GROWING FORWARD - GIVING BACK
2017 Annual Report
TABLE OF CONTENTS
We at the Terry Foundation are excited to be in our 30th year of funding Scholars at four-year public universities in the State of Texas. We began fall 2017 with 1,624 Scholars, down modestly from fall 2016’s 1,707. We are pleased with the 3.56 GPA of our traditional Scholars and 3.47 for transfer Scholars. Considering many of our Scholars work, their GPAs are truly remarkable. Attrition continues to be minimal. In the 2016-17 academic year we lost only 2.2%, which compares favorably with the 8% average over the life of the program. These statistics speak volumes about the high quality of our Scholars.
This year, our program budget is over $35.1 million. The Foundation has never solicited money from its Alumni, relying exclusively on the Terrys’ generous endowment. After much thought, the Board of Directors recently authorized the Foundation to begin formally accepting donations and we are gratified that, without any solicitation, 30 former Scholars have elected to give back to the Foundation financially, some of them on a continuing basis. We thank you for honoring your commitment to give back and for doing so without being asked.
A highlight of 2017 was the creation and debut at the fall banquets of a 30th Anniversary video, “Giving, the Story of the Terry Foundation” (available on our web site under “News and Events”), describing Howard Terry’s life and the creation and continuing vitality of the Foundation. We offer thanks to the many Alumni and Scholars who participated in the making of this wonderful tribute to Howard and Nancy Terry and to the Foundation that is their legacy.
We offer hearty thanks to all those who have contributed to our success. Each of us at the Foundation recognizes that we have the best job in the world: we are helping change lives for the better every day!
Very truly yours, Rhett G. Campbell Chief Executive Officer and Board Chair
Board of Directors 4
Alumni Advisory Board 4
Interview Panelists 6
Alumni Association/Donors 8
A Legacy of Service: Our Founders 10
30 Years of Growth and Giving Back 12
Terry Scholars Demographics/Academics 14
Terry Scholarship Funding ....................................................16
Financials – How It All Works 18 Letter from the President 19
Letter from a Scholar 20
“The Terry Foundation Scholarship opened a world of opportunities for me. In the most real way, my dreams came true! Instead of paying off a student loan, I will forever be indebted to Mr. & Mrs. Terry. This debt I owe will be paid back by always lending a helping hand, and by making something of myself. This is a debt that has completely shaped who I am, and I am forever grateful.”
-Milly Sordo Lackey (TAMU 2005) pictured with husband Lane at 2014 Winedale Picnic
January 29,
2018
Dear Scholars, Alumni, and Friends:
Our Mission
To develop future leaders of Texas through access to education.
Our Vision
To create a community of educated leaders who utilize their talents to strengthen the state of Texas and impact the world.
Our Pillars of Excellence: Scholarship Leadership Service Community
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Rhett G. Campbell
Board Chair &
Chief Executive Officer
Edward T. Cotham Jr.
Chief Investment Officer
Yvonne Rode Moody (TAMU 1987)
President & Executive Director
Board of Directors
John W. Storms
Board Member
R. Carter Overton III Board Member
J.D. Davis (UT 1989)
Alumni Board Member
Gayle Stinson (UT 1987)
Alumni Board Member
Jeffrey C. Stichler (TAMU 1990)
Alumni Board Member
Brian G. Yarbrough (UT 1988)
Alumni Board Member
Elizabeth Riley Keeler (TAMU 1992)
Alumni Advisory Board
Outgoing
Charles Cliff (UTD 2006)
Portal Finance
Kristen Cummings (TAMU 2004)
Parkland Hospital
Christian De la Cruz (TXST 2006)
Northeast ISD
Scott Grass (UH 2006)
Main Street Capital Corporation
Hollie Shirey Gray (TAMU 1998)
Infinity Dental Care
Melissa Hernandez (UH 2008)
Deloitte Tax LLP
Pat Kinder (UT 1990)
Pioneer Natural Resources USA, Inc.
Lucy Fuhrmann Krahl (TAMU 1988)
Select Energy Services
Jonathan Miller (TAMU 1993)
USAA Real Estate Company
Kimberly Brandl Pekar (TAMU 1988)
Capital Farm Credit
Kristen Hanel
McWatters (TAMU 2004)
Goodrich Petroleum
Michael Reynolds (TXST 2004)
Round Rock McNeil High School
Enrique Segura (UTSA 2007)
Ernst & Young LLP
Jacob Setterbo (UT 2001)
HIREtech
Bonnie Cole
Southerland (TXST 2004)
M.Ed., Full-Time Parent
Justin Thompson (UT 1997)
Beacon Law
Christopher Wurtz (TAMU 1997)
JP Morgan
Incoming
Adilene Mendino
Estrada (UH 2009)
Stantec
Kathryn Flowers (UT 2007)
Department of Psychiatry, UT Austin
Nicole White Griffith (UTSA 2006)
Achieve Connection Counseling PLLC
Alumni Board Member Christian Hertzberg (UT 1992)
Texas Department of Insurance
Silas Jones (TAMU 2001)
Bury + Partners, Inc. Engineering Solutions
Theresa Hunter Jones (UNT 2010)
ASPIRE – Innovative Language Interventions, PLLC
Milly Sordo Lackey (TAMU 2005)
M.Ed., Full-Time Parent
Sara Lloyd (TAMU 1994)
ExxonMobil
Kathryn Ellis Luevano (TXST 2004)
Veritas Academy
Mallory Miner (UNT 2010)
Plano Independent School District, Shepton HS
Hannah Shoemaker (UT 2007)
Monarch Physical Therapy
Cory Whitaker (TAMU 1997)
Bowie Capital
Alumni Advisory Board continued...
Blair Abernathy (UT 2001)
Independent Contractor
Carson Curry (UTD 2006)
Phillips 66
Leigh Darilek (UT 1996)
CPS Energy
Alicia Dietrich (UT 2000)
College of Fine Arts, UT-Austin
K.K. Eschbach (TAMU 2004)
USD Group LLC
Ashley Evans (UT 2007)
Arcadis
Patrick Frasier (UT 2004)
Civitas Learning
Kaleb Fulgham (UH 2006)
FloSports
Noel Fuller (TXST 2008)
Texas State University
Maria Garnett (TAMU 2006)
Joint Legislative Audit and Review Commission
Amanda Ghagar (UT 2001)
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Lesley Vaculin Gleason (TAMU 2005)
Texas A&M University
Danielle Urban Hammett (UT 2005)
Pierpont Communications, Inc.
Sarah Henze (UT 1997)
Lee Financial
Brandy Butler Horton (TAMU 2001)
Ozburn-Hessey Logistics LLC
Theresa Huth (TAMU 1999)
Indeed
Justin Johnson (UT 2009)
Facebook
Madhura Kulkarni (UT 2001)
PepsiCo Frito Lay
Rebekah Mallette (UTD 2009)
Griffin Partners
Samantha McMillan (UTD 2008)
Uplift Education
Aide Meza (UH 2010)
Central Houston, Inc.
Brian Mueller (TAMU 2004)
KPMG, LLP
Harrison Pierce (UTSA 2008)
Linbeck Construction
Jake Pringle (UT 1993)
Milliman
Jody Rodenberg (TAMU 2003)
Palter Stokley Sims PLLC
Derek Rodriguez (TAMU 2006)
HMS
Garrett Sloan (TXST 2009)
KPMG LLP
Steven Strauss (UT 1998)
Mend Services
Christopher Turner (UNT 2010)
Bechtel Equipment Operations
Kasey Ruedas Yanna (UT 2005)
Dallas Independent School District
Ahmed Zidan (UTD 2006)
Self Employed
In 2017, the Alumni Scholar Advisory Board collectively dedicated over 1,000 hours to representing the Foundation at events as well as serving in leadership positions in local Terry Scholar Alumni Chapters and during Terry Scholarship Interviews.
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GIVING
2017 GROWING FORWARD -
BACK
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Interview Panelists
In 2017, Terry Interview Panelists contributed over 6,000 cumulative hours reviewing applications and conducting 30-minute interviews for each of the 750 candidates (510 Traditional, 240 Transfer).
Alexis Johnson (UT 1994)
KeriAnne Jones (TWU 2013)
Paul Kelley (UT 1989)
Christy Kerr (TAMU 1999)
Kelly Keyser (UNT 2011)
Jordan Kiefer (TWU 2013)
Pat Kinder (UT 1990)
Savannah Lee (UTD 2013)
Rebekah Mallette (UTD 2009)
Samantha McMillan (UTD 2008)
Rachel Murdy (TTU 2012)
Gala Myers (TTU 2013)
Tram Nguyen (UT 2013)
Corey Nieman (UT 2007)
Samuel Nin (UTD 2013)
Harrison Pierce (UTSA 2008)
Meredith Reyes (UT 1997)
Derek Rodriguez (TAMU 2006)
Kasey Ruedas Yanna (UT 2005)
Kyle Stephen Russo (UTD 2012)
Hollie Shirey Gray (TAMU 1998)
Blane Skiles (UNT 2012)
Gayle Stinson (UT 1987)
TRADITIONAL
EL PASO
Nicole Bacchus
Roldan (TAMU 2002)
Brian Carroll (UT 1994)
Melissa Hernandez (UH 2008)
Yvonne Rode Moody (TAMU 1987)
Hannah Shoemaker (UT 2007)
Garrett Sloan (TXST 2009)
HOUSTON
Blair Abernathy (UT 2001)
Pamela Ayala (UH 2009)
Sara Bhamani (UT 2011)
Kim Brandl Pekar (TAMU 1998)
Stephanie Cook (UT 2003)
Edward Cotham (Board Member)
Carson Curry (UTD 2006)
Donald Delgado (TAMU 2001)
K.K. Eschbach (TAMU 2004)
David Frenzel (TAMU 1999)
Chase Gibson (SHSU 2012)
Scott Grass (UH 2006)
Bryndin Hartman (TAMUG 2014)
Julie Huynh (UT 2008)
Elizabeth Riley Keeler (TAMU 1992)
Christine Khuong (UH 2013)
Kyle Knight (UH 2013)
Alexa Mason (UT 2013)
Rachel McDaniel (TAMUG 2014)
Georgi McNease (SHSU 2013)
Kristen McWatters (TAMU 2004)
Adilene Mendino
Estrada (UH 2009)
Mason Miller (TAMU 2014)
Yvonne Rode Moody (TAMU 1987)
Brian Mueller (TAMU 2004)
Eric Mun (UT 1998)
Alyssa Nakamura (TAMU 2013)
Curtis Neason (TAMU 1992)
Carter Overton (Board Member)
Jake Pringle (UT 1993)
Carolyn Ramirez (UT 2013)
Jordan Salley (UT 2011)
Colleen Seitz (UH 2009)
Jeff Stichler (TAMU 1990)
Lewis Thomas (UT 1997)
Fletcher Watts (TAMU 2013)
DALLAS
Conner Atnip (TTU 2013)
Brandy Butler
Horton (TAMU 2001)
Rhett Campbell (Board Member)
Landon Cowan (UNT 2013)
JD Davis (UT 1989)
David DeAndrea (UTD 2011)
Lucy Fuhrmann Krahl (TAMU 1988)
Johnathan Garnett (TAMU 2013)
Suzanne Hengst (UTD 2008)
Sarah Henze (UT 1997)
Dillon Stout (UNT 2012)
Lubaba Tasnim (UNT 2013)
Christopher Wurtz (TAMU 1997)
AUSTIN
James Blacklock (UT 1998)
Taylor Buchanan (UTSA 2013)
Rhett Campbell (Board Member)
Justin Carranza (TXST 2013)
Bonnie Cole
Southerland (TXST 2004)
Leigh Darilek (UT 1996)
Dominique Edwards (UTSA 2013)
Ashley Evans (UT 2007)
Patrick Frasier (UT 2004)
Kaleb Fulgham (UH 2006)
Noel Fuller (TXST 2008)
Maria Garnett (TAMU 2006)
Jeremiah Gress (UT 2013)
Christian Hertzberg (UT 1992)
Sandi Lara (TAMU 2013)
Riley Moore (UT 2001)
Lisa Nyquist (TAMU 2006)
Chinyere Oparanozie (TXST 2013)
Sadie Peacock (TXST 2008)
Mike Reynolds (TXST 2004)
Enrique Segura (UTSA 2007)
Cecille Sorio (TAMU 2013)
Susan Elizabeth Staggers (TAMU 2010)
Mysha Webster Lubke (UT 2003)
Timothy Wingfield (UT 2003)
TRANSFER
DALLAS
Benjamin Borst (UTD 2014)
Derek Castillo (UT 1988)
Casey Christensen Skelton (TAMU 1999)
Christian De la Cruz (TXST 2006)
Charles Erwin (TAMU 2007)
Kathryn Flowers (UT 2007)
Joe Fraccaro (UT 2008)
Amanda Ghagar (UT 2001)
Adrian Green (UTD 2013)
Jonathan Griffin (UNT 2014)
Kristina Hahn (TTU 2014)
Ruth Hernandez (UNT 2014)
Janice Hitchcock (TWU 2015)
Theresa Huth (TAMU 1999)
Kelly McCune (TTU 2013)
Mallory Miner (UNT 2010)
Laurel Mohrman (UTD 2011)
Yvonne Rode Moody (TAMU 1987)
Devonte Oree (TTU 2014)
Dennis Sorto (TWU 2014)
Alexandria Venable (UTD 2014)
LaShawn Washington (UT 2014)
Brian Yarbrough (UT 1988)
HOUSTON
Monica Attia (UT 2009)
Rhett Campbell (Board Member)
Ed Cotham (Board Member)
Alicia Dietrich (UT 2000)
Reem Farra (UTSA 2014)
Katie Fitzgerald Marek (TAMU 2000)
Lesley Gleason (TAMU 2005)
Kimberly Grossett (UTSA 2014)
Karen Guevara (UT 2013)
Barbara Herrera (UH 2014)
Ali Kara (UTD 2013)
Gracie Martinez (UH 2014)
Barry Maxwell (UT 2014)
Andrea Pinon (TXST 2014)
Howell Pugh (TXST 2014)
Monica Ramon (TXST 2010)
Jacob Setterbo (UT 2001)
Michele Snider (TAMU 2013)
Justin Thompson (UT 1997)
Chris Turner (UNT 2010)
Danielle Urban (UT 2005)
Arfeo Yllana (UT 1999)
GROWING FORWARD - GIVING BACK
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Donors
Howard and Nancy Terry’s generosity has enabled the Foundation to make a tremendous impact on the lives of others, despite never soliciting outside financial contributions. Nonetheless, it is gratifying that some of our Alumni and friends remember us financially. In 2017, the Foundation received 128 gifts for a total of $25,735.
We extend a sincere thanks to those who made these contributions: every dollar received from Alumni and friends means more scholarships across Texas. In acknowledgment that such gifts will only increase in importance as the Foundation pursues its mission, the Board of Directors aims to improve the visibility of financial support options for Alumni and friends. Although the Foundation does not actively solicit contributions, we welcome them and promise to be good stewards of all financial gifts, treating them on par with the endowment.
2017 Monthly Gifts
Kendra Emerson Balod (TAMU 2013)
Brian Carroll (UT 1994)
Kassie Stewart Davidson (UTSA 2009)
Angie Jacobs
Parent of Madison Jacobs (TAMU 2015)
Yvonne Rode Moody (TAMU 1987)
Trey Patterson (TAMU 2006)
Christopher Powell (UH 2009)
Lauren Moeller Schwartz (UT 2005)
Jacob Setterbo (UT 2005)
Ty and Terri Sparks
Parents of Chet Sparks (TAMU 2011)
Justin Thompson (UT 1997)
2017 Single Gifts
Bianca Covington
In honor of Patricia Strong (UT 2003)
Monica Culver (UT 2002)
Kylee Olson Daugherty (UT 2008)
Jacob DeVries (UT 1996)
Sarah Dyer Gilbert (TAMU 2006)
Jaclynn Mohrfeld Halterman (TAMU 1996)
Randal Hodges
Natalie Lane (TAMU 2009)
Alyssa Olvera Mack (TAMU 2002)
Darwin Miller II
Parent of Darwin Miller, III (UT 2000)
Shana Snider Rackel (TAMU 2001)
Jordan Reid (TAMU 2005)
Ethan Springer (TAMU 2010)
Matthew Soderberg (UT 1993)
Streusand, Landon, & Orzburn, L.L.P.
Stephen Way (TAMU 2007)
Justin Westbrook (TAMU 2003)
Matthew Wilson (TAMU 1992)
2017 GROWING FORWARD - GIVING BACK
To make a gift or learn more about the many ways to give back to the Foundation, visit terryfoundation.org/give-back 4 30 300+ 500+ 500+ Service Hours Across All Chapters in 2017 Alumni attended banquets, luncheons & picnics in 2017 Officers Austin, Dallas/Ft. Worth, Houston, San Antonio Chapters: 9 8
A Legacy of Service
A Year of Service
The 2017–2018 school year marks the 30th Anniversary of the Terry Scholarship. No matter where they live, Terry Scholars can honor the Terry Legacy and celebrate the growth of our Terry Family by giving back to their communities. Throughout the academic year, current Scholars and Alumni are adding their service hours to our cumulative total. At the end of June 2018, the Foundation will share the total number of reported projects and service hours for the year.
30 years ago, Howard and Nancy Terry founded what is now the largest private source for scholarships in Texas.
The Terry’s believed that the students to whom they extended a helping hand would, in turn, give back – to the Foundation, the community and beyond.
Today, the success of thousands of Terry Scholars stand as testimony to the wisdom of that belief.
2017 GROWING FORWARD - GIVING BACK
Founders Howard and Nancy Terry
100+ Service Hours Contributed so far 2,800+ Service Projects Completed so far YEAR OF SERVICE 10 11
1987 2017 The Terry Foundation marks its 30th Anniversary. 1991 • First Picnic at Winedale • First $1MM in Scholarships Given 1997 First Terry Scholar Orientations 2000 First Terry Alumni Added to the Board of Directors 2004 UH and TXST Added 2006 • First Statewide Service Event and Officer Retreat • UTSA and UTD Added 2009 Terry Scholar Alumni Advisory Board Formed 2010 UNT Added 2011 TTU Added 2012 Howard and Nancy Terry pass away. 2017 GROWING FORWARD – GIVING BACK 2013 • Transfer Program Initiated • TWU Added 2014 TAMUG and SHSU Added 2015 • Terry Scholar Alumni Association Formed • UTSA and UTEP Added 2016 $200MM in Giving Eclipsed The Terry Foundation is established by Howard and Nancy Terry. 17 Enrolled Terry Scholars 2 Universities 1,624 Enrolled Terry Scholars 13 Universities
210 (18%)
97 (8%)
75 (6%)
64 (5%)
64 (5%)
Program Retention (2016–2017 Academic Year) 97.8% Traditional Scholar Hometowns Region # Scholars North
Gulf
Central
East
West
South
Valley
Upper
Scholar Majors Across Program 17% Business 7% Education 12% Health/ Medicine 20% Science 17% Engineering 13% Liberal Arts 2% Fine Arts 8% Other 4% Agriculture 2017 Incoming Class Statistics 39 (16%) Valedictorians 1246 Avg. SAT Score (Univ. Mean: 1100) Enrolled Terry Scholars DEMOGRAPHICS Enrolled Terry Scholars ACADEMICS 2017 IN REVIEW 2017 IN REVIEW West 6% North 32% East 8% Upper Rio Grande 5% Central 18% Gulf Coast 21% Valley 5% South 5% (All data reflect Fall 2017 statistics) (All data reflect Fall 2017 statistics) 364 Total Scholars 120 Transfer 244 Traditional Average GPA Across Program 3.56 Traditional 3.47 Transfer Scholar Ethnicity (Traditional and Transfer) 48% White 29% Hispanic 10% Asian 8% African American 4% Other 1% No response 14 15
360 (32%)
Coast 247 (21%)
Rio Grande 57 (5%) 1,174 (100%)
Traditional Traditional 1,173 (72%) $24.9MM UT TAMU UH TXST UTSA UTD UNT TTU TWU TAMUG SHSU UTA UTEP 259 215 44 Total # Scholars 274 219 55 129 74 55 108 66 42 116 72 44 118 81 37 123 80 43 157 111 46 105 61 44 53 50 3 73 56 17 61 45 16 48 43 5 Transfer Scholars Traditional Scholars Divided By Program Divided By Program Spring 2017 37 Travelers Summer 2017 201 Travelers Fall 2017 23 Travelers Transfer Transfer Study Abroad & Summer School 451 (28%) $7.1MM $3.1MM 1,624 $35.1MM Total Awards for 2017 Total Academic Year Commitment for 2017 2017 IN REVIEW 2017 IN REVIEW Study Abroad Stipend Average $53K Average enrolled Scholar Family Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) 58% of currently enrolled Scholars are Pell-eligible Enrolled Terry Scholars AWARDS AND FUNDING PUTTING IT INTO PERSPECTIVE ADDITIONAL SUPPORT Enrolled Terry Scholars AWARDS BY SCHOOL (All data reflect Fall 2017 statistics) (All data reflect Fall 2017 statistics) Average Cost of University Attendance and Stipend Total Academic Year Commitment $30K $25K $20K $15K $10K $5K 0 1987 1987 vs. 2017 2017 2007 1997 $19,175 $4,441 $6,380 Avg. Cost of University Attendance $25,468 Transfer Scholars Traditional Scholars $3.1MM $37.5K $35.1MM 16 Total Additional Support Study Abroad $2.13MM Summer School $970K Divided By Program
Growing Forward – Giving Back
“The endowment for the Terry Foundation scholarship program is designed to be perpetual, which means that even though we celebrate a tremendous 30th anniversary milestone, we have many years yet ahead. It has been truly remarkable to witness the growth of the program over the last 30 years, from 2 universities to 13, and from 17 Scholars enrolled to more than 1,600 Scholars enrolled. What remains the same is the commitment to be ‘more than a check in the mail’ and the sense of belonging to the Terry family.
This past year we enjoyed an increase in Alumni participation, both in Foundation hosted events and those sponsored by our Terry Scholar Alumni Association. The enthusiasm of our Alumni to continue to play a part in this enduring legacy is what makes this program unique. Each Terry Scholar pledged to give back in the future, ensuring that our currently enrolled students, and those yet to come, will still be able to experience the feeling of belonging to a community of support and encouragement.
We see examples every day of Terry Scholars making the most of the opportunity they have been given. Whether serving the community, leading an organization, mentoring a fellow Scholar, or studying abroad – these Scholars are becoming the future leaders that the Terry’s envisioned 30 years ago. What a tremendous gift!”
–Yvonne Rode Moody (TAMU 1987), President and Executive Director
18 Program 91% Scholarships: $35.1MM Program expenses: $903K Administration 9% Operations Support: $3.6MM Total $39.7MM (100%) 91% 9% The size of the Foundation’s scholarship program (number of offers made and the total number of Scholars enrolled) is purely a function of the value of its assets, which have fluctuated over the last several years. 2017
201220132014201520162017 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 225 449 513 544 454 364 Scholarship Offers vs. Total Assets Per Year Enrolled Scholar Census vs. Total Expenses Per Year 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 0 10 20 30 40 50 993 Scholars enrolled per year Number of scholarship offers Total operating expenses (scholarship, program, and administrative) Total assets in millions Cumulative Scholar Census and Funding 201220132014201520162017 0 50 100 150 200 250 2,812 3,247 3,745 4,290 4,744 5,108 Cumulative Scholar Census Cumulative Funding Financials 2017 IN REVIEW 2017 IN REVIEW
Expenditures
$17.0MM $24.3MM $36.4MM $38.9MM $39.7MM $544MM $714MM $736MM $651MM $548MM $580MM
1,316 1,635 1,707 1,624
$107MM $121.5MM $142.1MM $174.3MM $209.2MM $242.1MM
“Though I never got the opportunity to meet Howard Terry, he changed my life for the better. Mr. Terry and the Terry Foundation gave me the greatest gift someone can give to another, and that was the gift of believing in me. Becoming a Terry Scholar was the first time in my life that I truly felt like I was worth something. The gift of believing that I could make a difference and create a positive impact on the lives of those around me... it gave my life meaning.
Each day I live committed to being the best person I can be, committed to giving back and helping those in need. As I look at my signed Terry Acceptance Letter and my Terry Gold Pen framed on the wall of my new house, I’m reminded of just how far I have come.
The Terry Foundation helped me become the person I’ve always wanted to be, and I am forever grateful.”
– Logan Lopez (UT 2011), pictured with his brother Levi Lopez (UT 2016), left; and Andrew Riali (UT 2011), center
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