Presented by
Political Views with Karen Hughes
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- Ronnie and Kris Phelps
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- Linda and Hugh Brown
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- Dr. Jim and Carol Donovan
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- Pam and Doak Fling
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- Karen Hughes with Landy and Lori Warren
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- Party Hosts: Christopher and Rebecca English, County Commissioner Valerie Covey and Mark Covey, Robert and Meg Denyer, Hugh and Linda Brown, Karen Hughes, Jim and Carol Donovan, State Rep. Charles Schwertner, Kaye Schwertner, Scott Alarcon, Lori Warren, Gretchen Alarcon, Landy Warren
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- Scott and Gretchen Alarcon
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- Karen and Jerry Hughes
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- Sandy and Dale Illig
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- State Rep. Charles Schwertner, Kaye Schwertner, Karin and Bob Stern
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- Staton and Amber Shed
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- Lisa and Martin Olsen with Robert and Meg Denyer
Politics past and present was on the agenda at the Williamson County Courthouse for this Toast party. The Courthouse has seen many changes over the years, but was recently returned to it’s 1911 splendor. That splendor was on full display when guests arrived. With the sunlight of a spectacular Spring day highlighting the woodwork, the courthouse was quite a thing of beauty. Adding to the delight were delicious canapes from the Monument Cafe–a prelude to a superb dinner all enjoyed later. For the program, Hugh Brown, CEO of St. David’s Georgetown Hospital, welcomed all the guests. Earl Maxwell, CEO of the St. David’s Foundation spoke of the Neal Kocurek/St. David’s Foundation Scholarships that the party proceeds support. He was followed by host Landy Warren who introduced Karen Hughes. Hughes insight on the current scene instantly elevated everyone present to the “best informed” category.
Hosted by: Linda & Hugh Brown; Congressman John Carter & Erika Carter; County Commissioner Valerie Covey & Mark Covey; Meg & Robert Denyer; Carol & Jim Donovan;Rebecca & Christopher English; Georgetown Health Foundation; State Representative Charles Schwertner & Belinda Schwertner; Lori & Landy Warren.
Robert Godwin
Robert Godwin has been covering the non-profit scene in Austin from the time of blue jeans and backyard barbeques to the black-tie galas of today. With over 20,000 events recorded by word and photo, Godwin leads the leagues in rubber chicken consumption. As a constant witness to the power of publicity, he now seeks to enlist a legion of assistants by sharing his knowledge of the publicity process.
