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Friday, June 28, 2013
Brownwood Bulletin 3
Angelo State University
Dean s List for Spring ’13
SPECIAL TO THE BULLETIN
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Students achieving the Dean’s List
for the 2013 spring semester have
been announced by Angelo State
University in San Angelo.
To be eligible for the Dean’s List,
students must be enrolled full time at
ASU and must maintain a 3.25 or bet-
ter grade point average on a 4.0 scale.
Students making the honor roll are
listed by their hometowns: Abigail C.
Hall of Bangs; Allison M. Burt, Kayla
D. Butler, Jessica L. Castleman, Alexis
S. Fletcher, Chelsea K. Moore, Logan
A. Murray, Danielle N. O’Neill, Dawn
O. Popnoe, Robert A. Rice and Adri-
anna A. Villarreal, all of Brady; Kelsi
M. Charboneau, Valerie R. Delarosa,
Leeza G. Hudspeth, Shana D. Karnes,
Alyssa N. Lewis, Mallorie A. Maxwell,
Amber J. Musick, Dustin S. Tarrant,
Kendall B. Thornhill and Stephanie S.
Woodcox, all of Brownwood; Kaylie
D. Adams, Shasta B. Bacon, Deven
K. Densman, Beau D. Mayo, Jacy R.
Payne and Jared C. Romine, all of
Coleman; Kyle L. Crim and Garrett
T. Schwartz, both of Comanche;
Jonathan C. Hull, Kayla Hullum and
Tucker W. King, all of Early; Kayla D.
Bufe, Tyler M. Horton and Chesney
E. Neely, all of Goldthwaite; Seth C.
Crisp of Richland Springs; Jose G.
Luna of Rising Star; and Haylee T.
Oliver of San Saba.
Fireworks start grass fire
Brownwood and
Bangs firefighters
responded to a
grass fire Thursday
afternoon in a pas-
ture just off U.S.
Highway 67/84,
outside the east
edge of Bangs.
Bangs Police Chief
Troy Grusendorf
said a group of
teens had been
setting off fire-
works, and Roman
candles ignited the
fire that burned
about two acres.
STEVE NASH |
BROWNWOOD
BULLETIN
Early native Tisdale Elected Chair
of the State Bar Board of Directors
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Cindy Tisdale, the owner
of the Law Office of Cindy
V. Tisdale in Granbury,
took office as chair of the
State Bar of Texas Board of
Directors at the State Bar
Annual Meeting June 20-2 L
in Dallas.
Tisdale, who practices
family law, said she is
humbled and honored. “I
love the people — the bar
directors, the State Bar
employees. I have come to
respect tremendously the
work the bar does.”
Tisdale realizes that not
everyone on the board is
going to see eye-to-eye on
every issue. “When you have
that many intelligent people
in the room, there are going
Cindy Tisdale
to be
differ-
ences of
opinion,”
Tisdale
noted.
But she
has seen
firsthand
the com-
mitment
the board
has to
uniting to make great things
happen. “I want to continue
that cohesiveness,” she said.
Tisdale sees her new role
as a facilitator, working with
incoming State Bar President
Lisa Tatum and helping
to bring everybody on the
board together for a com-
mon goal — to make the
State Bar better. “It amazes
me how much this bar does
for the attorneys of Texas.”
A native of Early and grad-
uate of Early High School,
Tisdale studied journalism
at Baylor University. After
graduating with a bachelor’s
degree, Tisdale stayed in
Waco and worked in the
university’s public rela-
tions department for a year
before entering Baylor Law
School and earning her J.D.
Tisdale began her legal
career doing civil work,
including CPS cases, for the
McLennan County district
attorney’s office. She eventu-
ally moved to a private firm
in Waco and then started
her own firm in Granbury.
Although she dabbled in
other areas of practice, she
quickly found herself back
in family law.
“The cases that stand out
AMANDA LEIJA | BROWNWOOD BULLETIN
Celise Lemons, 8, and Bryce Lopez, 9, prepare to break a water balloon over the other’s
head to help cool off after lunch.
GARDEN
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and Amy Abernathy with
Corinne T. Smith Animal
Center presented programs
about their organizations to
the students.
“One of the main things
we went over was every-
thing the community garden
does,” Engle said. “The kids
helped harvest onions and
later took them to the Salva-
tion Army.”
Since its creation, the
community garden has pro-
vided fresh produce to the
Salvation Army’s Loaves and
Fishes program that pro-
vides a hot lunch to several
Brown County residents.
Students will dine at the
Salvation Army today to see
the full circle of the garden’s
involvement in the program,
Engle said.
“We had a good mix of in-
struction, arts and crafts and
fun,” said Daniel Graham,
garden coordinator. “I have
a feeling we will be doing a
least one session next year,
if not more.”
The Brownwood Area
Community Garden is open
from L0 a.m. to L p.m. the
second and fourth Saturday
of the month for anyone to
come out to visit or volun-
teer. The garden is located
at L5L4 Dublin St. inside
the Brownwood Housing
Authority Park Homes and
behind the CTO building.
For more information
about the Brownwood
Area Community Garden’s
upcoming programs, contact
Graham at (325) 64L-9029 or
Engle at (325) 784-8453.
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to me are the ones in which
kids are involved. There’s no
question,” Tisdale said.
Tisdale has dedicated
her life to helping children
and families. She is a fellow
of the American Academy
of Matrimonial Lawyers, a
member of the Texas Acad-
emy of Family Law Special-
ists, and a council member
of the State Bar of Texas
Family Law Section, in which
she has served on the pro
bono committee for the past
three years.
“We put on CLE seminars
for free, and in exchange,
the participant must agree
to take two pro bono cases.
The legal service provid-
ers are stretched so thin
that this seminar is a way
to aid them in getting legal
help for the indigent in
family law cases,” Tisdale
explained.
Tisdale has also served as
president of the board of
directors of the Paluxy River
Children’s Advocacy Center.
When Tisdale is not busy
working, she enjoys explor-
ing Granbury and the sur-
rounding area and spending
time with her friends, fam-
ily, and two children.
Tisdale is the daughter
of Duane and Jean Miller of
Zephyr and Judy and David
Hankins of Granbury.
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