San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts
Live Life to the Fullest
There is a place in San Angelo filled with wonderful things, plenty of activities and continuous learning adventures. It is a friendly place where everyone is welcome. It is the Museum of Fine Arts
Vive la Vida al Máximo
Hay un lugar en San Angelo lleno de cosas maravillosas, muchas actividades y aventuras de aprendizaje. Es un lugar amistoso donde todos son bienvenidos. Es el Museo de Artes Finas. San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts . Friday, July 14, 2017
Homemade by Helen Food Truck Thrives in Front of Museum
Education Jumps for Joy with Junior Mentor Program SAMFA’s Jr. Mentor Program was kickstarted last summer. The idea was to have long-time SAMFA Kids continue as volunteers and mentors at the museum after they became too old to attend summer camps. The mentors spent the summers creating and leading gallery tours, making videos and activities for SAMFA’s Mommy and Me Blog, and even interviewed artists on film to create interpretation for July’s Exhibit Opening. In return SAMFA’s Education Staff trained them in speaking etiquette, docent training, and communication techniques that will help the mentors on many different levels. Jr. Mentors volunteered over 100 hours of their time last summer, and will donate an estimated 150 hours this summer.
Junior Mentor Highlights Michael Trees Jr. Mentor Michael Trees likes being in the Mentor Program because he “gets to meet new people, and work with his friends.”
A Michael Trees le gusta estar en el programa de mentores porque “puede conocer nuevas personas y trabajar con sus amigos” Traducción
Allison Romo Jr. Mentor Supervisor
“I enjoy being a mentor supervisor because I know one day they will be doing the same for the next generation” “Me gusta supervisar a los mentores porque sé que algún día ellos van a ser lo mismo para la siguiente generación.”
Educacion defor Alegria con Programa de Mentores Júnior EducationBrinca Jumps Joy with Junior Mentor Program El programa de Mentores Júnior de el Museo empeso el verano pasado. La idea es darle a los niños que vienen al museo una oportunidad de ser voluntarios y mentores cuando ya estan muy grandes para atender los campamentos de el museo. En el verano, los mentores crean excursiones de las galerias, haciendo videos y actividades para el blog “Mommy and Me” de el museo, y hasta entrevistaron artistas en video para crear una interpretacion para una exposición en Julio. Los mentores voluntaron mas de 100 horas el verano pasado, y se estima que van a voluntar 150 horas este verano. San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, One Love Street, San Angelo, Texas 76903
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Starting back in April of this year, the Homemade by Helen food truck has been the exciting new addition to the Museum. They are located at 433 S. Oakes Street, in front of the Art Museum; that was once an old gas station. Operated by Silo House owners Craig and Helen Keith, the food truck serves delicious homemade food including burgers, chicken sandwiches, quiche of the day, soups, and more. The Gas Station is the newest project SAMFA has been working on. A shaded seating area has been added for convenience to food truck customers. Homemade by Helen is also now available for delivery on Texas ToGo! Enjoy delicious Homemade by Helen food delivered directly to your home or office. Traducción
Empezando en abril de este año, el restaurante móvil llamado Homemade by Helen es la nueva adición emocionante al Museo. Están localizados en la calle 433 S. Oakes, enfrente del Museo de Arte; que era una gasolinera vieja antes. Homemade by Helen es manejado por Craig y Helen, también los dueños de Silo House. El restaurante móvil sirve comida casera y deliciosa incluyendo hamburguesas, sándwiches de pollo, quiché del día, sopas y más. La gasolinera es el nuevo proyecto del museo. Una área con sombra a sido añada para la conveniencia de nuestros clientes. Homemade by Helen ahora es disponible para llevar con Texas ToGo! Disfruta comida casera deliciosa de Homemade by Helen entregada hasta tu casa o lugar de trabajo. www.samfa.org
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Important New York Collection Donated to SAMFA
Assistant Director/Collections Manager Laura Huckaby recently traveled to New York to oversee the packing of a collection of ceramics donated to the museum by collector Edith Ehrlich. The collection includes the works of British and American ceramic “superstars” such as Dame Lucie Rie, David Leach, Peter Voulkos, and Robert Arneson. It also includes works by Canadian and Asian artists, and some historical Chinese pieces. Edith and her late husband, Dan, began collecting ceramics in the 1970’s, beginning with artists that they knew personally or encountered at craft fairs. Edith, who is a painter and ceramicist herself, says that she collects works that “have a soul,” that speak to her about the person who made it. When Edith and Dan began Laura visits with Edith Ehrlich in her home on Park Avenue Laura platica con Edith Ehrlich en su casa en Park Avenue looking for a home for their collection, they consulted noted ceramic scholar and author Ron Kuchta, who recommended 2 American museums, one of them being SAMFA! They visited both museums and chose ours. They wanted their collection to go somewhere it would be seen and appreciated, and they picked the right place.
The Ehrlich Collection will be exhibited at SAMFA October 5 through December 3 of this year, and selections will be permanently displayed in our McDevitt Visible Collections Storage Gallery. We are thrilled to bring this important collection here to San Angelo!
Art handlers from Aiston Fine Art Services pack ceramics from the Ehrlich collection at Edith’s country home in Cold Spring, NY Preparádores de arte de Aiston Fine Art Servies empacan la coleccion de cerámica en la casa de campo de Edith en Cold Spring, NY.
Colección Importante de Nueva York es Donada al Museo
Laura Huckaby, la Subdirectora y Administradora de Colecciones del Museo recientemente viajo a Nueva York a administrar el empaque de una colección de Artes Cerámicas que fue donada al Museo de parte de una coleccionista llamada Edith Ehrlich. La colección incluye trabajos de artistas británicos y americanos famosos como Dame Lucie Rie, David Leach, Peter Voulkos, y Robert Arneson. También incluye trabajos de artistas canadiense y asiáticos, y algunas piezas históricas de arte China. Edith y su esposo fallecido, Dan, empezaron su colección de cerámica en los 1970s, empezando con artistas que conocían personalmente o que se encontraban en ferias artesanales. Edith también es artista de cerámica y pintura, y dice que colecta arte que “tiene alma”, y que representen a la persona que lo creo. Cuando Edith y Dan empezaron a buscar un hogar para su colección, consultaron a Ron Kuchta, un experto de Cerámica y autor muy conocido. Él recomendó 2 museos americanos, uno de ellos siendo el Museo de San Angelo. Edith y Dan visitaron los 2 museos y escogieron a nuestro museo. Ellos querían que su colección fuera a alguna parte donde fuera vista y apreciada, y escogieron en lugar correcto. La Coleccion Ehrlich será exhibida en nuestro Museo de Artes Finas empezando el 5 de Octubre Laura examines a Weller Pottery vase at the Park Avenue hasta 3 de diciembre de este año, y selecciones van a ser mostradas permanentemente en nuestra apartment prior to packing McDevvitt Galeria de Almacenamiento Visible. ¡Estamos muy emocionados por traer esta colección Laura examina un florero de Weller Pottery en el importante a San Angelo! apartamento de Park Avenue antes de empacar.
With ASU, Art of Nature Camp Combines Art & Science
Timothy, one of our educators, teaching our campers at ASU.
Art of Nature camp inspires kids to think of art in a new way. The camps combine science and nature with art techniques to give campers a unique and creative camp experience. Camp this year was centered around the Concho river and the natural history of local plants and animals. Local scientists, historians, naturalists, and artists have been invited to speak and give demonstrations. Dr. Zehnder, a chemistry professor from ASU, demonstrated how liquid nitrogen worked and Dr. Osborne, also from ASU, taught campers about the pH scale. In addition to guest speakers, campers learn to draw inspiration from nature and experiment with different mediums such as clay, oil pastel, and water color in order to complete art projects. The campers also spent time visiting Fort Concho, fishing and canoeing at the Concho River, and doing morning yoga by the Museum.
SAMFA’s Art of Nature campers spend their days doing Yoga, canoeing, and perfecting the art of fishing.
Con ayuda de ASU, El Campamento Arte de la Naturaleza combina Arte y Ciencia El campamento Art of Nature (Arte de la Naturaleza) inspira a niños a que piensen de arte de una manera nueva. El campamento combina ciencia y naturaleza con técnicas de arte para darles campistas una experiencia creativa y única. Este año, el campamento fue principalmente sobre el Río Concho y la historia natural de plantas y animales locales. Scientistas, historiadores, naturalistas y artistas han sido invitados a hablar y dar demostraciones. Dr. Zehnder, un profesor de química de ASU demostro como el nitrógeno líquido trabaja. Dra. Osborne, tambien profesora de ASU, enseno a los campistas de la escala de pH. Los campistas aprenden a ser inspirados por la naturaleza y experimentar con diferentes medios de arte, como arcilla, pastel al óleo, y pintura acuarela en sus proyectos de arte. Los campistas también visitaron Fort Concho, pescaron y exploraron el Rio Concho en canoa, y practicaron yoga afuera del Museo.
Camp Mentor Highlight Kaitlynn LeBrasseur Kaitlynn is the Lead Instructor for Art of Nature camps and an Angelo State University Biology Masters Student “My hero, Walt Disney, was once quoted saying, ‘I believe in being an innovator.’ SAMFA believes in being innovators too. The Education team leads and inspires dreamers, innovators, scientists, and creators of all kinds. I love being a part of that.”
Farm and Rach Museum of the Concho Valley The Museum is working closely with The Farm and Ranch Museum of the Concho Valley, located at the north side of the Concho River at the foot of the Oakes street bridge. We are creating interpretive education programs and have recently installed a small experimental education garden that has been planted in four large galvanized watering troughs. Art of Nature campers recently took a trip to the Farm and Ranch Museum, where they learned about soil and got to plant tomatoes and pepper plants in the education garden.
Kaitlynn es la instructora principal del campamento Arte de la Naturaleza y estudiante de maestría de Biología en Angelo State University. “Mi héroe, Walt Disney, una vez dijo “Yo creo en ser un innovador’. El Museo de Arte también cree en ser innovadores. El equipo de educación dirigen e inspiran a soñadores, innovadores, científicos y creadores de todo tipo. Me encanta ser parte de eso.”
SAMFA Educator Tiffany Ellwanger is seen here explaining the importance of the permeability of soil. Instructora Tiffany Ellwanger les explica a campistas la importancia de la permeabilidad de la tierra.
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El Museo de Agrario y Rancho del Concho Valley El Museo de Artes Finas se ha asociado con el Museo de Agrario y Rancho del Valle de Concho(The Farm and Ranch Museum of the Concho Valley) que esta ubicado en la parte norte del Rio Concho en seguida del puente en la calle Oakes. Emos creado programas de educación interpretativa y recientemente emos instalado un jardín pequeño y experimental de educación que ha sido plantado en abrevaderos del agua galvanizados. Los campistas de “Arte de la Naturaleza” visitaron The Farm and Ranch Museum recientamente donde aprendieron de la tierra y plantaron tomates y plantas de pimiento verde en el jardin de educacion.
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Art, Wine & Yoga at the Museum this Summer
The Museum has partnered with Shannon Women’s Fitness Center to bring back the free Art, Wine, & Yoga series. Enjoy an artistic session of yoga lead by certified instructor Tiana Hennings. The yoga sessions are followed by a gallery tour and complimentary wine (ID must be presented). All levels of yoga are welcome! Sessions take place in the Museum’s meeting room, starting 7:30 PM Upcoming session dates: July 15 August 19 Free Yoga session being held in Museum’s Meeting Room. Sesiones de yoga gratis en el “Meeting Room” del Museo.
Arte, Vino y Yoga en el Museo este Verano
El Museo esta colaborando con Shannon Women’s Fitness Center para traer de regreso el programa gratis: Arte, Vino y Yoga. Disfruta una sesión artística de yoga guiada por Tiana Hennings, una instructora certificada. Después de las sesiones de yoga, va a ver un recorrido guiado por las galerías y vino complementario (se debe enseñar ID). ¡Todos niveles de experiencia de yoga son bienvenidos. Las sesiones empiezan a las 7:30 p.m. en
el “Meeting Room” del Museo.
Próximas Sesiones: El 15 de julio El 19 de agosto
Tiana Hennings, instructor for the museum’s yoga sessions. Tiana Hennings, la instructora de clases de yoga en el museo.
News from the Cultural District Cultural District Mission
The mission of the San Angelo Cultural District is to create a long-term vision and plan for an approximate two hundred acre area of San Angelo that encompasses Fort Concho National Historic Landmark, the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts and a dozen other cultural and non-profit agencies, approximately three hundred residents, a dozen manufacturing entities and an equal number of retail businesses and the city’s Visitor Center. The plan will emphasize historic preservation, beautification, way-finding, transportation connections, neighborhood improvement, the creation of new cultural facilities and businesses and economic development and job opportunities. The plan will emphasize coordination and input from all stake holders and thoughtful management and marketing with the intent to increase the livability and economic well-being of the entire Concho Valley.
Misión Del Distrito Cultural
La misión del Distrito Cultural de San Angelo es crear una visión de largo plazo y plan para la área de aproximadamente 200 acres en San Angelo que incluye Fort Concho National Historic Landmark, el Museo de Artes Finas, una docena de otras agencias culturales y sin ánimo de lucro, aproximadamente 300 residentes, una docena de empresas manufactureras y el mismo número de comercios minoristas y el Centro de Visitantes de la ciudad. Este plan va a poner énfasis en la preservación histórica, preservación histórica, el embellecimiento, conexiones de transportación, mejoramiento de vecindarios, la creación de nuevas facilidades culturales, negocios y oportunidades de trabajo. También se prestará atención especial a la coordinación y aportación de todos los interesados y con dirección atenta y comercialización con la intención de aumentar la habitabilidad y el bienestar económico de todo el Concho Valley.
Culture District news
The City of San Angelo which owns The Historic Orient/Santa Fe Depot, Inc., is working with the City Council to renew their lease, and we will be looking forward to a new master plan to be presented by the Railway Museum. The Railway Museum has worked for many years to preserve the depot and create public programs and exhibits.
Museum Day Live! - September 23, 2017
An annual celebration hosted by Smithsonian magazine. Fort Concho National Historic Landmark will mark Museum Day Live! with free admission. In addition to Fort Concho, The San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts, the San Angelo Nature Center, and the Railway Museum of San Angelo will also participate in the celebration.
Concho Valley Archeology Fair - September 23, 2017
Dozens of booths and activity areas will bring alive our region’s past at this annual event. Come spend a free day at Fort Concho viewing exhibits and demonstrations that include Archeology programs, Native American Life and Culture, Fort Period Military Life, Early Settlers, Travel and Daily Life, and a variety of hands-on activities. 10 AM - 3 PM. For more information call (325) 7637361
Noticias del Distrito Cultural
La ciudad de San Angelo que posee The Historic Orient/Santa Fe Depot, Inc., esta trabajando con el ayuntamiento de la ciudad para renovar su arrendamiento, y un nuevo plan va ser presentado por el Museo de Ferrocarril (Railway Museum). El Museo de Ferrocarril ha trabajado por muchos años para preservar la estación (Depot) y crear exposiciones y programas publicos.
Museum Day Live! - 23 de Septiembre del 2017
Una celebración anual y organizada por la revista Smithsonian. Fort Concho National Historic Landmark va a tener Museum Day Live! con admisión gratis al evento. Con adicción a Fort Concho, The Museum of Fine Arts, The San Angelo Nature Center, y The Railway Museum of San Angelo también van a participar en la celebración.
Concho Valley Archeology Fair- Feria de Arqueología del Concho Valley - 23 de Septiembre del 2017
Docenas de puestos y áreas de actividades van a Traer vivo el pasado de nuestra región en este evento anual. Ven a pasar un día gratis en Fort Concho viendo exposiciones y demostraciones que incluyen programas de Arqueología, modo de vida y cultura nativa americana, vida estilo militaría periódico del Fort Concho, Primeros Colonizadores, Viaje y vida diaria, y una variedad de actividades. 10AM - 3PM. Si desea más información, llame a (325) 763-7361.
Progress on Oakes Street Project
Galleries on Oakes Street before renovation Galleries on Oakes Street after renovation Gallerías en calle Oakes antes de las renovaciones Gallerías en calle Oakes despues de las renovaciones
More than a decade ago, the Art Museum-led by former board president Angela Williams-began acquiring a block of old and derelict buildings, on the west side of the street in front of the Museum beginning with the former Sinclair Gas Station and ending at the foot of the Oakes Street bridge. At that time, most of the structures had nearly collapsed and were in a virtual state of ruin.
Today, all the roofs have been rebuilt, the facades have been restored and there is a beautifully landscaped streetscape. Two of the buildings are now vibrant community galleries: The Coop and Gallery Verde. Recently, because of a Cultural District grant from the Texas Commision on the Arts, we have moved a step closer to our broader vision. We have added air conditioning, new windows, and emergency egress areas to The Coop Gallery. The adjacent studio building has been largely rebuilt with a balcony area at the rear, and we are adding a wonderful office and graphic design area for the Cultural District and Museum. The general contractor for the project is Cross Country Construction. The museum also has been using its own crew for aspects of the project, led by Brandon Mansell, our facilities manager. Brandon is an artist who has specialized in glass blowing, and came from a family that owned a general contracting company. The team working with brandon is Bobby Watson, Jennipher Garrett, and Logan Brewer.
Progresos del proyecto de calle Oakes
Hace más de una década, cuando el Museo de Arte-dirigido por Angela Williams, la presidenta anterior del consejo directivo-empezó a adquirir el bloque de edificios viejos y derrelictos, en el oeste de la calle enfrente del Las gallerías renovadas, foto por DavidJ. Tarver
Close-up of the renovated galleries, shot by David J. Tarver
Museo empezando con la Gasolinera antigua SinClair y terminando en los pies del puente de la Calle Oakes. Al principio, la mayoría de las estructuras habían casi colapsado y estaban en un estado de ruina. Ahora, todos los techos han sido reconstruidos, las fachadas han sido restauradas, y ahora hay una calle bellamente ajardinada. Dos de los edificios ahora son gallerías vibrantes de la comunidad: The Coop y Gallery Verde. Recientemente, hemos añadido aire acondicionado, nuevas ventanas, y áreas de emergencia en The Coop Gallery, hecho posible por una beca de Texas Comisión on the Arts. El estudio adyacente ha sido reconstruido considerablemente con un balcón en el lado de atrás del edificio, y vamos a añadir una oficina maravillosa y área para diseño gráfico para el Cultural District y el Museo. El contratista general de este proyecto es Cross Country Construction. El museo también ha estado usando su propio equipo para aspectos del proyecto, dirigido por Brandon Mansell, quien es el gerente de Facilidades del Museo. Brandon también es artista que se ha especializado en soplado de vidrio, y es de una familia que tenía una compañía de contratación general. El equipo trabajando con Brandon es Bobby Watson, Jennipher Garrett, y Logan Brewer.
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Museum Management Team
From Left to Right: Logan Brewer, Blanca Hernandez, Jennipher Garrett, Rebekah Coleman, (Baby) Lucille Rumsey Baxter, Savannah Perez, Shaydee Watson, Emily Grover, Second Row: Martha Visney, Debbie Cross, Howard Taylor (Museum Director), Rodney Mayberry (Board President), Laura Huckaby (Assistant Director), John Klingemann (Board Vice President), 3rd Row: Trish Jordan, Judy Hightower, Lori Francks (Board Treasurer), Patrick Moore, Robert Ramirez, 4th Row: J. Chris Sugg, Patricia Rosinbaum, Christy Ross, Austine Barker, Alberta Trubenstein, Della Carpenter, 5th Row: Kit Morris, Reed Shahan, Jarvis Letcher Not Pictured: Jan Mulkey, Tiffany Ellwanger, Valerie C. Bluthardt, Joel Quintella, Sylvia Grimaldo, Andres Gonzales, Allison Romo, Lacey Morris, Brandon Mansell, Martha McCloskey, Dixie Cozad, Rose Hembree, Margie Belcheff, Jeff Curry, Sandra Gray, Robert Sol Mayer, Claudia Cleere, Beth Uherik (Board Secretary). Frank Rose (Board Honorary Chairman)
Staff Notes
Boardmember Spotlight Mrs. Claudia Cleere Claudia Cleere has been a long time Community Volunteer for San Angelo, and has been involved with our Museum for 20 years. She has been a boardmember for the Museum, as well as for the Symphony Guild, & Santa Rita Homeowners.
>During the month of July, our Aqua Squad Educators, Tiffany Ellwanger, Joi Morgan, Justin McClure and Jamie Lyn Barker are in full swing teaching about water education and are enthusiastic about science, art and technology. The San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts knows the importance of water education and has partnered with The Upper Colorado River Authority, San Angelo Independent School District and Angelo State University. Aqua Squad members (7th and 8th graders in SAISD) spend the summer researching water, art, and design. They then travel to another part of the country to explore other communities and how they deal with water issues. Our students will be traveling to Philadelphia on July 16 – 20, 2017 to learn more about their water issues and meeting with their middle school students from Project Flow.
Upcoming Exhibits July 20 - September 24, 2017
Cathy Cunningham Little:
Critical Angles Cathy Cunningham Little September 2014 Glass, wood, and white LED On loan from the artist
July 20 - September 24, 2017
Paintings and Sculpture by the Late Jimmy Don Cox Jimmy Don Cox Young Bronc on a Cold Day Oil on canvas Collection of the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts
Our Donors Suzanne and Joel Sugg, San Angelo Health Foundation, Sterling-Turner Foundation, Elta Joyce, Murphey McAfee, H-E-B Tournament of Champions, FMH Foundation, Mary Ellen Bunyard Family Foundation, Gretchen Noelke, San Angelo Cultural Affairs Council, Texas Commission on the Arts, San Angelo Cultural Affairs Council, Stribling Funding Corporation, San Angelo Area Foundation, Pollyanna and Steve Stephens, King Foundation, Graham Williford Foundation, Trish and Ricky Jordan, San Angelo Gives, Pam and Richard Salmon, Texas Women on the Arts, First Financial Bank, Arroyo Grande Ranch, Elleen Lassetter,Janis and Kent Amacker, NEA, Sue Mims, J. Christopher Sugg, Candyce and Lee Pfluger, Bitsy and Hugh Stone, Lee and Dr. Patrick Moore, Eckert Building Contractors, Edith Ehrlich, Treva and Mike Boyd, Bonnie and Hamp Beesley, Patsy and Kirk Cleere, John Mark McLaughlin, Alexander Construction Co, Darlene and John Williams, Carol and Loyd Whitehead, Lois and Dr. Michael Cornell, Camille Santry and Ike Sugg, Nancy and James Powell, Irene and Robert Sinclair, Hester Capital Management, Downtown San Angelo, Claudia and Sonny Cleere, Judith and David Hirschfeld, Texas Pacifico Transportation, Nancy and Dr. John Cargile, Beverly and Ben Stribling, Anne and Reed Shahan, Shirley and Michael Oliphant, Jahanara and Fazlur Rahman, Art of the Pot, David Shahan Properties LTD, Martha Visney, Performance Properties, Tanis and Allen Price, Lawrence Ricci, Brenda Gunter, Sendero, Drilling Company, Tina and Douglas Bean, Barbara and Dr. Joseph Rallo, Clara and John Cargile, Marilyn Gragg, Pam and Cal Hengst, Jr., T.M. (Jud) Gray, Henry Benedict, Frank Rose, Liz and Devin Bates, Shannon Medical Center, Cheri Holt, Anne Shahan, Susan and Mort Mertz, Lisa Curry, John Robert Duncan, Sharon Goodwin, Candy and Bill Mikeska, Mary James, Anne Shahan, The Waterford Skin Care & Cosmetics, My View of Things, Polly Brooks, Donna and Richard Crisp, Ellen Lassetter and George Shankle, Nancy and Drex Vincent, Kara and John P. Lasater, ASU College of Science, Beverly and Rodney Mayberry, Nancy and Lon Slaughter, Caron Ducote, Sarah Lipsett, Poverty Canyon Whitetails, Vicky Eckert, Devon Energy Corporation, Felicia and Craig Hester, Shannon Clinic, Reiko and Dr. Robert McCarty, Rebekah and Jason Sacran, Patricia Eckert, Mary and Mike Ellington, Julie and John Holtze, Target Stores, Roger Allen, Bette and Don Allison, Norma Jean and John Bass, Fran and Tom Gregg, KIDY-TV, Dr. Jane Rider, Camille and Dr. David Huchton. Sheila and Jorge Velarde, Lynda and Dr. Lourell Sutliff, Earnest & Dorthy Barrow Foundation, Carolyn and John Duncan, Beth and Jay Uherik, Mary and Dale Harris, Susan and Randy Brooks, Bill Holland, Kam and Travis Stribling, Cheryl and Larry Ricci, Benton Brown, Perry Henderson, Julia Ardery Bishop, Lorrie and Arthur Uhl, III, J.F.M. Enterprises, Inc., Pro Auto Supply, Helen Crews, Ann and Jack Moore, Diana and Dr. Vernon Ryan, Becca and Howard Taylor, Patti and Brian May, Susan and Robert Pfluger, Tom Green County Republican Party, Dr. Gus Eckhardt, Annette and Laurence Lasater, Valerie and Bob Bluthardt, Betty and Richard Mayer, Randine and Dr. William Buche, Cynthia and Jim Quinn, Pediatric Dentistry of San Angelo, Virginia Chase, Randine and Dr. William Buche, Budget Blinds, San Angelo Community Medical Center, Around The Clock Child Care Center, Betty and Pierce Miller, Jane Robertson Blanch, Becky Cornell, Katie Johnson Johnson, Scherz Landscape Co., Trimble Batjer Insurance, Angelo State University, Debbie and Clay Cross, Angelo Chiropractic Center, R.M. Electrical Contractor, Inc., Meadows-Fisher Cleere Insurance, Concho Valley Republican Women’s Club, The Bank and Trust, Vivian and Bob Childress, Michelle and Dr. Cornelius Chinn, Linda and Gary Cox, Mary Louise Strain, Jackie and Terry Martin, Edna and Dr. Richard Stoebner, Kay and Louis Rork, Drs. Mary and Steve Boster, Ivan White, Dr. Saundra Seifert, Judy and Dan Hightower, Carolyn and John Duncan, Kay and Dale Bates, Kathleen and Bart Pfluger, Drs. Ramsey and Michael Koschak, Nancy and Joe Heartsill, Robert and Sherry Raley, Mary Pipkin and Robert Boisture, Doris Jones, RLA Watkins, LTD, Exotic Expressions, Twin Mountain Fence Company, Rebecca and Paul Aidala, Livestock Weekly, Kit and Steve Morris, Q’s Printing & Design, San Angelo Convention & Visitors Bureau, Fuentes Cafe Downtown, West Central Wireless, McCarley Plumbing, Jenice and David Mazur, Tanya and Reid Pfluger, Texas Communications San Angelo, Bryce and Mark Thieman, Dr. Gus Alexander, Molly and John Walker, 1st Community Federal Credit Union, Dr. Genevieve Mejia, Louellen and Dr. John Robert Meyer, Tile Heritage Foundation, Elaine Amacker Bridges, Kakie and Jim Carter, Kay and Dr. Thomas Reid, Elene Wilson, Su Ann and Joe Henderson, Susan Ball, Beth and Harold Peterson, Diane and Dr. Luis Duarte, Deanna and Robert Bates, Emma Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore, La Queta and Harold Shelburne, Sharalee and Milton Pierce, Rudy and Colleen Haddad, Anne and Morris Reese, Leslie and Greg Gossett, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Steger, Clint Lasiter, Rhonda and Mickey Long, Pat and Edgar Talley, Duane Hamblin, Edna and Dr. Richard Stoebner, Margie and Dr. Koste Belcheff, Jean and Jim Johnson, Dee and Lynn Averyt, Donna and Guy Swartz, Janie and Graham DeLaney, Hazel and Sidney Waterhouse, Vester T., Hughes, Jr., Lavona and James Holland, Sarah Lipsett, Geralyn and Mark Kever, La Quita and Ray Bishop, Patty Towler, G. Jeannette McWilliams, Lyn and David Hills, Debra and John Conn, Teddye Read, Jackie and Terry Martin, Jackie and Terry Martin, Smith, Rose, Finley, Comet Cleaners, Ross Visney, City Lumber & Wholesale, Sassy Fox, Michelle and Venancio Cuevas, Jenny Shelton Insurance, Peaceful Valley Donkey Rescue, Trufant Brothers Tattoo, Fernandez Restaurant, Inc., West Texas Pride Insurance Solutions, Inc., Mona Housley, Armenta’s Cafe, Max Puello, Twisted Root Burger Co, Janet and Tommy Lay, Angela and Dr. Daniel Farris, Jacqueline Shannon, Mary Evelyn Hyman, Jan and Joel Mulkey, Roman Catholic Diocese of San Angelo, United Church of Christ, Dr Kornasty-Hama, Pat and Tom Massey, Joanne and Col. Charles E. Powell, Jack Bleakley, Susan and Mort Mertz, Edna and Dr. Richard Stoebner, Sharon and Phillip Templeton, Elene Wilson, William H. Armstrong, Tracey and Jim Duke, Prissy and Don Griffis, Bettimae and Rufus Peeples, Mary F. Kennemer, Johnnell and Lloyd Vincent, Jane Ann and Jack H. Srader, Angie and Melvn Jennings, Norma Faubion, Lorri and Daniel Heimbecker, Diane and Carl Schwaighofer, Faye Dell and Howard Derrick, Bernadine and Francis McNellis, Nancy and John Hemphill, Shirley Eoff, Allen T-4 Ranch, Julie and Mikel Doyle, Barbara and Clarence Searcy, Cheryl and John McAdoo, Susan and Chauncey Mansell, Charlotte and Roy Harrell, Michelle and Dr. Chris Vanderzant, Yvonne and Dr. Doug Kappelmann, Valery and Bobby Frank, Maxine Bunyard, Mr. and Mrs. William Eastland, Nancy and Tom Mobley, Diane and Terry Mobley, Ann and George Lackey, Dawn and Fernando Gonzalez, G. Jeannette McWilliams, Mark Bleakley, Katy and Curt Hoskins, Jean and Chris Cornell, Judy and John Fiveash, Dr. Elisabeth Muelsch, Grady Harlow, Sarah and Dr. Norman Stroh, Riley Williams, Glenda & Rick Bacon, San Angelo Symphony Society, Evelyn Campos Diaz Concho Valley Photography Club, Anne and Tony Dutton
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