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Alpha Mu Chapter 36

The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International

Alpha State

Founded in Austin, Texas, May 11, 1929

Texas State Organization

Alpha Mu Chapter

Lower Cameron County, Area V, Chapter 36

Organized May 7, 1932 by

Dr. Annie Webb Blanton, Founder

2016 - 2017

Rev 10-29-16

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Table of Contents

Purposes .........................................................................................................................3

Mission and Vision Statement ............................................................................................... 3

The Delta Kappa Gamma Society Founders .......................................................................... 4

Collect ............................................................................................................................. 5

International Headquarters, Officers, Personnel, Regional Directors .....................................6

Texas State Organization ……...................................................................................7

State Officers, Personnel, Committee Chairmen ..............................................................7

Area V Coordinator Information .............................................................................8

ASTEF Information ....................................................................... 8 - 9

Upcoming Events 2017-2018 ............................................................................................. 10

Alpha Mu Chapter Charter Members .......................................................................... 11

Presidents of Alpha Mu Chapter .................................................................................. 12

Chapter Achievement Award Recipients ...................................................................... 13

Alpha Mu Chapter Officers .................................................................................. 14

Alpha Mu Committees ........................................................................... 15 - 16

Alpha Mu Chapter Project .................................................................................. 17

Schedule of Meetings 2016-2017 .................................................................................. 18

Year-At-A-Glance Program Calendar ................................................................................ 19

The Delta Kappa Gamma Song .......................................................................................20

Alpha Mu Chapter Members ............................................................................... 21 - 27

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PURPOSES OF

THE DELTA KAPPA GAMMA SOCIETY

INTERNATIONAL

1. To unite women educators of the world in a genuine spiritual fellowship.

2. To honor women who have given or who evidence a potential for distinctive service in any

field of education.

3. To advance the professional interest and position of women in education.

4. To initiate, endorse, and support desirable legislation or other suitable endeavors in the

interests of education and of women educators.

5. To endow scholarships to aid outstanding women educators in pursuing graduate study and to

grant fellowships to non-member women educators.

6. To stimulate the personal and professional growth of members and to encourage their

participation in appropriate programs of action.

7. To inform the membership of current economic, social, political, and educational issues so

that they may participate effectively in a world society.

MISSION STATEMENT

The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International promotes professional and personal growth of

women educators and excellence in education.

VISION STATEMENT

Leading Women Educators Impacting Education Worldwide

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INTERNATIONAL

The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International was founded May 11, 1929, in Austin, Texas.

The International Founders are also Alpha State, Texas Founders.

FOUNDERS

Dr. Annie Webb Blanton

Miss Mamie Sue Bastian

Miss Ruby Cole

Miss Mabel Grizzard

Dr. Anna Hiss

Miss Ray King

Miss Sue King

Dr. Helen L. Koch

Mrs. Ruby Terrill Lomax

Dr. Cora M. Martin

Mrs. Lalla M. Odom

Miss Lela Lee Williams

ALPHA STATE HONORARY FOUNDERS

Dr. Eula Lee Carter

Dr. Clara M. Parker

All Founders and Alpha State Honorary Founders are deceased.

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COLLECT

Omniscient Father of the Universe,

God of Truth, Beauty and Justice;

We thank Thee for the intellectual bond

Which exalts the achievement of people.

As we promote understanding and critical thinking,

May we practice good fellowship and release our capabilities,

May we gain in inward poise and appreciation of Beauty;

As we discipline self, may we sponsor

Meaningful attitudes and Justice among all peoples.

Day by day, as we plant the seed of enlightenment,

May we reap Faith and Vision.

Grant us these ideals in greater measure,

We ask in Jesus' name.

Amen

Grace Edman

Deceased

Alpha Mu Chapter

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INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS, REGIONAL DIRECTORS AND

HEADQUARTERS PROFESSIONAL STAFF

(AVAILABLE AT WWW.DKG.ORG )

INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS

Address: P.O. Box 1589, Austin, TX 78767-1589

Street Address: 416 W. 12th St., Austin, TX 78701

Telephone: 512.478.5748 or 888.762.4685

Fax: 512.478.3961

Website: www.dkg.org

http://www.dkg.org/

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The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International

Mailing Address: P. O. Box 797787

Dallas, TX 75379-7787

Phone: 972.930.9945 or 800.305.3525

Fax: 972.447.0471

Email: [email protected]

Headquarters Location: 6220 Campbell Rd., Suite 204

Dallas, TX 75248

Business Hours: M-TH / 9:30 am – 5:30 pm

Web site: www.dkgtexas.org

Texas State Headquarters

Officers, Personnel, Committee Chairmen and Area Coordinators

Contact information available at www.dkgtexas.org

The theme for the 2015-2017 biennium of the Texas State Organization:

http://www.dkgtexas.org/

http://www.dkgtexas.org/

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Area V Coordinator:

Sara Hayward

16678 W. Wilson Rd. #24

Harlingen, TX 78552

Cell 956.244.1036

[email protected]

Mu Zeta

ASTEF Officers and Directors ttp://www.astef.org

PO Box 797787 [email protected]

Dallas, TX 75379-7787 http://www.astef.org

Toll-free 800.305.3525

ASTEF: Impacting Education by Impacting Educators

mailto:[email protected]

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ALPHA STATE TEXAS EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION

What is ASTEF?

ASTEF is a 501(c )(3) public charity organized for the following purposes:

To provide funding for activities that support professional and personal growth of women educators in Texas, and

To promote educational excellence for Texas students.

ASTEF is the fundraising entity supporting the Texas State Organization of Delta Kappa Gamma.

Who runs ASTEF?

All members of the Texas State Organization of Delta Kappa Gamma are members of ASTEF. The Annual Meeting of members is held during the TSO Convention.

ASTEF is managed by a Board of Directors elected by the members. The 2015-2017 Board consists of 22 members. The TSO President, Scholarship Chair and Leadership Seminar Chair all serve as ex-officio members of the ASTEF Board. Officers are elected by the Board.

What does ASTEF do?

ASTEF manages three funds: Scholarship, Leadership, and Projects.

Scholarship funds scholarships and lifelong learning opportunities.

Leadership provides leadership training through Leadership Seminars and sponsored speakers.

Projects provides stipends for chapter projects and supports other educational endeavors that benefit Texas students and educators.

In the six years since its inception, ASTEF has awarded project stipends each year during the Annual Meeting held during TSO Convention. In 2016, twenty-three chapters received stipends for a total amount of almost $30,000.

How can members and chapters support ASTEF?

Contribute to ASTEF. Interactive contribution forms are available online. Contributions may be made in honor or in memory of someone, and all individual contributions are tax deductible.

Participate in ASTEF fundraising activities, such as cruises, Road Scholar programs, and raffles.

Apply for a state scholarship; encourage Aspiring Educators to apply for funding; participate in leadership events sponsored by ASTEF; apply for a chapter project stipend. The next application deadline is April 1, 2017.

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Upcoming Events 2017 – 2018

2017 88th Texas State Convention June 22-24, 2017

Hyatt Regency Houston

Houston, TX

2017 Southwest Regional Conference July 4-7, 2017

Honolulu, Hawaii

2018 2018 International Convention July 16-20, 2018

JW Marriott Austin

Austin, TX

* Additional and updated meeting information is available online at http://www.dkgtexas.org/upcoming-events.html or www.dkg.org

http://www.dkgtexas.org/upcoming-events.html

http://www.dkg.org/

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ALPHA MU CHAPTER CHARTER MEMBERS*

Lower Cameron County, Area V, Chapter 36

May 7, 1932

Miss Lila N. Dyer

Miss Hattie Fowler

Miss Eleanor Golsen

Mrs. Pauline Landrume Goode Jasper

Mrs. Lois Spears Hughes Dimmick

Mrs. W. R. Jones

Mrs. J. C. Tucker

Mrs. H. E. Watkins

Miss Velma Wilson

*All charter members are deceased.

PAST PRESIDENTS OF ALPHA MU CHAPTER

The Early Years

Mrs. Ana Muse Jones May 1932 - October 1935

Miss Grace Edman October 1935 - October 1939

Miss Alma Prentiss October 1939 - October 1941

Mrs. Alice Bohner October 1941 - October 1943

Mrs. Helen Sealey October 1943 - September 1944

Cameron and Willacy Counties

Miss Mary Elizabeth Challes 1944 - 1948

Miss Lois Reynolds 1948 - 1950

Mrs. Sally Lindaberry 1950 - 1952

Miss Anne Burtless 1952 - 1954

Mrs. Cleo Tompkins 1954 - 1956

Mrs. Evelyn Kee 1956 - 1958

Mrs. Zelma Coers 1958 - 1960

Mrs. Chrissie Bucklin 1960 - 1962

Expansion into Zeta Rho April 26, l962

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PAST PRESIDENTS OF ALPHA MU CHAPTER

Lower Cameron County

Mrs. Mildred Young* 1962 - 1964

Mrs. Barbara Warburton* 1964 - 1966

Mrs. Alice Nixon* 1966 - 1968

Mrs. Margaret Mitchell* 1968 - 1970

Mrs. Elizabeth McCollum* 1970 - 1972

Miss Hilda Adkins 1972 - 1974

Mrs. Charlene Bobbitt Stelley 1974 - 1976

Mrs. Maria E. Torres 1976 - 1978

Mrs. Deyaun Boudreaux 1978 - 1980

Mrs. Norma Beth Drake Williamson 1980 - 1981

Mrs. Clarissa Garcia* 1981 - 1982

Dr. Olivia Rivas 1982 - 1984

Mrs. Billie Herrera 1984 - 1986

Mrs. Minerva Ritchie 1986 - 1988

Dr. Lucy G. Willis 1988 - 1990

Mrs. Beth Ann Garza 1990 - 1992

Mrs. Pat Johnson-Hodge 1992 - 1994

Dr. Paula Parsons 1994 - 1996

Miss Rosa E. del Castillo* 1996 - 1998

Mrs. Eileen Dulmage 1998 - 2000

Mrs. Diana Gomez 2000 - 2002

Mrs. Pat Johnson-Hodge 2002 - 2004

Mrs. Esmeralda Rodriguez 2004 - 2006

Mrs. Noel Kendall 2006 - 2008

Mrs. Teresa Hoskins / Mrs. Mary Brown 2008 - 2010

Mrs. Mary Brown 2010 - 2012

Mrs. Mary Sullivan 2012 - 2014

Mrs. Martha Warburton 2014 - 2016

Mrs. Maria V. Gonzales 2016 - 2018

*Deceased

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Alpha Mu Achievement Awards

Barbara T. Warburton* 1986

Clarissa H. Garcia* 1989

Alice Nixon* 1990

Mildred Young* 1991

Mildred McMaster* 1998

Concepcion Irwin* 2000

June Wilson 2003

Mary Sullivan 2004

Pat Johnson-Hodge 2005

Noel Kendall 2006

Flo Benavides 2007

Esmeralda Rodriguez 2008

Mary Brown 2012

Jan Ramirez 2014

Linda Little 2016

Norma Nelson 2016

*Deceased

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ALPHA MU CHAPTER OFFICERS 2016 - 2018

President: Maria V. Gonzales

44 Margaret Court, Brownsville, TX 78521

956.546.0187 Home

956.545.3480 Cell

[email protected]

First Vice-President: Norma Nelson

1713 Violet Dr., Brownsville 78526

956.542.2837 Home

956.455.0871 Cell

[email protected]

Second Vice President: Martha Warburton

145 Calle Cenizo, Brownsville, TX 78520

956.546.0207 Home

956.233.3900 Cell

[email protected]

Recording Secretary: Irene Z. Avila

1781 Briarwyck Dr., Brownsville, TX 78520

956.350.6690 Home

956.459.7035 Cell

[email protected]

Corresponding Secretary: Diana Gomez

364 Calle Jacaranda, Brownsville, TX 78520

956.544.4148 Home

956.459.6466 Cell

[email protected]

Treasurer: Hilda Flores

1355 Pinion Dr., Brownsville, TX 78526

956.541.0174 Home

956.455.2723 Cell

[email protected]

Parliamentarian: Kay Herrera

200 East 7th St., Los Fresnos, TX 78566-3319

956.233.5451 Home

956.434.6856 Cell

[email protected]

Immediate Past President: Martha Warburton

See above contact information








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ALPHA MU CHAPTER COMMITTEES

2016 – 2018

SOCIETY BUSINESS

*Ceremonials & Membership:

Esmeralda Torres, Chair

Diana Gomez

Kay Herrera

Rosemary Leal

Beatriz Rodriguez

Constitution & By-Laws: Pat Johnson-Hodge, Chair

Martha Warburton

Noel Kendall

Mary Sullivan

*Finance:

Noel Kendall, Chair

Hilda Flores

Necrology:

Kay Herrera, Chair

Esmeralda Torres

Pat Johnson-Hodge

*Nominations:

Pat Johnson-Hodge, Chair

Linda Little

Esmeralda Torres

SOCIETY MISSION & PURPOSES

*Educational Excellence:

Program/ Personal Growth & Services:

Melissa Salazar, Chair

Mary Sullivan, Co-Chair

Eugenia Alcocer

Martha Warburton

Esmeralda Torres

Teresa Hoskins

Gabriela Rodriguez

Alicia Wooderson

*Educational Excellence:

Professional Affairs/Research: Maria V. Gonzales, Chair

Pat Johnson-Hodge

Griselda Garcia

Maria Magdalena Aguilar-Crandall

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*Communications/Publicity: Linda Little, Chair

Norma Nelson, Webmaster/Photography

Gabriela Rodriguez

*Scholarship/Grant-in-Aid: Noel Kendall, Chair

Melissa Salazar

Mary Sullivan

*World Fellowship/Community Service

(Project): Maria V. Gonzales, Chair

Melissa Salazar

Drue Brown

Maria Magdalena Aguilar-Crandall

Yearbook: Mary Sullivan, Chair

Norma Nelson

Achievement Award: Rosemary Leal,

Chair

Kay Herrera

Norma Nelson

Music & Other Arts:

Martha Warburton, Chair

Norma Nelson

Beatriz Rodriguez

SPECIAL COMMITTEE

Attendance/Courtesy (Hospitality):

Irene Avila, Chair

Eugenia Alcocer

Rosemary Leal

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ALPHA MU CHAPTER PROJECT

Little Free Libraries Literacy Project

2016-2017 Goals

Literacy Project: The Alpha Mu chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma has elected to

continue to support the Little Free Libraries Literacy Project for 2016-2017. This

project incorporates the support not only of our chapter members, but also other groups

or individuals who want to join us in accomplishing our goals in the community for

literacy. Although the project details have been a work in progress, the following are

some of the steps/goals our chapter will endeavor to follow in order to continue to

successfully implement this literacy project in selected sites and elementary schools:

Selected sites are the Brownsville Children’s Museum, Moody Clinic, Good

Neighbors Settlement House and the Friendship of Women, Inc. These little free

libraries will continue to be supported and restocked; they have been registered at

the https://littlefreelibrary.org/ through the Girl Scout leaders.

Longoria Elementary school is also a projected partner site. Our Alpha Mu sister,

Maggie Aguilar-Crandall, Librarian at Longoria Elementary School, has

spearheaded this project. Alpha Mu Members will continue to bring new and gently-

used books to help stock the libraries. This year we hope to add another elementary

school to this project.

We are in collaboration with the local Brownsville Girl Scout Troop 8 to provide

additional support for this literacy project. Our contact person is Diane

McLeary. The troop has built the little libraries and has also secured book donations.

These little libraries will be tagged with a label noting the collaboration between

DKG and the Girl Scouts. We plan to explore more collaborations with another Girl

Scout troop this year. We also want to enhance the libraries by adding a bench to

encourage sitting and reading.

Collection of new books or gently used children’s books appropriate for grades K-5

will continue to be encouraged and announced at our chapter meetings and

community events. This endeavor will be coordinated by Maggie Aguilar-Crandall

and DKG Alpha Mu members. We plan to develop a pamphlet with key information

on where to donate these books. This is also showcased on our Website

http://dkgalphamu.weebly.com/

Establish a portable lending library that would support our newest teachers! This

will be in the form of a backpack which will support our new teachers’ professional

growth and literacy packs. We plan to have them donated by book companies.

Submit a grant by January 2017 to ASTEF and DKG at the state level to supplement

the purchase of additional books/carts.

https://littlefreelibrary.org/

http://dkgalphamu.weebly.com/

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Alpha Mu Chapter

Tentative Schedule of Meetings

2016-2017

August 20, 2016 Executive Board Meeting 9:00 am

La Hacienda

September 13, 2016 Dinner Meeting* 6:00 pm

October 15, 2016 Lunch & Tour 10:00 am

Sabal Palm Sanctuary

Barbara T. Warburton Educational Facility

November 8, 2016 Dinner Meeting 6:00 pm

December 10, 2016 Christmas Tea & Auction 2:00 pm

Home of Pat Johnson-Hodge

114 Fireside Drive

January 7, 2017 Executive Board Meeting 9:00 am

February 7, 2017 Dinner Meeting 6:00 pm

March 7, 2017 Dinner Meeting 6:00 pm

April 11, 2017 Dinner Meeting 6:00 pm

May 9, 2017 Dinner Meeting 6:00 pm

August 19, 2017 Executive Board Meeting 9:00 am

Location and Time TBA

September 12, 2017 Dinner Meeting 6:00 pm

October 10, 2017 Dinner Meeting 6:00 pm

*Dinner meetings will be held at Cobblehead’s unless otherwise announced.

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2016 – 2017 YEAR-AT-A-GLANCE

PROGRAM CALENDAR

DATE/TIME PROGRAM Heart of the Society is its Members

PURPOSES **HOSTESS/ES

August 20, 2016 9:00 A.M.

Executive Board Meeting: Program Planning; Committee

Appointments; Calendar for 2016-2017

Project Update – Maggie Aguilar-Crandall (9-1-16, 6 PM)

1, 6 Maria V. Gonzales

Sept. 13, 2016 * 6:00 P.M.

Business Meeting – Grant Writing Project

BPD Hearty Personal Protection Strategies Presenter: Sergeant Imelda Valadez

1, 6, 7 Eugenia Alcocer

Beatriz Rodriguez

Hilda Flores

Oct. 15, 2016 * Saturday

10:00 A.M.

Lunch, Tour & Overview of the Barbara T. Warburton

Educational Facility, Rabb House; Sabal Palm Sanctuary

Educational Opportunities, Presenters: Larry Lof & Seth

Patterson

1, 6, 7 Martha Warburton

Maria Gonzales

Gabriela Rodriguez

Nov. 8, 2016 * 6:00 P.M.

Business Meeting – Grant Update Organic Gardening in the

RGV; How Students Benefit from Garden-Based Learning

1, 3, 6, 7 Kay Herrera

Irene Avila

Dec. 10, 2016 2:00 P.M.

114 Fireside

Christmas Tea and Live Auction: Mentoring by Giving to our

Grant-in-Aid for Future Women Educators; Enjoy the food,

fellowship and fun of the Christmas season.

1, 5 Alpha Mu Executive

Committee; Santa’s

Helpers: Martha Warburton,

Noel Kendall

January 7, 2017 9:00 A.M.

Executive Committee Meeting: Strategic Plan Review, Projects

status, Chapter Rules, Annie Award Application, Review

upcoming spring programs and grant applications

1, 4, 6 Maria V. Gonzales

Feb. 7, 2017 * 6:00 P.M.

Valentine Raffle & Sample: Bring your favorite sweet treat to

be sampled and raffled! Proceeds support chapter projects.

Women’s Heart Health – Heart Institute Presentation

1, 6 Pat Johnson-Hodge,

Noel Kendall,

Teresa Hoskins

March 7, 2017 6:00 P.M.

Recognition and presentation by 2016 Grant-in-Aid recipient;

Introduction of Award Recipient by Noel Kendall, Alpha Mu

Member & Champions for Children

2, 3, 5 Linda Little

Ma Magdalena Aguilar-

Crandall

April 11, 2017 6:00 P.M.

Initiation of New Members; Community Service Projects—

Raising Awareness of DKG in the Educational Community Member Recognition – Years of Service & Achievement Award

Business Meeting: Program Planning Session

1, 2, 3, 6 Esmeralda Torres

Norma Nelson

Mary Sullivan

May 9, 2017 6:00 P.M.

Celebration of Delta Kappa Gamma Founders’ Day & Alpha

Mu’s Birthday; “Hat Day”

1, 2, 3, 6 Diana Gomez

Martha Warburton

Alicia Wooderson

June 22-24, 2017 88th Texas State Convention, Houston, TX, at the Hyatt Regency

August 19, 2017

9:00 A.M.

Executive Board Meeting & Finalize Program for 2017-18

Committee & Project Review

1, 6 Maria V. Gonzales

Sept. 5, 2017 6:00 P.M.

Business Meeting - Deep in the Heart of Texas Ed,

Presenter: SBOE Member Ruben Cortez

1,4, 6, 7 Eugenia Alcocer

Beatriz Rodriguez

Hilda Flores

Oct. 3, 2017 6:00 P.M. p.m.

Business Meeting

Panel Discussion: Inspiring Teaching from the Heart

1, 2, 3,

5, 6, 7

Kay Herrera

Irene Avila

Note: Unless otherwise indicated, chapter meetings will be at Cobblehead’s (Private Meeting Room)

Since this is a tentative calendar, any changes or updates will be emailed, announced in our chapter

newsletter and posted on our Alpha Mu Website.

Hostesses: Please arrive early to set up tables and decorations, serve as greeters and facilitate a short Ice

Breaker activity.

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THE DELTA KAPPA GAMMA SONG

Women teachers, to the calling

Firmly rally, never falling,

Duty ne'er upon us palling,

Staunch, courageous we!

Loyalty and trust e'er heeding,

Mindful of our sisters needing,

Aid and guidance from those leading,

Helpful may we be!

To Delta Kappa Gamma

Faith we pledge forever!

Hand in hand our loyal band,

Forward, moving ever!

Onward! 'tis our sisters need us,

Courage, Faith and Honor lead us!

Wrongs in truth and justice heed us!

Firmly shall we stand!

Guardians of the Faith yet sleeping

For our sisters watch e'er keeping,

Deeds of others now we're reaping,

We for others stand!

To us pioneers have given;

We return their gifts to Heaven,

Work for others is the leaven

That inspires our band!

Oh, Delta Kappa Gamma,

In thy fold we gather;

Unity and Liberty

Shall be our watchwords ever!

Education e'er we'll further;

Each is bound to each as brother,

With this faith in one another

We shall win, for aye! Annie Webb Blanton

Cora M. Martin

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Alpha Mu Chapter Members

2016 - 2017

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ACTIVE MEMBERS

Aguilar-Crandall, Maria Magdalena, EdD (Maggie) Cell 455-2646

1025 Mesquite Wood, Brownsville, TX 78526

Librarian, Longoria Elementary, BISD

Birthday Month: April

Initiation Year: 2012

[email protected]

Alcocer, Eugenia (Manuel) Home 544.3026

177 Shoreline Drive, Brownsville 78521-4332 Cell 346.1647

Retired Religion Instructor, Incarnate Word Academy

Birthday Month: June


[email protected]

Avila, Irene Z. (Robert) Cell 459.7035

1781 Briarwyck Dr., Brownsville 78520

English Teacher & Chair, Stillman Middle School, BISD

Birthday Month: September


[email protected]

Brown, Drue (Dave) 541.5055

74 Lakeshore Dr., Brownsville 78521 Cell 497-3109

Public Information Officer, BISD

Birthday Month: March

Reinstated: 2013

E-mail: [email protected] and [email protected]

Flores, Hilda (David) Cell 455.2723

1355 Pinion Dr, Brownsville 78526

Program Coordinator, Transfer Student Relations, UT Brownsville

Birthday Month: November


E-mails: [email protected]







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Garcia, Griselda (Rod) 545.7444

3400 Chardonnay Dr., Brownsville 78526

STAMP Teacher, Veterans Memorial High School, BISD

Birthday Month: January


E-mail: [email protected]

Gomez, Diana (Anthony) 544.4148

364 Calle Jacaranda, Brownsville 78520 Cell 459.6466

ELA Specialist, BISD

Birthday Month: January

Initiation Year: Reinstated 2013


Gonzales, Maria V. Cell 545.3480

44 Margaret Court, Brownsville 78521 Home 956.546.0187

Administrator, BISD




Herrera, Kay (James) 233.5451

200 East 7th St., Los Fresnos 78566-3319 Cell 434.6856

Retired Special Education Resource Teacher, LFCISD

Birthday Month: July



Hoskins, Teresa (Mark)

45 Calle Cenizo, Brownsville 78520 Cell 466.2476

4th Grade Teacher, Gonzalez Elementary, BISD









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Johnson-Hodge, Patricia (Kip) 546.0697

114 Fireside Dr., P. O. Box 4681 Cell 343.6114

Brownsville 78520

Retired First Grade GT

Hubert R. Hudson Elementary, BISD




Kendall, Noel (Philip W.) 350.9954

1264 Sandy Hill, Brownsville 78520-9204 Cell 371.0732

Retired 4th Grade GT, Hudson Elementary, BISD




Leal, Rosemary (Jose G. III) Cell 572.7612

2933 Old Spanish Trail, Brownsville 78520

Principal, Los Fresnos Elementary


Initiation Year 2007


Little, Linda S. (Robert) 621.1411

717 Santa Ana, Rancho Viejo, TX 78575 (Cell) 497.8501

Retired, Stell Middle School, BISD, History Dept.




Mercado, Gloria 831.4989

3026 Smith Road, Brownsville 78526 (Cell) 466.5825

Retired, Asst. Principal, BISD


Reinstated: September 2015







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Nelson, Norma A. (Jaime) 542.2837

1713 Violet Dr., Brownsville 78526 Cell 455.0871

Stell Middle School, BISD

Career & Technical Education

Birthday Month: July



Rodriguez, Beatriz (Juan Andres) Cell 956.266.1552

2943 Old Spanish Trail, Brownsville 78520 Home 956.542.1451

Visual Arts Teacher & Chair, Fine Arts Department

St. Joseph Academy




Rodriguez, Gabriela Ed D 459.3034

740 Pine Falls Dr., Brownsville, TX 78526

Dean of Instruction, Stillman Middle School, BISD

Birthday Month: May



[email protected]

Salazar, Melissa (Santiago) 956.455.5081

128 Applewood Street, Brownsville 78521

English Teacher, Veterans Memorial High School

Birthday Month: October


[email protected]

Sullivan, Mary (Rodney) 542.0041

620 Sunshine Road, Brownsville 78521-1688 Cell 459.6177

Retired Associate Professor, Applied Business Technology

The University of Texas at Brownsville & Texas Southmost College










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Torres, Maria Esmeralda Cell 371.1264

1724 Old Creek Court, Brownsville 78521-1617

Retired GT Reading Teacher, Stell Middle School, BISD

Currently Substitute Teacher

Birthday Month: August



Warburton, Martha 546.0207

145 Calle Cenizo, Brownsville, 78520 Cell 371.8885

Math Teacher, Liberty Memorial Middle School, LFCISD




Wooderson, Alicia (Paul) Cell 371.9126

445 Windwood Way, Brownsville, 78520

STAMP Teacher, Veterans Memorial High School, BISD







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RESERVE MEMBERS

Benavides, Florestela (Flo) (Arturo X.) 542.8654

9 Edgewater Place, Brownsville 78521-1420 Cell 821.7373

Retired Coordinator Bilingual Office Occupations



Email: c/o [email protected]

Herrera, Billie (L. H.) 542.5208

1014 Cypress, Brownsville 78520-8316

Retired Home Economics Teacher, Hanna High



Wilson, June 512.795.3934

9306 Great Hills Trail

Box 38, Austin, TX 78759

Retired Reading Teacher, Oliveira Middle School, BISD



Email: c/o [email protected] (Daughter)


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