5th annual when life hands you teenagers conference draws crowd

winter 2014
Promoting better mental health and suicide prevention
for teenagers and young adults
quotable quotes from CONFERENCE
“The disorders our youth are fighting today
may very well last into their adulthood. If
we don’t learn more about these disorders,
how can we teach teens how to identify,
cope with, and communicate about their
own struggles?”
Eric Cowan
5th annual when life hands you teenagers conference
draws crowd to learn about youth mental health
Dallas ISD Board Trustee
“The richest times I’ve had with teens are
when I’ve held myself accountable to sitting
across from another human being with a
genuine posture of curiosity.”
Michelle Kinder
Momentous Institute
“There must be a positive mantra in your
child’s brain. Teach your child to balance
the wonderful and the terrible in life.”
Dr. Roger Robinson
Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist
“For the first time ever in our nation’s
history, children are more at risk than
adults. We need to change our target—
teach all kids how to deal with distress,
anxiety and trauma.”
Karen Williams
Rainbow Days
“Most people who are suicidal don’t really
want to die. They just want to end the pain.
Given another option, they would rather
live.”
Vanita Halliburton
Karen Williams, Rainbow Days, presented research on distress, anxiety and trauma in children
More than 200 counselors, parents and mental health professionals gathered on Friday, September
19 at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas for the 5th annual When Life Hands You Teenagers
conference.
Eric Cowan, Dallas ISD Board Trustee, opened by sharing his personal journey with depression and
highlighting the work Dallas ISD is doing through its Youth and Family Centers, which provide mental
health care for all DISD students and their families.
Michelle Kinder, executive director of Momentous Institute, presented strategies for connecting and
communicating with teens and finding creative ways to facilitate more open conversation.
Child and adolescent psychiatrist Dr. Roger Robinson offered tools and strategies to help parents and
professionals form a collaborative, nurturing network of support for teens in treatment. He also talked
about the adolescent brain and the importance of sleep, nutrition and mitigating stress.
Karen Williams, director of special programs at Rainbow
Days, presented new research on the prevalence of
distress, anxiety and trauma in U.S. children and the
impact that recognizing and responding to children’s
behaviors can have on their mental and emotional
health.
Grant Halliburton Foundation
in this issue
Annual Conference Draws Crowd . . . . 1
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President’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Beyond Bullying Conference . . . . . . . 3
Steaks on the Lake . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Beacon of Hope Luncheon . . . . . . . . . 6
Special Thanks to Our Donors . . . . . . 7
Upcoming Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
North Texas Giving Day . . . . . . . . . . .
Attendees visited exhibitor tables at the conference
Grant Halliburton Foundation President Vanita
Halliburton presented TAG, You’re It!, a suicide
prevention training that teaches people how to
recognize teens in crisis and lead them to help.
“This is one of the best conferences I’ve ever attended, with excellent
resources for educators and parents,” one attendee said. “I plan to
come back next year!”
Special thanks to breakfast sponsor Fusion Academy, cookie break
sponsor Dallas Behavioral Healthcare Hospital, and conference sponsor
The LifeWorks Group.
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president’s message
New One-Day Giving Record for GRANT HALLIBURTON
FOUNDATION set on north texas giving day
This year, we partnered with Region 10
Education Service Center to take this
vital training into school districts outside
the Dallas area. These “cluster” trainings
allow multiple school districts in remote
areas of North Texas to come together for
suicide prevention training in their own
community.
Think of the ripple effect: These
outlying communities end up with
more counselors and teachers taking
lifesaving information into more schools.
And ultimately, more young people
with symptoms of depression, anxiety,
addiction, or suicidal behavior are
recognized, rescued and helped.
This year’s conference, “Beyond Bullying: Enhancing Adolescent
Mental Health,” was held at Region 10 Education Service
Center.
For the Grant Halliburton Foundation, it was a banner day,
with donations tripling previous years’ totals on North Texas
Giving Day.
“Are you okay?” It’s hard to believe
that a question so simple can start a
conversation that saves a life.
Since we developed TAG, You’re It!
in 2010, more than 8,100 students,
teachers, counselors, parents and others
have learned how to recognize the signs
of a teenager in suicidal crisis, how to ask
the right questions and how to connect
that person with help.
On August 16, before the whirlwind of a new school year
began, I AM H·E·R·E Coalition presented its fifth annual
conference on bullying prevention to more than 130 educators,
parents and professionals.
On September 18, the North Texas community opened its
hearts and wallets to participate in North Texas Giving Day,
donating a record $26.3 million to 1,580 local non-profits.
Vanita
Halliburton
Yet, it can. This is one of the things we
teach in our suicide prevention program,
TAG, You’re It! TAG stands for Take it
seriously, Ask questions and Get help—a
step-by-step guide to leading a struggling
young person from despair to hope.
BEYOND BULLYING CONFERENCE COVERS NEW GROUND
This year, thanks to a group of generous matching pool
donors, every donation made to the Grant Halliburton
Foundation was matched dollar for dollar up to $19,000. In
addition, all donations made that day also received bonus
funds through the Communities Foundation of Texas’ pool of
more than $1.5 million.
Photos of teens holding signs were central to
this year’s integrated promotional campaign
“We are grateful to all our donors who participated on
North Texas Giving Day, but especially to our pool of
match donors who provided $19,000 in funds to be matched,” Foundation President Vanita
Halliburton said. “By serving as pacesetters and leaders, these individuals helped us raise
more dollars for services than ever before.”
Monies raised will help support the Foundation’s programs of suicide
prevention, support for adolescents and families living with mental
illness and providing comprehensive youth mental health resources.
thank you to our match pool donors
Ed Garahan
Alan Halliburton
Donald Hodges
Jim McCraw
Lynn and Paul Vitek
Keynote speaker Rod Pruitt, Safe and Effective Schools
Coordinator from Region 14 Education Service Center, kicked off the morning with a presentation
about new technology and the digital world of cyberbullying.
Dr. Ronnie Pollard, child and adolescent
psychiatrist with Timberlawn Mental Health
System, underscored the link between self-harm
and bullying.
“It is important that adults show care and
concern when they discover a child is cutting,
instead of freaking out,” Dr. Pollard said.
“We need to encourage kids to open up about
what is bothering them.”
Co-chairs Madison Pidgeon and Caroline Early, seniors at
Greenhill School, are hard at work securing clothes from local
boutiques, soliciting raffle items, and lining up student models.
Educating people about what to look
for and what to do is one of the most
important things we do. Sometimes, the
lesson begins with one question.
To date, participating stores include:
Are you okay?
Tickets will be available in January at GrantHalliburton.org.
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Between Scene
Elements
Kid Biz
Piermarini
2nd Thursday of each month
Panelists Rod Pruitt, Region 14 Education Service Center;
Abel Tomatis, Dallas ISD; and Jessica Moreno, The Family Place
DR. ED NACE RECEIVES LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Grant Halliburton Foundation board member Dr. Ed Nace was
honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Sierra Tucson
Gratitude for Giving Breakfast on November 21, in recognition
of his service and leadership in psychiatry at the local, state and
national level. The annual event honors individuals who have made
significant contributions in the field of addiction and mental health.
the Grant Halliburton Foundation for the second year in a row.
• Stanley Korshak
• Tootsies
and more!
Saturday, January 24, 2015 • 1 to 3 p.m.
Cavanaugh Flight Museum, Addison
Dr. Ed Nace and Vanita Halliburton
The Living Room, a network of peer
support groups for teens struggling
with mental health issues, now has
five meetings each month at different
locations.
7:30 to 9 p.m.
UT Southwestern Medical Center
5323 Harry Hines Blvd
Building D, Room D1.502, Dallas
Parent support group available
Special thanks to conference sponsors Beckloff Pediatric Behavioral Center, CARE, The Connection
Practice, Fusion Academy, Insights Collaborative Therapy Group, Mobile Counseling, Remuda Ranch,
Richland Oaks Counseling Center, Right Step, Timberlawn Mental Health System, Viveri Youth Services,
LLC, and Workplace Bullying Prevention Center.
The 2015 Runway for a Cause, a fashion show organized by Greenhill School students, will benefit
THE LIVING ROOM SUPPORT GROUPS
CONTINUE TO EXPAND
1st Thursday of each month
Afternoon break-out sessions covered various
topics including new technology and how to keep teens safe, self-harm, navigating stress, bullying and
LGBTQ youth, bullying in the workplace and role-modeling by adults in bullying prevention.
FASHION SHOW IN JANUARY TO BENEFIT THE GRANT
HALLIBURTON FOUNDATION
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7 to 8:30 p.m.
CE Counseling Services
8035 E. RL Thornton Fwy
Suite 117, Dallas
2nd Tuesday of each month
5:30 to 7 p.m.
Lifenet Texas
9708 Skillman Street, Dallas
3rd Thursday of each month
7 to 8:30 p.m.
The Warren Center
320 Custer Road, Richardson
Parent support group available
4th Tuesday of each month*
5:30 to 7 p.m.
Lifenet Texas
9708 Skillman Street, Dallas
* Except November and December
Dr. Nace is Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at The University of Texas
Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, Medical Director at Turtle
Creek Recovery Center in Dallas, and in the private practice of adult
psychiatry.
His accomplishments include over 70 published works, four books, and a great body of research.
He has established numerous substance abuse programs in both private and teaching hospitals and
been the driving force behind many collaborative efforts to improve our mental health and addiction
recovery systems.
Gratitude for Giving is presented annually in 5 cities by Sierra Tucson, a residential treatment center
and psychiatric hospital north of Tucson, Arizona. Congratulations to Dr. Nace on this well-deserved
accolade!
For more information:
iamherecoalition.org/livingroom.html
facebook.com/livingroomsupportgroups
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steaks on the lake celebrates five-year milestone
As the sounds of Downtown Fever and the aroma of freshly-grilled
steaks filled the air at White Rock Lake, more than 160 supporters
of the Grant Halliburton Foundation gathered for the 5th annual
Steaks on the Lake at Winfrey Point on October 24.
Party-goers were treated to an evening complete with a steak
dinner, dancing, a silent auction and several games while learning
more about the education, resources and support provided by
the Grant Halliburton Foundation to teens, young adults and their
families.
“The subject of mental health and suicide is one that affects every
family,” co-chair Kyle Wells said in addressing the crowd. “I am so
proud to support the incredible work of this organization.”
Co-chair Mari Epperson shared her gratitude and recognized
everyone who made the event possible.
“We were so honored to work on this wonderful event and are
especially grateful for the hard work of our host committee in
bringing new energy to this event,” she said. “We also deeply
appreciate our sponsors and donors for supporting us.”
Event chairs Mari Epperson and Kyle Wells (center) and Grant Halliburton Foundation staff
Amy McCloskey, Vanita Halliburton, Diana Weaver and Liz Brock (left to right)
special thanks to our auction and wine pull donors
American Airlines Center
Kate Anderson
Jean and Walker Bateman
Chris S. Berry
Billy Bob’s Texas
Brinker International
Hillary Calahan
Canyon Creek Country Club
Pam and Ron Carey
Frieda Clark
Dr. Chad Cohoon, Functional
Health Centers
Lynn Cowan
Crossroads Diner
Julia Cunningham
Dallas Arboretum
Dallas Eye Care Associates
Dallas Museum of Art
Dallas Summer Musicals
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Dallas Theater Center
Darling Ingredients, Inc.
Mary and Neil Dorflinger
Kay and Duncan Fulton
Hala Elsherbini
Mari and Don Epperson
Joyce and Mike Ernst
Fernando’s Mexican Cuisine
Jan and Bob Firth
Fogo de Chao
Sharon and Kevin Hall
Hank Haney Golf Ranch
Chris Harrison
Mary Beth Harrison
Paula and Jeff Hayes
Hibiscus
Tricia Hosek
Jimmy’s Food Store
David and Brigitte Kimichik
Landmark Theatres
Kristina Lehr, Nikken Independent
Wellness Consultant
Natalie and Duwayne Miller
The Misdom Family
Paula and John Mitchell
Mont-Marie Skin Care
Nasher Sculpture Center
Camille and Patrick Owens
Palomino Restaurant
Pappas Restaurants
Park City Club
Leigh Parks
Elaine and Trevor Pearlman
Sally and Mike Pearson
Perot Museum of Nature
and Science
Place at Perry’s
Rise n°1
Elizabeth and Rob Romo
Savor Restaurant
Scotty P’s Hamburgers
Judy and Dane Smith
Megan and Allen Sparks
Sprinkles Cupcakes
Mark Thoveson
Times Ten Cellars
Emily H. Todd
Town North Family YMCA
Dee and Trey Velvin
Debbie Wackel
Kyle Wells
Westin Galleria Dallas
Dr. Chuck and Cheri Witten
Megan Wittman, Stella & Dot
Independent Stylist
Dr. Judy Wood
in-kind donors
SPONSORS
Deb and Scott Coldwell
Commercial Metals Company
Eubank Hutson & Associates
Hodges Capital Management, First Dallas Securities
Carol and Ed Nace
Lil and Greg Smith
Emily H. Todd
Downtown Fever / Emerald
City Management
Colby Logan
Leigh Parks
Sir Speedy Printing – Addison
Host committee
Mari Epperson and Kyle Wells, Chairs
Kate Anderson
Emily Armstrong
Chris Berry
Ann and Tom Brashear
Pam Carey
Frieda Clark
Deb and Scott Coldwell
Gigi Correll
Lynn Cowan
Julia Cunningham
Caryl and Jerry Dilettuso
Hala Elsherbini
Kay and Duncan Fulton
Sharon and Kevin Hall
Cindi and Alan Halliburton
Mary Beth Harrison
Paula Hayes
Tricia Hosek
Lucy Johnson
Ann Kadesky
Mary Misdom
Paula Mitchell
Mari Ragnell
Debi Ransom
Pam Roberts
Elizabeth Romo
Megan Sparks
Emily Todd
Debbie Wackel
Dr. Chuck and Cheri Whitten
Drs. Stacy and Judy Wood
Linda and David Ziegler
Photos by Stephanie Marchant Photography
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David B. Miller Family Foundation Presents 6th Annual Beacon of Hope Luncheon
on “Dr. Phil,” CNN, “Today Show,”
“Good Morning America,” and
“Inside Edition,” and is the first
national spokesperson for the
International OCD Foundation.
Jim McIngvale is a well-known
Houston businessman with a
Texas-style success story. He and
Elizabeth McIngvale-Cegelski and Jim McIngvale
his wife, Linda, started Gallery
Furniture in 1981 with $5,000
and quickly turned it into a highly successful enterprise through innovative
marketing. Three decades later, it remains one of the most iconic
businesses in the Houston area. Jim’s strong work ethic is matched by his
philanthropy and exceeded only by his commitment to his family.
The David B. Miller Family Foundation is the presenting sponsor for the
sixth annual Beacon of Hope luncheon to be held on Wednesday, February
11 at the Westin Galleria Dallas hotel. All proceeds from the luncheon
benefit the Grant Halliburton Foundation.
Luncheon speakers Dr. Elizabeth McIngvale-Cegelski and her father, Jim
McIngvale, will share the compelling story of their family’s journey through
years of battling severe mental illness, told from the viewpoints of both
parent and child.
Elizabeth was diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) at
the age of 12. At one point doctors believed her OCD was too severe to
be treatable. Now in control of the OCD rituals that once controlled her
life, she has earned a PhD in social work and is a licensed therapist. She
founded the Peace of Mind Foundation, a non-profit organization that
raises money for OCD research and education. She has appeared nationally
Chairs for the 2015 luncheon are Maloree and Bob Banks. Sponsorships
from $500 to $10,000 are available at www.GrantHalliburton.org/
beaconofhope.html. Individual tickets may also be purchased online.
Thank you to the following sponsors to date:
The David B. Miller Family Foundation, Presenting Sponsor
Banks Fine Art, Maloree and Bob Banks
Anna Bland and Scott B. Aston
Shannon Wilson Callewart
Michelle Collins
Debbie and David Fosdick
Fusion Academy Dallas and Plano
Al Moore
Dolores Neustadt
OUR SINCERE appreciation to these supporters of the grant halliburton foundation
January 1 to September 30, 2014
Robert Abbott
Lyda Akin
Marin and Mary Alaniz
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Nancy Alexander
Thomas and Susan Allen
Mark and Dorothy Allyn
Anoma Amerasekera
Art and Kate Anderson
Julie Anderson
Hanna Arata
Jack and LaVone Arthur
Brenda Axmann
Eugene Aza
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Dan and Sue Bailey
Ella Baker
Robert and Denise Baker
Bob and Maloree Banks
Laura Barzune
In honor of Alyson Ray
Jean Bateman
Jeffrey and Shelley Becker
Timothy and Mary Frances Bellman
Lindsay Bendorf
Mubina Benitez
Anne Besser
Phyllis Bisch
Minnie Blackwell
In honor of Debbie Fosdick
Pryor and Sue Blackwell
Samia Blaik
Martha Blair
Catherine Blevins
Carol Bloom
Jamie Blumenthal
In honor of Kim and Tim Graham
Mitra Bolouri
Roberta Bracken
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Terry and Vanita Briley
In honor of Kim and Tim Graham
Richard and Anne Brock
Gilbert Brown
Kristina Brown
Marcie Brown
Roger and Sherry Brown
Elizabeth Buchanan
Kim and Diane Buford
James and Eileen Buis
Karen Burns
Margaret Burrows
In honor of Kim and Tim Graham
Nancy Bush
Susan Butler
In honor of Kim and Tim Graham
William and Nancy Callan
Craig and Cheryl Callewart
Shannon Callewart
In honor of Coffee Days moms
Kimberly Calloway
Robert and Julie Ann Cameron
Polly Campbell
Tim and Tracy Cantrell
Michelle Caplan
Ron and Pam Carey
Sue Carney
Jennifer Cass
Saad Chehabi
Terry Christian
In honor of Kim and Tim Graham
Jodell Clarke
In honor of Emily Harris Todd and
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Doggett
Kathryn Cobern
In honor of Kim and Tim Graham
Dale Cohen
Jenny Cohen
Lori Cohen
Scott and Deb Coldwell
Robert and Sheryl Cole
Peter and Michelle Collins
Sumico Colombo
Paige Conley
Ellen Cook/The Integer Group
Anika Cooper
Lawson and Erin Copley
Julie Corey
Crista De Bruyn
John and Geralyn DeBusk
In memory of Grant Halliburton
In honor of Alan Halliburton
Rebecca Decker
Laura Dell
Lisa DeSantis
Anne Dethrow
In honor of Emily Todd
Catherine DeWald
Richard and Penny Dickerman
Jerry and Caryl Dilettuso
Michael and Roxann Dollins
Cynthia Douglas
Christine Drossos
Melissa Drumm
Dina Dwyer-Owens
In memory of K.C. Hastings
Michelle Early
Elizabeth Eiseman
In honor of Emily Todd
Kay Elliott
Carolyn Ellis
In honor of Kim and Tim Graham
Jay and Karen Ellis
Patricia Ellis
In honor of Barb Farmer
David and Melinda Emmons
Greg and Bettina England
Linda English
Don and Mari Epperson
Alice Esquivel
Maria Esteves
David and Barbara Farmer
Fran Farmer
Dana Feldman
Joe Ferretti
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
David and Julie Fields
In honor of Alyson Ray
Larry Foster
Richard and Charlotte Fowler
Patrick and Cindy Fox
John Frisbie
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Mark and Sharon Fritz
Fred and Phyllis Fulton
Daniel and Beth Galway
Ed and Barbara Garahan
David and Lisa Genecov
Libby Goff
Melissa Graham
In honor of Kim and Tim Graham
Tim and Kim Graham
James and Sherry Grant
Barry and Sandi Greenberg
In honor of Laura, Larry, Melissa
and Elizabeth Blumberg
Evan and Susan Griffiths
Kevin and Sharon Hall
Alan and Cindi Halliburton
Jessica Hamilton
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Jill Hance
Sue Harris
In honor of Emily Todd
Titus Harris III
In honor of Emily Todd
Jennifer Harrison
Bert and Val Harrop
Ken and Julie Hersh
Daryl Herzog
In honor of Kim and Tim Graham
Ann Hill
Terry Bentley Hill
Betsy Hoag
LuAnne Hobbs
Don and Freddie Hodges
Nancy Hoeft
Jenni Hubby
In memory of Grant Halliburton
Gwendolyn Huff
Juhayna Husseini
Dena Jackson
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Mary Jalonick
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Jessica Jarrard
Jody Jaspersen
Dustin and Leah Johnston
Kirby Jones
Robert and Lori Jones
Rabbi Nancy Kasten
Chuck and Stephanye Keeble
Marilyn Kidd
Paul and Jodi Kimmelman
Debbie King
Eugenia King
Jennifer King
Kayla Klar
Windolee Koehler
Dr. Theodora Koehn
Sylvia Komatsu
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Charlene Koonce
Peter and Lisa Kraus
Jessica Kretchmer
Kathy Kuhlmann
Caroline Kunath
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Nancy Lacey
Rachel Ladin
Mary Lange
Bill and Melora Leiser
Ginny Leone
Leslie Levy
Stephen and Sharon Lilley
Cathy Lo
Jen Lochridge
Colby Logan
Sarah Losinger
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Chris and Pistol Love
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Karen Love
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Jennifer Lowenberg
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Jeff and Kelly MacDowell
Kamini Mamdani
Robert and Kathryn Mansfield
Mike Marsh
Peggy Marshall
Dennis May
In honor of Kim and Tim Graham
Russell and Elizabeth May
John and Kim McAndrews
Mary McAtee
Maureen McCaffrey
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Randall and Karen McCleskey
Brian and Amy McCloskey
David and Susan McCollum
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Laura Meeks
Christina Mercurio
Paul and Lee Michaels
Marshall Mills
Ann Mirabito
Richard and Mary Misdom
Paula Mitchell
Kyrene Moe
Sarah Montgomery
William and Jacqueline Moore
Michelle Morrison
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Jeff and Amy Morton
Melissa Morton
Margaret Muir
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Joanne Mulcahy
In honor of Emily Todd
Nancy Mulder
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Christi Mulkey
Dr. Ed and Carol Nace
Shannon Nealon
Julie Neubach Gibbons
Susan Newton
In memory of Blake Newton
Natalie Noble
In honor of Jackie Moore
Kathy Norderhaug
Tracy Nymeyer
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Ann Ochstein
David and Stacy Olesky
Megan Olschwanger
Angela O’Neill
Jan Osborn
Donald and Camille Owens
Catherine Palmer
Cheryl Parker
Rula Peinado
Margot Perot
Timothy and Heidi Perry
Laurie Pierce
Kim Quinn
Michael and Beth Quint
Stan and Barbara Rabin
Vijay Ram
Shefali Rambeau
Greg and Gerri Rankin
Brian Ratner
Alyson Ray
Steven and Dana Remer
Cherie Rice
Julie Richie
Laura Roach
Eugenie Robichaux
Dr. Roger Robinson
David Rogers
In honor of Kim and Tim Graham
Joyce Rogge
Catherine Roheim
Jay and Linda Rosen
Sally Rosenberg
Susan Rosenberg
Linda Rossi
Melanie Rubin
Susan Rubin
Teresa Salicrup
In honor of Alan Halliburton
Oleta Salyards
Mariann Sandberg
In memory of Mrs. Ruth
Mitchell’s son
Kurt Schnellenbach
In honor of Kim and Tim Graham
Debra Schroder
In honor of Kim and Tim Graham
Cathy Schwartz
Ken and Melinda Schwartz
OUR SINCERE appreciation to these supporters of the grant halliburton foundation (continued)
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January 1 to September 30, 2014
Susan Schwartz
Holly Scott
Robert and Choyleng Scott
John and Karen Scully
Tami Seaton
Beth Shanafelt
Kerry Shea
Michael and Alice Shepperd
Alan and Ruthie Shor
In honor of Alyson Ray
Dr. Nancy Shosid
Lisa K. Simmons
Stacy Simon
Judson and Carol Sinclair
Rachael Sklar
Mark and BK Sloan
In honor of Barb and David
Farmer
Sarah Smaardyk
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Lillian Smith
In memory of Dr. Frank Luton
Lisa Solomon
Steven Spung
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Billie Staton
Dr. Leonora Stephens
Julie Stevenson
Laura Stockdale
Andrea Stoler
Tere Stool
Julie Strong
Susan Stryker
Larry and Venise Stuart
Janie Stubblefield
Dr. Susan Sugerman
Natasha Suterwala
Candace Swango
Gena Tadewald
Ellen Terry
Beth Thoele
Mac and Lisa Tichenor
Emily H. Todd
Erin Turley
BettyAnn Tyler
Dee Velvin
Elaine Velvin
Paul and Lynn Vitek
Sheryl Vrieze
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Laura Ward
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
Alex Weinberg
Alison Weinstein
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Mandy Williams
In memory of Jennifer Ogden
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Cathy Wood
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In memory of Samantha Baldwin
Beckloff Pediatric Behavioral
Center
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CARE
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Dallas Behavioral Healthcare
Hospital
Fusion Academy - Dallas
Fusion Academy - Plano
Halliburton Investor Relations
Haynes and Boone, LLP
InSights Collaborative Therapy
Group
The LifeWorks Group
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Mobile Counseling
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North Texas Society of Psychiatric
Physicians
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mental health and suicide prevention.
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