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City City Member Name Member Name Member Name City Member Name City Ms. Linda L. Aaker Austin Ms. Beverly H. Ackerman Connellys Spring, NC Mr. and Mrs. Randy Aaron Wichita Falls Ms. Kerstin T. Ackerman Austin Mr. and Mrs. Todd S. Aaron Dallas Mr. and Mrs. W. Randall Ackerman Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Aaron Greenwich, CT Mr. George R. Ackert New York, NY Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Aaron Dallas Mrs. Pamela H. Ackert Bernardsville, NJ Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Aaronson Austin Mr. Randolph Acock Corpus Christi Dr. Helen Abadzi and Mr. Theodore C. Vakrinos Alexandria, VA Mr. and Mrs. Armando T. Acosta Austin Mr. Mark Abatto Lexington, KY Mr. and Mrs. Richard Acosta San Antonio Ms. Patricia C. Abbamonte Austin Dr. Anne E. Acreman and Mr. Ken Anderson Odessa Mr. Christopher R. Abbott Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Gene Acuna Leander The Honorable and Mrs. Gregory W. Abbott Austin Mr. Gerard Acuna Austin Dr. Judy A. Abbott and Mr. Ralph S. LaRue Nacogdoches Mrs. Mary R. Acuna Brownwood Mr. Sorush S. Abboud Austin Dr. and Mrs. Rene R. Acuna Portland Mr. Ahmad K. Abdelrazaq Chicago, IL Mr. Gerald W. Adair Austin Dr. and Mrs. George J. Abdo Houston Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Adair Dallas Mr. Azmi Abdul-Hadi Saudi Arabia Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy C. Adair Sinton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Abel Lampasas Dr. Maureen L. Adair and Mr. John B. Hertenberger Austin Mrs. Kate Turner-Abel and Mr. Scott R. Abel Austin Mr. Robert L. Adair III Dallas Mr. Stephen J. Abel Aberdeen, WA Dr. Jennifer K. Adair and Mr. Samuel Adair Austin Mr. and Mrs. G. Hughes Abell Austin Ms. Susan Adair Austin Mr. Carlos A. Abello Sugar Land Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Adam Austin Mrs. Nancy Abendshein Houston Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Adamcik Sugar Land Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Abercrombie Bertram Dr. David O. Adame Harlingen Dr. and Mrs. Brett B. Abernathy Denver, CO Mr. and Mrs. Derek A. Adame Highland Village Mr. and Mrs. C. Mark Abernathy Longview Ms. Dianna D. Adame Edinburg Ms. Patricia B. Abernathy Kilgore Dr. and Mrs. J. Michael Adame McAllen Mrs. Kaye Abikhaled Austin Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Adamo Pittsburgh, PA Dr. M. Maurice Abitbol Honolulu, HI Mrs. Betty H. Adams Arlington, VA Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Abkowitz Austin Mr. Bradley D. Adams Frisco Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Ables Houston Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Adams The Hills Mr. L. Kent Abney Austin Dr. and Mrs. Carl E. Adams, Jr. Nashville, TN Dr. Adnan Z. Abou-Ayyash Saudi Arabia Mr. and Mrs. Craig W. Adams Fort Worth Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Aboud El Paso Mr. David Adams Manor Mr. Kenneth E. Aboussie, Jr. Dallas Mr. David I. Adams Conroe The Honorable Marilyn Aboussie and Mr. John A. Hay, Jr. San Angelo Ms. Deborah G. Adams Wimberley Mr. and Mrs. Jacob A. Abraham Austin Ms. Elisabeth R. Adams Austin Mr. Mark E. Abraham Austin Ms. Glenda M. Adams Madison, WI Mrs. Nancy G. Abraham Houston Mrs. Grace B. Adams Fort Worth Mr. and Mrs. Barry Abrams Houston Mr. and Mrs. James R. Adams San Antonio Mr. and Mrs. Mark Abrams Quogue, NY Mr. and Mrs. John L. Adams Dallas Dr. and Mrs. David S. Abrams Austin Mr. and Mrs. John R. Adams Dunwoody, GA Dr. Robin F. Abrams and Dr. Simon D. Atkinson Austin Mr. and Mrs. John W. Adams, Jr. Houston Ms. Susan B. Abramson Dallas Mr. Jud Adams Tyler Ms. Ann Abshier Beaumont Ms. Katherine B. Adams Fort Worth Mr. Jonathan C. Abshire New York, NY Mr. Kevin A. Adams Richfield Springs, NY Mr. Muhannad Abulhasan UAE Mr. L. Money Adams, Jr. Burnet Dr. Mary A. Acevedo San Antonio Ms. Lucia Adams Chicago, IL Mr. Lexa M. Acker Austin Mr. Michael E. Adams Helotes Office of External Relations 2/13/2020 Page 1 of 208 Member Name City Member Name City Mrs. Pat W. Adams Wichita Falls Mr. and Mrs. Richard Aguirre Jonestown Dr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Adams Houston Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Ahearn West Lake Hills Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Adams Plano Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Ahearn East Dennis, MA Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Adams Fort Worth Mr. and Mrs. David B. Ahlquist Houston Mr. Richard W. Adams, Jr. Fort Worth Dr. Neelo Ahmad and Mr. Sami Ahmad Houston Mr. and Mrs. Rob Adams, Jr. Houston Mr. and Mrs. Mustaque Ahmed Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams De Soto Dr. and Mrs. Song Ahn Houston Mrs. Ruby B. Adams Alvin Mr. Rajan D. Ahuja Corpus Christi Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Adams Cedar Park Dr. and Mrs. Steven Aicinena Odessa Mrs. Mary A. Adamson Jacksonville Dr. and Mrs. Barry J. Aidman Austin Dr. Lu Ann Aday Houston Mr. Ryan A. Ainsworth Little Rock, AR Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Addison Houston Mr. Joe C. Aker Houston Mr. Richard T. Addison Austin Mr. Jerry W. Akers Austin Mr. and Mrs. David M. Adelman San Antonio Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Akins Katy Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard P. Adenacker Houston Mr. and Mrs. Marty R. Akins Austin Dr. and Mrs. Shawn Adibi Houston Ms. Barbara Aksamit Houston Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Adkerson New Orleans, LA Mr. Roger D. Aksamit Houston Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C. Adkins Taylor Mr. and Mrs. O. Jamil Alam West Lake Hills Mr. and Mrs. Howard Adkins Fort Davis Dr. and Mrs. Zuheir Y. Alami UAE Mrs. Billy Adkins Beaumont Dr. Kristen E. Brustad and Dr. Mahmoud M. Al-Batal Austin Mrs. Carolyn Adkins Georgetown Mr. Carl W. Albers Sugar Land Mr. and Mrs. John A. Adkins Houston Mr. and Mrs. Lester M. Alberthal, Jr. Plano Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Adkins Houston Dr. Duane G. Albrecht Austin Mrs. Linda Adkins Houston Mr. and Mrs. James W. Albrecht, Jr. Austin Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Adler Austin Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Albrecht Austin Dr. and Mrs. Max F. Adler Dallas Mr. Robert S. Albrecht Houston The Honorable Stephen I. Adler and Ms. Diane T. Land Austin Ms. Wendy B. Albrecht Austin Dr. Susan K. Adler Austin Mr. A. Morris Albright, Jr. Port Arthur Mr. John C. Adolph Dallas Dr. Cindy M. Meston and Mr. Thomas A. Albright Austin Mr. Yoni Adonyi Longview Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Albritton Longview Ms. Noel A. Adorno Austin Mr. and Mrs. John A. Albritton Rockwall Mr. Frank M. Agar, Jr. Midland Mr. and Mrs. Claude C. Albritton Dallas Mr. and Mrs. V. Neils Agather Fort Worth Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Alcocer Austin Mr. and Mrs. John M. Agather San Antonio Mrs. Elizabeth D. Alcorn Houston Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Agee Arlington Ms. Hope Alcorta and Mr. David L. Glasscock Colleyville Drs. Shanti J. and Jagdish K. Aggarwal Garland Mr. and Mrs. Victor Alcorta III Rollingwood Mr. Louis J. Agnese III Austin Mr. and Mrs. John A. Alday Bartonville Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Agnew Cypress Dr. Patricia Eby and Dr. Peter Aldea Germantown, TN Mr. William A. Agnew San Marcos Mr. and Mrs. James R. Alders Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Agnor Austin Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Aldis Cypress Captain Richard E. Agopsowicz San Antonio Ms. Sarah J. Aldred Houston Mrs. Lidia G. Agraz and Mr. Allen Peck Austin Mrs. Donna Z. Aldridge Spicewood Mr. and Mrs. Jacob I. Aguero Houston Mr. Frank M. Aldridge III Dallas Mr. Eloy H. Aguilar McAllen Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Aldridge Lago Vista Mr. and Mrs. Isrzel Aguilar Houston Mr. Fritz J. Aldrine Austin Ms. Venilde G. Aguilar Tucson, AZ Mrs. Marie K. Aldwell Austin Mr. Humberto F. Aguilera San Antonio Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Alegnani Dallas Dr. Lydia Aguilera Edinburg The Honorable and Mrs. Leonel Alejandro Brownsville Office of External Relations 2/13/2020 Page 2 of 208 Member Name City Member Name City Mr. John R. Aleman San Antonio Mr. Alfred G. Allen III Graham Ms. Susana I. Aleman Austin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Allen San Antonio The Honorable Miguel Aleman-Velasco and Ms. Christiane Mexico Mr. Carman R. Allen Dallas Magnani de Aleman Ms. Cheryl A. Allen Austin Dr. and Mrs. Archie Alexander Austin Mr. and Mrs. Craig B. Allen Houston Dr. Bobby C. Alexander Dallas Dr. and Mrs. Craig M. Allen Tomball The Honorable and Mrs. Clyde H. Alexander II San Antonio Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Allen Austin Mr. David B. Alexander Houston Mr. and Mrs. Danny Allen Tyler Ms. Erin A. 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