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LAMAR UNIVERSITY a Mcmber Dlhe Texas Stau Uoiwsity4y3tan LAMAR UNIVERSITY A Mcmber dlhe Texas Stau uoiwsity4y3tan July 29,2003 Mr. Larry Beaulieu KFDM-TV Channel 6 P.O. Box 7128 Beaumont. TX 77726 Dear &@??r. eauli u: Thank you for your corporate sponsorship with Lamar Athletics. Your help this past year enabled Lamar to win three Southland Conference team championships and assisted in several outstanding individual accomplishments, including three student-athletes earning Southland Conference Player of the Year honors. Our baseball team dominated the Southland, winning the regular season title and advancing to the championship game of the NCAA Regional Tournament in Austin. The Cardinals defeated the NCAA National Champion Rice Owls twice during the season and finished the year ranked 22ndin the nation. On the links, our men's and women's golf teams both won conference championships. Chris Stroud, a senior-to-be from Groves, was named conference player of the year for the third straight year and finished third at the NCAA National Championships. Our current success would not be possible without the support we received fkom KFDM-TV Channel 6. Our goal is to be the best overall athletic program in the Southland Conference and be able to compete nationally in each of our 14 intercollegiate sports. For this goal to be realized, our athletic department must be financially secure and superior to our competing universities. Your corporate sponsorship will help us to retain the types of student-athletes and coaches that enable us to be conference champions. Thank you for your commitment to Lamar Athletics and for your generosity toward our vision to be the best. Since71y, i President offie of the Resident P. 0.BOr lo001 Beaumont, Texas 77710 409 880-8405 Fax 409 880-8404 Al-Anon A Alateen web: www.al-anon.alateen.org - hope for families and friends of alcoholics e-mail: [email protected] Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters, Inc. Phone 757.563.160” 1600 Corporate Landing Parkway, Virginia Beach, VA 23454-5617 Fax 757.563.16 August 27,2003 Dear Public Service Director, It is with enormous gratitude that we write to thank you for your station’s support of our 2002- 2003 public service announcement, “Corner.” On behalf of all of us at the Al-Anon Family Group Headquarters, Inc. and the families and friends of alcoholics whom we serve, please know that your broadcasts of our PSAs have made a difference. In the past year, we have seen an increase in the number of stations and airplays of our PSAs, and a corresponding increase in the number of phone calls to our toll-he meeting information number (1-888-4AL-ANON or 1-888-425-2666). Our operators provide meeting information for callers from throughout the United States and Canada. We appreciate your participation in helping us to cany our message to those who still suffer. For over 52 years Al-Anon Family Groups have been offering hope and support to those who are impacted by another person’s drinking. We do not seek outside funding, and have no dues or fees. Our only purpose is to help families and friends of alcoholics. Most communities have Al-Anon (and Alateen for younger members) groups; all are maintained by Al-Anon volunteers. It is through the support of community-minded organizations, such as your station, that we are able to make the public aware of our fellowship and the support it can offer. Again, it is with sincere gratitude that we say “thank you” for airing our “Corner” PSA. We will continue to provide you with quality public service announcements, and hope that you will continue to air them. We are delighted to include your station in our Al-Anon “family.” With all best wishes, Richard L. Buchanan Mary LOu%4ahlman7 Executive Director Associate Director of Public Outreach--Media Now in 115 countries. Translations in: Afrikaans, Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch (Flemish), Esperanto, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Urdu/Punjabi ~ ~~ -- ~~... .~.-.. ~ . ~~~ ~~ ~~ March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation TmGulf Coast Chapter Southeact Texas Division 85 1H-10North, Suite 110 Beaumont, Texas 77707 Telephone (409) 835-7606 Fax (409) 835-7880 April 18,2003 WalkAmerica 2003 was a great success. On behalf of the Texas Gulf Coast Southeast Texas March of Dimes, we want to thank you for sponsoring a WalkAmerica Franklin Mile Marker at Lamar University on April 12'. Thanks to organizations like yours, the money raised from WalkAmerica can go to the mission of March of Dimes. Your generosity helps fhdlifesaving research and innovative programs to find ways to prevent prematurity and help babies get a healthy start. Thank you again for your generosity. Donna Blanchette Division Director Scrving/Sirviendo Chambers, Hardin, Jefferson, Liberty and Orange Counties ro5 I KVLU c ?' FM 91.3 Lamar University P.O. Box 10064 mmt!I Beaumont, TX 77710 Member Supported Public Radio 409.880.8164 www. kvlu.org April 28,2003 Larry Beaulieu General Manager KFDM-TV P.O. Box 7128 Beaumont, TX 77726-7128 Dear Larry, As you know, KVLU was awarded second place in the public service announcement category at the recent Press Club of Southeast Texas annual competition. As this was a joint project between KFDM and KVLU, I just wanted to thank you and your staff for helping us to make the PSA a reality by producing and airing it on Channel 6. In particular, credit must go to Gina Hinson and Maine mauve. Their professionalism, creative input, and enthusiasm for the project made it a winner. For KVLU to thrive, we must continue to raise awareness about public radio, and the PSA has met with great success. In return, we continue to acknowledge KFDM on our airwaves as an underwriter. Larry, it is partnerships such as the one we have established with KFDM that strengthen the mission of local public radio stations like KVLU. Again, please accept our thanks and gratitude for the generous support you and your staff have given us throughout our years of service. Best regards, 4 Melanie Dishman Development- Director cc: George Beverley, KVLU Station Manager NORMAN GASPARD ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CINDY McLAUG-- '< COUNSELO; GLEN PROCELLA GLEN PRINCE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL COUNSELS Bridge City Senior High School TERRY STUEBING PRlNClPAL 3 April 2003 Dear Channel 6 Challenge Staff and Business Partners: On behalf of my Challenge students, I want to thank you for several things. First, the commitment of time and talent that it takes to broadcast the Channel 6 Challenge in the fall is so much appreciated by ALL the area schools and their scholars. Were it not for this contest, the whiz kids would get very little exposure or limelight. I know that time and TV space for the show take much programming prepamtion, and that you could just as easily have another program during that 30 minutes, but I am so very gmteful that you are committed to sponsoring academic excellence. Second, thank you for the delicious banquet that you provide every year for all the Challenge contestants, their parents, and the coaches. The 8" floor of the librury is such an elegant setting, and the students always look forward to sharing that evening with their parents and their hosts every year. Thank you for ending the competition season on such a gracious note. I can speak for all the coaches, too, in saying thank you for the lovely centerpieces that you give to us each year. Last, but certainty not least, thank you for the most generous scholarship of $l,OOO for each student, including the alternate. This is such a magnanimous award, and the challenge students are so happy to have tangible proof that knowledge is per. The trophies are wonderful, too, and the large one for the school now resides in the trophy case in the front office next to two other Channel 6 Challenge trophies we have previously won. I look forward to another year of exciting academic challenge this fall. I have been with you from the start-16 years is it?-and I hope to continue as the Academic Team Coach for Bridge City High School for many more years. After thirty-two years in the classroom, I often think about retiring, but how can I leave the Challenge when it's so much fun for me and so profitable for my students? Most sincerely, -- 300 Bcwer - Brtdce Ci?V.Texa: 776'1 (409) 735-1501 - Fax ,239) 735-1519 NEDERLAND FIRE-RESCUE SERVICES P.O. Box 967 - 1404 Boston Avenue - Nederland, Texas 77627 Phone: 409-723-1 53 1 - Fax: 409-723-1 552 - Mike Lovelady, Fire Chief/EMC Caw Collins, Assistant Fire Chief June 4,2003 KFDM-TV P.O. Box 7128 Beaumont, Texas 77726-7128 Am: LarryBeaUlieu Dear Mr. Beaulieu: Myname is Mike Lovelady, I am the Fire Chief ibr the City of Nederland and I am cummtly the chairperson of the JeBmon County Local Emergency Plarming Committee. Recently the JehnCounty LEPC had a "Shelter-In-Place" video produced at Channel 6 Productions, and I would like to commend your productions staE Larry O'Keefk worked closely withme hmour first meeting to the kalediting stages. He made sure I was happy every step of the way. Mr. O'Keek was truly professional m the way he took me through the entire process. I can't say enough about Alaine Labauve, what a remarkable talent and an extremely nice person Whileshootjngandeditingthe video shewasveryaccomnxxWbg to meto meet my needs fbr the video audience. Her attention to detail cannot be surpassed. Also, the other production staffon the filming location were very nice.
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