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BOYSVI E
TODAY
www.boysvilletexas.org
TAYLOR’S STORY
From mentorship to fostering a teen
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HOLT CAT
GIVES BACK
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Alumni spotlight
Joe kenis
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SPRING
2015
BOYSVILLE TODAY
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YOU BUILD PROMISE
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“Children thrive in an
environment where
their well-being is
a priority.”
The problems that children develop due to child abuse and neglect have negative impacts that ripple across the lifespan, affecting children’s
chances to succeed in school, work, and relationships.” The words of Ms. Joo Yeun Chang, Associate Commissioner of the Children’s Bureau,
Department of Health and Human Services , serve as a continual reminder of the important mission and ongoing effort of agencies such as
Boysville—an enormous mission to help build a place of promise for victims of child abuse.
Did you know last month was National Child Abuse Prevention Month? At Boysville we maintain a perpetual awareness of the needs of abused
children because of the unyielding demand for our services and care and we’ve never been more resolute in our efforts to provide a safe, family
environment for children in need so they may become responsible adults.
The reason for this is really quite simple; children thrive in an environment where their well-being is a priority. Moreover, when a promise-filled
atmosphere surrounds them it enables them to develop into resilient individuals who have been empowered with the ability to counter the
negative effects and impact of abuse, and replace them with ripples of achievement and lifelong success in the endeavor of their choosing.
We are continually able to build promise in the lives of the children due to the generous support and contributions of people just like you. Your
financial support for the children of Boysville is a testament to your concern of child abuse prevention and the need to provide a shelter from the
storms that these young lives have already weathered not just for one month, but 365 days a year. With every gift of support, you are effectively
touching the future and sending a message to the children that their lives truly do matter. I hope that someday there will no longer be a need for
a month to raise awareness about the national plight of child abuse. Nevertheless, until that day, thank you for all that you do to build promise for
our future—the children.
Paula Tucker
CEO
Mission
Provide a safe family environment for children in need so
they may become responsible adults.
Paula Tucker, Chief Executive Officer
Steve Herlich, Chief Philanthropy Officer
Faith Green, Development Associate, Editor
Affiliations
Alliance for Children and Families
National Fellowship of Child Care Executives
Optimist Club of San Antonio
Kiwanis Club of San Antonio - Bexar
Texas Alliance of Child and Family Services
Texas Department of Family and Protective Services
United Way of San Antonio & Bexar County
Boysville Auxiliary Thrift Store
Kathryn Stohr, President
307 West Olmos, San Antonio, TX 78212
P: (210) 826-2195
Board Officers
President: Mark Werner
Vice President: John Ferguson
Secretary: Nicolas Rangel
Treasurer: Sophie Clark
Directors
Mark Werner • John Ferguson • Nicolas Rangel • David Angulo
Brandon Arceneaux • Sophie Clark • Charlie Gregory
Donald Hand • John Hanna • Bruce Knapp • Daniel Lasater
Brandon Logan • David Luschen • Casandra Matej
Leroy Muehlstein • Chad Ogden • Vaughan Ruple
Cathy Smith • Ray Stadler • Kathryn Stohr • Nicholas Valenti
Larry Van Horn • Peggy Westerbeck
Trustees
John Anthis • Robert Bobbitt • J.B. Chandler
Robert Cole •Thomas Cunnighamn • Jolene Davis
Jim Drought • Steve Hampton • Jimmy Hasslocher
Thomas Hawkes • Jim Hollerbach • Buster Horlen
Wally Jacobs • J. Carlos Jones • Chuck Lutter
King Mawhinney • Lt. Gen Dave McIlvoy • Mark Meador
Paul Parker • Michael Patterson • Harold Putman • Manny Ruiz
Virginia Schultz • John Shields • Ashley Smith • Justin Sobey
Rudy Trevino • James Uptmore
Honorary Directors
Arthur Bayern • Stanton Bell • W.A. Coleman
Stephen Dedman • Tex Farnsworth • Maria Garcia
Mary Giniewski • Carlton Hagelstein, Jr, • Connie Hildebrand
Lorena Holden • Jimmie Joffe • Joyce O’Krent Koch
Bill Mochel • Patrick Palmer, M.D. • Lillie Putnam
Adrian Quintanilla • George Rapier, M.D. • Scereta Rodgriguez
Al Sturchio • Honorable Jeff Wentworth • Pat Wheeler
Ed White, Jr. • Dale Wood, M.D.
Deceased Trustees
Lynn Allen • D.D. Alley • James F. Bartlett • J. Ross Boles
Erna Brucks • James Carnes • Robert Cherniss • W.P. Coleman
L.B. “Red” Connell • A.L. Cowan • Ed E. DeWees
Ed. D. Dickenson • Andrew Dilworth • Frank Falk • Lloyd Flood
Harry Freeman • M. Watson Frazar • Geneva German
Alex Halff • Shirley N. Heath • Maury Holden • C. Gilbert House
H.B. Housman • Jim Keyes • Lloyd Knowlton • Al A. Lange
Louis LeFlore • Ted J. Liljenwall • William M. McVeigh, III
Elmore K. Melton, Jr. • Glenn G. Mortimer, Jr. • C.E. Noonan
Arthur O’Krent • George D. Rawlings • William Records
William E. Remy • Jack F. Ridgeway • Sam J. Riklin
W.W. Rollins • Alvin E. Schmidt • Louis E. Sien, Sr.
John C. Speier, Jr. • John Steen • Ernest F. Stevenson, Sr.
O.J. Van Horn • Wilbur Wood
Tax Status
Boysville, Inc. is a 501 (c) (3) taxt-exempt organization eligible
to receive tax-deductible charitable contributions.
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TABLE OF
Contents
04 | CAMPUS HAPPENINGS
10 | TRIBUTE GIFTS
There are so many events and programs
Your memorial and happy gifts made a
going on here on campus. Keep up with
difference.
it all here!
06 | TAYLOR’S STORY
12 | OUR VOLUNTEERS
From mentorship to fostering, the Ford’s
The friendly faces of Boysville’s
share their story about taking a big step
everyday heroes.
in their lives.
08 | HOLT CAT GIVES BACK
13 | UPCOMING EVENTS
Holt Cat volunteers teamed heavy lifting
Don’t miss these exciting opportunities
with light hearts to update Boysville’s
to support Boysville!
campus.
09 | ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT
14 | CONTACT US
Alexander “Joe” Kenis ‘70 reflects on his
Contact Boysville today about
time spent at Boysville and offers advice
mentorship, volunteering, donations
to current residents.
and other ways to contribute!
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BOYSVILLE TODAY
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The Bobcats made history
this season by being the
first Boysville team in 18
years to win first place in
the Boys and Girls Harbor
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WHAT’S
HAPPENING
Turkey Classic in Houston.
Go Bobcats Go!
We Are the Champions! Congrats to our Boysville Bobcats basketball
team who had an incredible run this season. They went undefeated all season long (14-0) in the city’s Under 16 Champions. Bobcats concluded the season with the Invitational Boysville Basketball Tournament where they placed
second.
Will You Be My Valentine?
We kicked off the Valentine’s weekend with our annual V-day breakfast for
the children here. Balloons, chocolate bouquets, flowers, stuffed animals, and
cards were many things our children received to take to school on this special
day. Many thanks to Steubing Ranch Elementary for the super sweet and cute
Valentine’s cards. The children loved them and had a weekend filled with love.
‘Ghetti Ready for Prom
Thanks to all who came out and made the annual Spaghetti Dinner Prom
Fundraiser a success. Each year the dinner raises funds to help juniors and
seniors attend prom in style. The funds helped to buy prom dresses, rent tuxedos, grooming, and dinner.
Boysville residents and their dates dressed up for Judson High School’s Junior
and Senior Prom. Thank you to everyone who helped make their night special!
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AROUND
BOYSVILLE
**Quae volor aut milia quaepudae
volo experum que etus, sunt.
Ur alitatem. Solorpo ruptatem.
No Place For Hate
Anthony Tobias and Michelle Reyna from the Latin American Heritage Society
came out over the children’s spring break to talk to them about the importance
of school and anti-bullying.
Can You Find the Egg?
Our annual Easter Egg Hunt was a success this year thanks to Randolph AFB
Chapel Middle School Youth Group for supplying the eggs. The children
(ranging from toddlers to middle school age) had an exciting time in the
courtyard hunting for eggs that not only had candy inside, but fun mini toys as
well. The high schoolers wrapped it up with the Easter Scavenger Hunt hunting
for clues on campus for the grand prize of three chocolate bunnies.
A Walk on “Glory Road”
We had our annual Black History Month dinner to celebrate and highlight
African American history. The children watched the critically acclaimed movie
“Glory Road,” the true story of how Texas Western (University of Texas at El Paso)
coach Don Haskins led the first all-black starting line-up for a college basketball team to the NCAA national championship in 1966. At the end of the movie,
there was an exhibit set up where residents could come by and learn more
facts about the coach and team.
We want to give special
A WALK
Strike a pose! Boysville residents take a moment from enjoying their Black
History Month dinner to smile for the camera.
thanks to Sandra Ross and
Pearl Roberts for providing a
delicious meal at our annual
Black History Month Dinner!
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TAYLOR’S
STORY
From Mentorship to Fostering a Teen
It started as a cavalier thought, “it” being
As their bond grew stronger, Melissa was
the entry of children in their lives. Kyle and finding it harder to let her go back to her
Melissa Ford had been married for a little over a cottage after their outings.
Melissa had
decade and had become very successful plenty of conversations with Taylor, but one
in their careers. They had discussed years conversation really pulled at her heart strings.
back of having their own children and even Taylor expressed that she really could not
adoption. But with flourishing careers and control the powers that be of her current state,
frequent traveling by Kyle as a regional sales but she was adamant she did not want to age
manager, they decided best to hold off on “it.”
out of care. She really wanted a family she
Back in March of last year, Melissa was could go home to and love her unconditionally.
talking with her friend about wanting to do
“That moment, I had this desire to try to help
more in the community. She wanted to impact Taylor the best way, the possibility of a loving
someone’s life but wasn’t sure how. Her friend family,” expressed Melissa.
suggested mentoring a child
After almost a year of
and to consider looking
mentorship,
Melissa
was
into Boysville’s mentorship
strongly considering fostering
program. Melissa prayed,
Taylor, but she had one hurdle
did her research, and beto jump-convincing Kyle, her
lieved Boysville was a great
husband. Kyle had joined
fit for her and thought this
Melissa
and
Taylor
on
might be an opportunity to
numerous
occasions,
but
really impact a life positively.
Melissa knew fostering would be
Melissa
was
introduced
a big step to take. Melissa had a
to Taylor shortly after
conversation with Kyle and he
- Melissa Ford
completing the application
was very supportive and excited
process and she had an instant connection about it.
with the teenager.
“We prayed about it and I was happy about
“I looked at her and I saw me again at 16,” the idea of fostering Taylor,” Kyle expressed.
explains Melissa.
Kyle and Melissa started the process of being
Over the next several months, she and licensed as a foster home.
Taylor developed a strong, close relationship
“I just see this sweet young girl who is close to
with each other.
aging out of care and I want to be a guide to her
“It was fun to be able to take her to church, on how to be a woman. Just to make her more
movies, shopping, and just talking,” she dimensional, well rounded, “Melissa explains.
remembers.
In December, Taylor was finally able to go
“I looked
at her
and I saw
me again
at 16.”
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“Do it! Don’t hesitate and start
to talk your way out of it. It is
not easy, but it’s worth it.”
Kyle, Taylor and Melissa enjoy time together at home.
home to the “family” she always longed to have.
“When I got here it was around Christmas and
I cried, I just was grateful they welcomed me in
with open arms,” Taylor expressed. “The first few
months were challenging though.”
Both newly minted foster parents nod in
agreement.
“It’s just an adjustment and we all are learning
each other, but it’s going smoothly. We know it
won’t be perfect,” explains Kyle.
So what helped Kyle and Melissa with fostering
a teenager? They credit the mentorship being a
great predecessor.
“It gives you time to get to know the child and
for them to build a trusting relationship with you,”
Melissa explains.
They also cite Boysville staff and training as a
tremendous help.
“The whole process has been easy; everyone
(staff) has been so nice and helpful. It is a great
support system we can lean on when we have
struggles.”
So what advice do they have to offer to potential
foster parents?
“Do it! Don’t hesitate and start to talk your way
out of it. It is not easy, but it’s worth it.”
Interested in fostering? Contact Boysville today!
Call Now: (210) 945-1537
BOYSVILLE TODAY
HOLT CAT
GIVES BACK
A team of HOLT CAT employees came to
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“We see Boysville as an excellent
opportunity to utilize our talents and
equipment to give back...”
-Kathy Bower, Regional Sales Manager
Regional Sales Manager for HOLT CAT. “We see
Boysville in February to help install new building
Boysville as an excellent opportunity to utilize our
signs. In addition to manpower, HOLT CAT brought
talents and equipment to give back in a way that
their own heavy caterpillar equipment to plant the
saves them time and money so they can focus
signs, which are made of heavy limestone with iron
their efforts on taking care of the children.”
lettering.
Special thanks to HOLT CAT volunteers Kathy
This volunteer-led project completed an effort to
Bower, Adan Flores, John Gerving, Bob Jordan,
replace decades-old, weathered signs and restore
Michael Shirley, Steve Smith and Steve Wilson for
the names of honored individuals from Boysville’s
beautifying our children’s campus home.
past.
Thanks also to Boysville Board members
“The HOLT CAT family has a strong desire to give
back to the community,” said Kathy Bower,
Sheldon Fitch for guiding the process and Ray
Stadler for donating the rocks.
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ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: JOE KENIS ‘70
J
oe Kenis is a former resident who resided at Boysville in the late 1960’s. Kenis is currently a Strategic Account Manager for
Henry Schein. He manages healthcare services and medical sales from Arkansas to the West Coast. Below, Kenis details his
time at Boysville and adoption, reconnecting with his birth mother, and advice he would give children residing here today.
How long did you reside and why were you placed?
Boysville. It was good to finally meet with her and start the healing
It was somewhere between 2-3 years, from 1966-1970. My mother was
process. I’m thankful for Boysville and my adopted parents. It was a
not able to take care of me, she was a single older mom and my father
place that worked for me. I got lucky.
died when I was 22 months old. She brought me to Boysville and never
What happened after meeting up with your mom again?
came back. I was adopted in 1970 when I was 10 years old.
When I met up with my mom, a coach saw me practicing in the gym
Tell us about your adoption.
and offered me a basketball scholarship at a local community college.
Boysville found parents who were phenomenal and gave me the love I
I later went to Mercer University and played for them on a full ride and
desperately needed. Even after my adoption I still struggled. I had the
graduated in 1984 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and minor in
concept that if I messed up or if things got bad they would leave me. I
Chemistry. If Boysville wasn’t there I don’t think I would have taken the
had been abandoned before by my birth mother, so I struggled. It took a
right path.
couple of years to adjust to my new family. I was very fortunate; it was in
What would you tell a child here for advice and encouragement?
eighth grade it just clicked for me. They gave me more direction and love
I like what Boysville has done and the connection children are forming
in nine years than I ever needed.
with the children and adults. The family unit model that Boysville has is
What is your favorite memory about BV?
helping with foundation and stability for a child’s lifetime. I would say
Mrs. Sinclair, she was a volunteer teacher in the library who helped with
to expose themselves to less fortunate people so they can see
homework. I felt safe with her and she was caring. It was the first time I
different perspectives of life.
connected with an adult. It is the earliest memory I have of education. I
What are you doing now?
don’t have any memories of being in classrooms or teachers before that
I am very thankful for the life I have, I have a great family and a
moment. I have held this warm thought all my life.
phenomenal wife, MaryBeth. We have 6 kids, 3 boys, 3 girls, four
How did Boysville change your life?
of them are in college. My oldest is 32 and my youngest is 11. We
I was able to reconnect back with my birth mother when I was 19.
moved to Austin about 5 years ago. I oversee medical sales accounts
Boysville helped me indirectly get in contact with her and begin to
from Arkansas to the West coast. I am glad I was able to reconnect and
restore our relationship. I went to Alabama to visit my birth mother for the
bring my family to see a place where I grew up.
first time. When I met up with my mom, she even commented to me she
would not know how I would have turned out if she had not left me at
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MEMORIAL GIFTS JANUARY-MARCH 2015
Becky Albert
Olga De Falco
Laura Mae Gerdes
Mary E. Jonas
Roger & Karen Scheffel
Mr. and Mrs. E. Jack Russell
Mrs. Joy A. Christilles
Roger & Karen Scheffel
Mr. and Mrs. John Fey
Howard Dietz
Sue Beth Gipson
Elvira Jungman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Watts, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Groff, Sr.
E. Ross Glazner
Wanda Jungman
Norman Anker
Mrs. Laurie M. Newberg
Chuck Baltzell
Mr. and Mrs. Harris M. Koch
Glen W. Bartholomew
Mr. and Mrs. C. Jack Schleuning
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mergele
Jeanette Dietz
Mrs. Dorothy Schriewer
Edgar A. Dirks
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dickson
Bonnie Dodd
Justin Bateman
Mrs. Ann Poole
Ms. Judy Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ramirez
Alfred & Rosalee Doerfler
Ms. Patricia Strandberg
Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Classen
August Glenewinkel
Debbie Kazka
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mergele
Roger & Karen Scheffel
William Glisson
Emmett Keene
Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Zuercher
John Dunivan
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Akers
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy W. Beck
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Boehme
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Brashears
Mr. and Mrs. Kim A. Kinder
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Koch
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Lansing
Ms. Marcia K. Lindsey
Mrs. Joyce Marshall
Ms. Janice D. Steinbock
Mr. and Mrs. Joey Steinbock
Ms. Lisa A. Steinbock
Ms. Sheri L. Steinbock
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weiblen
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Zinsmeyer
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Zwiesler
Carl Blakemore
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan Ruple, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Schraub
Kathleen Gomez
Rev. and Mrs. James E. Pancoast
Martin Bauml
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy W. Beck
Ms. Doris J. Schuchart
Dr. Ramsinghani’s Mother
Margaret Bell
Wesley G. Duecker
Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Wayne
Lloyd E. Berry
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Bayern
James Biediger
University of the Incarnate Word
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Hrncir
Mr. Louis C. Spreen
Dorothy R. Duffin
Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Groff, Sr.
Mrs. Therese H. Bendele
Lydia Bloch
Marjorie Dwyer
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mergele
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mergele
Edline Boenig
Mr. and Mrs. E. Jack Russell
Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Uecker
Mr. Stanley G. Bond
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Muehlstein
Albert Dykes
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mergele
Mr. Shawn T. Brady
Larry Kindler
Mrs. Jeanette Rowen
Marjorie King
Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Coy
Gregory J. Knaus
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Rottman
Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne P. Stahl
Drew Z. Koenig
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mergele
Clarence Koepp
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mergele
Mr. David Real
George D. Koepsel
Mary Helen Goodnight
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mergele
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dedman
Raymond Krause
Robert M. Groff
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mergele
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Watts, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy W. Beck
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Holzhaus
Adolph Lambrecht
Deborah Ebbiecke
Paul Haass
James Eastland
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Persyn
John Landrum
Mrs. Ivy V. Stiebing
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy W. Beck
John Bradshaw
Marian H. Elbel
Sadie Haecker
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Whetstone
Mr. and Mrs. Ken R. Jarzombek
Jesse A. Leggett
Robert (Bruce) L. Brusenhan
Ann English
Roger & Karen Scheffel
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mergele
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. H.W. Miller
Mr. Stanton Bell
Randy Haug
Lena Leschber
Dr. Robert L. Brusenhan
Suzy Finesilver
Mrs. Frances H. McDougall
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Mickler
Ms. Earl Fae Eldridge
Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Wayne
Wiley Burns
Vivian E. Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dedman
Mr. and Mrs. Don Brady
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mergele
R.A. Busby
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Salinas
Dr. and Mrs. Loren Owensby
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mergele
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mergele
Lucille Hehs
Brian Locher
Mr. Fred L. Lambrecht
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Adams
Leslie Hild
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Mrs. Jo Anne Rice
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Salinas
Norvin B. Friesenhahn
Mike Hrnier
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Mrs. Betty Watson
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Bonnie Caroll
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Dill
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Espey, Jr.
Geneva E. Jacobson
Ruth Macchia
Delroy Froboese
Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Cline
Hollerbach & Associates, Inc.
Vera Jilg
David Makar
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Bill E. Polasek, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Carlos Jones
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JoAnn Caton
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Bernard C. Czymbor
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mergele
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Mr. and Mrs. Scott Muehlstein
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Clinton Massie
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Jeri Mays
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Sue McCurry
Van Poteat
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Jim McMahan
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Mr. and Mrs. Rich H. Attkisson
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Seiler, Jr.
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Hollerbach & Associates, Inc.
Buddy Moore
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Happy Day Gift
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Happy Birthday!
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Happy Anniversary!
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Happy Birthday!
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Happy Birthday!
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Happy Birthday!
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Alumni Spotlight
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In honor of Ms. Ruth Hanna
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Happy 80th Birthday!
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Hollerbach & Associates, Inc.
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Happy Birthday!
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Doris Stuessel
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Bill E. Polasek, Jr.
Capital Group Companies Charitable
Foundation
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Dirks
J.L. Masters & Sons
Ms. Nancy Dean
15 Years of Service
Best Wishes for A Happy, Healthy New Year
Merrick H. Truly
Larry W. Robertson
Mrs. Ann Poole
Ms. Linda Alvarado
Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Wayne
Arthur Trost
Mary Miller
Shirley W. Morgan
HAPPY GIFTS
Marc Wilson
Happy Birthday!
Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Wayne
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy P. Muehlstein
In honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Muehlstein
BOYSVILLE TODAY
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HAPPY GIFTS CONTINUED
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Palans
Happy Birthday!
Happy Wedding Anniversary!
Dr. Albert E. Sanders
Thank You!
Optimist Club of San Antonio
Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Wayne
Mr. Stanley Rosenberg
Your Recovery!
Mrs. Paula D. Tucker
Serving on the Advisory Committee
Frost Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Neuman
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Valdes
Mrs. Sylvia Wolff
50th Wedding Anniversary!
Happy Birthday!
Mr. Fred Vitela
Dr. and Mrs. Richard S. Wayne
Mr. Elmer G. Wilke
Happy 95th Birthday!
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Jacobs
OUR VOLUNTEERS
Teens Give Back
Liz Newton & Friends
Moms Club of Schertz
Fernando Lozano
East Central High School Leadership
UTSA United to Serve
VOLUNTEER
TODAY!
CALL (210) 659-1901
Trinity Christian Academy
Valero Intern - Delta Sigma Pi
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SPRING 2015
UPCOMING EVENTS
Join us for bubbles and baubles to
benefit Boysville! Kendra Scott in
The Quarry is hosting another
fabulous and fashionable
fundraising event, and you don’t
want to miss it! See you there!
BOYSVILLE TODAY
HOWDY, PARTNER!
Don’t miss out on Boysville’s 49th Annual
Wildest Auction in the West! If you haven’t yet,
call Boysville to secure your tickets,
tables and sponsorships today! From the
amazing food to the exciting auctions, you’re
sure to have a boot scootin’ good time!
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SPRING 2015
NON-PROFIT
ORGANIZATION
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SAN ANTONIO, TX
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Boysville, Inc.
P.O. Box 369
8555 E. Loop 1604 North
Converse, Texas 78109-0369
Tel: (210) 659-1901
Fax: (210) 659-6527
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