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7 What is a Gun Trust?

8 Chef Dady Returns

22 Help Your Hair Grow

24 Men Can Glow Too

31 Vintage for Your Home

32 Getting Your Grow On

33 Title Talk

34 Cold Weather Feeding

35 Landscaping

40 Dietert Center

42 PRMC's Hope for the New Year

43 Home Healthcare

44 Try Aromatherapy

46 Peterson RMC Volunteers

26 Garden Clubs

36 KCWC Christmas Luncheon

Dear Friends and Neighbors,

Our cover stories generally begin and end in Kerr County, so imagine our excitement when over a year ago, Jerry Reiner reserved the Jan/Feb 2013 issue to tell his hunting and ranching story.

My dear friend and writer, Anne Schneider, and I were delighted to accept Jerry's invitation to his New Mexico ranch last October. Jerry —the consummate host—hauled us and his little Rosa around the rugged terrain in his big ole Ford truck, telling us the colorful history of the area and the ranch—we even learned a few things about hunting.

It's a little trip Anne and I will remember fondly—out of our usual cover story routine. One of Jerry's cows (page 17) took a liking to me—following me closely— but Jerry convinced me that I just couldn't bring her home!

In the above photo (taken by Anne), Jerry and I are standing by an old well, long ago filled in for safety, near the crumbling remains of an old rock ranch house (page 17).

Thanks for the memories, Jerry. (Our only regret is that we didn't make it to the Wyoming and Colorado ranches!)

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Contributing EditorsSkye AlexanderAnne Schneider

Contributing WritersSkye AlexanderAnne SchneiderKathleen CookCharlotte HuffWayne Este

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GUN TRUST?The second amendmentto the United States Constitution gives us the right to bear arms in a wide category of weapons. Special category weapons such as short-barrelled rifles or shotguns, machine guns, suppressors or destructive devices may be legally possessed and transferred. However, unlike general firearms, these special category weapons are subject to and must be registered by an individual mak-ing, possessing, or transferring them under the provisions of the National Firearms Act (NFA of 1934), the Gun Control Act (GCA of 1968), and the Firearms Owners Protec-tion Act (FOPA of 1986). Under the NFA’s definition of an “individual,” these special category weapons may be registered by a partnership, company, association, trust, estate, or corporation, and, of course, a natural person.

To register or transfer one of these special category weapons, an “individual,” as previ-ously defined, must file an application using the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms Explosives (BATFE) Form 1 for making a spe-cialized weapon, or BATFE Form 4 for trans-ferring such a weapon. Typically, the forms must be filed in duplicate and submitted with the applicable registration tax, two sets of fingerprints, and two photographs. When the defined “individual” is a natural person, the application requires the signature of a Chief Law Enforcement Officer (CLEO) in applicant’s jurisdiction. Unfortunately, the CLEO is not required to sign the application, and in many jurisdictions, the CLEO’s refusal to do so has created an impediment for many second amendment enthusiasts who want to possess or transfer these special category weapons.

Under the current law, however, a partner-

ship, company, association, trust, estate, or corporation application does not require a CLEO signature. Almost all of the entities previously mentioned require significant start up and annual costs. The formation and operation of any one of these entities comes with a serious lack of privacy, except for a trust. To be more precise, a Gun Trust. The Gun Trust application is not required to submit fingerprints, photographs or a CLEO signature.

There are many other opportunities and benefits of a properly drafted Gun Trust. There are also many provisions a Gun Trust should include for instance providing the trustee(s) the right to possess and use the weapons, without violating their obligations as trustees and fiduciaries and the ability for multiple people to use the weapon or weapons. A Gun Trust can be written to hold weapons or any other firearm as corpus of the trust until a named beneficiary reaches the age of legal possession or any legal age the trustee determines that should be ap-plicable to that beneficiary. There are many other specialized provisions that should be and can be included within the provisions of a Gun Trust.

If you recall, in a previous article, I dis-cussed the possibility of a “dynasty trust” (a perpetual trust) in Texas. A Gun Trust could be drafted with “dynasty trust” provisions hopefully grandfathering in gun rights of future generations that may be adversely af-fected by future gun legislation that infringe upon our second amendment rights.

A Gun Trust is a specialized trust that should be drafted for its full potential by a compe-tent attorney. There are many federal and state firearm laws, both civil and criminal, that must be accounted for in drafting a Gun

Trust for the protection of the trustee(s) and the beneficiary(s). In all cases, you should avoid the temptation to use templates or forms without the advice of counsel. I rec-ommend you hire an attorney who can take into consideration your individual and family needs along with the current laws, rules, and NFA regulations concerning the pos-session and transfer of any special category weapons as they may be regulated by any state or federal firearms law.

Doyle Weaver earned his JD from Regent University School of Law in 1990; was licensed to practice law in Virginia, 1991 and in Texas, 1997. This article and archived articles are re-published at Doyle Weaver’s Blog at www.hillcountrylawyer.tv.

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of slipping off for a tropical getaway, where you’re served luxurious cuisine as you sip the perfect wine? Now is your chance to enjoy that sensation without ever leaving town. Renowned San Antonio chef Jason Dady, owner of Bin 555 Restaurant and Wine Bar, Two Bros. Bar-B-Q Market, and two Tre Trattoria locations (one in Alamo Heights and the new location at the Fairmont Hotel), is ready to guide you on your journey to succulent island fare.

“Passport to World Cuisine” is the fifth annual fundraiser for the Dietert Center’s Meals on Wheels and other programs for seniors. Tina Woods, Dietert Center Executive Director, says the passport idea stems from the center’s travel program as well as from the variety of cuisine served at Chef Dady’s many restaurants. Each year

features a different motif, and this year’s theme is “Island Paradise Escape.”

The “Passport” sets sail with a cooking class on Thursday, March 7, where a three-course chef’s tasting menu is prepared right in front of you. Knowledgeable and charming, Dady demonstrates food preparation in a classroom-style setting where it’s easy to see each step in the process. He explains in detail not only how to put the meal together, but also which ingredients and tools are best.

After Dady finishes teaching each dish, it’s brought out for everyone to taste. Each course is paired with a wine that best matches the food. “It’s a fun party where you can learn a lot, regardless of your cooking skill level,” Woods says. It’s even more fun if you come with friends! As an added bonus, you’ll receive a cookbook with recipes for the evening’s dishes.

The final destination in the “Passport to World Cuisine” is the Gala Dinner on Saturday, March 9. This lavish six-course feast features island cuisine, paired with wines.

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“This is not typical boring banquet food,” Woods says. “The food is the star.” You’ll enjoy amazing decor and a silent auction in addition to one of the most divine meals you’ll ever eat. You’ll have time to mingle with friends, and as the courses are served, Chef Dady will explain the flavor profile of the food and wine and will share upcoming trends in the world of food.

Much like being on an island vacation, there’s no need for fussy formal wear for this night of gastronomic celebra-tion. Dress is informal so you can relax and really enjoy yourself.

Even those unable to attend the gala can still join the fun by purchasing a raffle ticket for one of many fabulous gift

baskets which will be on display in the Dietert Center lobby by the first part of February. Raffle tickets are $5 each or 3 for $10. Chef Dady will provide a special basket containing ingredients and gad-gets for making your own home culinary experiences truly spectacular.

“This is a great opportunity for people to have a fun evening with fine dining, while helping seniors at the same time,” Woods says.

Pat Hudgins, Meals on Wheels Coordina-tor, agrees. “The Dietert Center offers a variety of programs, but the biggest sin-gle program at deficit here is Meals on Wheels. We serve about 300 meals per day, and there is no waiting list.” Meals on Wheels is federally funded but is not just for the indigent. It’s for anyone who meets a set of requirements for being physically limited in what they can do.

Seniors enjoy the food, social con-tact, and independence that Meals on Wheels provides. A survey shows 85% of recipients say that they’re able to main-tain independence because of Meals on Wheels. “It enables a lot of people to stay where they want to be, right up to the end,” Hudgins says, “and that place is home.”

Don’t miss out on your chance to help local seniors by attending your own “Island Paradise Escape.” Just be sure to get your tickets early, because these events sell out every time.

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Jerry Reiner and his trusty sidekick Rosaoverlooking the Pecos River Valley at the New Mexico ranch.

Experience Hunting in New Mexico and Beyond

Where the Sky Ends and the Trail Begins

haking hands with Summit Mountain Ranch President and CEO Jerry Reiner is the perfect introduction to the rugged New Mexican landscape where he spends much of his time

on this division of his premium open-range hunting ranches. Reiner’s large hand wraps around yours—the same way the sweeping hills of cholla cactus and mesquite take a firm grip on your heart and just don’t let go.

Standing over six feet tall in well-worn cowboy hat, chaps, and boots, Reiner echoes the scale of his surroundings. “This land reminds me of West Texas—a region I’ve always loved and where I had my first ranch for twenty-one years,” explains Reiner.

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by Anne Schneider

It’s no wonder then that in 2008, after selling his Texas ranch in Pecos and Reeves Counties, Reiner invested in his current northeast New Mexico holdings that include federal, state, and private leases as well as five miles of Pecos River frontage. Hunting ranch operations began in September 2010, and a rustic stone ranch house with thirteen inch-thick walls provides comfortable on-site guest accommodations.

“We’re working now to start an expansive lodge overlooking the River in Puerto de Luna Valley.” According to Reiner, the Tuscan/Santa Fe-styled facility will feature Ponderosa Pine posts across the open porch above the Pecos and artisan wood-crafted doors from Guadalajara. Future guests will be able to stay in the completed lodge for their exclusive hunting adventures.

A Working Ranch in ProgressA tour of the New Mexico Ranch by truck takes an entire day. “We run working cattle ranches with over 5,000 head of Brangus on two of Summit Mountain Ranch properties,” Reiner says of the holding company with over 150,000 acres available for fair-chase hunts in New Mexico, Colorado, and Wyoming. “And in Colorado, we grow our own alfalfa on the Ranch.” Reiner, a member of the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association, is a hands-on rancher who is as likely to be found doctoring a new calf as he is to be riding his buckskin.

Before climbing back into his Super-Duty Ford truck, Reiner pauses a moment to stroke the head of his nearly constant companion and four-legged partner, Rosa—a beautiful caramel-colored Brittany Spaniel/Weimaraner mix with clear white markings and a short sleek coat. “She’s bred

for endurance and speed,” Reiner claims with more than a hint of pride. “And she’s family.”

Summit Mountain Ranch hunters in New Mexico can set their scopes on pronghorn antelope, mule deer, and Rocky Mountain Elk. Predator-tag hunts for bear and mountain lion add to the appeal of the region’s many wild-game opportunities. Reiner emphasizes, “Our ranches offer guests the unique challenge of hunting

indigenous animals in their natural environment.”

Three wildlife biologist-recommended areas around the New Mexico Ranch provide reliable year-round sources for water, protein, corn, and salt. Reiner concludes, “We have heavier animals with greater horn growth—real trophies.”

Sportsman’s DreamReiner knows how to keep Summit Mountain Ranch guests happy. Affiliated with many prominent wildlife and hunting organizations—including Safari Club International, Dallas Safari Club, Texas Hill Country Chapter of Safari Club International, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, and Alaska Professional Hunters Association—Reiner

understands the trophy hunting industry. He’s been there and done that and has an office full of awards, five of them from Safari Club International in 2011, and three more in 2012.

“A successful hunt needs an experienced guide. Our guides are first rate and they work with our guests to secure the trophies of a lifetime,” asserts Reiner. “Thomas Neal Darnell is our Hunting Division Manager—he and guides Dominic Lerma and Joel

Fuchs are favorites of Summit Mountain Ranch guests.”

In 2011, Lane and Terri Arthur came from their Georgia home to hunt Summit Mountain Ranch in New Mexico. “My wife Terri and I have trophy hunted for years—Africa, Montana, Wyoming—under a lot of challenging conditions. At Jerry’s ranch in New Mexico, we were treated like a king and queen—and we’ve already booked another hunt with Summit Mountain for next November.” Terri adds, “As a female hunter, I appreciated being treated fairly and felt like I was part of the gang. At one point, Jerry talked me into taking a challenging 500-yard shot at a mule deer—and I made it! We had so much fun.” continue to next page

Experience Hunting in New Mexico and Beyond

Where the Sky Ends and the Trail Begins

Reiner harvested this magnificent Kudu in 2009 in South Africa. The kudu's horns are spectacular and can grow as long as 72 inches, making 2-1/2 graceful twists. These beautifully shaped horns have long been prized in Africa for use as musical instruments, honey containers and symbolic ritual objects.

Contributing to the excitement of wild game trophies is the New Mexican mystique of the Ranch—sloping alluvial fans and rocky terraces border broad basins and a riparian valley. Large cottonwoods, desert willows, and salt cedars thrive along the Pecos River headwaters, taking the rough edge off the panoramic vista. Occasional mesas punctuate the rugged setting where the ranch’s 4x4 trucks, Jeeps, and all terrain vehicles transport hunters on their quests.

Rich in History An integral part of the New Mexican ranch’s allure for both Reiner and his Summit Mountain guests is the colorful history of the territory. You can still find 10,000 year-old arrowheads in a State where space age missiles are tested. Pueblo people of the Southwest have lived in the same location longer than any other culture of the Nation. Gatherers and hunters have lived off the same land for centuries.

In 1541, Coronado passed through the area in his search for the Seven Cities of Cibola and is said to have built the first bridge in New Mexico over the Pecos River. Legend has it that he named the spot where he camped there “Puerto de Luna”—for

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Overlooking the Pecos River, New Mexico.In 1541, Coronado passed through this area in his search for the Seven Cities of Cibola.

Legend has it that he named the spot where he camped “Puerto de Luna.” Truly one of the most memorable

hunting experiences you’llever encounter.

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The Rocky Mountain Elk is one of the largest species of deer in the world, and one of the largest land mammals in North America and eastern Asia. Reiner harvested this fine specimen in 2007 in Kerr County Texas.

Reiner's New Mexicoand Colorado ranchesare working cattle ranches with over 5,000 head of Brangus andBeefmaster.

the narrow gap in the nearby mountains where he watched the moon rise and bathe the valley in moonlight.

Residents still dwell in the old village of Puerto de Luna near the five miles of Pecos River frontage on the western edge of Summit Mountain Ranch. Originally the Guadalupe County Seat in the 1880s, only about 200 people now live in Puerto de Luna—many of them from original family settlers. Reiner says, “Besides being one of the oldest permanent settlements in New Mexico, Puerto de Luna is home to one of the oldest New Mexican Catholic churches.”

And who wouldn’t enjoy the local lore about Billy the Kid? It’s rumored he was a frequent visitor to Puerto de Luna—eating his last Christmas dinner there on his way to the gallows in the custody of legendary lawman Pat Garrett. “And down there,” Reiner points in the distance to a tumbled-down shack on Ranch property along the Pecos, “is one of the sets left here from filming Return to Lonesome Dove.” Whatever the stories, imagine them told around a campfire under the New Mexico stars after a successful day’s hunt. continue to next page

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Summit Mountain guests are surrounded by the colorful history of the territory. You can still find 10,000 year-old arrowheads in the state where space age missiles are tested. Pueblo people of the Southwest have lived in the same location longer than any other culture of the Nation.

Truly one of the most memorable hunting experiences you’ll

ever encounter.


Steve Walker of Houston harvested this trophy mule deer in 2010 at Reiner's New Mexico ranch.Named for its large mule-like ears, the mule deer is indigenous to western North America. They can range from 3.0-3.5 feet tall at the shoulder, 4.5-7.0 feet long and have a tail that is 5.0-8.0 inches long.

One of several crumbling rock homes built on the ranch in the early 1800s.

Ward & Sherri Jones of Kerrville harvested this Aoudad onCircle NA Ranch, Comfort, Texas. December 2012.

. . . deep in the heart of TexasCircle NA RanchIn 2012 Summit Mountain Ranch, Reiner and his wife Diane partnered with William and Diana Gauchat in the hunting operations of Circle NA Ranch-LLC in Comfort, Texas. The Reiners work with the 730-acre Circle NA Ranch to offer premier high-fence trophy hunting in the scenic Texas Hill Country. Diverse hunting packages are specifically outfitted to each hunter’s needs and assisted by an expert guide.

As one of Texas’ foremost exotic and native game hunting ranches, Circle NA Ranch stocks over 30 premium exotic species from around the world in addition to prime native whitetail. Reiner concludes, “The best genetics on the ranch include red deer and whitetail deer.”

Diane Reiner has created a true Hill Country retreat at Circle NA Ranch—her designer’s touch evident in the well-appointed lodge set in the rolling hills just 45 minutes from the San Antonio airport. The lodge’s large native stone fireplace is the centerpiece for an open-spaced trophy room arranged with comfortable furniture that invites guests to gather and relax. Diane’s decorating skills also ensure that the private rooms of the rustic-style bunkhouse offer guests all the amenities of home.

Reiner adds, “Diane is Food and Beverage Director of both Circle NA and Summit

Mountain Ranches. She makes sure meals are part of the first-class experience.” Executive Chef Ryan Neville of the Culinary Institute in Austin, Texas, prepares the gourmet menus for Circle NA and Summit Mountain Ranches and is happy to accommodate special dietary needs.

While nearby Kerrville and Fredericksburg offer Circle NA Ranch guests unique shopping and entertainment, women hunters and non-hunters can enjoy full spa packages at the neighboring Escondida Spa & Resort.

Home on the Range Reiner didn’t start out as a rancher or a hunting professional. Born in St. Louis, he migrated to Houston at the age of seventeen and lived there for thirty years. He first worked in manufacturing oilfield buildings and portable campsites. He later married wife Diane in Houston and from 1979 through the early ‘80s, Reiner worked in housing construction. In 1985, he started Ameriway Construction Company. “I built primarily in the Lake Conroe area and was the first to be in The Woodlands’ Grogan’s Point just north of Houston,” recalls Reiner.

Drawn to the West Texas landscape, Reiner moved and bought his first ranch in Pecos and Reeves Counties in 1987. He continued to build homes and his last project in

Houston was a custom home in 1996. “By that time,” Reiner recollects, “I had found a way to combine my time ranching in West Texas and the construction business when I went into community development.”

This has included Reiner’s West Texas work on numerous grant-funded projects and Main Street community-redevelopment programs. Reiner and wife Diane moved to Kerrville in 2005, and his Ameriway office is located on Water Street in the historic downtown district.

Summit Mountain Ranch—The Ultimate Choice for Open Range HuntingThe 25,000-acre scenic New Mexico ranch is between Fort Sumner and Santa Rosa, off Highway 84. Hunters can aim for the ranch’s additional 44,000 acres near Socorro, about 95 miles southwest of Albuquerque.

Looking for high-country open range hunting? Try Summit Mountain Ranch’s remote 79,000 acres in Colorado, 85 miles northeast of Colorado Springs, where hunters can take some of the state’s best elk, mule deer, mountain lion, and bear. For unparalleled hunting adventures, ranch guides lead guests on horseback through mountainous terrain to tented base camps.

Contact InformationThe availability of these premier trophy hunts is limited, so call now to book your choice of dates for 2013 and beyond. Summit Mountain Ranch Corporate Office,Jackson Hole, WY• 970 W. Broadway, Ste. E, PMB 341, Jackson Hole, WY 83002-0600• 307-739-6707 Cynthia Ferester— Conventions and Marketing

Summit Mountain Ranch, Santa Rosa,New Mexico Office• P.O. Box 100, Santa Rosa, NM 88435• 575-578-8440 Jerry Reiner—President & CEO• 281-723-9989 Diane Reiner—Director of Guest & Food Service Operations• 830-377-6445 Thomas Neal Darnell— Hunting Division Manager• 830-370-6880 Ryan Neville—Executive Chef• Website www SummitMountainRanch.com• Email: [email protected]

Circle NA Ranch • 925 Hermann Sons Rd., Comfort, TX 78013• 830-928-7007 Jerry Reiner, Partner and Head of

Hunting Operations • 281-723-9989 Diane Reiner, Partner and Director of

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Bill Gauchat, Jerry Reiner, Diana Gauchat, Diane Reineron the Circle NA Ranch, Comfort, Texas.

Panoramic view of Circle NA Ranch's backyard


. . . deep in the heart of TexasOr explore Summit Mountain Ranch’s magnificent 9700 acres in Wyoming, 125 miles east of Jackson Hole. This elite hunt treats hunters and any family members to luxury accommodations in Jackson Hole. Charter planes daily make the 40-mintue air flight to transport guests and guides to tented base camps where the hunt is on for spectacular elk, mule deer, and pronghorn antelope.

So go ahead. Answer the call of some of the finest open range hunting in the country. The choice is yours—your Summit Mountain Ranch trophy is there for the taking.

Anne Schneider is a Kerrville writer and author of Breath Found Along The Way, a book of po-etry and face-cast mask art. She leads natural healing Reiki workshops and Tai Chi classes at her Ventana Al Cielo Studio. Visit her at www.PoetsMask.com or www.ReikiTexas.info

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Cut Down on Shampooing.This doesn’t mean don’t get it wet; go ahead and rinse well and then condition the ends. The point of not shampooing every day is so you don’t strip out the natural oils that keep your hair from getting dry and breaking.

Brush Your Hair Every Night.This practice goes hand and hand with not washing. Natural oils accumulate at the root

of your hair and make you feel the need to shampoo. Using a natural bristle brush, brush from scalp to ends, distributing all the oils at the scalp down to your dry ends. This helps make your roots less oily, your ends less dry and less likely to break or split.

Treat Your Hair.Once a week give your hair a deep treatment. If your goal is to grow, the biggest thing to remember is moisture at the ends! If the ends don’t break, the hair gets longer. I like to use a nice oil, such as jojoba, almond, or coconut oil. After shampooing, towel dry and apply oil, mid shaft to ends. Twist hair up in a sleek bun or braid. Do the treatment before bed and rinse out in the morning.

Put Away the Scissors. The best way to help your hair grow fast is don’t cut it. Trimming is only needed if you have extremely split ends that keep breaking further and further up the hair shaft. My advice is, get a good initial shaping so that the hair falls nicely as it grows. After that, only trim when you see several split ends. Happy Growing!

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Don’t just write a list of resolutions, try feng shui. This ancient Chinese art is thousands of years old, but until recently few Americans knew about it. Its purpose is to create harmony and balance in your environment. Although feng shui (pronounced fung shway) employs numerous “cures” that may seem a bit like hocus-pocus to Westerners, much of what it recommends isn’t weird at all––it’s common sense. Good feng shui is good interior design.

Feng shui practitioners believe that your home is a reflection of you. Conditions in your living space symbolize situations in your personal and/or professional life. If your home is cluttered, for example, you may be experiencing messiness or confusion in your life. Inadequate lighting suggests lack of vitality or enthusiasm. Doors that stick represent obstacles, frustrations, or stagnation. By making changes in your home, you can improve your career, relationships, or health.

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It seems like everywhere I look I see the word “vintage.” Though not one to usually jump on board something trendy, the vintage style is quickly becoming one of my favorites! It’s very comforting to be surrounded with the craftsmanship and memories of those who came before us. For one thing, they don’t make things with the care and quality like they used to. It’s also intriguing that these pieces have a past with so much history and we can still enjoy them.

Of course, new things are nice, but mixing a few vintage pieces can really add interest and character to your room. You may have a vintage or antique table, dresser or other piece that you inherited, or you might find something at a shop like Grand Wow’s that reminds you of a childhood memory. It doesn’t need to be valuable or a beautifully rendered collectible to have worth. It just needs to be something that speaks to you, for whatever reason. Mixing old and new creates a nice depth to your décor.

Inevitably, it’s the older pieces that become the topic of conversation. It’s amazing how people gravitate to them and because they are worth displaying, people will automatically assume there is a story to be told. Personally, I enjoy having these pieces in my home because it reminds me that we don’t come out of a “box.” We all have a past and a future which allows us to express our individuality in our homes.

Laura Garcia received her degree in Interior Design from Savannah College of Art & Design. Whether decorating with what you already have, new pieces, vintage or gently used furniture, Laura can help with your decorating.She is the owner of Grand Wows! furniture consignment in Ingram—a great place to find something to fit your personality. 3167 Junction Hwy, Ingram.

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Try these easy and inexpensive feng shui tips:

• Reduce clutter. Get rid of things you aren’t using and organize the rest neatly.

• Turn on the lights. When you shine light into dark places in your home, you brighten lackluster areas of your life.

• Fix broken windows, dripping faucets, and doors that stick so they don’t hamper your well-being.

• Position sofas and chairs so no one’s back is to the room’s entrance––then when you come into the room, you feel welcomed.

• Keep walkways unobstructed so people––and positive energy––can move easily through your home.

Although feng shui includes philosophical components as well as practical ones, you don’t have to understand them to reap benefits. Feng shui may seem strange at first, but once you start using it you’ll see how sensible and effective it really is.

Skye Alexander has practiced feng shui for more than twenty years, and is the author of 10-Minute Feng Shui and 10-Minute Feng Shui Room-by-Room. She’s also written for numerous interior design magazines including Better Homes and Gardens, HOME, and Country Home.


Here we are in a brand new year, and it is time to get going outside. The time has come to make new decisions about what did and did not pan out quite the way it was suppose to.How long has it been since you had some good compost? Compost is a natural decomposed additive to everyone’s garden. It not only revives your soil by adding nutrients, it also helps builds that soil layer. Compost also helps retain moisture in your soil and stimulates microbial activity. By

adding compost to your soil you are already ahead in your growing plans.

Stimulating your gardening soil with micro nutrients and trace elements is also very important. Liquid molasses stimulates microbial activity, green sand adds iron, and the different sands add trace elements. A great healthy new start for your soil is a good bet in the success you will have in the growing season ahead.

A word of caution for this year—garden catalogs are arriving soon in the mail—those wonderful pictures and the simple descriptions make it so tantalizing to purchase. Watch for your planting zones and whether that beauty will be heat tolerant.

Southern Living doesn’t always mean the southern Hill Country of Texas!

Trena Cullins, licensed Texas Master Certified Nursery Professional #4985, has been with the Plant Haus 2 for 15 years. The Plant Haus 2 staff has the knowledge to serve your gardening needs. Stop in to see them at 528 Jefferson, Kerrville. Call 830-792-4444 and remember, walk-ins are always welcome!

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Invoice Shock. This is what happens when you get charged “time and material” and the plumber gets paid more the longer he takes. Only at Holloway Plumbing do you get Up-Front Pricing™. This shows you the exact amount before the work begins so you can decide. Our plumber will even show you several low cost options so you can pick the right one for you.

Call Backs. Other plumbers have a “Concrete Guarantee”. When their truck leaves your concrete driveway their guarantee expires. Not with Holloway Plumbing! With us you have a 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE. If you are unhappy for any reason, we will redo the repair for FREE.

Voice Mail. Or even worse, some plumbers use an answering machine. Then you have to wait and hope they will call you back. At Holloway Plumbing, our phones are staffed 24 hours a day so you can always talk to a live person.

Wasted Time. Most plumbers won’t give you a real appointment time. They say “We’ll be there between 10 and 4.” So you have to waste a whole day waiting . Not any more! You get a precise “Appointment Window” when you call us. You don’t waste a lot of time waiting.

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Diane Green moved to Kerrville in 1972 with husband, Bob, and immediately began her title insurance career at Kerr County Abstract & Title Co. Diane and Bob feel grateful to have raised their family in the beautiful Texas Hill Country. This is Diane’s 40th year in the title business. She is the owner of Kerr County Abstract. To learn more, call 257-5151 or visit www.kerrtitle.com.

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Each January 1st, many of us set goals or resolutions for the upcoming year, hoping to break old habits and start the new year off on a healthier, more positive path. This year, in addition to my typical weight loss goals, I’m challenging myself, my friends and my family to make resolutions involving financial and legal health. I am going to begin by reviewing my estate planning. In the title company business, it is fairly common to receive a contract for a sale out of an estate. Those who have planned properly make the sale of real estate a much easier process for friends and family.

Estate Planning SuggestionsWill: Every adult should have a will, which determines how your assets and property will be divided at your death and who (the executor) will be responsible for distributing these assets. A will not only makes sense financially and legally, but it helps avoid painful family conflicts that often occur over assets when no will is in place. If you have a will, review it and determine if your selections are still valid based on age, health, financial circumstances and current relationships.

Beneficiaries: Review all real estate, life insurance policies, and retirement accounts to make sure the named beneficiaries are an accurate reflection of your wishes. If you already have these essential estate planning documents, make a resolution to have them updated. If your marital status has changed since you last drafted these documents, or you have new children or grandchildren, or you’ve gained or lost significant property or assets, then you need to update these documents to reflect your current financial outlook and life situation.

Let 2013 be the year that you resolve to get your estate planning in place.

New Year


by Kevin & Linda Pillow

Birds’ days are shortened in winter. Since they sleep when it’s dark, they need to consume a lot of calories in limited daylight hours. With natural food sources depleted, they’ll be feeding more at your feeder stations. Needing more calories through fats and proteins to keep warm, suet is a natural choice to feed in winter. They also love suet during nesting season. Therefore, you can easily supply suet to your backyard birds almost all year round.

You may know suet as the white cakes that resemble bacon grease. It’s actually rendered beef fat. Here in the Hill Country, pure suet is something you would only feed during winter, as it would just melt like bacon grease in the spring and summer. The best choice for our area year round is no-melt suet dough that can tolerate our hot summers. However, there is a difference in suet and quality counts.

Suet comes in cakes which are easily dropped into a suet cage or tail prop feeder. These feeders would entice clinging birds like woodpeckers and nuthatches. But, it also comes in the form of nuggets. Nuggets can be dropped in most any other type of feeder—tube, hopper, tray or peanut feeders. Nuggets allow non-clinging birds to enjoy a fat-filled dining experience. This would include our beloved Cardinals. You may need to encourage your birds to eat suet because it is not like anything found in nature. If using suet for the first time, hang your feeder in a protected area like up on your porch. Place in your cake then take some natural peanut butter, spread it on the outside and press in some sunflower seeds. Birds will recognize the sunflower as a food source and this will get the activity started. Suet is a food source that can attract a wider variety of birds to your yard. You just may see birds you never even knew about! Happy Birding!

Kevin & Linda Pillow are the proud owners of Wilds Birds Unlimited Nature Shop located at 855 Junction Hwy in Kerrville. Each staff member is a Certified Bird Feeding Specialist and can help you discover a refuge in your own backyard. 830-895-7393.

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K e r r v i l l eL a n d s c a p i n g

1. I will remove dead limbs and trim my shade trees. It’s always good to remove dead wood from trees, but this is the perfect time to “limb up” your trees. This will improve the canopy of the tree, improve air flow beneath the trees, and could improve your view.

2. I will not cut my grass too short. When you adjust your lawn mower to a shorter setting, you’re robbing your lawn of its ability to produce sugar from photosynthesis, exposing sensitive root systems to excess sunlight, and allowing weeds to capture more sunlight and grow themselves. The grass must race to produce new blades using additional sugar reserves. Letting the grass grow long, then cutting it short can shock your lawn system. The clippings will be too thick to leave on your lawn, removing nutrients from the system. Dramatic cutting removes more of the leaf, leaving mostly bare stock. Thus, the plant is unable to produce extra shoots and brown patches are often the result. This, in turn, leads homeowners to think their lawns need more watering, a dangerous course of action for a lawn already weakened by shortened blades.

3. I will begin a master landscape plan. Even if it is only feasible to landscape in three, four, or even ten phases, having an ultimate goal will help you prioritize and keep you from “getting lost along the way.”

4. I will convert some of my problematic lawn space into xeriscaped shrub beds. Xeriscaped does not necessarily mean white gravel and 3 cactus. Xeriscaping can be very lush, it is simply the rational and intelligent use of watering, utilizing native and well adapted plants.

5. I will re-mulch my shrub beds. Not only does new mulch look nice, it conserves water by preventing evaporation, creates nutrients for the plants as it decomposes, and retards weed growth, which saves herbicide use and/or trips to the chiropractor!

6. I will plant a well adapted tree with a long life span. Trees can save on utility bills by shading your home, save on watering by shading the lawn, and add value to your home in years to come. Some examples are: Monterrey Oak, Chinese Pistache, Live Oak, Mexican Sycamore, and Bald Cypress.

7. I will call Kerrville Landscaping to help me with these daunting tasks! Ok, ok, maybe I snuck up on you with that one. Most people can mow their own lawns or plant a few shrubs, but professional help should be called for with any major project—even if only for consultation. I know I have harped on it before, but planning and a working knowledge of plants, our climate, destructive animals, etc., are essential to a beautiful, functional landscape. We hope to be able to help with yours.

Happy New Year !Zack Derese has deep roots in Kerrville. As owner of Kerrville Landscaping, Inc., he has been in the landscape business for over 15 years. He is a Landscape Designer, holds an Irrigation License (LI#9453), a Backflow Prevention License (BPAT #10754), is NCMA certified for Segmental Retaining Walls, and is a Wa-ter Feature Specialist. You can reach him at [email protected] or call him at 830-377-4861. 2814 Memorial Blvd.

A few New Year Resolutions for your outdoor spaces

Between moving our office to a location with more space, working on projects such as Peterson Plaza and The Commons Plaza at Schreiner University, having our fourth child (Gunner Quinn), and selling and buying another home . . . whewwww. It’s time to take a deep breath, take down the Christmas lights, throw away

the expired eggnog, and take stock of the year to come. Jan 1st is the time for New Year Resolutions, and Jan 5th is the time to break them. But hopefully these little resolutions will be easier to keep than losing 60 pounds or working out 5 times a day. Because you look good just the way you are—no really, you do.

“2012 has flown by like no other year I can remember!”

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Hometown Events


Luci Seaux, Andy Magee, Teresa Golden & Mary Gay Wagner

WhoKerr County Women’s ChamberWhat“A Classical Christmas” LuncheonBenefiting KCWC “WomenHelping Women" Scholarship FundWhenWednesday, December 5, 2012WhereYO Ranch Resort Hotel, Kerrville

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Caroline Wilson & Traci Bond

Debbie Giles & Carolyn Wright

Sandy Lewis & Carolyn Northcutt

Kristan Craddock & Debbie Freed

Suzanne Speckine & Geri HodgesLesley Henneke & Jennifer Phillips


Kerr County Women's Chamber

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Sue Steele, Emily Petty & Ron Hackett Brittany Way, Liz Felton & Linda Imel

Lisa Flanagan, Elsa Villareal & Carolyn ChristopherRhonda Taylor & BJ Billeiter

Katie Donis & Shana Barney Carla Messer & Dode Heidenreich

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December 3-9-2013 Branson Show Trip7 Days/6 Nights, 10 Meals $640 pp

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TRAVEL with LIZ at Kerrville TravelMotor CoachAcross The USAwith your Hill Country Friends

All prices based on DO and include transportation from Kerrville, lodging, most meals, and all admission fees.

$75 deposit holds your seat.

830-257-6266.

Kerrville Travel & Travel with Lizpresent...

IrelandShades of

Tour Highlights: Dublin • Irish Evening • Kilkenny Waterford Crystal • Blarney Castle • Jaunting Car Ride

Ring of Kerry • Killarney • Farm Visit • LimerickCliffs of Moher • Galway • Castle Stay

An escorted tour with Collette Vacations and Travel with Liz

(Liz Farris)

Travel Dates: September 15 - 24, 2013

10 Days * 13 Meals (8 breakfasts, 5 dinners)

Early Booking Price of

$3,149 per personbased on double occupancy

*(Early Booking price good if booked before March 15, 2013. Price includes round-trip

transportation from Kerrville to San Antonio Airport, round-trip airfare from San Antonio,

the tour, and all taxes. Single and Triple occupancy rates available upon request.Travel Insurance available upon request.)

Join Us For A Special Ireland Presentation:Come for an informative presentation about this tour with a Collette

Vacations representative on February 7 at 6:30 pm at Kerr Arts & Cultural Center, 228 Earl Garrett. RSVP to Kerrville Travel at 830- 257-6266.

We hope to see each of you there!

Please contact Kerrville Travel at (830) 257-6266 to make reservations or toinquire for more information about this trip and others. Tour flyers are available.

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Every day at the Dietert Center, vital connections enrich the lives of Kerr County’s ‘seasoned citizens’ and their families. You’ll find a vibrant atmosphere of enthusiasm, fun, and renewal.

Today’s older adults are active, vital and involved. They seek opportunities that empower their intellect and independence. Our later years are a time for pursuing long-delayed dreams and exciting possibilities—and it all happens at the Dietert Center!

In a recent survey of our participants, 90% responded that the Center has had a positive impact on their lives; 75% see friends more often or make new friends, plus feel happier and more satisfied with their lives.

Our mission is to proactively support healthy aging by providing information, services, activities and rewarding volunteer opportunities that enhance the quality of life.

The Center’s programs include:•More than 50 fun on-going exercise,

wellness and recreational activities. •More than 100 Club Ed classes providing

life-long learning for all ages.•More than 90,000 hot lunches annually,

served in our dining room and delivered to homes as “Meals On Wheels.”

• Independent Living services providing help through information and referral, PAL emergency response systems, medical equipment lending, and call reassurance programs.

• A caregiver resource center, including

the “Take Five Club” caregiver respite service.

•More than 300 volunteers assisting in every aspect of our operation, including delivering meals, leading activities, and helping with our travel program.

For more than 40 years, we’ve been making the adventure of aging better. Come join us!

Tina Woods is Dietert’s Executive Director. Contact her at (830) 792-4044, or visit the Center’s website www.dietertcenter.org. The Dietert Center is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization located at 451 Guadalupe Street in Kerrville.

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Reiki

promote relaxation

reduce stress—physical and/or emotional

catalyze the body’s natural ability to heal

reduce/relieve pain, especially chronic pain

stimulate theimmune system

Your Wellness Resolution

Start the New Year off well—experience the natural healing of Reiki. What better way to greet the New Year than to welcome relaxation and balance into your life with Reiki. This hands-on, non-manipulative therapy promotes relaxation while stimulating the immune system—a powerful combination that catalyzes the body’s natural ability to heal itself. Additionally, Reiki is an effective pain reliever and stress reducer. Find out why over 70 hospitals and clinics in the U.S. utilize Reiki in their patient programs.

Host or plan to attend one of Reiki Master Anne Schneider’s free public talks and demos in Kerrville. Make your appointment today with Anne for private Reiki sessions at her Ventana Al Cielo Studio or at The Center for Fitness. It’s your choice of sessions—an introductory 35-minutes or a full 75-minutes—to relax and refresh.

Want to learn Reiki and support your own wellness? Training is simple and practical—sign up now for one of Anne’s Reiki workshops January 11-12 or February 8-9

(FRI, 6:30-9:30 p.m.) – (SAT, 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m.) For more information or to schedule any of these services, contact Anne at www.ReikiTexas.info or

(830)739-5828.Anne Schneider, Reiki Master

What is the Hope Fund? Peterson’s Hope Fund pays for mammograms for uninsured women that cannot otherwise afford the procedure that screens for breast cancer. The fund was started by the auction of a beautiful quilt created by the Peterson hospital auxiliary. The volunteers offered the quilt for auction and the proceeds of that donation started the Hope Fund. Over the years, the Kerr County Women’s Executive Club has contributed to the fund. At the start of the year, the organization presented Peterson with a generous contribution of $2,000. In addition, employees from the Hill Country Telephone Cooperative raised money for the fund during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Many other organizations, supporters, and events have added to this important fund. We can help! How to Apply Anyone seeking assistance from the Hope Fund should have a doctor-written order for a mammogram. To qualify, women must be uninsured. Upon eligibility, candidates will be issued a certificate for a mammogram that is good for 30 days.

What is a Mammogram? A mammogram is an x-ray that allows a qualified specialist to examine the breast tissue for any suspicious areas. This painless procedure usually takes about 30 minutes and is highly recommended for:

• Women 40 and older every 1 or 2 years • Women who are younger than 40 with risk factors for

breast cancer

Women who have no symptoms and no known risks for breast cancer should have regularly scheduled mammograms to help detect potential breast cancer at the earliest possible time.

Happy New Year! Pass it on! Share this article with someone you know and love. Peterson can help. For more information, please contact our team in the Care Coordination Department at 830-258-7629.

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PRMC’s

Hope for the New Yearand every year

Peterson Regional Medical Center is always ready to offer our community the help and hope they need throughout the year. One of the most important gifts you can give yourself is an annual mammogram. Also consider saving the life of someone you know and love. Talk to a friend, co-worker, or neighbor and hand them this article about hope, healing, and health.

PRMC Marketing Director Lisa Winters accepting check from The Executive Women’s Club

by Kathy Simmons RN, BSN& Annabelle Lindner, RHIT

“Over 40 skilled nurses, therapists, home health aides & other professionals provide personalized

quality care to our Hill Country neighbors.”

Serving Bandera, Bexar, Edwards, Gillespie, Kendall, Kerr, Kimble, Medina and Real Counties for more than a decade.

Call 830. 895.3100or toll free 800-506-5557

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Difficulty walking – unsteady when standing – recent fall(s).

Poor grooming/personal hygiene – soiled clothing.

Loss of appetite – changes in eating orcooking habits.

Spoiled/outdated food in refrigerator – little nutritious food in home.

Diminished driving skills – recent accidents – near misses.

Loss of interest in activities once enjoyed.

Reluctance to socialize.

Difficulty concentrating – poor judgment.

Memory loss – forgetfulness – confusionMishandled medications.

Persistent fatigue – lack of energy.

Personality changes – irritability – sudden mood changes.

Unopened mail – past due bills – mishandled finances.

Poor housekeeping/home maintenance – unsafe conditions.

If your loved one has any of these warning signs, speak to your loved one’s physician and speak to a home health agency regarding services that can be provided so they may remain in their home.

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New Patient Service Center1008 Sidney Baker South

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We file all Primary and Secondary Insurances on patient’s behalf.20% patient discount at time of service or online at www.cpllabs.com

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“Our dedication is evidentthrough the care and compassion

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Are you struggling to care for your

loved one?

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or visit www.odysseytexas.com

to view our video, “Hospice and Your Loved One.”

Medical equipment covered and deliveredAll medical equipment related to the hospice diagnosis.

Prescriptions coveredAll medications related to the hospice diagnosis.

Hospice Aide helps with personal careOur aide assists with personal care such as bathing and dressing.

24/7 availability, nurse on callHaving a nurse on call gives you peace of mind.

Incontinence and other supplies coveredAll supplies related to the hospice diagnosis, such as adult briefs.

Few things are more stressful than

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That’s why Odyssey provides

help with emotional,

spiritual and physical needs.

The stress of caring for a loved one can be

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Medicare Benefi t for all eligible patients and

is covered by most insurance plans. Odyssey

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families in Texas than any other provider.

So if you’re struggling to care for someone

you love, don’t wait. Get help today.

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Many of us suffer from colds, flus, coughs, and other respiratory ailments during the winter season. Aromatherapy—the ancient art of healing with the essential oils of plants—offers a natural solution for discomfort in the head, sinuses, nasal passages, and lungs. When inhaled, these aromatic oils go to work immediately on the affected parts, providing gentle, soothing relief.

Some people prefer essential oils to de-congestants, shots, and other cold medi-cines, not only because they act quickly, but because they rarely cause unwanted side effects when used properly. Sensitive individuals in particular, including children and the elderly, can derive wonderful healing benefits from aromatherapy.

Inhaling the crisp, stimulating scent of eucalyptus, spearmint, or peppermint helps relieve a stuffy nose and sinus con-gestion without drying out nasal passages or causing drowsiness. Frankincense, balsam, sweet marjoram, and lemon balm can also ease congestion, coughing, and

irritation in the head, nose, throat, and lungs. Pine, fennel, myrrh, and eucalyptus can aid bronchitis and sinusitis. Tea tree oil soothes sore throats and relieves cold sores in the mouth.

Tea tree oil, peppermint, and eucalyptus are sometimes available in inhalant sticks, but you can simply sniff the fumes of these oils directly from an open bottle or put a few drops on a handkerchief. You can rub some aromatic salves directly on your chest to break up congestion. Be sure to dilute essential oils with grape seed, olive, or jojoba oil, rather than applying them full-strength, as some can cause skin irritation. (Make sure you read the label before using any essential oil.) Put several drops in a vaporizer or humidifier to fill your room with refreshing, healing scent. Or, add essential oils to bathwater and enjoy a soothing soak—you’ll feel better inside and out.

Skye Alexander is the author of The Aromatherapy Card Deck and more than thirty books.

Try nature’s medicine

Aromatherapy

Coughing? Congested?Miserable?

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Are you struggling to care for your

loved one?

We can help.

For more information, call 830.792.6200,

or visit www.odysseytexas.com

to view our video, “Hospice and Your Loved One.”

Medical equipment covered and deliveredAll medical equipment related to the hospice diagnosis.

Prescriptions coveredAll medications related to the hospice diagnosis.

Hospice Aide helps with personal careOur aide assists with personal care such as bathing and dressing.

24/7 availability, nurse on callHaving a nurse on call gives you peace of mind.

Incontinence and other supplies coveredAll supplies related to the hospice diagnosis, such as adult briefs.

Few things are more stressful than

trying to take care of a loved one.

That’s why Odyssey provides

help with emotional,

spiritual and physical needs.

The stress of caring for a loved one can be

overwhelming. That’s where hospice from

Odyssey can help. Our care is part of the

Medicare Benefi t for all eligible patients and

is covered by most insurance plans. Odyssey

is a leader in clinical care and chosen by more

families in Texas than any other provider.

So if you’re struggling to care for someone

you love, don’t wait. Get help today.

Lead ing with care and compassion. Lead ing in Texas.©2012 Gentiva Health Services, Inc 3668A4

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The PRMC Auxiliary

PRMC VolunteersAuxiliary AwardsScholorship

Christina Barrett & Renie Cooper

Falon Raz & Renie Cooper

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Peterson Regional Medical Center Volunteer Auxiliary recently awarded four $1,000 scholarships to Schreiner University students in the licensed vocational nursing program. Graduation from the Schreiner College Program for LVNs took place in December for the recipients, after completing a year of intensive clinical training.

According to Renie Cooper, Scholarship Chairperson, the four scholarship recipients were selected from a field of 20 students, using monies from the PRMC Auxiliary’s many fundraisers. Special recognition was also given to the Schreiner LVN instructors Vangie Martin and Loretta Moreno.

For more information about the scholarship program or other activities of the Auxiliary at Peterson Regional Medical Center, please call 830-258-7630 or visit our Website at www.petersonrmc.com.

Judy Jones-Amason is the Volunteer Coordinator and Patient Representative for Peterson Regional Medical Center. She is a 26 year PRMC employee and has always believed whole-heartedly in the mission of the Volun-teer Auxiliary. She is a graduate of Tivy High School, Schreiner College and the University of Texas at Austin. If you would like information regarding volunteering at PRMC, please contact Judy at 830.258.7495 or e-mail her at jjones@peterson rmc.com

Left to Right: Judy Jones-Amason, Volunteer Coordinator; Vangie Martin, LVN Instructor; Christina

Barrett, Jennifer Bryant, Fallon Raz, Renie Cooper, Scholarship Chairperson PRMC Auxiliary; Amy Lynn, and

Loretta Moreno, LVN Instructor

by Judy Jones-Amason

Jennifer Bryant & Renie Cooper

Amy Lynn & Renie Cooper

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