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July 2020 Introducing Your New* Leadership for 2020-2021! July 2020 Introducing your new* leadership for 2020-2021! President: Mack Skinner ‘79 Treasurer: Jennifer Campbell ‘00 Vice President: Could be you! Scholarships: Erin Nelson ‘04 Communications: *Elizabeth Kaminecky ‘16 Get to know Elizabeth: I grew up in Brenham and graduated from Brenham High School in 2012. I attended Texas A&M and graduated in 2015 with a major in Telecommunication Media Studies (I still consider myself class of 2016). In the last year, my fiancé Brock and I moved back to the area. I work in marketing at Germania, specifically in corporate communications. I enjoy running, traveling, and looking after my 16-pound cat Mustang. I am also looking forward to marrying my college sweetheart this year! Funniest A&M Memory: I’m not sure if this is funny or not, but I met my now-fiancé at A&M our sophomore year. I found out he lived less than 30 minutes from my hometown (Brenham) and we never even crossed paths until we moved to College Station! Favorite A&M Memory: I interned with The Eagle during my senior year at A&M, and one of my first assignments was to interview the “new” Reveille and her handler. She was a young puppy at the time, trying to learn her new role, so it was very cool to sit down one-on-one with them to meet and learn about her! Membership: *Casey Henly ‘11 Get to know Casey: I graduated from TAMU in 2011 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Animal Science. For the next 7.5 years I worked in outside sales for cooperatives around the state providing Animal Nutrition and Animal Health products to end users. Haley and I got married on July 20, 2013 and now have two wonderful and wild little girls. Brooke is three and Quinn is ten months. I am currently a Financial Associate with Thrivent Financial is Brenham since 2018. My roots are in cattle, and I still enjoy all things about them. Like most Aggies, I enjoy A&M football on Saturdays in the fall. Crossfit has become a fun hobby that I enjoy week in and week out. Funniest A&M Memory: My funniest A&M memory (that is appropriate for the newsletter) is probably in regards to my wife, Haley. I met her in 2009 while working at the Beef Center for Texas A&M, but she didn’t give me the time of day and thought I was a jerk. Then two years later we were placed on the same intern commit- tee at the HLSR and she sent me a Facebook message to re-introduce herself! And as they say, “the rest is history.” Boy how Karma works!! Favorite A&M Memory: My favorite memory is probably being able to attend the 2010 Nebraska game at Kyle Field that we won 9-6. The amount of white towel shred that was floating in the air that night I will never forget!! Speaker Coordinator: *John Channing ‘79 Get to know John: Class of ’79 - Class Agent, Married for 41 years to Betty Wolfskill Channing ’79, Daughters – Jennifer ’06 and Jessica ’09, Father Class of ’56, Father-in-Law Class of ’53. Hobbies – golf, fishing, grandkids, Aggie football, Aggie baseball, Aggie basketball. Past President of the Baton Rouge A&M club and Beaumont A&M Club. Only missed 3 away football games since joining the SEC. Have been to every SEC football stadium! In 2019 we moved to Brenham. Shortly after moving I left a long career in Executive Sales of Controls and Software to move into Real Estate. I am involved in multiple local service organizations including Miracle Farm, CASA, and several Real Estate professional organizations. Funniest A&M Memory: Thought we would go to Waco and steal the bear…no way! Favorite A&M Memories: Meeting my wife our Sophomore year. tu game in ’67…Hargett to Long, …Sirr Parker “He gotta touchdown…, The hit, Holiday Bowl beatdown, Cotton Bowls with Bo Jackson, Tim Brown Events Coordinator: *Erica Ross ‘07 Get to know Erica: I graduated from Texas A&M in 2007 with a degree in Biology and recently completed my master’s in Biological Sciences from Texas A&M Commerce. Currently, I am able to use my love of science in teaching High School Biology at Brenham High School. I’m an active member at St. Mary’s Catholic Church where I serve as a leader for Blessed to Be A Mom and teach religious education. My three kids, Addison (10), Gretchen (8) and Miles (4) keep me on my toes and I enjoy being a Girl Scout leader for both girls, and watching them grow through their various childhood activities and sports. My husband, Danny Ross, is also the proudest member of the class of 2007 and I am blessed that I was able to spend my time at A&M with him and raise our family of little Aggies in our hometown of Brenham. This spring /summer has definitely been strange and an adjustment for us all but we have embraced the time that we have been able to spend together. We love travelling, hiking, camping, playing games, working on projects and anything that brings us together as a family. I am looking forward to serving the Washington County A&M Club as special events coordinator and hope that we will be able to get everyone together sooner than later! Funniest A&M Memory: The funniest memory that I have at A&M occurred during finals week on a night that very well may have been an all-nighter at the library. I had been studying at Evans library and needed a change of venue and some coffee. My now husband, Danny, walked with me from Evans to West Campus Library. There is a gazebo lined with bushes in between Kleberg and the meat science building. As we were walking towards the gazebo, we saw these heads start popping up from behind the bushes. It was very dark and we were functioning on very little sleep and lots of caffeine, confused as to who was hiding behind the bushes. Out from Kleberg, comes a student running full speed in boots and overalls with a shepherd's hook hollering, “Don’t mind the sheep!” From behind the bushes, a flock of sheep take off running and the student chases after them. To this day, we don’t know if he recovered all his sheep but, at the moment it was so funny and we will never forget that scene. (Erica Ross continued) Favorite A&M Memory: There are so many memories that make me smile just thinking back on my time at A&M but, Aggie sports are definitely a part of my favorite memories. Aggie sports were what originally drew me to Texas A&M. I was a first generation Aggie but had a connection watching Aggie football and cheering on the Aggies with my Mammaw and Dad since I was a little girl. Whether the Aggies were winning or losing, the favorites or the underdogs, we were always the 12th man waiting with anticipation for the game or cheering on until the end. I attended my first Aggie football game as a freshman at A&M and never looked back, my soul was sold to the A&M gods. The sporting events that stood out are a 2005 football game and a 2006/2007 basketball season. In 2005 we camped out, as a part of a rotation of several people, for TWO WEEKS to pull football tickets. We got a coveted spot on the first row of the third deck and made “Gig ‘Em USC” shirts to wear when we played UT that year. Yes, that was the year that “they” won the national championship, and in hindsight, it wasn’t the best sportsmanship, but we garnered TV time and enjoyed the moment. It was also the infamous “listeater” game where a girl went to the front of the ticket line and ate the ticket pull order list that had been kept up with for two weeks for all that were camping out for the best seats they could pull. The Billy Gillispie and Acie Law 2006/2007 basketball seasons at A&M were some of the most exciting sporting events to ever be on campus. A few memorable games stand out including a Big Monday game with Dick Vitale announcing that we had great seats for, “the Shot” where Acie Law beat Texas with a 3 point buzzer beater and we flooded the court and, of course, going to the sweet sixteen. The Aggies played Louisville in the second round of the tournament on St. Patrick’s day and we watched the game at O’Bannons, celebrating our Irish heritage and then went to meet the team as they arrived back home off the bus. I’ll never forget that it was St. Patrick’s day because in my picture with Billy G, I have a huge shamrock on my head. Needless to say, my senior year at A&M wrapped up with an unforgettable basketball season. Separate messages (due to social distancing) from our Incoming and Outgoing Presidents! Howdy Ags! Howdy Ags! To say the least, 2020 has been a challenging year We blinked and it's July! We produced the April newsletter with great for all of us. However, as Aggies, we band together hope that we would be back enjoying Club happy hours and luncheons and overcome challenges! That's when the true sooner than later, but the circumstances surrounding the COVID Aggie Spirit shines! pandemic continue to dictate otherwise.
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