GAT LIFE MEMBERS

2011 - Kevin Mazeika - Mazeika, a native of Houston, began coaching men’s gymnastics in 1984 and has served on the National Team Coaching Staff since 1988. He has coached at more than 35 international competitions and has been head or assistant coach at 15 international team events. While he was serving as head coach, the U.S. Men’s Team recorded some of the USA’s most successful performances in recent history. For the first time, the U.S. men won team medals in back-to-back Olympic Games – silver in 2004 and bronze in 2008, representing the U.S. men’s best Olympic team finishes since they won the team gold medal in 1984. 2004 was the men’s first team medal in a non-boycotted Olympics since 1932. Mazeika also was the head coach for the 2007, 2003 and 2001 World Championships Team. The U.S. men earned the team silver medal at both the 2001 and 2003 World Championships. Prior to 2001, the men had not won a world team medal since 1979. Mazeika, who was named the U.S. men’s national team coordinator in December 2009, was the men’s program manager at the Houston Gymnastics Academy and owner of Mazeika's Elite Gymnastics. He was the personal coach of two Olympians, seven World Championship team members, a world champion, nine World Cup medalists, 52 national team members and 33 national champions. Mazeika is married and has two daughters. 

2011 - Frank Kudlac - Frank, a native of Binghamton, New York, was born into a family with a rich history and appreciation for the sport of gymnastics … grandfather, father, mother, sister … all excelled in gymnastics. As a youngster he started his gymnastics through SOKOL. He attended West Chester University (PA) where he competed as an all-arounder and was team captain his senior year. The West Chester Rams were conference champions the first three years of Kudlac’s career and finished as conference runner-up his senior year. He graduated in 1978 with a B.S degree in P.E. He moved to Denton in 1978, entered graduate school at TWU and earned his Master’s Degree in 1981. During those graduate years he started a club gymnastics team with seven women recruited from his classes and on campus. He quickly nurtured this group into a varsity squad in 1980, and has successfully built it into a nine-time USA Gymnastics Collegiate National Champion and two-time Midwest Independent Conference (MIC) champion. He has coached numerous USAG Individual National Champions, All-Americans, Academic All-American, and NCAA Post Graduate Scholars. He is a nine-time NCAA Division II Coach of the Year. In addition to teaching in the department of Kinesiology at TWU Frank also owns and manages Achievers Gymnastics Center, a private gym in Denton. In 1994 he added international experience to his resume when he served as an assistant coach at the Goodwill Games in St. Petersburg, Russia. Frank was inducted into the West Chester University Athletic Hall of Fame on February 16, 2008. After coaching 33 years at Texas Woman’s University, Frank retired in May of 2011. Elected 2011. Frank, a native of Binghamton, New York, was born into a family with a rich history and appreciation for the sport of gymnastics … grandfather, father, mother, sister … all excelled in gymnastics.As a youngster he started his gymnastics through SOKOL. He attended West Chester University (PA) where he competed as an all-arounder and was team captain his senior year. The West Chester Rams were conference champions the first three years of Kudlac’s career and finished as conference runner-up his senior year. He graduated in 1978 with a B.S degree in P.E.He moved to Denton in 1978, entered graduate school at TWU and earned his Master’s Degree in 1981. During those graduate years he started a club gymnastics team with seven women recruited from his classes and on campus. He quickly nurtured this group into a varsity squad in 1980, and has successfully built it into a nine-time USA Gymnastics Collegiate National Champion and two-time Midwest Independent Conference (MIC) champion. He has coached numerous USAG Individual National Champions, All-Americans, Academic All-American, and NCAA Post Graduate Scholars. He is a nine-time NCAA Division II Coach of the Year.In addition to teaching in the department of Kinesiology at TWU Frank also owns and manages Achievers Gymnastics Center, a private gym in Denton. In 1994 he added international experience to his resume when he served as an assistant coach at the Goodwill Games in St. Petersburg, Russia. Frank was inducted into the West Chester University Athletic Hall of Fame on February 16, 2008. After coaching 33 years at Texas Woman’s University, Frank retired in May of 2011. Elected 2011.

2010 - Jodie Trncak - We are very pleased to honor Mrs. Jodie Trncak as an Honorary Life Member for her accomplishments in gymnastics. For 38 years Jodie has created and led gymnastic programs, including internationally recognized performance teams. Her contributions are wide-ranging, but they all emanate from a true passion for mentoring young gymnasts; a passion which Jodie attributes to her mother, who was a Hall of Fame legend in Fast Pitch Softball. Jodie applied her Bachelor of Arts in Teaching (with a minor in Art) in building a gymnastics program for the Ft. Bend School district in 1972, where she taught for 5 years. It was there that she recognized her calling to gymnastics and became a coach to Katy Kips and Gizi‟s, then finally at Biron‟s Gymnastics where she has been for more than 25 years. We are very pleased to honor Mrs. Jodie Trncak as an Honorary Life Member for her accomplishments in gymnastics. For 38 years Jodie has created and led gymnastic programs, including internationally recognized performance teams. Her contributions are wide-ranging, but they all emanate from a true passion for mentoring young gymnasts; a passion which Jodie attributes to her mother, who was a Hall of Fame legend in Fast Pitch Softball.Jodie applied her Bachelor of Arts in Teaching (with a minor in Art) in building a gymnastics program for the Ft. Bend School district in 1972, where she taught for 5 years. It was there that she recognized her calling to gymnastics and became a coach to Katy Kips and Gizi‟s, then finally at Biron‟s Gymnastics where she has been for more than 25 years.She dedicated herself to developing the athletic and character potential of every young athlete that came through her door, and was rewarded with the gratitude of generations of women, some of whom became professional athletes, performers, or coaches. Jodie is a competitor, coached elite level athletes, and accumulated many artistic gymnastics competition titles, particularly in Floor Exercise. Her passion for excellence was evident in her enthusiastic coaching style, which led USGF judge Pat Etheridge to remark that Jodie‟s sideline coaching was as remarkable as her routines. Jodie became a USGF judge also, and credits her mentors Jennifer Host, Carol Hillenburg, and Pat Etheridge in that role. Jodie has also been a GAT clinician for 14 years and has served on the GAT board. For the past fifteen years, Jodie has served as the Head Coach and Choreographer for the Show Team of Houston at Biron Gymnastics. Jodie has led the Show Team to numerous National TeamGym titles and is recognized as an international level choreographer. Under her direction the Show Team has represented the USA Gymnastics in the past three World Gymnaestradas. In 2003, the Show Team was selected to perform in the most prestigious performance of the Gymnaestradas, the “FIG GALA”. In 2007, the team performed for standing room only crowds and received the highest accolades from the spectators as well as the international gymnastics officials. The Show Team has again been selected to perform in the “FIG GALA” at the 2011 World Gymnaestrada in Lausanne, Switzerland. Jodie Trncak has influenced countless coaches and gymnasts with her expertise and deep passion for the sport. Her greatest pride is watching girls transform into disciplined, artistic, athletic, community-minded young women of strong character. Ms. Jodie, we are pleased to recognize you with our 2010 Honorary Life Member Award! She dedicated herself to developing the athletic and character potential of every young athlete that came through her door, and was rewarded with the gratitude of generations of women, some of whom became professional athletes, performers, or coaches.Jodie is a competitor, coached elite level athletes, and accumulated many artistic gymnastics competition titles, particularly in Floor Exercise. Her passion for excellence was evident in her enthusiastic coaching style, which led USGF judge Pat Etheridge to remark that Jodie‟s sideline coaching was as remarkable as her routines. Jodie became a USGF judge also, and credits her mentors Jennifer Host, Carol Hillenburg, and Pat Etheridge in that role. Jodie has also been a GAT clinician for 14 years and has served on the GAT board.For the past fifteen years, Jodie has served as the Head Coach and Choreographer for the Show Team of Houston at Biron Gymnastics. Jodie has led the Show Team to numerous National TeamGym titles and is recognized as an international level choreographer. Under her direction the Show Team has represented the USA Gymnastics in the past three World Gymnaestradas. In 2003, the Show Team was selected to perform in the most prestigious performance of the Gymnaestradas, the “FIG GALA”. In 2007, the team performed for standing room only crowds and received the highest accolades from the spectators as well as the international gymnastics officials. The Show Team has again been selected to perform in the “FIG GALA” at the 2011 World Gymnaestrada in Lausanne, Switzerland.Jodie Trncak has influenced countless coaches and gymnasts with her expertise and deep passion for the sport. Her greatest pride is watching girls transform into disciplined, artistic, athletic, community-minded young women of strong character. Ms. Jodie, we are pleased to recognize you with our 2010 Honorary Life Member Award!

2010 - Lorna Spellman - Interest in gymnastics started when Lorna was quite young. Her fa-ther, who is her inspiration in life, was a gymnast … he always taught her fun tricks. He coached at Bemidji State College with, among oth-ers, Larry Griswald who worked with George Nissan to invent the trampoline. The seed for teaching and coaching was planted during college, but after a short stint there, she left school to travel with Ringling Brothers/Barnum & Bailey Circus. There she performed a 35 foot high dive, did aerial work, and rode the elephants. She opened her first gymnastics school in Morgan City, Louisiana be-fore retiring to Boerne to raise her family. It wasn‟t long before she found herself coaching again. Those few classes soon developed in Fan-tastic Gymnastics and in 1991, a new permanent facility was built and the name was changed to Boerne Gymnastics Center. Her greatest joy is to have former students come in to sign up their children for classes, desiring for them the benefits they gained from the sport. Interest in gymnastics started when Lorna was quite young. Her fa-ther, who is her inspiration in life, was a gymnast … he always taught her fun tricks. He coached at Bemidji State College with, among oth-ers, Larry Griswald who worked with George Nissan to invent the trampoline. The seed for teaching and coaching was planted during college, but after a short stint there, she left school to travel with Ringling Brothers/Barnum & Bailey Circus. There she performed a 35 foot high dive, did aerial work, and rode the elephants.She opened her first gymnastics school in Morgan City, Louisiana be-fore retiring to Boerne to raise her family. It wasn‟t long before she found herself coaching again. Those few classes soon developed in Fan-tastic Gymnastics and in 1991, a new permanent facility was built and the name was changed to Boerne Gymnastics Center. Her greatest joy is to have former students come in to sign up their children for classes, desiring for them the benefits they gained from the sport.

2009 - Rome Milan:  Fort Worth - Rome was born into a Sokol family.  His parents, Jerry and Henrietta Milan were a Sokol family.  His Mom was a hopeful for the 1960 Olympic Team to be held in, you guessed it, Rome.  She placed tenth in the trials, only eight were selected.  His Dad was one of her coaches at Sokol.  So, at an early age, Rome spent so much time in the gym that he was truly a “gym rat”. Rome competed in gymnastics in Sokol, at Trinity High School and at The University of Texas - Austin where he graduated with a BS in Education.  He coached gymnastics teams at Sokol Fort Worth, and at Boswell and Weatherford High Schools. In his eighteen years of high school coaching, his teams boast of State and National Champions.  He has attended Nine Summer Olympic Games, named three children after Olympic cities; Paris, Sydney & Athens, has visited more than 45 countries, has collected hundreds of items from Olympic Games, has met thousands of athletes, has collected ten’s of thousands of pins, and has hundreds of indescribable memories.   An Olympic Dream come true was realized in 2006 when he was selected to be part of the torch relay at the Winter Games, held in Italy.  Rome’s scheduled torch run segment was in?  In Rome, Italy!  Rome worked as Office Staff for the USGF (Currently USAG) in 82-83. From 1979 - 2003 he held various Coordinator Positions for International and National Competitions in the US, including two World Championships and two Olympic games.  He has been an International Gymnastics Judge since 1985 and served on the GAT Board for 11 yrs, twice as President. As a Sokol Schools Instructor and Director of District and National Sokol Camps in the 80s and 90s Rome assisted in the training of many of today’s Sokol leaders. He is still active gymnastically and served as the American Sokol’s 2009 International Sport & Cultural Festival Chairman. This spectacular event attracted over 1600 participants from 31 States and 15 Countries bringing them together to share gymnastics in our great State of Texas.  Since 2000, Rome has pursued a career as an artist and painting teacher at the Milan Gallery in Fort Worth.  But he never quite got away from the gymnastics bug.  He will be coaching at Birdville ISD High School this season.  Elected 2009

2009 - TODD VESELY  Odessa: Todd came to us from New York where he was a high school gymnast in New York City.  He attended Odessa College where he competed on a National Championship team, and later as a member of the Springfield College gymnastics team, placed second at NCAA Nationals. He taught Anatomy and Physiology at Permian High School for 23 years.  As the gymnastics coach there, Todd led his Permian Gymnastics team to five State Championships and placed second at the State Meet five times.  His teams have captured sixteen Regional Championships including eight consecutive titles (1993-2000).  He has coached twenty-four individual State Champions, 175 State Finalists, and 9 NCAA All-Americans.  At the national level, Todd has coached teams that won four National Championships and set two National Scoring Records.  His Permian teams have ranked in the Top Ten Nationally for twenty years in a row.  He has coached twenty-two members and three alternates for Texas Teams attending the National Championships.  Todd isn’t lacking in awards either.  He was twice awarded the High School National Coach of the Year.  He was selected four times as the Texas Coach of the Year and received Regional Coach of the year sixteen times.  Todd was named the Permian High School Master Teacher of the Year in 2004 and was honored and awarded the “Triple C Award” in 2005, the highest award for High School coaches in the State of Texas.  Todd is currently the Athletic Coordinator for Ector County ISD.  He has served as President of the National and State High School Gymnastics Coaches Associations. He served as an Officer in the Texas Association High School Association for twenty years.  Elected 2009.

2008 - SCOTT CROUSE:  Ft Worth -Scott, owner of Lone Star Gymnastics in Ft. Worth, came to Texas from California, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree.  He served as Head Coach of SCAT Gymnastics from 1972 to 1979 and has been active in coaching ever since, placing many gymnasts on National and International Teams.  He has been and is still active in numerous professional groups including USAG Board of Directors; USAG Texas State Board, both women and men; Region III Board Member and Director of TOPS Program. Scott has received over 30 International coaching assignments and has authored JO National Compulsory Uneven Bars routines and published over 20 articles on Coaching, Mechanics and Technique of Skills.  He was co-architect in designing the USA Gymnastics National Training Center and US Olympic Training Center at Colorado Springs; is founder and past president of California State Coaches Association and Texas Women’s Gymnastics Coaches Association, was past Region III Director for USAG National TOPS Program; was past member of USAG Region III Board for Women, to mention a few of his accomplishments. Scott is currently a member of the USAG Texas State Board for both Women and Men.  He has received over 20 International Coaching Lecture Assignments and designed and built the first in-ground pits, the first spring floor using metal springs, and the first fiberglass uneven bar rails for women in the United States.  Outside the gym, Scott enjoys golf, boating, rock climbing, cooking, writing, collecting art and Olympic memorabilia, but most of all, he enjoys life.  Elected 2008

2008 -KEVIN MUENZ:  Garland -Kevin started his journey into the world of gymnastics, at the age of 12, as manager of a high school gymnastics team in Yorktown Heights, New York.  The following year, the family moved to the suburbs of Chicago, a hot bed for high school gymnastics, where he attended John Hersey high school, in Arlington Heights, Illinois.  As a high school gymnast, he helped his team win the state championship and placed 2nd in the all around behind Bart Conner.  During his senior year, he was invited to the first Olympic development camp held by the then USGF in Lincoln, Nebraska, and placed 3rd at the first ever National High School All Around Invitational in Chicago, Illinois. A college scholarship led him to Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, under the direction of Coach Bill Meade.  As a college gymnast, Kevin was a member of the USGF National Men’s Team and received the bronze medal on pommel horse at the USGF National Championships in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.  After graduating from SIU-C with a degree in Education, Kevin worked on his Masters in Biomechanics and Physiology of Exercise and helped Coach Meade with the gymnastics team.  The experience with Meade planted the seeds for Kevin to venture into the world of coaching. Coach Muenz moved to Garland, Texas in 1982 and is now in his 27th year of coaching at Lakeview Centennial High School.  Believe it or not, Mark Sherman actually helped Kevin get his job.  During this time, his teams have won 5 high school state championships; he has been honored 3 times by the Texas High School Gymnastics Coaches Association as their Coach of the Year and in 1991 he was awarded the prestigious National High School Coach of the Year award.    Kevin’s gymnasts have won numerous state, regional and national titles at the high school and club levels. Currently, Kevin is the USA Gymnastics men’s state chairman, a post he has held for 18 years.  He has also been a nationally certified judge for the past 26 years and an officer in the THSGCA for over 20 years. Kevin admits that none of this could have been possible without the loving support of his Debbie and their 3 children plus the dog that chews up all the wood pens he makes in his garage shop.

2007 - Allen Streeter (posthumously) - A tragic accident in October of 2005 took the life of Allen Streeter, a leader in business and education. He was one of the Teas Gymnastics community's premier business leader for over 40 years. He provided coutless opportunities for thousands of gymnasts and numerous oavhes alike, with educational opportunities along the way. Allen and his wife Sandy, a current GAT Life Member, opened Metroplex Gymnastics in 1975. Their business grew to be one of the top gymnastics programs in the country, hosting numerous state and regional meets including the prestigious Metroplex Challenge Meets. Metroplex Gymnastics beame one of the first multi-gym programs in the State of Texas. When asekd to what he owed his success in the business world, he replied "I married Sandy". Today the Metroplex Domain is under the directiton of son, Bryan Streeter where he is carrying on the tradition of a leader in the sport. Allen was a great man with a fabulous legacy. GAT is please to honor Allen's memory by present this Life Member Award. Accepting for Allen is Sandy Streeter and her girls.

2007 - Gregg Larimer - Carrollton, TX. Gregg started the gymnastics program at Farmers Branch Recreation Center in 1976. His high school coaching career began in 1978 at Sprue HS in Dallas, then on to JJ Pearce HS in Richardson from 1980-2007. Championships have been won by his boys' and girls' teams and individuals at the State and National levels in USAG, TAAF, and High School competition as well as All-American honors for his teams and individual gymnasts. He has served as the National HS girls' coach for Texas. And his excellence was not just in gymnastics coaching, for in his second coaching career Cross Country, he was voted Regional Coach of the Year.

2006 - Tammy Biggs - West Texas. Tammy calls West Texas home, but spends much of her time traveling across the United States helping to develop future Olympians. She works with clubs to develop entire programs from preschool through elite. Tammy has spent 17 years on the USA National Coaching staff. She coached 1988 Olympian Melissa Marlowe. Tammy was a member of the 1996 Olympic Team coaching staff. She was awarded 1992 Choreographer of the Year. Tammy has produced 25 educational videos in the sport of gymnastics and is a Brevet judge. She’s also a consultant on the Junior Olympic Compulsory Exercises. Tammy is also involved with the development of the USA Gymnastics Fitnastics program. GAT is pleased to present Honorary Life Member, Tammy Biggs.

2006 - Bill Foster -  Houston. Bill has been a boys’ gymnastics coach for 40 years and is nationally known for designing and building boys’ programs. Bill’s ties to Texas began in 1974, when he met Robert Cowan at the first USA Gymnastics Junior Olympic National Championships in Algonguin, Illinois, and later when he worked with Dr. Hutch Dvorak, gymnastics coach at Houston Baptist University, at a Colorado gymnastics clinic. These two coaches constantly exposed him to the magic of Texas gymnastics, inviting him year after year to clinics and competitions in Texas, and laid the groundwork for Bill’s eventual move to Houston in 1989. Before coming to Texas, he was Assistant Coach and Boys Program Director at Gold Cup Gymnastics in Albuquerque, New Mexico from 1981 to 1989. He was Boys” Head Coach and Program Director at Cypress Academy from 1989 to 2001. In 2001, Larry Brooks and Bill Foster founded Houston North Gymnastics. Bill has coached numerous Junior and Senior National Team Members, as well as being the Junior Coach to nine gymnasts who went on to earn positions on Olympic and World Championships teams. He is a Member of the USAG Men’s Program Committee (2001-present) and is a Member of the USAG Junior Olympic Program Committee. He was the USAG JO National Championships Meet Director in 1984, 1988, & 1999 and was the 1982 Recipient of the USA Gymnastics Frank Cumiskey Service Award for Service to Junior Boys Gymnastics. GAT has previously honored Bill with their Service to Youth Award and the Distinguished Service Award, and he has been honored by Honduras and Guatemala for contributions to gymnastics in those countries. He has been a Nationally Rated Men’s Judge for over 35 years and a FIG Brevet’ Judge since 1976. He has been a strong supporter of GAT with his lectures and his speaker recruitments. Bill helped author and speaks for the ITP-Boys 1 & 2 courses at GAT. With all that he has done, Bill Foster is worthy of the GAT Life Member award.

2005 Award -PAT ETHREDGE : Katy: Pat has served as State Judging Director for 24 years. She is a former gym owner, a Brevet Judge and is currently serving on the USAG Board. She has organized may educational sessions for judges and has served as speaker at numerous GAT Conventions. She has encouraged countless age group gymnasts to stay in the sport and compete in the collegiate program. To quote Pat, “It is always such pleasure to watch our gymnast go from the compulsory level to optional levels and then if it happens to compete at the college level, that is my greatest pleasure”. GAT is pleased to present our 2005 Honorary Life Member, Pat Ethredge .

2005 Award -TIM ERWIN : Sugar Land: Tim has been involved in gymnastics for more than 36 years. He competed on two Illinois High School State Championship Teams. He has coached many State, Regional, and National Champions. He has coached at Houston Baptist University and worked with Junior and Collegiate gymnasts as the program’s Head and Assistant Coach. He has coached many high ranking gymnasts, one of which, Steve McCain, became a 2000 Olympic Team Member and 1st Alternate to the 2004 Olympic Team. In addition, Tim has been a Nationally rated, or FIG rated judge for the last 22 years. Tim traveled as a representative for USAG with gymnasts and teams to Russia and Japan. He served as a Junior National Team Coach, a JOPC Member as the Texas State Chairman, and currently serves on the Texas State Executive Committee, and is the Treasurer of the Sims Scholarship Fund. Tim helped author and continues to help speak at GAT for the Instructor Training Program for teachers and coaches of boys and girls classes and teams. In 2005 he hosted the Men’s JO National Championships. Tim is currently the Director and Coach at the Houston Gymnastics Club of the JCC in Houston. GAT is pleased to present our 2005 Honorary Life Member, Tim Erwin.

  • Ginger Arons - San Angelo, TX - Elected 1988
  • Jamille "Jay" Ashmore - Plano TX - Elected 1979
  • Nadeane Barber (Deceased, 1982) - Refugio, TX - Elected 1974
  • Gerald Bartosh - Houston, TX - Elected 1991
  • Beau Biron Houston, TX - beau@birongym.com - Elected 1987
  • Billy Booth - Dallas TX - Elected 1998
  • Dr. Edsel Buchanan - Omaha NB - Elected 1981
  • Nard Cazzell (Deceased, 1999) - Amarillo TX - Elected 1971
  • Dr. William Cornelius - Denton TX - Elected 1995
  • Robert Cowan - Carmel IN - Elected 1984
  • Bee Crenshaw - Elgin TX - Elected 1987
  • Dr. W.A. "Bill" Crenshaw (Deceased, 1996) - Elgin TX - Elected 1968
  • Ralph Dykeman (Deceased, 1986) - Amarillo TX - Elected 1969
  • Gil Elsass - Austin TX - Elected 1999
  • Bob Finch - Spring TX - Elected 1989
  • Lester "Griff" Griffin (Deceased, 1977) - Dallas TX - Elected 1970
  • Brandy Haney - Round Rock TX 2002
  • Jeanette Hawkins - Mc Allen TX - Elected 1977
  • Fillmore "Fill" Hendrix - Austin TX - Elected 1980
  • Walter Hosek (Deceased, 2004) - Dallas TX - Elected 1972
  • Avis Tieber Jamieson - Carrollton TX - Elected 1989
  • Cheryl Jarrett - Round Rock TX - Elected 1996
  • Jim “Jimbo” Jarrett - Round Rock TX 2001
  • Rudy Magdaleno (Deceased, 2001) - Alvin TX - Elected 1997
  • Bettye Martin - Parker TX - Elected 1986
  • Jim McKinney - Abilene, TX - Elected 1992
  • Emil J Milan - Hurst TX - Elected 1976
  • Jerry Milan - Fort Worth TX - Elected 1976
  • Martha Mitchell - Odessa TX - Elected 1990
  • Dr. Garland O'quinn - El Paso TX - Elected 1983
  • Michael "Mike" Osborn - Abilene, TX - Elected 1995
  • Ralph Reeves Richardson TX - Elected 1981
  • Bob Sanderson - Abilene, TX - Elected 1998
  • Brian Schenk - Austin TX - Elected 1978
  • Dr. Darlene Schmidt - San Marcos TX - Elected 1982
  • E. A. "Pop" Snapp (Deceased, 1981) - Houston, TX - Elected 1973
  • Sandy Streeter - Dallas TX - Elected 1993
  • Charles Teas - Corpus Christi TX - Elected 1994
  • Jack Tillinghast Kanab UT - Elected 1990
  • William "Bill" Valentine - Terlingua TX - Elected 1985
  • James White (Deceased, 1997) - Bedford TX - Elected 1985
  • Debbie Williams - Bedford TX 2003
  • Mark Williams - Bedford TX 2004
  • Bill Willis - Dallas TX - Elected 1980
  • Marcus Yancey - Pflugerville TX 2000
  • Nikki Yeager LaBelle - FL - Elected 1991
  • Patrick "Pat" Yeager (Deceased, 1994) - Naples FL - Elected 1975
  • Ben Zickefoose - Abilene, TX - Elected 1988

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