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THE MAGAZINE OF SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY

Rural Reason to Give

ANNUAL DONOR REPORT 2019-2020

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A Message from the President

Sam Houston State University’s contributions to the wellbeing and quality of life in Texas began more than 140 years ago when the university was established to help raise the state’s educational standards through teacher training. Today, SHSU continues that mission through targeted academic programs that strengthen the state’s economic prosperity while supporting the basic and critical needs of Texans.

Leading the nation, more than 248,000 Texas farms and ranches sprawl across a beautiful, rural landscape. Our state is the nation’s top producer of cotton, supplies 20 percent of the nation’s beef cattle, and ranks first in the value of cattle raised.

Not only do our farms and ranches serve as a valuable resource for food, clothing and any number of other products, the agricultural sector employs 14 percent of working Texans. Young producers, under the age of 35, accounted for more than 21,000 farms in the state.

SHSU has a rich history supporting farmers and ranchers. The School of Agricultural Sciences traces its roots back to 1910 and was one of the first programs in the nation authorized to train teachers in agriculture. Today, with more than 1,200 undergraduate majors, SHSU has one of the largest non-land-grant agriculture programs in the U.S. SHSU also has a significant track record producing healthcare workers who greatly impact the quality of life in their communities. Regardless of where they live, all Texans need access to quality healthcare. Rural and underserved communities suffer from higher rates of preventable hospitalizations and deaths.

Through the College of Health Sciences and the College of Osteopathic Medicine, we offer programs focused on those front-line, healthcare heroes—nurses, physicians, public health workers among many others—who truly make a difference in the health of Texans all over the state. Among our healthcare graduates, there is no shortage of fearless leaders, bright minds and inspiring advocates who are exceptionally poised to be the driving forces behind innovation and advancement in the medical landscape of Texas.

Sam Houston State University’s long-standing mission, values and traditions, and shared history are what connects us, helping pave new roads and better futures. It’s not a journey that I, or anyone here on campus, can walk alone. We need everyone.

This issue of Heritage recognizes you, our alumni and friends, whose support helps make the difference between simple success and our ability to achieve real and sustainable breakthroughs. This issue also celebrates our students and our faculty and staff. Thank you all for sharing in our journey.

Alisa White President, Sam Houston State University

Inside: 2 Covid Impact 7 Measuring the Distance to Healthcare 8 The Future Frontlines 10 Career Path Forward through Public Health 12 A Wild Ride to Success 14 Building Partnerships 16 Eyes on Expanding Architecture 18 Sowing Seeds of Change 21 Class Notes 23 Annual Report to Donors 24 Heritage Society

Samuel Houston Society 26 The Old Main Society

The Austin Hall Society 27 The Harry F. Estill Society 28 1879 Society 29 The Mallon-Smith Founders Society 30 The Anniversary Society 34 Tribute Gifts 38 Giving by Class Year 39 Allocation of Contributions 40 In Memoriam The Texas State University System Board of Regents

Sam Houston University Foundation Board of Trustees

Charlie Amato, Chairman • San Antonio Duke Austin, First Vice Chairman • Houston Garry Crain, Second Vice Chairman • The Hills Dionicio (Don) Flores • El Paso Nicki Harle • Baird David Montagne • Beaumont Dr. Veronica Muzquiz-Edwards • San Antonio William F. Scott • Nederland Alan L. Tinsley • Madisonville Amanda Lee, Student Regent • Huntsville Brian McCall, Chancellor • Austin

Leo T. “Tommy” Metcalf, President • Conroe Preston Johnson, Jr., Vice President • Sugar Land Ferne S. Frosch, Secretary • Huntsville Robert E. Hutson, Treasurer • Katy Charles E. Amato • San Antonio Richard A. Hartley • Houston Russell Malina • Houston Erin M. Steele • Pearland Gary L. Whitlock • The Woodlands

Vice President for University Advancement Frank R. Holmes Assoc. VP for Development Thelma Mooney Assoc. VP for Marketing & Communications Kris Kaskel-Ruiz Director of Marketing & Communications Stephanie Knific Editor Emily Binetti Writers Emily Binetti Wes Hamilton Hannah Haney Karen Leonhart Art Direction and Design Amy Bass-Wilson Photography Brian Blalock

Every effort has been made to ensure the information contained in this report is accurate.

We apologize for any errors or omissions and ask that you bring them to our attention.

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Creating Homegrown Heroes.

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Primary care physicians are needed now more than ever.

SHSU has a plan.

While the wave of hospital and health center closures in small Texas towns has been on-going for years, the healthcare disparities rural communities face became even more painfully obvious during a pandemic.

First responders describe “serious devastation,” as coronavirus surges left critically sick patients stranded in rural areas without the care they needed. While a large city offers a wider variety of options for healthcare, in a rural setting there may be only one community hospital serving a vast region, and fewer physicians in practice.

“If there’s a problem, like the pandemic, the rural community hospital can quickly become overwhelmed and unable to make suitable alternatives for patients,” Dr. Charles Henley, dean of the Sam Houston State University College of Osteopathic Medicine (SHSU-COM) said. “A community without healthcare is vulnerable. That’s a good reason to support rural practice, and also the education and training of our future physicians at SHSU.” Last August, the SHSU-COM officially launched their first class, enlisting 75 students to address the physician workforce shortage in Texas.

Providing access to primary care in rural regions is one of the focal points of the SHSU-COM. By recruiting students from targeted areas, the college can train student-doctors who return to those same regions for residency training and future practice.

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“People are seeing how doctors are desperately needed to solve the crisis, and primary care physicians are the heart and soul of medical care.”—Dr. Jimenez

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“Studies show that med students graduating from an osteopathic college are more likely to practice in rural areas,” Henley said. “Our recruitment is focused on those from rural and underserved areas. This helps us build a pipeline of qualified medical students who are more likely to return to their communities and serve those regions of Texas where the care is most desperately needed.”

Responding to a need Just as America saw a huge increase in the number of men and women entering the military to serve after 9/11, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought similar changes in healthcare. The heroic dedication of medical professionals on the front lines has inspired many young adults to consider a career in medicine.

“Medical applications have gone up in the last year because of COVID,” said Dr. Shannon Jimenez, associate professor and Chair of Primary Care and Clinical Medicine, SHSU-COM. “People are seeing how doctors are desperately needed to solve the crisis, and primary care physicians are the heart and soul of medical care.”

In fact, as of Jan. 2021, SHSU-COM had seen a 51 percent increase in started applications and a jump of 48 percent in completed applications, compared to the 2020 enrollment year. That spike reflects a national trend.

Applications at medical schools across the U.S. are up a record 18 percent, according to the Association of American Medical Colleges.

For the upcoming Fall 2021 academic year, SHSU-COM’s second class will number 112 student doctors, followed by 150 each year after.

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Heritage Online!

Through our new and improved digital Heritage, designed to complement our print version, you will find even more information and interactive features, such as an online donor listing, videos and web links to keep you up-to-date on university news and your gifts at work. This enhanced digital version also provides a quick and easy way to search the impressive list of SHSU donors who continue to honor this university with their dedicated support.

Available at: shsu.edu/heritage.

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Even when there isn’t a pandemic, finding the right doctor can be tough in a small Texas town. A recent Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) study indicated that thirty-five percent of registered voters in a survey last year said they’d had trouble finding a doctor.

Although Texas is 2nd in the nation for population grown, the state ranks 32nd for total medical student enrollment. Texas also ranks near the bottom (47th) for number of primary care physicians.

SHSU-COM was established in response to this shortage and is focused on the Eastern region of Texas. Over 80 percent of the counties in Texas are designated by the federal government as Medically Underserved (MUA) or a Health Profession Shortage Area (HPSP).

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Madisonville, Texas resident, George

Dunn, is 68 years old. In 2006, he underwent surgery to remove part of his kidney and for the last 15 years he has experienced dire situations on the road in need of healthcare but living in a region without enough resources.

“I can’t count the amount of times I have had to make that drive. It is rough around here having people who need help and can’t get there,” Dunn said. “A lot of folks around here go to the hospital emergency room and are sent on their way to The Woodlands or Bryan. You can’t just drive all that way if you are laying out hurting and trying to make it to the hospital. When I had to make those trips, I would almost cry.”

Dr. Courtney West, associate dean of Educational Affairs for the College of Osteopathic Medicine at SHSU, was born and raised in Madisonville. She has witnessed the many challenges of those seeking healthcare in a rural community.

“There isn’t access to urgent care centers in these rural areas, so sometimes the only access point you have is the emergency room,” West said. “As a result, some smaller critical access hospitals provide primary care for those in need, but people often don’t go until they are really sick and then may get sent to Houston or Bryan/College Station anyway.”

SHSU’s mission is to create a pipeline of primary care doctors

to these areas by attracting rural students.

“As a teacher in Madisonville previously, I never saw anyone from a medical school come in and talk to our students about a path to careers in medicine,” West said.

“Creating a pipeline of students is a driving force for us. There are a lot of talented students in these rural and underserved communities who would pursue (or could pursue) medicine and having someone to talk to about it helps a lot. We want to give that type of support and resources, to show these students that there is an option, and this is how you get there—to serve your community and help people like Mr. Dunn.”H Vol. 21

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SHSU STUDENTS ARE SELFLESSLY ANSWERING THE CALL TO HELP HEAL OUR NATION’S HEALTHCARE CRISIS.

ADRIANA FISHER

Houston, TX Major/Minor: Nursing/Health Recipient of the Freshman Leadership Program Scholarship and Roy G. Moss Jr. Health Education Scholarship.

“My goals as a nurse are to be

competent, fair, understanding and reliable. I want everyone, of every different background, race and ethnicity, to feel included in receiving equal and fair healthcare.”

“By devoting yourself to a greater cause, a selfless duty, it will blossom and open into opportunities to become a better leader, a better teammate and overall a better person.”

FATIMA HERNANDEZ

Caracas, Mexico Major/Minor: Healthcare Administration/Spanish Recipient of the Behrens Family Scholarship in Honor of Dr. William V. Hyman

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KYLE COCKERHAM

Administration is being a voice for not only patients, but also for employees. It’s an opportunity to improve working conditions, but also be an advocate for patients.”

“I would like to be able to work in a clinic or pediatric office. I want to stay within my local community and make a difference there. I love working with kids and I’m passionate in helping minorities.”

“My goal is to be a pediatric ICU

JARED CRUZ

Corpus Christi, TX Major/Minor: Nursing/Health Recipient of the Dr. Ruth M. Cady and Dr. Dorothy A. Huskey Health Science Endowment Fund.

“I believe SHSU’s mission to address healthcare disparities is pointed in the right direction. It’s where we need to be. As a future nurse, I think access to healthcare is not a question of income but a fundamental human right.”

“If we live our life in possibilities instead of probabilities, we have a greater chance of finding happiness.”

“I’m proud to be representing the minority group of Hispanic males in SHSU’s School of Nursing. I hope to inspire other minorities and encourage them to continue following their dreams.”

Montgomery, TX SHSU Major/Minor: Nursing Recipient of the St. Luke’s The Woodlands Hospital Nursing Scholarship.

nurse at Texas Children’s Hospital and give back to that area of nursing by serving on research committees. It is so important to have highly skilled nurses because they’re the ones that care for patients twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. You can always build a ventilator, but you can’t build a nurse.”

“What really brings joy? Lending a hand and helping other people through difficult times. Personally, nursing is just a platform for me to be able to do that, especially during disasters. I also want to do medical missions overseas, and nursing opens the door for me.”H

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SHSU is responding to workforce needs through a new Master of Public Health degree.

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t over 29.36 million, the population of Texas is the second largest in the U.S. and is expected to double by 2050. In response, existing healthcare is expanding rapidly. Not surprisingly, there has been an explosion of interest in public health education.

The latest degree program in the Department of Population Health demonstrates Sam Houston State University’s continued commitment in responding to workforce needs. Ultimately, the focus on job demand in 2021 led to the creation of the new Master of Public Health degree.

The 42-credit hour program is designed to be completed in just 22 months, over four regular semesters and one summer semester.

What is a MPH degree?

Public Health is the science and practice of protecting and improving

the health of communities through researching injuries and disease (both infectious and chronic),

a lifelong, satisfying, and rewarding ability to provide and improve health for others.”

of health education to prepare students for engagement in four broad areas: community

“Public health is always dynamic; changing and evolving in response to both the needs of communities and the challenges facing populations.” and then developing education, programming and policies to prevent or minimize them.

MPH graduates master the core public health competencies, which include: • Epidemiology • Biostatistics • Environmental Health • Health Policy and Management • Social and Behavioral Sciences “A career in public health has many rewarding aspects,” said Ray G. Newman, professor of Health and Chair of the Department of Population Health. “Professionals in the public health field often earn a master’s degree to expand their knowledge and enhance job growth. A public health career can provide

Curriculum The MPH degree program delivers a comprehensive curriculum of core public health functions, with two specialized concentration options. The program prepares professionals with the knowledge, skills, and practices to manage the health and safety concerns of local and global communities.

The Global Health and Social Justice concentration, which includes the rural health aspect, will teach students about health issues that impact public health on a local, as well as global scale.

The concentration in Health Education and Promotion incorporates the principles, practices, and development of a working philosophy

health, medical or clinical health, school health, and worksite health promotion.

What can you do with a Public Health degree?

Although there are many different areas in public health, they all have the same mission; to optimize community health outcomes. A public health career is now more important than ever before.

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The legend behind SHSU’s record of rodeo champs.

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of cowboys on the wide-open frontier is rooted deep in our past, yet cowboy life has kept a firm grip on American culture today through rodeo.

When it comes to the sport, Sam Houston State University has a long history of Bearkats competing and achieving at the top. In fact, 2019 marked the 64th year SHSU qualified for the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association’s College “They came here to rodeo, but I always emphasized education.”

National Finals in Casper, Wyoming.

Team coach Bubba Miller, who calls all his team members “champs,” said he is proud of what they continue to build at SHSU. “I believe each kid will get exactly what they put back into this sport,” Miller said. “If they’ll train hard, work hard and do what they’re supposed to do, they’ll see themselves rise up and be the next national champion.”

Miller (‘97), who graduated from SHSU and was a rodeo team member, knows there is a reputation to uphold. Taking the job at Sam as coach in 2008 was likely intimidating, considering the legendary boots he had to fill.

Alumnus L.N. “Sonny” Sikes (‘55, ‘57) started at Sam Houston as a student and member of the first national championship team. He won four national titles during his years as a collegiate cowboy. After returning to his alma mater in 1959 as an agriculture professor and the team’s rodeo coach, he led eight national championship teams, numerous individual View the new student champions, and secured the best win record of any college or university in the nation.

Sonny Sikes “I told the president that I would get enough students to come to Sam Houston to pay my salary,” Sikes said. “And a few years later, we had the biggest rodeo club in the state.”

Digital Archive at After all the national titles and awards, he said the most fulfilling part was watching his Heritage Magazine students succeed both inside the arena and in the classroom. online.

“I helped a lot of students get an education that didn’t intend to get one,” Sikes said.

“They came here to rodeo, but I always emphasized education. It isn’t just about riding; it’s about building a future.”

Sikes retired in 1997, but it has never stopped him from enjoying what he loves most. He continues to stay connected to the rodeo program. The Sikes Family Endowed Scholarship he established in 2004 awards students each year competing in rodeo.

“I bleed orange and Sam Houston has been super to me, so I try to give back a little bit of what they gave me,” Sikes said.

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n the Sam Houston State University School of Agricultural Sciences, innovative career paths have been developed for students by addressing the needs of industry employers in a new partnership established with Mustang CAT. As a Caterpillar equipment dealer providing construction equipment, machinery and power systems, Mustang CAT has had an informal partnership with SHSU’s Agricultural Engineering Technology (AGET) program since the late 1990’s with company guest speakers, participation in campus career fairs and student field trips to their facilities.

Recently, that partnership grew even stronger through a new agreement; thanks to the help of Scott Weaver, service manager for Mustang CAT and SHSU alumnus. The former agricultural mechanization student believes this initiative will offer new recruiting prospects for his company and give graduates a competitive edge entering the industry.

“Mustang has a long history of hiring excellent SHSU agricultural engineering and agricultural business majors, but even as skilled as these students are when they enter our workforce, it takes another one to three years of on-the-job training to really get them up to speed with what we do,” Weaver said. “By partnering with Sam Houston State, we are able to add a focus on the business, finance and management skills needed in the heavy equipment industry as students receive hands-on product

New equipment enhances new concentration.

training aboard the latest Caterpillar machines.”

Through the collaboration, SHSU will soon offer a new course of study that provides both a classroom and on-site educational experience to agricultural sciences students related to modern construction equipment. SHSU’s power machinery management degree concentration (slated for Fall 2021) will add a focus to the existing agricultural engineering degree plan.

According to Doug Ullrich, Chair of the School of Agricultural Sciences, agricultural engineering technology students will now have modern Caterpillar equipment and technology resources available to use in several classes.

“Students will be able to learn theory of operation and maintenance, as well as how to use diagnostic and maintenance scheduling technology specific to power machinery equipment,” Ullrich said. “The skills learned and practiced in these classes are highly sought after in the industry and these students will be very marketable.”

In Ullrich’s view, the partnership between SHSU and Mustang CAT is a major game changer.

“It is the first agreement linking a world class heavy equipment corporation with a university,” Ullrich said. “This is huge as a recruiting opportunity—not only for the AGET program but for the School of Agricultural Sciences and SHSU as a whole. It also opens the door to similar agreements linking higher education to the needs of the workforce in Texas and the nation.”H

Dyke Rasco (’80) B.S. Agriculture Vice President of Parts and Service Operations, Mustang CAT “The SHSU education I received, along with the support from faculty and staff, was instrumental in me working for Mustang CAT today. My professor Dr. Harrell even convinced me to go to the interview and take the job. That personal support I received at SHSU, and also afterwards during my early working career, was invaluable.”

Scott Weaver (’03, ’05) B.S. Agricultural Mechanization, M.S. Agriculture Service Manager, Mustang CAT “The coursework I learned at Sam Houston State has been exceptionally valuable in my career. My professors, the late Dr. Billy Harrell and Dr. Joe Muller, took a genuine interest in each of us as students and pushed us hard to succeed. They taught me just as much about character and work ethic as I learned in their classes. I would not be where I am today without their support.”

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Eyes Why the future looks bright to our Ag students and alumni.

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he School of Agricultural Sciences at Sam Houston State University has a rich history. Founded in 1910, it was one of the first programs in the nation authorized to train teachers in agriculture. Since then, multiple program areas in Animal Science, Agricultural Business, Agricultural

Engineering Technology, Plant and Soil Science, Agricultural Communication, Agricultural Education, Wildlife Management, and Equine Science, have been established and helped students build agriculture careers that benefit rural communities.

Heritage Magazine spoke with current and former

students about why they chose Ag at SHSU and how they plan to expand the field of agriculture around the world.

Courtney Rosenbalm (‘18, ’20) Gilmer, TX Major/Masters: Interdisciplinary Agriculture/ Horticulture Recipient of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo,

Raven Scholar, and Smith Hutson Scholarships.

“I have a strong passion for agriculture that started when I was young. I love the idea of homesteading and harvesting and growing my own food.

My passion is to educate people about the importance of agriculture and its effect on the world around us.”

“Sam Houston State set the stage to work in the business of agriculture. From the faculty and staff, to the curriculum offered, I would not be where I am today without SHSU. The university was founded in a small town and still has small town values.

SHSU Ag reaches out to locals in many ways that people do not realize through our research, community garden, and other community services opportunities.”

Madison Dunn (’19, ‘21) Oakwood, TX Major/Masters: Interdisciplinary Agriculture/ Curriculum and Instruction Recipient of the Seitz Fundraising Outstanding Prospective Student Teacher and the SHSU Outstanding Agriculture Education Student Scholarships.

“I chose agriculture to promote an industry that feeds us, clothes us, and puts a roof over our heads. An industry that feeds us is an industry worth fighting for and my family has lived and worked on our cattle ranch, used for beef cattle and coastal hay production, my entire life.”

“I knew I wanted to be

an Ag teacher when I was in 10th grade after being heavily involved in FFA. I chose SHSU because of the amazing Agricultural Science Department and the opportunities it offers. SHSU produces the highest quality Ag students and I wanted to be a part of that group.”

Taylor Pennington Grapeland, TX Major/Minor: Agricultural Business/Plant and Soil Sciences Recipient of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, Texas Nursery and Landscape,

Lacey Lyde Anderson, TX Major/Minor: Agricultural Business/Plant and Soil Sciences Recipient of the G.I. Bill.

“Agriculture is such an overlooked and undervalued field today. Appreciation and recognition for the beauty of biology is what piqued my interest in the field.

Watching animals and plants grow reminds me of how interconnected life can be.”

“I hope to take lessons from our amazing and diverse educators with me as I start a small business in my

is my goal in my career to give back by becoming a teacher and helping students follow their dreams.”

“SHSU is equipped with the absolute best professors to prepare students for a career.

The experiences here make me feel confident that I will be the best agricultural teacher that I can be for my future students. I could not imagine myself going to any other university.”

Cara Hooper Anahuac, TX Major: Agricultural Engineering Technology

”Agriculture is such an overlooked and undervalued field today. Appreciation and recognition for the beauty of biology is what piqued my interest in the field. Watching animals and plants grow reminds me of how interconnected life can be.“ and Cowboy Heritage Association of Fort Worth Scholarships.

“My background in agriculture has shown me that ag is not just a career, it is a passion. Agriculture is such a rewarding industry because everyone relies on it.

You could go a day without a lawyer, but every day you’re going to need a farmer.”

“Coming from a small town, I am very thankful for Sam Houston State’s rural roots. The hospitality of the Ag professors and students makes me feel right at home.

It’s clear that the faculty truly care about your success and want to get to know you. It makes it a lot easier to adjust to college life and makes you feel like you belong.”

small hometown. I believe my preparation with the Ag Department has helped cultivate a wider lens to contribute moving forward wherever I go.”

Tyler D. Root Vidor, TX Major/Minor: Animal Science/ Secondary Education Recipient of the San Antonio Livestock Exposition, Texas Rice Festival, Vidor FFA Booster Club, Hubie Hilz Memorial, Pine Forest Masonic Lodge, Vidor ISD, and Vidor Rotary Scholarships.

“I love how close knit the industry is and that everyone is willing to help you in a time of need.

I honestly do not know where I would be without the agricultural industry. It

Recipient of the Terry Foundation Scholarship.

“The field of agriculture is one of the most important and rewarding industries you can be a part of because without agriculture, our world could not be where it is today.

Farmers and ranchers are the backbone of everything that happens because without Ag, you could not feed all the hardworking men and women who work to grow our country in other industries.”

“I have always wanted to study agriculture, but I did not find my current major and career path until I arrived at Sam Houston State. I want a career that I am making a difference by doing, not just making money. I hope to be someone that has meant something to the world.”

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How Sam Houston State is propelling progress in sustainability.

Chris deMilliano (’02 MBA) serves as operations manager for a multi-faceted

students through a gift

company that includes pine lumber production (Steely Lumber), timberland holding with a Tree Farm-certified grower (Voyager Group), sawmill by-products that produce green energy feedstock to offset coal and natural gas fired power plants (Huntsville Pellets), and commercial construction focused in new energy efficient building (In Pace Builders).

As deMilliano knows well, businesses can make positive changes to help protect the environment. With a mission in conservation, his team partners with SHSU to explore new practices and research.

“We love the hands-on approach SHSU brings to education and we have worked with several departments in the College of Science & Engineering Technology on plant and soil conservation, control testing on wood pellets and most recently, working with engineering technology to teach and test our green building initiatives,” he said. “It is integral to join industry with academia to test theories and improve future conservation methods in the fields of agriculture and building.”

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Bill Slomchinski (’76) has farmed for over 43 years, carrying on the legacy of an

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operation in Poteet, Texas that has been in the family for 120 years—a legacy he plans to pass to the next generation. After completing his degree at SHSU, his son, Brett (‘07), joined his father in the business.

“Brett has taught me a lot of things about modern agriculture,” Bill said. “When GPS came along, well, I was against it at first, now, it’d be the last thing I’d get rid of. Each generation learns something new and there’s no telling what we’re going to have 50 years down the road.”

Together, they are sustaining a rural business by combining decades old knowledge and experience with a new perspective from the next generation.

“One of the things I’m most proud of is being able to grow up on the farm and pass something along to somebody else.”

Dave Scott is a rancher and chairman of the Brazos River Authority Board of Directors.

In 2018, Governor Greg Abbott reappointed Scott to the Texas Farm and Ranch Lands Conservation Council (TFRLCP). The council’s mission is to protect working lands with values for water, fish, wildlife and agricultural production.

After attending SHSU, Scott developed a successful career and retired as the executive vice president of Port City Stockyard Company. He is now focused on passing something down to the next generation of agriculture.

“I enjoy giving back my time and I am very proud of the program at Sam Houston State,” Scott said. “The average age of a rancher is way up there and this new generation is stepping into a business that is very tough. They are our voice and we need to make the public aware of where their food comes from and how important sustaining this land is for the future.”H 20

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Larry Reid ’68

Larry Reid ’68, an avid cyclist,

Ron Gay ’77, ’84, has been

elected to the Texas Lions Hall of Fame. As a member of the College Station Noon Lions for 41 years, he has served as the club’s president (’91-’92) and district governor (’94’95). He is a Life Member of the SHSU Alumni Association.

Virginia Blakeney ‘75, widow of former accounting professor, Russell F. Briner, has published her historical novel, “Richilene Trunk”.

The book chronicles four generations of European settlers as they find love, loss, tragedy and triumph along the Louisiana bayous. She is a Life Member of the SHSU Alumni Association.

Greg McBee ’85, was

promoted to president of The Bank of Madisonville. Also president of the Madisonville CISD board of trustees and chairman of the Madison County Appraisal Board, McBee previously served as executive vice president of the bank.

Anton V. Vincent ’87, has been elected to the International Paper Company Board of Directors. Vincent currently serves as president of Mars Wrigley North America, part of Mars Incorporated.

Jon Kocian ’02

Gail Dentler ’90, earned a grant from the New Normal-Rockport initiative. The program helps artists in the Rockport, Texas area with economic recovery. The grant will help cover the cost of a botanical illustrator certification from the Society of Botanical Artists in England, and will help her better document hummingbirds for the sake of conservation. She is a Century Club member of the SHSU Alumni Association.

Bob Horton ’90, ’05, ’12,

coordinator of fine arts for Conroe ISD, was announced as the new artistic director for the Montgomery County Choral Society. Horton spent 11 years as head choir director of The Woodlands High School where he led a choral program of over 250 students.

He is a Life Member of the SHSU Alumni Association.

Kristy Oates ’95, was recently

named state conservationist for USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in Texas. Oates will be responsible the administration of conservation technical assistance to private landowners, conservation financial assistance programs, conservation easement programs, natural resources inventory, soil survey mapping, and the plant materials program. She is a member of the SHSU Alumni Association.

Kerri (West) Chaney ’96, ’98 and husband Sean Chaney ’98 recently expanded their family

business with a retail boutique on Huntsville’s town square. The Crooked Crown offers gifts, apparel and Greek gear. Kerri has operated a promotional products company since 2014. Sean currently serves as director of strategic partnerships with Aramark Healthcare.

Anton V. Vincent ’87

Shane Sklar ’99, has been

elected as director of Coastal Bend for Capital Farm Credit in Bryan, Texas. Sklar is a fourth-generation farmer and rancher, and owner of El Toro Farms in Edna, Texas. He was the agriculture aide and field representative for US Congressman Chet Edwards and is currently serving as executive director of the Independent Cattleman’s Association of Texas. He is a Life Member of the SHSU Alumni Association.

Ashley Etienne ’00, has joined

the White House staff and will serve as communications director for the vice president. Etienne was a senior advisor on the Biden-Harris Campaign.

Before that, she was communications director and senior advisor to Speaker of the House, the first woman and person of color to hold the position.

Stephanie Williams ’01,’05,

Virginia Blakeney ’75

”Four generations of European settlers as they find love, loss, tragedy and triumph along the Louisiana bayous …“

has been named chief financial officer of Naskila Gaming. She is a member of the Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas and received her BBA in Accounting and MBA in Business from SHSU. She has since worked in the banking industry, tribal government, the regulatory and now, operational side of Indian gaming.

Jon Kocian ’02 was named

Midwest Officer of the Year by the Association of Midwest Fish and Game Law Enforcement Officers.

In 2020, Warden Kocian was instrumental in the update and launching of the new Field Training Officer program (FTO) for both Texas Game Wardens and State Parks Police Officers. He has served in Victoria County for over 17 years.

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founded Operation Red, White and Bike 12 years ago with a mission of bringing joy to the lives of children of Purple Heart veterans. His non-profit organization has presented 224 bikes to children across the country.

He recently moved the non-profit’s operations from Kemah to Huntsville, Texas.

Kristy Oates ’95

TJ Tijerina ’03, ’17 has been

appointed CEO of First Community Credit Union in Houston. He has been part of the FCCU team for 16 years.

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Sara Rogers Shields ’06, ’08

Karla Hollins ’03, has joined

Austin Bank as assistant vice president and relationship manager in the company’s Lufkin, Texas office.

Hollins served previously as vice president/consumer banking manager with Regions Bank.

Kelly (Gilbert) Marchiando ’06 (MA), was chosen as the new

principal of Tomball Star Academy.

Marchiando was previously the associate principal for curriculum and instruction at The Woodlands High School in Conroe ISD. She also served as the gifted and talented coordinator in Humble ISD and as the assistant principal at the Conroe Ninth Grade Campus.

Sara Rogers Shields ’06, ’08,

TRADITION HONOR PRIDE

received Louisiana State University’s Extension Excellence Award (from among hundreds of LSU employees) for her outstanding work involving the Louisiana Master Gardener Program for which she serves as the state coordinator, overseeing more than 1,500 volunteers across the state.

Steve Wright ’06 (MA), has

been named the new director of Parks & Recreation for the City of College Station. He previously served in the same role for the City of Houston.

Daniel Owens ’11, has been

appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to the 11-member Task Force on Infectious Disease Preparedness and Response. He and his colleagues will provide evidence-based assessments, protocols and recommendations for statewide responses to infectious diseases. He is a Life Member of the SHSU Alumni Association.

Emilie Grecula ’19 works @SHSUAlumniAssoc /SHSUAlumniAssociation @SHSUAlumniAssoc

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in public relations for Expanding Boundaries International, a nonprofit focused on bridging the racial disparity for study abroad programs.

Eric Maloney ’20

Eric Maloney ’20 (MA), was

promoted to the position of Kerrville Fire Department Chief. Maloney has spent most of his career in EMS, developing Kerrville FD’s paramedic and ambulance teams. Starting as a firefighter paramedic, he credits his recently earned master’s in public administration from SHSU with helping him earn his new position.

Pablo Vargas ’20, recently

accepted a position with the Teaching Assistant Program in France and moved from Texas to France during the pandemic. He is teaching English language and culture to middle and high school grade levels until May 2021.

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Sam Houston State University celebrates and recognizes the people, who through their tremendous support, have made a valuable commitment to our university.

Giving societies are featured in this issue of the Heritage-Donor Report.

More can also be found through the digital Heritage, designed to complement our print publication. This enhanced online version provides a quick and easy way to search the impressive list of SHSU donors who continue to honor our university every day. Available at shsu.edu/heritage.

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THE HERITAGE SOCIETY

SAMUEL HOUSTON SOCIETY

The Sam Houston Heritage Society recognizes individuals, corporations, foundations and organizations whose cumulative gifts have reached $250,000 and above.

The society commemorates Texas’ greatest hero and the university’s namesake. Donors are listed in one of the following associates categories based on their level of giving of $2,500 or more:

All members receive an invitation to a special program held annually.

The President’s Associates The General’s Associates The Senator’s Associates The Governor’s Associates

Anonymous Donors The 100 Club, Inc. Charlie Amato ARAMARK - Higher Education Charles L. and Wanda K. Beckner John S. Beeson Merry Mary Berry Trust Roland E. Black Sunlock Burleson Estate Earl H. Burrough Trust William T. and Kerri D. Byler J. R. A. Carroll Estate CenterPoint Energy Donald Anthony Cole and Sara Sowers Cole John R. and Nellie W. Colson Conroe CS Texas Holdings LP Cultural Activities Foundation of Huntsville-Walker County Patricia A. Daw Estate Suzanne Dawley Rolando V.† and Erlyn Y. del Carmen Dow Chemical Company Foundation Drug Enforcement AgencySouth Central Laboratory Gary L. and Margaret A. Dudley ExxonMobil Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program ExxonMobil Foundation Jimmy P. and Tonya D. Ferris First National Bank of Huntsville Thomas J. and Patsy P. Frank Friend in Kind Eleanor S. and Charles L.† Garrett GHS Foundation Lu Ellen E. Gibbs † Greater Texas Foundation David E. Gust Mary E. Gutermuth Estate Joe L. “Bud” and Joan Haney Houston Advanced Research Center Houston Endowment, Inc. Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo John M. and Dana G. Hoyt The Humphreys Foundation Intergraph Corporation Texas Charles W. and Deborah L. Jones Killson Education Foundation Ronald P. and Donna Koska Ann Wismer and Michael L. Landolt

Gibson D. and Sandra E. Lewis Chrissy Mafrige Ronald P. Mafrige, Sr.† Ronald Peter Mafrige, Sr. Estate Charles T.† and Ann C. Mallery Robert E. and Kimberly A. Marling Michael M. McIver† The Meadows Foundation, Inc. Foster E.† and Mary F. Murphy Lee E. and Elizabeth B. Olm Omron Oilfield & Marine, Inc. Janelle Avenell Paris Estate Maggie M. and George E. Parker Murphy Payne Charitable Trust John Pickering Fredrick L. Pirkle † Profiles International Inc. Quanta Services, Inc. John R. and Judith A. Ragsdale Dan I. and Jean Rather Edgar A. and Carolyn L. Reeves Rosser Family Trust RSUI Indemnity Company Sam Houston University Foundation San Antonio Livestock Exposition, Inc. Joe B. and Winnie M. Sandel Don A. and Laura K. Sanders Edwin G. and Genevieve Sandhop † Edwin G. Sandhop Trust SAP America Inc. Southwest Business Corporation Foundation Jack S. and Kathleen Staggs † Star Foundation Robert S. and Erin M. Steele Randy R. and Ann M. Stewart The Terry Foundation Texas Bankers Foundation Texas Barge & Boat, Inc. Texas Pioneer Foundation The Texas State University System Foundation Benjamin C. and Mae S. Tharp † Therm-Omega-Tech, Inc. Mickey W. Tiner W. T. Byler Co., Inc. E. Don and Denise Walker Gary L. and Pamela A. Whitlock S. C. Wilson, Jr. Estate Wismer Distributing Company, Ltd Woodforest National Bank Merideth G. and Miriam C. York†

All members receive an invitation to a special program held annually.

PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES ($25,000 - AND MORE) Anonymous Donors The 100 Club, Inc. Charlie Amato Daniel T. M. Barnes William A. Bartlett Charles L. and Wanda K. Beckner Roland E. Black The Brock Living Trust David S. and Darlene Burris Earl H. Burrough Trust Phillip M. Campbell Jimmy A. and Sandra L. Cargill Donald Anthony Cole and Sara Sowers Cole Patricia A. Daw Estate Gary L. and Margaret A. Dudley L. Gill and Sharon L. Edwards Robert E. and Susan K. Estill ExxonMobil Foundation Educational Matching Gift Program Jimmy P. and Tonya D. Ferris Tom and Patsy Freeman Eleanor S. Garrett GHS Foundation Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Houston Osteopathic Foundation Dr. Ronald Johnson Estate Todd M. and Paige S. Johnson Charles W. and Deborah L. Jones Ann Wismer and Michael L. Landolt Curt M. and Ashley Langley Benjamin R. and Susan S. Lenamon Robert E. and Kimberly A. Marling Laura and Brad McWilliams Lee E. and Elizabeth B. Olm John R. and Judith A. Ragsdale Edgar A. and Carolyn L. Reeves Sam Houston University Foundation San Antonio Livestock Exposition, Inc. Skains Family Charitable Fund Thomas E. and Sherry E. Skains John K. and Ann H. Smither

The Robert and Ruth Smither Family Southwest Business Corporation Foundation W. A. & Edna Leake Stubblefield Estate The Terry Foundation The Texas State University System Foundation Walker County-Treasurer Wilfred Dietrich Estate Wismer Distributing Company, Ltd Woodforest National Bank GENERAL’S ASSOCIATES ($10,000 - $24,999) Anonymous Donor Teresa Jill Adams James C. and Holly E. Baker Ray A. and Luann T. Burgess Justin M. and Ann Burnett CenterPoint Energy CHI St. Luke’s The Woodlands Hospital Robert G. and Peggy H. Clarke Joseph T. Connelly and Pamela Hill Kelly DeHay and Rod Danielson E & M Foundation Inc. Enterprise Holdings Foundation Carolyn L. Faulk Friend in Kind Don A. and Susan Gilbert Loretta J. Hankins John F. and Teresa Harris Penelope A. Hasekoester Frank R. and Maria A. Holmes Helen R. Hopkins John M. and Dana G. Hoyt The Humphreys Foundation Barbara Johnson Leonard and Marlene Keeling David J. and Tina E. Keener KPMG Peat Marwick Foundation Linda F. Lucko Linda L. Macdonald John L. McMaster Mary F. Murphy Murphy Payne Charitable Trust Ellen P. Happe Phillips and Terry Phillips †

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Liberty C. Pollard Randy D. and Trisha S. Pollard Carol A. Roach Rodeo Austin Michael A. and Janet L. Rohrig Don A. and Laura K. Sanders Herbert B. and Laura Schumann Spencer Charitable Foundation Jack Wayne and Deanna June (McKinley) Spencer State Farm Companies Foundation Robert L. and Ann Thompson James K. and Dorothy K. Ussery Sharon M. Walters Gary L. and Pamela A. Whitlock Jerry L. Zamzow SENATOR’S ASSOCIATES ($5,000 - $9,999) Anonymous Donor Gary W. and Jill D. Adams Joseph A. and Elizabeth Amato Amegy Bank N.A. Mark J. Anderson Webb I. Bailey, Jr. Peter J. and Carrie Bell Bruce and LaJuan (DeHaven) Boyd Thomas Brian and Mary Rebecca (Nobles) Boyd BP Foundation, Inc. Mary Jane (Sowers) Bradley and Robert F. Bradley Steve R. and Jeannie J. Bub Ray Burgess P.L.L.C. William T. and Kerri D. Byler Capital Farm Credit Gregg and Becky Carson Chevron Humankind Program Chevron Phillips Chemical Company, LP Joy A. Coalson E. Jack and Sue Ann Compton Cotton Global Disaster Solutions Deloitte Foundation Ernst & Young Foundation Farm Credit Bank of Texas John W. and Leslie L. Feray First National Bank - Trinity Georgia-Pacific Financial Management LLC Glenda L. Goehrs HBI Office Solutions, Inc. James R. and Melissa A. Hodges George C. and Frances J. Holewyne Errington M. and Nancy L. Holt Joint & Spine Center, PA K. C. and Janice Keeler Richard A. and Danya C. Kieval Koch Companies Community Fund Estella and Robert L. Koryciak Lincoln Lumber, LLC Sherwood Lucko Lena Campbell Mathis Estate Mark R. and Brooke A. Moncrief Ruth Lynn Parker Louis J. Pelz, Jr. Edith A. Pengelly Jeffrey L. Pruski William A. and Elizabeth J. Rampmeier

Lori A. Rose Edwin G. Sandhop Trust Christopher M. and Sandra K. Schulz Miles L. and Gaynelle B. Schulze Billy and Deborah Spikes TCB Rental, Inc. Texas Rangers Law Enforcement Association Total Convenience Marketing, Inc. Christina Vick W. T. Byler Co., Inc. Robert H. and Ami L. Wallace Janice Haferkamp Wood R. Michael Yawn Todd A. and Ann J. Zuspan GOVERNOR’S ASSOCIATES ($2,500 - $4,999) Altom Consulting & Marketing, Inc. The John Nathan Amorelli Revocable Trust Kay E. and William L. Angrove ASIS International-Houston Chapter Brooke (Bunch) Beierle and Joey M. Beierle Dan R. and Donna L. Beto Marcy M. Beverly Buffalo Marine Service Inc. John E. and Sally J. Burchell Sam H. and Judy S. Burris Jerry D. and Tracy L. Bush Gerald S. and Janis E. Calvert Ronald H. and Faye E. Carroll Marjorie W. Carter Estate Edward C. Coffey Brian C. Colona John R. and Nellie W. Colson Robert E. and Paula L. Coons D. Joan and Paul M. Culp Cypress Creek FACE Christopher M. and Emily F. (Cason) deMilliano Shane Detwiler Foundation Luke T. and Jennifer M. Doebele Richard F. Eglsaer O.B. Ellis and J. Philip Gibbs Trust Carole T. (Crofford) Faig and Robert Sullivan Walter L. and Jan L. Fitzgerald David W. and Robbie L. Francis James F. and Nancy C. Gaertner John M. and Donna Gilbert Brian K. Hall Joe L. “Bud” and Joan Haney Annanelle S. Hay H.E. Butt Grocery Company HEB Don Hendrix, Jr. and Jackie (Brazier) Hendrix W. R. and Kay S. Hensarling J. Carlos and Lupita M. Hernandez Billie J. and James L. Hickman Buddy and Jennie M. Hollis R. D. and Margaret S.† Hopper Huntsville Study Club Luther Don and Amy (Butler) Jackson Jeffrey M. Jensen Fred R. and Martha A. Jester

Stanley F. and Debbie L. Kelley Guadalupe V. and Daniel P. King Ronald P. and Donna Koska Ernest M. Koy Landmark Title Company of Madison County Larry D. and M.J. (Fulbright) Larrison Pamela G. Laughlin Lee Insurance Agency, Inc. Kitty W. and Richard J. Lindley, Jr. Ross W. and Margaret M. Lovell Magnum Logistics Don P. and Cynthia A. Marion Dwayne E. “Buck” Matthews McGee, Miller & Co., LLP Stephen and Elizabeth McKernan Craig A. and Virginia McKnight MedInc of Texas, LP Virginia and Champe W. Miller Mark J. (Joe) Milliet Russell S. and Allison N. Molina David W. and Christie L. Moorman Malcolm R. Nance Hiranya K. Nath Bryan G. and Danielle Osterhaus Nathan I. and Kristine K. Partain Raymond A. and Jan L. Patschke Robert L. and Lyn G. Powers Pre-Law Society Brandon J. Price Quanta Services, Inc. Michael S. and Cheryl A. Railsback Christopher P. Randle and Sibyl R. Bucheli Kevin J. Randle Randal A. and Cynthia A. Reeves David L. and Cheryl S. Richardson Rubber Specialists Land Acquisition LLC J. B. and Kathryn Sallas Charitable Foundation Patrick E. and Deborah S. Scanlon Kay Benge Serafin and Jeff Miller Shell Oil Company Foundation Ronald E. Shields and Renee Thompson SHSU Agribusiness Association B. Carol Smith Tim and Karen Soefje Victor E. and Judith L. Sower Brian J. and Shelley Starr Stewart Builders, Inc. Bradley S. and Sandra A. Stewart D. Craig Stewart Wesley B. and Mandy C. Stilwell Kyle J. Stutts Texas Dow Employees Credit Union Tex-Trude Meta E. Tidwell Alan L. and Diane Tinsley

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Christopher L. and Deborah L. Tritico Cynthia E. (Cooley) and Thomas G. Trott Douglas R. and Johanna G. Ullrich Vanco Ring Gasket Specialty, Inc. Ward Furniture & Flooring David B. and Jackie Ward Laverne Warner Ryan M. and Lynn M. Weber C. Lynne Werner Dallas C. and Diane L. Williams George C. and Necia A. Yax Pamela J. and Charles M. Zelbst

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THE OLD MAIN SOCIETY The society commemorates the historic significance of the building that was completed in 1890 and destroyed by fire in 1982.

Revered as a traditional symbol of the university, its foundation footprint is maintained. $1,250 – $2,499 Alpha Lambda Delta Nancy Lynn Anguish Holly D. Arnold Robert D. Aulbert The Bakewell Family Foundation Michael D. Bakewell and Martha M. Hartley Anthony and Sherri Bazan Bearkat Developers LP Jessica S. Bedore D. L. and Sandra R. Benke Steven D. and Ursel L. Billings Christopher G. and Larissa L. Bonner Jon C. and Barbara N. Bright Gordon L. and Genevieve H. Brown Cheryl K. and Donald L. Bumpass Donald A. and Sharon D. Burton Don W. Carelock Lois J. Carelock A. Les Cave August P. Ciriello Edward L. and Rhonda M. Coffey Gonzalo and Andrea L. Correa Lee F. Courtney Customink LLC Bill R. and Debra R. Daugette Patricia L. and Heinz J. De Floria John M. and Jihyi Deveau Helen M. Dexter Jack D. and Joyce Diehl David J. and Zelia J. Dill Ray D. and Sue Dillon Madeline E. Dupont B. Marcus and Sunisa Gillespie William B. and Diane J. Green Ann S. and Tom U. Hannigan Heartfield Florist J. D. Hebert Memorial Scholarship Rand M. and Christina B. Henderson Greg and Melinda A. Holt Robert E. and Sylvia J. Hutson Jacobs Insurance

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Brian W. and Brittany L. Johnson Preston and Joslen Johnson James E. and Sara L. Kelly Steven R. Kerr Brian M. King C. Don and Rose Knotts Dorraine and Moyez Lallani Lambda Alpha Epsilon - Delta Chi Chapter Mark T. and Sonya D. Malia Markham Management, Inc. G. K. (Jeff) and Pam Markham Owen Riley Marshall II Estate Gene Marshall Robert B. Matthews G. Scott and Mary S. McCarley Joshua T. and Natalie McCown John H. McCoy John A. and Geanie L. McManners Donna G. McRoberts Tommy and Mary Ann Metcalf Borris L. Miles Murray Insurance & Financial Services, Inc. Michael W. and Kathrine M. Murray John E. and Diana K. Nabors Paul B. Odom Herbert H. and Betty R. O’Quinn Edward G. and Rissie L. Owens Frank E. Parker Adam J. and Dana M. Pasket Dwayne and Aimee V. Pavelock Glenn M. Payne Ralph G. and Charlotte H. Peil Peoples State Bank Hershel B. and Julie A. Perry Danny and Cindy Pierce Wyatt J. and Jennifer L. Powell Prosperity Bank James D. and Michelle Ratliff Dudley C. and Rebecca M. Ray Risk Management Association Catherine A. and Mitch Rotter Sam Houston Memorial Funeral Home - Huntsville Joe B. and Winnie M. Sandel Lisa E. Schandua SHSU Agriculture Alumni Association SHSU Military Science Alumni Club L. N. “Sonny” Sikes Jeff and Toni Slepak Sandra E. Slup

W. Greg Smith Timothy G. and Sandra (De Rozario) Stunz Texas Chapter of the Risk Management Association Texas Farm Bureau Texas Society DAR, Inc. Troy N. and Kelly A. Thompson James W. and Nancy M. Tiller Kenneth F. and Victoria B. Titterington Rolando and Maria D. Trevino Lee A. and Gerri Turner Nancy Robertson Upshaw Garrett W. Valis Christine R. and Daniel Warner R. Leenette Wilke Billy G. and Ancernetta O. Williams R. Tracy and Leesa Williams W. Mac and Leanne G. Woodward Austin T. Woyt

THE AUSTIN HALL SOCIETY The society commemorates the oldest building on campus, dedicated in 1851 for Austin College with Gen. Sam Houston in attendance. A group of Huntsville citizens acquired the building and donated it to the state in 1879 to open Sam Houston Normal Institute. $750 – $1,249 Anonymous Donors ACFE Houston Area Chapter AdVantage Specialties Joyce A. and Marcus J. Allen Suzanna (Hernandez) and Trevor A. Bachman Laurie A. and Chris P. Baker Clarissa B. Barboza Christopher W. and Julie Barnes Lisa S. and Miguel A. Barrera BDO USA, LLP Rhonda V. Beassie Timothy K. and Charity Behrens Jill A. Bell Walter H. and Cynthia A. Bennett David C. Berry Kerry E. and Robert C. Berry Marilyn K. Beto Russell P. and Linda V. Bliese Patrick W. and Priscilla O. Blossom S. Lynn Bosworth Leonard G. and Charlotte A. Brautigam Bryan K. and Sonya Brown Dr. Christie Cahill and Staff Scott and Patricia P. Card Steven A. Cardenas Doug and Melinda Chausse Ronald D. and Janice Choate Church Services, Inc. Mary N. Church Roger N. and Patricia M. (Wright) Collins Community Certified Development Corporation Community Health Choice Paul and Diane Connolly Brian J. Cooper Laurence L. and Marsha T. Corley Charles D. and Sherry Cox Lee and Martha W. Cox Creative Synergistics, Inc. Leah V. and Tony W. Cross William K. Dabaghi and Marilyn A. Harris Dealer Solutions Automotive Mandy D. Dennix Kenneth N. and Deborah L. (Kelleher) Dickens Eastex Collision Repair Stacey L. Edmonson ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc. - Retiree Matching Gifts Program

First Financial Bankshares Inc. First National Bank of Huntsville First National Bank Texas Charles and Elizabeth Friel William L. Furr Mary McAshan Gibbs Trust William B. Glisson Robert J. and Caroline J. Gonzales The Tony Gracely Family Annette W. and Will P. Graves Brandi R. and Martin J. Green Sharon M. Gustowski Kelsey E. Haeberle Kristine A. and Ken C. Hall Rick Hanna James F. “Jimmy” and Judith T. Harding Catherine and James L. Harris Michael H. Henderson David C. and Deana M. Hernandez David A. and Rosa P. Herrera Jerry E. Hicks, Jr. Joseph C. Hill Tracy S. and Teresa Hoffart James P. and Kari F. Hollway L. Wade and Susan L. Hopper David B. and Carol M. Houston Huntsville Truck & Tractor, Inc. Henry E. and Judith (Berry) Jackson Keith E. and Teresa Jenkins Jester & Jester Tax & Financial Services, LLC Larry W. and Karon G. Joiner Jason F. Jozwiak and Susan M. Sharp-Jozwiak Allen W. and Rebecca A. Kaminski Michael S. and Rosanne S. Keathley Sarah Kerrigan Rhonda Kiest Miller C. King and Trevor Voecks Steven D. Koether and Andrew D. Miller Nancy Lee and Rick Kratzer Alexander A. and Marsha C. Krezel Marvin L. Lamb Bobby and Pam Lane Kathy Latz Donald W. and Billie G. Lemon Juliana D. Lilly Darwin O. Luna Sandy Lundy †

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Zijun Luo Aaron M. and Dorie K. Lynne Michael A. Lytle USA (Ret) M.D. Moore & Associates, Inc. Mary Manis Cecelia P. Marquart Lawrence E. and Paula R. Marshall Donald K. Martin Linda Ruth Martinez Adams Sarah Mass LeBland F. McAdams William L. McAdams Matthew and Judy McInturf Jason R. and Sorin McKnight Webb K. and Beverley L. Melder Darlene V. and Jose M. Mendez Mid-South Synergy Christopher and Shannon Miller D. Lamar and Pam G. Miller Moody Bank Thelma B. Mooney Lisa L. and Dave E. Moore M. Doug and Pamela J. Moore David G. Moorman Arthur F. Morgan and Denise M. Rosini-Morgan Charles R. and Peggy L. Moser Mitchell J. Muehsam Carolyn C. Murray National Marrow Donor Program Kristin Nicholson Freida A. O’Bryant J. W. and Carol O’Bryant Patricia M. and Hugh J. O’Kane Charles J. and Regina S. Opersteny Origin Bank Dwain A. and Carla M. Osborne Amanda R. and Timothy R. Pannkuk Steven L. and Lisa M. Parkhill David E.† and Grettle O. Payne William and Mary Ann Payne Family, Maralin Payne Bennett Christopher J. and Christina M. Pedison Bennett L. and Linda W. Perkins Susan Phillips Physical Therapy Associates Javier A. Pinell and Naomi K. Gjevre James R. and Katherine M. Pitt Stephanie C. Pitts Richard E. and Sherry L. Ray Derrick E. and Kayla N. Reiner Leta J. Reiner Remedy Roofing Penny T. Remick Napoleon C. Reyes and Victoria Galupo-Reyes Paul O. Ridings and Mary Hamm-Ridings Roesler Real Estate & Mtg Ann Holm Ross Richard C. Ruez Margaret L. and Bennie D. Rush

Roberta C. Sage John W. and Holly C. Sansing Philip R. and Jennifer R. Saucier Aric L. Schneller Roy C. and Susie Schubert Jennifer L. Shadle Christina A. and John L. Shafer Carol and Doug Shaw Stephen E. and Sandra W. Shepard James William and Amanda Hatter Smith Joe H. and Mary Ann Smith Kenneth W. and Janet S. Smith Southwest Meat Foundation, Inc. Mark L. and Blair A. Spearman Standley Feed and Seed Inc. Duane T. and Mittie R. Standley Susan (Neely) and James L. Standley Robert S. and Erin M. Steele Jerry L. Stewart Harold C. and Marie A. Stoddard Laurie M. and Michael Stone Steve A. Story James A. Surls and Charmaine Locke Kimberly J. Sutton Tallent Enterprises, Inc. Mark and Christine Telg Texas Bankers Association James Thompson, Jr. Richard J. Urban, Jr. J. Michael and Stacey F. Ussery David P. and Jill L. Vaughan Kristy and Charlie Vienne Glen R. Wahrmund Wendell W. Wakeham Walker County Ace Hardware, Inc. Robert D. and Mary Wessels Sue Ann and Jerry C. West Wiesner Inc. of Huntsville Don E. and Jaynne K. Wiesner M’Liss N. Williams Nancy (Perkins) Wilson S. C. Wilson, Jr. Estate Jadrian J. Wooten Wynne Friends of Susan Canfield Gibbs A. and Lela M. Wynne Trust Robert W. and Kim Yarbrough Nellie J. Yarotsky Russell and Marsha Young

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THE HARRY F. ESTILL SOCIETY The society commemorates the university leader who served as president for 29 years, longer than anyone in Sam Houston State history. Among his many achievements, the curriculum was expanded and the first baccalaureate degree was awarded in 1919. $500 – $749 Anonymous Gabrielle V. Abowd I. Robert Adams and Helena Halmari Adams Jan M. Adams Joyce D. and Michael J. Ahearn James R. and Carol A. (Grisbee) Ainsworth Richard O. and Maria J. Alba Robert A. Amie, Jr. Janice Amsden-Doggett Jimmie W. Anderson Darlene K. Andrews Laura Anson The Ark Church - Huntsville Caitlin K. Arrigali Alan M. Ashworth CPA PLLC Benito Avila Bar T Travel Center, LLC Barcus & Cantrell, PLLC Ava Bargmann-Spell and Horace A. Spell, Jr. Andrew A. and Casey A. Barnes Pamela S. Barnes Richard J. and Vicki B. Barrilleaux Robert G. Best Big D Marine & Powersports BKD, LLP Edwin M. and Cynthia G. Blazek Jake R. Bloomer Matthew J. Bloss Andrea L. Boyd-Scheel and Raymond Scheel Tanya E. Brannon Stephanie K. (Wooten) and D. Craig Brater Brazos Valley Equine Hospital Navasota PLLC J. Mark and Leslie K. Brazzil Jonathan P. and Jennifer Breazeale Karey Patterson Bresenhan David and Rachel Bretz John D. and Amy Brooks Rachel E. and Robert A. Brown Robert L. and Toni C. Bruner Robert M. and Georgia Kay (McWhorter) Bryant Gloria G. Buchanan James H. Calhoun Rhonda L. Callaway Mary E. Campodonico Carolyn Cannata Rodney M. and Judith M. Cannon

James D.† and Janean C. Carey Gregory H. and Linda G. Carrington John J. and Jana C. Certa Quinlaine L. Cisco Ken and Wendy Cleveland Yuri R. Cleveland Carey L. “Corky” Cochran, Jr. Michael W. Cockcroft Stephen M. and Kim Collier Community Service Credit Union Donya E. and Wayne H. Conine Carol A. Cooper Peter A. Cooper Kimberly A. Corley Nicole Y. and Julius Cox Matthew D. and Karen K. Crews Annie L. and Joseph R. Croley John and Barbara Crystal Thomas W. and Vickie L. Cummings Luke T. Cunningham D. K. Refrigeration-AC Inc. Winston C. Dahse Terence A. Dartez Jayne A. Edison and Robert Davenport Hadley G. Davis Pecolia Y. and James Davis Michael de los Santos, Jr. Helen C. Delmar-Smith Doughtie Construction Company, Inc. Dow Chemical Company Foundation Earl L. and Judith L. Dowty Linda J. and Ronald H. Drees Cree M. Duane Shirley A. and Eddie L. Dye E & G Advisors David G. Eller Thomas L. and Donna R. Ely Connie J. and David S. Emerson Epsilon PSI House Corporation - Sigma Chi Housing Corp.

Melinda L. Estes and Harold H. Morris George W. and Kathryn Ann (McCarley) Eubanks David W. and Susan Evans Susan G. and David W. Eyre Melissa R. Fadler The Fairbanks Family The Farmhouse Cafe Dawn M. Farris and Calvin T. Zoch Vol. 21

Grover G. and Kathryn M. Fickes Larry D. and Phyllis M. Finley Jeffrey M. and Jane Ann Fleming James D. Fox Gordon A. and Lynn M. Franzen Kyle T. and Monica A. Fricke Robert L. and Judy A. Fuller John P. and Joy L. Fulton Chris A. Garrett Aysiah D. Garza Daniel J. and Laura A. George Kathy J. Gilcrease Kevin T. Glover Golf Course Brokers, Inc. Rose M. and Greg L. Goudeau Mary M. Goulding Adam and Liz Gracely Nicholas P. and Sherri D. Grant Larry D. and Daphne J. Graves Timothy M. and Brenda D. Gray Jonathan A. Hall Willie Frank Hall and Virginia Hall Trust Doyle R. and Pat Happe Forest M. and Peggy Harrell Mike and Carol Hart Robert N. and Dianna B. Hart Sharon T. Hart Gary D. and Kendra D. Hasty Charles E. and Hannah Henley Jimmy and Mary Henry Henson Motor Co., Inc. Elizabeth A. and Fred A. Henson Ray Hernandez Irishea V. Hilliard Taylor L. Hitt Kevin D. and Kristina L. Hodges Toni Y. Holley Meredith A. and David Hood Mari K. Hopper Thomas G. Horst Aaron J. and Alisa K. Huckaby Tory M. and Daidre Humphries Huntsville Air Conditioning, Inc. Huntsville Farm Supply, LLC Harold A. Hurry Independent Bankers Association of Texas Keith R. Jahn Laura (Ramirez) Jaramillo and Rick Jaramillo Joe Beaver Inc. Jeffrey B. Johnson John Owens and Tessie Johnson Karen L. Johnston Samuel L. Jones and Mary Crow Paul C. and Joan F. Jordan Kirby R. Kacer John P. and Patricia F. Keck Debra D. and Kenneth R. Keehn Jane H. and Larry Keese Jennie E. Klatt Ronny D. Knox Brian J. and Karen L. Koerselman Phyllis B. Krebs Larry J. and Claudia Krenek Kenneth W. and Roberta E. Krock Kenneth LaPaul •

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The society commemorates the university’s founding and recognizes individuals who make planned gifts.

Gift planning enables donors to make lasting contributions that are often larger than their ability to make an outright cash gift. Planned gifts include appreciated assets, bequests, gift annuities, trusts, life insurance and real estate.

H Scott Apley B. Kelley Barber Daniel T. M. Barnes William (Bill) Bartlett Danny R. Billingsley Jerry Alan Birkes Roland E. Black Alton W. and Dorothy A. Burgess† Justin and Ann Burnett ‘02 Anita Cheek Robert G. and Peggy H. Clarke Ann Lindsay Cloud Joy A. Coalson Edward C. Coffey James E. Cox Michael J. Czerwinski Rod Danielson Kenneth W. Daw and Patsy Ann Daw † Kim E. Detlefsen Dennis R. Devore Robert E. Estill Shelley A. Fitze Yvonne M. Fowler Bryan D. Fox J. Andrew Fraley Thomas J. Frank and Patsy P. Frank James H.† and Sylvia D. Fritsch James F. and Nancy C. Gaertner Joycelynn Grigson Patricia A. and Jim A.† Grossie H. Ted Hamblen III Gloria R. Harris Margaret Joan Hollis Ronald D. Johnson† Charles W. Jones III MaryAnn Keeling

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Guadalupe Vasquez and Daniel Patrick King Estella Koryciak Mark and Nghi Kroll Pamela G. Laughlin Gibson D. Lewis Carol (Bazan) Livingston Owen Riley Marshall II† Nan M. McRaven Marilyn Mehr Tommy Metcalf Thomas L. and Dianne T. Paben Maggie M. Parker Charlotte M.† and Billy Parks Raymond and Jan Patschke Glenn M. Payne Ellen Happe Phillips and Terry Phillips Walter E. and Phyllis A. Pinegar Garry L. and Marjorie F. Prince Patricia K. and James Puckett William (Al) and Elizabeth Rampmeier David Shane Rankin Edwin G. and Genevieve (Westfall) Sandhop† Richard D. and Amy Smith Jerry N.† and Sandra Streater William “Bill” Thomas Corey A. Troxell Laverne Warner C. Lynne Werner

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Carol D. Lawley Jeanine (Dillenback) Lawrence Jeffrey W. and Gina R. Lee Jack A. and Tina Lefevre Li-Jen Y. and Bruce Lester Gibson D. and Sandra E. Lewis Paul S. and Robbye D. Lewis R. Dean and Betty A. Lewis John A. and Adrien R. Lightfoot David R. and Eva V. Long Wayne F. and Patty Long Jason S. and Madilene A. Loosier Kevin Lord Sharon J. Lout Lisa A. Lucas Ronald A. and Anne M. Luehrs Phillip M. Lyons and Eric C. Bennett Mitzi L. Mahoney Eric A. Manis Mark F. Marek Markham Realty, Inc. Bradley D. Marple Megan C. Martin Taylor Martin Richard A. and Brittany L. Matthews Bryan C. and Christina J. Matthys Jacinda N. Maxwell McCaffety Electric Inc. Robert E. and Frankie McCaffety Albert M. and Kitty M. McCaig McCarty Electric Company, Inc. Alisia C. McDonald Noel H. McGinnes Nan M. McRaven Jeremy R. Melancon and Carly (McCumber) Melancon Charles M. and Misty J. Merdian C. Joel Michael II Mid Tex Livestock Auction LLC William M. Middleton Holly A. Miller Vickie J. Mitchell Moak & Moak, PC, Attorneys at Law Gerald D. and Rebecca Halbert Mohr Gregory N. and Peggy Monteilh Carolyn D. Moore Everett L. Moore, Jr. Jason L. and Daina R. Moore Navasota Livestock Auction Co. Jason C. and Cristy Neal Karen K. and Mark D. Newell Diane C. and Donald S. Noah Noble Corporation Matching Gift Program Andrew M. and Dionne L. Noble Fawzi M. Noman Richard E. Norman and Anne E. True Gerald L. and Patricia E. Norwood Raymond J. and Sandra E. Oliverson Cheryl F. and Allen C. Oller Keith and Shelby Palmer Eric Parker

Marilyn F. Parker James and Carol R. Parsley John B. and Mary E. Pascarella Robert L. and Mary W. Pate Julie K. and Richard E. Payne David J. Peach Ralph W. and Linda Pease Matthew A. and Jessica Peavy Steven M. and Kathryn A. Peltier Blake P. Petrash Logan B. Petrash Stephen L. Phelps Ross A. and Stephanie J. Pilcik Jennifer K. Pontius Glenwood L. and Shirley K. Prenzler Prestige Construction & Development LLC Mark A. and Jennifer Price Producers Cooperative Association N. Ross and Margaret S. Quarles Wesley B. and Sylvia T. Rappe Dan M. and Kendra L. Rawls J. Troy Reed Norman T. and Sarah C. Reynolds Edmund W. and Gloria L. (Wheeler) Richter David Riley J. Clint and Ashley Riley Theodore and Helen Ringer Rob Pelletier Construction, Inc. Gene and Celeste Roberts Ronald L. Roberts Joann G. Robinson Sheri A. Robinson Shane and Michele Rodgers Kenneth R. and Debra J. Ross James E. Rowden Sandel Operating Company J. Byron and Charlene D. Sandel Susan and Wes Sanders Kaetlyn R. Sandoval Brian E. and Norah Satre Sawyer Studio, LLC Michael G. and Sandra A. Schaefer Debra G. and Paul Schielack Schielack’s Affordable Storage Teresa A. and David R. Schmidt Kenneth W. and Daralyn J. Schubert Herman W. and Mary B. Schwertner R. Craig Seemann Angela M. Sharrock Paula J. Shock Mark B. and Catherine M. Short SIG Matthys Agency Silicon Labs Matching Grant Program Silvis Steel, Inc. Pearl M. and Eric M. Silvis Bruce and Kelly Simmons Shane M. and Katherine R. Simon Jay F. Sirianni, Jr. Ryan L. Slott Charles Smith Richard D. and Amy J. Smith

Rodney L. and Regan K. Smith William R. and Sally A. Smith Curtis W. and Sybil R. Snowden Pollyanna and William Spears Square Ventures, Inc. Shirley S. Steck Bloodworth and Morris B. Bloodworth Christopher T. Stefanescu Warren E. and Gwen D. Stephens William A. and Sheri L. Stice Elizabeth J. Stokes Hunter J. Strole Robert M. and Jayne D. Tavenner Team Dodge Chrysler Jeep of Huntsville David E. Thompson J. Frank and Mary Ellen Thornton Tough Shirts, Inc. Triple J. Fox LLC Phillis Melton Turner Turnkey JRM, LLC Leslie L. and Douglas Van Boven Makayla A. Vargas Michael S. and Tzu-Hsiu N. Vaughn August J. Veselka, Jr. and Sandra C. Veselka Anton V. and Melinda M. Vincent Tamara A. Waggener Jennifer A. and Tedd Waggoner Donald M. and Maxine M. Walker Billy R. and Jaunice Ware Quincy L. Webster, Jr. Stephen R. Wellman Sheppard H. and Anne Werlein William K. and Courtney A. West Deborah Whitson David E. Will Daniel M. and Susan R. Wilson Woods Welding, Inc. Barrow B. Young Robert W. Youngblood Daniel and Estella Zaccagni Leroy A. and Susan E. Zapalac John M. and Abbey L. Zink

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THE MALLON-SMITH FOUNDERS SOCIETY The society commemorates the dedication and sacrifices of establishing Sam Houston State Normal Institute. Bernard Mallon, the first president, died 11 days after classes began on ​October 10, 1879.

Hildreth H. Smith took over and guided the college until 1881. $250 – $499 Anonymous Donor Christie R. and Jeffery L. Abel Able’s Sporting, Inc. Gerry G. Achille Mark C. and Missy Adams John S. and Elizabeth A. Adkins Ali Bennatt Physical Therapy, P.C. Andy and Amanda Allen Byron H. and Rachel J. Allison Allstate Foundation Karen Almond and Steve Goldman C. Wayne Alsbrook Rowena R. Anderson Brenda P. Andrews Jerry D. and Mildred J. Anglin James D. and Janet D. Anslow Jarrod G. and Tracy Antley Jonathan D. Antonini Johnny Mack and Paula R. Armstrong Patricia J. Arrington Daniel W. and Tara S. Arrowood Donna G. Artho Victor R. and Stephanie L. Aves James W. and Bobbie A. Bain Ginger A. Baldwin Jason and Lucy Barker Vincent J. and Sarah A. Barletta Kyle T. Barnard Diana K. Barnes Walter B. and Allison R. Barnes Misty E. Baumann BCC USA Beard Navasota Veterinary Hospital, PLLC Robert M. and Judy Bell W. Gene and Norma Cullum Belschner Joshua J. and Melissa Benn Michael G. and Claire V. Berno Amy Bertsch Logan Beszterda Dean G. Bilsing and Tracy G. Bilsing Emily J. Binetti Michael J. and Cynthia S. Birowski Brian D. Blackburne and Daniel Freet Cheryl A. and Thomas S. Blair B. Brian and Melodee Blalock

Kermit J. and Juanita A. (May) Blezinger Jennifer L. Bockhorn Bennie G. and Christina R. Boles Glenn T. and Karen M. Boone W. Timothy Bowersox Wesley E. Boyd Vanessa M. Boyd-McLendon Charles N. and Lori S. Bramlett David B. Brand Conrell Brown Ray and Glyna Brown Travis D. and Patricia A. Brown Michael R. and Carol Broxson Jerry and Betty Bruce Rachel E. and Kurt Bubela Bobby and Jerrilyn Bulloch Lucrecia A. and James E. Burnett Michael W. Burton Catherine A. Calloway Rickey B. and Julie R. Campbell Michael and Karen A. Capps Darrel L. and Karen K. Carnes Tyler T. Carrette Jeanne B. and William F. Carter Kenneth J. and Jacquelyn M. Carter Christopher and Rhonda Cassidy Joy Cavazos John A. and Teresa Cazort Lenora C. Chapman Buddy and Kimberly A. Childress Steve C. Childs Kristy L. and John B. Christensen Cisco Foundation Jean E. Cloud-Clepper and Bobby M. Clepper John D. Cobb Bryan L. and LaDonna Collier Jimmy and Kristy Collins Albertine and Lantre Conrad Karen F. and Greg A. Cooper Stephanie S. Cordes Jack L. Cornish, Jr. Dale H. and Anna Marie Cowser James A. and Paula Cox Mary Margaret and Richard Coyle Marjean W. Creager

Denny and Martha Crow Jenny L. Cummings Sue and Warren D. Cummings D & S Entertainment Inc. Dalyn Coummunications LLC Richard H. Dampman Thomas F. and Patty Sue Davis Troy R. Davis Mark V. and Magdalena A. Denham Madeleine L. Denison James E. and Vela Deshazo Andrew A. Dewees Kelly and Karen Dickens Geraldine and Wilburn D. Dickerson Diane E. and Douglas H. Dickey C. W. and Victoria Dicky Mike and Sherry Dittrich Tony G. Dooley Keith M. Douglass Douglas J. and Dee Dee Dretke Julius J. and Jeannie Dubcak ECPP Inc. Pamela M. Edgerley Kevin W. and Anitra Edney Michael C. and Aniceta Edwards Jeffery M. and Missy L. (Floyd) Eichman Elkins Lake Mens Golf Association Ellis D. Walker Trucking, LLC Judy K. (Timpa) and Joseph P. Emmett Trevor England Entergy Services, Inc. Emily N. Ericson John V.† and Mary K. Eriksson Martina Esche and George G. Manlongat John S. and Peggy M. Evans Extreme Signs & Lighting LLC Bobby R. and Patricia D. Ezell Frank K. and Janet B. Fair Jeffery D. and Kellsey Fairchild H. L. and Barbara Farrell James R. Field, III and Deborah Perry David L. Finney Reid A. Fitzgerald Robert A. and Laurie K. Flack Joe N. and Sue B. Folk Stephanie A. Fors Stephen H. and Annette D. Frank Quenton B. and Amanda Freeney Kyle W. and Mallory B. Friedrich Mary E. and Terry W. Fruge George M. and Diane K. Fuller G & O Barber Shop John D. and Theresa K. Garvin Steven L. Gates Ron L. and Terri R. Gay J. Philip Gibbs, Jr. Trust Cathi R. Gillette David M. Glenn Goldman, Sachs & Co. Lauren M. Grawey Greater Houston Builders Association Sharen R. Groppell Terri A. and Ovidio Gutierrez Mark E. Hakemack

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Charles E. and Joy J. Hall Jim and Judy R. Haller Halliburton Company Trust James F.† and Sandra L. Hanscom Kristina S. Hanssen Paul E. and Anna L. Harbison Philip J. and Jennifer A. Hathaway Willie Head Blane and Carol Hearn Randall J. Hendrick Roland K. and Jean Hendricks Kenneth E. Hendrickson III and Kerrie Schenkel-Maher Matt and Sherry D. Henke David R. and Xenia Hennington Hewlett-Packard Employee Charitable Giving Program Mary R. and Brian Hicks Aubrey E. and Jamey L. Hill Gary A. Hilsher Jerrod L. and Meredith J. Hines Amanda C. Hoke-Ermis and Link P. Ermis John W. Holland and Suzanne Rickett-Holland Homeland Properties, Inc. William L. Humphrey Huntsville Aviation Jane A. and Kenneth R. Hutchens J Mooney Inc. James T. and Iris M. Jack Charlotte Jackson Norris D. and Demetri R. Jackson Shelly K. and Keith Janac John S. Jansen Sharon and Bill A. Jasper Debra A. and Ralph K. Jenke Britt S. and Sandra L. Jenkins Clay and Sarah Jenkins Kurt and Sheryl Jesswein Wenbiao and Yihan Jiang Linda Johnson Richard F. and Debra L. Johnson Clyde E. Johnstone, Jr. Brenda J. and Henry Jones Lakeisha Jones Sampson K. and Cynthia D. Jordan Michael D. and Amber L. Kahil Kevin E. Kalinowski Kristina Kaskel-Ruiz A. Raymond and Susan Kehm William R. Kelley Samuel R. and Christi W. Kennedy John R. and Elizabeth J. Keys Charles G. and Annye C. King Joseph M. Kirkland and Cheryl G. Spencer James E. and Jana D. Kopecky Mark B. Kovach Gary L. and Amy R. Krone Stanley A. and Carol K. Labay Tessa L. Lacox Robert D. Lambright, Jr. Barbara Houser Landry Crofford G. and Yvette Lane Nancy T. Langham James C. and Patricia A. Lanier Doug Lawing Vol. 21

Bruce R. and Lisa P. Le Grand Cody M. LeBlanc Brett and Jenna Lee Ingrid B. Lee Mary C. and Ralls T. Lee Wade T. Lee Dustin R. and Dana LeNorman Patsy L. (Longorio) and Lawrence L. Limpus Sharon J. and John A. Linton Matthew P. and Bianca O. Lippert Christine Littlefield David R. and Penny A. Loane Lockheed Martin University Matching Gift Program Lone Star Land Surveying and Mapping Lynn and Dennis Longmire Linda C. and Duane I. Lovaas Brenda J. Love-Jones and Ed Jones Lovelady State Bank Melissa A. Loy Sonie G. Mangum Miles W. Manning Daniel E. and Susan D. Marek Thomas Neil Marek, Jr. and Brandi S. (Drews) Marek Bobby K. and Colleen M. Marks Alvin L. and Malori C. Martin Andrew D. and Robyn Martin Calvin L. and Whitney D. Martin Jesse E. and Stephanie D. Martin George and Kathryn Martinez Russell A. Martinez John E. and Faye B. Mathews McCoy Corporation Charles E. McDowell Stephen C. and Erin McDowell Joe C. and Jennifer J. McKinney Alexander F. and Pansy McMurray Brenda R. and Stephen McNeely Deborah M. and Tom McNutt Mary E. and Bruce K. Meyer Mill Creek Custom Homes Aaron Miller Brian and Marie Miller Lee M. Miller Richard W. and Charlotte M. Mills Darlington, Fry, Mills and Wisdom Families C. Tommy and Elizabeth Ann Minze Thomas J. and Dorothy L. Mitchell Jennifer A. Mock William S. and Linda G. Monroe Curtis E. and Lydia Montgomery Jimmy L. Mooney Joshua R. and Cori M. Mooney Moore Veterinary Clinic Brian A. and Kimberley A. Moore George W. and Nancy A. Moore Anthony K. and Lisbeth Moores Jan Taylor Morris •

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The Heritage Donor Report Kent W. and Jean Morrison R. Byron and Ellen W. Mosher David and Leah Mulligan Wilton and Monica Munnings Holden Murphy Hollis J. and Patricia E. Naquin C. Denise and Lance N. Neill Jarret J. and Sarah M. Nethery Wade S. and Diane E. Neumann Jack B. and Debbie L. Nichols Juan Nunez Greg Oberg G. W. and Anna Oeding Lisa L. and Daniel M. Ognanovich Otis A. Oliphant Karl J. and Joan E. Osth James Otten PACCAR Foundation Phil and Phyllis J. Palmer Tyler W. and Mary Parker Nina Kay Parks Tate and Leland E. Tate Randall F. and Joy-Lynne Parr Reynaldo and Manuela A. Paz Gregory M. and Amy N. Pearson Robert E. and Maribel Penry Ilona Petrikovics Walter E. and Phyllis A. Pinegar Pioneer Natural Resources Eric T. and Nancy R. Platzner Paul and Leigh Podschelne Darrell A. Poehl Kenneth W. and Debra L. Ponton Potato Shack - Huntsville Jerry L. and Jeanette A. Prentice Jimmy D. and Linda K. Priesmeyer Todd P. and Elizabeth K. Primm Reba M. Pryor Jack B. and Betty J. Pursley George K. Randall Ronald J. and Margie Randleman Reginald D. Randolph Allan J. and Diana Rasmussen James E. and Lana D. Rawlinson Ready Seal, Inc. Joseph A. and Maloree D. Reed David L. and Kimberly M. Reid Laura L. Remschel REO Spice and Seasonings, Inc. Ediberto B. and Carla Reyna Gayle R. and Rex Reynolds Steven N. Rich Earnest L. and Valerie P. Richards Catherine A. Richburg Kenneth K. and Barbara A. Richter Caroline B. and James G. Rickaway CRC Sisters: Perrin, Lee-Ann, Allison, Shannon, Danielle, Samantha, Beja, and Kristin Hal R. and Janet J. Ridley Ringo Tire & Service Center, Inc. Teresa A. Ringo

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Kelly and Kay Ritch Robert Nickelson Heating & Air Kenneth R. Robinson Mark D. Robinson Joe A. and Kristie L. Rocha Clemente and Ruby Rodriguez Ross E. and Phyllis K. Rogers Stephen R. and Donna E. Rogers Woody and Joy Rogers Lacy A. Rosson Marion Rucktashel Jeanette G. Ruffing Dmytro Savitski Nixon L. and Rhonda Schrader John W. and Jenny Schwetman Ronald L. and Danelle L. Scotka David S. and Heather Self Sheryl Anne Serres David R. and Melissa Sewell Jason P. and Whitney L. Sharp Wallace T. and Jane L. Shook Amy J. and Rick Short Susanna J. and Martin Shupp Preston D. and Dianne R. Sides Bertie A. Simmons Lindsay E. and Violeta Siriko Shyam Sivankutty Nair Gerald D. and Carol J. Skidmore Darrell L. Sklar and Mary Jane Gregorcyk Sklar Ira C. and Deborah G. Sklar Duane M. and Rebecca A. Smith Gary W. Smith Herman L. and F. Elizabeth Smith Hunter Snow Southwest Business Corporation Harvey R. and Shirley A. Spies St. Mark’s Class of 2021 and Amy Pool Paula S. Stafford Jerry B. and Kay L. Stephenson William C. Streit Linda Gibbs Sweeney Carroll E. and Sue H. Sylvester Ted R. Tadlock Lisa J. Tatom De’Nadia T. Taylor Scott T. Taylor II TCS Flooring and Design, LLC Ten Sam, LLC Logan P. and Sabrina Terry Mickal G. Terry Richard C. and Pamela J. Thaler Roberta A. and John H. Thames Shirley Brandes Thomas Carol L. and Charles L. Thompson Christopher L. and Meggan E. Thompson Cynthia L. and James L. Thompson Kenneth A. and Dorris M. Thompson Robert L. and Christine A. Thompson Ron and Angie Thompson Caroline S. Tillman TJR Land Services LLC

Thomas J. Toerner, Jr. Mark and Martha K. Tucker Zachary D. Tucker Randy Y. and Jenna E. Underwood Kitty B. and James E. Vangunten Derrick A. Verdun Edward Villarreal Mary M. (McCollum) and Michael J. Vitek Matthew C. and Stacy L. Wagner Walker & Company Andrew R. and Caroline (Atkinson) Walker David and Virgia L. Walker Virginia J. and Patrick Walker Brittany L. Wallace Raymond Walters Kenneth W. and Sheri K. Wamble Daniel L. Wareham Robin M. Warner Frederick and Velma Warren Bruce L. Watkins Sheila M. Watson Terrence R. Waugh Rodney M. and Gayla M. Webb Andrew L. and Jo Carol Wells Karen M. Wells The Wesley Foundation of SHSU Katharine M. West Johanna M. Whaley Whites Collision Repair Center, Inc. Keith R. and Terry S. Wienecke James A. and Jonnalea W. Wilkinson Maurice G. Wilkinson Alexandra K. Williams Bobby and Janet Williams Derrick B. Williams James E. and Catherine F. Williams Jerry R. and Mildred (Martin) Williams Larry C. and Nancy A. Williams Diane L. Wilson Larry J. and Donna F. Winkelmann Betsy A. Witt Wynn S. Wittmer Lawrence A. and Mary Wolfskill Julia A. Woods Sherrel O. and Julia C. Woods Marvin E. and Marcell A. Worthen David L. and Alice P. Worthington Jerome D. and Debra Wunderlich Christopher T. and Theresa M. Wyatt Marilyn A. and Russell L. Wylie David L. and Donna J. Zacharias Christopher M. Zall Carolyn F. Zaskoda William W. and Ellen T. Zedler Michael S. and Kari L. Zella Kelly K. Zinn

THE ANNIVERSARY SOCIETY The society recognizes donors who contribute at least one dollar for each year of the university’s existence during the past academic year.

On September 1, 2018, the minimum gift requirement for society listing increased one dollar to $140 for the university’s 140 years of service. $140 – $249 Anonymous Donor Niles J. and Courtney L. Abbott Cody A. Adams Donald L. and Adele Adams Frank D. and Rene` Adams Fred and Wendy Adams Gene Q. and Jeanine Adams Katie J. and Garrett Adams Mary Ella and Roland C. Adams Melinda and Frank A. Adams Randal L. Adams Richard L. and Gaylen Adams Robert D. Adams Joseph Agins Brandy B. and Murray A. Agnew Keith G. Ahee, Jr. Akin, Doherty, Klein & Feuge, P.C. Alamo City Performing Arts Association, Inc. Monica J. and Carl W. Albers Bobby E. and Janis Alexander Cynthia D. Allbright Kay J. Allbritton Jerry N. and Stefani J. Allen Linda J. Allen Brenda F. Anderson Rees Sherri L. and Edgar A. Anderson Jacel R. Angel-Andrews and Sammy Andrews Art D. Anthony Barbara and Ted Arnold Lezlie A. and Travis Askew ATO Alumni Association Rose M. Avalos Andia Azimi Wen T. Bai Thomas E. and Jobeth Bailey Wendell W. and Veronica M. Bailey - The Dons Organization Wesley L. and Marne E. (Frazier) Baird Brandon R. and Anne Marie M. Baker Robert C. and Lisa C. Baldwin Richard M. and Brenda E. Ballinger Dennis A. and Cynthia J. Balusek Wanda B. and David B. Bamberg April D. Bardwell Holly A. Barecky Wesley D. and Anne A. Barker Jeremy E. Barrett

James K. and Diane Barrum Bill and Patty Barry David A. and Julia K. Bartholomew Charles T. Bartosh James R. and Lisa Bates Bayou West Company Kay S. Beavers and Kevin Haney Dewayne and Marilyn Beckham Pamela B. and David E. Beers Stephen G. Bell and Connie J. Schaufelberger P. Mike Bendiksen Brandon S. and Melissa M. Bennett Brian K. Bennett and Sicily R. Pierce-Bennett R. Todd Bennett Terry L. and R. Todd Bennett M. Doug Berg Bethany R. Bernal Jesus S. Bernal Frank L. and Tanya Bertone Laura Lemon Biescar Bill Fick Ford Ralph H. and Sandra G. Blair Robert J. Blazek Stanley J. and Katherine R. Blinka Blanca E. Bloom Kathryn A. and Damon Bloom Michael J. and Jaqueline Bober Evelyn M. Bobo-White Linda G. Bone Kendra A. Bookman Donald N. and Eleitha J. Bowers Dennis G. and Judy Boyter Greg E. and Mary M. Breaux Mary C. Breen Robert L. and Kristen A. Brennan Toni Brent James E. and Ouida K. Briscoe Gene and Leslie Britton Robert L. and Mary Brock Neal D. Broome Curtiss and Suellen Brown David G. and Sheri Brown Kathleen S. Brown Kenneth L. and Karen Brown Larry D. and Kathleen M. Brown Lynn F. and Kay Brown Mark E. and Cheryl A. Brown

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Wayne H. Brown Valencia Browning Keen Rick A. and Sara D. Bruhn Mary E. and Bruno L. Brymm Buckalew Chevrolet Angela L. Buckner Richard A. Budach Samuel R. Burnes Jeffrey A. and Shelly S. Buuck Robert G. Caldwell Keith M. and Lisa M. Campbell Hongling Cao and Mingdong He Robert E. and Ann D. Cardwell Pamela D. Carey Patricia A. Cargill Timothy F. and Mary L. Carney Karen M. Carr Lucas R. Carroll William E. and Martha L. Carroll Nicholas A. Castaneda Randy H. Castle Chris M. and Kimberly (Parks) Caywood Rodney F. and Vivienne M. Chambless Paul B. Champion Bob and Anne Chapa Brian R. and Sandra Chapman Scott Chapman Lawrence Chappell Joe M. and Sarah F. Chase Joshua C. and Gayle S. Cheatham Jing F. and Xinqiong Chen Wei Chen Madhusudan and Abha Choudhary Colt M. Christian Kelsey M. Christian Ava L. Clark Adam and Mendy Clark Kenneth D. and Diane G. Clark James D. and Janet Clary Ronald M. and Kathy D. Cleere William T. and Gabriela Clemons James R. and Terry Coleman Clair E. Collins Brenda K. and Michael Colvin Community Bank & Trust Dennis D. and Kim E. Congdon Keith C. and Julie A. Conrad Sarah A. Conrad Marian C. Conrady Meredith L. Conrey Nicholas G. and Deirdre K. Constantine Richard Cook Tracy L. and David Cook M. Brandon Cooper Bonnie L. and Ronald Corbett Rebecca A. Covell Kemper B. and Tommye L. Crabb Chris J. and Chandra Cralle Aimee J. Crockett Suzanne M. and James Crow Mary E. Crowe Robert T. and Roxanne G. Cuevas Dennis A. and Paula J. Culak Kermit C. and Dorothy G. Cummings

Charles E. and Deborah J. Cupples Nancy Curnutt Stone Neal R. and Ttione G. Currie Gerald A. Curtis Stephanie C. and Mark Czeskleba Zachary F. and Minta C. Dahmann Ronald J. and Jill Daigle Ronald W. Danley Leonard R. and Mary Dannhaus Hung T. and Christie H. Dao Daughters of the American Revolution John D. Davis Michael G. Davis and Richard Kelley Michael H. and Cynthia A. Davis Michael R. and Debbie A. Davis Richard H. and Beth F. Davis Thomas E. and Jaime A. Davis John M. de Castro and Carolyn Cash Henry W. and Donna Dedek Leroy J. and Carole W. Delk Zachary B. Depine Donna M. Desforges James R. and Ruth A. DeShaw Michael H. Dessent Larissa R. Dieterich Scott A. and Jamie M. Dietrich Yvonne E. Dobey Barbara A. Doleshal Zachary and Brandy G. Doleshal Elise C. Dollar Patrick M. and Brenda S. Doyle William L. and Cynthia A. Drake Jerry L. and Jeanne E. Driver Patricia A. Driver Sandra DuBose Jo Ann Duffy Dulevitz and Strother Families Jimmie D. and Sandra L. Dunaway Joe W. and Cindy Dunlap Jason R. and Brandi M. Dunn Jennifer I. Edeogu David J. and Elaine A. Edwards Elkins Lake Womens Golf Association Jane and Larry A. Ellisor Michael G. and Heather Ellzey David E. and Linda L. Elmore ENGIE North America John M. and Michelle Engler Ciara S. and Micheal Eretie Sandra L. and Don S. Ericksen Phillip R. and Patricia (Musick) Estep Alan B. and Patricia Estes The Ethician Foundation Arthur D. and Yocasta Evans Gerald R. Eversole Catherine A. Ezzell Clinton W. and Becky L. Fancher Virginia K. Fanta Rhonda Fariss Stephanie Fariss and Paul Pendler James M. Farris

Fayette-Lavaca Family Medical Clinic Michael N. and Elisabeth Feinstein Susan M. Feldman James L. and Judy A. Ferguson William A. and Amy Fick Irven J. and Betty A. Finley Chantel B. and Jacob A. Finley Roy C. Finley Cathy A. and Dean R. Fishburn Richard A. and Donna O. Fitzpatrick Vicky S. and Harvey O. Fleisher Gregorio H. and Veronica Flores Rodney L. and Janet D. Folschinsky Dustin J. Foret Michael D. and Kim Foster James A. and Lisa D. Freeman Ann (Hill) Froelich and Wayne Froelich Fulshear Animal Hospital Daphne K. and Ronald D. Fulton Scotty G. and Charles B. Fuqua David T. Gaines Frank G. and Ann Galassi Teresa Gallagher-Bell Joseph R. Gallo Laverne L. and Eduardo Garcia Penny A. Garcia Ricky B. Gast Mariella Gattini GE Foundation Matching Gifts Program Jurg and Wanda Gerber Anthony B. and Bethany J. Giarratano Mary Laura Gibbs Bruce D. and Margaret Gillikin Timothy C. Gilstrap Robert L. Glaiser Danny W. and Debra J. Glaze Ronald E. and Linda K. Goerdel Clifford F. and Suzanne Goff Scott L. Golightly Amy M. Good James G. and Kay E. Goodrum Craig S. and Lien-Huong T. Goralski Rodney E. Goss Jennifer L. and Andy Graves Peggy L. and Bruce Graving Janet and Bill Green Lynnea A. Green Zachary A. and Mallory P. Greer Alton W. Griffin Dana W. and Becky Griffin David and Haley Grimes Shane C. Grivich Donna C. and Donald L. Grogg Dustin E. Gross Roy M. and Angela Gross Norman D. and Zerlene A. Gruenzner John C. Gruesser Charles F. and Norma J. Guinn Christi L. and Kyle L. Gully Kurt R. and Jeanne G. Gustafson Paul E. and Michelle Gutowsky D. Allison Habada

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Linda G. and Richard G. Haehner Donovan C. and Rachell L. Haines Avis F. Halbert James H. Halbison James T. Hale III Michael A. and Jill (Turner) Hall Patricia D. and Curtis Hall H. Ted Hamblen III Sarah T. Hammond Janet F. and Warren T. Hankammer Deborah C. Hanson Aaron C. and Maria Harbaugh Casey E. Harbich and Ryan Mitchell Michael K. and Dotty K. Hare Ellette K. Harold Jerry D. and Patsy E. Harper Roy P. and Connie S. Harper Chris and Susan R. Harte Evelyn Hasouris-Turner and Rodney J. Turner Jerry M. and Ann C. Hawkins Garry D. and Courtney K. Hayden Lynda L. Haynes Paul D. and Rebecca Head Shirley M. and Jack A. Hearne Barbara J. and Theodore H. Heinsohn Dennis R. and Estelle W. Hejtmancik Mary C. Helgren Karen F. and Jack L. Helmcamp Frank and Cassy D. Henderson Gale A. and Roy H. Henderson Jerry R. Henderson Brian E. and Lisa M. Henson Esther Herklotz Keith and Caryn Hermes Thomas M. and Debra K. Herring Albert E. and Diane Hervey Kenneth D. and Gena V. (Parrish) Hestand Bradley D. and Carrie L. Hildebrandt Dorothy K. Hilley Ovidio and Mireida Hinojosa Keith Hinze Robert J. and Karen Y. Hlavinka Megan L. Hobbs-Barrett and Daniel W. Barrett Lawrence N. and Linda L. Hodges J. Felder and Debra W. Hogan Stephannie P. Holcomb-Jones Rodney Hollas Keith L. and Claudia Hollis Robert L. and Cynthia J. Holloway Thomas H. and Lisa Holloway Linda G. and Thomas C. Holt Home Health Care of Huntsville Alexandra M. Hon Larry T. and Martha J. Hoover Kim and Judy Hope Kyley R. Houck Houston Galveston Area Council Jacob P. Hoyt Christopher W. Hudec Patricia J. Hudgins Vol. 21

Michael E. and Kimberly K. Hudson Donald P. Huey E. Brent and Victoria Hughes Karen B. and William H. Hulsey Kristin and Justin Humphrey Harry L. Hunt Jackson B. Hutson Frances G. Jackson Thomas E. Jagielski James W. and Crystal L. Janczak Monalisa W. and Marvin L. Jiles Aundrea L. Johnson Cassius L. and Nicole Johnson Christopher W. and Cheryl A. Johnson Darrell D. and Kimber L. (Kittler) Johnson Patricia A. Johnson Roger D. and Andrea Johnson Samuel P. and Patricia D. Johnson Myles D. and Susan C. Jones Carla Hays Jones-Batka and William J. Batka Jestin J. and Cheryl A. Junek Ronnie J. and Patricia M. Kallus Alexander and Calicia D. Kampf Toby Kamps David R. and Kathleen E. Kankel Myron S. and Joanna D. Karner Marcus W. and Jessica Keeling Carol Land Metcalf Kellum James P. and Natalie M. Kelly Richard C. and Beth Kelpen Jerry W. and Cindy Kempenski Peter K. Kempter and Peggy A. DeMers Andrea D. Kendrick Jeana S. and Jefferson H. Kendrick Forrest L. Kennedy, Jr. Kathy G. Kernek Patrick E. Keszler Mauriello D. and Peggy Kieke Paul R. and Cynthia A. Kimmel Kinder Morgan Foundation Matching Gift Program Cory A. and Laureen Kinney Kelly Kirby Ryan W. and Karissa J. Kleiber Carl H. and Kennetha D. Kleimann Janet S. and Taylor S. Klett Patricia L. Kline Maury K. and Evelyn H. Knape Michael L. and Meghan L. Kneese Van C. and Lynn Knox Jessie Petrich Kokemor Rise R. and Chris Konarik Kone Construction Inc. Paul M. and Tina M. Kone Ashley N. Koonce Glenda J. Kramer Buddy and Judy Krizan Peter J. and Elizabeth H. Kucera Matthew A. Kuhlman Richard and Parlet M. Kunz

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Sidney E. and Jenny L. Kuykendall Charlotte M. and Dale Lafley Caryl G. Lancaster Jason P. and Veronica Landon Forrest C. Lane Jacqueline M. and Gary S. Lane Janice P. and Ronald L. Lange James A. Langley Jerry S. and Barbara S. Larrison Robert T. and Connie B. LaRue Christopher D. Lasiter Lee A. and Brian C. Lawrence Osborne C. and Marjorie Lawrence William H. and Patricia A. Lawrence Lyndsey N. Lay Jennifer M. and Alan Lazarow Brian F. and Eloise J. Lee Gilbert R. Lee and Jimmie S. Sandles-Lee Judith H. and Ronald G. LeFan Zachary J. Leger Robert H. Lewe Michael R. and Sally K. Lewis Rebecca J. Lewis Sheila A. and Jimmy Lewis Diane E. Liggio Martin and John Martin Rashonner M. Lillie Courtney D. (Mach) and Bryan R. Lindsey Grace E. and Robert J. Littlefield Paige L. and Brian M. Loft Cheryl Loftin Jerry F. and Susan H. Logan Jean H. and Joe Long Richard B. and Freda G. Lovell Michelle Lucas Paul R. and Martha S. Lucas Earl H. Luce Wilbur M. and Susan Luce Debara J. Ludwig The Lundbergs Bert E. and Susan W. Lyle Mary A. Lynch LyondellBasell Industries William B. and Linda Madeira Stephen D. and Angela K. Madeley Charles E. Maerz Charles E. Mahaffey Sedric O. Malone Robert M. Maninger and Edith C. Wells Arthur T. and Susan I. Mann Craig S. and Susan G. Marcantel Seth D. Marcon Forrest Z. Marler Edelia Marr Victor J. and Marilyn S. Marsico George S. and Julia M. Martin Michael G. and Jennifer L. Martin Robert G. Martin Dalhia L. Martinez Javier M. and Jo B. Martinez Roy J. Mata Steve D. and Theresa Matchett

Derek and Sheila A. Matthys Lauren E. and Shannon G. May James O. Mayes, Jr. Allison L. and Joel M. Mayhugh Julie A. McAdams Seth T. McAdow Martin “Marty” R. McCoy, III Gregg D. and Sarah McDonald Joanie E. and Adam McFarland William J. McGonagle and Lee Ann Harvel McGonagle Carolyn McGuire Gregory N. and Irma McInnis Paul McKelvey Doris L. and Jeremy McKissack Lindsey R. and Christian McPherson John L. and Betty Lee McSpadden Gary W. and Pamela McSweeney William B. McWhorter Kenneth D. Meador Royce L. Meadows Melissa L. Mednicov Michelle I. and Kyle Meers Ronald D. and Gloria B. Mercer Microsoft Damon J. Miles Raymond M. and Melinda S. Miller Rowland S. Miller Greg and Kristy A. Mills Bedford M. and Jennifer M. Mitchell Amy L. Moak Kevin T. and Nicole K. Mohr Yiu W. and Amanda W. Mok Ellen E. Moltz Anna F. Moore Bennie D. and Jaroy Moore Bryce C. and Rebecca Moore Joseph P. and Wanda R. Moore Rosetta and James C. Moore Mary Livingston Moorman Megan K. Moran Aaron D. and Samantha D. Morgenroth Edward M. Morin and Patricia K. Ramsay James A. and Karen Morrow William C. and Susie Mullins Cathy R. and Steven Mullis Christina S. Munnings Ann C. Murray Kale K. and Krista M. Murray Kerry G. and Anna Murray Douglas L. and Angela R. Musgrove Michael V. Musters Susan R. Myers Michael F. Narcowich Carroll F. Nardone Kirby L. and Rae P. Nash Jason M. and Lisa H. Neal Robert B. Nelson Thien B. Nguyen Ardene L. Nichols Colt W. Nichols and Kinsey Burch-Nichols Leslie A. Nixon Roy L. and Linda M. Norrell Taylor L. Oden Fisher Catherine M. Okuma

Mark E. and Zenaida Olson Nicholas B. Olsson Edward E. and Mabel Oronsaye Theodore R. and Genevieve A. Orr Lindsey R. and Erin I. Orrick Timothy A. and Dorothy Ann (Shelton) Otte Eric D. Owen Vicki L. and Paul R. Owen Minnie L. (Pinkie) Page Helen R. and Joseph H. Park Homer E. and Brenda J. Parker Kathye and George Parma William L. Parten Gradylene J. Pate Tyler Z. Patek Lyndsay E. Patricio Stephen E. and Angeline E. Pavlicek Natalie C. and Russell Payne Recayi Pecen Carol Peeples Christopher M. Perez Pamela Perkins Stephen J. Perkins Terry L. and Douglas Perkins Charles S. Perrone and Rose Boatcallie Perrone Frederick P. and Janet Perry Christina Peters J. E. “Pete” and Sally Peters Sammie H. Phelps Richard E. and Lena M. Pickett Nancy A. Pinkerton Clarence E. and Cindy B. Pipes Vickie Stanton Porter Patsy R. Posey Joe M. and Donna L. Powell Walter J. and Nelwyn M. Powell Doris C. Powell-Pratt Matthew K. Powledge John R. and Candace F. Prater Thomas W. Prentice Debra P. Price Rebecca A. and Craig B. Price Mary A. Prior Michael H. and Lori K. Proctor Louise I. and Larry T. Pruett Jaclyn M. Putt Jessica I. Quintanilla Asa J. Ratliff Gary R. and Peggy H. Ratliff Kenneth A. and Jessica Ray William J. and Julia L. Reavis Deann K. Redmon Loria A. Reece Carol A. Reed Dennis D. and Patsy Ann Reed Ralph G. and Debra L. Reeder Brenda F. Anderson Rees Jack E. and Kelley S. Reeves Dianne (Muller) and Thomas Matthew Reiff Reliable Parts Company Lawrence B. and Wendy H. Rennell George D. and Betty C. Reynolds John T. and Fay L. Reynolds Joseph A. and Brandalyn Richards Paul D. and Jana W. Richie

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Stephen C. and Evelyn S. Richter Kenneth R. and Velva A. Riddle Karl F. and Donna R. Rieger Dorothy K. Rigsby Don R. and Laura M. Ripple James R. and Jean Ritter Roger E. and Mary L. Rivet Rachel M. Robare Eric L. Roberts III Lisa Robertson Charles A. Robinson Rock’n G Trucking Megan N. Rodriguez Rhonda M. Rodriguez Richard A. Rodriguez Patrick J. Rogers Greg J. and Candace J. Romeo Sarah H. and Steven Romero Daniel A. and Pamela M. Rosales Joe A. Rosalez Annetta L. and Richard S. Rose Shirley E. Rose Peter H. Roussel Larry D. Routh William T. Rowland Louis P. and Judy C. Rubino Brandi J. Rudel Manny and Debbie Ruiz Stewart D. and Michelle D. Russell Richard L. and Christine Rydzeski S & S Pipe and Supply, Inc. Noemi and Jose D. Salinas Joel L. and Janet A. Salmons Jerry A. and June “Sam” Shaw Sandel Joel N. and Romi L. Sandel James E. Sandles Samuel F. Santana Glynis A. Sawyer Joseph S. Schaaf Milana J. Schaer Rachel M. Scherer Laura A. (Steele) and David Schlothauer Bonnie L. Schroeder Eric C. and Julie A. Schwab Shanell N. Scott William T. Seaman James B. and Johnette Seltzer Arthur M. and Juvilen Semein Darren W. and Natalie A. Seymour Narasimha K. Shashidhar Stephen D. Shelton Margaret A. Shepherd Frank Shifflet, Jr. Mark D. and Kristin L. Shoemaker Jane L. and Wallace T. Shook Nancy A. Shropshire Gloria T. Sidney Eloria Simon-Campbell Sean D. and Kourtnie D. Simpson William D. and Madeline J. Simpson Melissa L. Sims Michael D. and Heather Singleton Joe and Betty J. (Dickie) Skelton

J. Stanley and Linda F. Skidmore William A. and Tracy Skinner Pamela F. Slagle Caleb C. Smidt and Brenna (Byler) Smidt Angela R. Smith David P. and Wendy D. Smith Fuller C. Smith Helen and Gary Smith Joe D. and Tina K. Smith Michael R. and Megan Smith Phillip D. and Andrea Smith Suzette K. and Doug Smith Zenna Smith, Ph.D. Autumn J. Smith-Herron and Joe D. Herron Ronny J. and Angelia Snow Robert M. Snyder Calvin J. and Carol B. Sommer Virginia E. Sowell Noah D. and Tamara L. (Fikac) Spiegel Christopher S. Spiller Kourtney M. Spriggins Marjetta F. and Charles R. Spriggs Jeff A. and Kay T. Springer Thomas N. and Diana Sprott Mystique N. and Dayne St. Hill Wendy J. Stackel Angela C. Stampes Vicki S. and Richard H. Stanfield Christopher D. and Renee’ L. (Awalt) Starns Kenneth I. Starr Pamela R. Stelly Bobby L. and Louanne B. Steph Valerie A. and Reggie L. Stern Homer G. and Martha B. Stevens Sandra K. Stewart Julie A. Stone Cortez and A. J. Cortez Jerry D. Stovall, Jr. Darrell L. and Brenda A. Streater Cynthia S. and Gregory N. Strickland Ricky M. and D’Ann Stripling Barry G. and Wendy L. Stubbs Andrew T. Sullivan Michael J. and Heather J. Sullivan Svadlenak See & Co Chun P. Tam Yonggang Tao and Min Shen C. Dennis and Beth Tarpley Brian and Susan Tave Angie G. Taylor Brooks P. and Nona M. (Duree) Taylor Jarrod E. Taylor Jesse B. Taylor, Jr. Wilma J. Templeton Sorin Teodorescu Texas Shoreline Properties Adam W. and Kelsey Thibodeaux Terry M. and Paula A. Thibodeaux Heather V. Thielemann Curtis Thomas Doris H. Thompson

Monica L. Thompson Guidry and Henry Guidry John J. and Eileen Thrash Kevin M. and Nicole L. Thurston Robert C. and Shirley R. Todd Tallula and Walter D. Toronjo Claude H. and Lillian A. Townsend Dennis L. and Marcia Townsend Donald C. and Pat Tracy Lorynda L. and Brian K. Travis Joe C. and Sydney Traylor Dimitri L. and Richard K. Tubbs Sally R. Turlington Anthony X. and Chellcy Turner David and Laura Turner Fredrick G. Turner, Jr. William B. and Nilah Turner Tonya L. Twilla Philip M. Urso Jerry N. and Linda L. Ursprung Kathleen M. Utecht Alvaro Valdez and Sue Bertoleit-Valdez Joe M. and Jeanette VanDyke Alta M. and Rodrick Vann Cihan and Hacer Varol Jo Ann and Kenneth D. Vasina Ted R. Vaughan William Cory and Donna J. Vincent Jon K. Vinson Jennifer N. and Derek Vizena Matthew S. and Lindsay K. Vodehnal Hillary E. and Arthur Volkmann Douglas W. and Rosalie Volkmer Gerhard W. and Nancy K. Votteler Stell and Louise P. Waldrop Jacob P. Walker Michael J. and Paula Walker Chris W. Waller Robert L. and Deborah J. Walton Harrison S. Wang Tao Wang Whitney P. and Devin Ward Shannon D. and Patrick W. Ware Janis A. Warner Blake A. and Robin L. Warren William J. Wasko and Susan B. Brown Bobby R. and Betty A. Watkins Helen A. and Richard K. Watkins James S. Watson and Diane Dowdey Johnny A. Watson Deborah Black Watt Brian C. Weaver Linda J. and David S. Webster Mingkui Wei Miguel Weinstein Truman Welch Kevin M. Wells William M. Wells Lisa Wesneski Johnny D. West Calvin H. and Lisa A. Westcott Beau E. and Rachel White

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Joan and Carl White John R. and Paula M. White Linda L. and John C. White Paula A. White Karen White-Martin Robert H. and Yvonne Whitmarsh Paul D. Whitmire Karen L. and Neal R. Whitney Michael W. and Holly Whitten David B. and Lori A. Whittington Cynthia M. Wiesner Brandon J. Wiley Christopher and Mary L. Williams Franklin D. and Martha A. Williams Jo Rae Wilson Williams Linda L. Williams Steven R. Williams John M. and Melissa A. Williamson Ernest L. Wilson Lawrence P. and Jill Wilson William E. and Gail Wilson Woody and Karla J. Winfield Heath D. Winkelmann Joshua T. Winkelmann Marjorie R. and Chris Wise Sammy Wisnieski Amanda R. and Nicholas B. Withers Kenneth R. and Georgetta M. Wood Warren R. Wood John L. and Cheryl Woodward Angeline M. and Chris D. Woolbright Jennifer R. Wright-Gremillion Patsy Wuensche Gary L. and Wanda M. (King) Yancey John M. and Rachel N. Yarabeck Marla Yepez James A. and Mary N. Young Rhonda Youngblood Patrick A. and Lavonne C. Zaiontz Gregory Zepeda Bing Zhou Nathan C. and Carolyn Zibilski Samantha I. Zimmer

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TRIBUTE GIFTS Tribute gifts honor those who made a lasting impact on others.

Ilona Petrikovics

Christopher D. and Renee’ L. (Awalt) Starns

David G. Moorman

B. Carol Smith

David W. and Christie L. Moorman Ernest D. and Tracy M. Roder Christopher L. and Meggan E. Thompson

E. Murray Smither

Masoud Kazemzadeh

Stephanie Fariss and Paul Pendler Judy S. Flanagan Mike and Carol Hart Steve D. and Theresa Matchett Pamela A. Millsap Janet D. Northcutt James and Carol R. Parsley Carol Peeples Melvin and Susan Sherrouse Jeff and Toni Slepak Sheila M. Watson Scott and Amanda Wiesenborn Tamara V. Willer

Roland E. Black

Stephanie A. Fors

Mary L. Bartlett William A. Bartlett

Logan Bennett-Lyons Phillip M. Lyons and Eric C. Bennett

Dan R. Beto Jurg and Wanda Gerber

Robert E. Biles

Shannon M. Dekat

W. Mac and Leanne G. Woodward

Thomas M. Camfield

Charles M. Friel

Donna M. and Robert J. Slott

Phillip M. Lyons and Eric C. Bennett Ling Ren Kenneth F. and Victoria B. Titterington Solomon Zhao

Adrian B. and Patricia H. Cooley

James F. Gaertner

Rickey B. and Julie R. Campbell

Charles R. Carlow

Cynthia E. (Cooley) and Thomas G. Trott

Janice P. and Ronald L. Lange

Barbara G. Corbin

Beth R. Glasshoff

Matthew and Judy McInturf

Angela R. Smith

Edwin S. Davis

Brenda D. Gray

Robert E. and Ann D. Cardwell

Donna G. McRoberts

Richard F. Eglsaer

William B. Green

Alec Smith

R. Leenette Wilke

Rhonda L. Ellisor

Cecil R. Hallum

Gene Marshall

Greg and Melinda A. Holt

Jack O. Fariss

Carlene M. Henderson

Jennifer L. Alexander David Ammons Laura Anson Stephanie S. Cordes Bill Coulter Michael R. and Debbie A. Davis Teresa E. Dinning Rhonda Fariss Stephanie Fariss and Paul Pendler Renee Fillingim Judy S. Flanagan Mike and Carol Hart John Owens and Tessie Johnson Steve D. and Theresa Matchett Pamela A. Millsap Janet D. Northcutt James and Carol R. Parsley Carol Peeples Mary A. Prior Cathy F. and Walter Rudzinski Melvin and Susan Sherrouse Jeff and Toni Slepak Sheila M. Watson Scott and Amanda Wiesenborn Tamara V. Willer

Nancy Stockall

Pat H. Fariss

Sharon A. Lynch

Jennifer L. Alexander Laura Anson Stephanie S. Cordes Bill Coulter Michael R. and Debbie A. Davis Rhonda Fariss

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Roland K. Hendricks Texas Dow Employees Credit Union

Dana G. Hoyt J. Carlos and Lupita M. Hernandez Frank R. and Maria A. Holmes Bobby and Janet Williams

Stanley F. Kelley Megan K. Loveless Matthew S. and Lindsay K. Vodehnal Beau E. and Rachel White Lawrence A. and Mary Wolfskill

Bobby Lane Rachel E. and Kurt Bubela Dwayne and Aimee V. Pavelock Ina B. Shireman Lawrence A. and Mary Wolfskill

Marcus A. Luttrell State Farm Companies Foundation John S. and Elizabeth A. Adkins

Robert E. and Ann D. Cardwell

Jimmy N. Merchant Peggy C. Holzweiss Doris C. Powell-Pratt

Denis R. Anderson George H. Zwicker

Matthew and Judy McInturf

Anthony K. Antwi Patrick E. and Felicia Antwi

John K. and Ann H. Smither

Guinn H. Murray Goldman, Sachs & Co. Wyatt J. and Jennifer L. Powell

IN HONOR OF

IN MEMORY OF

Victor E. and Judith L. Sower

Milana J. Schaer

Anjuan and Aneika L. Simmons Kathleen M. Utecht Janis A. Warner Pamela J. and Charles M. Zelbst

Mark D. Newell

Jason W. Stachey

James R. Murry, Jr.

Karen K. and Mark D. Newell Shell Oil Company Foundation

Jason R. Ingram Jamaal E. and Amy D. Payne

Mary S. Nichter

James A. Stevens, Jr.

Melody J. Dirk Laura I. Hodges Sheryl Anne Serres

Emily N. Oe Yvonne Garza-Chaves

James S. Olson Joseph L. and Carolyn Michaud

Ruth Lynn Parker Edgar B. Smith

Samuel T. Pitt James R. and Katherine M. Pitt Silicon Labs Matching Grant Program

Wyatt J. Powell Greater Houston Builders Association

Georgia Ragsdale John R. and Judith A. Ragsdale

Laura Ragsdale John R. and Judith A. Ragsdale

Edgar A. and Carolyn L. Reeves Randal A. and Cynthia A. Reeves State Farm Companies Foundation

Linden E. Reid Sue W. O’Neal

Valerie P. Richards Amanda R. Crowley

Larry D. Routh Craig T. and Sara E. Brossman Richard F. Eglsaer Ronald E. Shields and Renee Thompson

Mark C. and Missy Adams Christopher J. and Kathryn J. Ainsworth Michael V. Alcantar Chester Bammel Terry A. and Michelle L. Blaylock Jurden E. Bruce Steven A. and Kathey Frey Jose I. and Amanda B. Garcia Victor A. Garcia Frances M. and Richard L. Gattis Lee Klasing Robert H. Koog Jing Liu Mark J. and Jamie L. McMurray Paige M. Moore Fnu Nabeelah Azam Natalie C. and Russell Payne Charles M. Pursley Kenneth A. and Jessica Ray Julian P. Robinson Blake W. Shockley Rachel Shorter Jeremy A. and Stephanie M. Smith Lisa J. Tatom Brian M. and Stacy L. Tipton Norma E. and Victor M. Vazquez Cody R. Willard Katherine Willard

James A. Surls John K. and Ann H. Smither

James W. Tiller ExxonMobil Foundation - Educational Matching Gift Program John B. Strait and Ava R. Fujimoto-Strait Christopher M. and Sandra K. Schulz

Victoria B. Titterington

Brandon R. Ashley Janet M. Alvarez Jeremiah Asaka LaQuana N. Askew Lloyd D. and Ana M. Dragoo Melina K. Gilbert Christopher and Debra K. McCall Alisia C. McDonald Dr. Calissia T. Tasby

Alvis M. Autrey Linda C. and Duane I. Lovaas

Eric A. Avila Kenneth W. and Janet S. Smith

John J. Baggett August P. Ciriello

Charlie Bailey Pamela Perkins

Judy Ball-Kuesel Randy D. and Trisha S. Pollard

Loretta Barker James A. Barker

W.H. “Buddy” and Loretta Barker James A. Barker

Sam R. Barnes Daniel T. M. Barnes

Robyn L. Barrum Chris A. Garrett Sammie H. Phelps

James Dennis Bazan Anthony and Sherri Bazan Patrick M. and Brenda S. Doyle Michael W. and Holly Whitten James A. and Jonnalea W. Wilkinson

Sandra Y. Beckham Jack and Susan Beckham, Jr.

Richard P. Bell, Sr. Patsy R. Silva

Napoleon C. Reyes and Victoria Galupo-Reyes

Ray A. and Edna Barrett Benge

Luke A. Turner Lee A. and Gerri Turner

Walter H. and Minnie (Sams) Bennett

Brian H. and Kristi Schumann

Michelle R. Ward

Walter H. and Cynthia A. Bennett Herbert H. and Betty R. O’Quinn

Carol A. Shaw

Kathy Latz Patrick and Harriet H. McHale

Shane R. Bennett

Michael L. Schulze Miles L. and Gaynelle B. Schulze

Herbert B. Schumann

Gloria G. Buchanan George C. and Frances J. Holewyne Cecelia P. Marquart

Sonny Sikes Jacel R. Angel-Andrews and Sammy Andrews Reymundo Consemiu Leroy J. and Carole W. Delk HBI Office Solutions, Inc. James R. and Melissa A. Hodges Errington M. and Nancy L. Holt Bobby and Pam Lane Willie M. Little Terry M. and Carmen D. Peek Gail Raines

Laverne Warner John E. and Diana K. Nabors

W. Mac and Leanne G. Woodward The Daughters of the Republic of Texas

R. Michael Yawn W. Mac and Leanne G. Woodward

Kay Benge Serafin and Jeff Miller

Wei Chen

Olaf and Agnes Berg M. Doug Berg

Ruby Berger Bradley J. and Kay M. Schielack Ronald B. and Bonnie Schielack

George J. Beto Dan R. and Donna L. Beto Marilyn K. Beto Synamynn L. and Dustin Lorance Qian Yang

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James B. Bexley

Calvin Brooks, Jr.

Laurence L. Corley, Sr.

Max A. Fariss

Fred Gibson

Akin, Doherty, Klein & Feuge, P.C. Amegy Bank N.A. Darlene K. Andrews Gilbert D. Barker Daniel T. M. Barnes BCC USA Brenham National Bank Citizens Bank Community Bank & Trust Community National Bank & Trust Christina Corona Deupree and Associates, LLC Dippel & Alfred Interests Tieman H. and Katherine W. Dippel First Financial Bankshares Inc. First National Bank - Trinity First National Bank Texas Jeffrey M. and Jane Ann Fleming Frost National Bank Tracey E. and Micheal Garza Independent Bankers Association of Texas Erin S. Kelly R. Dean and Betty A. Lewis Lovelady State Bank Ana L. Maiorano George and Kathryn Martinez Cynthia L. McBride Moody Bank Philip W. Morris Mitchell J. Muehsam Risk Management Association Manny and Debbie Ruiz Brendan J. and Katie T. Samuels Victor E. and Judith L. Sower Texas Bankers Association Texas Chapter of the Risk Management Association Texas Country Bancshares, Inc. Christopher L. and Meggan E. Thompson Terry and Cindy R. Truax Garrett W. Valis David P. and Jill L. Vaughan Laverne Warner

Trina M. Silva

Kimberly J. Sutton

Stephanie Fariss and Paul Pendler

J. Carlos and Lupita M. Hernandez

Thomas Lynn Broussard

Stacy L. Countz

Harold F. Foerster

Helen Cochran Gilliland

Ashley N. Koonce

Tara M. Armstrong Monique Rodriguez Billy J. and Sabrina C. Rowley

Carrie A. Belsito

Linda L. Krenek

Darlene K. Andrews Laura K. Burleson David R. and Joan E. Hudson Laverne Warner WCA Waste Corporation Patsy Wuensche

Sally (Johnson) Craycraft

Celia and Ed Franklin

Ann (Hill) Froelich and Wayne Froelich Kara (Froelich) and Carl E. Pittman

Judy R. Koehl

Michael R. Crook

Judy R. Koehl

Frank E. Bielec, Jr. Darlene K. Andrews

John R. Birkner Philip J. and Jennifer A. Hathaway

Deborah F. Bliese

H. Dale Brown Darlene K. Andrews Clifton D. Beene Jo L. Bennett Joseph W. and Libby Croft Hometown Realty

Robertson Thomas Bruce Darlene K. Andrews

William T. and Bailee R. Byler Jacel R. Angel-Andrews and Sammy Andrews Amanda L. Fuller Kenneth W. and Sarah N. Goines J. D. Hebert Memorial Scholarship Georgana H. and David Marek Jason and Charlene McWilliams Edgar A. and Carolyn L. Reeves Randal A. and Cynthia A. Reeves Caroline B. and James G. Rickaway Roy C. and Susie Schubert Eric C. and Julie A. Schwab State Farm Companies Foundation

Susan L. Canfield Wynne Friends of Susan Canfield

Ronald W. Carelock Don W. Carelock Lois J. Carelock

James D. Carey Joyce E. and Gene Holmes Pamela Perkins

Jason K. Carson Gregg and Becky Carson

Robert L. Case Kendra A. Bookman Jennifer J. Didier Mindy and Gary L. Oden Emily A. Roper Matthew C. and Stacy L. Wagner Ryan K. Zapalac

Henry O. Crawford, Sr.

Darlene K. Andrews

Mary B. Crump Tony Boutte

Elsie L. Czerwinski Darlene K. Andrews Arlene J. Armata Henry W. and Donna Dedek

Robert H. Dana Mark J. (Joe) Milliet Milana J. Schaer

David D. Davenport Joy Cavazos

Rolando V. del Carmen Shihlung Huang Sarah H. and Steven Romero Kenneth F. and Victoria B. Titterington Michael S. and Tzu-Hsiu N. Vaughn Yan Zhang Solomon Zhao

Mary L. DeShazo Alpha Lambda Delta

Shane Thomas Detwiler Shane Detwiler Foundation Veronica D. Hoff

Wilfred O. Dietrich Daughters of the American Revolution, The Captain Jabez Deming Chapter

Frank Q. Dobbs

Russell P. and Linda V. Bliese Susan Phillips

J. A. and Ruth (King) Chandler

Reba (Baldwin) Bock

Ann (Morgan) Christian

Chevron Phillips Chemical Company, LP Michael Austin and Rebecca D. Gay Sarah M. Hagler Charlotte Jackson Carroll F. Nardone Ann E. and Gene L. Theodori

Lucrecia A. and James E. Burnett Amanda L. and Damon D. Burris Mary L. and Barry J. Golden

Randall Doss

N. Reed Clark

Patsy R. Silva

Victoria (Fauth) Bongard

George L. and Nell P. Clyburn

Judy R. Koehl

Laura and Brad McWilliams

Elliott T. Bowers

Cynthia J. Coalson

Dennis A. and Cynthia J. Balusek

Joy A. Coalson

Edward E. and Maudie (Gerald) Boyd

Joan L. Coffey

Jacob R. and Lucrecia K. Chandler

Bill and Ann Peace

Holly D. Arnold Mary N. Church Church Services, Inc.

Jim E. and Gay L. Gilmore

Evelyn A. Dowdy Terriss C. Dyer Michael H. and Lori K. Proctor

Beulah N. East Kathleen M. Utecht

Marjorie (Milliet) Eglsaer

Bruce and LaJuan (DeHaven) Boyd Thomas Brian and Mary Rebecca (Nobles) Boyd State Farm Companies Foundation

Edward C. Coffey A. Raymond and Susan Kehm James E. Knox Ann C. Murray Linda L. and John C. White

Richard F. Eglsaer Judy R. Koehl Michael P. and Carolyn M. Meegan Wayne C. and Vicki A. Prentice Milana J. Schaer St. Mark’s Class of 2021 and Amy Pool

Michael Bradley

Marcus D. Colvin

Junius F. Estill

Pamela Perkins

Carol A. Colvin

Robert E. and Susan K. Estill

Horace R. Brock

Margaret Ann (King) Conwell

Mary Sexton Estill

Darlene K. Andrews

Judy R. Koehl

Robert E. and Susan K. Estill

James Everett Gilmore James A. and Paula Cox

Duncan C. Gimpel, Jr. Darlene K. Andrews

Patrick S. Glasgow Kristi R. and Rory L. Glasgow

Myrtle I. Franklin

Jared N. Grant Arica M. Castleberry Nicholas P. and Sherri D. Grant Amber D. Gregory Timothy and Angela Mullings William M. Wells

Thomas B. Frizzell B. Brian and Melodee Blalock

Michael Galbreth Gail Adler Cynthia K. and Martin F. Amorous Paolo and Surpik Angelini Jason and Lucy Barker Penelope A. Cerling Jereann H. Chaney CRC Sisters: Perrin, Lee-Ann, Allison, Shannon, Danielle, Samantha, Beja, and Kristin Peter Cohen and Jeff Sposato Michael H. Dessent The Fairbanks Family Joshua Fischer and Maggie Curnutte Fizer, Beck, Webster, Bentley & Scroggins Anne Furse William and Julie Galbreth David and Karen Gorlaski Belinda Graves and Tara Taylor Sue Graze Alison de Lima Greene JoAnn Grisanti Michael H. Henderson Terry Hurley and Van Ngo Frank G. and Deborah Y. Jones Toby Kamps Rhonda Kiest Iva Kinnaird Sheryl L. Kolasinski Doug Lawing Elizabeth K. McFarland J.T. Oldham Cynthia Paschal Norman T. and Sarah C. Reynolds Beverly Robinson Joann G. Robinson Shirley E. Rose Larry and Mary Rosenberg Penelope Ross, Karen Eisele, Jane Honovich, Michelle Matthews Sawyer Studio, LLC Ronald E. Shields and Renee Thompson Jeffrey J. Skarda Kim Steinhagen and the Lamar University Public Art Committee Frances C. Stephens Vikki Vaughan and Bob Easter Troy Woods and Patty Henry Brandon Zech and Emily Chambers

Lieutenant Colonel Joel D. Garcia USA (Ret.)

James A. Grossie Darlene K. Andrews

Michael K. Haley Jerry R. and Mildred (Martin) Williams

Lela O. Hall Charles E. and Joy J. Hall

James F. Hanscom Darlene K. Andrews Robert L. and Toni C. Bruner The Montague Family Kelly and Kay Ritch

Darrin Harmon Roger B. Seemion, Sr.

William R. “Billy” Harrell Herbert B. and Laura Schumann Lawrence A. and Mary Wolfskill

Judith L. Harris Peter H. Roussel

Kelly E. Harris Rebecca A. and Craig B. Price

Sara A. Hart Cecelia P. Marquart

Jeff Lee Harwell Gregory H. and Linda G. Carrington John P. and Joy L. Fulton Bradley S. and Katie L. Harris

Donald E. Haude Rosemarie Frizzell

Patty Hill Dulevitz and Strother Families

Arleah L. Hillegeist Darlene K. Andrews

John Hilling Joy Cavazos

Edice Hines Stanley J. and April A. Shemak

Wendell W. and Veronica M. Bailey - The Dons Organization Michael H. and Cynthia A. Davis Kenneth W. and Sheri K. Wamble

Charles R. Hodges

Michael B. Garrett

John W. Holcombe

Joy Cavazos

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Ronald D. Johnson

Lelia McManus Fontenot

Jack C. Parker

Margaret Powell

Darlene K. Andrews

Bobby R. and Patricia D. Ezell

Betty R. Roberts

Stormey S. Jones

James McNutt

August P. Ciriello

Helen (Caldwell) Holm

Colon Earl Jordan, Sr.

Carol McNutt Bengston Vernon C. and Jennifer J. Henry

Frank R. and Maria A. Holmes Ruth Lynn Parker Kara (Froelich) and Carl E. Pittman Sam Houston University Foundation Edgar B. Smith Robert C. and Shirley R. Todd Gary L. and Pamela A. Whitlock W. Mac and Leanne G. Woodward

Ann Holm Ross

Yancey M. Holmes J. Carlos and Lupita M. Hernandez Frank R. and Maria A. Holmes James T. and Karyl R. Horn

Thomas J. Honeycutt Michael C. and Aniceta Edwards

Mary Jane Hood Joy Cavazos

Margaret S. Hopper Darlene K. Andrews Chevron Humankind Program COPAS, Inc Kermit C. and Dorothy G. Cummings Patricia D. and Curtis Hall Coleman A. and Joan Hightower R. D. Hopper Kenneth LaPaul Lillian O. Lester Augusta Joyce (Mitchell) McLaughlin Fred and Frances Mote Linda M. and M. T. O’Banion Jerry L. and Jeanette A. Prentice Jack B. and Betty J. Pursley

Percy Howard, Jr. DeAndra D. Mullins

Ronald G. Hren Joy Cavazos

Leotha Hudson Carla D. Jones

James A. Hughes Betty Hughes

John P. Hughes Misty E. Baumann Ronald D. Christ Joan M. Downey Robert G. and Patricia A. Evans Wilma McGrenera Brian J. and Denise P. Miles Rob Pelletier Construction, Inc. Deann K. Redmon John and Ann Strahley Texas Shoreline Properties

Rowdy J. Inman Mark A. and Amy Davis Richard H. and Beth F. Davis Robert E. and Maribel Penry Eric T. and Nancy R. Platzner Kenneth W. and Daralyn J. Schubert SHSU Military Science Alumni Club John H. Weidemeyer Sheppard H. and Anne Werlein Michael W. and Holly Whitten James A. and Jonnalea W. Wilkinson

Orville E. Jackson Rebecca L. Finley

Kenneth A. James, Jr. Michael H. and Cynthia A. Davis Rick Hanna Webb K. and Beverley L. Melder Kenneth W. and Sheri K. Wamble

Judy A. Jerabek Stacy H. Johnson

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William R. Powell

ExxonMobil Foundation - Educational Matching Gift Program Julie C. and Richard Payne

Thomasine W. Allen Joseph A. and Elizabeth Amato Ivette M. and Marcus L. Colvin Pecolia Y. and James Davis Sheila A. and Jimmy Lewis Borris L. Miles DeAndra D. Mullins Tricia S. Vincent Carnetta L. Washington Helen A. and Richard K. Watkins

Charlotte M. Parks

Joan Purdom

Darlene K. Andrews

Bobby R. and Patricia D. Ezell

Edward F. Pasket

James D. Ragsdale, Jr.

Catherine and James L. Harris

Juanita Diaz Arthur and Alicia Harris Mary C. Helgren Darlene V. and Jose M. Mendez Miguel Weinstein

Cecelia P. Marquart

Frances Brandau-Brown

Edward J. Koch

Jacklyn Merchant-Thompson

David E. Payne

Kim Y. (Elzy) Randolph

Mary G. Doddridge

Christopher and Debra K. McCall Doris C. Powell-Pratt

I. Robert Adams and Helena Halmari Adams Darlene K. Andrews Wesley D. and Anne A. Barker B. Brian and Melodee Blalock Robert L. and Toni C. Bruner Dr. Christie Cahill and Staff Robert E. and Paula L. Coons D. Joan and Paul M. Culp Richard F. Eglsaer Frank K. and Janet B. Fair James F. and Nancy C. Gaertner Paul E. and Anna L. Harbison Beverly J. Irby Doug and Julie A. Krenz James C. and Patricia A. Lanier R. Dean and Betty A. Lewis The Lundbergs Clint and Laura Mabey Bobby K. and Colleen M. Marks Nam Family William and Mary Ann Payne Family, Maralin Payne Bennett Roark S. and Cynthia L. Rohe Victor E. and Judith L. Sower Nikki Speer and Family Wayne L. and Diana K. Stockebrand

Reginald D. Randolph

Paul C. and Joan F. Jordan Sampson K. and Cynthia D. Jordan

William E. Jowell Sandra J. Cadwallader David G. Moorman Dwayne and Aimee V. Pavelock

Don Karrasch Gay W. Rod

Joe E. And Mary O. Kirk, Sr.

Barbara D. Koy

Mattie Bea (Prather) Medford Anne McGilvray & Co., Inc. Sandra L. and Don S. Ericksen

Richard P. Medford Darlene K. Andrews

Sofia V. Mendez

Elwood W. Parkhill

Darlene K. Andrews Ernest M. Koy

Norma L. Metzer

Ruth O. Lane

Clifford Miller

Linda Ruth Martinez Adams

Peoples State Bank

Stanley E. and C. Ruth Lea

Mable (Clark) Milliet

Kristy L. and John B. Christensen

David H. and Roberta R. Smith

Darlene K. Andrews Timothy R. and Teresa Blanchette Mary E. Dardeau The Earthman Family Frank K. and Janet B. Fair James F. and Nancy C. Gaertner Barbara Greenlaw, Rosemary Cornett, Bobbie Rosazeles Gwen Hardy Ellen G. Jurgens Judy R. Koehl Mark J. (Joe) Milliet Millis, Darlington, Fry and Wisdom Families Thelma B. Mooney Mitchell J. Muehsam Jon Carole and Kenneth Naizer Leo B. and Susan E. Paladino Milana J. Schaer Constance G. Schulz Victor E. and Judith L. Sower St. Mark’s School of Texas

Alvin A. Lockhart

James H. and Sally R. Moore

William L. Furr

Deborah Black Watt

Rickey B. and Julie R. Campbell Annanelle S. Hay

James D. Long

Steven W. Moore

Katherine R. Payne

Jack D. and Joyce Diehl Donald K. Martin

Betsy A. Witt

Glenn M. Payne

James L. Moses

Emafred C. (Schoppe) Pengelly

ExxonMobil Foundation - Educational Matching Gift Program Loretta J. Hankins

CenterPoint Energy Edith A. Pengelly

Roy G. Moss, Jr.

Mark R. and Brooke A. Moncrief

Reta Lee Joy Cavazos

Katherine Leigh Melissa L. and Keith Blohm

Jordan Lenamon Benjamin R. and Susan S. Lenamon

Everett C. Lewis, Jr. Mamie Gatlin

Bernard Licarione Robert C. and Maria Hines

Juanita Brock Lierman The Brock Living Trust

Reed S. Lindsey, Jr.

Charlie W. and Laverna M. Lucko Linda F. Lucko Sherwood Lucko

William W. Lundy

Philos

Michael S. and Rosanne S. Keathley

Sandy Lundy

William K. Macdonald

Sara J. (Hightower) Murff Samuel O. and Judith A. Ribble

Linda L. Macdonald

Ronald P. Mafrige, Sr.

Jean D. Neal, Sr. James William and Amanda Hatter Smith

Roger N. and Patricia M. (Wright) Collins

Tyler J. Malak

Wesley W. Neyland

Christopher L. and Meggan E. Thompson

Charles L. and Vivian Carlson Tammy L. Douget

Andrew and Ila L. Martinez

Patrick Neal O’Bryant

Russell A. Martinez

ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc. - Retiree Matching Gifts Program Freida A. O’Bryant J. W. and Carol O’Bryant

David Martinez Linda Ruth Martinez Adams

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Frank and Mary (McAdams) Payne Murphy Payne Charitable Trust

John W. Payne, Jr.

Justin M. Perdue John C. Perkins Nancy (Perkins) Wilson

William D. “Bill” Perkins, Sr. Nancy (Perkins) Wilson

John H. Phelps Stephen L. Phelps

Christopher T. Pickren Keith and Shelby Palmer

Wayland D. Pilcher Lynn and Dennis Longmire

James A. Rasberry Rick Hanna Webb K. and Beverley L. Melder

Paul R. and Emily J. Reed Carrie A. Belsito Christopher Reutzel

Daniel H. Reeves, Jr. Mary B. Swarthout

James W. Reid Diana K. Barnes State Farm Companies Foundation

Maryanna (Johnston) Rhemann Artice G. and Jo A. Allen Paul and Diane Connolly Kermit C. and Dorothy G. Cummings Sue and Warren D. Cummings Catherine and James L. Harris James T. and Carol C. Hartwell Kevin A. and Pamela M. Kelly Nancy Knowlton Lillian O. Lester Charles W. and Catherine Nitsch Kristine Otto Pamela Perkins Judith R. Robertson Michael R. and Megan Smith Nancy (Perkins) Wilson Jane C. Young

Robert B. and Mabel S. Richardson Velvet A. Nelson Gilda D. and Bryon Wilkinson

Robert J. Riley Ali Bennatt Physical Therapy, P.C. Don and Mary K. Brunner Lois L. Cox Mark A. and Josephine F. Ferguson Nancy D. Gustafson Joseph E. and Mary Pat Kasperick Tom M. Kassis Ernest M. Koy Robert C. and Barbara S. Koy Philip and Sheila Mahon Benson L. and Kelli Norton Bryan G. and Danielle Osterhaus Matthew K. Powledge David Riley Kelvin R. and Marchell E. Scott Victor E. and Judith L. Sower M. Keith Willis

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Rylie E. Ringer Theodore and Helen Ringer

James M. Roach Darlene K. Andrews

Dorothy (Cowart) Roberson Cathi R. Gillette

Ferol M. Robinson Glenda L. Goehrs Brenda F. Anderson Rees

William R. Robinson Dennis D. and Kim E. Congdon Michael H. and Cynthia A. Davis Peter J. and Elizabeth H. Kucera Kenneth W. and Sheri K. Wamble

Paul D. Ruffin David C. Berry

Charles W. Rushing Martha A. and William Balusek Jay D. and Patricia L. Blume Adrian B. and Patricia H. Cooley Evelyn F. Dawson David L. Finney Houston Galveston Area Council James T. and Iris M. Jack Elliott and Cerianne Kimmel Paul R. and Cynthia A. Kimmel Ronald P. and Donna Koska Barbara A. McGraw John A. and Geanie L. McManners Roy, RuthAnn, Deirdre and Ali Rushing Susan and Wes Sanders Zenna Smith, Ph.D.

Joanne N. (Nussbaum) Sikes Christopher D. and Renee’ L. (Awalt) Starns

Melissa R. Sinclair Sherryl D. Becker David B. and Carol M. Houston Dorraine and Moyez Lallani Natalie C. and Russell Payne

John P. Singleton Chevron Humankind Program Dorraine and Moyez Lallani

Ingrid Sandra E. Slup

Clay and Margaret B. Smith Pamela G. Laughlin

Jonathan C. Smith Jennifer K. Pontius

Lynn R. Smith Eleanor S. Garrett

Mervin Smith Eleanor S. Garrett

Steed A. Smith James T. Hale III

Virginia Smith

Donald C. and Pat Tracy W. Mac and Leanne G. Woodward

J. B. and Kathryn Sallas J. B. and Kathryn Sallas Charitable Foundation

Maggie Sanders Steve D. and Theresa Matchett

Sally A. Sanford Philos

Thomas W. Satre Brian E. and Norah Satre Linda L. and John C. White

Hildur M. Satre-Brees Brian E. and Norah Satre

Heath A. Schielack Bugman of Weimar, Inc. Mike and Sherry Dittrich Levi and Becky Garlick Ready Seal, Inc. Schielack’s Affordable Storage Debra G. and Paul Schielack

Jimmy Schielack Ronald B. and Bonnie Schielack

Daniel O. Sellers Penelope A. Hasekoester

Robert L. Shadle R. Ty and Peggy Cashion Bernadette Pruitt

Jay W. Shepard Daniel J. Roesner and Kathryne D. Pelton

Raymond E. and Constance L. Short Mark B. and Catherine M. Short

Community Certified Development Corporation

Jack S. Staggs Rebecca A. Robles-Pina

Donald L. Stalling I. Robert Adams and Helena Halmari Adams David T. Gaines Kandi A. and Javad Tayebi

James C. Stallings Anonymous Jerry M. and Ann C. Hawkins Mauriello D. and Peggy Kieke Ilona Petrikovics

William F. Stewart Jan Taylor Morris

Patricia A. Stoltenberg Ann K. and Harry P. Konen

Gus J. Strauss, Jr. Britt S. and Sandra L. Jenkins

Jerry N. Streater Darlene K. Andrews Wendell W. and Veronica M. Bailey - The Dons Organization R. H. and Kelley Bond Buckalew Chevrolet Joe D. and Virginia S. Curtis Michael H. and Cynthia A. Davis Benjy and Ron Donelson Sandra DuBose E & G Advisors Gregory S. Glazer Adam and Liz Gracely The Tony Gracely Family

Terry L. and R. Todd Bennett William P. Fleming, Jr. George C. and Frances J. Holewyne Christopher J. and Christina M. Pedison

Bertha O. Turner Kathleen M. Utecht

Barbara E. Zigler

Jack C. Turner

Brian K. Hall Shell Oil Company Foundation

Robert D. Tyler

Alesh Tamrakar

Nancy (Perkins) Wilson

Jerry Tanksley

Herbert R. Vanderbilt

Virginia A. Tanksley

Bobby R. and Patricia D. Ezell

W. T. Thweatt, Jr.

Sparks Veasey III

Darlene K. Andrews

Neal A. Cohrs and Rachel M. Houston Madeleine Gates

LTC Edward R. Szeman

Philos

Michael J. Spoor

Frank W. Ybarguen, Jr.

Rick Hanna Peter J. and Elizabeth H. Kucera Webb K. and Beverley L. Melder Claude H. and Lillian A. Townsend

Gajendra M. Tamrakar

Philos

Denise Leigh (Gaertner) Tippy

Roesler Real Estate & Mtg Billy and Deborah Spikes

Mary (King) Melder Tossell

Frank K. and Janet B. Fair

Edloe (Weems) Stuckey

Greg and Melinda A. Holt

Cory L. Spikes

Elliot Miller Patricia A. Roberts Diane L. Wilson

W. Mac and Leanne G. Woodward R. Michael Yawn

Anonymous Donors James R. and Ruth A. DeShaw Marilyn B. Dion Kathleen C. Gilbert Home Health Care of Huntsville Elijah Luna Patrice A. Lussy Thomas G. Meade Belinda C. Myers Hal R. and Janet J. Ridley

Billy R. Tidwell

ANNUAL GIVING AD Nelda G. Somerford

George Spencer

Rick Hanna Deborah C. Hanson The John and Karen Hardin Family Paul McKelvey Webb K. and Beverley L. Melder Ardene L. Nichols Matthew and Ashly Rockett Paul and Kathleen Rockett Elizabeth N. Rome Charles Smith John and Lynn Speier Svadlenak See & Co Wayne and Gayle S. Thowless David and Laura Turner Kenneth W. and Sheri K. Wamble Karen White-Martin Cynthia M. Wiesner

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Darlene K. Andrews Thomas E. and Jobeth Bailey Sam H. and Judy S. Burris Ronald H. and Faye E. Carroll Barbara G. Corbin D. Joan and Paul M. Culp Epsilon PSI House Corporation - Sigma Chi Housing Corp.

First National Bank of Huntsville Charles and Elizabeth Friel James F. and Nancy C. Gaertner Kathy J. Gilcrease Karen A. Gray William B. and Diane J. Green Kurt R. and Jeanne G. Gustafson Paul E. and Anna L. Harbison Richard S. and Constance R. Heiland George C. and Frances J. Holewyne Frank R. and Maria A. Holmes John M. and Dana G. Hoyt Britt S. and Sandra L. Jenkins Clay and Sarah Jenkins Charles W. and Deborah L. Jones Leonard and Marlene Keeling Ronald P. and Donna Koska Janice P. and Ronald L. Lange R. Dean and Betty A. Lewis Bobby K. and Colleen M. Marks Cecelia P. Marquart Charles E. McDowell Stephen C. and Erin McDowell Joe C. and Jennifer J. McKinney John A. and Geanie L. McManners Charles W. Monday, Jr., M.D. Curtis E. and Lydia Montgomery Thelma B. Mooney Herbert O. and Billye Muecke Walter E. and Phyllis A. Pinegar Randy D. and Trisha S. Pollard N. Ross and Margaret S. Quarles B. Carol Smith Southwest Business Corporation The Texas State University System Foundation Lyndol W. Wilkinson

George R. And Sybil O. Vick Christina Vick

Dennis C. Viera Arleen C. and Robert Lona

Robert J. Wagner Matthew C. and Stacy L. Wagner

Billy G. Waldron Jerry and Betty Bruce D. Joan and Paul M. Culp

Julian “Jude” Walker Donald M. and Maxine M. Walker

Lewis H. Walker, Jr. August P. Ciriello

Randy G. Wallace Robert B. Matthews

Richard H. Ward Kathy Latz Patrick and Harriet H. McHale

William R. Watrous Cisco Foundation Bennett L. and Linda W. Perkins

Donald J. and Elain Weisenhorn Lee and Martha W. Cox Janet L. and Edward J. Mullings

Robert A. and Carolyn D. (Wright) Werner C. Lynne Werner

Tommy C. Westmoreland Jerry R. and Mildred (Martin) Williams

Leroy Wilkinson W. Mac and Leanne G. Woodward

John F. Wilson Susan Keehn Lillian O. Lester Christine Littlefield Aaron Miller Christopher and Shannon Miller

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TOP FIVE CLASSES BY NUMBER OF DONORS

GIVING BY CLASS YEAR •

1940s

1980s

YEAR

DONORS

1942-46 1947 1948 1949

3 2 6 7

GIVEN

YEAR

DONORS

GIVEN

1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959

8 13 12 12 16 19 23 40 42 57

$580 $1,442,310 $2,340 $1,000 $106,105 $69,945 $65,881 $28,050 $44,450 $135,495

YEAR

DONORS

GIVEN

1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969

73 76 66 78 74 86 75 71 96 92

$40,822 $140,655 $32,983 $48,008 $24,940 $23,843 $83,272 $526,128 $61,378 $287,475

YEAR

DONORS

GIVEN

1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979

132 111 141 145 142 124 118 112 130 77

$239,016 $1,026,535 $78,792 $103,734 $123,022 $67,442 $30,836 $37,940 $160,348 $39,293

$130 $10,250 $705 $510

1950s

1960s

1970s

Note: Some gifts have been credited to more than one constituent.

YEAR

DONORS

1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989

101 107 127 98 88 92 99 87 87 99

YEAR

DONORS

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

94 83 105 90 101 85 87 82 85 82

YEAR

DONORS

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

102 57 91 71 87 72 68 73 78 80

YEAR

DONORS

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

100 89 76 81 83 88 73 85 129 322

YEAR

DONORS

2020

194

GIVEN

$42,404 $63,556 $39,993 $26,720 $18,334 $15,537 $51,373 $43,170 $25.992 $32,495

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DONORS DONORS

2019 2019 CLASS 2020 2020 2019 1973 1973 2020

322 322 DONORS 194 194 322

1974 1974 1973 1972 1972 1974 1972

145 145 194 142 142 145 141 141 142 141

TOP FIVE CLASSES BY PARTICIPATION

1990s GIVEN

$22,165 $13,728 $47,805 $28,808 $15,999 $16,438 $13,334 $54,647 $51,198 $21,235

2000s GIVEN

$13,339 $9,093 $42,799 $7,320 $17,624 $9,868 $13,450 $9,027 $9,490 $20,748

2010s GIVEN

$14,134 $10,053 $9,789 $6,692 $8,368 $10,751 $5,118 $10,957 $16,997 $18,425

2020s

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CLASS CLASS

GIVEN

$7,542

CLASS CLASS

PARTICIPATION PARTICIPATION

1961 1961 CLASS 1960 1960 1961 1963 1963 1960

9.44% 9.44% PARTICIPATION 8.92% 8.92% 9.44%

CLASS CLASS

AMOUNT GIVEN AMOUNT GIVEN

8.34% 8.34% 8.92% 1959 1959 8.28% 8.28% 1963 8.34% 1965 1965 7.84% 7.84% 1959 8.28% % 1965 % 7.84% % CLASSES BY AMOUNT GIVEN TOP FIVE 1951 1951 CLASS 1971 1971 1951 1967 1967 1971

$1.442,310

$1.442,310 AMOUNT GIVEN $1,026,535 $1,026,535 $1.442,310 $526,128 $526,128 $1,026,535

1969 1969 1967 1970 1970 1969

$287,475 $287,475 $526,128 $239,016 $239,016 $287,475

1970

$239,016

WHERE DO THE CONTRIBUTIONS GO?

PERCENT PERCENT

ALLOCATION ALLOCATION

56.3% 56.3% PERCENT 20.7% 20.7% 56.3% 16.7% 16.7% 20.7%

Scholarships Scholarships ALLOCATION Scholarships

Construction / Other Construction / Other Support Academic Program // Division Academic Program Division Support Construction / Other

6.3% 6.3% 16.7%

Athletics Athletics Academic Program / Division Support

6.3%

Athletics

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2019--2020 ALLOCATION OF CONTRIBUTIONS BY DONORS SCHOLARSHIPS Endowed Scholarships............................................................................................................................................................................. $3,064,240.74 University Annual Scholarships.....................................................................................................................................................................$14,237.79 College/Department Annual Scholarships.............................................................................................................................................. $1,830,608.12

TOTAL................................................................ $4,909,086.65

ACADEMIC PROGRAM SUPPORT College of Arts & Media.............................................................................................................................................................................. $128,512.28 College of Business Administration............................................................................................................................................................ $194,323.28 College of Criminal Justice........................................................................................................................................................................... $17,206.00 College of Education...................................................................................................................................................................................... $32,571.37 College of Health Sciences........................................................................................................................................................................... $93,591.12 College of Humanities & Social Sciences.................................................................................................................................................... $57,442.50 College of Osteopathic Medicine...................................................................................................................................................................$59,289.50 College of Science & Engineering Technology........................................................................................................................................... $268,670.63 Honors College............................................................................................................................................................................................... $30,425.00 TOTAL...................................................................... $882,031.68

DIVISION SUPPORT

Academic Affairs Programs........................................................................................................................................................................... $75,306.70 Alumni Relations.......................................................................................................................................................................................... $372,367.98 Athletics....................................................................................................................................................................................................... $547,254.52 Enrollment Management................................................................................................................................................................................. $7,973.50 Finance and Operations................................................................................................................................................................................... $3,005.00 Sam Houston Memorial Museum................................................................................................................................................................. $18,799.20 Student Services............................................................................................................................................................................................ $39,739.75 University Advancement.................................................................................................................................................................................. $2,580.00 University President’s Office.......................................................................................................................................................................... $52,705.99

TOTAL.................................................................. $1,119,732.64

CURRENT AND FUTURE CONSTRUCTION...................................................................................................................................................... $1,776,183.93 UNRESTRICTED FOR UNIVERSITY USE............................................................................................................................................................... $23,512.35

TOTAL................................................................. $8,710,547.25

EXTERNAL GIVING

Restricted funding received through The Office of Research Administration for which there is an expectation on the part of the sponsor for performance, deliverable or outcome.

PURPOSE OF FUNDS

SUM OF REVENUE TOTAL

Total Federal Sponsored Program/Grant Revenues for Instruction, Research, Public Service, Academic Support, Scholarships and Fellowships..........................................................................................................$22,184,088.29 Total State Sponsored Program/Grant Revenues for Instruction, Research, Public Service, Academic Support, Scholarships and Fellowships.................................................................................................................$3,519,820.91 Total Foreign Sponsored Program/Grant Revenues for Instruction, Research...................................................................................................................................................................................................$5,456.32 Total Foundation Sponsored Program/Grant Revenues for Instruction, Research......................................................................................................................................................................................$44,725.00 Total Non-Profit Sponsored Program/Grant Revenues for Instruction, Research, Public Service....................................................................................................................................................................$286,252.23 Total Other Sponsored Program/Grant Revenues for Instruction, Research, Academic Support, Public Service.........................................................................................................................................................$531,487.07 TOTAL............................................................................................................................$26,571,829.82 GRAND TOTAL GIFTS AND EXTERNAL FUNDING......................................................$35,282,377.07

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IN MEMORIAM* A farewell to...

REMEMBERING HARLEY REX In 1962, Harley Rex accepted a professor of music job at SHSU. While he taught for 35 years and was involved in a number of music activities, he was best known for the class he started in 1982, History of Jazz, Pop, and Rock & Roll. For 12 years, the class had an enrollment each semester of 800 students and a waiting list of 200.

Rex also created a music therapy curriculum in Criminal Justice, the first such program at a university. In conjunction with that effort, he was part-time music supervisor within the Texas prison system and band director for the annual prison rodeo. His 10 band/choir directors and music therapists in the prison system provided a music program for more than 5,000 inmates per year for 20 years.

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Bess Neill (Woodall) Murray ‘41 Rena Ellen Bracewell ‘43 Ruby Anne CrawfordMcKissack ‘44 Martha Lou (McAdams) Fetterman ‘45 Edwina (Barclay) Chastain ‘46 Imogene Hoffman ‘49 James Harold Mann ‘49 John Hugh O’Banion ‘49 McLee Brewer ‘50 ‘51 Gwendolyn Marie (Link) Collins ‘50 Isaac Patrick Hansen ‘50 Virgil Joe Svajda ‘50 Albert Hampy Dyson, Jr. ‘51 Burel Dean Jameson ‘51 ‘52 Macie Lynn (Woodside) Kennedy ‘51 Barbara (Bracewell) Bounds ‘52 ‘66 James Henry Horton ‘52 Ruth Ann (Null) Steele ‘52 William Ray Hill ‘53 ‘66 Lyndall Beverly (Floyd) Leathers ‘53 Billie Jean (Peal) Goad ‘55 Billy Charles Hill ‘55 ‘56 Opal (Payne) Walters ‘55 David Sam Bain ‘56 Johnny Glyn Gilliam ‘56 ‘57 Elmer Allen Triplett ‘56 ‘62 Paul Woodard ‘56 ‘74 Raymond Arthur Deison, Jr. ‘57 Nancy Lee (Anderson) Jermain ‘57 ‘66 Berchman Lee Reaves ‘57 Jack Earl Sheppard ‘57 ‘69 William Thomas Hall ‘58 Melbourn Dennis Shillings ‘58 Beverly Dorcas (Osborne) Stiles ‘58 Frank Andre Belgau ‘59 ‘63 William Robert Brinkley ‘59 ‘61 Sandra Sue (Richardson) Bell ‘60 Roy Austine Eberlan ‘60 Rowland Winslow Floyd ‘60 Bert Harrell Lynch ‘60 Jerry Lee Perkins ‘60 ‘68 Emory Bland Smith, Jr. ‘60 Bonnie (Baker) Thorne Blalock ‘60 Bettye Janice Walpole ‘60 Jean Wren ‘60 William Eugene Davenport ‘61 Hartley Duncan ‘61 James Harry Fritsch ‘61 ‘65 Donald Leonard Laningham ‘61 Billy Wayne Outlaw ‘61 Ragna Lynn Billingsley ‘62 ‘72 Judith Ann (Chapman) Dorsett ‘62 John Rawls Hayman ‘62 Joe Roger Hollis ‘62

Lynn Arthur Loftin ‘62 Jack Dillard Prewett ‘62 Alfred Alois Weinzierl ‘62 Conrad Ralph Akery ‘63 Charles Wayne Alsbrook ‘63 Dorman Dale Brogdon ‘63 Mary Elizabeth (Wood) Creecy ‘63 ‘66 Frank Leo Lucas ‘63 Robert John Opella ‘63 Patricia Ann (Spears) Staron ‘63 Jerry Tate Brown ‘64 Donna La Wren (Lindsey) Gunter ‘64 Charles Thomas Hutzler ‘64 Gloria Jean Reed ‘64 Antonio Reyna ‘64 Johnnie Wayne Sepulvado ‘64 Robert Wayne Siegert, Jr. ‘64 Janice Gayle (Hare) Stanford ‘64 Emile Frank Peterson III ‘65 James Alton Glover ‘66 Robert Lee Mann ‘66 Ila Ruth Murff ‘66 Ronald Clifton Pustejovsky ‘66 Ronald Frank Zahirniak ‘66 Thomas Allen Winston ‘67 Dorothy Ann (Walker) Blankenship ‘68 Johnny Wayne Casey ‘68 Patriciann (Hinds) Coufal ‘68 ‘78 John Jerome Copley ‘69 Buster Jerald Fuqua ‘69 George Andrew Katz, Jr. ‘69 ‘71 Thedis Joy (Dunnam) Lindsey ‘69 Connie Mae Moberley ‘69 Clarence Milton Parks ‘69 Robert Powers ‘69 Phillip James Gregory ‘70 Charles Victor Schulz ‘70 Donna Kay (Mansker) Beauchamp ‘71 ‘83 Donna Lynn (Davis) Buchanan ‘71 Ethel May (Johnson) Dulak ‘71 Inez Fuqua ‘71 Donald Mark Keil ‘71 ‘77 Charles Wilber Leavens ‘71 Samuel Gene Preece ‘71 Lansing Bryant Robertson, Jr. ‘71 Diane Scott ‘71 Gene Ray Sillivan ‘71 Frank Thomas Zimmer ‘71 ‘78 Randy Harold Bartlett ‘72 Joseph Doyle Davis ‘72 George Nichols Ricks ‘72 Esteban Aguayo ‘73 Elizabeth Jean (Gahan) Bailey ‘73

Aubry Donald Bonds ‘73 Rena Sue Duvall ‘73 ‘85 Clifford Elkins ‘74 Corrie Elizabeth (Allen) Logan ‘74 John Hays Stockton, Jr. ‘74 Alonzo Andrew Black ‘75 Roark Samuel Rohe ‘75 Jerry Earl McGinty, Sr. ‘76 Beverly Ann McNeill ‘76 Darrell Wayne McCracken ‘77 Danny Glenn Hoffman ‘78 Linda Sneed Kellner ‘78 Larry Wayne Schatz ‘78 Timothy Lee Massey ‘80 Michael Francis Florence ‘81 Paul Ricky Hastings ‘82 Karen Ann Kelly ‘82 ‘99 Linda Nell (Easley) Lamberth ‘82 Wilhelmina (Diaz) Mendoza ‘82 Keith Hinze ‘83 Sharon Lizabeth Morrison ‘83 Mary Bickers ‘85 Gene Schreiber ‘85 Larry John Ford, Jr. ‘86 ‘92 Harris Maurice Worchel ‘86 Michael Lee Blume ‘87 Buddy James Hinson ‘87 ‘89 Stephen Lloyd Dover ‘92 Richard Lane Hart ‘92 David Wayne Theis ‘92 Tony Valenti, Jr. ‘92 Geneva Carol (Wetzel) Buschbom ‘93 Donna McAdams ‘93 Warren Keith Beardsley ‘94 Kirk Allen Munden ‘94 Larry Wilson Prater ‘94 Carolyn Elizabeth (Cox) Standifer ‘94 ‘98 Karon Sue (Settle) Tedford ‘95 Jay Flournoy Wilson ‘96 Jeremy Paul Campbell ‘97 Paige Rachelle (Koudelik) Jones ‘98 ‘00 Karen Alaine (Sumrall) Johnston ‘01 John Manuel Barrera ‘02 Danielle Dee Chastain ‘02 Mark Reagan Matheson ‘04 Eric Stephen Paddy ‘06 Matthew David Hueben ‘11 Lori Kathleen (Johnson) McBunch ‘12

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