Welcome and Introduction

Aboussie, Marilyn (John Hay), chief justice of the Texas Third Court of Appeals, Austin and San Angelo

Allbritton, Joe Lewis (Barbara), lawyer; board vice-chairman, Riggs Bank, N.A., Houston

Anderson, Thomas D. (Helen), lawyer, Houston

Armstrong, Anne Legendre (Tobin), former U.S. ambassador to Great Britain; regent, Texas A&M University System, 1997, Armstrong

Arnold, Daniel C. (Beverly), private investor, Houston

Ashby, Lynn Cox (Dorothy), former editor, editorial page, Houston Post; member, Houston Philosophical Society; author, columnist, Houston

Atlas, Morris (Rita), lawyer; senior managing partner, Atlas and Hall, McAllen

Baker, Rex G., Jr., lawyer, Houston

Barnes, Susan J., The Reverend, assistant rector, St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church, Austin

Barnett, Lynn (Randy), director, Abilene Cultural Affairs Council, Abilene

Barrow, Thomas D. (Janice), president, T-Bar-X, Ltd., Houston

Bash, Frank (Susan), director, McDonald Observatory, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Batiste, John Paul, executive director, Texas Commission on the Arts, Austin

Bell, Paul Gervais (Sue), retired general contractor, Houston

Bentsen, Lloyd (Beryl Ann "B.A."), former U.S. senator and U.S. secretary of the treasury, Houston

Blanton, Jack S., Sr., former chairman, current board member, Houston Endowment, Inc., Houston

Bobbitt, Philip C., professor of law, University of Texas at Austin; author, Austin

Boles, John B. (Nancy), William Pettus Hobby Professor of History, Rice University; managing editor, Journal of Southern History, Houston

Bolton, Frank C., Jr. (Jo Ann Ethridge), lawyer; former head of legal department, Mobil Oil Company, Houston

Bonjean, Charles M., Hogg Professor of Sociology and executive director of the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Brandt, Edward N., Jr. (Patricia), physician-medical educator; Regents Professor, University of Oklahoma-Health Sciences Center, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Breunig, Robert G. (Karen Enyedy), executive director, Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, Austin

Brinkerhoff, Ann Barber, chair, UTMB Centennial Commission; Hogg Foundation national advisory board; vice-president, Houston Community College Foundation; chairman emeritus, Liberal Arts Foundation, University of Texas at Austin; chair, Women’s Institute, Houston, Houston

Brown, Michael S. (Alice), professor of molecular genetics and director, Jonsson Center for Molecular Genetics, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center; 1985 Nobel laureate in physiology or medicine, Dallas

Brownell, Blaine A. (Mardi), president, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana

Broyles, William, Jr. (Andrea), author; founding editor, Texas Monthly; former editor-in-chief, Newsweek; co-creator, China Beach; author, Brothers in Arms; co-screenwriter, Apollo 13; screenwriter, Cast Away, Austin

Bryan, J. P., Jr. (Mary Jon), CEO, Torch Energy Advisors, Inc.; former president, Texas State Historical Association, Houston

Burns, Chester R. (Ann), James Wade Rockwell Professor of the History of Medicine, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston

Bush, George W. (Laura), president of the United States of America, Washington, D.C.

Bush, Laura Welch (George), first lady of the United States of America; founder of the Texas Book Festival, Washington, D.C.

Butt, Charles C., chairman, HEB, San Antonio

Caldwell, John Clifton (Shirley), rancher; former chairman, Texas Historical Commission; former president, Texas State Historical Association, Albany

Calgaard, Ronald Keith (Genie), chief operating officer, Austin, Calvert and Flavin, Inc.; former president, Trinity University, San Antonio

Campbell, Randolph "Mike" B. (Diana Snow), Regents Professor of History, University of North Texas, Denton

Cantrell, Gregg (Brenda), professor of history, University of North Texas, Denton

Capper, Joyce Pate (Robert), founder, Abraham Lincoln Appreciation Society; honorary consular, Grand Duchy of Luxembourg; organized first Edna Gladney Auxiliary in 1965; opened Pate Museum of Transportation in Cresson, Texas, Fort Worth

Carleton, Don E. (Suzanne), director, Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Carpenter, Elizabeth "Liz," former assistant secretary of education, Washington correspondent, White House press secretary; consultant, Lyndon Baines Johnson Library; author and speaker, Austin

Carson, Ronald (Ute), Harris L. Kempner Distinguished Professor in the Humanities in Medicine and director of the Institute for the Medical Humanities University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, Galveston

Catto, Henry E. (Jessica), former U.S. ambassador to Great Britain and El Salvador; vice-chairman, Aspen Institute; former vice-chairman, National Public Radio; former director, U.S. Information Agency, San Antonio

Cavazos, Lauro F. (Peggy Ann), former U.S. secretary of education; former president, Texas Tech University and Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Port Aransas

Christian, George (Jo Anne), writer and public affairs consultant; former press secretary to President Lyndon B. Johnson, Austin

Cigarroa, Joaquin G., Jr. (Barbara), physician, internal medicine and cardiology, Laredo

Clements, William P., Jr. (Rita), former governor of Texas; former chairman, SEDCO, Inc.; former U.S. deputy secretary of defense, Dallas

Cook, C. W. W. (Frances), company director, former CEO, General Foods Corporation, Austin

Cormier, Rufus (Yvonne), attorney and partner in the Houston office of Baker Botts, LLP, Houston

Craven, Judith Lynn Berwick (Moritz), past president, United Way of the Texas Gulf Coast; regent, University of Texas System, Houston

Crim, William Robert (Margaret), investments, Kilgore

Crook, Mary Elizabeth (Marc Lewis), author; member, Texas Institute of Letters, Austin

Crutcher, Ronald A. (Betty), provost and executive vice-president for academic affairs, Miami University; cellist, Oxford, Ohio

Cunningham, William H. (Isabella), former president, University of Texas at Austin; former chancellor, University of Texas System, Austin

Curtis, Gregory (Tracy), editor, Texas Monthly, 1981–2000; author, Austin

Daniel, Jean Baldwin, former first lady of Texas; author, Liberty

Davidson, Chandler (Sharon L. Plummer), professor of sociology and political science, Rice University, Houston

Davis, D. Jack (Gail), dean of the School of Visual Arts, University of North Texas, Denton

Dean, David A. (Jean), lawyer; former secretary of state, Texas, Dallas

DeBakey, Michael E., cardiovascular surgeon; chancellor emeritus, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston

Decherd, Robert W. (Maureen), chairman, president, and CEO, Belo Corp., Dallas

Delco, Wilhelmina (Exalton), former member, Texas House of Representatives; civic leader; adjunct professor, Community College Leadership Program, University of Texas at Austin; chair, Board of Trustees, Huston-Tillotson College, Austin

Denius, Franklin W. (Charmaine), lawyer; former president, University of Texas Ex-Students’ Association; member, Constitutional Revision Committee; Distinguished Alumnus, University of Texas at Austin; decorated veteran of World War II, Austin

Denman, Gilbert M., Jr., lawyer, partner, Denman, Franklin & Denman; chairman of the board, Southwest Texas Corporation and Ewing Halsell Foundation, San Antonio

de Wetter, Margaret Belding, artist and poet, El Paso

Dick, James, founder-director, International Festival-Institute at Round Top; concert pianist and teacher, Round Top

Dobie, Dudley R., Jr. (Saza), successor trustee, Clayton Foundation for Research; shareholder, Brorby & Crozier, P.C., Austin

Dorn, Edwin (Fran), dean of the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Dougherty, J. Chrys, III, retired attorney; former Honorary French Consul in Austin; former president, State Bar of Texas; former trustee, St. Stephen’s Episcopal School, Austin; former trustee, University of Texas Law School Foundation; trustee, Texas Supreme Court Historical Society, The Austin Project; administrative vice-chair, Texas Appleseed, Austin

Dougherty, J. Chrys, IV (Mary Ann), director of research, Just for the Kids, Austin

Dugger, Ronnie E. (Patricia Blake), author, social structure activist, New York, New York

Duncan, A. Baker (Sally), chairman, Duncan-Smith Investments, Inc., San Antonio

Duncan, Charles William, Jr. (Anne), chairman, Duncan Interests; former secretary, U.S. Energy Department; deputy secretary, U.S. Defense Department; president, Coca-Cola Company; chairman, Rotan Mosle Financial Corp., Houston

Duncan, John House (Brenda), businessman; chairman, board of trustees, Southwestern University, Houston

Ekland-Olson, Sheldon (Carolyn), executive vice-president and provost, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Elkins, James A., Jr., trustee, Baylor College of Medicine; trustee, Menil Foundation, Houston

Emanuel, Victor Lloyd, naturalist, founder of Victor Emanuel Nature Tours, Austin

Farabee, Kenneth Ray (Mary Margaret), former vice-chancellor and general counsel, University of Texas System; former member, Texas Senate, Austin

Faulkner, Larry R. (Mary Ann), president, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Fehrenbach, T. R. (Lillian), author; historian; former chairman, commissioner emeritus, Texas Historical Commission; former chairman, Texas Antiquities Committee; fellow, Texas State Historical Association, San Antonio

Feigin, Ralph D. (Judith), president and CEO, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston

Finch, William Carrington (Lucy), retired dean, Vanderbilt Divinity School; former president, Southwestern University, Nashville, Tennessee

Fisher, Richard (Nancy), ambassador and deputy U.S. trade representative; vice-chair, Overseas Private Investment Corp. (OPIC); former managing partner, Fisher Capital Management; former executive assistant to U.S. secretary of the treasury; adjunct professor, Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin; democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, 1994; founder, Dallas Committee on Foreign Relations, Dallas

Flato, Ted (Katy), architect, Lake/Flato, San Antonio

Flawn, Peter T. (Priscilla), president emeritus, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Fleming, Durwood (Lurlyn), former president and chancellor, Southwestern University, Dallas

Fleming, Jon Hugh (Cheryl), educator; consultant; businessman; former president, Texas Wesleyan College; former member, Governor’s Select Committee on Public Education, North Zulch

Flowers, Betty Sue (John), director, Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library, Austin

Fly, Everett L. (Linda), landscape architect; architect, San Antonio

Frazier, Donald (Susan), professor of history, McMurry University; fellow and executive director, Grady McWhiney Research Foundation, Abilene

Frost, Tom C. (Pat), senior chairman of the board, Frost National Bank, San Antonio

Furgeson, W. Royal, Jr. (Juli), U.S. district judge, Western District of Texas, Midland Division, Midland

Galbraith, James K. (Ying Tang), professor, Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Galvan, Israel J. (Marsha Ann Perlman), founder and president of GHG Corp., League City

Galvin, Charles O’Neill (Margaret), centennial professor of law, emeritus, Vanderbilt University, Nashville; of counsel, Haynes and Boone, LLP; distinguished professor of law, emeritus, Southern Methodist University, Dallas

Garcia, Juliet Villarreal (Oscar E.), president, University of Texas at Brownsville and Texas Southmost College, Brownsville

Garner, Bryan A. (Pan), author; lecturer; lawyer; president, LawProse, Inc., Dallas

Garrett, Jenkins (Virginia), lawyer; former member, board of regents, University of Texas System; former chairman, board of trustees, Tarrant County Junior College; distinguished alumnus award, University of Texas at Austin, Fort Worth

Garwood, William L. (Merle), judge, U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit, Austin

George, Roger James, Jr. (Cheryl), trial lawyer; founding partner, George & Donaldson, LLP, Austin

Gillis, Malcolm (Elizabeth), president, Rice University, Houston

Goetzmann, William H. (Mewes), Jack S. Blanton Sr. Endowed Chair in History and American Studies, University of Texas at Austin, Pulitzer Prize–winning author, Austin

Goldstein, Joseph L., professor of medicine and molecular genetics, University of Texas Southwest Medical Center; Nobel laureate in medicine or physiology, Dallas

Gordon, William Edwin, distinguished professor emeritus, Rice University; foreign secretary (1986–1990), National Academy of Sciences, Houston

Grant, Joseph M., chairman and CEO, Texas Capital Bancshares, Inc., Dallas

Graves, Howard Dwayne (Gracie), chancellor, Texas A&M University System, College Station

Greenhill, Joe R. (Martha), lawyer; former chief justice, Supreme Court of Texas, Austin

Guest, William F. (Amy), attorney; chairman, American Capitol Insurance Company, Houston

Hackerman, Norman, former president, Rice University; former president and vice-chancellor, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Hamilton, Ann Thomas, grant officer, Houston Endowment, Inc.; vice-president, Jacob and Terese Hershey Foundation, Houston

Hamm, George Francis (Jane), president, University of Texas at Tyler Foundation, Tyler

Hannah, John, Jr. (Judith Guthrie), chief judge, Eastern District of Texas, Tyler

Hardesty, Robert L. (Mary), former president, Southwest Texas State University; former assistant to the president of the United States; former chairman, board of governors, U.S. Postal Service; former vice-chancellor, University of Texas System, Austin

Hargrove, James W. (Marion), investment counselor; former U.S. ambassador to Australia, Houston

Harrigan, Stephen Michael (Sue Ellen), author; contributing editor, Texas Monthly, Austin

Harrison, Frank, physician; president emeritus, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio; former president, University of Texas at Arlington, Dallas

Harte, Christopher M. (Katherine Stoddard Pope), investments, Portland, Maine

Harte, Edward Holmead, former publisher, Corpus Christi Caller-Times, Corpus Christi

Harvin, William C. (Helen), lawyer, Houston

Hay, Jess (Betty Jo), chairman, HCB Enterprises, Inc.; chairman, Texas Foundation for Higher Education; former member, board of regents, University of Texas System, Dallas

Hayes, Patricia A., interim president, CEO, Seton Healthcare Network, Austin

Hecht, Nathan Lincoln, justice, Supreme Court of Texas, Austin

Hershey, Terese Tarlton "Terry," civic leader; Houston Parks Board; National Association of Flood Plain Managers Foundation; National Recreation and Park Association; Texas Women’s Hall of Fame; former board member, National Audubon Society; Trust for Public Lands; Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission; founder, fellow, advisory board member, Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center; Frances K. Hutchison Medal for distinguished service to conservation, Garden Club of America, Houston

Heyer, George Stuart, Jr., professor emeritus of the history of doctrine, Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Austin

Higginbotham, Patrick E. (Elizabeth), judge, U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit, Dallas

Hilgers, William B., attorney; former chairman, Supreme Court of Texas Grievance Oversight Committee, Del Valle

Hill, John L., Jr. (Elizabeth), attorney; former chief justice, Supreme Court of Texas; former attorney general, Texas; former secretary of state, Texas, Houston

Hill, Lyda, president, Hill Development Company and Seven Falls Company, Dallas

Hines, Gerald Douglas (Barbara), chairman, Hines Interests, Houston

Hobby, Diana (William), Houston

Hobby, William Pettus (Diana), lieutenant governor, Texas, 1973–1991; Radoslav A. Tsanoff Professor, Rice University; Sid Richardson Professor, Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin, 1991–1997; chancellor, University of Houston System, 1995–1997, Houston

Hoffman, Philip Guthrie (Mary), president emeritus, University of Houston; former president, Texas Medical Center, Inc., Houston

Holand, Domingo Alter (Mara Lessa), investor; president, Liverpool of McAllen and Holand Properties, Inc., McAllen

Hollaman, Elizabeth E., former head, Trinity Episcopal School; educational consultant; president, Cavalry Consulting, Inc., Galveston

Holtzman, Wayne H. (Joan), professor emeritus of psychology and education; special counsel, Hogg Foundation for Mental Health, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Hook, Harold Swanson (Joanne), retired chairman and chief executive, American General Corp.; trustee, Baylor College of Medicine; former national president, Boy Scouts of America; Texas Business Hall of Fame, Houston

Horchow, S. Roger (Carolyn), founder and former CEO, Horchow Collection; author; theatrical producer, Dallas

Howe, John P., III, physician; president and CEO, Project Hope, Washington, D.C.

Hubert, Frank W. R., chancellor emeritus, Texas A&M University System, Bryan

Huey, Mary Evelyn (Griffin), president emerita, Texas Woman’s University, Denton

Hughes, Vester T., Jr.; lawyer; partner, Hughes & Luce, Dallas

Hurley, Alfred Francis (Joanna), professor of history, University of North Texas, chancellor emeritus, University of North Texas System, Denton

Hutchison, Kay Bailey (Ray), U.S. senator; former state treasurer, Texas, Dallas

Inman, Bobby R. (Nancy), admiral, U.S. Navy (retired); investor, Austin

Jack, Janis Graham (William David), U.S. district judge, Corpus Christi

Jamail, Joseph D., Jr. (Lee), attorney; philanthropist, Houston

James, Thomas N. (Gleaves), cardiologist; Professor of Medicine, Professor of Pathology, Inaugural Holder of the Thomas N. and Gleaves T. James Distinguished Chair in Cardiological Sciences, former president, University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, Galveston

*Johnson, Claudia Taylor "Lady Bird," Stonewall

Johnson, Luci Baines (Ian Turpin), chair, LBJ Holding Company, Austin

Johnson, Richard J. V. (Belle), chairman emeritus, Houston Chronicle, Houston

Johnston, Marguerite (Charles W. Barnes), journalist; author; former columnist and editor, Houston Post, Houston

Jordan, Bryce (Barbara), president emeritus, Pennsylvania State University, Austin

Josey, Jack S. (Donna Pearson), president, Josey Oil Company; member, board of governors, Rice University; former regent, University of Texas System; president emeritus, Welch Foundation, Houston

Justice, William Wayne (Sue), senior judge, U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Texas; sitting by designation in the Western District of Texas, Austin

*Kain, Colleen T., retired executive assistant, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Kelly, Dee J. (Janice), attorney, Fort Worth

Kelsey, Mavis Parrott, Sr., retired physician; founder and former chief, Kelsey-Seybold Clinic, Houston

Kelton, Elmer (Anna), fiction writer, livestock journalist, San Angelo

Kempner, Harris L., Jr. (Hetta), trustee, H. Kempner; president, Kempner Capital Management, Inc., Galveston

Kempner, Ruth L., Galveston

Kessler, James Lee (Shelley), rabbi, Temple B’nai Israel; founder and first president, Texas Jewish Historical Society, Galveston

King, Carolyn Dineen, chief judge, U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit, Houston

King, John Q. Taylor, Sr., chancellor and president emeritus, Huston-Tillotson College; major general, AUS (retired), lieutenant general, Texas State Guard, Austin

Kleberg, Sally Searcy, financial educator, family office manager, New York and San Antonio

Klein, Melvyn N. (Annette), managing partner of GKH Partners, L.P.; attorney; adjunct professor, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, Corpus Christi

Kozmetsky, George (Ronya), professor and administrator, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Krier, Cyndi Taylor (Joseph), former member, Texas Senate; vice-president of Texas government relations, USAA; partner, Vallejo Ranch, San Antonio

Krueger, Robert "Bob" Charles (Kathleen), former U.S. ambassador to Botswana; former U.S. senator, congressman, ambassador to Burundi, ambassador at-large to Mexico; former Texas Railroad commissioner; former vice-provost and dean of Arts and Sciences, Duke University; author; president, Krueger Associates, New Braunfels

LaBoon, Robert Bruce (Ramona), partner, Locke Liddell & Sapp LLP, Houston

Lariviere, Richard W. (Janis), dean, College of Liberal Arts, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Law, Thomas Hart (Jo Ann), lawyer; former member, board of regents, University of Texas System, Fort Worth

Lebermann, Lowell H., Jr., chairman, Centex Beverage, Inc., Austin

Lee, Amy Freeman, chairman, board of trustees, Wilhelm Schole, Houston; artist; critic; author; lecturer, San Antonio

LeMaistre, Charles A. (Joyce), president emeritus, University of Texas System Cancer Center, M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute, San Antonio

Levin, William C., physician; president emeritus and Ashbel Smith Professor, University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, Galveston

Liedtke, J. Hugh, chairman emeritus, Pennzoil-Quaker State Company; trustee, Rice University, Houston

Lindsey, John H. (Sara), businessman; art collector; civic leader; former member, board of directors, Museum of Fine Arts; director, Alley Theatre; member, board of regents, Texas A&M University System; former member of the board, U.S. Military Academy at West Point, Houston

Livingston, William S. (Lana), senior vice-president, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Lochridge, Lloyd (Frances), lawyer; former president, State Bar of Texas; former member, board of governors, American Bar Association, Austin

Locke, John Patrick (Ramona), president, Locke Holdings, Inc., Dallas

Lord, Grogan (Betty), senior chairman, First Texas Bancorp; member, Texas Securities Board; trustee, Southwestern University, Georgetown

Love, Ben F. (Margaret), retired chairman and CEO (1972–1989), Texas Commerce Bank, Houston, and Chase Banks of Texas, Houston

Low, Gilbert, lawyer, Beaumont

Lowman, Albert T. (Darlyne), past president, Texas Folklore Society, Book Club of Texas, Texas State Historical Association; managing partner, Lowman Ranch, Ltd., San Marcos

Luce, Tom (Pam), lawyer; of counsel, Hughes & Luce, Dallas

McCombs, B. J. "Red" (Charline), owner, Minnesota Vikings, San Antonio

McCorquodale, Robin Hunt; novelist, Houston

McDermott, Margaret, Dallas

McFadden, Joseph M., president emeritus, professor of history, University of St. Thomas, Houston

McGhee, George Crews, former U.S. ambassador to West Germany and Turkey, Middleburg, Vermont

McHugh, M. Colleen, partner, Bracewell & Patterson, LLP, Corpus Christi

Mackintosh, Prudence M. (John), author; member, Texas Institute of Letters, Dallas

McKnight, Joseph Webb (Mimi), professor, Southern Methodist School of Law; legal historian; law reformer, Dallas

McLaughlin, John Mark (Amy), rancher; lawyer; chairman, Texas State Bank, San Angelo

Macon, Jane (Larry), attorney, city and trial attorney, City of San Antonio, San Antonio

Madden, Wales H., Jr. (Abbie), attorney; former member, board of regents, University of Texas System, Amarillo

Margo, Adair Wakefield (Dee), owner, Adair Margo Gallery; member, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board; State Advisory Council, Texas Book Festival; chairman, President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities, El Paso

Margrave, John L. (Mary Lou), E. D. Butcher Professor of Chemistry, Rice University; chief scientific officer, HARC; National Academy of Sciences, Houston

Mark, Hans (Marion), professor of aerospace engineering, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Marsh, Gwendolyn "Wendy" O. (Stanley), civic volunteer active in arts and education, Amarillo

Martin, James C., associate director for development, Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin; former executive director, San Jacinto Museum of History, Houston, Austin

Marzio, Peter Cort (Frances), director, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, Houston

Matthews, Kathleen Shive, dean, Wiess School of Natural Sciences, Rice University; elected to American Association for the Advancement of Science, Houston

Matthews, Judy Jones, president, Dodge Jones Foundation, Abilene

Middleton, Harry J. (Miriam), director emeritus, Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library and Museum; executive director, Lyndon Baines Johnson Foundation, Austin

Miller, Charles (Beth), chairman, Meridian National, Inc., Houston

Moore, J. Sam, Jr. (Greta), retired lawyer; former chairman, Texas Committee for the Humanities; former member, Texas Law Review Association, El Paso

Moseley, John Dean (Sara Bernice), president emeritus, Austin College; former director, Texas Legislative Council; consultant, Sherman

Mosle, Paula Meredith (Jon), trustee and chairman, Hockaday School; former dean of women, Rice University; former governor, current trustee advisor, Rice University, Dallas

Moudy, James Mattox (Lucille), chancellor emeritus, Texas Christian University, Fort Worth

Mullins, Charles B. (Stella), professor of internal medicine, J. Fred Schoellkopf Jr. Chair in Cardiology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas

Murphy, Ewell E., Jr., lawyer, retired partner, Baker Botts, LLP; distinguished lecturer, University of Houston Law Center, Houston

Natalicio, Diana S., president, University of Texas at El Paso; member, Texas Women’s Hall of Fame; author, El Paso

Newton, Jon P. (Betty Sue), lawyer, Austin

Olson, Lyndon L., Jr. (Kay), former U.S. ambassador to Sweden, Waco

Osborne, Burl, publisher emeritus, Dallas Morning News, Dallas

Palaima, Thomas G. (Carolyn), professor of classics, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Phillips, Thomas R. (Lyn), chief justice, Supreme Court of Texas, Austin

Pope, Jack (Allene), former chief justice, Supreme Court of Texas, Austin

Powell, Boone (Dianne), chairman, Ford, Powell & Carson, Architects; fellow, College of Fellows, American Institute of Architects; former president, Texas Society of Architects; peer professional, U.S. General Services Administration, San Antonio

Pressler, H. Paul, III (Nancy), justice (retired), Court of Appeals of Texas, Fourteenth Supreme Judicial District, Houston

Ramey, Tom B., Jr. (Jill), lawyer; chief justice, Twelfth Court of Appeals, Tyler

Ramirez, Mario E. (Sarah), physician; past member, board of regents, University of Texas System, vice-president for South Texas/Border Initiatives, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Rio Grande City

Randall, Edward, III (Ellen), private investor; board of directors, EOG Resources, Inc., Kinder Morgan, Inc., and EcOutlook.com, Inc., Houston

Randall, Risher (Fairfax), former senior vice-president and director, American General Investment Corp.; manager, family trusts, investments, and real estate, Houston

Reasoner, Harry Max (Macey), lawyer; senior partner, Vinson & Elkins, Houston

Reavley, Thomas M. (Florence), judge, U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit, Austin

Reynolds, Herbert H. (Joy), president emeritus, Baylor University, former Air Force/NASA psychologist and neuroscientist, Waco

Rhodes, Charlotte W. (Alec), patron, Shakespeare at Winedale; Chancellor’s Council, University of Texas at Austin; Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center Advisory Council, University of Texas at Austin, Dripping Springs

Riter, A. W. "Dub," Jr. (Betty Jo), former president, NCNB Texas-Tyler, vice-chairman, board of regents, University of Texas System, Tyler

Robinson, Mary Lou, U.S. district judge; former state appellate and trial judge, Amarillo

Rodriguez, Eduardo Roberto, attorney, Rodriguez, Colvin & Chaney, LLP, Brownsville

Rodriguez, Raul (Lorena), managing director and CEO, North American Development Bank, San Antonio

Romo, Ricardo (Harriett), president, University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio

Rostow, Elspeth (Walt), Stiles Professor Emerita, former dean, Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Rostow, Walt Whitman (Elspeth), Rex G. Baker Professor of Political Economy, emeritus, University of Texas at Austin; former special assistant to Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson, Austin

Rove, Karl C. (Darby), senior advisor and assistant to the president of the United States, Washington, D.C.

Rutford, Robert Hoxie (Marjorie Ann), Excellence in Education Foundation Chair in Geoscience, University of Texas at Dallas; former president, University of Texas at Dallas; former director, Division of Polar Programs, National Science Foundation; president, Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research, Richardson

Schrum, Jake B. (Jane), president, Southwestern University, Georgetown

Schwitters, Roy F. (Karen), S. W. Richardson Regents Chair in Physics, University of Texas at Austin; former director, Super Conducting Super Collider, Austin

Scott, Jenny Lind Porter (Lawrence E.), poet and educator; former poet laureate of Texas, Austin and Los Angeles, California

Seldin, Donald W., William Buchanan and University of Texas System Professor of Internal Medicine, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas

Seybold, William D. (Adele), retired surgeon; former director, University of St. Thomas; former chief of surgery and chairman of the executive board, Kelsey

Seybold Clinic, Dallas

Sherman, Max Ray (Gene Alice), professor and dean emeritus, Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin; former president, West Texas State University, Austin

Shilling, Roy B., Jr. (Margaret), president emeritus, Southwestern University, Austin

Shivers, Allan "Bud," Jr. (Robin), chairman, Shivers Group, Inc.; chairman, Seton Fund, Austin

Sibley, D. J. (Jane), physician (retired), Austin

Smith, Frank C., Jr. (Katherine), electrical engineer; specialist in data processing and geosciences, Houston

Spivey, Broadus A. (Ruth Ann), past president, State Bar of Texas; shareholder, Spivey & Ainsworth, P.C., Austin

Sprague, Charles Cameron (Alayne), president emeritus, University of Texas Health Science Center at Dallas; chairman emeritus, Southwestern Medical Foundation; former dean and professor, Tulane University School of Medicine; chairman, Association of Academic Health Center; president, American Society of Hematology; chairman, Association of American Medical Colleges, Dallas

Staley, Thomas (Carolyn), director, Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center; Harry Ransom Chair of Liberal Arts; professor of English, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Stanley, Diane (Peter Vennema), author and illustrator, Houston

Stephens, F. L. "Steve" (Pollyanna), former chairman, CEO, and co-founder, Town & Country Food Stores, Inc., San Angelo

Stobo, John D. (Mary Ann), president, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston

Storey, Charles Porter (Helen), lawyer; trustee; former chairman, Southwestern Legal Foundation, Dallas

Storey, Charles Porter, Jr. (Gail), physician; author; medical director, St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital Palliative Care Service; associate professor of medicine, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston

Strong, Louise Connally (Beeman), professor of medical genetics; Sue and Radcliffe Killiam Chair, University of Texas System Cancer Center; Phi Beta Kappa, Houston

Sullivan, Stephen W. (Janis), vice-president, newspaper operations, E. W. Scripps Company, Cincinnati, Ohio

Sullivan, Teresa A. (Doug Laycock), vice-president and graduate dean, professor of sociology and law, Cox & Smith Faculty Fellow in Law, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Supple, Jerome H. (Cathy), president emeritus, Southwest Texas State University, Seguin

Sutton, John F., Jr. (Nancy), A. W. Walker Centennial Chair in Law Emeritus, University of Texas at Austin; former dean, University of Texas Law School; former practicing attorney, San Antonio and San Angelo, Austin and San Angelo

Temple, Ellen C. (Arthur "Buddy" III), former member and vice-chair, board of regents, University of Texas System; publisher, Ellen C. Temple Publishing, Inc., Lufkin

Temple, Larry (Louann), lawyer; former chairman, Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, Austin

Thomasson, Charles W. (Willa), lawyer, Corpus Christi

Thompson, Jerry D. (Sara), professor of history, Texas A&M International University, Laredo

Trotter, Billy Bob (Peggy), pathologist; director emeritus, Laboratories of Hendrick Medical Center, Abilene

Trotti, Robert S. (Edna Grace), attorney, Dallas

Tyler, Ron(nie) C. (Paula), director, Texas State Historical Association; professor of history, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Vandiver, Frank Everson (Renée), director, Mosher Institute for Defense Studies; former president, Texas A&M University; former professor of history, Rice University; former Harmsworth Professor of American History, Oxford, College Station

Veninga, James F. (Catherine Williams), CEO and campus dean, University of Wisconsin-Marathon County, Wausau, Wisconsin

Vick, Frances Brannen (Ross), former director and co-founder, University of North Texas Press; councilor, Texas Institute of Letters and Texas Folklore Society; board, Texas Council for the Humanities, Dallas

Wainerdi, Richard E. (Angela), president and CEO, Texas Medical Center, Houston

Warner, David C. (Phyllis), professor, Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Weddington, Sarah Ragle, lawyer; adjunct professor, University of Texas at Austin; former member, Texas House of Representatives; former assistant to the president of the United States; former general counsel, U.S. Department of Agriculture; author, Austin

Weinberg, Louise (Steven), professor of law, William B. Bates Chair for the Administration of Justice, University of Texas at Austin, Austin

Weinberg, Steven (Louise), Josey-Welch Foundation Chair in Science and Regental Professor, University of Texas at Austin; Nobel Prize in physics; research and publications in physics and astronomy, Austin

Wheeler, John Archibald (Janette), Ashbel Smith Professor Emeritus of Physics; former director, Center of Theoretical Physics, University of Texas at Austin, Hightstown, New Jersey

White, Fred Newton, Jr. (Rosanne), professor emeritus of medicine, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California at San Diego, San Antonio

Whitmore, Jon S. (Jennifer), provost, University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa

Whittenburg, George (Ann), lawyer; member, Council of the American Law Institute; Life Fellow, American Bar Foundation, Amarillo

Wildenthal, C. Kern (Margaret), president, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas

Wilhelm, Marilyn, founder-director, Wilhelm Schole International; author, Houston

Wilson, Isabel Brown (Wallace S.), board of trustees: Brown Foundation, Houston; Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts; chairman, Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; board of visitors, University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston

Wilson, Rosine McFaddin, historian and author; former president, Texas Historical Foundation; vice-chairman, Texas Historical Commission; president of the board, McFaddin-Ward House Museum; trustee, McFaddin-Ward Foundation; trustee, San Jacinto Museum of History, Beaumont

*Winfrey, Dorman Hayward (Ruth Carolyn), former secretary, Philosophical Society of Texas; former director, Texas State Library, Austin

Winters, J. Sam (Dorothy), lawyer, Austin

Wise, William A. (Marie), chairman of the board, president, and chief executive officer of El Paso Corporation, Houston

Witt, Robert E. (Anne), president, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington

Wittliff, William Dale (Sally), typographer and publisher; president, Encino Press; scriptwriter and film producer; councilor, Texas Institute of Letters, Austin

Wolf, Stewart, professor of medicine, Temple University, Bangor, Pennsylvania

Woodruff, Paul (Lucia), professor of philosophy, University of Texas at Austin; author, Austin

Worsham, Jos. Irion (Harriet), lawyer, Hunton & Williams, Dallas

Wright George Carlton (Valerie), provost and executive vice-president for academic affairs, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington

Wright, James S. (Mary), architect; senior partner, Page Southerland Page, Dallas

Wright, Lawrence George (Roberta), author; staff writer, The New Yorker; screenwriter, Austin

Wright, William P. "Bill," Jr. (Alice), investments; author, photographer; former chairman, Western Marketing, Inc.; former member, National Council on the Humanities; former chairman, Texas Council for the Humanities; board of managers, School of American Research, Santa Fe; director, National Trust for the Humanities; University of Texas Press Advisory Council; commissioner, Texas Commission on the Arts, Abilene

Young, Barney T. (Sally), founding partner, Rain, Harrell, Emery, Young, and Doke; of counsel, Locke, Liddell & Sapp, Dallas

Zaffirini, Judith (Carlos), senator for the twenty-first district of Texas; owner, Zaffirini Communications, Laredo