Jr League Ledger Fall 2015 by HUDSON PRINTING & GRAPHIC DESIGN

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Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined. – Henry David Thoreau

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Letter from the President What an amazing time to be a part of the Junior League of Longview. I am so proud of our League and all that we have already accomplished this year, and it is only October! I truly believe that the Junior League of Longview is at a pivotal point where we can be instrumental in the process of revitalizing our community. If you did not have a chance to hear Geoffrey Canada speak at the 2015 Junior League of Longview Poverty Conference, I hope you take the time to look at what he and his team have accomplished through The Harlem Children’s Zone. They completely revitalized 97 of the most impoverished blocks in Harlem, New York, and they did it by tackling one block at a time. During his presentation, Mr. Canada stated, “Despair is contagious, but so is hope.” While it would be easy to focus on the high crime rates, large numbers of children living in poverty, and homelessness in the Longview area, I choose to hope the Junior League of Longview and our community partners can and will make a difference in the lives of those around us. It is time for everyone to sit down at the table, acknowledge the issues within our own community, and choose to take the first step towards eradicating poverty. As a League, we are committed to this fight. Our Project Research and Development Committee is continuing to gather data about our community and the needs of those experiencing poverty, and our projects are well underway. Our League members have already capitalized on multiple opportunities to serve our community through projects like Done in a Day, Helping Hands, and School Supply Train. I hope you will take some time to delve into the pages of this Ledger and see the difference our members are making in our community. Our goal with the Ledger this year is to provide you with a more thorough picture of what is happening in our league. While we will not have as many issues of the Ledger as we have in the past, the issues we do print will provide a different perspective on League happenings. The goal of the Ledger this year is to not just repeat the information most of us already receive through social media. For example, an article about a project might be told through the eyes of a beneficiary of that particular project. For this reason, I hope you take the time to read through each article. I encourage you to come alongside me and to actively choose to have hope for our community’s future. If we want to change our community, it is going to take all of us working together. My Best,

Taylor Clark

Taylor Clark JLL President, 2015-2016

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The Junior League of Longview, Inc. will devote our resources toward raising awareness and ﬁghting poverty as it affects families.

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Ledger Vision Tell our story to change our story. Editor Assistant Editor Treasurer Liaison Sustaining Advisors

Michelle Heflin Beth Swindell Brittney Thompson Lauren Henson Linda Thomas Sally Barron

2015-2016 BOARD President President Elect President Elect-Elect Executive Vice President Treasurer Recording Secretary Nominating Chair Member-at-Large Board Sustaining Advisors

Taylor Clark Kristen Ishihara Melanie Crocker Crista Black Jessica LaRue Kristi Kemper Kristin Bates Erin Brogoitti Cathy Cace Sharla Visage

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2015-2016 VP Council Community Vice President Executive Vice President Vice President Membership Vice President Communication Assistant Treasurer Council Sustaining Advisor

Dear Readers, What does it look like to be part of something bigger than you’d be able to accomplish individually? The next couple of pages will paint that exact picture. JLL has been impacting our community for the last 75 years (going on 76 years) and I am continually surprised to learn how far our impact stretches across Longview. As we highlight projects this year, Ua PWXM Q[ \PI\ aW] _W]TL ÅVL I [XMKQÅK XZWRMK\ \PI\ KIX\]ZM[ your attention and that you’d be curious to see how you could be part of the change or impact in our community. The last volume of Ledger took the readers through the history of the Junior League of Longview and what could be concluded is that we have adapted to meet the needs of our community. Though the faces in the pictures will change the heart and soul of our League will be to devote our resources towards ZIQ[QVO I_IZMVM[[ IVL ÅOP\QVO XW^MZ\a I[ Q\ I‫ٺ‬MK\[ NIUQTQM[ Best Regards, 5QKPMTTM 0MÆQV Ledger Editor 2015-2016

Kendrah Tennison Crista Black LaCee Holly Lauren Henson Ashley Pate Leslie Carlile

2015-2016 COMMUNITY ADVISORS Richard Brack Amy Brown Mary Carlson Holly Fuller Jennifer Harris Laura Hill Rev. Jennene Laurinec Brenda Linton Dr. Renee McGough Jennifer Slade Hon. Judge Bill Stoudt David Ummel

Longview News-Journal Longview Regional Medical Center Neiman Marcus Partners in Prevention Texas Bank and Trust City of Longview Martin Gas McGough & McGough Dentistry East Texas Literacy Council Bucker Children & Family Svcs.

COMMUNITY PROJECT CHAIRS Done in a Day Helping Hands Kids in the Kitchen Read As One School Supply Train Motivate to Move

Shanna Ireland Katlyn Scott Kathleen Cochran Claire Mizell Summer Sinclair Kelsey Drennan

HEADQUARTERS 1109 N 4th Street• Longview, TX 75601-4740 903.757.5740 • www.jllongview.org

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JUNIOR LEAGUE OF LONGVIEW LEADERSHIP 2015-2016

In the 2014-2015 League year, the Junior League of Longview made significant changes to its leadership structure. Formerly, the League featured one leadership body, the Council. The Council was comprised of the President, President-Elect, Recording Secretary, Vice President Finance, Vice President Membership, Vice President Communications, Community Vice President, Nominating Chair and two Sustaining Advisors. The President-Elect-Elect, Member-at-Large and Treasurer also served as non-voting members. The Council was responsible for both the governance and management functions of the League. Governance functions are those that are focused on the big picture and are forwardthinking in nature. In contrast, management functions are those that are focused on the daily operations and are

Board Members L to R (Front row) Kristi Kemper - Recording Secretary, Kristin Bates - Nominating Chair, Erin Brogoitti - Member-at-Large. L to R (Back row) Jessica LaRue - Treasurer, Kristen Ishihara - President-Elect, Taylor Clark - President, Crista Black - Executive Vice President, Melanie Crocker - President-Elect-Elect. 6

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present-thinking in nature. As a result of the Council being responsible for both governance and management functions, all leadership decisions for the League were required to pass through a single body. Last year, in an effort to promote efficiency and productivity, the Junior League of Longview changed to a dual leadership system, wherein the functions of governance and management were separated. Under the new system, the League has one body, the Board, that governs and one body, the VP Council, that manages. Board • Governs • Focuses on the big picture • Plans the League’s future • Determines “what” the League is going to do VP Council • Manages • Focuses on the day-to-day operations • Plans the League’s present VP Council Members L to R (Front row) Kendrah Tennison - Vice President Community, • Determines “how” the League is going to do Crista Black - Executive Vice President, Ashley Pate - Assistant the “what” With the governance and management functions separated, the Board is freed from the constraints associated with managing daily operation, and it is able to focus on steering the League in the right direction. It is the VP Council’s responsibility to keep the League operational as the League moves in the direction chosen by the Board. The result of the dual leadership system is a League that is more efficiently run and, therefore, better equipped to create a lasting impact on the community.

Treasurer. L to R (Back row) Lauren Henson - Vice President Communication, LaCee Holly - Vice President membership.

The change in leadership structure necessitated the creation of a new position – the Executive Vice President. The Executive Vice President has ultimate responsibility for the day-to-day operations of the League – a responsibility that once fell upon the President. While the President presides over the Board meetings, the Executive Vice President presides over the VP Council meetings. The Executive Vice President also serves as a liaison between the VP Council and the Board and is a voting member of the Board. Amy Miller Governance/Rollout Team Leader

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ost of us have barely wrapped our minds around this school year, much less next - but The Junior League is already planning for the 2016 School Supply Train (SST).

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oving into the Junior League’s second year for the project, Read As One is looking to make a bigger impact and reach more people. Last year was a very successful year and we had a lot of big events. This year the League’s goal is to reach different populations through smaller events all while promoting the love of reading to all age groups. So far, the committee has stuffed 500 books in Pre-K and Kindergarten School Supply Train Backpacks. They have also donated an in-class library of around 30 books to a 2nd grade classroom at Everhart Elementary. In October we started our partnership with the Boys and Girls Club. They asked if we would be willing to sit down and read with ﬁrst, second and third graders to help them work on their reading skills and comprehension - and we said, “Of course!” The students are really struggling with reading at or on grade level, so we are going to spend evenings this fall reading to the students and working on their comprehension. We hope to begin a book club with the teenagers as well.

Below are a few noteworthy events we are working on: • We are in the process of ordering books for a family that will receive their Habitat for Humanity home in November. The family consists of a mother and three sons, and we are going to donate books, magazine subscriptions, and bookcases for the family. We hope to attend the house dedication to make the donation. • We are hoping to do a college and career fair for students in the foster care system in the spring. This will allow students to see their options and to better understand what they need to do to get where they want to be. • We have reached out to a few authors to Skype in to speak for a few minutes about their books. • Last year we had a very successful book drive, and we put several boxes of books back to use to build libraries for nursing homes this year. We will donate several boxes of books and bookcases to a nursing home in need this spring.

We don’t have a set number of books we are wanting to donate, but our goal is to provide books for all participants at each of our events. Please bring your new or gently used books by the League Center!

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Honorariums Brenda Liverman Jeanie Folzenlogen Barbara McClellan Waynell Kuhlman Libby Novy Betty Roberts Jeanie Folzenlogen Kathy Lancaster Judy Tidmore

PREP SCHOOL at First Christian Church

Betty Roberts Barbara McClellan Brenda Liverman Libby Novy Waynell Kuhlman

Pam Surles, Director safe & loving environment low student-to-teacher ratios

Memorials Jack Strong Patty Shappell

ages 6 months - Kindergarten 720 N. 6th Street

Welcome Little Leaguers

May 3, 2015

Avery Lyn Bohrer, 7 lbs 4 ozs Parents Jordan & Nick Bohrer Grandmother Debbie Lofton Oberthier, Sustainer

September2, 2015

Alexander Raymond Ireland, 7 lbs 9 ozs September 29, 2015 Noah Wade Johnson Parents Patrick & Shana McGraw Ireland, Active Parents Amy & Dustin Johnson Welcomed home by big brothers Michael & Connor Grandmothers Judy Rickabaugh Johnson and Barbara Burmingham Norton, Sustainers Evelynn Nichole Pate, 7 lbs 13 ozs Welcomed home by big brothers Nathan & Jack Parents Drew & Ashley Yearick Pate, Active

September 4, 2015

Welcomed home by big brother Daniel September 9, 2015

Camden Robert Brajenovich, 7 lbs 12 ozs. Parents Lacey & Bobby Brajenovich Grandmother Susan Bowling Randolph, Sustainer Welcomed home by big sister Peyton Elizabeth

September 14, 2015 Aubree Louise Branch, 7 lbs 12 ozs Parents Jennifer & Connor Branch Grandmother Paula Golding Loden, Sustainer

October 7, 2015

Caroline Lila Collier Parents Stefanie & Curtis Collier Grandmother Doris Reeves Collier, Sustainer

October 9, 2015

Joah Rush Roberts, 7 lbs 7 ozs Parents Jadie & Shiloh Ray Roberts, Provisional

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According to Guttry, the incredible attributes shown by those in the Civil War, and those who had family members in the War, were a great inspiration to sharing her family’s story in conjunction with her research. “My dearest hope is that the readers will love my characters and find inspiration in their courage, faith, and hope during one of American’s most challenging times to thrive, fight a war, and raise a family,” said Guttry.

ottie Lipscomb Guttry grew up in the small town of Kilgore, Texas, the site of the famous East Texas Oil Field. She attended Sweet Briar College, received a bachelor of music degree from the University of Texas at Austin, a master of arts from Stephen F. Austin University, and a doctorate from Texas A&M University at Commerce. A cousin introduced Lottie to Sarah and Alexander Browning and their story—the basis for her historical novel Alligator Creek.

This JLL Sustainer and author brings to life what Americans faced during the Civil War, exploring the effects of war, a family’s story, and 19th century lifestyles in Alligator Creek. Guttry combines the stories of her own ancestors, Sarah and Alex Browning, and years of research to enlighten readers about what life was like during that period of civil unrest when brother fought against brother. Based on a true family story and documented history, Alligator Creek presents strong characters who survived the unique and difficult period of the American Civil War. Sarah and Alex Browning lived in Lake City, Florida during the 1860s, and Alex’s recorded military service includes many of the most famous battles between the Generals Grant and Lee.

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Fall Sustainer Luncheon

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xactly one year ago, Project Research and Development (PR&D) Chair Kendrah Tennison encouraged her committee to hear the vision of Julee Rachels - and boy are they glad they listened! Heartisans Marketplace exists to provide opportunities for under- and un-employed women to acquire marketable job skills, DOORZLQJ DQ LQFUHDVHG OHYHO RI VHOI VXI多FLHQF\ UHVXOWLQJ in an improved quality of life for themselves and their families.

The Junior League is proud to be a part of an innovative way of helping women in Longview and encourages you to take a trip downtown and shop the Heartisans Marketplace!

While at Heartisans, program participants complete ability, aptitude and interest surveys identifying careers LQ WKH ORFDO FRPPXQLW\ WKDW QDWXUDOO\ 多W WKHP 7KLV creates a better opportunity for a successful job search and placement upon completion of the program. Through a partnership with Longview Economic Development Commission (LEDCO), Essential ACT WorkKeys pretests in applied math, reading comprehension, and information location are given, and a customized study plan is set for each participant, along with vital soft skills needed for the workplace. Time spent in the manufacturing studios reinforces these skills and provides the participant with a work reference.

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Helping Hands has been busy during September and October. Not only did the Helping Hands group serve lunch to over 100 men and several families at Hiway 80 Rescue Mission, they were the Junior League’s “boots on the ground” as the site host for the October 10th Habitat for Humanity’s Women Build event. The Junior League of Longview, site host, and 30 additional volunteers from various community organizations worked alongside the League’s Helping Hands team to hang siding on a home. In true “women build” style - the ladies cleaned the job site after completing their task. Leave it to the League to leave something better than they found it!

Community Advisors Luncheon The League’s Community Advisors met in October to hear reports on our major projects and provide feedback. We’re grateful for the time they give our organization every year. Community Advisors serve a two year term and this year’s advisors are: Richard Brack (Longview News-Journal), Amy Brown (Longview Regional Medical Center), Mary Carlson (Neiman Marcus), Holly Fuller (Partners in Prevention), Jennifer Harris (Texas Bank & Trust), Laura Hill (City of Longview), Rev. Jennene Laurinec, Brenda Linton (Martin Gas), Dr. Renee McGough (McGough & McGough Dentistry), Jennifer Slade (East Texas Literacy Council), Hon. Judge Bill Stoudt, and David Ummel (Bucker Children & Family Services). 22

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The ladies of the Junior League took a brief break from the busy fall to visit Enochâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Stomp Winery for a taste of Napa Valley come to East Texas. Many thanks to Claire Mizell for the custom JLL wineglasses, Membership Development for planning the excursion and the good folks at Enochâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Stomp!

Are you looking for a SWEET way to support the Junior League? Drop by Corner Bakery in Longview and pickup a creme cake for only $20! Be sure and tell them you are purchasing on behalf of the Junior League, and $5 will be returned to us for ourCommunity Project Fund Drive! Need to place a BIG order? Call our office at

903.757.5740 Please order by Debember 15th, Cakes may be picked up until December 20th. The Junior League of Longview, Inc.

The 2015 Monster Dash was spearheaded by Libby Black and Jessica Hughes. 549 Dashers found themselves on a new race course - Historic Downtown Longview! Natalie Lynch, Dana Parr, and Amy Hull came to us from “Past President’s Island” and joined this year’s President, Taylor Clark, as judges for the costume contest helping make this years Monster Dash a huge success.

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Membership and Recruitment Social Ellie Bee’s was the perfect gathering place for the October Membership and Recruitment Social. Potential Junior League of Longview members were invited to hear about the vital projects currently underway in our community in addition to the new funding partnership being launched with Ellie Bee’s and the Chavez for Charity. Lindsay Elkins Crenshaw was a gracious host and is generously donating a portion of proceeds from the sale of the special edition Chavez for Charity bracelets. Take a moment to stop in Ellie Bee’s (take a peak at the fabulous Kendra Scott items!) and thank Lindsay for her support of the League and projects in our community.

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When Carolyn found a lump in her breast, her doctor recommended a 3D mammogram at Longview Regional Medical Center. The lump turned out to be a form of cancer that required surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. “I had a whole team of people working together to provide care, answer every question, and help my life go on as normally as possible,” said Carolyn. “They even scheduled my treatments around trips to see my grandchildren. The healthcare system at Longview Regional is second to none.” Contact the Center for Breast Care of Longview Regional Medical Center at 903-232-8596 for information or to schedule your 3D mammogram. Appointments are on a ﬁrst-come, ﬁrst-served basis. A physician order is not required, but the patient must provide a physician’s name when an appointment is made. If the person does not have a physician/provider, a list will be provided for the patient’s selection. All mammogram reports will be sent to the physician/provider and follow-ups are the responsibility of the patient.

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