Summer 2012

ReachGenerationsing Arms of Hope Official Press Release - Leadership Change MEDINA, TEXAS- With gratitude and appreciation, Arms of Hope’s Board of Directors announces a change in sta- Table of Contents tus for our President and Chief Executive Officer, Kevin 2 AOH Mission and Programs McDonald. Effective June 1, 2012, McDonald resigned as President and Chief Executive Officer, a position he began 3 Hope Haven Dedication in December of 2008. McDonald, with the board’s support 5 AOH Graduates 2012 and encouragement, returned to his role as a member of 7 Chapel of Hope Dedication Arms of Hope’s Board of Directors, a seat he held for six years prior to being named President and CEO. 9 Passing the Torch 11 Child’s Play is Serious Business! Under McDonald’s leadership, Arms of Hope was formed through the consolidation of Medina Children’s Home (est. 13 A True Second Chance 1958) and Boles Children’s Home (est. 1924). Since the consolidation, Arms of 14 Family’s Personal Testimony Hope has added an urban application of its Together Program by opening a Dun- canville Campus and has developed Outreach Ministry efforts in the inner cities of 15 Family Ties That Bind Dallas, Houston and San Antonio. The organization has experienced record growth 20 Bandera Livestock Show through the addition of new programs to help socially disadvantaged children in 21 Darryl Strawberry Visit some of the most economically distressed areas across Texas. In addition to the expansion of the services provided by Arms of Hope, McDonald led the organiza- 22 College Groups Visit AOH tion as it overcame many obstacles and challenges associated with a leadership 23 Arms of Hope Happenings transition and various organizational transformations. 25 Campus Visitors As many are aware, the McDonalds have moved to Houston to find the best care for 26 Arms of Hope Events their baby girl, who is undergoing treatment for brain cancer. After much prayer 27 Memorials & Honors and counsel, McDonald reported to the board his belief that it was in the best in- terest of Arms of Hope and his family that he pass the torch to a new leader. Mc- 34 Leaving a Lasting Legacy Donald returned to the Houston office of the international law firm of Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. as a partner, the firm where he was employed for almost ten years at the beginning of his legal career. Upcoming Events: Dallas Benefit Gala “This has been a very difficult decision because I dearly love serving socially dis- October 20, 2012 advantaged children through Arms of Hope,” states McDonald. “Our family’s sig- Dallas Hilton Anatole nificant change in personal circumstances and the fact that the initial goals we set Dallas, Texas for the organization upon my arrival have been accomplished has required me to take a careful look at the needs of my beautiful family and make an honest assess- San Antonio Golf Tournament ment of what is best for us.” October 29, 2012 Hyatt Hill Country Golf Club “It is remarkable to see the transformation Arms of Hope has experienced under San Antonio, Texas Kevin’s leadership and his talent as CEO will be difficult to replace,” explains Jana Woelfel, Chairperson of the Arms of Hope Board of Directors. “Because of Houston Benefit Gala the positive improvement we have seen in the quality of our programs, ministry November 3, 2012 Hilton Americas efforts, personnel and board membership during Kevin’s tenure, we are confident a Houston, Texas smooth and seamless transition will occur. The board is thankful for the contribu- tions Kevin has made and we are pleased that he intends to continue to be involved Austin Golf Tournament as a board member.” November 12, 2012 Avery Ranch Golf Club Arms of Hope’s Board has begun a search to find a replacement for McDonald and Austin, Texas is confident this position will attract highly qualified candidates with a passion for its mission of providing much-needed assistance to socially disadvantaged children Kerrville Golf Tournament and families. During this transition, Arms of Hope is blessed with a very capable March 25, 2013 management team and has asked Troy Robertson, Chief Operations Officer, and Comanche Trace Golf Club Scott Stumbo, Chief Financial Officer, to team together to lead the organization Kerrville, Texas until a new Chief Executive Officer is selected. San Antonio Benefit Gala May 4, 2013 Hyatt Hill Country San Antonio, Texas Registration available online: Join us on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. ArmsofHope.org 1 Reaching Generations Arms of Hope Mission To transform the lives of disadvantaged children, youth and families by providing hope and support in a nurturing, Christian environment.

Solutions Arms of Hope Provides

RESIDENTIAL CHILD CARE TOGETHER PROGRAM OUTREACH MINISTRY Meets disadvantaged children’s Helps motivated single mothers and Provides assistance to underprivi- physical, emotional, educational and their children transition into success- leged youth in their own neighbor- spiritual needs in a family-like atmo- ful, independent futures by providing hoods. Programs for at-risk children sphere where houseparents function parenting skills, career training and a include youth events featuring inspi- as mother and father figures. home in a peaceful and safe environ- rational speakers and the sponsorship ment. of Christian based youth sports teams.

RIGHT START EMERGENCY SHELTER & COLLEGE & CAREER Makes life a real choice by helping ASSESSMENT CENTER PROGRAM expectant single mothers prepare for Provides emergency shelter and as- Provides assistance for AOH high school motherhood while providing shelter, sessment services for any child who graduates with support through college, necessities and skills needed to care has been removed from an abusive trade school or into their first job and of- for their newborns. environment or is in crisis. ten includes housing for graduates who have not yet found a place to call home.

ArmsofHope.org 2 Hope Haven Family Living Homes Dedication Ceremony

Preparing for the ribbon cutting during the dedication ceremony. (From left: Candace Cain, Joe Brazell, Randy Nicholson, J.C. “Corky” Hall, Danny Looney, Jerry Browder, Garry Hawes, Amy Harbison, Don Crisp, Dale Harbison, Scot Foith and Kevin McDonald) On Saturday, January 21, 2012, around residents began populating these resi- ing skills, career training and a home one hundred people gathered on the dences in February. The Hope Haven in a peaceful and safe environment. Arms of Hope - Boles Campus to cel- Family Living Homes consists of four Families in this program are fleeing ebrate the ribbon cutting & dedication apartments that are occupied by single- homelessness, poverty and abuse. In ceremony for the Hope Haven Fam- mother families who are active par- addition to the honorees, several board ily Living Homes. The structure was ticipants in the Arms of Hope Together members were in attendance. Arms of primarily funded by special friends of Program. The Together Program helps Hope was blessed to obtain a discount- Arms of Hope, Dale & Amy Harbison, motivated single mothers and their ed rate from Traylor Furniture in Terrell J.C. Hall, Garry & Debbie Hawes and children transition into successful, in- to help generous supporters furnish all Danny & Vicki Looney. Arms of Hope dependent futures by providing parent- four of the three-bedroom apartments.

3 Reaching Generations Kevin McDonald presenting etched crystal plaques to the major supporters responsible for providing the Hope Haven Family Living Homes. (From left with McDonald: Dale and Amy Harbison, J.C. “Corky” Hall, Danny Looney and Garry Hawes)

Living area of one of the four newly constructed Hope Haven Beautiful kitchen in one of the four new three bedroom, one bath Family Living Homes. units in the Hope Haven Family Living Home facility.

Kevin McDonald, along with Barbara and Randy Nicholson, visits Arms of Hope board member, Scot Foith and his wife with Dale Harbison during the reception following the ribbon cutting. Paula with Richard Brown (center) during the reception.

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Graduates 2012

“Zach is a top-notch young man. He loves his familyZach (especially Hawkinshis little brother) and has done well in his given role as the “man of the house.” He’s admired by his friends for his loyalty and gentle spirit. The difference between the Zach that arrived here seven years ago and now is nothing short of a miracle. I look forward to watching him excel in the next season of his life.” - Troy Robertson, Arms of Hope Chief Operations Officer Zach has been a resident of Arms of Hope- Medina Campus for the past seven years. Zach’s family is in our Together Program, where they have thrived under our care. They came after fleeing a life of homelessness and abuse. Zach will be attending Schreiner University in the fall, majoring in History. “Arms of Hope saved me and my family from homelessness. I am following in my mother’s footsteps and attending college majoring in History. While at Arms of Hope I have become a follower of Christ and will continue to walk the path that God lays in front of me.” - Zach Hawkins

“September 26, 2003, is the day God graced our AOH staff with the blessing of Andrew Landry. I have watchedAndrew this boy mature Landry into a young man, driven to find success in all aspects of his life. No matter what curve ball life has thrown Andrew’s way, he has always reached down deep within himself and found the ambition and determination to make the best of the situation, teaching others, especially me, that life really is what you make of it. As Andrew prepares to start a new chapter in his life, I reflect back to the an- gry child who entered my life so many years ago and I beam with pride that he is a true survivor, a man of compassion, determination, ambition and leadership. We thank God for the blessing Andrew gave us all the day he came to AOH.” - Karon Bray, Arms of Hope Director of Social Programs Andrew has been a resident of Arms of Hope for almost nine years and has truly grown up in our care. He came from a background of extreme neglect and abuse, but un- der counseling provided by AOH and the love and support from our staff, has healed and successfully moved forward in his faith journey. He excelled in sports and academics in high school and will attend Texas A&M University majoring in Petroleum Engineering. “Without Arms of Hope, I wouldn’t be as responsible and level-headed as I am now. I would have been angry, I would’ve never stepped foot in a church building and who knows where I would’ve ended up, probably homeless on the streets. Thank you, Arms of Hope, for giving me not just a place to live, but a true family.” - Andrew Landry 5 Reaching Generations “Ryan has reallyRyan grown in hisMason faith journey over the last year. He’s now making decisions that reflect that growth. His grades and maturity have soared over the past year and he’s taking a proactive role in the leadership of his family and peers. I have no doubt that he’ll succeed at the higher education level. He’s an outstanding young man and someone who I highly respect and admire.” - Thomas Wickham, Arms of Hope College and Career Director Ryan has been a resident at Arms of Hope-Medina Campus for the past seven years. His mother and two younger siblings are in our Together Program. Ryan will be attending Schreiner University majoring in Theology and Psy- chology to pursue a career of ministering to others. “Arms of Hope-Medina Campus has played a big part in my life and has made me into the responsible, outgoing young man that I am today. I thank all who work at and support AOH for giving me the chance to succeed. The most important thing is that AOH has helped me become a man of God!” - Ryan Mason

“Kamille has been a resident of Arms of Hope for over five years and I have had the pleasureKamille of getting to watch herMiller turn into a young woman. Kamille has a drive to succeed that can be matched by few people. When she sets her mind to something, she makes sure that she will do whatever it takes to make it happen. She is involved in helping at church, sports and community activities and goes above and beyond. I look forward to watching Kamille continue to grow over the next few years and I will be a part of her life and watch her suc- ceed well after that.” - Zac Burtchell, Arms of Hope Residential Caseworker Kamille came to AOH as a sassy, temperamental little girl. She strug- gled with authority and her way was the only way. What a difference we see today! She has learned to control her temper, express her opinions in appropriate ways and is known around campus as a leader and mentor to the younger girls. She will attend Texas State University, where she’ll pursue her dream of working with children in the medical field. “Arms of Hope-Medina Campus has become my home over the many years and is a place where I know I’ll always be received with unconditional love and positive reinforcement.” - Kamille Miller

“The day Samuel arrived at Arms of Hope, he stepped into a role of lead- ership. He set aS goalamuel for himself andWilliamson pressed on toward it. I saw him go from a mistreated, distrusting, angry young man to a sensitive, caring and compassionate young adult. He has earned the respect of all those who come in contact with him. God has given him the ability to be a hero for some and an encourager for others. I thank God for Samuel every time I wrap my arms around him. He has learned to lean into the pain of his past and take on the call of God for his future.” - Sue Lacy, House Mom Samuel has been a resident at Arms of Hope - Medina Campus for three years. He came to us from inner-city San Antonio, where he was on a path of self destruction. He will openly confess that if he hadn’t come to AOH he would ei- ther be in jail or dead. Samuel will be attending Schreiner University where he’ll play basketball and pursue his dream of becoming a youth minister. “If I try, I will fly - if I don’t, I won’t, thanks to the many people I have met here at Arms of Hope. If it weren’t for them, I would have never realized what “trying to fly” truly means. My walk with God started with one leap of faith. Because of Arms of Hope, I have come to understand that God takes all the pieces of your broken life and turns them into a work of dignity and purpose. Thank you so much for preparing me to face all the storms life will send me. Because of God and Arms of Hope, I will fly!” - Samuel Williamson ArmsofHope.org 6 Chapel of Hope Dedication Ceremony

The Bedrichs surrounded by family and board members who were able to attend the dedication. (From left: Dr. Tom Winkler, Kelly Bedrich, Connor Bedrich, Curtis Bedrich, Molly Bedrich, Shannon Bedrich, Kyle Bedrich, Bruce Barnard and Kevin McDonald)

The Chapel of Hope, located lasting legacy to bless the lives of the and the many servant volunteers who on the Medina Campus of Arms of children and single-mother families come to campus each year. May it be Hope, was dedicated on Saturday, currently being served, as well as those a place of refuge, spiritual discovery April 14, 2012. The chapel was made who will be served in the future, be- and renewal,” said Curtis Bedrich. possible through the generosity of came a reality when ground was bro- We are deeply grateful to Curtis and Molly Bedrich of Houston, ken last year on the Chapel of Hope. the Bedrich family for their gener- Texas. They have been generous and “God has blessed us and we wanted osity and their willingness to invest active supporters of Arms of Hope for to provide this special place that we in the lives of those seeking hope. many years. Their dream of leaving a trust will bless the residents, the staff

7 Reaching Generations The 7,600 square-foot facility consists of an auditorium that seats 250 people, classrooms, a kitchen and a prayer room.

The Chapel of Hope has a grand entrance and a bell tower. The bell tower is intended to alert AOH residents of exciting activities occurring on the Medina Campus.

Presenting Anabel Reid’s mom, Shelly Reid, with a plaque honoring Ana- bel’s Christian service. Anabel was tragically killed in the ACU bus crash while on the way to Medina in 2011.

Curtis and Molly Bedrich cutting the rib- Randy Harris, Abilene Christian University pro- Honoring Tammy Baker for donat- bon as part of the Chapel Dedication cel- fessor of Biblical Studies, delivered a message of ing the Chapel of Hope bell. ebration on April 14, 2012. hope to a full house.

Shelly Reid, Anabel’s mother, with Dr. Em- mett Miller, standing in the prayer room in front of the plaque honoring Anabel. The Chapel of Hope dedication service was followed by a luncheon in the gymnasium.

ArmsofHope.org 8 Passing the Torch...

by Kevin McDonald

God’s plans for our lives of- I had entertained. Obviously, God members, staff and volunteers. As ten provide unexpected twists and had different plans which resulted I reflect on this season in my life, I turns. Four years ago, while serving in tremendous blessings for our know I have been so blessed to wit- as Senior Vice President, General family. ness the amazing power of healing Counsel and Chief Compliance Of- For the last three and a half and hope God has delivered through ficer for Cooper Industries, an S&P years, I have made a committed ef- Arms of Hope. 500 company listed on the NYSE, fort to serve those in need through We have seen the organiza- God surprised me with His plan that Arms of Hope and have been re- tion more than double in size with I would leave corporate America warded immensely as a result of the consolidation of Medina Chil- and move my family to the Texas these efforts. For a substantial por- dren’s Home and Boles Children’s Hill Country to serve and minister tion of the time, I have had the great Home in addition to other program to disadvantaged children and fami- honor and privilege of serving side- growth and expansion. The result of lies by leading Medina Children’s by-side with my wife Nathalie as this growth has been more children Home. I had served on the board for she served as Arms of Hope’s mar- and families in need have found six years and was asked to consider keting director, a role she contin- help and hope. Additionally, we running the organization to improve ues to hold today. I have also been have seen Arms of Hope programs its outlook and strive to help even blessed to spend this time of service designed to assist socially disad- more children in need. Even though with so many brothers and sisters vantaged children find their way to I had followed and supported this in Christ who have lived their com- some of the most distressed urban ministry since I was a teenager, the mitment to helping the less fortu- neighborhoods in Texas, including thought of being involved at this nate through their various roles in areas in Dallas, Houston and San level had never been even a thought the organization including board Antonio. But, perhaps the single 9 Reaching Generations most important thing we witnessed If you are honest and sincere, was an improved culture through- people may deceive you. out the organization, emphasizing Be honest and sincere anyway. primary focus on bringing the mes- What you spend years creating, sage of Christ’s grace, mercy and others could destroy overnight, love to the “least of these.” Not Create anyway. only have we seen well over 120 individuals become new Christians If you find serenity and happiness, as a result of this ministry over the some may be jealous. past several years, but we have also Be happy anyway. seen young men and women mature and grow into the role of disciples The good you do today, in their communities. Our family is will often be forgotten. so thankful that we were provided Do good anyway. a front row seat to witness God’s Give the best you have, work in the lives of so many. This and it will never be enough. opportunity has been a true blessing Give your best anyway. to us. While our journey with In the final analysis, it is between you and God. Arms of Hope has been reward- law firm where I began my profes- It was never between you and ing and enjoyable, it has not been sional career. them anyway. without its challenges and critics. Arms of Hope is in such Of course, there are always plenty Dear friends, God once good hands with the leaders who re- of opinions on how things should again has presented an unexpect- main in the organization and we are be done and on what the priorities ed path for our family. We are so confident that God will bring a new should be. I am so thankful for my blessed that God chose our fam- leader who can continue this minis- wife Nathalie, a committed board ily to accompany our Marlie Ruth try along a path that is pleasing to of directors and dedicated employ- on her journey battling brain can- Him. In the meantime, Nathalie and ees who were God’s instruments cer. Our sweet baby girl was born I remain committed to serving this for providing guidance, direction, with a brain tumor on September organization and our hearts remain strength and encouragement during 22, 2011. Her doctors informed us with Arms of Hope. Nathalie will times of trial. On that note, my wife that her condition only occurs in 1 continue serving as the marketing sent me words found on a wall in in 30,000,000 pregnancies. As rare and event director for Arms of Hope Mother Teresa’s home for children as Marlie Ruth’s condition is and and I will continue to serve on the in Calcutta, which I have found so as few children that are born in her board of directors. We are so grate- inspirational during the challenges situation, we are honored that God ful to each of you for your commit- our team has faced. I share these chose us to be her family. ment to this ministry and the kind- words hoping that you, too, can find In order to answer that call ness you have shown and continue strength and affirmation from them. and answer it in a way we feel is to show to our family. May God People are often unreasonable, worthy of the role, we decided that continue to bless Arms of Hope and irrational and self-centered. it would be very difficult for me to use the staff, board and volunteers Forgive them anyway. have the level of emotional energy to change the lives of the socially and investment that my family and disadvantaged children He sends If you are kind, people may accuse Arms of Hope would both require. our way. you of selfish, ulterior motives. Although it was a very tough deci- To follow our sweet daugh- Be kind anyway. sion, I stepped down from my role ter’s fight for her life and our fam- If you are successful, you will win as President and CEO of Arms of ily’s journey as we praise God for some unfaithful friends Hope to ensure the needs of my every day he allows her to be with and some genuine enemies. family are met. In June, I returned us, please visit CarePages.com and Succeed anyway. to Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P., the search for Marlie Ruth McDonald. ArmsofHope.org 10 Child’s Play is Serious Business!

A GlanceDaycare into Arms Facilities of Hope’s

by Troy Robertson

When a single mother is teach about letters and numbers, but campuses offer on-site facilities, while accepted into the Together Pro- also about the love of Jesus Christ. Duncanville children are blessed to gram at one of Arms of Hope’s Arms of Hope’s goal at each attend the daycare at Duncanville three campuses (Medina, Boles, of its campuses is to create an atmo- Church of Christ. Together, all three Duncanville), one of her first ques- sphere of safety, love and acceptance facilities minister to over 125 Arms tions is “What about my children?” because this is where true learning can of Hope children. Daycare work- Even though these women take place. “It is absolutely amazing ers use top-notch curriculum for each are fleeing abuse, neglect and home- that each day provides so many op- age group and also provide devotion- lessness, they still want to be assured portunities to teach, model, guide and als and prayer time. The staff provides that Arms of Hope will be a place that project the love of Christ to so many,” love and care to newborns through el- provides their children with love and stated Jo Bennett, Arms of Hope - ementary school-aged children. The attention. Arms of Hope’s daycare Medina Campus Daycare Director. centers are open from early morning facilities are crucial to each mother’s Our teachers are more than to evening to meet the needs of the road to recovery and success. While “facilitators of learning.” They get to mothers pursuing their educations. moms are working on their GED, touch hearts. As we strive daily to de- “My kids have learned so much. completing vocational training or at- velop this environment for the children, The daycare goes ABOVE and BE- tending a local college, they can rest we are building relationships of trust YOND. When I graduate from col- easy knowing that their children are with the mothers we serve. We help lege, the biggest thing I’ll miss about cared for at state certified facilities each mom recognize that she is her chil- Arms of Hope is the daycare. They and are being taught by highly trained dren’s first and most important teacher. really take care of the kids,” reflects professionals, who not only want to Both the Medina and Boles Ashlee Ball, Together Program Mother.

11 Reaching Generations A GlanceDaycare into Arms Facilities of Hope’s

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A TrueBy Alex Flores, Second Medina Campus Chance Graduate and Current College & Career Resident

My name is Alex Flores. I’m in the College and Career Program at Arms of Hope, where I’ve just fin- ished my second semester at Alamo Community College. Growing up as a kid, I wasn’t in the best living situation. My mom was working two jobs to support us because I didn’t have a father there to help her. In and out of houses and living on nothing was how it was until my mom found a steady job. My mom later got married and I gained a brother and several sisters. I was always hanging out with the older crowd, watching them and learning. At 9 years old, I was arrested for my first time for possession of marijuana. At 12 years old, I began selling weed. At 13, I started selling cocaine. I was going to school and hustling at the same time. Actually, all I was doing at school was skipping class and finding people to sell drugs to. One of my best friends was shot and killed right in front of me and I was arrested again for cocaine possession at 14 years old. My probation officer told me that I had a high risk of going to prison and teachers told me that I would never amount to anything. I now have several family members in prison. Thank God that my probation officer guided me to AOH! I arrived at the Medina Campus almost four years ago. At first, the transition was really hard. I had to get used to everything, including actually attending school and following rules. I had great house parents who helped me and I got in- volved in football, basketball and baseball. I even started participating in theater at school and our One Act Play won state. In 2011, everyone at Arms of Hope threw me a special surprise party. It wasn’t for my birthday or for graduation - it was because I was off probation for the first time since I was 9 years old. Most importantly, I became a follower of Jesus Christ. I graduated from high school and did something that I never dreamed was possible and that no member of my family has ever done - I was accepted to and enrolled in college. With the help and spiritual guidance of all of the people at Arms of Hope, I know that now my future looks bright!

13 Reaching Generations A Family’s PersonalBy Julia Truesdell, Tog Testimonyether Program Resident

My name is Julia Truesdell and I live with my two children at Arms of Hope-Medina Campus. Get- ting into the Together Program has truly been a bless- ing, but a devastating journey got us here. I guess it all stems from my childhood. Inconsistent and abusive parenting molded me to believe that certain things were okay and that people were supposed to treat you like nothing and make you feel worthless. I became pregnant and trapped at 18. I was married, but not because I loved him. There was always physical, mental, verbal and emotional abuse in our marriage. After one horrible episode, he spent a month in jail and still didn’t change his ways. So I called my mother, and my kids and I moved to Dallas into her one- bedroom apartment. Chaotic doesn’t begin to describe living with her. She was gone all day and at the bar almost every night, stumbling in at 3 a.m. I worked a couple of jobs, but as hard as I tried, I couldn’t provide for my babies and had to do something that broke my heart…call their father. He could support them and had never shown vi- olence towards them. I kissed them and told them how much I loved them, and watched them drive away in a blur. That was the worst pain I’d ever felt in my life. I would rather take my husband kicking me in the back with his steel-toed boots again or a punch in the face than ever have to feel that pain again. The plan was to get a job, get settled and get my babies back. I then found out things that a mother only can have nightmares about... my ex-husband had been abusing our daughter, Ariel. I found my daughter on the couch completely incoherent. She could barely open her eyes or move her head and I could still see his hand prints from where he had slapped her little face. He was arrested and we were brought to the emergency room by ambulance. The violence she endured was un- imaginable. I had to do more for her and my son. I found out about Arms of Hope-Medina Cam- pus and I immediately applied. Because the program was completely full, it took us 6 months to get in. I cried when I got the phone call saying we had been accepted. May 9th, 2011, was a day of change for all of us. We’ve been here a year and I’m getting my kids the help they need through the programs offered at Arms of Hope. After Ariel cried out to her therapist things really started taking off. Ariel is now being treated for her Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and I see a little more of my little girl coming back every day. As you can see, my little family has, pardon me, been through hell. Things are better now thanks to Arms of Hope - Medina Campus and they can only continue to improve from where I’m sitting. I’m preparing to attend college to secure our bright future.

ArmsofHope.org 14 by Nathalie McDonald It’s not hard to imag- this unimaginable situation. Family Ties That BindComing out of the great ine Wesley A. Bentley and depression, no family was readily willing to raise someone else’s five Juanice Blakeley Bentley children, but there were offers by as a young, happy couple Abilene Christian College President Don H. Morris and his wife Alberta when viewing their pho- to take the two youngest children, to, where they are seen while aunts and uncles offered to take each of the remaining children. holding each other in a However, it was Juanice’s desire for all of her children to grow up to- loving embrace, yet it is gether that led her to J.B. McGinty, hard to comprehend how who at the time was serving on the ACC Board of Trustees and had their lives would later previously served on the board for Boles Home. He told Juanice about be stricken with tragedy Boles Home, a place that would for- which would tear them ever change the lives of this broken family. away from their hopes It was a difficult day in 1944, when the family boarded and dreams on earth. a train from Charlotte to Terrell,

Wesley and Juanice Bentley Texas, whisking them away to their were both raised in Abilene, Texas, Wesley and Juanice Bentley, parents of five new home – Boles Home. Juanice attended Abilene Christian College children that grew up at Boles Home. Bentley died ten days later in a Dal- and were married on January 20, las hospital at the age of 33. At the 1929. Wesley became a successful time, his youngest child, Judy, was time, her daughter LuGene was 13, salesman for a national insulation only four days old. Patty (10), Wesley (8), Tommy (3) company, eventually moving them Soon after Mr. Bentley’s and Judy was less than 2 years old. to Charlotte, North Carolina, while death, tragedy struck again when As a dying wish of young Juanice Juanice became a loving mother to Mrs. Bentley, then a single mother “I am Gene Bentley - destina- five beautiful children. Soon after of five children, was told she had in- tion, Boles Home, Texas, 13 the United States had entered World curable cancer. In an effort to try to years old. I have 2 sisters and 2 War II and Americans were work- help his daughter, Malcolm Blake- brothers going with me, ages 22 ley, who his grandchildren affec- ing hard to make ends meet, as they months (girl) Judy, (boy) Tom- tionately called “Pappy,” lived with recovered from The Great Depres- my (3 years), Patty (10 years), the tragedy-stricken family while sion, everything seemed to only get Wesley (8 years.) In case of Juanice began searching for a place worse for Mr. and Mrs. Bentley. On emergency notify: Mrs. Fred July 18, 1942, 34 year-old Wesley for her five children to live. Juan- Hall, Jr.” - excerpt from Lu- Bentley died suddenly from a heart ice’s mother had passed away sev- Gene Bentley’s diary as she and attack – “a defective heart valve” as eral years earlier, yet she was fortu- her siblings embarked on their his death certificate reads. At the nate to have Pappy help her through journey to Boles Home in 1944.

15 Reaching Generations Then... A story of tragedy, commitment and hope... Bentley, Pappy promised to move near the children and stay close by un- til they graduated from high school. Family Ties That Bind Four of the children immediately be- gan living at Boles, but because of her young age, little Judy first went to live with her grandfather’s niece in Dallas, whom she knew as “Aunt Blanche.” It wasn’t long before Pap- py could see that Aunt Blanche was becoming too attached to Judy, so he felt it necessary to uphold Juanice’s desire for her children to grow up to- gether and he insisted that the baby of Judy, the youngest of the the family join the rest of her siblings five Bentley children, at Boles Home. Pappy lived near pictured soon after arriv- the campus, and the children got to ing on the Boles Campus. see him occasionally. They often sat with him during church services that were held directly across the street from Boles Home. “It was comfort- ing to us to know that Pappy was al- ways nearby,” remembers Judy. Mr. Blakeley showed great commitment The five Bentley children photographed during their in fulfilling his promise to be near time together at Boles Home. (Top Row: Wesley, the children. In September of 1966, LuGene, Patty; Second Row: Tommy and Judy) only six years after the last child left Boles Home, Pappy passed away. The five Bentley children Now... Malcolm Blakeley was spent many years growing up to- affectionately called gether at Boles Home, where they “Pappy” by his grand- certainly left their mark as wonder- children and other Boles ful examples and were loved by their Home residents. extended Boles Home family.

Bentley children pictured in recent years. (Left to right: Judy, Wesley, LuGene, Tommy & Patty) The five Bentley children pictured with their uncle, Carl Hawkins, during his visit to the Boles Campus. ArmsofHope.org 16 ated love at first sight for a young man in Midlothian, Texas who saw LuGene Bentley Lewis his parents’ copy of the newsletter ly- LuGene ing on the table at his home. When Bentley was Roy Lewis saw LuGene’s picture, he 13 years old cut it out, put it in his billfold and de- when she cided to find her when he returned to arrived at Abilene Christian College. LuGene Boles and never knew about this until after they she spent married and Roy pulled the picture several years out of his billfold. Roy and LuGene there before were married in the Boles Home graduating Church in 1950, and they enjoyed 57 from high years of marriage until his death in school. Dur- 2007. They have four children (one of ing her senior whom passed away in 1999), twelve year, Boles grandchildren and seven great-grand- Home pub- children. LuGene has always been lished a story actively involved with her church and and photos of community. She is a past president of LuGene and the Abilene Postal Clerks Women’s her youngest Auxilary and the American Business sister, Judy. Women’s Association. She is cur- The story told about Judy entering rently a member of the Kiwanis Club into the first grade while LuGene of Abilene and has been a porcelain would soon be attending Abilene artist since 1968. LuGene curently Christian College. This photo cre- resides in Abilene, Texas. Roy & LuGene Lewis - Boles Home 1950

Cowhands on the Avenue - by G. Harvey Patty BentleyPatty Bentley Jones ar - rived at Boles Home when she was 10 years old. While at Boles, Patty enjoyed be- ing in the Bel Patty and Judy Canto Chorus and singing in the sex- tet. After graduation, Patty attended Abilene Christian College where she met Gerald Harvey Jones. They mar- ried on August 26, 1954, at Boles Gerald & Patty Jones Home and moved to Denton where - Boles Home 1954 Gerald continued his education at Takin’ a Soakin’ - by G. Harvey North Texas State University while canvases for his birthday. Little did have two children and four grandchil- Patty worked to support them. Af- anyone know that Patty and her gift dren. Patty, who in many ways is the ter Gerald graduated, they moved to would inspire Gerald to become one woman and inspiration behind a great Austin, where Gerald began teaching of the most famous living painters of artist, is also known for being a fabu- Industrial Arts to junior high students. his time. Gerald, who signs his art lous cook and a natural at arranging Gerald began showing an interest in as G. Harvey, is a celebrated impres- flowers and beautifying her home. oil painting, so Patty purchased Ger- sionist whose work has been recog- Patty and Gerald continue to live in ald’s first set of paints, brushes and nized worldwide. Patty and Gerald Fredericksburg, Texas. 17 Reaching Generations Wesley Bentley was 8 years old when he moved to Boles Home. While at Wesley Bentley Boles, like most boys, he raised pigs. “I bought a pig from Wesley and I raised many litters, making enough money to get me started in college,” remembers Randy Nicholson, Arms of Hope board member and former Boles resident. After graduation, Wesley attended Harding College in Searcy, Arkansas for 2 years. While there he met and married Wanda Ladean Croft and then enlisted in the U. S. Air Force, where he spent twen- ty years, rising to the rank of master sergeant. He had many exciting as- Wesley Bentley had a successful signments including Okinawa, Japan; career in the Air Force. Rota, Spain; and Germany. After his efforts in Sudan, Uganda, Kenya and retirement from the Air Force, he ca- Malaysia. Another son, Jon, found- noed in Alaska down the Chatanika ed a mission outreach program to River and built a log cabin in a clear- take care of special needs orphans in ing, where he has lived to this day. Ethiopia and Cambodia, while also Wesley has three sons, one daughter working with other Christian groups and ten grandchildren. Several of his to combat Cambodian human traf- children followed in his footsteps by ficking. Wesley’s Christian legacy having successful military careers. is certainly evident in the lives of his Also, his son, Wes, founded mission children.

was that you didn’t have to milk cows, slop pigs, Tommy TommyBentley Bentley and haul hay,” recalls was only 3 years Tommy. Tommy was old when he arrived active in the FFA (Fu- at Boles, where he ture Farmers of Amer- was placed in the ica) during his high nursery. After a few school years, and was years, he moved on the track team for the into the little boys’ Boles Home Hornets. Tommy & JoAnn with dormitory and later His sophomore year, their two daughters graduated to the Tommy was voted most popular boy. ACC, Tommy enlisted in the United big boys’ dormi- Tommy recalls how he and many of States Air Force and after basic train- tory. All the Boles the boys picked cotton to earn pocket ing and technical school, he was sta- Home children had change. Tommy remembers an an- tioned at Dyess Air Force Base and daily chores to do. During Tommy’s nual tradition at Boles when the kids then married JoAnn Valentine. After teenage years, his chores included packed on the bed of a cattle truck leaving the Air Force, Tommy began milking cows, slopping pigs and and were taken to the State Fair of his career in civil service at Dyess hauling hay. He also sang in the Bel Texas in Dallas and they took peanut AFB as a Labor Relations Officer Canto Chorus and in the summer, the butter sandwiches and apples for a and he retired in 1994. Tommy has choir traveled and sang at Churches snack. Tommy left the home at the been singing with a country western of Christ in the southwestern states. end of his Junior year and finished band for the last 13 years and lives “We really enjoyed traveling and high school in Abilene and then en- in Clyde, Texas. Tommy and JoAnn singing, but one of the reasons for rolled in Abilene Christian College. have two children and four grandchil- being in the choir during the summer In 1960, after his Freshman year at dren.

ArmsofHope.org 18 ported the home, stay with members of the churches, then travel on the Judy BentleyJudy Bentley Mayo was bus to the next town and sing for an- 22 months old when other church,” remembers Judy. Judy she arrived at Boles. graduated from Boles High School in Her early years were 1960, and then left for Abilene Chris- spent in the nursery tian College. She loved her new where she remem- life filled with new friends and was bers Miss Pittman, happy to be near LuGene and Tommy live today. Bud the matron, who who lived in Abilene at the time. “I and Judy have would rock her to loved dorm life. I was certainly ac- two daughters sleep at naptime. Al- customed to it, having lived in dorms and six grand- though the girls were all my life,” stated Judy. During the children. Judy kept on one side of first month at ACC, Judy met her is the Fredericks- the nursery while the boys were on husband, Bud Mayo. After dating burg Indepen- the other, Tommy was in the nursery for two years, they were married at dent School Dis- Bud & Judy Mayo - at the same time as Judy. When Judy Boles Home in 1962. They moved trict nurse. She Boles Home 1962 was 7, she moved to the little girls’ to Houston where Judy completed has been a member of the Lions Club dorm. At 10, she moved to an upstairs her education to become a registered for eighteen years and has served as dorm and then at 13, she moved to nurse while Bud worked for South- president twice, helping get glasses the big girls’ dorm where she stayed western Bell. They spent ten years for children who were not able to af- until she left for college. Judy joined in Houston before Southwestern Bell ford them. She has enjoyed serving the Bel Canto Chorus when she was transferred them to Austin and Katy. those in need during medical mission 12. “I loved traveling throughout the They eventually ended up in Freder- trips and is actively involved in pris- country singing with the chorus. We icksburg, where they have been for on ministry efforts all across Texas, would sing for churches that sup- the last eighteen years and currently giving inmates hope through Christ.

“Our early years at a children’s home might seem less than pleasant to the outside world, who had normal child- hood experiences with parents, but we have been blessed abundantly, and feel

Aunt Blanche helping Judy on her that God was totally with us through the wedding day, surrounded by years spent at Boles Home,” explains Tommy and Judy on the LuGene, Tommy and Patty Judy Bentley Mayo. Boles Campus in the 1940’s

God blessed these five lives with hope at Boles Home.

19LuGene Reaching Generations Patty Wesley Tommy Judy Andrew Landry, pictured with the purchasers of his Breed and Grand Champion pig (from left) Jim Barlow (Hondo Bank/Bandera Branch), Scott Asher, George & Barbara Sharman, Curtis Bed- rich and Kevin McDonald

On January 12th and 13th, sixteen children from the Arms of Hope- Medina Campus participated in the Bandera County Junior Live- stock Show. Swine and lambs were shown with fantastic results. After months of putting in the hard work of taking care of their animals, the children experienced the joy of seeing that work pay off with their animals being purchased. Special congratulations to Andrew Curtis Bedrich, AOH board mem- Landry whose swine won Breed Jeremiah getting ready to show ber with Samuel. his lamb. Champion and Grand Champion.

Chelsey working hard showing Kevin McDonald with Ethan Andrew enjoying the animals. her pig. after buying his pig.

ArmsofHope.org 20 Baseball great, Darryl Strawberry, brings message of Hope to residents In June, the Arms of Hope - Medina ed the day by having an intimate lunch a past filled with trials, obstacles and Campus was blessed with a message with eight of our precious children. sin. He encouraged all in attendance to of hope and redemption from former Darryl encouraged them to work hard, avoid filling their lives with the things Major League Baseball player Darryl listen to their house parents, make good of this world, but instead with the hope Strawberry. An eight-time All-Star grades and stay close to the Lord. He and love of Jesus Christ. Darryl ended and four-time World Series Cham- then attended a special dinner on our the evening by praying over our resi- pion, Darryl talked about his famous campus and spoke to our entire cam- dents and affirming the life-changing career but focused primarily on his pus in the newly constructed Chapel of lessons that Arms of Hope offers to the “second life,” a life after becoming a Hope. Over 200 residents, employees children and single-mother families follower of Jesus Christ. Darryl start- and guests listened to Darryl speak of that we serve.

21 Reaching Generations College Groups Visit Arms of Hope Campuses

From January 9th-13th, 17 Aggies For Christ blessed the Arms of Hope-Medina Campus with their service and ministry to our residents. These outstanding young men and women helped with the animals our children were showing at the Bandera Stock Show, finished building a fence around our swimming pool, reorganized the warehouse and served the entire campus a fantastic dinner. They also led devotionals, had nightly activities and performed their amazing “Skits.” We give special thanks to Chase Daniels for leading this year’s group. The visit from AFC is something our campus looks forward to every year and we can’t wait for next year!

Seven amazing students from ACU spent their Spring Break in March serving on the Arms of Hope-Boles Cam- pus. The group spent countless hours with residents, cleaned various buildings, led a devotional and helped prepare a campus yard sale. Group leader Evan Hernandez said, “It worked wonders on the hearts of our group!” The Aggies For Christ blessed the Arms of Hope-Boles Campus from January 8th-13th. Led by Ethan Royster, 26 Aggies came and completed 13 planned tasks and cheerfully worked on 7 other tasks that came up during the week. They shared meals in the cottages and spent invaluable time forming relationships with the residents. The Aggies also served dinner, performed skits and led a church service for the entire campus.

Thank you to a great group of 4 University of Texas students for coming to the Arms of Hope-Medina Campus to serve during their Spring Break in March. The group worked hard on numerous pro- jects and spent a great time with our residents. ArmsofHope.org 22 Arms of Hope Happenings

Michael Baker, Sarah Fuller and Andrew Ayala from the Arms of Hope-Residential Program, Leeza Weisinger from the College and Career Program, and Joel and Sally Derrough as sponsors, ran the Nueces Endurance Trail Run on Saturday, March 3rd. The race was Bailey Thomas, a fourth run at Camp Eagle, where many of our youth attend summer camp. grader in Mt. Vernon, Texas, The group ran the 10km or 6.2 mile race through the scenic hill was so touched after read- country which included many steep climbs and switchbacks. No- ing a book about orphanages table finishes were Michael Baker, age 16, who finished in 12th Thank you to the Kerrville that she asked her teacher if place and Andrew Ayala, age 11, who finished in 17th place in a Church of Christ for organizing she could have a book drive field of 60 racers. a wonderful Easter Egg Hunt for for Arms of Hope. Bailey our younger residents. Our kids selected the Boles campus as were treated to a great lunch the recipient of over 95 books at the church, a message about she and classmates collected. the true meaning of Easter and Pictured above: Bailey (left), a visit from the Easter bunny, Mrs. Gates and two class- complete with eggs and candies. mates

In January, eleven Arms of Hope-Medina Campus residents at- tended the Army High School All-American football game at the Alamo Dome in San Antonio. Thank you to the gracious Arms of Hope donors who give our residents opportunities to attend such Arms of Hope residents enjoyed getting dressed up for prom. great events.

Over 200 current residents, staff and alumni attended the 2012 Boles Homecoming on May 5th. The group gathered at the bell for a time of prayer and enjoyed a day of food and fellowship. Congratulations to Tom and Lucy Fullerton for being awarded the “Circle of Fame.” 23 Reaching Generations In May, Devin Wyman spoke to the Arms of Hope-Medina Cam- In March, Arms of Hope-Medina Campus residents wanted to pus residents for an end of the school year special devotional. The thank the Boerne Church of Christ for all of their years of love former New England Patriot and Super Bowl champion has been a and support by preparing and serving the church’s Wednesday supporter of Arms of Hope for years and works closely with inner- night meal. They cooked for 50 church members and then city children in our Outreach Ministry program. stayed for worship. The members were so appreciative of this gesture and the residents’ kind and generous hearts.

Congratulations to Veronica Fen- nie who lives on the Duncanville Campus with her children. She Thank you, Saturn Road attends Mountain View College, Church of Christ for hosting where she is excelling, and re- forty residents from the Arms In March, twenty residents from Arms of Hope-Medina Cam- cently received special recogni- of Hope - Boles Campus for pus participated in CSI (Community Service Infusion) in Ker- tion in her Developmental Writ- lunch and a Dallas Stars hock- rville. The residents were part of a bigger group of 400 that ing class. Great job, Veronica! ey game in March. spent the entire day serving the community by painting houses, mowing lawns and picking up trash. What a great way for the residents to learn to give back to their community!

Arms of Hope-Medina Campus varsity athletes had a fantastic year in sports! From left to right: AJ played varsity basketball and made it to the Regional Track Meet in three events. Andrew was named District MVP in basketball and also made it to the Regional Golf Tournament. Samuel dominated in basketball and plans to play at Thank you to Wells Fargo and Tommy Urps for blessing the Schreiner University and Kamille helped lead her volleyball, bas- residents of the Arms of Hope-Medina Campus with a suite at ketball and softball teams to the playoffs. the Spurs Game. ArmsofHope.org 24 Campus Visitors

Thanks to the generosity of West Houston Church of Christ Forty-eight members of the Stillwater Church of Christ in members, in May, the WHCC Motorcycle Ministry deliv- Oklahoma made their annual visit to the Arms of Hope - ered 16,291 diapers to the Arms of Hope - Medina Campus Medina Campus during Spring Break. They helped with to benefit the families in our Together Program. several projects including Vacation Bible School, worked on our new chapel, hosted a spa night for Together Program mothers and provided dinner and devotionals for the entire campus.

In March, eighty-six members from Lakeshore Church in Rockwall visited the Boles Campus for a “family service project.” They worked on landscaping, painting, cleaning, leading art activities and entertaining our residents.

Sixteen motorcycle riders from West Houston Church of Christ ministered to the Arms of Hope-Medina Campus residents on Saturday, January 28th. The group rode from Houston to Medina in the morning, delivered much needed donated dry goods, presented a check for our residents and stayed to eat dinner with the children.

On May 9th, the Boles Campus was blessed with a “Ser- vant’s Heart Day” from 105 employees of Southwest Air- lines. The group painted residences, worked on landscaping The MacArthur Park Church youth group from San Antonio and helped clean out other buildings on campus. They also visited the Medina Campus in February. Thirty young men treated the moms to a career day, where they learned resume and women played games with our residents, cooked lunch writing skills and interview tips. for the entire campus and led an inspiring devotional. 25 Reaching Generations San Antonio Benefit Gala On May 5, 2012, a crowd of close to 400 individuals gathered at the San Antonio Hyatt Hill Country for the Arms of Hope Reaching Generations Gala and Auction. Ron Hall, New York Times Bestselling author of “Same Kind of Different As Me,” was the special guest speaker. Kevin Mc- Donald, AOH President & CEO, also addressed the crowd along with sev- eral current Arms of Hope residents. The Stuart & Grace Bergman Award was presented to Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Lee. It was a wonderful evening! Recipients of the Stuart and Grace Bergman award, Bruce and Rhonda Lee (left) pictured with Ron and Beth Hall.

Arms of Hope Kerrville Dinner Seventy guests attended the first Kerrville Arms of Hope dinner on Tuesday, February 28, 2012, at the River Hill Country Club. Guests enjoyed a wonder- ful dinner while residents from the Medina Campus shared their heartfelt testimonies. Troy Robertson, Chief Operations Officer, shared the mission of Arms of Hope as well as the opportunities available to become involved with the organization. Guests left the dinner with a better understanding of Arms Arms of Hope resident, Andrew Ayala, encouraged by Troy Rob- of Hope and many with a desire to become involved. ertson, as he speaks to the attendees at the Kerrville Dinner.

Dallas Golf Tournament Kerrville Golf Tournament

232 golfers, including R.J. Hardin, Bill Ansley, Greg On March 26, 2012, around 70 golfers, including Herd and Billy Davis (former Boles resident), enjoyed Troy, Dickie, Doug and Clay Robertson (pictured the Arms of Hope golf tournament at Firewheel Golf above) enjoyed a wonderful day of golf at the Coman- Park on April 30, 2012. che Trace Golf Club benefitting Arms of Hope. 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ArmsofHope.org 28 Doug Collier Home, including eating Earl & J. B. Craig Missildine, Jr., Ted Osman, Ty Kirt Danner beans and cornbread, Martin, Don Lora Caperton & Family Scott & Julie Stumbo Ward English picking cotton, being Jerry Swindell Jo Dobbs Farewell to a Medina Houston & Anita Goodspeed supervised on dates and Martin, Jim Robert Lee Nichols Harry & Mae Green going on chorus trips. Johnny & Kay White Rodney & Dede Smith Campus Volunteer Beth Kirk The family misses them, Martin, Martha Tyler Sunrise Rotary Club and Special Friend, Steven & Sandra Konow but they are thankful Gary & Pam Chipman Mitchell, Preston Ty Osman Vincent Mancuso for the life experiences Excel Engineering, Inc. Denis & Joyce Frank Britt McColl at Boles that helped Marilyn Harper Terry Oliver Dr. & Mrs. Cooper McKee mold their mom, aunt Sheila Kraatz & Family Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Pearce Shirley Owen and uncle into the won- La Verne Stephens Montalvo, Sr., Romeo Rent-A-Center derful Christian exam- Matthews, Helen Diana Patton Suzanne Roberts ples they became. Rene’ Bailey Montgomery, Sarah Cynthia Rudd Landess, Hanna Maxey, Diane James Lancaster Joe & Kathy Thompson W. W. & Liz Bowers Scott & Rachel Williams Moore, Britt Larry & Rose Thompson Landrum, Nell McCaghren, Mary Gene & Shelley Baker Ken Willner Hurbert & Dorothy McCray Bob & Crystal Andrews Moore, Clarency Ray Kitchen, Daisy Jerry Whitten Art & Gayle Burns Shirley Garner Yvonne Becker William & Wilma Winn, Jr. Mary Jane Cathey Moore, Lotha John Tayler Lane, Harvey McCann, James Mary Jane Cathey Kitchen, Willie Dorothy Thompson Bobby & Fayrene Minton Bob & Crystal Andrews Yvonne Becker Lee, Rudy McConnell, Beatrice Moore, Thelma John Tayler W. W. & Liz Bowers Billie & Stephen Hightower Rosemary James Kite, David L. Richard & Yvonne Cox Charley & Nancy Palmer Morganthaler, Rebecca Della Kite Lemere, Claudia McCool, Bill Minnie Harris Kite, Lester Lee Roy & Bonnie Anderson Karen Moreland Morris, Rinda Nelda Dunkle Diana Rodriguez McCormick, Billie Orville & Cecilia Head Arms of Hope-Medina Lisa Giordano Mike & Cindy Simmons Diane Tomlinson Louise Little Campus grieves over Laura Hendrix Eldon Wagner McCracken, June Morrison, Mildred the loss of our good Della Kite Lemons, Curtis Garden City CoC Bob & Gale Yancy friend and avid vol- Kitt, Nirene Scott & Rachel Williams McCrary, Wendell Morrow, Kathleen unteer, Ty Osman. In Ganelle Ford Leonard, Russell Zada Tillman Glendon & Brenda Womble March, Ty, an 18 year- Kittleband, Bonnie Charlotte Rahm McCurdy, Brent Morton, Marshall old Harding University Bill & Cindy Brown Lewis, E. C. Don & Sue Burke Larry & Jane Smith freshman, was killed in Hazel Chandler Jim & Carol Hudson McDaniel, Lowis Mott, Jason Wyatt a tragic car accident. Knesek, Charles Lewis, Gillie Randy & Barbara Nicholson Chester & Iva Davis Ty worked and minis- Lonnie Lewis Jean Nettles McDonald, Cecile Mumsie tered for several years Knotts, Phillip Lierman, Mary Wilburn & Bonnie Bednar Johnny & Paula Snowdy on the Medina Cam- A. Kelly Mixon Gene Linn McDonald, Chesley Nelson, Mrs. T. H. pus with his Woodmont Konneck, Robert Liggett, Aaron Wilburn & Bonnie Bednar Al & Jan Cogburn Hills church youth Glenn & Elaine Sweeney W. W. & Liz Bowers McGinnis, Lisa Nelson, T. H. group. “Ty loved doing Lambert, Lavalda Light, Ruth Bob & Crystal Andrews Al & Jan Cogburn the hard and dirty work Mickey & Shawna Spencer Marsha Alexander McInnis, Lisa Newman, Janice at AOH that no one else Lancaster, J. D. Linney, Novis Mary Jane Cathey Betty Jordan would do. He was al- Alan & Janice Thomas Bob & Crystal Andrews McJunkins, Leland Nicks, Bob ways so excited about Lancaster, Nannie Linton, William Glendon & Brenda Womble Curtis & Molly Bedrich coming and had an Alan & Janice Thomas Lynda Nations McKnight, Donald Nix, J. H. (Buddy) amazing servant heart,” Three Boles Alumni Lipford, Susan Helen McKnight Bob & Crystal Andrews remembers Doug Ber- Rex & Malissa Baugh McKnight, Randy Mary Jane Cathey ny, Ty’s youth minis- Lancaster Siblings Randy & Barbara Nicholson Helen McKnight Pryce / Nalls Class ter. Ty will be greatly will be missed Lorenz, Ryan McKnight, W. B. Noel, R. C. missed and his legacy Jessie & Betty Thompson Helen McKnight Randy & Barbara Nicholson of serving those in need Fannie Evelyn Lan- Loved ones gone before McLane, Nelle Nomey, Geneva will never be forgotten. caster McFarland, Trish Dagley Curtis & Lillian Bingham Chuck & Shannon Boyer Boles resident from Lowe, Liam McLendon, Arthur Norris, Julia 1927 - 1933, died April Bernice Nelson Arlene Tucker Kevin & Lisa Green & Fam. Owen, Earl 3, 2012 at the age of 96 Lusk, Fannie McMeans, Odie O’Brien, Scott B&W Custom Truck in Amarillo. Gene & Coleta Bruce Jack & Brenda Sawyer Claude & Mary Jones Beds, Inc. Machalek, Dorothy McMillion, Haskell Odom, Clayton Bill & Marilyn Baston Fred Eugene Lancast- Cynthia Daley Max & Wanda Womack Virgie Hopson Jo Bateman er, Boles resident from Malone, Robbye McWatters, Charles Offutt, Sara Jan Batson 1927 - 1942, died No- Lou & Peggy Giles Darlene Kilpatrick Randy & Barbara Nicholson Beaird Commercial vember 9, 2011 at the Manning, Donna Melanson, Bob Ogle, Steve Realty, Ltd. age of 90 in Dallas. Bob & Crystal Andrews Mr. & Mrs. Philip Diane Tomlinson Harlan Bilton Margraves, Richard Houston, Jr. Ohlhausen, Lela Pearl Ben & Dorothy Calvary Lenera Lancaster Claude & Mary Jones Mendl, Ruby Kelley & Patsy Thomas Arthur & Violet Capps Clark, Boles resident Marlar, Harlin James Mendl Oliver, Carl John Clark from 1927 - 1935, died Scott & Rachel Williams Miller, Alvis Gary Millican Floyd Couch March 16, 2011 at the Marsh, Yates Allan Claude & Mary Jones Bill & Cynthia Wooten George & Janice Cullum age of 93 in Lubbock. Eddie & Debbie Patterson Miller, Doris O’Malley, Jack Jerry Davis Marshall, Janice Marlowe Bentley Scott & Rachel Williams DDM Insurance Their family remem- J. C. & Martha Fassino Millican, Mildred O’Neal, Jane Lavender Dee Zee bers how they each told Marshall, Matthew T. W. W. & Liz Bowers Jean O’Neal Jeff & Brandi England great tales of living and Rex & Malissa Baugh Ming, Jimmie V. 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ArmsofHope.org 32 Arms of Hope Needs Cars! R DALLAS eaching Generations Gala October 20, 2012 Auction Featuring Special Guest Speaker Our children are on the &Dallas Hilton Anatole move and we need vehicles Limited Seating Laura Bush to transport them! Please Reserve Your Place Today! FORMER FIRST LADY consider a tax-deductible gift for your trade-in.

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RHOUSTON NathalieReaching McDonaldGenerations Arms of Hope Marketing Director eaching Editor, Graphic Designer & Writer Generations Troy Robertson Arms of Hope Chief Operations Officer Content Manager, Assistant Editor and Writer Gala Contributing Photographers Buster Clem - clemphotography.com Auction Featuring Special Kristin Bollman &2012 Guest Speaker Kelvin Brown Ron Hall AUTHOR OF NEW YORK TIMES Jennifer Denton - portraitsbyjenniferdenton.com November 3, 2012 BEST SELLING BOOK Kim Edwards Houston Hilton Americas “SAME KIND OF DIFFERENT AS ME” Justin Rizzo Parker Sanderson Kristi Stevens - kaygrahamphotography.com DuringLeaving World War II, Jim Foxa wasLasting twelve years old when his mother’s record player, that they would sit and listen to, stopped working.Legacy Jim found an old broken radio and with determination, he was able to get the radio working so his family would have something to listen to. He was very proud of his accomplishment and this was the beginning of his desire to collect, restore and tinker with radios.

“During my radio collecting years, I was an avid collector, accumulating 400 plus radios and 75 plus early speakers,” remembers Mr. Fox. He and his wife, Judy, also collected petroleum memorabilia, which was sold and the proceeds were used to build the 7,400 square foot Fox Family Liv- ing Center on the Arms of Hope - Medina Campus in 2009. “Now that I’m retired and have other interests, it was time to let the radios go, too. Judy and I are prayerful that the proceeds from the collection will help provide opportunities for a better life for others,” stated Mr. Fox.

On February 24th and 25th, an auction to sell Jim and Judy Fox’s radio collection was held on the Boles Campus where over $38,000 was raised to help Arms of Hope provide as- sistance to homeless, abused and neglected children.

“It was a fun hobby and resulted in a nice collection. As we get older, our interests change and one day we realized that we were not going to get everything done and it was time to let go of some of our “stuff.” The radio collection is some of this “stuff” and we wanted the proceeds to be used for the good of others,” exclaimed Judy Fox. Jim and Judy Fox spent many years building an extensive col- A special thank you to Jim and Judy Fox for finding this lection of antique radios that creative way to leave a lasting legacy were recently auctioned so the to Arms of Hope. proceeds could benefit Arms of Hope program participants.

Do you have a special collection, valuables or real estate that could one day benefit the individuals Arms of Hope serves? If you are interested in speaking to someone about gift planning or would like to receive a free Wills Planning Guide, please contact us.

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