cultural Enrichment Issue Coordinator Laura Zamora

Community Outreach Sarah Keller Diversity and Inclusion Jennifer Eels Education Tandra Allen Executive Sponsors Taylor Morrison (Comm/Tech) Margaret Black (Community Awareness) Shannon Fisher (Development) Sara Rockey (Membership/Culture) Rhonda Williams (League Impact) External Communications Jacqueline Wasem

Headquarters Megan Gemas Internal Communications Megan Clontz Kids in the Kitchen Priscilla Wood Luncheon Chair Isabel Novakov Higginbotham Luncheon Chair-elect Heather McNamara Membership Jessica Berend Member Engagement Jessica Pantano New Member Renita Smith

Recognition Kristen Shear Research and Development Katherine Ratley Research and Planning Terah Moxley Special Events Brittany Montgomery Sustainer President Patti Flowers T. Boone Pickens Leadership Institute Elizabeth Brush Technology Jennifer Johnson

Education Issue Coordinator Martha Bogdon Family Preservation Issue Coordinator Nicole Rodriguez Health Issue Coordinator Valencia Naidoo Poverty Intervention Issue Coordinator Emily Ronck Violence Intervention Issue Coordinator Elizabeth Minton

Raffle Items Central Market $5,000 Gift Card Enjoy an ultimate culinary shopping spree at any Central Market location where you can find farm fresh produce, New York-style deli food, prime steaks and fine wines. Central Market has anything you could crave. Central Market also provides fresh flowers, family dinners and party platters for the special occasions in your life. Value: $5,000

PlainsCapital Bank $5,000 Debit Card Buy a ticket for a chance to win a $5,000 debit card from Dallasbased PlainsCapital Bank, one of the largest banks founded and headquartered in Texas. PlainsCapital specializes in meeting the unique needs of high net-worth individuals and middle-market businesses, including commercial real estate, treasury management and wealth management services. Member FDIC. Value: $5,000

Proceeds benefit Junior League of Dallas. For more information, visit jld.net. Drawing will be held Saturday, April 23, 2022 at the Centennial Gala. Winners need not be present to win. Ticket price is not tax-deductible. Individuals may purchase as many tickets as they wish. No exchanges or returns. Participants must be 18 years old or older. Tickets will not be sold outside of Texas. Value not redeemable for cash. There will be no reimbursement for the difference in prize value and there is no cash option. Winners are responsible for all taxes and any additional fees for options or services he or she may choose above $5,000.

Raffle Items Dillard’s $5,000 Gift Card Shop till you drop with a $5,000 gift card from Dillard’s, one of the nation’s largest fashion retailers. Dillard’s is focused on delivering style, service and value by offering compelling apparel, cosmetics and home selections complemented by exceptional customer care. Dillard’s stores offer a broad selection of merchandise and feature products from both national and exclusive brand sources. Value: $5,000

Bachendorf’s Lisa Nik Necklace Lisa Nik combines colored gemstones, diamonds and artful elements to create fashionable jewelry that women can enjoy on any occasion. The mission translates artistic elements into avant-garde jewelry created for a global network of enlightened women. The collection is exclusive to Bachendorf ’s Jeweler in Dallas. Value: $4,620

Patti Flowers Custom Dress Credit Known for her refined approach to design and deep desire to highlight the woman wearing the gown, the Patti Flowers brand is both timeless and modern with exquisite couture quality. The Patti Flowers Design Studio works with industry experts to ensure the latest and finest selections of silks, laces and embellishments are available from around the world. All couture gowns are created at the Dallas Studio. Value: $5,000

Thank You to our Donors LEGACY OF LEADERSHIP ($100,000 and up) H-E-B/Central Market Lyda Hill The Sewell Family

DEVOTION TO DALLAS

($75,000 and up) Dallas Southwest Osteopathic Physicians Element Body Lab

1922 FOUNDER

($50,000 and up) Hilton Anatole Hotel Kohl Foundation Mary & Mike Terry/Melissa & Dustin Pridmore Texas Instruments

PROMOTING VOLUNTARISM

($25,000 and up) Julie & Scott Bagley Baker Botts, LLP/Christa & Ketric Sanford J.M. Haggar, Jr. Family Foundation McShan Florist Ryan Foundation Scottish Rite for Children Nancy Clements Seay Tolleson Wealth Management Dee Collins Torbert UnitedHealthcare

DEVELOPING WOMEN LEADERS ($15,000 and up) Bank of America Baylor Scott & White

DEVELOPING WOMEN LEADERS ($15,000 and up) Briggs Freeman Sothebys International Realty Brynn Bagot PR Children’s Health Gittings Portraiture Betty & John Martin Modern Luxury Dallas Agnes Cluthe Oliver Foundation Origin Bank Debby Shepherd Robinson Society Texas Roy and Christine Sturgis Charitable Trust, Bank of America. N.A., Co-Trustee

IMPROVING THE COMMUNITY ($10,000 and up) Anonymous Bank of Texas Bravo Designs LLC CC Young CCRM Fertility Dallas-Ft. Worth Margaret E. Cervin Mrs. Wynne McNabb Cunningham Frost Brown Todd, LLC/Dan Novakov Galleria Dallas Great Southwestern Fire & Safety Holland & Knight, LLP Loloi Rugs Carolyn & David Miller Kate & Keith Newman Becky & Ron Odlozil Nancy Perot Vin & Caren Prothro Foundation Katherine & Eric Reeves Mrs. Ben Sparkman

Thank You to our Donors IMPROVING THE COMMUNITY ($10,000 and up) Texas Health Resources Winston & Strawn/Anne & Steve Stodghill

EFFECTIVE ACTION

($5,000 and up) Atmos Energy The Baldridge Foundation Dianne Cash Clare & Cal Chaney Andrea & Heath Cheek Lauren & Steven Combest Communities Foundation of Texas Community Partners of Dallas Dallas Business Journal Sam & Helga Feldman Foundation Patti Flowers & Tom Swiley Diane Folsom Frank Margo & Bill Goodwin Luther King Capital Management M. Gale & Associates Mr. & Mrs. Hayden McIlroy Methodist Dallas Medical Center Kim Murphy Northern Trust NorthPark Center Debbie Oates OTSL Charities PlainsCapital Bank Nicole Rodriguez Karen & David Shuford SusieCakes Texas Rangers TexCap Insurance Stacey Walker The West Village

LEADERSHIP

($2,500 and up) Anonymous Ashley & Marcus Allen Tandra Allen Barbara Paschal Averitt Dana & Brad Ayres Bachendorf’s Brooke & Michael Bailey Kristin Baker Kathy Bishop Margaret & Charles Black Earl & Kimberly Blankenship Kimberly Blanton-Day BNSF Railway/Tammy Middleton Kila Lynn Bobier, Attorney at Law Meredith & David Camp Marilyn Cline Mimi Campbell Cole Veronica Cartwright Kelly Compton Melissa & Steve Cooksey Itzel Crow Dillard’s Richard Eiseman Jewels Claire Emanuelson Christina Eubanks Todd & Katherine Fayne Gail Fischer Missy & Richard Fisher Shannon & Roger Fisher Friends of the Dallas Public Library Vanessa & Jay Fuquay Elizabeth Gambrell Aimee & Paul Griffiths Mrs. Gregory (Jane) Greene

Thank You to our Donors LEADERSHIP

($2,500 and up) Alicia & Andrew Hall Leigh Anne Haugh/Katie H. Robbins Ann Hays Mary L. Henrich Isabell & Trey Higginbotham Emily Hoad Helen Holman Regen Horchow Skyler Howton & Brennan Bott JM Family Debra Hunter Johnson Angie & Kevin Kadesky Sara & Sean Kremin Melissa Larsen Veletta Forsythe Lill Laura & John Losinger Manorly Concierge Home Management Linda B. McFarland Elisabeth & Gregg McHugh Barbara McJimsey Methodist Health System Foundation Tracey Nash-Huntley Brittany Nichole Montgomery Linda Owen Paper City Marisa & Darin Partin Janet Quisenberry Katy Ratley Karen & Jim Sargent Jennifer & Andy Scripps SculptHouse Dr. & Mrs. Leslie H. Secrest/Leslie H. Secrest, M.D., P.A. Kristen & Mark Shear Misty & Steven Smathers Emily Somerville-Cabrera 28

LEADERSHIP

($2,500 and up) Southwestern Medical Foundation Southern Methodist University Craig & Deborah Etheridge Sutton Texas Instruments Foundation Staci Thetford Tory Burch Patty Jo Turner Kay Weeks Melissa Wickham Candace & John Winslow

TRAINED VOLUNTEERS

($1,000 and up) Bonner & Thomas Allen Peggy Allison Heather Bonfield Shannon Callewart Amanda Picha Coles Mollie Allen Crow Elizabeth F. Dacus Lindsay Davis Paula & Luke Davis Regan Donnenfield, of KoonsFuller P.C. Nancy Dean Egan Sara Fredericks Kyle Roberts Galbraith Sara Lee Gardner Lindsey Gavlick Becky Gomez Goodway Group Amy Robb Hatfield Hollee Hirzel Sally Hodge Courtney Johnson Laura & David Johnson Carla Joiner

Thank You to our Donors TRAINED VOLUNTEERS

($1,000 and up) Ann Frances Jury Jordan Kahn Music Company Lafarge Holcim/Jill Benoit Angela Burnett Linburg Michael & Beth Lloyd Sarah Losinger Jill Magnuson Lara Bubalo Manor Ellen H. Masterson Leslie Mba Michael Walker Construction Miron Crosby Jon & Jennifer Mosle Needle in a Haystack Christina & Tim Norris Connie O’Neill Sue Padgett Emily Acton Phillips Mary Martha Johnston Pickens Erin Pope Louis, Lou Ann and Melissa Poynter Family Foundation Rise 360 Consulting Gail Schoellkopf Nancy Solana Marilyn M. Smith Renita Joyce Smith Texas Instruments Foundation Lisa Tichenor Ginny Tigue Tootsies Cordelia Tullous Khairunnisa Veerjee Jennifer Welden Kristina Bush Whitcomb Rhonda Williams, Ph.D. Melinda Winn

GALA REGULAR TABLE SPONSORS Gordon Crow PAVE Employee Resource Group at AMN Healthcare

*Donors as of April 5, 2022.

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Centennial Retrospective

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Centennial Retrospective 1990s

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Juanita Craft Day Juanita J. Craft knew what she wanted her legacy to be. “I want them to remember one thing – I raised hell with them.” As a prominent Dallas civil rights leader and the second Black woman elected to the Dallas City Council, Craft led a three-decade long fight for desegregation and equal pay, voting rights, education and health care. Crucial to her hell-raising was Craft’s home on Warren Avenue in the Fair Park neighborhood of Dallas. During the height of her activism, it served as a central hub for community organizing and stood witness to many pivotal civil rights moments in Dallas history. Notable visitors included Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr., Thurgood Marshall, our country’s first Black Supreme Court Justice, Presidents Lyndon B. Johnson and Jimmy Carter and numerous U.S. congresspersons and Texas state legislators. The home was willed by Craft for civic use after her death and is now owned by the city. It is designated as a Dallas City Landmark Commission site, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is also a Texas Historic Landmark property. Craft made it known before her death that she wanted the home to be a place where people of all backgrounds could visit and learn how to become a change maker. Since 1994, the home has operated as a house museum. But in 2018, it was damaged when a water pipe burst in the attic. Rehabilitating the home is the Junior League of Dallas’ Centennial Project, a partnership with the Dallas Office of Arts & Culture, Fair Park and the Friends of the Juanita Craft Civil Rights House. “Juanita Craft’s home was a nexus for the greatest minds of her time. Once her home re-opens later this year, our hope is that it is constantly alive with the greatest minds of today, curious to learn about the past and helping to grow the city’s future,” JLD President Christa Sanford said. Once restored, the home will once again be a museum with educational programs that tell the story of Craft’s life and advocacy. “It is our hope that each person that crosses the threshold of Ms. Craft’s home is transformed into a better version of themselves, committed to actively participating in civic life,” Candace Thompson, Chair of the Friends of the Juanita Craft Civil Rights House, said in remarks to the City Council. Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson said that the proclamation is about more than commemorating a single day. “It’s about recognizing that generations of people have and will continue to benefit everyday from Craft’s lifetime of work.”

Juanita Craft Day The proclamation celebration was attended by Dallas City Council members, including JLD Sustaining members Gay Donnell Willis and Paula Blackmon. In February 2022, on what would have been Craft’s 120th birthday, her successors on the City Council honored her with a proclamation designating Feb. 9 Juanita Craft Day. The proclamation accompanied an agenda item authorizing the city’s Office of Arts and Culture to accept a $176,000 donation from the League for the restoration of Craft’s home. The donation brings total fundraising contributions among the various community partners to $1.4 million. Adam Bazaldua, Chair of the City of Dallas’ Quality of Life, Arts & Culture Committee and Council Member representing where the home is located said, “Being able to share the life and legacy of Ms. Craft with generations to come is invaluable. Some don’t realize that we have such a hero right here at home. It is our job to change that.” Bazaldua also talked about the civil rights changes seen over a generation. In 1955, working as a grassroots organizer with the NAACP, Craft led picketing against segregation at the State Fair of Texas. Her work led to the full desegregation of the fair in the 1960s. In 2018, the State Fair of Texas established the Juanita Craft Humanitarian Awards and recently renamed one of its annual scholarships in her honor. At this year’s fair, Craft’s legacy was on display at the JLD’s Centennial exhibit in the Hall of State. “Juanita Craft dedicated decades of her life to making this city better,” Mayor Johnson said. “The fight for fairness, the fight for opportunity and for equality under the law didn’t begin or end in Juanita Craft’s lifetime. It’s up to us to continue that cause to which she dedicated her entire life.”

Juanita Craft Day

Juanita J. Craft Civil Rights House – Centennial Project The Addy Foundation Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Atmos Energy Sherri Baer-Wilson Lauren Black, in honor of Gwyneith Black Children’s Health Chrest Foundation Communities Foundation of Texas Constantin Foundation The Florence Foundation The Garden Club Committee of the Junior League of Dallas Hillcrest Foundation, Bank of America N.A., Co-Trustee Hoblitzelle Foundation Lou Anne King Jensen & Jeff Jensen W.P. & Bulah Luse Foundation Make It Count Family Foundation The Eugene McDermott Foundation The State Fair of Texas Roy & Christine Sturgis Charitable Trust The Summerlee Foundation *Donors as of April 5, 2022.

Centennial Endowment Foundation Donors Luminary ($1,000,000 and up)

Leader ($25,000 and up)

Rita Crocker Clements Foundation Lyda Hill

Laura & John Losinger Luther King Capital Management Lydia Novakov and Isabell Novakov Higginbotham Deedie Potter Rose Dee Collins Torbert Kimberly J. Yamanouchi, MD & James R. Sackett, MD, in memory of Dorothy Seid Yamanouchi and Haruto Wilfred ‘Wil’ Yamanouchi

Visionary ($500,000 and up) Sarah Losinger Margot Perot

Pioneer ($250,000 and up) Scovell Family Foundation The George & Fay Young Foundation

Innovator ($150,000 and up) Anonymous

Trailblazer ($100,000 and up) Anonymous Paula Meredith Mosle

Beacon ($50,000 and up) A.L. Chilton Foundation/Patti Brown and Bonnie Harding H-E-B/Central Market Norma Knobel Hunt Meadows Foundation Beth & Chuck Thoele

Leader ($25,000 and up) Dianne & Jack Adleta Linda P. & William A. Custard Margo & Bill Goodwin, in honor of Lyda Hill Louise & Guy Griffeth, in memory of Mary John and Ralph Spence Carol & Bill Huckin

Mentor ($10,000 and up)

Peggy Allison, in honor of Lyda Hill Anonymous, in honor of Debbie Scripps Cynthia W. Beecherl Mrs. William O. Braecklein Peggy Anderson Carr and Catherine Carr Worley, in honor of Lyda Hill Elizabeth F. Dacus Rue & Tuck Henry Jennifer & Kevin Kirksey Betty & John Martin Lynn & Allan McBee, in honor of Lyda Hill Becky & Bob McCamey Paige McDaniel Susan McSherry-Atwell Ellen & John McStay Meredith Mosley Jan & Marc Myers Kate & Keith Newman, in honor of Christina Norris Christina & Tim Norris Nancy O’Neil Connie O’Neill 43

Centennial Endowment Foundation Donors Mentor ($10,000 and up)

Builder ($5,000 and up)

Pam & Vin Perella Jane Harrell Pierce, in memory of Chick Pierce and in honor of Lyda Hill Caren H. Prothro Mary Stewart & Jim Ramsey The Sapphire Foundation Nancy Wynne Saustad Debbie & Ric Scripps Meredith & Jack Woodworth

Bob & Janis Lamoreaux Lila & Schuyler Marshall Gwen Shook Mason Susie and Sandy McDonough, in thanksgiving for Waco and Dallas Junior Leagues Carol & Patrick McEvoy Dian Moore Debbie & Nicky Oates, in honor of Lyda Hill, Margo Goodwin and Andrea Cheek Gail Olmsted Randall and Betty Olmsted Taylor Patricia Glorig Schiff Linda M. Secrest Karen & David Shuford Nancy Perkins Shutt Karen & David Shuttee Nancy & Jim Skochdopole Betty DeJon Slaven Janet Kerr Smith Debbie & Don Snell, in honor of Connie O’Neill Bill & Gay Solomon Craig and Deborah Ethridge Sutton Texas Instruments Foundation Marilyn & Ben Weber Kay Weeks

Builder ($5,000 and up)

Anonymous, honoring Lyda Hill and Margo Goodwin The Baldridge Foundation Charlotte & Fred Ball Jill C. Bee Genie H. Bentley Cordelia Boone Mary Brinegar, in honor of those working on JLD Centennial Endowment Foundation Andrea & Heath Cheek Lori Doran Christensen Claire Emanuelson, in honor of Margo Goodwin Patti Flowers & Tom Swiley Margie Mallett Francis, in honor of Margo Goodwin Beverly Kelso Freeman Sally Thomas Hanna Kathy & Larry Helm Mimi Huey Junior League of Dallas Sustainers Gladys Waldrop Kolenovsky, in honor of Lyda Hill and Peggy Allison

Supporter ($1,000 and up) Bonner Allen Sandy Ammons Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous, in honor of Margo Goodwin Sherri Baer-Wilson

Centennial Endowment Foundation Donors Supporter ($1,000 and up)

Supporter ($1,000 and up)

Mr. & Mrs. Jay Barlow Kay & Rick Barry Cyndi & Mark Bassel, in honor of Margo Goodwin and Lyda Hill Dr. & Mrs. Colin S. Bell Gertrude Slater Best, in honor of Betsy and Sissy Cullum Between the Covers Book Club, a Sustainer Book Club Lynn Biggers Bluebonnet Garden Club Jeanne Whitman Bobbitt Marla & Michael Boone Becky Bright, in honor of Lyda Hill Ann H. Brown, in honor of Margo Goodwin Diane Bumpas Kathy & Rick Burnett, in honor of Lyda Hill and Margo Goodwin Shannon Wilson Callewart Susan & Vance Campbell Christie Gayden Carter Clare Buie Chaney, in memory of Peggy Liddle Nancy Chapman, in honor of Margo Goodwin Monica & Brent Christopher Gail Beasley Clark Mrs. James S. Cochran (Julie Frost) Janis Coffee Lynn Gardner Collins Rita Conway Betsy Cullum Sissy Cullum, in honor of Debbie Scripps and in memory of Betty Aldridge Slater Paula & Luke Davis Claire Dewar

Jana & Bob Dransfield Judy Dunn Nancy Dean Egan Junior & Ed Esquivel Sandra Estess Linda Evans Marion P. Exall, in memory of Dee Collins Torbert Judy & Hugh Ferguson, in honor of Mary Ann Denton Susan & Warren Foxworth Suzanne Gaberino Sara Lee & Stan Gardner Judy Burch Gass Sharon & David Gleeson Stephanie & Bob Goodwin Prissy Gravely Diana & Rick Gump Sara Hallam Randi & Ed Halsell Tania Hardage Susan Smith Hardie Nancy & Howell Harralson Kay & Steve Head Helen Holman Sally Holmes Kristi Hoyl Jolie D. Humphrey, in memory of Miriam B. Humphrey Suzanne & Jim Johnston Ann Frances Jury Kathy McIlyar Kelley Laura & Guy Kellogg Deanie Fulton Kepler

Centennial Endowment Foundation Donors

Supporter ($1,000 and up)

Cindy & Guy Kerr Matrice Ellis-Kirk & Ron Kirk, in honor of Christa Brown Sanford Valerie Lawlor Anne Pryser Leary Schatzie & George Lee, in memory of Marion Lege Henderson Veletta Forsythe Lill Lisa & George Longino Sara T. Martineau Wendy & Butch McCaslin Jill Roberts McClung Linda B. McFarland, in memory of Ruth Altshuler Janie & Cappie McGarr Carmen Crews McCracken McMillan, in honor of Jane Harrell Pierce Sally & Ted McPherson Wendy & Boyd Messmann Becky Meyer Suzanne & Rhett Miller Elizabeth Mills, in honor of Margo Goodwin Anne Monning, in memory of Dr. Ruth I. Allen, JLD Advisory Board Member Cathy & George Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Will Mundinger Elise and Marynell Murphy Anne Bigger Nixon, in honor of Margo Goodwin Elizabeth F. Norwood Susan Nowlin, in memory of Ruth Altshuler Becky & Ron Odlozil Mr. & Mrs. James VanHorn Oliver, in memory of Marion Martin Carolyn B. Peck

The Honorable Jeanne Johnson Phillips Mary Martha Johnston Pickens Louis, Lou Ann and Melissa Poynter Family Foundation Kim Quinn Jeff & Darrel Rice Debby Robinson Mrs. James G. Saalfield, in honor of Shannon Thompson and Sarah Stallings Liz Schoenvogel Carol Paris Seay, in honor of Nancy Seay Chari L. Singleton Linda Danielson Slaughter Marilyn Smith, in honor of Margo Goodwin and in memory of Mary Frances Yancey Joan L. Stansbury Carol P. Storey, in honor of Lydia Novakov Venise Stuart Ginny Wetherill Swann The Blanche Mary Taxis Foundation Roslyn Dawson Thompson Kay True Carol & Gary Utkov Joan Walne Dr. Gary & Wanda Webb Dorothy T. Weil Candace & John Winslow, in honor of Margo Goodwin and Connie O’Neill Cynthia & Kirk Woodall, in memory of Ruth Sharp Altshuler and Dee Collins Torbert Jan Mills Worrall

Centennial Endowment Foundation Donors Friend ($999 and under) Lynn Ferguson Abbott Lindalyn Adams, in honor of Lyda Hill Nancy Allen Gayle Herndon Allison Lana Andrews Anonymous Julie & Scott Bagley Sue Bailey, in honor of Louise Griffeth Betty Baird Jan and Barry Baldwin Barbara Barton Deborah Lowman Begert Georgia Sue Black Lynn Boyer Johnetta A. Burke, in honor of Betty S. Morgan Barbara & Brad Camp Joan Hudson Clark Penny Cook Harriet & Ralph Cousins Sally & Tom Dunning Joan L. Eleazer The Eulich Family Foundation Ellen Hunt Flowers Margot H. Gill Nancy Gopez Susybelle Lyons Gosslee Gerry Hudnall Mr. & Mrs. Douglas H. Hunt Nell Anne Hunt, in honor of Margot Reid Kathy & John Jackson Marietta Scurry Johnson Lisa Loy Laughlin DeeDee Lee

Beverly Smith Lide Gail Madden Joan McKnight McIlyar Patricia B. Meadows Peggy Black Meyer Eula Lee Miller Ruth Ann Montgomery Mardi Myers Carol A. Nichols Marisa & Dan Partin Pat Prestidge Diane Priddy, in memory of Kathryn Amsler Priddy Susan Roberds Barbara N. Schlachter Lynn Sears Donna Small Ann S. Smith Drew Bass Stull Emily Summers Lindsley Swenson Byrd Teague, in honor of Lyda Hill Sissy Thompson Jennifer & Aaron Tobin Mrs. Easley B. Waggoner (Jan), in memory of Mescal (Mickie) & Addsion G. Wilson, Jr. Marion Rhett Walters Day G. Watson Missy Wilson Laurie Teeple Wright Peggy Zadina *Donors as of April 5, 2022.

Development Vice President

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Elisabeth McHugh

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Development Leadership

(Left to Right): Andrea Cheek, Kristen Holland Shear, Heather McNamara, Brittany Montgomery, Elisabeth McHugh, Marisa Partin, Page Pustmueller Jordan, Isabell Novakov Higginbotham

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Development Staff

Kate Newman Director of Development Junior League of Dallas Sustainer

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Luncheon Committee

(Left to Right): Lynn Sawyer, Jourdy Wallace, Emily Bell-Wootten, Lisa Hewitt, Isabell Novakov Higginbotham, Heather McNamara, Rachael McClure, Kristi Kelley Not pictured: Elizabeth Crow, Stephanie Dolan, Jennifer Grinke, Elizabeth Haden, Sarah Hendrix, Meredith McLean, Samantha Mooty, Anne Morris, Laura Sullivan

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Centennial Committee

(1st row sitting, Left to Right): Amy Himelfarb, Katherine Haskel, Lauren Locke, Jazmine Price, Abby Smith (2nd row, Left to Right): Claire Wimberly, Christine Leatherberry, Sarah Jackson, Tricia Buchheit, Michelle Scotter, Brenda Latman (3rd row standing, Left to Right): Kristi Kelley, Andrea Cheek, Heather McNamara Not pictured: Laura Losinger, Susanna Foote Carillo, Jessica Boghetich, Alissa Castro, Christina Gigliotti, Deepika Ramesh, Emily Hoad, Summer John Deas, Stephanie Kaye Ramirez, Courtney Edwards, Carla Gourley, Kimberly Dean, Madison Strode, Reanae Seth, Courtney Williams, Lexington Holt, Rachel Osburn, Tandra Allen, Kirsten Swanson 51

Congratulations Christa on an incredible year as the JLD Centennial President! We are so proud of all you do and have loved watching you rise for JLD and the Dallas community this year. We love you! - Ketric, Jackson, Cason and Landry

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Auction Committee

(Left to Right): Sara King, Page Pustmueller Jordan, Michele Bandel, Ashley Winters Not pictured: Summa Aholo, Michelle Davis, Leigh Foose, Christy Gongora, Sally Hodge, Scottie Sheridan, Elizabeth Ward, Lauren Perella WIlson

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Recognition Committee

(Left to Right, Bottom): Sarah Bowlby, Callie Butterworth, Taylor Austin, Joanie Williams, Molly Irvin (Top): Elizabeth Whited, Kristen Holland Shear, Sally Ann Rivera Not pictured: Elizabeth Ellen Anderson, Katy Dickerson, Kaitlyn Grant, Anna Rayner

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ON YOUR WONDERFUL CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS

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Special Events Committee

(Left to Right): Lindsey Reese, Brittany Montgomery, Vidya Ayyr, Claire Catrino Not pictured: Mary Benavides, Lindsay Cates, Elle Congelliere, Madison Finley, Kelsey George, Alexandria Gibbs, Brooke Grewcock, Katherine Hartgraves, Kristen Holy, Courtney Peach, Campbell Weiss

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Underwriting Committee

(Left to Right): Brook Sims, Cara Cruz Valach, Alexis Swanzy, Spencer Tomeny, Michelle Prudhomme-Coleman, Ericka Hatfield, Jennifer Welden, Heather Lorch, Elissa McClure, Marisa Partin, Jourdy Wallace, Tamara Redic-Cottrell, Nikki Hearon, Mary Elizabeth McMahen, Lainette Johnson, Raquel Orozco, Danielle Karstens, Frances Phillips Not pictured: Victoria Acuff, Lindsey Brooksher, Melody Chambers, Brittany Dunn, Marissa Eddings, Lexi Holt, Chandani Karia, Mindy Lamb, Melissa Larsen, Jourdan McClish, Camille Moore, Mallory Morris, Jessica Opland, Jessie Poole, Julie Dieitz Reed, Abigail Rust, Emily Selby, Mallory Shelton, Mary Kathleen Smith, Kirsten Swanson, Cassie Walker, Jessica Webb, Danielle Williams, Elizabeth Wilson 55

Community Advisory Board 2021 – 2022 Arcilia Acosta, Carcon Industries

Mary Jalonick, Civic Leader

Gillea Allison, D Magazine

Ashlee Kleinert, Ruthie’s Rolling Café

Daron Babcock, Bonton Farms

Emily Ledet, U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management

Norman P. Bagwell, Bank of Texas Jonathan Blum, Polsinelli Jarie Bradley, Sound & Sable Gillian Breidenbach, Dallas Morning News Liz Cedillo – Pereira, City of Dallas Patti Clapp, Patti Clapp Consulting Melissa Corwin, McKesson Roslyn Dawson Thompson, Community Leader Kristina Dove, Nonprofit Consultant Ruben Esquivel, UT Southwestern Medical Center Angela Farley, Dallas Regional Chamber Ruth Farrar, Sendero Regen Horchow, Early Matters Dallas Scott Flannery, UnitedHealthcare Angie Gaylord, Dallas ISD Camille Grimes, Dallas Morning News

Noelle LeVeaux, D Magazine Partners Meyling Ly-Ortiz, Toyota Alfreda Norman, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Damion Pourciau, Turner Construction Company Joli Angel Robinson, Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance Jennifer Sampson, United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Nicole Small, Lyda Hill Philanthropies John Spriggins, South Dallas Cultural Center Tracy Steiner, Texas Instruments Paula Strasser, SMU Cox School of Business Oric Walker, Atmos Energy Sheri Crosby Wheeler, Fossil Group Stephanie Wilcox, WFAA Media

Dr. Dahlia Hassani, Beacon Emergency Services Team

Hall of State Opening Sponsored by: The Sewell Family, Scottish Rite for Children, H-E-B/Central Market, Dee Torbert For the first time in our 100-year history, the League hosted an interactive exhibit of our history and impact on Dallas at the Hall of State in Fair Park during the State Fair of Texas’ 24-day run. The interactive exhibit showcased JLD’s 100 years of “Legacy of Leadership, Devotion to Dallas” and the women who made so much happen, including our Grants for Innovative Teaching and Kids in the Kitchen Signature Projects, Linz award recipients and much more. Through historical documents, memorabilia and photos, the exhibit shared information from the earliest days of the League to the present. The League would like to thank Presenting Sponsor The Sewell Family. We also want to thank H-E-B/ Central Market for their generous support of the exhibit and the assortment of healthy snacks for all of the exhibit visitors.

We’re woven into the fabric of our community. From financial support to volunteering time and resources to developing valuable programs, we’re fully and intraicately immersed in the community making it the best it can be.

LAUREN QUAM • lquam@bankoftexas.com • bankoftexas.com

Former Presidents/Ball Chairs/ Luncheon Chairs Event On Tuesday, Oct. 12, Junior League of Dallas Former Presidents, Ball Chairs and Milestones Luncheon Chairs gathered at Neiman Marcus’ acclaimed Zodiac Room for a seated luncheon and fashion show to celebrate friendship, our 100-year anniversary and their longstanding service to the League. The League would like to thank Neiman Marcus for sponsoring the beautiful event.

Donor Cocktail The Centennial Donor Cocktail Party, honoring Junior League of Dallas donors at the Leadership level and above, was held in the home of Barbara Hunt Crow on March 2, 2022. The evening included brief remarks by JLD President Christa Sanford, Centennial Chair Andrea Cheek and Centennial Milestones Luncheon Chair Isabell Novakov Higginbotham. The Junior League of Dallas would like to thank Barbara Hunt Crow for hosting the evening. Special thanks to all of our generous sponsors, including PlainsCapital Bank, valet; McShan Florist, floral arrangements; Favorite Brands, beverages; Andrews Distributing, beer; SusieCakes, individually-wrapped cookie favors; and Society Texas, magazines in favor bags.

Community Grant Presentation The Junior League of Dallas, along with presentation sponsor Bank of Texas, awarded grants to 34 nonprofit agencies within its 2022 – 2023 Community Program on Saturday, Feb. 12, 2022. After conducting last year’s presentation on Zoom due to COVID-19 restrictions, it was a treat to gather with our agency partners in person. The presentation moved to a new location in NorthPark Center this year: La Pizza & La Pasta inside Eataly. Guests enjoyed breakfast and coffee generously provided by Eataly throughout the morning. Bank of Texas returned as the sponsor for this year’s Community Grant Presentation, and we were pleased to have Executive Vice President Bob White join us for the festivities.

Community Program

Arts & Cultural Enrichment Supporting efforts to create and enrich the quality of life through arts and cultural enrichment opportunities which are accessible to all members of the community. 191 volunteers and $79,322 funding Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing & Visual Arts

As Dallas’ revolutionary high school for 21st century scholar artists, we provide intensive, integrated training to build a bridge to the post-secondary and professional world. JLD volunteers staff the Senior Showcase and school auditions. These events are critical in helping students gain access to post-secondary schools and provide students a collegiate experience in front of more than 100 colleges and conservatories.

Dallas Arboretum

The Dallas Arboretum builds and maintains a public botanical garden that promotes the art, enjoyment and knowledge of horticulture, while providing opportunities for education and research. JLD volunteers assist in educational activities, special events and serve as docents in the historic DeGolyer House and in the Children’s Adventure Garden.

Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum is dedicated to teaching the history of the Holocaust and advancing human rights to combat prejudice, hatred and indifference. JLD volunteers serve as Visitor Guides to help orient guests, answer questions about the museum and assist museum staff with various tasks. Tenured volunteers are able to train to become Gallery Docents or Dimensions in Testimony Facilitators.

Dallas Museum of Art

The Dallas Museum of Art (DMA) places art and our diverse communities at the center around which all activities radiate, pursues excellence in collecting and programming, presents works of art across cultures and time and is a driving force in contemporary art. JLD volunteers help facilitate education programs designed to encourage visitors to creatively respond to works from the Museum’s collections while fostering meaningful experiences.

Dallas Zoo

With nearly one million visitors each year, the Dallas Zoo works to create a better world for animals by engaging people and saving wildlife. JLD volunteers serve as educators and guides in various areas of the zoo as well as animal care aides, assisting in meal preparation for the animals.

George W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum

The George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum serves as a resource for the study of the life and career of George W. Bush, while promoting a better understanding of the presidency, American history and important issues of public policy. The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is the federal agency responsible for maintaining the 13 presidential libraries in the United States. JLD volunteers at the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration serve as docents at the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum, educating the public on the life and career of George W. Bush.

Musical Outreach MUSICAL OUTREACH

Musical Outreach, formerly Musical Therapy, is the longest running volunteer opportunity at the JLD! Members provide companionship, stimulation and entertainment for adults in the Dallas area by presenting a musical program and interacting with residents in various assisted living and memory care centers.

Community Program

Education

Supporting efforts to promote excellence in education and access to education for all individuals. 169 volunteers and $109,000 funding Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas inspires and enables all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens. JLD volunteers run the Collegiate STEPS program, helping prepare high school members of the Boys & Girls Club for college through mentoring and workshops. The program culminates each year with the Threshold of Opportunities (TOPPS) celebration.

Friends of the Dallas Public Library

Friends of the Dallas Public Library advocates, fundraises and provides critical support for the Dallas Public Library and related literary and educational programs. JLD volunteers serve as instructors for a High School Equivalency exam prep program or as educators who work with children while parents attend ESL classes. Both placement options are at Dallas Public Libraries throughout the city.

Notre Dame School

Notre Dame School educates students with developmental disabilities and facilitates their integration into society. Founded by the School Sisters of Notre Dame in 1963, Notre Dame School remains the only independent school in Dallas serving this special population. JLD volunteers serve in concentrated placements during the school’s summer camps or as classroom assistants throughout the school year.

Perot Museum of Nature & Science

The Perot Museum of Nature and Science is a nonprofit educational organization with a mission to inspire minds through nature and science. The Perot Museum delivers exciting, engaging and innovative visitor and outreach experiences through its education, exhibition and research and collections programming for children, students, teachers, families and life-long learners. JLD volunteers assist at sleepovers at the museum or serve as Science Partners.

Texas Discovery Gardens

Texas Discovery Gardens is a 7.5-acre certified organic public garden with 12 themed gardens and a glass conservatory that supports butterflies year-round and teaches effective ways to restore, conserve and preserve nature in an urban environment with a focus on education, gardening and sustainability. JLD volunteers serve as yearround docents in the gardens and butterfly house or serve in a concentrated placement as docents during the State Fair. The Ashford Rise School of Dallas The Ashford Rise School of Dallas provides the highest quality education and therapy services to preschool children with and without developmental disabilities within the context of a developmentally appropriate curriculum, provides family centered services designed to meet the needs of all children and families and prepares children for their next learning environment. Each classroom consists of 60 - 70 percent of children with developmental delays and 30 - 40 percent of children without developmental delays. JLD volunteers work directly in classrooms at The Rise School as instructional assistants.

Community Program

Family Preservation Supporting efforts to promote the physical and emotional well-being of families. 157 volunteers and $97,231 funding Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas

Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas (GSNETX) builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. As the premier girls’ leadership organization, GSNETX knows that developing girl leaders is vital because when women have the opportunity to exercise leadership, communities are more prosperous, families are stronger and individuals are treated more fairly. JLD volunteers assist with council-led activities and workshops focused on life skills, civic engagement, entrepreneurship, outdoor leadership and STEM for girls in grades kindergarten through grade 12. They also serve as program volunteers at GSNETX’s acclaimed STEM Center of Excellence in southern Dallas County.

Juliette Fowler Communities

Juliette Fowler Communities provides choice, creates community and develops connections for the children, youth, elders and families they serve. JLD volunteers work with older adults experiencing every progression of memory loss – from very early stages of mild cognition loss to advanced dementia – to help residents share their stories through visual arts. At the end of the year, volunteers curate an art show showcasing the residents’ work.

Promise House

Promise House stabilizes and offers hope to youth and families in crisis through crisis intervention, emergency shelter, transitional living, education, counseling, street outreach and advocacy. JLD volunteers serve in three capacities at Promise House, mentoring and activity planning in both the shelter and long-term transitional housing program, working as a personal shopper/store manager in the on-site “free store” or planning summer activities for youth at the center.

Rays of Light

Rays of Light provides free, quality respite care to families with children with special needs, across the spectrum, in the Dallas metropolitan area. JLD volunteers are paired with a special friend during each Night Lights event to guide them through activities including coloring, basketball, reading, watching movies, playing with toys, live entertainment and more.

Ronald McDonald House of Dallas

Ronald McDonald House of Dallas (RMHD) keeps families together, inspires strength and gives love and support to families whose children are receiving essential medical care. JLD volunteers cook weekly breakfast for the families staying at the House, plan weekly activities/arts and crafts projects and assist with check-in, check-out and facility tours.

St. Philip’s School & Community Center

St. Philip’s School & Community Center enhances the lives of children and families regardless of economic background, but with particular emphasis on low and moderate income families, through educational excellence, Christian principles and compatible community services. JLD volunteers help St. Philip’s staff plan and implement the Girls’ Night Out program, an overnight, on-site event. Volunteers also serve as part of the volunteer pool to help the agency with their greatest needs at the time and volunteer in the food pantry.

Baylor Healthcare System Foundation: Twice Blessed House

Twice Blessed House (TBH) provides affordable and convenient housing for solid organ and bone marrow transplant patients and their caregivers while they are awaiting or recovering transplantation at Baylor University Medical Center. JLD volunteers prepare and serve weekly dinners, coordinate movie nights and provide social support 68

Community Program

Health

Supporting efforts to promote adequate, accessible and preventive health services to all individuals. 181 volunteers and $188,600 funding Cancer Support Community of North Texas

Cancer Support Community of North Texas (CSCNT) ensures all people impacted by cancer are empowered by knowledge, strengthened by action and sustained by community with a vision that no one should have to face cancer alone. JLD volunteers provide support in three areas: Hostesses assist in the daily operations, Noogieland volunteers provide supportive play and nurturing for children with cancer or children whose lives have been touched by cancer and special events/program outreach volunteers provide support during various events.

Children’s Health

Children’s Health makes life better for children. JLD volunteers assist with parties and events for those who are hospitalized, help in the playroom, plan and participate in family fun nights and provide an art cart and supplies for various crafts.

Equest ®

Equest enhances the quality of life for children and adults with diverse needs by partnering with horses to bring hope and healing through equine-assisted activities and therapies. Equest’s unique therapies result in improved muscle strength, coordination, independence, self-confidence and overall, a more positive quality of life. JLD volunteers work directly with clients and the class instructors assisting with the horseback riding classes.

Methodist Hospital System Foundation

Methodist Dallas Medical Center serves North Texas as a leader in sophisticated, compassionate medical care with world-class medical education and residency programs and is one of the leading teaching and referral hospitals in Texas. JLD volunteers serve as cuddlers in the NICU and assist in various other locations throughout the hospital.

Parkland Health & Hospital System

Parkland Health & Hospital System furnishes medical aid and hospital care to indigent and needy persons residing in Dallas County. JLD volunteers work in the Emergency Room (ER), Nursery, Rape Crisis Center and wayfinding areas. Upon request, JLD volunteers also help with Parkland’s special events such as jazz concerts and holiday initiatives.

Scottish Rite for Children

Scottish Rite for Children improves the lives of children by providing world-class medical care, facilitating innovative professional education programs and conducting cutting-edge research in the field of pediatric orthopedics. JLD volunteers participate in multiple roles at Scottish Rite. From popping popcorn and running the gift shop to playing games, organizing craft nights for the patients and assisting with special events, JLD volunteers fulfill many of the hospital’s needs.

The Senior Source

The Senior Source enhances the overall quality of older adults in greater Dallas. JLD volunteers assist with residents and plan themed parties throughout the year at Diversicare of Lake Highlands, a local nursing home.

Community Program

Poverty Intervention Supporting efforts to break the cycle of poverty by meeting the basic needs of the economically disadvantaged. 117 volunteers and $136,000 funding Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity

Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity (DAHFH) builds quality, affordable homes in partnership with deserving families by bringing people together to create communities and hope. JLD volunteers build, repair and renovate homes through Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity’s various home ownership programs. Volunteers are involved in all exterior tasks of home construction and repair, including building and raising walls, siding and roof installation, painting and landscaping.

Interfaith Family Services

Interfaith Family Services provides transitional housing, training and support services to Dallas-area homeless families, giving them an opportunity to consolidate their resources and secure permanent housing and employment. JLD volunteers serve as resident mentors and provide regular financial coaching to families in the program. They also help decorate and set up apartments for new family move-ins and serve dinner to the children of the families in the program twice a week.

Literacy Achieves

Literacy Achieves equips non-English speaking adults and their young children with English literacy and life skills to promote self-sufficiency and the overall well-being of students, their families and the greater community by offering programs in verbal, written and computer communication skills. Classes focus on basic English and life skills such as budgeting and scheduling appointments while promoting cultural understanding among students and volunteers. JLD volunteers work directly with adults and children to help them learn to read and achieve literacy. Volunteers also provide weekly subject-based instruction to prepare class participants to pass the GED, or high school equivalency exam.

Nexus Recovery Center

Nexus Recovery Center serves as a link to sobriety, independence and dignity for low-income women and their families affected by addiction by inspiring hope, offering respect and honoring the unique differences of female addicts. JLD volunteers serve as workout buddies and attend classes on the Nexus Recovery Center campus to motivate, encourage and work out with female clients enrolled in residential treatments. Volunteers can also lead yoga or Zumba sessions or a walk through the 11-acre campus.

North Dallas Shared Ministries

North Dallas Shared Ministries (NDSM) is a cooperative effort of 45 local congregations that provides emergency assistance and wellness programs, assists with access to entitlement, health and community programs and facilitates financial independence programs for persons in need. JLD volunteers serve as client intake interviewers, food pantry workers, clothes closet organizers, tax return preparation assistants and as a friendly face in the agency’s medical clinic.

North Texas Food Bank

The North Texas Food Bank (NTFB) strives for a hunger-free, healthy North Texas. The Food 4 Kids (F4K) backpack program at the North Texas Food Bank supplies qualifying elementary age students and their siblings with an F4K backpack to take home over the weekend that is filled with nutritious meals. JLD volunteers pack child-friendly meals for NTFB’s Food 4 Kids program, which distributes a backpack of groceries to hungry Dallas ISD elementary school students and their families each Friday. 70

Community Program

Violence Intervention Supporting efforts to reduce the incidence of domestic violence, child abuse and juvenile delinquency. 174 volunteers and $149,480 funding Community Partners of Dallas

Community Partners of Dallas (CPD) provides what abused children urgently need today to thrive tomorrow. JLD volunteers provide resources and support to Dallas caseworkers by serving as Caseworker Advocates, Rainbow Room assistants, Heart Program volunteers and Holiday Helpers.

Dallas CASA

Dallas CASA recruits, trains and supervises community volunteers who are appointed by the courts to represent the best interests of abused, neglected and abandoned children in protective care. JLD provides trained, courtappointed volunteers who investigate and monitor the case and subsequent protection of abused and neglected children and serve as advocates in court to help them get into safe, loving homes.

Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center

Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center (DCAC) improves the lives of abused children in Dallas County and provides national leadership on child abuse issues. JLD volunteers help with the preparation and execution of the Crimes Against Children Conference – the premiere conference for law enforcement, CPS and social workers who work directly with child victims of crime. Volunteers also assist in the playroom at DCAC headquarters.

Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support

Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support provides safety, shelter and support for women who have experienced domestic violence and raises awareness regarding its cause, prevalence and impact. JLD volunteers serve as holiday program assistants, hotline and resource volunteers, Kids PALS, thrift store associates and Conference on Crimes Against Women volunteers.

Our Friends Place

Our Friends Place (OFP) provides a positive and encouraging environment for young women ages 18 to 24 to emerge from adversity through positive role models, counseling and life skills classes at a supervised apartment setting. JLD volunteers serve as life skills coaches and office friends.

The Family Place

The Family Place empowers victims of family violence by providing safe housing, counseling and skills that create independence while building community engagement and advocating for social change to stop family violence. JLD volunteers serve in the shelter, providing assistance for victims of family violence. Volunteers also help in the Child Development Center, retail shop and at summer camp.

Additional

League-Supported Programs Community Outreach This program addresses critical needs with Community Impact Projects and grants that support our focus areas, including monetary grants for emergency/short-term needs of Dallas nonprofit agencies through the Community Assistance Fund. This year the Junior League of Dallas’ Community Outreach team partnered with the Dallas City Council to collect feminine hygiene products for their Ending Period Poverty Initiative. The League also granted emergency grant funding to the Bridge Breast Network, Nexus Recovery Center and half a dozen other nonprofits to help keep their programs running to serve the Dallas community.

Musical Outreach Musical Outreach, formerly Musical Therapy, is the longest running volunteer opportunity at the JLD! JLD volunteers provide companionship, stimulation and entertainment for adults, teens and children in the Dallas area by presenting a musical program and interacting with residents in various assisted living and memory care centers.

Additional

League-Supported Programs Provisional Projects Each year, the League trains first-year members, “Provisionals,” to be effective volunteers and leaders in the community. Provisionals complete a comprehensive training course, giving them a first-hand look at the needs of the Dallas community. Each woman completes a 20-hour community service project at Dallas-area nonprofits including: Legacy Counseling Center, Mission Oak Cliff, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Rainbow Days, Ronald McDonald House, St. Philip’s School and Community Center and The Senior Source.

Transfer Projects The League offers “Done in a Day” projects for members who have recently transferred into the Junior League of Dallas from other Leagues. This year, the League partnered with Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas and Volunteers of America Texas Castleglen Apartments, a senior housing complex that provides affordable low-income housing under the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). For the first project, transfers assisted at a family-friendly event at GSNETX’s STEM Center of Excellence that brought together outdoor and STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) activities with a Valentine’s Day theme. For the second project - with Volunteers of America - Transfers spent the day beautifying the apartment complex by painting the fencing around the property, cleaning gardens, fixing and delivering lunch and engaging with the residents. Both projects included eight hours of service, engaging activities with the nonprofits’ participants and a $500 grant from the JLD for the nonprofit to use for the day’s events. 73

Signature Projects Grants for Innovative Teaching

Presenting Sponsor: Texas Instruments On September 1, 2021, the Junior League of Dallas, along with Presenting Sponsor Texas Instruments, awarded 42 Dallas Independent School District (Dallas ISD) educators with funding up to $2,500 each through the annual Grants for Innovative Teaching (GFIT) program. Now in its 30th year, the Signature Project has awarded more than $2 million to Dallas ISD educators since its inception in 1992. This year, the League distributed more than $88,000 to fund deserving educators’ winning projects that address reading and literacy enrichment; diversity; special education; science, technology, engineering and math (STEM); or arts and culture enrichment across one or more grade levels. Each teacher is recognized for their passion and excellence in providing special projects and experiences for their students that would be impossible within current school budgets. Co-sponsors include The Hillcrest Foundation, Bank of America N.A., Co-Trustee and Agnes Cluthe Oliver Foundation.

Kids in the Kitchen

Presenting Sponsor: UnitedHealthcare The Kids in the Kitchen (KITK) signature project empowers youth in grades K – 5 to make healthy lifestyle choices and helps fight childhood obesity and its associated health issues through an eight-week after-school program. Through the KITK interactive program, children are taught how to prepare easy, nutritious meals, work safely in the kitchen and incorporate exercise into their daily lives. All recipes are kid tested and truly kid friendly, calling for simple ingredients that do not require an oven or stove. KITK currently serves 43 sites across 10 agencies throughout Dallas County, impacting the lives of more than 750 kids. The League provides each agency with a curriculum, materials, fitness equipment and funding for food. Kids in the Kitchen is supported by the Association of Junior Leagues International (AJLI) Inc. and its member Leagues.

Signature Projects Women LEAD

Presenting Sponsor: Ryan Foundation Founded in 2013 by the Junior League of Dallas, in collaboration with Mary Kay Inc., the Women LEAD (Learn + Excel + Achieve + Dream) Scholarship Program was created to help female high school students pursue their dreams of higher education and to create opportunities for future women leaders. Now supported by Ryan Foundation, the program has grown from one Dallas Independent School District high school to three – Emmett J. Conrad, Thomas Jefferson and South Oak Cliff high schools. Each spring, 10 finalists from the three Dallas ISD schools compete for a total of $40,000 in college scholarships. Since the inception of this Signature Project, the League has awarded 62 scholarships totaling $305,000 to female seniors at Emmett J. Conrad, South Oak Cliff and Thomas Jefferson High Schools.

T. Boone Pickens Leadership Institute Established in 2008 with a generous gift from the T. Boone Pickens Foundation, the T. Boone Pickens Leadership Institute is designed to provide leadership training to a selected annual class of our members. Today, more than 360 members have participated in the nine-month development and leadership training and have taken what they have learned to advance their careers, lead for- and nonprofit boards and serve in elected and civic held positions. Alumnae have gone on to lead city-wide initiatives, task forces and organizations, working to make positive changes in North Texas.

Milestone Members In Honor of: 1993 – 1994 JLD Executive Committee 1998 – 1999 JLD Executive Committee By Connie O’Neill In Honor of: 2018 – 2019 JLD Board of Directors By Alicia Hall In Honor of: 2021 – 2022 Underwriting Team By Marisa Partin In Honor of: Ashley Allen By Hollee Hirzel In Honor of: Julie Bagley By Alicia Hall In Honor of: Brooke Bailey By 2019 – 2020 JLD Board of Directors By Alicia Hall In Honor of: Jan Baldwin By Kay Wood In Honor of: Genie Bentley By Maureen Kuntz In Honor of: Emily Somerville Cabrera By Catherine McEachem In Honor of: Clare Chaney By Sandy Ammons

In Honor of: Susan DeLee Cuellar By Linda Otstott In Honor of: Sissy Cullum By Angela Linburg In Honor of: Paula Davis By Sandy Ammons In Honor of: Margo Goodwin By Sandy Ammons By Jennifer Dix By Sandra Estess By Connie O’Neill By Marilyn Smith In Honor of: Louise Griffeth By Sandy Ammons In Honor of: Ellen Griswold By Donald Griswold In Honor of: Alicia Hall By 2018 – 2019 Board of Directors By Kimberly, Becky, Theresa, Shannon, Melissa, Jen, Marisa, Katherine, Staci and Sara In Honor of: Isabell Novakov Higginbotham By Sandy Ammons By Jennifer Dix By Connie O’Neill By Kim Quinn

Milestone Members In Honor of: Ann Lawrence By Sandy Ammons In Honor of: Meredith Mosley By Hollee Hirzel In Honor of: Lydia Novakov By Sandy Ammons By Jennifer Dix By Angela Linburg By Connie O’Neill By Kim Quinn By Karen Shuford

In Honor of: Christa Brown Sanford By 2021 – 2022 Board of Directors By Connie O’Neill In Honor of: Kelley Schadt By Hollee Hirzel In Honor of: Linda Secrest By Sandy Ammons In Honor of: Bettye Slaven By Judy Ferguson

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