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Note from Tonya: Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda

Recently, some very dear friends of mine, who also admire great mentors who inspire and motivate, connected me to Rhea Wong.  I am hooked on her message delivery, wit, and gems of wisdom!  The title of one of her recent messages was “Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda”, and...

Remembering Bubba Moore: Houston Clay Shoot Hero

Leonard “Bubba” Moore had a thirst for excellence that drove him forward for his whole life. He served in the US Navy, volunteered for community events, and enjoyed life to the fullest. He was married to Kathy Moore for 53 years and had 3 wonderful children and 3...

Running to Do More

Craig Julien never chose to run, running was always a means to an end. In junior high, he ran to stay in shape for soccer and swimming. After seeing his brother Brett fall in love with running in high school, Craig decided to try cross-country running. In his early...

Remembering Steve Branch: 2023 Dallas Clay Shoot Hero

Steve Branch has always been a mover and a shaker. Whether he was spending time with his family, playing sports, or helping around his community, Steve was active and moving. He made sure to pass his sense of adventure and accountability on to his 3 daughters, Katie,...
Running to Do More

Running to Do More

Craig Julien never chose to run, running was always a means to an end. In junior high, he ran to stay in shape for...

When a Walk Becomes a Run

When a Walk Becomes a Run

  The Walk to Defeat ALS is a favored celebration of hope that takes place in Texas every October. For many, it is a...

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