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Member Name City Member Name City Ms. Linda L. Aaker Austin Mr. Lexa M. Acker Austin Mr. and Mrs. Randy Aaron Wichita Falls Ms. Beverly H. Ackerman Connellys Spring, NC Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Aaron New York, NY Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Ackerman Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Aaron Dallas Ms. Kerstin T. Ackerman Austin Mr. and Mrs. Todd S. Aaron Dallas Mr. and Mrs. W. Randall Ackerman Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. Aaronson Austin Mr. and Mrs. George R. Ackert Bernardsville, NJ Dr. Helen Abadzi and Mr. Theodore C. Vakrinos Alexandria, VA Mr. Randolph Acock Corpus Christi Mr. Mark Abatto Lexington, KY Mr. and Mrs. Armando T. Acosta Austin Ms. Patricia C. Abbamonte Austin Mr. and Mrs. Richard Acosta San Antonio Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Abbott Dallas Dr. Anne E. Acreman and Mr. Ken Anderson Odessa The Honorable and Mrs. Gregory W. Abbott Austin Mr. and Mrs. Gene Acuna Leander Dr. Judy A. Abbott and Mr. Ralph S. LaRue Nacogdoches Mr. Gerard Acuna Austin Mr. Sorush S. Abboud Austin Mr. and Mrs. Jessie H. Acuna Brownwood Mr. Ahmad K. Abdelrazaq Chicago, IL Dr. and Mrs. Rene R. Acuna Portland Dr. and Mrs. George J. Abdo Houston Mr. Gerald W. Adair Austin Mr. Azmi Abdul-Hadi Saudi Arabia Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Adair Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Abel Lampasas Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy C. Adair Sinton Mrs. Kate Turner-Abel and Mr. Scott R. Abel Austin Dr. Maureen L. Adair and Mr. John B. Hertenberger Austin Mr. Stephen J. Abel Aberdeen, WA Mr. Robert L. Adair III Dallas Mr. and Mrs. G. Hughes Abell Austin Dr. Jennifer K. Adair and Mr. Samuel Adair Austin Mr. Carlos A. Abello Sugar Land Ms. Susan Adair Austin Mrs. Nancy Abendshein Houston Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Adam Austin Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Abercrombie Bertram Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Adamcik Sugar Land Dr. and Mrs. Brett B. Abernathy Denver, CO Dr. David O. Adame Edinburg Mr. and Mrs. C. Mark Abernathy Longview Mr. and Mrs. Derek A. Adame Highland Village Ms. Patricia B. Abernathy Kilgore Ms. Dianna D. Adame McAllen Mrs. Mercedes A. Abib and Sons Houston 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 I. Adams Conroe Mr. Kenneth E. Aboussie, Jr. Dallas Mr. David Adams Manor The Honorable Marilyn Aboussie and Mr. John A. Hay, Jr. San Angelo Ms. Deborah G. Adams Houston 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. 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