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Governor Allan Shivers, the Yellow Rose of Texas award recognizes Texas women who have demonstrated exceptional service to their communities; and WHEREAS, A fitting recipient of this notable accolade, Mrs. Hudgins has dedicated many years to documenting and sharing the history of Wharton County; appointed to the Wharton County Historical Commission in 1969, she has been an active member of the organization for more than 50 years and has served as its chair; she is the author of numerous publications on the county's history, including her book War Between the States Changed Texas Forever, and she was invited as a contributing author for the Handbook of Texas by the Texas State Historical Association; she gives freely of her time and expertise to organizations such as the Institute of Texan Cultures in San Antonio, and for many years, she has spoken at the annual banquet for the William H. Wharton Chapter of the Sons of the Republic of Texas; and WHEREAS, Mrs. Hudgins moved to Wharton with her family when she was a child, and returned to the area after college to pursue a career as a writer; in 1976, she joined the Wharton Journal-Spectator as a staff columnist, and her work has also appeared in the El Campo Leader-News; an alumna of Wharton County Junior College, she has served on the institution's board of trustees for more than a decade; in all her endeavors, she enjoys the love and support of her husband, Joe Dawson Hudgins; and WHEREAS, Through her exceptional efforts, Merle Hudgins has significantly contributed to the study of Texas history, and she may indeed reflect with pride on her many accomplishments; now, therefore, be it RESOLVED, That the 87th Legislature of the State of Texas hereby congratulate Merle Reue Hudgins on her receipt of the Yellow Rose of Texas award and extend to her sincere best wishes for the future; and, be it further RESOLVED, That an official copy of this resolution be prepared for Mrs. Hudgins as an expression of high regard by the Texas House of Representatives and Senate.
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Harmony and the surrounding community for its entire 70-year history. As a charter member of
Harmony Baptist Church, Ms. Lillie Hassey has been a pilar of strength, kindness, and unwavering faith. In her seventy years at Harmony, Lillie has helped serve the community at large through outreach and ministry. Lillie has hosted countless Bible Studies in her home, inviting church members, neighbors, and anyone else she crossed paths with to come to her home and learn about the Bible, God, and enjoy fellowship with others. She along with her family have made significant monetary donations to the church so that they may serve more members of the community. Through her tenure at Harmony, Lillie has held many volunteer roles. Each having a unique gift that Lillie possessed. In her different volunteer positions she has served as a role model to her family, friends, church members, and the community at large. Lillie has been involved in almost every community outreach program the church facilitated. At 92 years young Lillie still hosts a Ladies Bible study in her home, she greets every new family that attends church, and she serves as a friendly face at every event the church puts on for the families in the local community. She has reached hundreds of families and women as a positive role model and a great example of how God loves his people. Throughout seven decades Ms. Lillie has accomplished so much and like the petals of a yellow rose- each unfolding layer reveals countless stories of joy, faithfulness, and friendships.
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depression and suicidal ideation. Recognized for standing by her sponsored teen through suicidal attempts, hospitalizations, one that was for the duration of an entire year and during that hospitalization going through the tragic suicide of teen’s mother. She remained a solid and reliable figure of support for teen and siblings throughout ordeal and then helped with guidance through the discovery, assessment and process of gender reassignment surgeries. Continues support of sponsored individual and other family members of individual currently to date. Also a supporter and advocate of The Trevor
Project having raised $ 833.18 to date for the foundation. Also recognized for her work with the San Antonio Humane Society for the volunteerism of her time , 8-10 hours every week onboarding, ,taking care of, and in general loving the forgotten and discarded animals that find their way to SAHS. She has raised a total of $ 4323.36 between the National Humane Society and San Antonio Humane Society to date. Lastly, for her work with the National Down Syndrome Society, both in Colorado Springs 2009-2012 and The Gulf Coast Down Syndrome Society 2012-present, supporting and raising money and awareness to their cause with a current amount of $ 3702.19 raised to date.
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She was a junior in high school who dedicated much of her time outside of school by gathering support and donations from grocery stores, raising funds, and coordinating with community members to organize multiple food drives to help the hundreds of elderly and poor families of the community, and she worked closely with county officials to establish a community garden to grow fresh produce locally.
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1592:. Linda volunteers over 500 hours each year serving her community. Professionally she has worked in local government for over 30 years. Linda has been recognized as a leader in local government and most recently she attained the Master Municipal Clerk designation, a distinction held by only 43 other people in the State of Texas. For the last 18 years, she has served the Town of
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Lewisville Police department, providing specialized care for children who are temporarily under the care of the police department. This program has cared for over 150 children to date. She serves as a Survivor Advocacy Team member dispatched to emergency rooms and police departments for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in
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of the Texas French
Legation”, “The Businesses That Built San Antonio”. Co-author of "Growing Up in the Lone Star State: Notable Texans Remember Their Childhoods," published by Briscoe Center of American History at UT-Austin. Past president of DRT William Barret Travis Chapter and is currently serving as First Vice President.
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fundraisers for local High School
Seniors and taking care of her community through involvement with the elderly and supporting Patriot Paws. She works to help local Veterans get to and from appointments and advocates for their care. She does all this while working a full time position in healthcare IT.
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2024: Demelza
Reichenberg, Seguin, TX, a USAF Veteran, for her service to the residents of Seguin and the surrounding areas. She brings her passion for animal rescue to South Texas by managing an Animal Sanctuary. She also spends a lot of time volunteering with Texas Order of the Eastern Star; doing
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2023: Laura Leigh
Donhauser, Abilene, TX, for her 25 years of unwavering dedication to the military community. She performed exceptional acts of service throughout Texas, including supporting hundreds of Airmen and their families at Dyess AFB through multiple military deployments. Additionally, Mrs.
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Finklea; born 1949) lives in Austin. Has written five books that preserve Texas History: “The Daughters, A Dozen Decades of DRT”, “Dusting Off A Legend: The St Anthony Hotel”, “Enhancing Quality of Life for 75 Years: Bandera Elective Cooperative”, “Bonjour, Y’All: A Squirrel’s Nutty Tale
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2018: Diane
Morrison, (born 1952) Registered Nurse, Volunteer Advisory Board member for Catholic Charities, transitional care and foster parent for 141 babies, Boy Scouts of America Volunteer, serves on the Longhorn Council BSA Executive Board, Council Training Chairperson, recognized for a lifetime
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Professional Childcare Assn; Worked 40 years in Early Childhood education, 30 of those years as a kindergarten teacher in public school; Teacher of the Year; Lifetime Girl Scout and volunteer in numerous local organizations. Austin Mayor made Proclamation declaring 2 May 2016 as Martha Schroeder Day.
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2021: Merle Reue Hudgins of Wharton received a Yellow Rose of Texas award from Governor Greg Abbott along with a House Concurrent Resolution which read, "WHEREAS, Merle Reue Hudgins of Wharton has received a Yellow Rose of Texas award from Governor Greg Abbott; and WHEREAS, Established in the 1950s
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Sheriff's office she is an instructor for self-defense classes that are provided at no cost to women in the community. More than 1,000 women have learned self-defense from Linda, leading to a safer community, reduced crime, and lower law enforcement costs. Linda also runs the Ashton's Room program
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2023: Eesha Rao Agrahar, Katy, TX, for her tireless service to the residents of Kendleton, TX by first preparing and distributing hurricane preparedness kits to low income families and for addressing the food desert problem faced by many of its old residents who lack ready access to fresh produce.
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Mrs Melissa Speakes received the Yellow Rose of Texas in May, 2023. She grew up in a patriotic Texas household and served Texas and the United States throughout her 14 years of service as a military spouse. Her support for Troopers, Families, and Veterans, especially for 1st Squadron, 7th Cavalry,
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2016: Angela M. Steffens (born 1976), United States Army Volunteer (Ft. Worth, Texas); Battalion FRG Leader (949BSB, 45th ROC). The honor was received during the retirement of her husband from the 949th Brigade Support Battalion, 56th Brigade Combat Team, 36th Infantry Division, awarded for her
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2012: Ann Williamson Hibbs - A Dallas County Master Gardener and Flower Show Judge, recognized for her consistent efforts in beautifying Texas, educating our students, and her strong and varied personal volunteerism. Her enduring and unwavering support of Lee Elementary School, the Texas Daffodil
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2023: Roschelle Dsouza, Katy, TX, for her commitment to resolve Kendleton, TX's food dessert issue. As a junior in high school, Roschelle dedicated much of her time outside of school to raising money for Kendleton, visiting stores, and working with county officials to collect donations and raise
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2021: Brenda Kay King Turbeille, (born 1961) Winchester, Indiana, Nominated by Governor of Texas Greg Abbott and Colonel Tammy Hollister, USAF, for her 16 years of Federal Service to the United States Army and her commitment in helping soldiers of the Texas State Guard and their families at Camp
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2020: Mary Melissa Halbert Goodrich, West Lake Hills. Civic Volunteer; seventh generation Texan of 21 Republic of Texas ancestors; honored for preservation of Texas history; contributions include service at Texas French Legation; founding Vice President of Celebrate Texas Inc.; Daughters of the
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1989: Virginia Lee Williams Wingate (1935–2015) for her work on the restoration of and obtaining the Texas Historical Marker for the one room Wooster School House, in recognition as a charter member and Board leadership of the Baytown Historical Preservation Association, and also for her work as
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tells a story of how she used to bring supper up to the crew as they built Harmony from the ground up, and she would set it out on a makeshift table of plywood and brick. Just as those materials helped build the foundational structure of the church, Lillie has served as a foundational member of
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2022: Madi Franquiz, Dallas, TX, for her commitment to improving the present and building the future for Texas children. She has tirelessly dedicated her time and effort to better the lives of children across Texas through literacy and education, especially for underserved and underrepresented
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2020: Myrtle (Tippy) Foster, River Oaks, TX, on her 100th birthday, for her service to our country as a WWII USN Machinist's Mate at Alameda Air Station. Mrs. Foster was married to a veteran, Pomerene (P.A.) Foster, for seventy-one years and together they became involved with and supported the
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2017: Wendi R. Preusser (born 1977), Temple, TX. for significant contributions to her local communities including military wives, families and veterans. Served in numerous capacities as a Family Readiness Group Advisor and volunteered her time to help Army Spouses and Families during multiple
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2018: Elizabeth N Mull, San Antonio, from the Gulf Coast of Mississippi, for her work with LGBTQ youth, particularly her longtime commitment to one family, offering her support and guidance with navigating mediation of parent and child through discovery of sexual identity, gender association,
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Martha Regina Gerling; born 1954) of Austin, Worked with Dept. of Human Services & the Texas Sunset Committee to promote & keep In-Home Daycare regulations for In-Home Daycare; Founding member & officer of Texas Professional Home Childcare Assn in 1989; Founding member of Austin
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2018: Nancy Ann Lee, wife and avid supporter of military families and veterans, for her work to support the military rescue efforts during and after Hurricane Harvey. Mrs. Lee successfully coordinated charitable sponsorships for supplemental meals from various restaurants for weeks of the
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2017: Eileen M. Hipe (born 1960), Deputy to the Commander, 418th Contracting Support Brigade (Fort Hood, Texas); Senior Contracting Official & Principal Assistant Responsible for Contracting; recognized for exceptional service in her direction of contingency contracting efforts by her
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2022: Erin Fineberg, (born 1985) El Paso, TX, for her commitment in helping the soldiers and civilians of William Beaumont Army Medical Center and their families at Fort Bliss, TX. She tirelessly dedicated her time and effort to better the organization and helping the El Paso
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2016: M Jackson, recognized for over three decades of exemplary and selfless service to our country in varying positions of great importance and responsibility; a distinguished service characterized with distinction as a leader of Soldiers, a brilliant and honorable
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Republic of Texas; Republic of Texas Museum; Custodian General of Daughters of the Republic of Texas Headquarters; served three terms on the national board of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas.B.A. University of Texas at Austin, History, School of Liberal Arts
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2017: Kelsie Miller (born 1987), Served as the 31st Combat Support Hospital's Family Readiness Group Leader from 2015–2017. Recognized for her commitment, reliability and ability to go above and beyond for the families in the Unit during a time of
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with unwavering commitment and professionalism. Her tenure has been marked by exemplary leadership, tireless dedication and a deep sense of responsibility towards her citizens and the community at large. Linda serves and represents our State
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2020: Enola Gay Moorman Bounds Mathews, Sulphur Springs, TX, for decades of dedication to her community through radio and print, and preservation of its legacy of western music and lifestyle through performance, memorabilia, recordings and
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1993: Cora Thompson (née Bishop; 1898-2000) of Austin for her work as the head cook at the state capital for over 60 years as well as her work as a member of the local NAACP chapter during the Civil Rights movement. Awarded February 19,
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awareness. After working with her community, and her partner Eesha Agrahar, she was able to donate over 3 tons of fresh and canned foods to Kendleton and start cultivating a community garden for residents to produce their fresh foods.
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2019: Joan N Bailey, El Paso, Wife, and supporter of military families and veterans, Served multiple units as both unit and battalion FRG leader during deployment of military spouses. She supported the military community for over 30
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2012: Sara Boykin, Family Readiness Group Leader, for her support and dedication to military families, Fort Bliss, TX; Jessica Juarez (formally Jessica Vargas), Family Readiness Group Leader, the honor received from the
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Emergency Services (Fire, ESD EMS), and Military. Her lifetime of outstanding leadership and advancement of youth programs and unyielding dedication to serving others for symbolizing the enduring legacy of a supportive
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2009: Dr. Brenda H. Edmonds for her outstanding civilian service from 1992, which included executive positions to the US military Army Community with selfless service to military members and their families, San
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2023: Sarah K. Brandon, Dripping Springs, TX, for her tireless dedication to the residents of Hays County, particularly the local women’s shelter, the students of Dripping Springs HS, and the Hays County legal
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2019: Pamela Hall, El Paso, wife, and avid supporter of Military Families for over 31 years. Both nationally, and internationally, she contributed to the success and morale of Military families for over three
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Karen Ruth Dannelly; (1944-2020) of Austin. Authored 7 historical books, 56 Texas State Historical Markers, saved untold cemeteries, started Save Texas Cemeteries, served as President General of DRT 2011-2013
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multi-branch rescue efforts based out of the US Coast Guard base in Houston, Texas. Mrs. Lee was also an advocate of the Wounded Warrior Project and often assisted with public sector fitness event training.
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2020: Hon. Barbara Cargill, Conroe, TX, for her dedication as a science educator and her 16 years of tireless service on behalf of Texas school children as a former Chair and Member of the State Board of
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2020: Hope C. Soliz, San Antonio TX, for her outstanding work as a Key Spouse for the last four years in USAF. She is a USAF veteran, wife of Commander #C17 Steve Soliz and an avid supporter of Military
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2021: Christine Del Rosario Oyler, (born 1979) El Paso, TX, for her commitment in helping not just soldiers and their families at FT Bliss but also dedicated her herself at helping the El Paso community.
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2020: Natalie Friend Wilson, Esq, Bulverde, TX, for 15 years of support and dedication to military spouses, the Air Force Key Spouse Program, Military Juris Doctorate Network, and the military community.
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2017: Evangeline George (born 1930), Retired Science Teacher with 48 years of service to her community of Beaumont, Texas, dedicated volunteer in her community, mentor and friend to many in her community
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2013: Lisa Billeck, Family Readiness Group Leader, for her support and dedication to the families of C Company, 3rd battalion, 501st Aviation Brigade, Fort Bliss, Texas during Operation Enduring Freedom.
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2022: Cinzi Lavin, Fredericksburg, TX, musical dramatist; for exceptional charitable contributions and volunteerism, and for artistic achievements towards improving the present and building the future.
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2004: Molly Ward, survivor of the New London School Explosion. Awarded due to her scholarship and creation of the New London School Explosion museum, as well as her time serving as Mayor.
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2020: Jennifer Wisniewski, Belton, TX, for service as a Military Spouse, scouting leader, and support of the 1-393 Brigade Support Battalion and the 120th Infantry Brigade, Fort Hood, TX.
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1230:), retired Computer Software Consultant; President of Smithville Heritage Society. Recognized for almost twenty years of historical preservation and education for the people of
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Evelyn Genevieve Pehl; born 1927), longtime community volunteer of Austin, for her advocacy for more women in management positions. She was the first female engine manager at
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2017: Dannielle Chappell (born 1981) of Arlington, Texas. Awarded for her support and dedication to men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces, deployed and stateside.
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unwavering support of military families for over 18 years, to include support during unit deployments to Operation Iraqi Freedom, and Operation Enduring Freedom.
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The Yellow Rose of Texas is an honorary commission recognizing outstanding Texas women for significant contributions to their communities and to Texas through
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2018: Valerie B. Gordon (born 1977), United States Army Volunteer (Fort Bliss, Texas); Senior Spouse Advisor; the honor received official recognition by the
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2017: Holly A. Mayfield (born 1978), United States Army Volunteer (Fort Bliss, Texas); Senior Spouse Advisor; the honor received official recognition by the
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2006: Kim Ann Thompson Estes, Burleson ISD Learning Technologist, Awarded for community service rendered for Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth.
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1992: Carla McFarland of Alpine for restoration of Historic Holland Hotel and numerous volunteer activities including many tourism related board activities
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Cindy Weston of Fort Worth, TX for her community service in launching nurse-led care delivery models and increasing access to healthcare in Central Texas.
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before the end of his second term in 1957. The Yellow Rose of Texas is given to women, by the Texas Governor, for exceptional community service.
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2020: Jaqueline Rae Quitugua, Fort Bliss, TX, for 23 Years as a Military Spouse and support of the 22nd Chemical Battalion, Ft. Bliss, Texas .
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2020: Glenda Ervalyn McVeigh, The Hills, TX. Science Educator for 31 years; 60 years of support & dedication to military spouses, US Army
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Bonnie Berneta Peeples; born 1917) for volunteerism and public service. For more than 80 years (since 1934), Peeples was a journalist with
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2013: Rebecca Ann Figone (born 1971, maiden Johnson), military spouse and support of U.S Army over 20 year career. Received July 24, 2013.
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Cara Lindsey Cook; born 1985), of Kennedale, for her efforts in Arts Education for the children of Texas and the greater DFW community.
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2014: Ashton Montgomery for her advocacy and commitment to military families at Fort Hood Army Base, commissioned February 20, 2014.
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Christia V. Daniels; 1892–1989) for courageous activism in civil rights through her involvement in the Houston Chapter of the
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2023: LaRachelle Samuel-Smith, Ph.D., Houston, TX, for her for 31 years as a Military Spouse and support to the US Army.
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2022: Meredith Laine Horning, (born 1986), Fort Worth, TX, for her commitment as a Labor and Delivery Nurse through her
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Janet Faye Wood; born 1955) for 10 years of service as administrative assistant for the Sons of the Republic of Texas,
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2001: Susan D. Gueck-Gunn for years of volunteer service to military members and families through numerous agencies.
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2020: Ingrid Wright Ortiz, San Antonio, TX, for 30 years as a Military Spouse and support to the US Army.
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Christy Woodward; born 1967) of San Antonio for her commitment to community service
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2018: Estella "Starr" (Chavez) Butler, Alumna of South San High School in
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Society, and the Military exemplify the tenets of the Yellow Rose of Texas
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charity offering gardening expertise and supplies aimed at ending hunger,
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Susan Joy Simpson; born 1959), as of 2017, was the Superintendent of the
2005:"Mollie Ward Obituary (1926 - 2013) - Troup, TX - Longview News-Journal"
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1st Cavalry Division has been exemplary and represent the best of Texas.
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1265:), and mentorship of spouses and families for numerous deployments,
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spent much of her life advocating for those with mental disabilities
196:. Adair, in 1984, was inducted into the Texas Women's Hall of Fame.
2121:"Winsted writer earns Texas's highest award for community service"
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2020: Jamie Weber (born on 20 December 1995) Current Law Student
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2040:"Lufkin woman awarded prestigious 'Yellow Rose of Texas' Award,"
1323:, educator, leader, community volunteer, wife of Robert S Cohen.
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First Lady, wife of the late Dan Richard Jones, PhD (1953–2016).
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Holly Linda Bognar; born 1971), founder of The Dinner Garden, a
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Command Chief’s spouse receives Yellow Rose of Texas Award,"
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2065:"'Hug Lady' Gives Priceless Gift to Fort Hood Soldiers"
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1442:veteran community in North Texas for many years.
520:, 30-year volunteer at Metroplex Hospital, now
460:which became part of Jackson Nature Park, near
398:1999: Alice Neel, San Antonio Texas (born 1919)
1944:Awards and decorations of the Texas government
286:1989: Doris Miller, Executive Vice President,
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810:2013: Carol O'Brien, issued August 14, 2013.
1226:2018: Carol Ann Phillips Snyder,(born 1940
1093:), and mentorship of senior spouses at the
873:2014: Deniece Marshall, community service,
844:Margo Doris Richards; born 1948) of Austin.
773:for her service as a Commissioner with the
607:2008: Michelle Cox for her volunteerism at
2067:(streaming video file) (2 min., 14 sec.),
1705:Sharon May Dykstra; born 1946), Northwest
1095:United States Army Sergeants Major Academy
472:and Judge Marvin Claud Quinney (born 1945)
1179:2018: Michelle D. Mahlstede (born 1973),
745:Sharon Elaine Sappington; born 1948), of
2170:Orders, decorations, and medals of Texas
1332:Courtney Lynn Salzman; born 1979), from
1274:2018: Euleah "Deeann" Thorpe (born 1964
1148:2017: Christy Nash, Active Principal of
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1217:2018: LaTonna Jones Wagner, (born 1962
973:2015: Brittany D. Hallman (born 1971),
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330:Mary Catherine Caldwell; 1924–2010) of
1255:142nd Combat Support Service Battalion
256:Victoria Teresa Blumberger; 1917–2012)
174:Fort Worth Independent School District
29:Commission of the Yellow Rose of Texas
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1897:Maggie Lucy Singleton; 1938–2014) of
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304:1990: Nita Rene Smith (1954–2019) of
296:Curator of the Wooster School House,
188:. Her certificate was also signed by
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2102:] 'Yellow Rose of Texas' Award,"
1910:Marjorie Lee Chapman; 1925–2010) of
1880:Vivian Lela Townsend; 1918–2015) of
1319:2019: Jane Elizabeth Watkins Cohen,
1188:2018: Nelly Mulleneaux (born 1986),
1025:2017: Sandra Rodriguez (born 1967),
468:Edmund Perry Kuempel (1942–2010) of
423:Cynthia Frances Burrus; born 1956),
1871:Betty Irene Buford, PhD (1928–2014)
779:Texas Commission on Law Enforcement
611:Soldier and Family Readiness Center
278:Anita Pearl Bergman; 1911–2005) of
116:1924 Democratic National Convention
1922:Edelmira Gutiérrez; 1935–2012) of
1864:Daughters of the Republic of Texas
1734:Mary De Leon; 1922–2011), retired
1310:2019: Ernestine "Tina" Hernandez,
1107:organization to provide relief to
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205:Helen Joan Burrier; 1943–2013) of
172:Izean Franklin; 1913–1999) of the
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435:Barbara Ann Scott; 1939–2015) of
376:Texas Department of Public Safety
118:. She raised money, by rallying
1798:Wilma Dean Voigt; 1933–2016) of
1759:Leila Camille Rogers; 1928–2012)
1385:2019: Gretchen May Kimbro Tooke
1190:Master Resiliency Training (MRT)
2150:Lists of hall of fame inductees
2026:by Senior Airman Kevin Iinuma,
1725:of William Champion; 1933–2012)
1675:Fifth Court of Appeals of Texas
1380:Stasia Nicole Smith; born 1977)
849:2013: Christy Woodward Kaupert
308:, Texas Department of Insurance
252:1982: Victoria (Vicky) Carbary
46:to Texas women for exceptional
1802:for her work with students at
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31:, commonly referred to as the
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1283:2018: Alison Lund (born 1988
1161:2018: Kristin Ada (born 1992
1083:93D Military Police Battalion
754:2012: Lillian Estelle Mingus
240:1982: Dianna Truelove Heiner
1654:Induction periods not known
1366:2019: Gaylon Finklea Hecker
1087:89th Military Police Brigade
1061:. She also worked alongside
135:Sarah Louise Head; 1938) of
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1345:2019: Erica Alwine Molina,
1328:2019: Courtney Lynn Walden
893:for her comforting hugs to
512:2002: Gloria Anita Johnson
464:. Jackson was nominated by
448:Cloma Luker; 1917–2013) of
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2165:Awards established in 1957
1939:Texas Women's Hall of Fame
1755:19??: Camille Rogers Clay
1242:'s Memorial Veterans Park.
805:for Educator Certification
414:James Richard "Rick" Perry
226:1980: Karen Ruth Thompson
102:1972: Dolly B. Patterson
2160:History of women in Texas
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1745:American Legion Auxiliary
1150:Wichita Falls High School
889:"Betty the Hug Lady," of
840:2013: Margo R. Courreges
815:2013: Jacqueline Mercado
789:Susan Simpson-Laskoskie,
516:Scaldini; 1925–2010), of
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1059:Bergstrom Air Force Base
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627:Lone Star College System
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339:1992: Almeda M. Laughlin
147:Pamela Slover; 1959) of
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1594:Lakewood Village, Texas
1170:2018: Dina C Williams,
1075:Federal Women’s Program
1053:2017: Evelyn Reininger
991:2016: Martha Schroeder
621:2009: Penny Westerfeld
488:Randolph Air Force Base
385:Amelia ("Mellie") Durán
106:Hawkins; 1892–1979) of
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964:2015: Kathy L. Hanlon
944:Texas A&M Commerce
902:2014: Berneta Peeples
881:2014: Elizabeth Laird
785:2013: Susan Hull, PhD
741:2012: Sharon Millians
657:2009: Stephanie Young
641:2009: Holly Hirshberg
541:2003: Cheryl A Zeffer
419:2001: Cynthia Calvert
372:1996: Angie Klein'(née
143:1972: Pamela Percival
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1779:Boy Scouts of America
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529:2003: Myrna C Banzon
431:2001: Barbara Jordan
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180:1977: Christia Adair
168:1977: Izean Davidson
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1736:Kelly Air Force Base
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1044:2017: Cara L Ludwig
938:2015: Jalinna Jones
827:2013: Angela Lucky,
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274:1989: Anita Winters
131:1972: Louise Slover
33:Yellow Rose of Texas
2044:KTRE Channel 9 News
1389:Kimbro) Austin, TX.
1027:Mission High School
290:Chamber of Commerce
221:William P. Clements
1743:Betty R. Manbeck,
1681:19??: Tara Watson
1338:136th Airlift Wing
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