DeEtte Vasques, DO, FACOG, FACOOG

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If you have not met Dr. DeEtte Vasques, you need to! Not only is she an incredible physician but an amazing person. She is her patient’s biggest advocate and walks alongside them on their journey.  She believes it is a privilege to care for women facing gynecologic cancers.  She will talk frankly about treatment options and about hope, because as she says we have that too!  You can always depend on Dr. Vasques, especially during this pandemic. “Hats Off to” Dr. Vasques for always being there to help your patients and colleagues! We appreciate all you do!

Honored by The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders

Weatherford Chemo Nurses

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The nurses at The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders are no doubt what makes The Center such a special place. Especially, during this unprecedented time of Covid-19, they have gone above and beyond to take such great care of patients, who are some of the most vulnerable population. “Hats Off to” Deidra Wood, RN, Jessica Morales, RN, Austina Brittain, RN, Joy Zuniga, RN and Laura Miller, LVN at the Weatherford location.  Thank you for all you do for The Center patients to keep them safe and provide a place of comfort during their treatment journey!

Honored by The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders

Zan Prince

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Zan Prince is a community leader with a heart for people and a willingness to tackle any project in which she believes. Those who know her call her a guiding light in the ways she seeks to improve the lives of people who need a hand up in Parker County through donations of both treasure and time. A 33 Year Agent for New York Life and Chairman of three community banks including First National Bank of Weatherford, she has served in many capacities in numerous organizations and is a supporter of countless local causes. Zan served as the Chairman of the Parker County Republican Party from 2004 to 2018, is a past President of the Parker County Republican Women and a Charter Member and Past President of the Bush Legacy Republican Women. Zan received the Careity Mary Branch Humanitarian award in 2013.

Honored by Pulliam Pools

Cpl. Michael Child

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Parker County Sheriff’s Corporal Michael Child began a law enforcement career in 2002. Following in the footsteps of his family as a third-generation law enforcement officer, Child said he chose the law enforcement field where he would be an asset to his community through helping others. And an asset he has been — he recently and heroically saved the life of a Parker County man badly injured when his arm was severed. A letter to the department from the young man’s mother said it best, “Words cannot express my overwhelming gratitude and appreciation for Corporal Michael Child. His expertise, ability to remain calm, and think clearly under pressure was evident that early morning. He has a public servant heart and will always be a hero in my eyes.”

Honored by Pulliam Pools

Pat Martin

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Pat Martin is a woman who knows the importance of being involved in the community. The Weatherford Junior College graduate has been working in the title business since 1974. Pat became involved in the community by joining the Weatherford Chamber of Commerce and serving on its Board of Directors. She was also a member of the Weatherford Lions Club and mentored students at Weatherford ISD for 15 years. She served on the board of the Parker County Committee on Aging, along with serving Meals on Wheels to local residents. Pat is a founding member of the Parker County Health Foundation, and Weatherford ISD Educational Foundation, and continues to be actively involved. She also serves on the Parkview Terrace Housing Facility Board. She has been actively involved in Willow Park Baptist Church, including being a children’s leader with the Bible Study Fellowship.

Honored by Railhead Realty

Peggy Henry

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Leon Henry

Peggy Henry of Weatherford, TX is remembered for her heart of service, infectious smile, great sense of humor, magnetic, fun-loving personality, and her beauty and class. As kind as they come, Peggy had a way of pouring her deep love of our Lord and Savior and speaking life into those in spiritual need around her. Peggy was a beloved homemaker, spouse, mother, friend, supporter of local causes and “second mom” to many children of friends and friends of children. Once Peggy’s children were grown, she began an esteemed nursing career where she could continue to help others. Peggy found her church home at Gateway Church in Southlake, and was involved in many church activities, fundraisers and charities.

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Steve Blondell and Staff

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My hat is off to Steve Blondell and his staff, who has been General Manager of Leonard Golf Links for 20 years. Steve has a golf background, having worked for the Hogan Company and was an Assistant Professional for 12 years at Colonial Country Club. He and his staff are to be commended for providing a safe and inviting place during the COVID crisis and shut down. Their dedication and hard work under difficult circumstances earned them this recognition and honor. Thank you Steve and Staff from a grateful owner. Congratulations.

Honored by Leonard Golf Links

Kathryn Thompson

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Kathryn B. Thompson is the Director of Administration and Training at the Parker County Center of Hope. Kathryn has used her fundraising skills to raise millions of dollars for programs that benefit families in Texas, including conducting capital campaigns to build a domestic violence shelter, to renovate the entire Boys and Girls Club system in Wichita County and to purchase and renovate the building that became the Children’s Advocacy Center. In 2008, Kathryn helped raise money to start the Tarrant Literacy Coalition and became the founding executive director of the Coalition in 2009. She also led the statewide effort to change the way high school equivalency testing is offered in the State of Texas, and was recognized by both Literacy Texas and Workforce Solutions for her work on behalf of adult learners during her tenure with Tarrant Literacy Coalition.

Honored by First National Bank

Paul Denison

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Paul Denison was an amazing man. He lived life with a leap of faith and never gave up. During the most difficult times in his life he always found ways to overcome. Paul was never a man to boast or draw attention to himself, just always took care of what needed to be done. He showed that with his commitment to Careity in helping raise over 6 figures since 2012. With a heart and smile the size of Texas, Paul never met a stranger and was always the bright light in a crowded room. Paul took enormous pride in being a part of the Denison family and being a native Texan. In Paul’s heart, his greatest accomplishment in life were his children and grandchildren. Time with family was his happiest moments.

Honored by BBQ Outfitters, Southlake

Mitzi Davis

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The Davis Family

Our mom is our superhero. Mitzi Davis models with grace how to be tough and strong, to be generous and loving, and to be faithful and constant. For her, family is the most important part of life and we are blessed for it.  She is a charitable champion in our community, giving time and support to organizations that assist and care for women, children, and families, from health care, to the arts, to crisis centers, to children’s programs and so much more. Wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, friend, hero, and, above all, inspiration.

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Drew Springer

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Drew Springer is very good at making money for his company’s clients. He is also very good at raising and giving it to charities, along with giving his time to many worthy causes and institutions. The founder and owner of Springer Financial Services in downtown Weatherford, Drew is a former Weatherford city councilman. He has served on the boards of the Weatherford-Parker County Animal Shelter, Weatherford Chamber of Commerce (past president), Parker County United Way, Weatherford Industrial Plan, Stars-N-Strides, Parker County Committee on Aging including Meals On Wheels and Weatherford-Parker County Senior Center, International Board of Chi Omega, Camp Fire Foundation Board and is currently a member of the Foundation Board for UNT.

Honored by Parker County Today Magazine

Congresswoman Kay Granger

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Kay Granger is the first and only Republican woman to represent Texas in the U.S. House of Representatives. She serves as Ranking Member of the powerful House Appropriations Committee. As the top Republican on the Committee, she is responsible for advocating for Republican Members and working with House leadership, the Senate, and the White House to ensure the priorities of the American people are funded. She previously served as Chairwoman of the powerful Defense Appropriations Subcommittee. As Chairwoman, Kay made it a priority to rebuild America’s military, take care of our service members and their families, and reverse harmful budget cuts to our nation’s defense. Kay is very active in this community and supports local projects and charities not only financially, but also through personal appearances that bring attention to critical situations. Her love for this community and her involvement, has been known to bring important local issues to the forefront on a national level.

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