Texas State Aquarium State Aquarium 2710 N. Shoreline Corpus Christi, Texas 78402-1097 361.881.1200 texasstateaquarium.org RECYCLES ANNUAL REPORT 2012 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

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TALENT Doug Lewis, Maintenance Mechanic/Exhibits Fabrication

Texas State Aquarium guests enjoy beautiful, educational exhibits that showcase the animals, but they probably don’t think about the work and skill that go into creating those exhibits. That’s where Doug Lewis is the expert.

For 23 years, Doug has been involved in the Aquarium’s in-house fabrication of exhibit components, from design to materials, construction to mechanics. His most recent projects include the new Hawn Wild Flight Theater set and the 6,000 square-foot rehabilitation flight cages at SeaLab.

“The flight cages are like the final training ground for our birds in rehabilitation,” says Doug. “There are three separate corridors, each 180 feet long. If the bird can fly to the end and make the turn, and the vet says ok, they’re ready to go. It was a great project because rehabilitation is such an important part of what we do at the Aquarium.”

Doug’s Aquarium handywork has included Seahorse Seatopia, Oddysea, Amazon and more. But the Aquarium grand opening was a little nerve-wracking. “I built the crates to move the 13-foot sawfish and a 400-pound grouper. I really didn’t sleep much before the move; I was concerned about those fish. Once they were safely in the tanks and I got the thumbs-up, After more than two decades, Doug says there has I could rest easy.” never been a dull moment at the Aquarium. “When I started, there was nothing but the main building. It’s Aquarium exhibits are designed to be educational and been great to watch it all grow steadily because the visitor-friendly, and each project begins with close Aquarium is important to the people of . collaboration with the exhibit development team, including This is a wonderful venue to learn about the Gulf, and the members of our animal care, education and marketing more you learn, the better you’re going to treat things.” staff. “I have to understand any special needs and what they want in the construction. It’s all about what’s best for And he still loves the work. “For 23 years, I’ve enjoyed the animals,” asserted Doug. going to work every day. This is an adventure!”

2 PARTNER Flint Hills Resources

On the surface, it might seem odd that a refining and chemicals company would financially support an aquarium. However, in the case of Flint Hills Resources and the Texas State Aquarium, it is a natural match – and a win-win partnership.

“As a company, when we talk about financial support and corporate stewardship, we focus on education, environmental preservation and enhanced quality of life for the residents of our communities,” says Valerie Pompa, Flint Hills Vice President and Manufacturing Manager. “In our support of the Texas State Aquarium, we’re hitting all three areas of focus.”

Since 1989, Flint Hills has been a leading corporate supporter of the Aquarium. The company’s broadest initiative is the Aquavision distance learning program, Walt Schumacher and Valerie Pompa which to date has enabled more than 46,000 elementary school-aged children to experience the Aquarium without leaving their classrooms. The program incorporates knowing they did. It can awaken and foster a greater science, math and reading lessons through various features appreciation of science and the environment; and those and exhibits. students of today and tomorrow are our potential employees in just a few years.” In addition, Aquarium SeaCampers wrap up a week of learning-filled fun with a day of first-hand research at the Valerie and Walt agree the Aquarium is an important Flint Hills Resources Wildlife Learning Preserve, venturing recreational, economic and tourism resource. “From a into the area to observe birds, reptiles and small mammals, hiring standpoint – for any company – it’s a quality-of-life as well as take plaster molds of animal tracks found on benefit we can use to attract and retain a talented the trail. The 120-acre preserve was set aside by Flint Hills workforce in South Texas,” asserted Walt. Valerie added, to protect and enhance the wetlands and wildlife habitat “The Aquarium is accessible and promotes the Gulf area that surrounds the company’s west plant, located near Coast, and the addition of the Caribbean Wing will take IH-37. It consists of coastal marshes, fresh water ponds, it beyond the regional level.” upland grasses, mudflats and mesquite brushland, and For Flint Hills, support of the Aquarium provides a provides a location to conduct research and demonstrate platform to encourage education and environmental regional ecology. stewardship, and spread its message. “Oil industry-related Flint Hills Director of Human Resources, Walt Schumacher, companies are often perceived as the enemy,” noted adds another perspective. “The Aquarium educates in an Valerie. “But this is our home, and we care about it as entertaining, engaging way. Youngsters have the freedom would any other resident. We’re not here to exploit, but to explore at their own level and learn, almost without to make people’s lives better. We’re a partner.”

5 VISION Bill & Peggy Clark, Aquarium Supporters

“They called us ‘whippersnappers’,” says Peggy Clark. “I was 36, had just finished Leadership Corpus Christi and was a member of the Junior League. A group of us got together and dusted off the idea of building an aquarium. It was time to get it done.”

Despite some resistance from the city’s establishment, Peggy and her cohorts were committed. “We had just created three years earlier. We thought we could do anything.”

Thirty-four years later, Peggy looks around the Texas State Aquarium with the pride and fulfillment that comes from having been so involved during its inception and infancy. When controversy arose over the original proposed location, “we went out and bought this property.” To help raise visibility and financial support, she created slideshows and staged an aerial photograph of volunteers forming a star on the site. When touring the National Aquarium in Baltimore, she wore a fish hat to meet the mayor. Bill and Peggy Clark “We did crazy things to promote the creation of this Aquarium,” she chuckles. “It was really fun, and it was exciting.” the world to other parts of the water. That’s what we’re teaching here.” Peggy’s leadership continued through the years on the Board of Trustees, and she’s now a Trustee Emeritus. Her The Clarks believe expansion and updated exhibits can-do attitude is no surprise to her husband of 47 years, are key to the Aquarium’s staying power, and they’ve Bill Clark. The Corpus Christi native’s career has included contributed to every new exhibit and campaign. They work in offshore drilling, at IBM and in the banking industry. have been President’s Council members since 1999 and Bill and Peggy enjoy bringing their two grandchildren to the were inducted into the AQUA Society in 2011. “Financial Aquarium, and he’s quick to agree it has a special appeal. support is critical to taking this facility to the next level, which is what the Caribbean Wing will do,” “One of the main attributes is a great staff,” he says. “They’re Peggy says. “The Caribbean is a whole other ecosystem enthusiastic and happy to be here. The whole experience that directly connects to us, and being able to learn is entertaining and enjoyable, but education about the Gulf about the flora and fauna of that region is a natural and conservation is always the heart of the message.” extension of the Aquarium. It will transform the Texas Peggy was part of the very first guide class, and she remains State Aquarium and put it – I believe – among the top among a handful of original guides still volunteering. aquariums in the country.”

“Our hands-on experiences have changed as we learned And then? Peggy Clark smiles. “That will complete the what works,” she says, “and the conservation message has initial vision we had, and there will be a whole new group become stronger.” Whether it’s whale songs or trash, “what of young people to keep it going. They’ll be the new happens in one part of the world’s water reaches around whippersnappers.”

6 CONNECTION Mike Wenzel, Volunteer of the Year

Mike Wenzel’s experience as a Texas State Aquarium He’s also quick to mention the importance of the volunteer started with a very special connection. In 2007 Aquarium to the people of South Texas. “This is a portal his oldest daughter, Amber, wanted to volunteer but was to what’s out there. You can spend a day at the Aquarium too young to do so alone. She asked her dad to join her and understand how we’re connected to that environment, in the Aquarium’s Guide Partners program, and together and how everything within that ecosystem is interrelated. they completed the orientation and training and went People come and enjoy the shows and the exhibits, but they on to work side by side, providing answers and exhibit leave having learned something. And, if I’ve done my job, interpretation to curious guests. they’ve made a personal connection that will encourage them to take care of our environment.” Amber is now studying wildlife management at Sul Ross University, but meanwhile Mike connected with another guide partner – his younger daughter, Brandy – until she, too, was old enough to serve as a guide on her own.

With Brandy now in high school, Mike’s enthusiasm for the Aquarium has never wavered. “I enjoy telling people about this environment and watching their eyes light up,” says the Aquarium’s 2012 Volunteer of the Year. “When you can help them make a personal connection, they get the message. I tell them, he’s not just a turtle, he’s ‘Crush’; and he’s not just a shark, he’s ‘Hans’ … and suddenly they begin to be more aware. Maybe they think twice before speeding in their boat or putting trash in the water or tossing out that wad of fishing line.”

Mike thinks many aspects of the Aquarium encourage people to establish a connection with the environment they might not have had previously. “Stingray Lagoon is my favorite because it’s so hands-on. Being able to get so close to the turtles, to touch the sharks and sea urchins, to walk right out over the marsh on the Boardwalk – all these things allow people to really experience the Gulf they don’t see from the beach.”

9 2012 AQUATEEN VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR

Josh Messina ENTERTAINING, EDUCATIONALLY-ENRICHING PROGRAMMING Josh Messina first visited the Texas State Aquarium at age six. Ten years later, he has been named 2012 AquaTeen Volunteer of the Year.

Josh’s hard work – which included taking surveys in guest services and setting up for Dolphin Bay shows – prompted Aquarium staff members to describe him as dependable, Exhibits Eagle Rock Statue flexible, accountable and respectful. He racks up approximately 40 volunteer hours a On Friday, April 6, the Texas State Aquarium unveiled a month during the summer, in addition to a reduced schedule during the school year. beautiful new addition to the view of , The sophomore says he enjoys interacting with animals and guests, thanks to the Dobson family and Whataburger, Inc. and seeing visitors’ reactions. He noted, “People are surprised by how many species live Tom Dobson, Chairman and CEO of Whataburger, Inc., in the Gulf. They’re amazed, frightened and sometimes both. But after seeing the animals presented to the Aquarium one of the most iconic statues and the education here, they may be influenced to take even small steps to protect the in the city – “Eagle Rock” – which was formerly in front of environment – like recycling or saving water.” Whataburger headquarters in Corpus Christi. “Eagle Rock” Josh has been influenced, too. He explained, “I didn’t care much for science before, but was created by world-renowned wildlife artist and Corpus since I began volunteering here, science and geography are my stronger subjects.” Josh Christi resident Kent Ullberg. added, “And my social skills are better . . . now I’m really good at talking to people.” Tom Schmid, Aquarium President and CEO, commented, “I’m really excited about this gift; we will now have three of Kent’s incredible works of art on our campus for our guests to enjoy.”

Stingray Lagoon

Caleigh Sowder Every year since 1998, the Aquarium has debuted a new Caleigh Sowder’s passion for animals prompted her to join the AquaTeen program at the exhibit, and 2012 was no exception. Stingray Lagoon Aquarium last summer. In her first year, Caleigh was able to work in a variety of areas, opened in May to overwhelmingly positive reviews as the including wildlife rehabilitation, Hawn Wild Flight Theater, H-E-B Splash Park, and her favorite Aquarium’s most interactive exhibit to date - with daily exhibit, Amazon. “I just love birds and reptiles,” she says with excitement. “I’m getting a pet opportunities to not only touch, but hand-feed stingrays. lizard in a couple of weeks!” Stingray Lagoon’s 10,000 gallons of seawater is home to Caleigh jumped in eagerly, amassing some 300 hours of volunteer service. In naming more than 30 rays representing the Southern, Atlantic, her 2012 AquaTeen Volunteer of the Year, Aquarium staff members said she is cheerful, and cownose species. All three species of rays are accountable, adaptable and hard-working. indigenous to the .

A junior at Richard Milburn Academy, Caleigh’s bubbly personality shines when interacting with Aquarium visitors who ask “tons of questions! One day, I was working Stingray Lagoon, and a lady talked with me for 45 minutes; she wanted to know everything!”

The AquaTeen experience showed Caleigh the importance of volunteer participation. Joe Adame (left) and Kent Ullberg “They depend on you. When you say you’re going to be here, you have to come through on that commitment. It definitely teaches you a strong work ethic.”

That work ethic paid off and will now be put to use in her new role at the Aquarium – she has been hired as a part-time (and enthusiastic) Program Presenter. Caleigh commented, “Oh my gosh, I’m so excited!”

10 11 Educational Programs In another first for SeaCamp, Time Warner Cable contributed scholarships and a grant that launched the NATIONAL RECOGNITON 2012 was a banner year for TSA’s Education Department, inaugural Aquanaut camp for teenaged students in with soaring numbers of participants in several special grades 10 and above. programs. With 67,750 total participants – a seven percent increase over 2011 – the Aquarium’s reach was SeaLab Programs and Workshops felt by learners of all ages. Programs for classes of students held at the Aquarium’s Outreach SeaLab Education Center near the main Aquarium campus served 3,299 students in 2012. In 2012, the Texas State Aquarium’s outreach programs reached 16,830 students and adults through participation Additionally, the Aquarium holds periodic workshops with several Coastal Bend organizations and events. Just for teachers, and 87 educators took advantage of this Katie Iverson some of the expanded community partnerships touched program during 2012. through the Aquarium’s outreach program in 2012 were Aquavision Camp-Ins Earth Day/Bay Day, Coastal Bend Bays and Estuaries Program, World of Water Celebration, Aransas National Participation in the Texas State Aquarium’s Aquavision A total of 2,194 people enjoyed one of the Aquarium’s Wildlife Refuge and National Seashore Junior distance learning program doubled in 2012 – to 6,996 – educational and fun camp-ins during 2012. Far more than a Ranger Day. By fostering these community relationships, we thanks to the introduction of web-based distance simple sleepover at the Aquarium, these events feature the are able to increase the impact of the mission and vision of learning software and new marketing strategies made opportunity to learn about sea organisms, conservation, the Texas State Aquarium and its Education Department. possible through a presenting partnership with Flint Hills and even oceanography. President and CEO Named Chair Resources, which was initiated in 2011 and extended for a The outreach area of the Education Department also added of Zoo & Aquarium Association second year. The Aquavision program was also promoted Volunteer Program a live animal outreach component to the program offerings. Texas State Aquarium President and CEO Tom through our association with the Connect2Texas distance This new program has proven to be extremely popular with The Texas State Aquarium’s volunteer program is an Schmid was elected the Chair of the Board of learning organization. students, teachers and community organizations. essential cog in meeting the needs of the animals in our Directors for the Association of Zoos & Aquariums The growth in participation in the Aquarium’s Aquavision collection, the facility itself, and helping educate and assist (AZA), a nonprofit organization founded in 1924 program demonstrates to the fact that the new web-based our hundreds of thousands of guests every year. It is and dedicated to the advancement of zoos and software really does make distance learning more accessible. impossible to quantify the significant annual contributions aquariums in the areas of conservation, education, of the Aquarium’s volunteers, but the following numbers science and recreation. He was installed as the SeaCamp for 2012 give some idea: organization’s chairman in September of 2012.

Owing in part to the generosity of two organizations that Active Volunteers 180 With more than 220 accredited institutions worldwide, enabled the Aquarium to offer scholarships to campers Total Hours Contributed 22,994 and a network of more than 6,000 aquarium and zoo for the first time ever, participation in SeaCamp increased  Value of Hours $221,909 experts, AZA is the world’s leading organization of 18 percent over 2011 and set an all-time high with 1,023  Dive Hours 2,422 zoological professionals. The Texas State Aquarium campers from age four through high school. Thanks to gifts has been an accredited member of AZA since 1995. from the Coastal Bend Community Foundation and The Membership Program According to AZA President and CEO Jim Maddy John G. and Marie Stella Kenedy Memorial Foundation, at the time of Schmid’s appointment, “Due to Tom’s full and partial scholarships made participation possible The TSA membership program allows our supporters strong leadership and extensive experience, AZA- for many children who otherwise may not have been and most frequent visitors to enjoy the Aquarium all year accredited zoos and aquariums are sure to benefit able to attend the popular camps that blend indoor and long for approximately the cost of two visits, discounts immensely.” outdoor learning in fun and engaging ways. around the Aquarium, a subscription to Star magazine, Chelsea Allen and exclusive invitation to our members-only 4th of July party. In 2012, 5,966 individuals and families of varying sizes took advantage of this beneficial program.

12 13 Great Horned Owl Release

On November 12, the Texas State Aquarium released three rehabilitated Great horned owls back into their natural habitat at Hans Suter Park in Corpus Christi. Two of the owls were found in the Flour Bluff area in late March, and the other was found at the Naval Air Station in May. All three of the owls were orphans that had fallen out of their nests.

Because the three owls were around the same age, they were placed together in an outdoor flight enclosure, where they were conditioned for flight and hunting live prey.

SUPPORTING CONSERVATION & WILDLIFE REHABILITATION

New Flight Cages The electric car charging station at the Aquarium is a high- After several years of planning, construction of new, state- voltage, high-current charging system which can completely of-the-art flight cages began in January and was completed recharge the Leaf in less than eight hours while saving on in early summer of 2012 on the SeaLab campus of the energy costs by scheduling off-peak charging through its Texas State Aquarium. The much needed addition was intelligent power management system. possible thanks to a generous $25,000 grant from the Second Chances Wildlife Rehabilitation Program Earl C. Sams Foundation. Texas State Aquarium President and CEO Tom Schmid The Texas State Aquarium believes that our responsibility commented, “The Nissan Leaf is another wonderful gift from Flight cages are vital to the rehabilitation process of Nissan Leaf & Electric Car Charging Station as an Aquarium is not simply to take care of the animals a wonderfully generous family. For more than 25 years, the raptors and other birds, serving as a protected practice Ed Hicks Nissan generously donated a new Nissan Leaf in our collection, but also to use the expertise we have Hicks family has supported the Aquarium, making significant space to learn, or re-learn, how to fly. The new 5,000 – since custom wrapped with the Aquarium’s logo and on staff to benefit other area wildlife in need of help. investments to grow our education and exhibit programming square foot structure dramatically increased the space educational information – to the Aquarium in 2012. Our Second Chances Wildlife Rehabilitation Program and our wildlife rehabilitation efforts. With this donation, available for bird rehabilitation, and allows the birds to fly Additionally, Nissan North America, Inc. donated an treats hundreds of injured or sick animals annually at our the Hicks family is demonstrating its strong commitment to longer distances and regain strength after injury or illness. electric car charging station to the Aquarium, the hospital, with the goal of rehabilitating them and releasing sustainable operations and a sustainable future.” The addition has reduced recovery time for birds at the first of its kind at a cultural attraction in South Texas, them back into their natural habitat. The program is Schmid continued, “We are honored by the generosity of SeaLab campus and has helped increase the number of and helped further the facility’s ongoing efforts to federally permitted and operates under rigorous standards Nissan North America, Inc., which has allowed the Texas releases. operate as sustainably as possible. established by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums State Aquarium to become the first cultural attraction in (AZA). We are able to care for: shorebirds, terns, pelicans, According to Charlie Hicks, Dealer Principal of Ed Hicks South Texas able to offer our guests an electric car charging egrets, plovers, spoonbills, stilts, skimmers, oystercatchers, Nissan, “Our family is proud to be a part of the TSA’s station. We are excited to offer this environmentally-friendly gulls, sandpipers, raptors (birds of prey), hawks, falcons, sustainable operations efforts and recognize the Nissan option to our guests.” owls, eagles, reptiles, and marine mammals. Leaf as a true zero-emission vehicle that symbolizes The Aquarium places much importance on its steps toward the electric vehicle movement as a viable alternative to In 2012, the Aquarium’s Second Chances Wildlife sustainable operations through its “Going Green” program, gasoline-powered automobiles. From the seats made of Rehabilitation Program treated 217 animals of 63 different which includes: Xeriscape landscaping, solar panels, automated recycled water bottles to the Leaf’s regenerative braking species. We were able to release 48 of those back into light switches and faucets, waterless urinals, compostable system, this five-star safety rated vehicle provides the their natural habitats, and 20 more were transferred restaurant supplies, a cleaning and filtration system on our equivalent of 106 miles per gallon without using a single either into our collection or to a permanent home at waterfall basins, and extensive recycling throughout the facility. A rehabilitated Red-tailed hawk being released at Hazel Bazemore drop of gas.” another AZA-accredited facility. Park.

14 15 LOCAL IMPACT

STORA Economic Impact

In 2012, 100 students from King and Moody High Schools The Aquarium continues to have a strong impact on the local economy. With record attendance and revenue in participated in four field trips to Goose Island State Park 2012, its economic impact on Corpus Christi was more than $43 million. The Aquarium supported more than 700 to learn about oyster restoration through the South area jobs, with annual salaries totaling more than $15 million. Texas Oyster Restoration and Awareness (STORA) grant, awarded to the Aquarium by the State Farm Youth Dollar Days Advisory Board. The STORA program is a student-led The Texas State Aquarium hosted three Dollar Days in 2012 thanks to service learning project supporting the Texas A&M the support of our generous partners, Navy Army Community Credit University-Corpus Christi/Harte Research Institute oyster Union, Coastal Bend Community Foundation, and Reliant, an NRG shell recycling and habitat restoration program, Sink Company, who made the greatly reduced admission prices possible. Your Shucks. Sink Your Shucks is supported by the Texas Dollar Days are an opportunity for local residents who might not General Land Office and the National Oceanic and otherwise be able to enjoy the Aquarium to connect with nature and Atmospheric Administration. get inspired about conservation of the Gulf of Mexico. It is just one of The students who participated in this program attended the ways the Aquarium gives back to a community that has supported it various community events, oyster restorations, and field since even before it opened in 1990. Visitors enjoying Stingray Lagoon during the December trips to test water quality of the oyster habitat. Dollar Day, presented by Reliant, an NRG Company.

Participation in the Community Gulf Alliance Partnership Program Beyond the facility, its programs and events, the Aquarium’s reach can be felt throughout the Corpus Christi A total of 510 students from Cunningham Middle School experienced field science first-hand through the Gulf Alliance community through the activities of its staff. The Aquarium is a member of the Corpus Christi Chamber of Partnership (GAP). GAP is a Gulf-wide grant through a partnership with Florida’s Environmental Protection Agency Commerce, Corpus Christi Regional Economic Development Corporation, and Corpus Christi Hispanic Chamber (EPA). The GAP grant was established to increase the capacity of non-formal educators and underserved schools to of Commerce. Many Aquarium staff members have earned the designation of Certified Tourism Ambassador (CTA) conduct experiential environmental education in support of environmental literacy. through the Corpus Christi Convention & Visitors Bureau (CCCVB), and they use the knowledge they gained through the training to act as ambassadors for Corpus Christi all over the area. Aquarium staff members also contribute their Teacher professional development sessions were conducted for the participating teachers at Cunningham Middle time and expertise to the CCCVB, serving on that organization’s Board of Directors and Marketing Committee. School. Participating students attended three field experiences designed to show the interconnectedness of the Nueces watershed to the ocean. The Aquarium is a generous donor to other non-profits both within the Coastal Bend area and around Texas. In 2012, the Aquarium donated more than 850 passes, memberships, or tours to qualified organizations and events. The freshwater field experience was held at Hazel Bazemore Park, where the Nueces River runs through the park. The Among the recipients were Corpus Christi ISD, March of Dimes, City of Corpus Christi, American Cancer Society, brackish water experience was held at the wetland habitat in Rincon Channel near the Texas State Aquarium SeaLab, American Diabetes Association, American Heart Association, American Red Cross, Big Brothers & Big Sisters, and the third field experience will be held in 2013 at a saltwater habitat at Padre Island National Seashore. CHRISTUS Spohn, , Texas A&M Corpus Christi, Epilepsy Foundation, Muscular Dystrophy Students connected via videoconference to the other Gulf state participating students to discuss their experiences Association, and the Ronald McDonald House. with the GAP grant.

16 17 EVENTS AND AWARDS

Beach Ball

AQUARIUM PARTNERS The best little “beach chic” fundraiser in Corpus Christi, Beach Ball, was hosted once again at the Texas State Aquarium on April 13, 2012. Gala chair Gail Hoffman led the event, which helped raise The Aquarium is fortunate to have the support of a According to Whataburger Chairman Tom Dobson, funds for the Aquarium’s newest exhibit, Stingray Lagoon. Attendees number of important companies that contribute to the “The Texas State Aquarium is a world-class facility, and donned their finest khaki shorts, flip flops, and Hawaiian shirts and vitality of the programs and services we offer. These Whataburger is incredibly proud to serve as a corporate dresses for this memorable evening that featured live, silent and companies believe in our mission and show their support sponsor. For many years, we have supported and bidboard auctions and a delicious steak dinner sponsored by Outback through their participation in our Aquarium Partner promoted its programs and activities, from the Dolphin Steakhouse. Live music and entertainment by Rotel and the Hot program and often additional donations towards specific Bay exhibit to the Beach Ball gala, and we strongly believe Tomatoes kept guests dancing all night long. exhibits or programs. in continued investment in this Corpus Christi gem and Andrews Distributing Company, Ltd. was again the title sponsor for Rotel and the Hot Tomatoes Texas treasure.” There is no way for the Aquarium to adequately express this annual event, which raised more than $168,000 towards the our gratitude to the organizations with which we partner. construction of Stingray Lagoon. Beach Ball is traditionally the Below is a list of some of our top partners and how they Aquarium’s biggest fundraiser of the year. contribute to what we do: Flint Hills Resources is a strong partner of the Aquarium AQUA Society and Golden Star Awards and the title sponsor of our Aquavision distance learning program, which incorporates science, math and reading On November 14, 2012, the Aquarium celebrated our most generous lessons through the Aquarium’s features and exhibits. supporters at the second annual AQUA donor recognition event. H-E-B has been one of the Aquarium’s strongest To date, Aquavision has enabled more than 46,000 The AQUA Society was established in 2011 to recognize those supporters over the years. Longtime title sponsor of elementary school-aged children to experience the individuals and organizations with cumulative gifts to the Aquarium the H-E-B Dolphin Bay Underwater Viewing Room, the Aquarium without leaving their classrooms. In addition, of $25,000 or more. successful grocery store chain generously became the children attending our SeaCamps get to enjoy a day title sponsor of the H-E-B Splash Park when it opened At AQUA 2012, the society welcomed several new inductees and exploring the Flint Hills Resources Wildlife Learning in 2011. The marine-themed zero-depth wetscape water honored many returning and advancing supporters. New inductees Preserve, a 120-acre wetlands and wildlife habitat preserve Left to right: Tom Schmid, Charlotte Castaneda, Lucy McCracken, play area featuring water spray jets, interactive water were: surrounding the company’s west plant. Dick McCracken, Judy Hawley, Lee Jordan, and Kim Schmid. features, water cannons, and more has been an extremely • State Farm Youth Advisory Board popular addition to the family fun available to our guests • Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company and members. • Holand Peterson • Peggy & Avinash Ahuja H-E-B was also a major contributor to our Amazon Andrews Distributing Company, Ltd. was the title sponsor • Kim & Tom Schmid exhibit and is quick to help anytime the Aquarium asks for Beach Ball in 2012 and has been the primary sponsor for • René & Frank Scanio, III for assistance with events and projects. Beach Ball since 2003. Each year, Andrews has generously • Lucy & Dick McCracken donated several high-earning auction items on which guests • Orion Drilling Co., LLC could bid, and the company continues to be a valued The evening concluded with the presentation of Aquarium partner. TSA’s highest honor, the Golden Star Award, a The Aquarium has a long history of partnering with distinction reserved for our most passionate and Whataburger. In addition to supporting our fundraising visionary supporters. Recipients for 2012 were events and exhibits, Whataburger distributes coupons to trustees and long-time supporters Gloria Hicks Texas State Aquarium visitors throughout the year on A strong supporter of the Aquarium for 20 years, Citgo and Rich Tuttle. The Aquarium is appreciative of designated coupon days. has made contributions to many of our exhibits, as well both their generosity and dedication to furthering Tom Schmid and Gloria Hicks Rich Tuttle and Tom Schmid as our wildlife rehabilitation program. the development of the Texas State Aquarium.

18 19 Rising Tide Society

The Aquarium’s newest group of young supporters, the Rising Tide Society, hosted its first social event and membership drive, Stingray Soirée, on October 25. The society was formed in early 2012 with the goal of educating a new, dynamic group about preservation and conservation of our Gulf Coast ecosystem and to prepare members for future leadership of the Texas State Aquarium.

Stingray Soirée entertained guests 21 and over with a meet and greet cocktail hour and the opportunity to get up-close and personal with the Aquarium’s fascinating animals. Net proceeds from the evening supported the Aquarium’s Second Chances Wildlife Rehabilitation Program.

LOOKING FORWARD

In the fall of 2012, the Texas State Aquarium’s Board of Trustees approved a resolution to launch a capital campaign to raise the funds for a Caribbean Wing Building—the realization of our founders’ vision and the final phase of their original Master Plan. Campaign Caribbean is a bold step designed to complete the journey started more than 25 years ago.

The Aquarium’s new Caribbean Wing will inspire and educate guests through interactive and immersive exhibits, expanding the vision and narrative of the Aquarium beyond the Gulf of Mexico and into the Caribbean Sea, and bringing its sights, sounds, and vibrant wildlife to the shores of Corpus Christi. The building will interpret the unique biodiversity and culture of the Yucatan Peninsula and Western Caribbean Sea, taking guests on a journey through the sights, scents and sounds of a tropical forest, Mayan ruins, a blue hole, a mangrove forest, a coral knoll, a , and the depths of the Caribbean Sea.

Rendering of a portion of the tropical forest

20 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

2011 2012 2011 2012

Attendance 547,670 564,766 Expenses**

Support and Revenues* Salaries & Benefits $4,565,331 $5,071,057 Aquarium Operations $3,339,319 $3,261,635 General Admission $4,851,508 $5,181,056 Cost of Goods Sold $603,972 $399,893 Gift Shop & Concession Sales $1,929,190 $1,933,199 Investment/Interest Expense $102,853 $93,722 Education Programs $902,932 $1,048,383 Advertising $483,376 $429,428 Partnerships/Annual Fund $450,552 $299,468 Debt Service $277,281 $276,708 Membership $759,895 $820,562 Capital Expenditures $316,463 $371,634 Facility Rental Income & Group Sales $652,322 $687,562 Total Operating Expenses $9,688,595 $9,904,077 Vending & Other $630,227 $671,871 Total Support & Operating Revenue $10,176,626 $10,642,101 Net Income $488,031 $738,024

*2012 figures unaudited **Total expenses does not include depreciation expense

Support and Revenues 2011 Support and Revenues 2012 Expenses 2011 Expenses 2012

Capital Expenditures 3% Debt Service Capital Expenditures Vending & Other Vending & Other 3% 4% Debt Service 3% Advertising 6% 6% 4% Facility Rental Income & Facility Rental Income & Advertising 5% Investment/ Group Sales Group Sales Interest Expense 6% General 6% General Investment/ Salaries 1% Salaries & Membership Admission Admission Interest Expense & Benefits Cost of Benefits 7% 48% Membership 49% 1% 47% Goods Sold 51% 8% 4% Partnerships/ Cost of Annual Fund Partnerships/ Goods Sold 4% Annual Fund 6% 3% Aquarium Education Education Operations Programs Programs 33% 9% 10%

Gift Shop & Gift Shop & Aquarium Operations Concession Sales Concession Sales 34% 18% 19%

22 23 2012 DONORS

President’s Council Maureen Miller Beach Ball Beachcomber Tickets $2,500+ Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Naismith Premier Sponsor Susan & David Abarca Peggy and Avinash Ahuja Patty and Hank Nuss Andrew’s Distributing Company, Ltd. Chris & Robert Adler O’Connor & Hewitt Foundation Cheniere Energy, Inc. Presenting Sponsor Carol Andrews Janet and Al Jones Bernard Paulson Keith Arnold - Corpus Christi Convention & Outback Steakhouse Visitors Bureau Lee Jordan Joan & Joseph Prevratil Aquarium Sponsors Mark Avelar - Ronald McDonald House Lou Adele and Bob May Ella Prichard Corpus Christi Caller-Times John Boman Billie and Clayton Poenisch Karen Ross The Dobson Family & Whataburger Mr. & Mrs. Tee Bowman Port of Corpus Christi Keleigh and Stuart Sasser H-E-B Mary & Charles Campbell Nancy and Mike Shaw Rene and Frank Scanio, III The AQUA Society was established in 2011 to honor the Texas State Aquarium’s most visionary donors. Individuals, KIII-TV3 EOG Resources Betty and Tom Terrey Kim and Tom Schmid businesses and organizations who have generously supported the Aquarium with cumulative gifts of $25,000 or more Deneece and Wayne Squires United Airlines Congressman & Mrs. Blake Farenthold $1,000-$2,499 Cecilia Storm Stingray Sponsors Starr & Julio Flores AG|CM, Inc are recognized in this distinguished group. The Texas State Aquarium is grateful to the AQUA Society members for their Robert Suggs and Russell Moody AEP Texas Grunwald Printing Co. Myriam and John Bell Catherine & Sam L. Susser Basic Industries, Ltd. Berta & Eddie L. Garcia Marilyn & Tom Billings commitment to further the mission of connecting people with nature and inspiring conservation of the Gulf of Mexico. Helen Swetman Butler Signature Events Mr. & Mrs. Chris Hartman Harriet and Jim Blakey Daryl and George Tanner Cheniere Energy, Inc. Hearing Aid Company of Texas John Boman Denise and Sergio Tavares CITGO Petroleum Corporation Leslie Holcomb Aquarium Visionary Aquarium Guardian Golden Banner Press Hillcrest Foundation Cindy and Roger Borgelt Joanne and Peter Volpe Fulton Construction/Coastcon Corporation B.J. & Michael Kershaw $1,000,000 and up $100,000 to $149,999 Green Mountain Energy – Sun Club John Holmgreen Stephanie and Brent Bottom Sylvia and Mark Whitmore Herndon Plant Oakley, Ltd. Yvette & Randy Lara The Brown Foundation, Inc. Barry & Lana Andrews IBC Bank Susan Hutchinson & Owen Hopkins* Vanessa and Fred Braselton Lou Adele & Bob May Landlord Resources Janet* & Edward H. Harte* Andrews Distributing Company Lee Jordan Hygeia Foundation Barbara and David Brown Aquarium Partnerships Orion Drilling Company, LLC Dr. & Mrs. Paul Loeffler H-E-B Behmann Brothers Foundation The Joan and Herb Kelleher Charitable Lady Bird Johnson* Julie Buckley AEP Texas Foundation R & T Robertson Foundation Dr. Isabel Martinez & Dr. Carlos E. Houston Endowment, Inc. Marilyn & Toms Billings Lynda & Harris Kaffie Mary and Charles Campbell American Bank Martinez-Quinones May “Topsy” King* Reliant, an NRG Company Earl C. Sams Foundation, Inc. Dahlia McCord Carpenter* Kellogg Debbie & Tim Chapman Andrews Distributing Co., Ltd. Josephine W. Miller The Larry & Pat McNeil Foundation Republic National Distributing Company T.L.L. Temple Foundation Amon G. Carter Foundation Florence* & Richard* King Louise Chapman Avitech Shirley Mitchell - Performance Food Group NationsBank Snyder & Associates Coastal Bend Community Foundation Laredo Independent School District Peggy and Bill Clark B & R Roofing Supply Mike Shaw Toyota Aquarium Ambassador Navy Army Federal Credit Union Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. Lucy & Dick McCracken Debbie and Darrell Coleman Basic Industries of South Texas, Ltd. Mike Shaw KIA $500,000 to $999,999 Prichard Family Foundation Valero Energy Corporation Exxon Company USA Crystal & Rick* Mead Saundra and James Copeland Bay Ltd., A Berry Company Beth & Bert Ramos AEP Texas Prosperity Bank Foley’s Department Store Maureen & Bill Miller Judy and John Creveling Blue Bell Creameries, L.P. Sea Star Donors Mr. & Mrs. Craig M. Smith Flint Hills Resources, L.P. Ed Rachal Foundation AG|CM, Inc., Derwood Anderson George & Mary Josephine Hamman The Curtis and Edith Munson Foundation Ruth Cude CITGO Petroleum Corp. Stewart Title of Corpus Christi Kresge Foundation Scripps Howard Foundation Ambrose Construction, LTD Foundation Patty & Henry Nuss Cheryl Davis Coastal Plains MHMR Unique Employment The Meadows Foundation Snyder & Associates Gaylord & Sue Hoyt Michael & Karen O’Connor Maria de Ases Corpus Christi Caller-Times American Bank Blanche Davis Moore Foundation The Susser Family & Stripes Event Decorations Sponsors Institute of Museum and Library Services Orion Drilling Co., LLC Martha and Charles DeCou Bay Ltd., A Berry Company Occidental Chemical Corporation Estate of Margaret Turnbull Borden Insurance Cora* & Thomas* Keeler Outback Steakhouse Nancy and Steve DeSutter Corpus Christi Regional Economic Julie Buckley & Martha St. Romain United Airlines H-E-B The Dobson Family & Whataburger Caesar Kleberg Foundation for Wildlife Padre Staples Mall Lura and Thomas Dietze Development Corporation CCRV Conservation University of Texas at Austin Gill Landscape Nursery The Wortham Foundation Marjorie Parks Lisa and John Dorn John Mason, D.D.S. Convergent Broadcasting London Broadcasting Company, Inc. ValueBank Texas Jennifer & Bob Patterson Dugan Eye Institute Durrill Properties Dugan Eye Institute Generous Donations Aquarium Steward Lou Adele & Bob May Ferrell/Brown & Associates, Inc A&B Communications $250,000 to $499,999 Aquarium Patron Joan & Bernard Paulson Susan and John Duke Ed Hicks Imports McMains & Constant Beverly & Paul* Pearson Fajitaville Flint Hills Resources, LP Terrie & Shawn Bodine Arney Foundation $25,000 to $49,999 Susan and Bill English Dennis O’Connor Carolyn & Daniel Pedrotti & Family Felix Diesel Service, Inc. FSG Lighting and Electric Dion & Romy Brewer Coastal Bend Bays & Estuaries Program AG|CM, Inc. Henry Fey Saltwater-fisheries Enhancement Association Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company Ferrell/Brown & Associates, Inc. Gentry Company Buffalo Equipment, Inc. D. D. Hachar Charitable Trust Fund Peggy & Avinash Ahuja Phyllis and George Finley Strake Foundation Holand Peterson Fields, Nemec & Co., P.C. Carrie & Charles Gregory Elinor & Ben Donnell Education Service Center, Region 2 Dan Alfaro & Associates Flint Hills Resources, LP Tetra Second Nature Ella & Lev* Prichard First Community Bank, N.A. Harte Research Institute Diane Gates Gloria & Ed Hicks Helen & R. C. Allen Lualhati Flynn Quadrant Productions Flint Hills Resources, L.P. Nancy & Bruce Hawn Gulf Coast Graphic Designers Holt Foundation Aquarium Fellow Allen Samuels Chevrolet Kelley and Pat Frost Republic National Distributing Company Green Mountain Energy Ed & Gloria Hicks-Ed Hicks Imports John Grunwald Estate of Katherine Ann Johnson* $50,000 to $99,999 Arco Foundation Fran and Joe Fulton Sam Kane Beef Processors, Inc. Gulf Coast Paper Co., Inc. Industrial Fabricators of Corpus Christi Kathryn B. McNeil Mr. & Mrs. Wayne A. Johnson & Family Alcoa Foundation BBVA Compass Fulton Construction/Coastcon Corporation René & Frank Scanio, III H-E-B Lee Jordan Larry Meyers The John G. & Marie Stella Kenedy American Electric Power Foundation Beaumont Foundation of America Gloria and Robert Furgason Kim & Tom Schmid The John G. & Marie Stella Kenedy Memorial Performance Food Group Memorial Foundation Bank of America John Boman Berta and Eddie Garcia John Michael Elizondo, D.D.S. Virgie* & T.S.* Scibienski Foundation Pizza Hut, Portland - Dennis Cox Robert J. Kleberg, Jr. and Helen C. Kleberg Basic Industries of South Texas, Ltd. Borden Insurance Gentry Company Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP. Barbara & Jerome Silverman Julie & Michael McNeil Quadrant Productions Foundation Louise & John* Chapman Mary & Charles Campbell Layne Giddens Mike Shaw KIA William K. Snyder Navy Army Community Credit Union Sharp Shooter Imaging Amy Shelton McNutt Charitable Trust Charity League Billie & William Carl Heather and Richard Guerrero Mike Shaw Toyota Deneece & Wayne Squires Peterson Development Corp. Dr. Sergio Tavares & Mrs. Denise Tavares Bonnie Pereida* Cheniere Energy Rita & Bill Clements Audrey and Brian Hagemann Moore Insurance Agency Nelda C. and H. J. Lutcher Stark Foundation Pettus Advertising, Inc. Jay Wise CITGO Petroleum Corporation Copeland’s Inc. Joni and Nick Harrel Navy Army Community Credit Union Aquarium Conservator State Farm Youth Advisory Board Port of Corpus Christi Peggy & Bill Clark Corpus Christi Produce Company, Inc. Bob Hill* OxyChem Auction Donors $150,000 to $249,999 Celika Storm Radisson Sandy Shores Beach Hotel A Mano Coastal Conservation Association - Texas Elinor & Ben Donnell Gail and Bruce Hoffman Orion Drilling Company, LLC American Bank Denise & Sergio Tavares Marsha & Gregg Robertson Mayor & Mrs. Joe Adame Corpus Christi Caller-Times Lisa & John Dorn Chip Hough Padre Industries, Inc. Bettye & Joe Baria Texas General Land Office San Jacinto Title Services Alden Hotels - Houston, TX Corpus Christi Exploration Company Jan & Jerry Dorsey Susan E. Hutchinson Permian Trading & Transportation James R. Dougherty, Jr. Foundation TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company Keleigh & Stuart Sasser Anthony’s Aveda Salon Foundation Phyllis & George Finley Betty Kemp Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Fulton Construction/Coastcon Corporation TOR Minerals International, Inc. Kim & Tom Schmid Art Center of Corpus Christi Judy & John Creveling Maxine & Lucien* Flournoy Kathy and Flavius Killebrew Port of Corpus Christi Howard Hughes Medical Institute TXU Energy Corporation Scott Electric Company, Inc. Artistic Flowers Virginia* & Randy* Cutlip Frost Bank Ken Lay Reliant Energy, an NRG Company Junior League of Corpus Christi Welder Leshin, L.L.P. Suemaur Exploration Arts of Defense Martial Arts Martha & Charles DeCou Paul & Mary Haas Foundation Barbara and Joe Lewis Republic Services Oceaneering International, Inc. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Catherine & Sam L. Susser/Stripes B.L. Guess Lighting ExxonMobil Foundation Haggar Foundation Gail and Leon Loeb Small Planet Deli Port of Corpus Christi Patsy & C. C. Winn Taggart Motor Company Blackbeard’s Fischer Foundation Harry W. Hamilton Foundation Wallace Lundgren Time Warner Cable Alice H. Sallee Carol and Arthur Zeitler Time Warner Cable Media Bleu Bistro Fondren Foundation Joni & Nick Harrel Marybeth and Bill Maxwell United Airlines Valero Energy Corporation ValueBank Texas The Blossom Shop Global Giving Foundation - Pepsi Refresh Herndon, Plant & Oakley Ltd. Lucy and Dick McCracken Valero Energy Corporation Project ValueBank Texas Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC. – Bruce P. Hoffman/ Blue Sky *Deceased Julie and Michael McNeil Michelle Orcutt The Blue Willow Tea Room Acacia Medina Wells Fargo Bank N.A. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. This list reflects giving through December 31, 2012 Braslau’s Fine Home Furnishings 24 Whataburger, Inc. Wood, Boykin & Wolter, P.C. 25 BRG Designs-Bo Granberry Planet Sol Salon & Day Spa Kim and Tom Schmid David Stelling Sandra O’Neil Toby Shor Michael Westergren Karen and David Henny Brinca! The Pooch Pad Deneece and Wayne Squires Barbara and Rex Stever Greg Padia Mamie and Alan Stoner Edwin Whitney Allen G. Herkimer, Jr. Bruno’s Bath House R&T Robertson Foundation Barbara Anne and Kenneth Stephens Sue and Chris Swanson Marcella Palreiro Becky and Jerry Van Beveren Shirley and Kenneth Windhorst Donna and Jeffrey Hoff Butler Signature Events Rainbow Books Celika Storm Yolanda Tanguma Mathew Pena Patricia and Ben Wallace Glenna Sue and Larry Wood Kay Hoffman Camille’s Original Jewelry Designs Veronica Ramos T.L.L. Temple Foundation Emily Taylor Paul David Perez $250-$499 Vernon Wuensche Eric Holliday Karen Carlisle Reliant, an NRG Company Denise and Sergio Tavares Carrie Virga Natalie Perez Hope and Ramiro Andrade Up to $124 Lynette Houston Jim Carpenter Republic National Beverage Company Yvonne H. Simard Foundation, Inc. Russell Voigt Charles Perron Jan and Daniel Aronson Link Aase Mary Hower Casa de Oro Jewelers Retama Park Education Shirley and Kenneth Windhorst Andrea Pleasant Bank of America Matching Gifts Rebecca Adams Daniel Howerton Catfish Charlie’s River Hills Country Club Ed Rachal Foundation Elaine and Richard Yellen Keri Plevniak Cathy and Ron Barnard Rita Alder Carolyn Jackson The Chicken Shack Yevonne Robbins Flint Hills Resources, L.P. Shannon Zastoupil Matthew Porter Julia Bell Mary and M.T. Alexander Mark Jones Chiron Holistic, LLC Robin Jackson Photography Karen and John Howden Stingray Lagoon Ashley Quiroga Tom Cron Phyllis and Sam Allen Frances Jones Complete Family Eye Care Rockport Birding & Kayak Adventures The John G. & Marie Stella Kenedy Memorial Nicole Andrade Veronica Ramos Janet Ferguson AT&T United Way/Employee Giving Campaign Marjorie and Michael Kelly Kent & Lisa Cooper D’jango Sanders Foundation Jearim Arteaga Cassandra Rodriguez Amber and Greg Joppa Patricia and Cody Bates James Kimbrell Corpus Christi Art Connection Kim & Tom Schmid MESC/ Dauphin Island Sea Lab Kristin Ashwell Ignacio Rodriguez Rebecca Kieschnick Nancy and Drake Beauchamp Tamara and Scott King Corpus Christi Athletic Club Brenda & Mike Shelly Maria Luisa Salinas Lauren Attaway Aaron Rosenthal Sherry and Charles Kolb Beth Becker Ursula and Nathan Kolenovsky Corpus Christi Liquor Catering Silverleaf Resorts, Inc. State Farm Insurance Companies Ashley Bainbridge Gail and Larry Saltsman Aaron and Wynter Lee Jean and George Biggs Sandra Lambert Corpus Christi Symphony Orchestra Sirloin Stockade Time Warner Cable Jose Bazan Carole Savage Trey McCampbell Winifred and John Bishop Beth and Michael Landis Corpus Christi Yacht Club Skyview Aviation Patricia and Ben Wallace Behmann Brothers Foundation Kim and Tom Schmid Brittany Miller Milly and Edward Blumberg Charles and Harriett Larkin Sue Cotham Small Planet Deli Gloria Hicks Educational Brenda Bennett Lauren Schneider Donna and George Munroe Valerie Bock Dorothy B. Lawler Crawdaddy’s Snoopy’s Pier Endowment Keith Bethel Brianne Secorsky Thetis and Loyd Neal Stephanie and Brent Bottom Beverly and Bobby Leach Crocker Moving & Storage Co. Deneece & Wayne Squires Patty and Joseph Mueller Robert Bidwell Emily and Justin Sefcik Neurosurgery Institute of South Texas, PA Karen and John Bowen Sangsoo Lee Don Miguel Restaurant & Grill Stanley-Fisher House Bed & Breakfast Sylvia and Mark Whitmore Blanche Davis Moore Foundation Jeanne Sehnert Rick Stone Masonry, Inc Katherine Brawner and Robert Lutter Liz and Leon LeVan Endless Styles Salon & Boutique Star Orthodontics Program Enhancement Kayla Brunner Barbara and Tom Serota Jeanne and Rick Schafer Mary and Robert Brossig Luis and Claudia Leyton Fajitaville Stitch It! Embroidery & Screen Printing Kelley Shutt Marie and Rocco Logiodice Megan Adams Marcia and John Bunnell Chris Scott Jennifer Brown Ellen Fehrenkamp Stitch Witch Jason Slade Richard and Priscilla Lon Jerry Arreola Leon Burns Brantley White Bill Bussie Starr & Julio Flores Tea Anytime Etc. Randy Slayton Debbie and Jeff Lundquist Auto Zone Adriana Campos Reza Shirley and Bill Whiteside Gabi Canales Freebirds World Burrito Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Health Kellie and Andrew Smith LyondellBasell Matching Gift Program Renai and Michael Baker Nina Cardenas Sylvia and Mark Whitmore Janel and Ron Carlisle Gatherings Science Center Monica and Israel Soliz Pedro Martinez Reyna Banda Sandy Cherniss Linda and Charles Zahn Roxane Carson George’s Restaurant Texas A&M-Corpus Christi University Athletics The Prichard Family Foundation Isabel Martinez and Carlos Martinez-Quinones Keith Bethel Ellen and David Chor $125-$249 Jose and Christine Castellano Gold’s Gym Things Remembered Kelsey Thomas Brittany Mason Sarah Bethel DECA Texas Association Jamie Amos Mary and Jerry Channell Goosefeather’s Clothing Co. Time Warner Cable Media Kelli Timms Laura and Gary McBee Robert Bidwell Amber Diaz Judith and Bruce Anderson Mary Jo and Mark Cheesman Zoe & Mark Gottlich Suzanne Trotter Jazmyn Torres Claudia McDonald Auburn Buehring Karen and Doug Doyle Kirby and Kaaren Barker Wendy Cisneros Gulf of Mexico Foundation Tubbs of Flowers Stacy Trevino Kelly and Stan McDonald Anita and Clayton Cates Debbie Edwards Lee and Charles Baskin Patricia and Daniel Clark H-E-B Uncommon Coiffures Joel Trevino Nancy McElwee Marvin Cloud Lacy Ellis Brenda and Brad Blackwood Wiley Cloud Hampton Inn & Suites - San Antonio Urban Fare Café Mel Villarreal Victoria McGuire Nathan Crider Erin Erben Stephanie and Michael Blanck Natalie and Felix Coronado Hanley Wood Fine Gifts Kathy & Rolf Wagner Carrie Virga Anita and Jimmie McKinney Amber Diaz Morgan M. Finley-Winscott Mitzi and Daniel Bluntzer Judy and Kevin Corrigan Andrea J. Harwell Whataburger, Inc. Chelsea Watson Kerrie McLemore Ernest Franklin Julio Flores Fran Willms and Ernest Buck Michael Cosby Hearing Aid Company of Texas White Stripe Catering Company Lauren Wessel Terri Meyer-Samaniego and Gatherings Ernest Franklin Burch Farms Wendy Crader Catherine & Bob Hilliard The Woodhouse Day Spa Tarissa Wheless Ramond Samaniego Richard E. Glover, Jr. Liz Gallagher Sheryl and Wilson Calhoun Cecilia and Kevin Cunningham Gail M. Hoffman/Rockin’ H Design Wyland World Headquarters Emily Williamson Kristy Middaugh Megan Gonzales Perla Garcia Lois Chesney Diego De Jesus Peter Holt/San Antonio Spurs Jenny and Kerry Zielinski Dorothy Miller Restricted Funds Grimaldi’s George & Mary Josephine Hamman Karen Cummins Martin Lin and Jorge Del Alamo Houston Museum of Natural Science Foundation Weston’s Library Judith Miller Joan and Donald Halepska Carol and Donald DeLine Shelby and Dennis DeReese Hurricane Alley Aquarium Operations Jesse Gilbert Brianne Secorsky Taylor Mills Max Hancock Paula and Rick Dodd Skipp and Fred Dinkler InFlight Outfitters The Boeing Company Emma Gilbert Sarah Moore Rebeca Harris Wildlife Rehabilitation Program Peggy and Jose Duran Laura and Walt Dobbs Joe’s Crab Shack Coastal Bend Community Foundation Megan Gonzales Christina Motto Amy Harvey Anonymous ExxonMobil Foundation Emili and Alan Dobbs JoJo’s Hair Salon The Dobson Family & Whataburger Rosanna Gossett National Instruments Sarah Helms Julie Cimino Dora and Steven Fogle Virginia and Justin Douglas June’s Day Spa Amy and Aaron Harvey James Green Arnold Nino Karen and John Howden Joan and Donald Halepska Stacey and Rob Hall Patty and Eddie Dunn KEDT-TV Robin Lehman Mary Grace Grieves Wilma and Patrick Norrell Kanene Isiofia IQ Life Safety Systems, Inc Judith and David Hawley Duro Bag Mfg. Co. Katarina’s Boutique Liquid Town Heather and Richard Guerrero Jacqulene and Norman Oates Jay Jensen Lee Jordan Katrina and Michael Hernandez Andres and Dorella Elizondo The John G. & Marie Stella Kenedy Memorial Irene and Tony Perry Kara Hahn Jennifer Paniagua Piyabutr Khansang Jeanne and Rick Schafer Margot and Brent Hopkins Linda Ellison Foundation Kellie and Andrew Smith Richard Harris Joyce and Richard Penland Patrick Kierst Rebecca and Bernardo Torres Gaylord and Sue Hoyt Barbara Enloe La Playa Mexican Café Jo Ann and Craig Smith Diana Hernandez Leigh and Cameron Perry Ester Lazo Rising Tide Society Gertrud and Steve Jeffers Isabel Enrique Labatt Food Service Lee Thomas Sally Howden Jeff Peterson Doug Lewis Fajitaville Virginia and Nicholas Jevric Ethan Falcon Liquid Town Dolphin Bay Margaret P. Issitt Gwynne and Larry Peterson Connie Luna L & F Distributors LuAnn and Donald Kingsbury Alice Ann and Jerry Fischer Mandarin Garden Alice H. Sallee Jennifer Johnston-Vela Tanner Poach Amanda Macias P.F. Chang’s China Bistro Sally Kleberg Jerry Frasier Market Boutique Patrick Kierst Linda and Alfonso Prado Campaign Caribbean Kelsey McFarland Ralph Lutz Marjorie and Collin Furr Masterpiece Investments Corp. Roxanne Kierst Dave Raye Kathy and Joe Adame June and Larry Mitschke Annual Giving Sue and Robert Madry,Jr. Melanie Galvan Robert W. Maxwell Doug Lewis Jordan Rechis The Albert and Ethel Herzstein Donna and George Munroe $500+ Sue and Fred Maurer Amber Gaston Crystal Mead Charitable Foundation Connie Luna Adam Reed Mary Lou and Rudy Noriega Callie Ahuja Melba and Curtis Maynard Nicole Gerlach Maureen Miller Amy Shelton McNutt Charitable Trust Daniella Marez Ruth and Sim Reeves Greg Padia Anonymous Donna and A.J. McAnelly Mary and Ali Ghaffari Mosaic Bacon Lee & Associates Emiliano Martinez, Sr. Debbie Reiter Judy and Carroll Pate Micaela and Kent Ellington Vicki and James McLean Mark Gingrich Northshore Country Club Julie Buckley Norma Martinez Julia Reza Erica Phillips Tina and Wayne Fagan Cindy and Robert Miller Ida and Freddie Gomez Omni Corpus Christi Hotel Louise Chapman Glenda and Joe Martinez Nicole Rice Stephanie Rivera Maxine Flournoy Bettye and Jack Nichols Grainger Matching Charitable Gifts Program Papa Murphy’s Pizza Peggy and Bill Clark Kelsey McFarland Elaine M. Richardson Romano’s Macaroni Grill Frontier Surveying Kathy and Mike Piatt Thomas Gross Pepito’s Restaurant Coastal Bend Community Foundation Kari McKeehan Edda and Phil Ridgeway Kim and Tom Schmid Susan and Martin Giesecke Ana and Ron Porter Cinthya and Manuel Guerra Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Paula and Rick Dodd Crystal Mead Kate Rogers Tara Schultz Anne Holt and Christian Schultz Jane and Don Ratcliff Rebecca Hagan Performance Food Group Earl C. Sams Foundation, Inc. Kaleigh Mitchell Kristi and Bryan Roof Brianne Secorsky Lee Jordan Richard L. Ingraham, DDS, MS, PA Katie and Cody Hahn Holand Peterson Lualhati Flynn Mary Lou and Rudy Noriega Sylvia and Joseph Rupp Linda Shirey Carroll Matthews Donna and Dick Runyan Lina Hall Physicians Medi-Spa Marybeth and Bill Maxwell Jodie and Charles Novak Tina Salem and Walter Boyd Jo Ann and Craig Smith Network For Good LeAnn and Troy Snody Nancy C. Harwell Pier 99 Paula and Larry McKinney NSIDE Coastal Bend Magazine Debra and Calvin Sanders Alyssa Squiers Chris Nicosia Annette and Keith Ueckert H.B. Hause Pilar Eclectic Jewelry Crystal Mead Jack Nyitrai Brie L. Sarkisian Madeline Steininger Theressa Nowitzky Vance Vorndam Christina Hawn Pizza State Joyce and Richard Penland Jessica M. O’Brien Mary Martin and Steven Schindler Rhoda and Don Poenisch Joanna and Gordon Weidman Jackie and Tony Hein 26 27 Lynn and Jim Shiner In Honor of Zachary Windhorst Circle Members Amber Gaston Elda Shipley USAF Executive Circle - $750-$999 Nicole Gerlach Lukas Silva Shirley and Kenneth Windhorst Chris Nicosia Mary and Ali Ghaffari Joanna Simper In Memory of Robert E. Bordyn Theressa Nowitzky Mark Gingrich Diane Siple Kristin Ashwell Thomas Gross Quincy Smith Trustee’s Circle - $500-$749 Cinthya and Manuel Guerra Marcia and John Bunnell Callie Ahuja Karen Smith Ellen and David Chor Katie and Cody Hahn Dale and Tom Stewart Janet Ferguson Lina Hall Karen and Doug Doyle Rebecca Kieschnick David Stimmell Jodie and Charles Novak Nancy C. Harwell Carla and John Swallow Rick Stone Masonry, Inc Christina Hawn Sandra O’Neil Director’s Circle - $250-$499 Carol Talbot and A.J. Koska Gail and Larry Saltsman Kay Hoffman Link Aase Ann and Gary Taylor Jeanne Sehnert Eric Holliday Sheryl and Wilson Calhoun Karen and Bill Thau Jenny and Kerry Zielinski Daniel Howerton Janel and Ron Carlisle Kim and L. J. Thompson IQ Life Safety Systems, Inc. Mark Jones Carrie Thompson Wiley Cloud Frances Jones Rachel Trevino In Memory of Sue Ellen Cron Carol and Donald DeLine James Kimbrell Maria A. Trevino Tom Cron Paula and Rick Dodd Ursula and Nathan Kolenovsky Wanza Treybig In Memory of Janelle H. Cummins Andres and Dorella Elizondo Sandra Lambert John Turner Karen Cummins Martin Dora and Steven Fogle Sangsoo Lee Doris and Victor Valdez In Memory of Judge Eduardo E. Stacey and Rob Hall Liz and Leon LeVan Jaime Valdez de Ases Lynette Houston Luis and Claudia Leyton Cheryl and Charles Votzmeyer Maria de Ases Gaylord and Sue Hoyt Richard and Priscilla Lon Marla and Paul Vranish In Memory of Susan Dugan Virginia and Nicholas Jevric Debbie and Jeff Lundquist Tamara and Scott King Don Vyskocil Dugan Family Foundation Pedro Martinez Michelle Walker LuAnn and Donald Kingsbury Isabel Martinez and Carlos Martinez-Quinones Connie and Judith Walker In Memory of Captain Daniel & Sherry and Charles Kolb Barney Flynn Brittany Mason Beverley Wallace Claudia McDonald Carroll Matthews Lualhati Flynn Nixon Welsh Kelly and Stan McDonald Kerrie McLemore Carol and Dennis Whitley In Memory of Santa Garcia Nancy McElwee Kristy Middaugh Christen Whitmire Ana and Ron Porter Victoria McGuire Dorothy Miller Griselda and Andre Willie In Memory of Peggy Hays Taylor Mills Judith Miller Felipa Wilmot M.T. Alexander Tanner Poach Christina Motto Gertrude Wilson In Memory of June Shroeder Lynn and Jim Shiner Leigh and Cameron Perry Shelley and John Wolfhope Hinson LeAnn and Troy Snody Gwynne and Larry Peterson Ruth and Richard Woolsey Joyce and Richard Penland Carrie Thompson Jeff Peterson Becky and Jerry Van Beveren Carol and John Worley In Memory of Owen Hopkins Linda and Alfonso Prado Jacquelyn Wylie Vance Vorndam Dave Raye Margot and Brent Hopkins Cheryl and William Yeager Joanna and Gordon Weidman Jordan Rechis In Memory of DeeDee Hueske Sylvia and Mark Whitmore Adam Reed Honor and Memorial Karen and John Howden Glenna Sue and Larry Wood Debbie Reiter Contributions In Memory of Anne & Harry Curator’s Circle - $150-$249 Nicole Rice In Honor of Bonnie “Dottie” Amos Hughes Rebecca Adams Edda and Phil Ridgeway Jamie Amos Stephanie and Michael Blanck Rita Alder Kate Rogers In Honor of Greg Buck In Memory of Rebecca E. Jeffers Phyllis and Sam Allen Kristi and Bryan Roof Fran Wilms and Ernest Buck Gertrud and Steve Jeffers Nancy and Drake Beauchamp Tina Salem and Walter Boyd In Honor of Jordan Cimino In Memory of Carol A. Lutz Beth Becker Mary Martin and Steven Schindler Julie Cimino Ralph Lutz Valerie Bock Elda Shipley Joanna Simper In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. William A. Katherine Brawner and Robert Lutter In Memory of Rick Mead Jennifer Brown Karen Smith Clark; Mr. & Mrs. Will Clark; Ms. Gaylord and Sue Hoyt Bill Bussie David Stimmell Kittie Clark Trey McCampbell Gabi Canales Carla and John Swallow Sally Kleberg Patty and Joseph Mueller Roxane Carson Carol Talbot and A.J. Koska Donna and George Munroe In Honor of Robert M. Cutts Jose and Christine Castellano Ann and Gary Taylor Rhoda and Don Poenisch Kristi and Bryan Roof Wendy Cisneros Rachel Trevino In Honor of B.D. Holt; Harrison C. In Memory of Julie Moore Patricia and Daniel Clark Wanza Treybig Holt Karen and John Howden Natalie and Felix Coronado John Turner Anne Holt and Christian Schultz In Memory of Lucy Myers & Chris Judy and Kevin Corrigan Doris and Victor Valdez In Honor of Ruth & Sim Reeves’ Bratten Michael Cosby Jaime Valdez 60th Wedding Anniversary Jeanne and Rick Schafer Wendy Crader Cheryl and Charles Votzmeyer Ruth and Sim Reeves In Memory of Normalinda Salinas Cecilia and Kevin Cunningham Don Vyskocil In Honor of Mr. & Mrs. JB Richter Maria Luisa Salinas Diego De Jesus Michelle Walker Shelby and Dennis DeReese Connie and Judith Walker Anne Holt and Christian Schultz In Memory of J.E. Ted Stibbards Emili and Alan Dobbs Christen Whitmire Neurosurgery Institute of South Texas, PA In Honor of Betty Schultz Virginia and Justin Douglas Felipa Wilmot Anne Holt and Christian Schultz In Memory of Joe Vegh Patty and Eddie Dunn Gertrude Wilson In Honor of Sam J. & Pat Susser Mary Hower Linda Ellison Shelley and John Wolfhope Toby Shor In Memory of Lafeyette Willie Isabel Enrique Ruth and Richard Woolsey In Honor of Abby & Megan White Griselda and Andre Willie Ethan Falcon Vernon Wuensche Brantley White Jerry Frasier Cheryl and William Yeager Melanie Galvan

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TEXAS STATE AQUARIUM BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2012 Officers Lee R. Jordan Chair Judith Hawley Past Chair Deneece Ann Squires Vice Chair Bruce S. Hawn Vice Chair Denise Tavares Secretary Paula Dodd Treasurer Larry McKinney At Large Member Rich D. Tuttle At Large Member Larry Urban At Large Member

Trustees Robert W. Maxwell, Jr. Joe Adame Robert A. May Esperanza Andrade Julie McNeil Barry Andrews Mark Meyer Allen G. Borden Larry Meyers Reagan Brown Josephine Miller Willard E. Brown, III Maureen Miller Our Mission Julie A. Buckley Patty Nuss Connecting people with nature and Darrell G. Coleman J. Ted Oakley John W. Creveling, Jr. Rakesh Patel inspiring conservation of the Gulf Thomas C. Dobson Mike Pusley of Mexico. Elinor Donnell Dan Richter John F. Dorn Alice H. Sallee Our Vision Pat Frost Keleigh H. Sasser To be a nationally-recognized Robert R. Furgason Frank J. Scanio, III Aquarium leader in creating Eddie L. Garcia Mike Shaw entertaining, educationally-enriching S. Mark Gottlich Celika Storm Rob Hall Sam L. Susser programming; conducting wildlife Joni Harrel Nathan Taggart rehabilitation; and supporting R. Scott Heitkamp Sylvia A. Whitmore conservation. Charles A. Hicks Gloria Hicks Trustees Emeritus Peter Holt R. C. Allen Susan F. Hutchinson Charles C. Butt Flavius Killebrew Peggy Lasater Clark Donald E. Kingsbury Arthur W. Zeitler Edward A. Martin

TEXAS STATE AQUARIUM LEADERSHIP To m Schmid, President and CEO Julio Flores, Vice President of Finance and CFO Jesse Gilbert, Vice President and Chief Operating Officer Paul “Rocky” Kettering, Vice President of Development

Texas State Aquarium Richard E. Glover, Jr., Chief Marketing Officer Texas State Aquarium Nicole Andrade, Director, Human Resources 2710 N. Shoreline Liz Gallagher, Director, Sales Corpus Christi, Texas 78402-1097 Jack Nyitrai, Director, Maintenance Operations 361.881.1200 Leslie Peart, Director, Education and Conservation texasstateaquarium.org RECYCLES Justin Sefcik, Director, Guest Services ANNUAL REPORT 2012

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