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Sugar Creek Celebrates America’s Birthday

Several hundred people helped celebrate the 4th of July with a family fun celebration at Sugar Creek Country Club on July 3. The event offered a fabulous selection of food, music, fireworks, and a wide variety of entertainment. The timing for fireworks and music was perfectly orchestrated with the rain that arrived at the same time. Nothing hampered the holiday fun or patriotic spirit for these Fort Bend families!

1) Greg Garcia, Megan Stubinski, Mignon Heizer, Remi, Melisa, Steven and Barbara Frank

2) Danny and Catherine Pagel

3) The Johnson family: Georgia, Christen, Barney, Dave, Tate and Piper

4) Hays, Clay and Kim Camp

5) Leo and Donna Weinberg

6) Rosalyn Lee, Sharita Thompson, Anelle McLaurin, and Lisa White

7) Tye, Kim, Win and Kate Neilson

8) Ian and Hannah Mouton with family

9) Jake and Georgia Borbidge with Grayson and Scarlett

10) Uncle Sam was there!

11) Tracy and Lynley Pipes

12) Laura Sol, Victoria Coffman, Mary Wade and Patricia Corson

13) Lilly Mancuso and Lilly Garfinkel

14) The Zinn family having a great time

15 Aden Casanave, Amber and Donovan Casanave, Vivian Egbu, Ada, Eugene and Nicholas Ferrer

 

 

Republican State Convention

Known as the largest state party convention in the U.S., thousands of delegates, alternates, party officials, candidates and guests converged on San Antonio, Texas for The Republican Party of Texas Convention held in San Antonio’s Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center from Tuesday, June 12 through Saturday, June 16. Keynote speakers were Texas Governor Greg Abbott, Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz and John Cornyn, other state and national elected officials and leaders.

Also held at the convention was the Tribute to Republican Women luncheon that recognized outstanding women throughout the state for their hard work in the Texas Federation of Republican Women. Speakers included Texas First Lady Cecilia Abbott and U. S. Senator John Cornyn and others.

Rules, legislative priorities and the Party Platform were adopted by the delegates, as well as electing James Dickey from Austin as the State Republican Party Chair and Alma Perez Jackson from San Antonio as the Party Vice Chair. Marvin Clede and Kathaleen Wall were elected State Republican Executive Committeeman and Committeewoman from Senate District 17, as well as Edee Sinclair and Rick Figueroa, from Senate District 18.

1) Yvonne Ramsey and Allen West

2) Fort Bend Republican Party Chair Jayce Jetton and Texas Republican Party Chair James Dickey

3) Leah Hagan, Texas State Senator Lois Kolkhorst, and Rob Boettcher

4) Linda Howell, Texas State Senator Joan Huffman and Mary Joyce

5) Texas Railroad Commissioner Christi Craddick and Mary Joyce

6) Edee Sinclair, State Republican Executive Committee member from Senatorial District 18, and Jayce Jetton, Fort Bend Republican Party Chair

7) Rob Boettcher and Leah Hagan at an educational and promotional event for Governor Greg Abbott. Leah Hagan is a field representative for the governor. This event was held in Fort Bend County after the State Convention.

8) Craig LeTulle, Fort Bend Republican Volunteer ➝of the Year, and Texas State Senator Joan Huffman

9) (Front row) - Texas State Sen. Joan Huffman, luncheon host Diane Englet and Kathy Luchenbach; (back row) - Linda Howell, Mary Joyce, and Former State Executive Committeewoman Tina Gibson

10) Michael Liu, Kathaleen Wall, Howard Paul and Jayce Jetton

11) Karen McCarter, Honoree Wendi Lojo, Honoree Kim Icenhower, and Yvonne Ramsey at the Tribute to Women luncheon

12) Fort Bend Republican Party Chair Jacey Jetton and Judge Justin Joyce

13) Burt and Sandra Levine

14) Rebecca and Frank Loper

15) Sharon and Mike Sullivan, Texas State Rep. Rick Miller and David Evans

16) Mike and Tina Gibson, Fort Bend Commissioner Andy Meyers, attorney Dean Hrbacek, and Texas State Sen. Joan Huffman

17) Bob and Bernadette Sullivent

18) Leah Hagan, Texas State Rep. Dr. John Zerwas, Rob Boettcher, Karen Vannerson and Linda Howell

19) Linda Howell, Kathaleen Wall, State Executive Committee member; and Mary Joyce.

20) Danny Nguyen and Loan Davis

21) Bill and Margo Johnson

22) Diane and Tobin Englet

23) Mark and Anne Johnson

 

 

Harold Kennedy Candidacy

Harold Kennedy was elected on the first ballot by the Fort Bend Republican Executive Committee to fill the candidacy for the empty seat on Fort Bend County Court at Law No. 5 left by the late Judge Ron Cohen. Kennedy has been very active in Fort Bend for many years, serving as an Associate Judge for over 19 years as well as being a seasoned attorney in the county for several years previously.

1) (Standing, l-r): Lewis White, Legal Counsel; Linda Howell, Secretary; Todd Schuh, Parliamentarian, Carlo Jimenez, Vice Chairman; Jason Walker, Vice Chairman; Jacey Jetton, Chairman, Manish Seth, Treasurer.

2) Judge Harold Kennedy and Fort Bend District Attorney John Healey

3) Pat Herbert, Judge Harold Kennedy, and Linda Howell

4) Sandra and Burt Levine and Carlo and Helen Jimenez.

5) Fort Bend Republican Party Vice Chair Carlo Jimenez with wife Helen Jimenez, Judge Harold Kenned, and Fanny Jetton with husband Jacey Jetton.

 

Scene in the Bend: Linda Howell