LETTER FROM THE Chair
Dear Members & Friends,
Summer is here, and with it comes the easygoing rhythm that makes our coastal community shine. I’m delighted to share that the Chamber’s calendar is brimming with relaxed, come-as-you-are gatherings—Ribbon Cuttings, after-hours mixers, Lunch Mobs, and a family-friendly pool party sprinkled in for good measure.
These “lighter” events might seem informal, but don’t underestimate their impact. Conversations over iced tea or barbecue can spark ideas faster than any scheduled presentation. A quick chat in line for tacos could uncover a supplier you didn’t know you needed, a mentor you never thought to ask, or a customer who’s been looking for exactly what you offer. Every handshake, fist-bump, and shared laugh strengthens the connective tissue of our business network.
Here’s why I hope you’ll pencil in—or better yet, ink in—these dates:
Low-pressure networking. No name tags? No problem. The casual setting makes introductions effortless, especially for new members finding their footing.
Real-time feedback. Bounce a half-formed idea off peers who understand our local market. You’ll leave with insight you can apply Monday morning.
Increased visibility. Simply showing up keeps your brand front of mind. People prefer to do business with the folks they know and trust.
Community pride. When members gather, we model the collaboration that keeps La Porte and the Bayshore region vibrant and resilient.
You’ll find a full list of upcoming events on the Chamber website. Feel free to bring a colleague, a prospective member, or even the kids when it’s appropriate—these occasions are as much about community as commerce.
If you see me at an event, please say hello and share what’s on your mind. The Board can only serve you well if we know your ambitions and challenges. Until then, thank you for making our Chamber a catalyst for connection and growth.
Warm regards,
Angie Thatcher
Angela Thatcher 2025 Chair of the Board La Porte-Bayshore Chamber of Commerce
EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS
Angela Thatcher Chair of the Board air products , llc Serving Through 2024
Austin Lloyd VP of Marketing Development cornerstone systems Serving Through 2026
Monica Beynaerts coastal ice & water Serving through 2027
Shannon Cotham fischers hardware Serving through 2026
Scott Gernander san jacinto college Serving through 2025
Kristen Martin
barretts heating & ac Serving through 2024
Alan Robb port houston Serving through 2027
Mayor Rick Helton city of la porte
Jeff Martin President email
Michelle Thomas Chair Elect of the Board
celanese clear lake plant Serving Through 2025
James Perrin VP of Business Development
sulzer turbo services , inc . Serving Through 2025
DIRECTORS
Mark Bookmyer
lyondellbasell industries Serving through 2024
Clint Dubec kaneka north america Serving through 2026
Kelly Green heat plant services Serving through 2025
Dausha Moore-Wright
vaughn realty & co . Serving through 2025
Alex Solis
dupont bayport Serving through 2027
Chad Warden the wooden spoon kitchen & bakery Serving through 2026
EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS
Preston Bearden Past Chair of the Board bayou city industrial contractors , ltd
Mayor Tim Harris city of morgan ’ s point
Dr. Walter Jackson superintendent , la porte isd
CHAMBER STAFF
Megan Weaver Vice President
Scott Halbrooks VP of Community Development oxychem la porte vcm Serving Through 2027
Jackson Wagner VP of Economic Development hca houston healthcare southeast Serving Through 2027
Ali Hager Busch texas stress , inc . Serving through 2025
La’Jasmine Fitch
kuraray america Serving through 2026
Brandon Lunsford garden of eden floral & tearoom Serving through 2025
Derrin Riddick enterprise products Serving through 2026
Sheree Turnage
mitsubishi chemical Serving through 2026
Naomi Richison Marketing Coordinator
Mayor David Jennings city of shoreacres
Jackie Olvera Administrative Assistant email
Get to Know the Board
Each month we showcase a couple of our board directors giving you the opportunity to know our leadership team
Shannon Cotham
Shannon is a passionate animal lover and dedicated member of our board who looks forward to participating in community events as often as possible. When you don’t see her smiling face at Fischer’s Hardware, she can probably be found caring for her menagerie of 6 dogs, 3 cats, 3 horses, a donkey, and chickens. Her love for animals extends to rescuing and fostering dogs, making her home a haven for pets in need.
Shannon also enjoys updating her property and cycling, a sport she once aspired to pursue professionally. Her diverse interests and commitment to both her community and her animals make her a valued and dynamic presence on our board.
Scott Gernander
Scott comes to us from San Jacinto College where he has worked for twelve years. He enjoys the amazing leadership the college offers and helping to take care of all the students and employees.
As a child, Scott enjoyed watching and supporting the basketball team his father coached so much that he aspired to become an NBA superstar himself. To this day, the athletic elites and their coaches still inspire him. The accomplishments he is most proud of are his Coach of the Year awards for successful basketball coaching, following in his dad’s footsteps.
When he isn’t on the court, you might find him at one of his favorite Tex-Mex restaurants enjoying a margarita!
NEWS FROM THE Chamber of Commerce
Welcoming Excellence: Chamber Hosts Annual New Teacher Luncheon to Celebrate and Connect
At the end of Summer, as classrooms begin to stir with fresh ideas and sharpened pencils, the La PorteBayshore Chamber of Commerce proudly kicks off the school year with a tradition that embodies community spirit and educational excellence—the New Teacher Luncheon.
Held in collaboration with La Porte ISD, this annual event serves as a warm welcome for the district’s incoming educators and support staff. It’s more than just a lunch—it’s a heartfelt introduction to the people, businesses, and values that make La Porte a uniquely supportive place to live and work.
The luncheon brings together hundreds of local leaders, business owners, and educators under one roof, all united by a common goal: to show our appreciation for the critical role educators play in shaping the future of our community.
A Warm Welcome to New Faces
The heart of the event is, of course, our new teachers and staff. For many, it’s their first opportunity to get a feel for the spirit of La Porte—beyond the school walls. The Chamber ensures that each new hire is not only recognized, but also celebrated, with lunch, gift bags donated by local businesses, and a heartfelt introduction to the broader La Porte community.
Honoring Excellence
The event also includes a moment of well-earned recognition for some of La Porte ISD’s most outstanding educators from the previous school year. These honorees are applauded for their creativity, compassion, and commitment to student success, serving as an inspiration to new and returning faculty alike.
Business Meets Education
One of the most valuable aspects of the luncheon is the opportunity for our Chamber members to connect directly with district leadership and school staff. These connections often spark future partnerships—whether through sponsorships, mentorships, volunteer efforts, or educational programming—that strengthen the bond between our business community and our schools.
“Strong schools build strong communities, and strong communities support their schools,” states Angela Thatcher, Chair of the La Porte-Bayshore Chamber of Commerce. “This luncheon is one of our favorite events of the year because it gives us a chance to say, ‘We see you, we appreciate you, and we’re here to support you.’”
A Special Thanks to Our Presenting Sponsor
The Chamber extends its deepest thanks to Gulf Coast Educators Federal Credit Union, our Presenting Sponsor, whose unwavering support of educators continues to shine year after year. As a long-standing advocate for the teaching profession and student success, GCEFCU’s dedication to this event helps ensure that every new educator is welcomed with warmth and appreciation. Their continued investment underscores the vital connection between financial institutions and educational empowerment in our community. Learn more about them at gcefcu.org or visit their booth during the luncheon.
As the new academic year begins, the Chamber is proud to continue its role as a bridge between local enterprise and educational excellence. To all the new faces in La Porte ISD: welcome. And to all who have made this tradition possible—thank you for investing in the future of our community.
If you want to promote your business and support our teachers, please drop off 125 items to the chamber office by July 25th!
For more information on how your business can get involved with Chamber initiatives or support La Porte ISD, please contact La Porte-Bayshore Chamber of Commerce President Jeff Martin at jeffmartin@laportechamber.org.
Building Hope in La Porte: Chamber Highlights Bay Area Habitat for Humanity
The La Porte-Bayshore Chamber of Commerce recently hosted its Nonprofit Mixer, a signature event that brings together community-minded leaders and organizations for an evening of connection and purpose. This month’s featured nonprofit was Bay Area Habitat for Humanity, a group whose mission is nothing short of transformative—building homes, communities, and hope for local families.
Held in a welcoming, relaxed setting perfect for meaningful networking, guests enjoyed a delicious spread of sandwiches, hors d’oeuvres, and a selection of soft drinks, beer, and wine. But it was the message
Proud to support the neighborhood
at the heart of the evening that truly left a lasting impression. Representatives from Bay Area Habitat for Humanity shared inspiring stories about their work across the Bay Area, including the impactful process of building affordable housing alongside hardworking families in need. Attendees had the chance to hear Rocio’s story, a local La Porte resident whose journey to homeownership through the Habitat program was both moving and motivating. Her story reminded us all that home is more than just a structure—it’s a foundation for opportunity, dignity, and stability.
To honor and support their efforts, Chamber Board Chair Angela Thatcher proudly presented Bay Area
Habitat for Humanity with a $500 contribution on behalf of the Chamber. It was a small gesture compared to the scope of their mission, but one delivered with deep gratitude for the lives they are changing right here in our own backyard.
Bay Area Habitat for Humanity continues to address the urgent need for affordable housing, and their work wouldn’t be possible without the support of volunteers, donors, and advocates throughout the community. As La Porte grows, so too does the need for safe, stable housing—and Habitat’s work is more important than ever.
If you’re looking to make a lasting impact, consider getting involved with Bay Area Habitat for Humanity. Whether you swing a hammer, make a donation, or simply spread the word, your support helps build the kind of community we all want to live in—one where everyone has a place to call home.
Stay tuned for an upcoming volunteer opportunity, and thank you to everyone who helped make this evening such a success. Together, we’re building more than homes—we’re building hope.
Upcoming Event: State
of the Precinct with Commissioner Adrian Garcia Promises Key Insights and Regional Connections
The La Porte-Bayshore Chamber of Commerce is proud to join forces with four neighboring chambers to present a high-impact event that brings together business leaders, public officials, and community members from across the region: the State of the Precinct, featuring Harris County Precinct 2 Commissioner Adrian Garcia.
Set against the stunning waterfront backdrop of the Hyatt Regency Baytown-Houston, this event promises both substance and scenery. Attendees will hear directly from Commissioner Garcia as he delivers timely and informative updates on county projects, infrastructure improvements, public safety initiatives, flood control efforts, and economic development plans that directly affect our communities.
Commissioner Garcia’s insight into the future of Precinct 2 will offer valuable context for anyone invested in the growth and success of the La Porte area and beyond. Whether you’re a business owner, resident, or civic leader, this is your chance to gain firsthand knowledge of what’s on the horizon—and how it will shape the communities we live and work in.
Stronger Together: A Regional Collaboration
This year’s State of the Precinct event is co-hosted by five area chambers of commerce, creating a unique opportunity for cross-city networking that strengthens regional partnerships. You’ll connect with professionals and officials from Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce, Deer Park Chamber of Commerce, Pasadena Chamber of Commerce, South Belt - Ellington Chamber of Commerce, and yours truly, the La Porte-Bayshore Chamber of Commerce, sharing perspectives and building relationships that extend far beyond city limits.
With so many communities coming together and such valuable insights on offer, this event is expected to sell out quickly. We encourage all members and guests to reserve their seats early and be part of this important regional conversation.
Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with decision-makers, gather important updates, and connect with leaders from throughout Precinct 2. Register now at bit.ly/LPC-SOTP25 We look forward to seeing you there!
LUNCH MOB!
Lunch Mob is a fun and casual gathering of chamber staff, ambassadors, and members where we enjoy visiting one of our food establishment members. Simply RSVP, meet us there, and enjoy the camaraderie! Each guest pays their own bill.
Join us this month at Pepe’s Mexican Restaurant! RSVP
Chamber CALENDAR
JUNE 16
Please help us welcome Terry Bryant Accident & Injury Law to the La PorteBayshore Chamber of Commerce! Founded in 1985 by Terry Bryant, the firm began with a singular mission: to help those who have been seriously injured. From car crashes and maritime injuries to explosions and other lifealtering tragedies, Terry Bryant and his team have stood strong for victims seeking justice.
In addition to his work as a personal injury attorney, Mr. Bryant served 22 years as a Municipal Judge in Spring Valley Village, Texas, where he handled over 100,000 cases. This experience gives him a unique, well-rounded perspective on every case—one rooted in deep legal knowledge and compassion for those who need it most.
Plus, the members of the accident and injury law office of Terry Bryant recognize the importance of giving back to the community. Through scholarships, donations and volunteer activities, we support the academic goals of students in our communities and the chari-
table initiatives of nonprofits and community organizations.
The Terry Bryant team is never afraid to take on insurance companies, large corporations, or pharmaceutical giants in pursuit of justice. The firm focuses solely on personal injury law, allowing him to provide the dedicated, skilled representation his clients deserve.
We’re honored to have such a passionate and experienced advocate join our Chamber family. Please help us welcome Terry Bryant Accident & Injury Law!
The La Porte-Bayshore Chamber of Commerce is proud to welcome The Bonny Bluebird Cooperative as one of our newest members, where you will always be greeted with a warm welcome!
Nestled in the heart of La Porte at the old grain mill, The Bonny Bluebird Co-op is more than just a shop— it’s a vibrant, community-centered retail cooperative that showcases the talent, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit of local makers, artists, and small business owners.
Step inside The Bonny Bluebird Cooperative and you’ll find a beautifully curated collection of handmade goods, artisan crafts, home décor, gifts for literally everyone, vintage treasures, and unique finds—all created or sourced by local vendors who pour their heart and soul into their work. It’s a one-stop shop for shoppers looking to support local and discover something truly special.
But The Bonny Bluebird is more than just a shopping destination. It’s a collaborative space where creativity thrives, and where small business owners can come together to grow, connect, and reach new audiences. By operating as a cooperative, it gives its vendors a platform to shine and empowers them to build their brands in a supportive, community-focused environment. Be sure to follow their Facebook Page to stay notified of upcoming events and specials!
Whether you’re a longtime La Porte resident or just passing through, a visit to The Bonny Bluebird Co-op is a MUST for anyone who loves supporting local and finding joy in the unique!
We’re so excited to have The Bonny Bluebird Cooperative join the Chamber and look forward to seeing the creativity and connection they bring to our community! Help us welcome this Veteran-Owned business!
Tradesmen International
(843) 981-2057
www.tradesmeninternational.com
The La Porte-Bayshore Chamber of Commerce is excited to introduce one of our newest members, Tradesmen International!
As a leader in skilled labor staffing solutions, Tradesmen International connects businesses with highly trained, safety-minded craft professionals to help meet workforce demands across various industries.
For over 30 years, Tradesmen International has been a trusted partner for construction, industrial, and marine companies, providing customized workforce solutions to ensure projects stay on track, on budget, and fully staffed with top-tier skilled tradespeople. Whether businesses need electricians, welders, pipefitters, carpenters, or other specialized labor, Tradesmen International delivers
reliable, experienced professionals who are ready to work.
What sets Tradesmen International apart is their commitment to safety, productivity, and workforce development. Their comprehensive vetting process ensures that every tradesperson meets high industry standards. Plus, they offer training and continuous skill development to keep their workforce at peak performance.
With La Porte’s strong industrial, construction, and maritime presence, having access to a reliable, highly skilled workforce is essential. We are thrilled to have Tradesmen International join our Chamber family! Welcome aboard!
Have you met Mike Owens with Citadel Security Cameras yet? His team helped us out tremendously at Sylvan Beach Festival and we are so thankful!
At their recent Ribbon Cutting, we learned there is more than meets the eye with these mobile security solutions. Citadel Security provides intelligent, proactive security for the environments that need it most, such as construction sites, refineries, and industrial facilities. That’s why their mobile security trailers are equipped with advanced AI-driven technology.
“As the security industry trends toward video security cameras and away from blind
alarms, Camect proves that intelligent systems can bridge the divide between the reactive-old way doing things and the future of security efficiency including reliable detection accuracy, without misleading, costly false alarms.” Citadel Security Cameras isn’t just a product—it’s a proactive security solution that transforms surveillance from a passive system into a real-time asset! Read the full article here.
See how Citadel can help your industry!
Rockin’ Rooftops
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The La Porte-Bayshore Chamber of Commerce is cranking up the volume as we welcome Rockin’ Rooftops to our growing family of movers and shakers!
Known across the Texas Gulf Coast for bringing the thunder in roofing and general construction, Rockin’ Rooftops delivers high-quality craftsmanship, top-tier materials, and the kind of grit it takes to tackle even the wildest Gulf Coast weather. From Galveston to Harris to Brazoria County, their crew brings the heat — and we’re not just talking about the Texas sun!
Whether it’s laying down a solid new roof or amping up a major build, they’ve got the skills, the tools, and the dedication to get it done right. No shortcuts. No weak links. Just
rock-solid work and a reputation that’s louder than a Marshall stack.
And the best part? They’re not just about business — they’re all about community. Rockin’ Rooftops shows up, pitches in, and gives back, supporting local causes and making sure our neighborhoods stay strong, safe, and built to last.
So, if you’re ready to upgrade your roof or take your next construction project to the next level, hit up Rockin’ Rooftops at rockin. rooftops@gmail.com for your free estimate. Because when it comes to roofing with attitude — these folks are headliners.
We’re stoked to have Rockin’ Rooftops in the Chamber lineup and can’t wait to see the impact they’ll make across our region. Welcome to the stage, Rockin’ Rooftops — let’s build something epic!
NEWS FROM OURChamber Members
Port Houston announces $131M designated for Houston Ship Channel construction and maintenance
The Port Commission of the Port of Houston Authority met for its regular monthly meeting.
Chairman Ric Campo opened the meeting with an update that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) released their FY25 workplan, which includes $33 million allocated to the Houston Ship Channel Expansion, known as Project 11, construction and $98 million to operations and maintenance to keep the Houston Ship Channel dredged.
“Thank you to everyone who pulled together to get this done, including our industry partners, customers, congressional delegation, and specifically Congressman Wesley Hunt and Congressman Brian Babin who
worked around the clock to make sure we got what we needed,” said Chairman Campo.
Port Houston reported strong volumes in April, which can be found in more detail via the press release issued on May 19. Operations reported nine blank sailings forecasted over the next six weeks at the container terminals. Despite this, Port Houston remains cautiously optimistic, noting that the number is significantly lower than during previous periods of market uncertainty, such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
It was also announced that the USACE approved the federal Assumption of Maintenance (AOM) for Segment 1B of the Houston Ship Channel (Redfish Reef to Bayport Terminal), in addition to Segment 1C (Bayport to Barbours Cut Ship Channel), which was approved in 2022. This marks the successful conclusion of a nearly five-year group effort and with these approvals Port Houston will save a net present value of nearly $380 million over the next
50 years. The organization is on track to complete the dredging activities in Segment 1C by late Q2/early Q3 2025, completing the Port Houston-led portions of Project 11 dredging. Completion of Galveston Bay beneficial use features is scheduled for Q4 2025.
As it relates to maintenance at the public terminals, Port Houston commissioned 20 clean diesel yard tractors at Barbours Cut Terminal and Bayport Terminal, removing 20 outdated, less efficient tractors from service. The organization is also actively collaborating with TxDOT (Texas Department of Transportation), Houston Pilots and PSEO (Port Security and Emergency Operations) to temporarily improve air draft markings on the Interstate 610 bridge.
Higginbotham sponsors Rookie Teacher of the Year Award
Ashley Campbell, second-grade teacher at Jennie Reid Elementary School, was honored as the 2025 La Porte ISD Rookie Teacher of the Year
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Grand opening of new Bulldog Stadium held on May 14
The La Porte community celebrated the May 14 grand opening of the new Bulldog Stadium with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and the Spring Orange and White Game. During the event, athletes who were displaced from the field over the past two years were recognized, and a half-time performance featured the Mighty Bulldog Marching Band and Chatos. Those who attended received a commemorative rally towel generously sponsored by Barrett’s Heating and Air Conditioning; Bayside Plumbing Services; Beacon Federal Credit Union; Community First Emergency Room; AAA Flexible Pipe Cleaning; Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers; San Jacinto College; State Farm Agents Frank Nance, Buddy Driskill, Joe Hambrick and Randy Casey; and Vaughn Realty & Co.
at the May 15 Service Awards Celebration. Dr. Walter Jackson, left, La Porte ISD superintendent, and Mason Peres, LPISD trustee and representative of Higginbotham, presented her with a $1,000 award sponsored by Higginbotham.
Shell Federal Credit Union Launches “Shell-opoly: Summer of 2025”
This summer, Shell Federal Credit Union invites the Harris County community to “Picture the Possibilities” and take part in Shell-opoly: Summer of 2025. This fun and rewarding promotion is designed to inspire financial progress through smart habits and educational empowerment.
From June 1st through August 31st, each month Shell FCU will award two lucky winners $5,000, totaling six winners across the summer. Participants can qualify in three exciting ways:
TAKE A CHANCE – Get an Auto or Personal Loan of $2,025 or more
STACK YOUR SUCCESS – Open a Term Share Certificate of $2,025 or more
Mitsubishi Chemical America Receives Certification from Association of Plastic Recyclers
SoarnoL, made by Mitsubishi Chemical America (MCA), has received Association of Plastic Recyclers (APR) Recyclable Certification! As we celebrate this achievement, we recognize that the making of SoarnoL is a joint effort comprised of the dedicated employees of MCA. The recyclability certification and pre-qualification letter that we have received demonstrate that Soarnol™ not only contributes to reducing food waste, but also to resource circulation. Mitsubishi Chemical America is committed to contributing to the creation of a sustainable society by providing environmentally friendly ingredients that help maintain food quality.
MAKE MONEY MOVES – Earn an entry for every 20 debit card transactions of at least $25
In addition, Shell FCU is continuing to prioritize financial wellness through its “Level Up & Land on $500” promotion. From May through August, individuals aged 13 and up (Shell FCU membership not required) who complete a monthly online Financial Wellness Center module will be entered to win one of two $500 prizes awarded each month. These modules provide valuable education on topics like budgeting, saving, credit management, and more.
“Shell-opoly is a movement to make finances fun, approachable, and rewarding,” said Traci Gianukos, Vice President of Marketing at Shell FCU. “We’re encouraging our communities to take small steps toward big financial goals. And for some lucky participants, those steps will lead to life-changing prizes.”
Shell FCU is committed to delivering accessible financial products and services that make banking better for everyone. With 14 branch locations throughout Harris County, access to over 55,000 ATMs nationwide, and powerful free digital and financial literacy tools that simplify money management, Shell FCU continues to turn possibilities into realities. For Shell-opoly details, visit https://www.shellfcu.org/Promotions/Shellopoly or text “CASH” to 713-844-1100.
Take the Kids to the San Jacinto
Museum This Summer — On Us!
Looking for something FREE for your kids to do this summer? Check out the San Jacinto Museum! The City of La Porte has partnered with the museum to offer free admission every Thursday in June and July for La Porte residents.
This is a great opportunity for families to explore local history, enjoy engaging exhibits, and beat the summer heat with a fun and educational outing. The museum is open from 9 AM to 6 PM, Wednesday through Sunday. To receive free entry, simply bring proof of La Porte residency on any Thursday this summer.
Don’t miss this chance to experience one of Texas’ most historic landmarks, right in your own backyard.
New Members
The following businesses have realized the importance of economic growth and development for the La Porte-Bayshore area and have pledged their support to this cause by investing in their Chamber of Commerce. Please support your community by calling on these businesses when you are in need of products and services.
7-ELEVEN
Ashwini Nadakrni
800 W Fairmont Pkwy
La Porte, TX 77571
346-277-8621 www.711.com
BAY AREA REALTY
Heather Perry
316 W. Main Street
La Porte, TX 77571
713-822-3861
har.com/web/heatherperry
HOUSTON MED SPA & AESTHETICS
Meagan Flores 10910 Spencer Hwy, Suite F
La Porte, TX 77571
832-695-8968
facebook.com/houston.med.spa.andaesthetics
TEXACONE
Erika Gutierrez
105 S. 2nd Street
La Porte, TX 77571
texacone.square.site
Renewals
Alliance Health Resources Mobile Division
Analytic Stress Relieving, Inc.
Bayshore Dodge
Blackmon Plumbing
The Discipline Coach
Fairmont Pediatrics La Porte
Fischer’s Hardware, Inc.
Follis Construction
Heavenly Hands Personal Home Care
Herc Rentals
Industrial Safety Training Council
Industry Business Roundtable
Intrepid Industries Inc.
Kaneka North America LLC
Kings BBQ Kuraray Elastomers
Monument Inn Restaurant
MoonKat Designs
Private First Class
Matthew K. Guyon Foundation
PV Rentals, LLC
Randy Casey State Farm Insurance
Sandra Tapia CPA, PLLC
State Senator Mayes Middleton
Stepping Stone Celebrations
Traveling Feet Vacations
Waste Management
Thank you for your continued support!
MEMBERSHIP & COMMUNITY EVENTS
