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Stetsons & Stilettos Event
a Huge Success
Stanley Elementary’s PTA raised over $30,000 at the first ever “Stetsons & Stilettos for the Stampede” fall fundraiser event held at Cross Creek Ranch. Radio personality Kevin Kline
from the New 93Q Morning Zoo served as the celebrity master of ceremonies.
Cross Creek Ranch and Trendmaker Homes graciously hosted the event at the
Welcome Center. Decked out in everything from western attire to stilettos,
guests enjoyed food donated from six local restaurants with live music from
Gene Neptune and Joe Kilpatrick. The auction included six highly sought after
live auction items and more than 150 silent auction items donated from local
businesses and various Stanley parents and faculty.
“It was amazing to see all the volunteers work tirelessly to make this event
possible in just a few short months,
” said PTA President Courtney Doyle.
The money raised will benefit students at Katy ISD’s newest school, Stan C. Stanley Elementary, which opened in August to students living in Cross Creek Ranch, Westheimer Lakes North and Cinco
Ranch Southwest.
16) Neighbors Chad and Jennifer Tiedt, and Brian and Amy Snyder enjoy an adult night
out for a good cause.
17) Venita and Sean Granere proudly support Stanley Elementary’s first annual Stetsons and Stilettos event.
18) Celebrity emcee Kevin Kline from 93Q radio station posed with Stanley moms
Jessica Wilson, Kris Shade, Courtney Doyle, Jennifer Tiedt, Cayce Saban and
Carrie Farris.
19) Stan Stanley, Kevin Kline and Principal Kerri Finnesand show their Stanley
Stampede spirit by wearing western attire.
20) Guests paid big bucks for the popular live auction items, including the First in
Carpool Line purchased by Maranda Suire and Sherry Stockman.
21) Jim Sikes samples the delicious barbecue from The Swinging Door restaurant.
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Katy Triathlon at Firethorne
The Katy Triathlon at Firethorne on Nov. 10 was a runaway success with nearly
1,000 athletes running, swimming and cycling to raise the most funds ever
—$50,000—to benefit the Katy Rotary Fund. The Rotary Club of Katy, race sponsor, raises
funds to support local charities that provide essential health, recreation and
educational services to children in the Katy ISD attendance area.
22) Reeder Family: Scott Reeder (father, runner) and his son, Carter Reeder
(cyclist), participated in a relay team at the Katy Triathlon at Firethorne
along with Alex Husby (runner, not pictured.) Rooting for their father/son/
brother were Laurie Reeder (wife/mom) and Caroline (daughter/sister), who works
as a Firethorne guide in the Firethorne Visitor Center.
23) Triathlete Joe Rothchild, a realtor at RE/MAX Fry Road, participated in the Katy
Triathlon at Firethorne.
Halloween Bunco Party
24) (Back row) Keli Schroeder, Jill Olejniczak, Beverly Musick, Fatima Donaldson,
Dawn Champagne, Olga Vivas; (front row) Linda Worsham, Judi Linton, Unjoo
Azbill and Jennifer McGary
City of Katy Tree Lighting
On Nov. 19, the city of Katy held its annual tree lighting at Katy Heritage
Society Park.
25) Councilman Fabol Hughes, Judy and Kirk Walton, and Councilman Larry Gore
26) Mayor Don Elder and Jamie Wolman
27) Marilyn Frishman, Linda Mikeska, Pat Williamson and Pam Beckendorff
28) Katy Junior High Choir
29) Hutsell Elementary School Choir
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