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Sandy Cackowski, Cher Binks, Deborah Douglas, Lynn Ellis, Bonnie Dolson, and Marilyn Moffet.
Beautification
Tee Garden - Lynn Ellis, Chair
Ridgeview Park - Debra & Ralph Young
DeWalt Heritage Center - Melissa Swanson
Bridal Walk— Cher Binks
Care and Concerns
Jerre Anne Wagner, Chair
Horticulture & Swap Table
Sandra Brown, Chair; Shotzie Price, Co-Chair
Hospitality
June Langford & Doris Walker, Co-Chairs
Publicity
Sandy Cackowski, Chair: Judy Fisher and Claude Griffin
Scholarship
Ann Gross, Co-Chairs, Team Members - Lela Burgess, Cindi Davison, Joanne Gore
Website
Karen Santos, Chair
Yard of the Month
Melissa Swanson, Chair; Cecilia Hernandez, Co-Chairs Becky Faust
Ways and Means Plant Sale - Deborah Douglas/Cher Binks
Caladium Bulbs - Charlene Randall and Rebecca Randall
Arbor Day
Becky Faust, Chair; Donna Williams, Co-chair
Audit and Budget
Linda Fisher & Marsha Strain, Co-chairs
Calling Committee
Ann Gross, Trudy Edwards, Joan Fox, Cynthia Stewart, Jaye Talius, Penny Johnson, Lela Burgess & Annette Weston
Community Outreach
Marilyne Malone– Buttered Cupboard (Fort Bend Food Pantry)
Jackie Walker—Graceful Givers (Fort Bend Women’s Shelter)
Linda Fisher– Brookwood Garden Therapy
Marilyn Moffett– Toys for Joy (MC Police & Fire Toy Drive)
Holiday Lighting
Charlene Randall, Rebecca Randall, Co-Chairs; Team Member - Gretchen Cockerill & Deborah Douglas
Inspiration
Trudy Edwards
New Member Liaison
Ann Gross, Chair
New Member Social
Marilyn Moffett & Patsy Colvber, Co-chairs
Nominating Committee
Marilyn Moffet, Parliamentarian
Out and About
Cynthia Stewart, Chair; Kristy Casey, Co-Chair
Workshop
Gretchen Cockerill, Chair; Sandy Cackowski, Co-Chair
Yearbook
Karen Santos, Chair
The following are Quail Valley Garden Club members who have completed Master Gardener Certification. Master Gardeners are members of the local community who take an active interest in their lawns, trees, shrubs, flowers and gardens. They are willing to learn and to help others and are able to communicate with diverse groups of people. What sets Master Gardeners apart from other home gardeners is their special training in horticulture. In exchange for their training, persons who become Master Gardeners contribute time as volunteers, working through the Texas AgriLife Extension office to provide horticultural-related information to their communities. Feel free to contact these valuable resources to our club and community.
Penny Johnson, Barbara Thompson, Debbie Hanks, Toni Eilerts, Debra Young and Ralph Young
The following Quail Valley Garden Club members have completed Master Naturalist Certification. The Master Naturalist program is a natural resource-based volunteer program sponsored by Texas AgriLife Extension and Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. The goal is “to develop a corps of well-informed volunteers who provide education, outreach and service dedicated to the beneficial management of natural resources and natural areas within their communities for the state of Texas.”
Sandra Brown, Marilyne Malone
