Join us as we try out a new venue for central Houston area game parties. Navy vs. Tulane, Saturday October 26, 2:30pm kickoff. Drink specials.
November Monthly Lunch with Prof. Richard Murray, PhD, Bob Lanier Chair in Urban Public Policy, and Director of Survey Research Institute, University of Houston
TxGC MEMBERS ALWAYS GET $5 OFF!
- TxGC Members, use the discount code, provided via email, at check out, and get $5 off regular or advance, online price, for each ticket purchased
- $35 per person (regular price)
- $30 per person (advanced, online price)
MENU
- Ice tea, water, soda, cash bar
- Choice of Sicilian salad or Mama’s gumbo
- Choice of entree
- Chicken John Kim: grilled chicken topped in mushrooms, roasted peppers, white wine butter sauce
- Penne Pasta with Meat Sauce: traditional penne pasta with Mama’s slow cooked meat sauce
- Blacked Trout: filet topped with etoufee served with red-skinned mashed potatoes and vegetables
- Choice of chocolate cake or cheesecake
Join us, once again, at our new favorite bar, Marquis II, for this Friday night game against UConn. Drink specials.
Come and honor our veterans at our fundraising luncheon Nov. 7 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Ballroom at Bayou Place, 500 Texas St. Dress is business. All veterans will be recognized.
Networking time is set at 11 a.m.
Meeting/Program begins promptly at 11:30 a.m.
RSVP by Sunday, Nov. 4. Members ticket is included with membership, but you must RSVP to reserve your seat. Any RSVPs made within 72 hours of an event may not have a guaranteed seat or meal.
This is a fundraising event. 100% of the net revenue will stay in Houston to directly benefit Houston veterans.
Tables are available to purchase. Please contact David Hale (dhale1901@comcast.net) to purchase:
- premium location table of 10 is $1,500 (limited availability),
- standard table of 10 is $1,000,
- to donate a seat at your table to a veteran, please email the number of seats to dhale1901@comcast.net.
You can also donate any amount to help our efforts with local veteran charity groups. This donation does not include a meal at the luncheon.
This is is an expanded program, please arrive on time. Featured events include:
- Posting of Colors by Texas A&M Color Guard.
- Patriotic songs performed by the 60 member choir from the High School for the Performing and Visual Arts,
- National Anthem performed by a featured soloist from the Houston Grand Opera,
- Recognition of WWII, Korean War, and Vietnam veteran guest,
This fundraiser is sponsored by USO Houston and US Naval Academy Alumni Association – Texas Gulf Coast Chapter.
Please RSVP to RSVP@downtownrotaryhouston.org. Guests are $50.00.
All Credit Cards Accepted.
Joint event with the Notre Dame Club of Houston. A Houston tradition, between Navy & Notre Dame Alumni. Join us at Penny Whistle Pub for the official watch party. Drink and food specials. Family friendly.
Joint Event with SMU Alumni. Join us at the NEW Buffalo Bayou Brewing Co.’s new location, for great craft beer and food, and Navy victory.
December Monthly Lunch with the Honorable Chase Untermeyer
Ambassador Chase Untermeyer will speak on the US relationship with Saudi Arabia, from the early days when Texans began poking in the sands looking for oil to the present, when the Trump Administration maintains close ties with the Saud family despite widespread criticism of their rule.
Chase Untermeyer is founding chairman of the Qatar-America Institute, which aims to increase understanding of the important Qatari-American relationship in security, education, and energy. From 2004 until 2007, he was United States ambassador to Qatar, on appointment of President George W. Bush.
A 1968 graduate of Harvard College with honors in government, he served during the Vietnam War as an officer in the United States Navy aboard a destroyer in the Western Pacific and as aide to the commander of US naval forces in the Philippines. Upon his return to Texas, Ambassador Untermeyer was a political reporter for the Houston Chronicle and a member of the Texas House of Representatives, elected for a district in Houston.
He left the Legislature in 1981 to go to Washington as executive assistant to then-Vice President Bush.Three years later, President Reagan appointed him Assistant Secretary of the Navy for Manpower & Reserve Affairs. When George Bush became president in 1989, Mr Untermeyer returned to the White House as Director of Presidential Personnel and in 1991 was appointed Director of the Voice of America.
TxGC MEMBERS ALWAYS GET $5 OFF!
- TxGC Members, use the discount code, provided via email, at check out, and get $5 off regular or advance, online price, for each ticket purchased
- $35 per person (regular price)
- $30 per person (advanced, online price) – price extended through event
MENU
- Ice tea, water, soda, cash bar
- Choice of Sicilian salad or Mama’s gumbo
- Choice of entree
- Chicken John Kim: grilled chicken topped in mushrooms, roasted peppers, white wine butter sauce
- Penne Pasta with Meat Sauce: traditional penne pasta with Mama’s slow cooked meat sauce
- Blacked Trout: filet topped with etoufee served with red-skinned mashed potatoes and vegetables
- Choice of chocolate cake or cheesecake
Combined Arms presents 2019 Army vs. Navy, the OFFICIAL party of both the West Point Society of Greater Houston and USNA Alumni Assoc., Texas Gulf Coast.
Saturday December 14, 2019
Doors open @ Noon
Kickoff @ 2pm
Little Woodrow’s Midtown: 2306 Brazos St. Houston, TX
RSVP welcome -free event
Sponsorships are welcome and needed. Proceeds go to Combined Arms, as well as the WPSGH and TxGC Foundation. Click here > Combined Arms Army vs. Navy Sponsor Form
RSVP helps us with headcount. Free event (buy your own beer).
Navy is headed to the Liberty Bowl against Kansas Sate. Come watch the game at Marquis II, stay for the NYE party.
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In January, each year, the TxGC Foundation awards the Smith-McCool Sword to the Midshipment from the Chapter area, with the highest order-of-merit, going into their First Class year. The sword, is named after astronaut Michael Smith ’67, who was lost in the Challenger disaster, and astronaut William McCool ’83, who was lost int he Columbia disaster.
The award and keynote address is presented annually by NASA Astronauts. This year, Astronaut Michael Foreman USNA ‘79.
This year’s recipient is MIDN 1/C Jonathan Peck. Jonathan is from the Clear Lake Area in Houston. He studies Mechanical Engineering, accompanied with a Chinese Minor. Jonathan is a proud member of 13th Company. During his time at the Naval Academy, he has served as Plebe Summer Regimental Safety Officer, Plebe Summer Administrative Officer, Squad Leader, Company 1st Sgt, and Company Training Sgt. He is a member of the Club Water Polo Team, Midshipmen Without Borders ECA, and the 13th Company Intramural volleyball team.
Currently, he is conducting research as a Trident Scholar and will serve as a Platoon Commander next semester. He will be commissioning into the Civil Engineering Corps upon graduation.Michael James Foreman is a 1979 USNA Aerospace Engineering major, with a Masters in Aeronautical Engineering from the U.S Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey. He is a retired U.S. Navy pilot and a NASA astronaut. While with NASA, Foreman was part of a mission that delivered the Japanese Experiment Module and the Canadian Special Purpose Dexterous Manipulator to the International Space Station. Foreman was also a crewmember of the STS-129 mission in November 2009. In 2018, he was elected mayor of Friendswood, Texas. His wife Lorrie is a civil engineer.
Tickets are $35 if purchased after Dec 30
- Only $30 if purchased online, prior to Dec 30
- TxGC Members always get $5 each ticket