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Salute to Tom Turbiville
Thanks to sponsorship by David Gardner’s Big Give, on Thursday, January 8, 2009, the Museum will roast Tom Turbiville for his dedication to this community at Miramont Country Club, cocktails 6pm, dinner 7pm. The program will generate much-needed general operating funds for the Museum.
We hope you will join us in honoring Tom and our veterans by attending. Tables may be sponsored for $1000 per 10 guests. Individual tickets are available for $60.
Tom has been a member of our community for 24 years and has made valuable contributions to the Brazos Valley in many ways. As a former member of the Museum’s Board, Tom has long supported our mission to preserve and protect cultural and natural history. He also knows that it costs $20,000 a month for the Museum to maintain its current programs and exhibits, an obligation that cannot be fulfilled without the support of the citizens of our great community.
We guarantee you laughter, great music, good food, and the chance to support your Brazos Valley, your Museum!
In the Press
A Few Good Zingers (theeagle.com)
Community Honors, Roasts Tom Turbiville (KBTX)

