Muster 2008

Monday, April 21^st @ 7pm
Lantana Golf Club
800 Golf Club Dr.
Lantana (Argyle), TX 76226
click here for online map

Muster Tickets

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Aggie Muster tickets can now be purchased online using credit/debit cards or e-checks at our Secure Online Store.

Advance tickets (purchased by April 14th) are $25 for 2008 club members and $30 for non-members. All tickets purchased after April 14th or at the door are $5 additional.

Please RSVP by April 14^th so we can give an accurate head-count to Lantana. Contact Rich Schrader '79 with any questions:
muster@dentoncountyaggies.com
(972) 261-8960

Alternatively, you can make checks payable in advance to Denton County A&M Club and send them to:
Denton County A&M Club
P.O. Box 293081
Lewisville, TX 75029

Downloads

"The Last Corps Trip"

Muster Sponsorship

Should you wish to sponsor this year's Aggie Muster, we offer $50 sponsorships through our Online Store. Your name will be featured in our Muster program. For more information, please contact Brian Moshier at president@dentoncountyaggies.com.

2008 Aggie Muster

"Softly call the Muster, let comrade answer 'Here'..."

The heralded traditional ceremony to honor those Aggies who have passed in the past year is one that our club is proud to convene for Aggies in Denton County.

Last year, our guest speaker for Muster was Charles "Tank" Marshall. Tank was a defensive end at Texas A&M, had a successful career in the NFL, and is a Texas Black Sports Hall of Fame inductee. Tank's name may lead one to think he's a tough guy, but those who have met him know that he has a generous nature and down to earth personality, which made him a great choice for our ceremony.

We strive to improve our Muster ceremony every year, and that is why we have selected Lantana Golf Club as our location for 2008.

This year we are honored to have Porter Garner as our guest speaker. Porter graduated from Texas A&M University in 1979 with a B.B.A. in Marketing. He began his career with Hughes Tool Company before joining The Association of Former Students staff as Field Director in 1981. In January 2000, Porter became only the sixth professional Executive Director of The Association in its 129-year history.

Today, he is leading initiatives to enhance Association services and broaden the organization's reach and relevance to the worldwide Aggie Network. As Executive Director, Porter serves as a non-voting member of The Association's Board of Directors and Executive Committee, working closely with the Board to ensure that donated funds are used in the most efficient and effective ways to benefit Texas A&M and the Aggie Network. Porter is a member of the Council of Alumni Association Executives (CAAE), the Self-Governing Alumni Forum (SGAF) and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE). In addition, he serves on the Board of Stewards for Christ United Methodist Church in College Station. Porter is a past president of the March of Dimes and served on the Board of Directors of the Brazos Valley Rehab Center.

We hope to see you at Muster this year!