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Galveston Republican Women 135 MEMBERS STRONG GALVESTON REPUBLICAN WOMEN “INFORMED, INVOLVED & MAKING A DIFFERENCE” Since 1955 Senate District 14 TFRW Region V **John Tower Award 2014-15 Irene Henry, Newsletter Editor **Yolanda Waters, GRW Woman of Distinction Award 2017 www.galvestonstonrepublicanwomen.com MAY 2018 ISSUE Message from GRW President – Cathy Frederickson Welcome to the month of our Anniversary Dinner, A Time to Celebrate our History. This year we will be celebrating our Past Presidents and the Elected Officials who serve our community. It is also a time to thank all who have built the Republican party of Texas as we travel to San Antonio for the Republican State Convention honoring 150 years of service standing for common values. As we appreciate those who provided a foundation for our organization, we extend a special “Thank You” to those who continue to serve to make this a successful organization and a successful country. This month special appreciation extends to our new Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo for accepting the challenge of leading the “Most Important Diplomatic Corp In the World” as our 70th Secretary of State. Many citizens of our community joined in the National Day of prayer in front of the Galveston County Courthouse to pray for all those who lead our country in striving for peace and prosperity in the world. It was inspiring to see Churches from across the city coming together to pray for unity as Americans. It all starts on our street corners where Galvestonians stood united in song. On May 16th at our Anniversary Dinner at the beautiful Hotel Galvez, we invite all members to please bring guests to come to visit with your elected officials. Enjoy a delightful evening while becoming up to date on the issues so you can spend our summer opportunity registering voters and sharing the good news of shared values from our Excellent Public Servants! The Anniversary dinner will feature our President of the Texas Federation of Republican women and the excitement of the upcoming State Republican convention in June. Karen Newton has a challenge out for our members to actively participate in the process of keeping Texas Red. We will have a signup sheet on every table to join in the “Get Out The Vote” efforts throughout the summer months so we start the Fall of 2018 Ready to Roll Out The Vote! Planning is beginning this month to prepare for an exciting opportunity to learn and strengthen our leadership skills as we will be hosting the State Convention of Republican Women 2019 in Galveston. All members are invited to join in the fun of providing hospitality with the efforts to provide a Royal Galveston Welcome. Real Heroes is a book written by Lawrence W. Reed filled with inspiring true stories of Courage, Character and Conviction. He states that “despite what our culture typically celebrates, it’s not fame, power, money, creative talent, athletic ability or good looks. No, heroism springs from character, the critical element that defines a person. The good news is that character is something every one of us can mold: it is simply the sum of the choices we make as we face new challenges and opportunities” Our speaker and the outstanding leaders we will celebrate at our May meeting are people of character. We all benefit from their commitment to Faith, Family and Freedom. Don’t miss this opportunity to Meet Them, Greet them and Emulate their Courage! The Texas Federation Of Republican Women Urges All of Us to Join them in commitment to : Inspire. Unite. Achieve GALVESTON REPUBLICAN WOMEN INVITE YOU TO OUR MAY 16TH ANNIVERSARY DINNER Featured Speaker Karen Newton, President Texas Federation of Republican Women WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 2018 HOTEL GALVEZ – VERANDA ROOM 2024 SEAWALL BLVD., GALVESTON, TX 6:00 P.M. RECEPTION/HOSPITALITY - 7:00 PM DINNER $40 Per Person Free Parking (21st St. Hotel Parking Garage) OR $6.00 Valet Parking Please join us in spending a delightful evening honoring all GRW Past Presidents AND the elected officials who have served us so well!! We will also be presenting the GRW Woman of Distinction Award. PLEASE RSVP by May 11th to Tina Kirbie at [email protected] Political advertising paid for by Galveston Rep Women PAC Tina Kirbie, Treasurer - 908 Layfair Place, Friendswood 77546. Contributions are not federal tax deductible as charitable contributions. Corporate Contributions Are Not Permitted. OFFICERS – 2018 CALENDAR OF EVENTS President Cathy Frederickson 409-996-5823 May 8: Mid County Republican Network [email protected] Dinner 6:30 p.m. – Presentation 7:00 p.m. 1st Vice President- Programs st Mary Jo Naschke The Reef Restaurant:1301 31 ½ St., Texas City, TX 409-762-3930 [email protected] May 23: Bay Area Republican Women 2nd Vice President-Campaign/Legislative 11:00 am Luncheon Meeting - Bay Oaks Country PAC Chairwoman Club, 14545 Bay Oaks Blvd. Houston, TX Joyce Bell 832-443-2831 May 24: Friendswood Republican Women [email protected] 11:15 am – 12:30 pm Luncheon Meeting 3rd Vice President- Public Relations Friendswood Chamber of Commerce Jo Anne Helmer 409-539-5606 1100 S. Friendswood Dr., Friendswood, TX [email protected] June 1: Clear Creek RW Corresponding & Recording Secretary Chris Kinard 11:30 am – 1:00 p.m. 281-785-7614 LaBrisa Mexican Restaurant, League City, TX [email protected] 2ndand 4th Thursdays: Treasurer Tina Kirbie Galveston Island Pachyderm Club 281-482-2786 Mario’s Restaurant on the Seawall - Galveston [email protected] 11:30 a.m. Buffet – 12:00 p.m. Program Immediate Past President Dr. Yolanda Waters June 14-18: RP of Texas State Convention 409-655-5055 Grand Hyatt - San Antonio, Texas [email protected] President Emeritus June 14: Juneteenth Celebration Dinner Rose Farmer Ashton Villa, 2312 Galveston, TX – 6:30 p.m. 409-763-2261 CHAIRPERSONS 2017 STANDING COMMITTEES Parliamentarian Marilyn Harris 713-256-4767 [email protected] Greater Houston Council of Federated RW Delegate GALVESTON REPUBLICAN WOMEN Galveston Republican Women JUNE 20TH - SUMMER MIXER galvestonrepublicanwomen.com OLYMPIA GRILL at PIER 21 Texas Federation of RW “On The Patio” – 5:00-7:00 p.m. www.tfrw.org National Federation of RW Join us for a fun evening of appetizers, www.nfrw.org beverages and good conversation. BRING A FRIEND! CHAIRPERSONS 2018 SPECIAL COMMITTEES Galveston Republican Women Audit Committee 135 MEMBERS STRONG Kay Terry 409-739-1065 GRW WELCOMES NEWEST MEMBER! [email protected] Denise Blair Awards & Nominations Marilyn Harris 713-256-4767 [email protected] Betty Henry (cell) 817-996-3452 VOLUNTEER HOURS [email protected] PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR VOLUNTEER HOURS to Irene Henry 281-844-0598 Joyce Bell - [email protected]. [email protected] SEND: name, email and number of hours. Bylaws Revisions& Historian Hours COUNT for members AND associate Jeannie Koenig members. 512-567-8975 [email protected] Treasurer’s Report Chaplain Tina Kirbie, GRW Treasurer Betty Henry GRW ending bank balance: (cell) 817-996-3452 th [email protected] April 30 , 2018 - $55,386.12 Fundraising Chairwomen th Tina Kirbie 4 Annual Juneteenth Gala 281-482-2786 June 14th, 2018 [email protected] Historic Ashton Villa Mansion Ballroom, Mary Jo Naschke 409-762-3930 2312 Broadway, Galveston. [email protected] Meet & Greet - 6:30 pm/Dinner - 7:00 pm Hospitality Tickets $25 per person Janice Broussard Reserved Table of 8 - $250 281-352-6848 Sponsorships - $500. [email protected] Speaker: The Honorable Senfronia Membership Brenda Trouchesset Thompson, Texas State Representative 409-925-8371 Make Checks Payable to: Old Central [email protected] Mail to: Betty Henry, 1105 Redfish St, Bayou Website & Newsletter Editor Vista, TX 77563 OR TO Douglas W. Matthews, Irene Henry, Editor Asst VP Public Relations, UTMB Health Policy 281-844-0598 th [email protected] and Legislative Affairs, 2201 Market St, (11 Photographer Floor Frost Bank Bldg), Galveston, TX 77550 Fran Card Tel: 409.747.2791 409-632-0400 [email protected] Outreach Program Co-Chairs Beth Bullock/Wallie Womack 409-526-9554/ 832-724-5007 [email protected]/[email protected] GRW OUTREACH INFORMED – INVOLVED – MAKING A DIFFERENCE Honoring Our Veterans Veteran Honoree for May: Heather Melton, Veteran Volunteer Coordinator for Gulf Coast Center, served in the U. S. Coast Guard at the Small Boat Station, Galveston. She performed Search and Rescue Operations and Law Enforcement. Heather was Third Class Petty Officer and part of the Incident Command Post during Hurricane Ike. Be sure and chat with her, you’ll hear some interesting stories! She also is a new member of Galveston Republican Women! She will be working with Marilyn Harris on Veteran Outreach. High School Program GRW will be presenting “Now That You’re 18” packets for seniors at Ball and O’Connell High Schools and Upward Hope Academy. Packets include items such as the U.S. Constitution and Voter Registration Cards. Lemonade Day GRW sponsored students from Hope Academy who participated in this fun program that teaches youth in K-12th grade the math, business and financial skills needed to start, own and operate their very own business – a lemonade stand. Kids create a business plan, set a budget and financial goals, and calculate expenses, sales, profit and more. 4th Annual Juneteenth Gala GRW will be sponsoring tables and participating in this special event being held June 14th at the Historic Ashton Villa Mansion Ballroom, 2312 Broadway, Galveston. 11th Annual Galveston Women’s Conference sponsored by Galveston Regional Chamber of Commerce GRW sponsored tables and participated
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