RE Y FE O
Scholarship Foundation
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Citizens of San Antonio and South Texas, CELEBRATE!! !VIVA FIESTA! The spirit of community and its collective generosity has given me an incredibly rewarding and blessed year in my reign as El Rey Feo LXVI. I value the support and mentorship given by LULAC Council No. 2, The Rey Feo Scholarship, Inc. lead by Mr. Tom Sandoval and Mr. Johnny Gabriel whose efforts have taken the scholarship program from its origins in legend, to a scholarship program whose accomplishments are legendary. As I reflect upon my reign and mission to raise scholarship dollars and community awareness in support of higher education, I see the reflection of you ALL-‐-‐ Parents, families, friends—
teachers, school staff, principals, who work tirelessly to ensure the success of their students individually and collectively. I see the adorable faces of eager kindergartners, the exuberance and energy of first through fourth graders and the pride and excellence of fifth graders as they beam when recognized for perfect attendance or academic achievement. I am honored that you allowed me to speak to your children about the importance of education and obtaining not just a high school degree, but to seek college and graduate degrees. I am blessed to share my message with the students to have a strong belief in their own capabilities and dreams, to be strongly committed to their faith and to hear them recite a solemn pledge to stay in school and graduate. It is your support as a community in favor of education that inspired me and my court to work so hard for scholarship funds. This journey would never have been possible without the love, dedication, support and generosity of my court members. These outstanding court members were by my side as good will ambassadors visiting over 100,000 students in over 105 area elementary, middle and high schools. We had programs for daycares and pre-‐kinders and also shared our message at college and university campuses, as well as many special needs schools. Our team of court members were always prepared and did an outstanding job as we toured and were honored at all of our military bases, met with veterans and wounded warriors and participated in new trainee 5k runs, as well as graduation of Airmen. We visited our senior citizens at activity centers, nursing homes and retirement communities and had so much fun as they recounted memories of Fiestas past and were eager to learn more about the scholarship programs. I can never repay the debt of gratitude I owe to these hardworking court members and the love and support they showed for over a year in a whirlwind of activities which included over 125 official Fiesta appearances in the month of April alone!! Thank you Bill Drain, Rey Feo LXIII, who I was fortunate to have as my Reign Chairman. I would have not made it without your expertise, guidance and all your hard work. Thanks also to our many corporate sponsors and all the wonderful people who as friends of the court, helped in any capacity as needed. You all made this incredible journey possible! VIVA FIESTA! Jimmy Green 5
MILLION DOLLARS+
RAISED
Four Thousand
Students
Educated
REY FEO
SCHOLARSHIP
FOUNDATION
SINCE 1947
Johnny Gabriel
Chairman of
The Board
Tom Sandoval
Vice Chairman &
Corporate President
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Rey Feo Scholarship Foundation 2013-2014
Contents
Rey Feo
Scholarship
Foundation
The Legend
Mission
Today
Scholarship Recipients
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Consejo Real De Reyes
Feos De Anteriores
About Us
History
Members
77
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Reina De La Feria
De Las Flores
Reigning Queen
History
LULAC Council 2
Parent Child Program
73
Lo Bello
Women’s
Association
Our Story
Donations
Testimonials
Reina Linda
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Jimmy Green
Rey Feo LXI
and Royal Court
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Rey Feo
Scholarship
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“The People’s King.”
The Legend
T
he story dates back to Spanish medieval times,
during which the King of Spain had distanced himself from his
subjects choosing to fill his court with only the beautiful, rich, and
aristocratic. The ordinary citizen was never invited to the palace
and rarely saw the monarch except when he rode to the countryside to hunt. The common people resented the king for this, and
one day a rebellious crowd gathered in the plaza and proclaimed
one of their own as “The Ugly King” or The People’s King.
T
his clebration of the populace traveled to the New
World, and it was in Aguas Calientes, Mexico during La Feria
de San Marcos (The Festival of St. Mark) when the first Rey
Feo ruled in North America.
Later, in 1947, members of the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) Council No. 2 in San Antonio,
Texas were looking for a way to raise money to provide scholarships for underprivileged and deserving San Antonio youth.
With their knowledge of La Feria de San Marcos, the LULAC
members decided that sponsoring a Rey Feo competition of their
own would not only be fun, but charitable as well. Later, through
the efforts of Logan Stewart, Rey Feo XXXII, a local prominent
radio personality, El Rey Feo was formally invited to be part of
Fiesta in 1980 and was given his own parade called Paseo Del Rey
Feo. The Parade was an integral part of Fiesta from 1980-1987.
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Mission Statement
EDUCATION IS THE ONLY PRIORITY
“The mission of the Rey Feo
Scholarship, Inc. is to financially
support the aspiration of
deserving high school seniors
to obtain a college/university
education regardless of
race, color, religion or gender.”
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T
he Rey Feo Scholarship
Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit,
non-political organization, established in 1947. The organization operates as a scholarship fundraising
program to aid in the funding of San
Antonio’s prospective college graduates. Education is the only priority of
the Rey Feo Foundation.
Two individuals are selected bi-annually to hold the prestigious title
of, “Rey Feo” by the foundation and
the Consejo de Rey Feos Anteriores
to raise scholarship funds. They are
part of the annual Fiesta Week Royalty in San Antonio, Texas during the
3rd week of April.
Today
T
oday, El Rey Feo
merits royalty status.
Along with other Fiesta
Royalty, including King
Antonio and LULAC’s
Feria de las Flores Queen,
El Rey Feo rides in all of the four major Fiesta parades. He is as an ambassador
of the spectacular 10-day celebration held in San Antonio every April, honoring
the heroes of the Alamo and the Battle of the San Jacinto.
During the Feria de las Flores from May to October, candidates raise funds, and
whoever raises the most money is declared next year’s Rey Feo. The runner-up
serves as the crown designate for the following year. Each candidate must raise
a minimum of $200,000 to qualify for the title. Over 60 high schools participate
in the scholarships annually, and a majority of the actual recipients are firstgeneration college-bound students from low-income, single-parent homes.
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During his reign, Rey Feo and his court visit
nursing homes, hospitals, orphanages, and
more than 105 elementary schools to
encourage thousands of young people to stay
in school, respect their teachers and parents,
be good citizens and pursue a higher
education. He serves as a goodwill
ambassador for the city throughout the year.
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2014 Rey Feo Scholarship Award Ceremony
August 8, 2014 at McAllister Auditorium
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engage in opportunities towards the improvement
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Jon Gary Herrera
2014-2015 Rey Feo Candidate
A fifth generation Texan and native San Antonian, Jon Gary
Herrera brings leadership, commitment and energy to everything he
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improvement of the community.
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up in San Antonio, Jon Gary was educated through the
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Catholic school system including graduating from Central Catholic High School which helped
pave his way to the University of Texas at San Antonio where he graduated with a B. A. degree in
Public Affairs.
A career minded and focused individual, Jon Gary has held numerous positions within the public,
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Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Stephen Raul Acevedo
Central Catholic HS
University of Texas at Austin
Thomas A. Edison HS
Texas A&M Kingsville
Ronald Reagan HS
University of Texas at
San Antonio
Ashley Acosta
Jared Alan Aguilar
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Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
15
Adam Jose Aguirre
John Paul Stevens HS
St. Mary’s University
Maria Ester Alfaro
Health Careers HS
St. Edwards University
Hilarie Rose Alvarado
Oliver Wendell Holmes HS
Our Lady of the Lake
University
Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Elise Kristin Alvarez
Thomas C. Clark HS
University of the
Incarnate Word
Kayleigh Anne Arcos
Kipp University Prep HS
Goergetown University
Luz E. Avila
Harlandale HS
Texas A&M University
Corpus Christi
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Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
17
Leah Raquel Badillo
Jourdanton HS
Palo Alto College
Matthew James Baiza
John Jay Science & Engineering
Academy
Stanford University
April Elizabeth Barthold
Earl Warren HS
University of Texas at Austin
Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Casey Brooke Bedell
Robert E. Lee HS
St. Edwards University
Rhiannon Belle Briseño
Incarnate Word HS
St. John’s University
Valerie Lynette Bryant
Comfort HS
University of Texas at Austin
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Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
19
Valerie Marie Bustamante
Oliver Wendell Holmes HS
University of the Incarnate Word
Fabiola Campos
Sandra Day O’Connor HS
University of Texas at Austin
Mariah N. Cannon
John Jay Science & Engineering
Academy
University of the Incarnate Word
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Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Amanda Marie Cantu
Highlands HS
Trinity University
Michael N. Cardenas
St. Anthony’s Catholic HS
University of North Texas
Christian Andres Carielo
Thomas A. Edison HS
University of Texas at
San Antonio
20
Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
21
Jonathan Casas
Highlands HS
Texas A&M University
College Station
Christopher M. Casso
Dillard McCollum HS
University of Texas at Austin
Nicolina Angelica Castillo
Medina Valley HS
Texas Lutheran University
Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Desiree Cavazos
South San Antonio HS
University of Texas at Austin
Pearl Chagolla
John Jay HS
Texas A&M University
College Station
Michael Jose Chavarria
Brooks Academy of Science
& Engineering
Texas A&M University
College Station
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Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
23
Brandi Nicole Crowell
Brooks Academy of Science
& Engineering
Palo Alto College
Franco Cruz
Southside HS
Texas A&M University
College Station
Jonathan Davila
John Paul Stevens HS
Nothwest Vista College
Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Adriana De La Fuente
Poteet HS
Palo Alto College
Teresa Quinnae Dean
James Madison HS
Baylor University
Brian K. DeCoite, JR.
Central Catholic HS
Texas State University
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Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
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Sarah Elizabeth Dwyer
Winston Churchill HS
St. Mary’s University
Rosa Laura Escamilla
Antonian College Prep HS
University of the Incarnate Word
Jacob Rene Fernandez
St. Anthony’s Catholic HS
Texas A&M University
San Antonio
Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Enrique Luis Flores
John Jay HS
Texas A&M University
College Station
Gabriel Rene Fragozo
Central Catholic HS
Texas A&M University
College Station
Elizabeth Marie Freeman
Ronald Reagan HS
Texas A&M University
College Station
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Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
27
Zachary Fresquez
Central Catholic HS
Texas State University
Noah James Fuentes
Holy Cross Catholic HS
University of the Incarnate Word
Ricardo Galindo-Riddle
Eagle Pass HS
University of Texas at
San Antonio
Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Allison Lydia Garcia
Thomas C. Clark HS
Rice University
Matthew Christopher Garcia
Luther Burbank HS
Texas State University
Victoria Kaitlin Garcia
Sandra Day O’Connor HS
University of Texas at Austin
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Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
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Alyssa J. Garza
Pleasanton HS
University of Texas at Arlington
Aleida Michelle Gomez
Providence HS
Vanderbilt University
Manuel Leo Gomez
William J. Brennan HS
University of Texas at Austin
Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Adryana Marysol Gonzalez
Medina Valley HS
Schreiner University
Gabrielle Marie Gonzalez
Alamo Heights HS
Trinity University
Jayme Lynn Greene
Communication Arts HS
University of Texas at Austin
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Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
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Leah Jennea Guerrero
Crystal City HS
Brigham Young University
Alyssa Rae Gutierrez
John Paul Stevens HS
Our Lady of the Lake University
Elizabeth Ashley Hall
Douglas MacArthur HS
University of Texas at
San Antonio
Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Crystal Ann Harmon
Harlandale HS
University of Texas at
San Antonio
Madeline M. Hernandez
Antonian College Prep HS
Texas A&M University
Corpus Christi
Samual Jesus Herrera
Poteet HS
Texas State University
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Green
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Scholarship Recipients
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Emily Kathleen Ingram
Sandra Day O’Connor HS
Texas Christian University
Stephanie Marie Juarez
Southwest HS
San Antonio College
Wendy Juarez
La Vernia HS
University of Texas
Medical Branch
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Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Sonia Margarita Laredo
C.C. Winn HS
University of Texas at Austin
Hannah Julia-Marie Lieck
Alamo Heights HS
St. Edwards University
Maria Fernanda Luna
International School of the Americas
St. Edwards University
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Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Douglas A. Macario-Domingo
Oliver Wendell Holmes HS
Northwest Vista College
Lennon Roland Maldonado
Thomas Jefferson HS
Northwest Vista College
Catherine Anne Martin
Highlands HS
Texas Lutheran University
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Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Daniel A. Martinez, Jr.
Central Catholic HS
Texas A&M University
Corpus Christi
Jonathan Isaac Martinez
Communication Arts HS
Central Methodist University
Joshua L. Martinez
John Marshall HS
Texas State University
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Green
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Scholarship Recipients
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Maria De Los Angeles
Martinez
Thomas A. Edison HS
University of Texas at Austin
Ana Lisa McCandless
Oliver Wendell Holmes HS
St. Mary’s University
Christian Michael Medina
Central Catholic HS
The University of Dayton
Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Francisco Alberto Medrano
Judson HS
University of Texas at
San Antonio
Kevin Edwin Medrano
Antonian College Prep HS
University of the Incarnate Word
Luis Mejia
Central Catholic HS
Texas State University
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Green
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Scholarship Recipients
39
Victoria M. Mendez
Christian Academy of San Antonio
University of Texas at Austin
William Ross Miles
Thomas C. Clark HS
Trinity University
Isaiah Manuel Mora
Harmony Science Academy
San Antonio
Trinity University
Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Robert Anthony Negron
William H. Taft HS
University of Texas at
San Antonio
Angel Olalde
Lytle HS
University of Texas at
San Antonio
Ana Luz Ortega
South San Antonio HS
University of Texas at Austin
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Green
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Scholarship Recipients
41
Joanna M. Ortega
Brooks Academy of Science
& Engineering
University of the Incarnate Word
Abigail Padilla
Natalia HS
University of Texas at
San Antonio
Jasime Coral Palomares
Dillard McCollum HS
Duke University
Green
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Scholarship Recipients
Sarah J. Patterson
Construction Careers Academy
Texas State University
Theodore Roosevelt HS
University of Texas at
San Antonio
Harlandale HS
University of Texas at Austin
Maricella Selena Perez
Miguel Angel Perez
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Scholarship Recipients
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Gabrielle Alexa Polanco
Communication Arts HS
University of Texas at Dallas
Julia Nelson Pylant
Antonian College Prep HS
Southern Methodist University
Christian Gerard Ramirez
Southwest HS
University of Texas at Austin
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Scholarship Recipients
Cynthia Rene Ramirez
Devine HS
University of Texas at Austin
Emma Rose Ramirez
Sandra Day O’Connor HS
University of Kansas
Lizet L. Ramirez
Boerne HS
Schreiner University
44
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Scholarship Recipients
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Natalya Rebecca Ramirez
Health Careers HS
University of Texas at Dallas
Alexander A. Ramos
St. Anthony’s Catholic HS
University of the Incarnate Word
Nicholas A. Ramirez
Byron P. Steele II HS
University of the Incarnate Word
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Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Kassandra Yamilet Rendon
John Paul Stevens HS
University of Texas at
San Antonio
Enedina Resendiz
Pleasanton HS
University of Houston
Stephanie Diane Rivera
Poteet HS
Texas A&M University
San Antonio
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Scholarship Recipients
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Yesenia Inez Robles
La Vernia HS
St. Mary’s University
Analisa Bianca Rodriguez
Providence HS
Trinity University
Jacob Nathaniel Rodriguez
Robert E. Lee HS
University of North Texas
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Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Ryan Christopher Rogers
Judson HS
University of Houston
Bianca Yolanda Rosales
Dillard McCollum HS
University of Texas at Austin
Brandon William Rowton
Winston Churchill HS
Northeast Lakeview College
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Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Emily Kaye Ruiz
Highlands HS
University of Texas at Austin
Incarnate Word HS
Texas A&M University
College Station
Harlandale HS
University of Texas at Austin
Ana Laura Saenz
Lidia Salazar
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Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Cynthia Rose Sanchez
Jubilee Academy
St. Phillips College
Gloria Ashley Sanchez
South San Antonio High School
Sam Houston State University
John Michael Sanchez
Central Catholic High School
University of the Incarnate Word
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Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Joel Nathanael Sandoval
Milton B. Lee HS
Northwest Vista College
Briana Gabrielle Sangiuliano
Earl Warren HS
Indiana University
Purdue University Indianapolis
Erica Ann Saucedo
Harlandale HS
Tarleton State University
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Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Cassandra Rose Schorr
Medina Valley HS
Auburn University
Stephanie Solis
South San Antonio HS
University of Texas at Austin
Edward Nicholas Soto
South San Antonio HS
University of Texas at Austin
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Scholarship Recipients
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Jacinto Micah Torres IV
Brooks Academy
Palo Alto College
Jade Alexis Trevino
John Marshall HS
St. Mary’s University
Alejandra Amada Trujillo
Thomas A. Edison HS
St. Edwards University
Green
Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Andrea Jenae Urrutia
Incarnate Word HS
Texas Tech University
Lissette Vasquez
James Madison HS
Cerritos Community College
Ashley Rodriguez Vela
Judson HS
Texas State University
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Scholarship Recipients
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Mariana Velazquez
Douglas MacArthur HS
University of Texas at
San Antonio
Alejandra Verastegui
Winston Churchill HS
University of Texas at
San Antonio
Summer Rayne Vidal
International School of the
Americas
University of the Incarnate Word
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Re y F e o
Scholarship Recipients
Maria E. Villanueva-Lara
Judson HS
St. Phillips College
Sarah Nicole Wanke
Byron P. Steele II HS
Texas A&M University
College Station
Amanda Elizabeth Weaver
Center Point HS
Angelo State University
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Scholarship Recipients
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Callie Willet-Ussery
Thomas C. Clark HS
Texas A&M University
College Station
Christopher B. Williamson
Southwest HS
Texas Tech University
Nicole Elizabeth Young
Christian Academy of San Antonio
Baylor University
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Marisol Garza
Feria de las Flores
2013 - 2014
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treasure
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me
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but her real passion was awakened when she entered Antonian College Preparatory as a freshman. Today, a junior,
defense specialist
Antonian
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moments
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champion. The dedication and determination that Marisol shows daily on and off the court by meeting the strenuous workouts
frommother
her coach
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what
Marisol
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health and
to excel. and guiding me on the right
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and
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year ending
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possible
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royalty
waving
at thousands
of Fiesta-goers.
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her mentor.
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blessed
with the
amazing family
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dad aisfew.
a former King and in his realm I’m only a Princess. The
African
Awareness
Clubmost
and Photography
Club just
to name
Queen in our kingdom is the most gracious hostess in San Antonio and my big sister is also my sorority sister in
Participating in her first ACTS retreat as a sophomore was a great experience, making life long relationships and strengthened
college!
Honestly, blessed!
her ties to the already great life in the Antonian community.
Marisol
traveling...
prefers
exotic—
weather
overeducation
the snow. at
SoTexas
far herTech!
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place to
is Turks
and Caicos,
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then
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Valley
&
NYC!
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the
picky
eater
Marisol
is,
it
is
truly
a
joy
to
watch
her
savor
to the students I’ve met that education is the key to a better, happier and more productive life.
the food she enjoys.
Marisol
demonstrated
defined
by declining
a comfortable
office
Aldaco's,
her family restaurant
to work
I’m
extremely
thankful
for character
the support
of the LULAC
Council
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Feo Scholarship
Committee
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at
'The
Wash
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summer
job
that
she
got
on
her
own.
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included
hard
work
at
the
vacuum
station
(in
spite
of
Rey Feo Consejo. Thank you for creating this wonderful opportunity for young girls to become advocates forher
Mother's pleas
more money
offerings).
education
andand
instilling
the desire
to become future leaders.
Aviation is still one of Marisol's passions, early years wishing to become an 'Air Traffic Controller' but slowly migrating to the
God
bless the alllaw
the
children and their families!
detective/criminal
career.
Marisol is the daughter of Charlie Garza (Rey Feo LXI) and Blanca Aldaco. Adriana Garza is her older sibling, an Antonian
Viva
Fiesta!
graduate
who is a freshman at Texas Tech, Marisol owns 2 miniature Pinschers Mia and Lola and recently adopted a Hamster:
Marisol
Garza, Texas Tech Class of 2018
Hami.
Marisol looks forward to following her father's steps and her own civic role as Reina de las Flores. Her wish is to a make long
lasting impression on little kids to dream big and live an educated and respectful life.
"Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you imagined" Unknown
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Feria
d
e
las
Flores
A Festival With A purpose 1945-2012
History
A
In early 1945, members of the League of United Latin
American Citizens, or LULAC,
Council No. 2 in San Antonio,
Texas began pooling personal contributions for scholarship funds.
Later that year, scholarship committee members and supporters
developed an official fundraiser
fashioned after the community celebration known as La Feria de San
Marcos, held annually in Aguascalientes, Mexico. And thus, La
Feria de las Flores, or “The Fair
of the Flowers,” was born, under
the leadership of the queen, “La
Reina,” and with education at its
very core.
Because of its great success, the scholarship committee added El Rey Feo in 1947, a
contest of kings to parallel the queens. In the beginning, Rey Feo candidates raised
scholarship funds by asking supporters to donate a penny for a vote. Joe Ortiz won
the most votes, raising the most funds, and was declared the first El Rey Feo.
Throughout the year, El Rey Feo, La Reina and their royal court represent San Antonio all over the state of Texas and the United States in various activities and parades.
They visit many schools in the San Antonio area urging students to stay in school, go
to college and pursue their dreams through higher education.
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From the very first Rey Feo, Joe Ortiz, each Rey Feo candidate has raised
funds for scholarships for the youth of our great community. In other cities,
LULAC Councils have adopted the concept of Feria de las Flores with various
queen contests; however the title of “El Rey Feo” remains as San Antonio’s
recognition of a local businessman who accepts the challenge to raise funds for
scholarships.
Traditionally, after the Rey Feo is crowned, he is presented with a “cabrito”
(“goat”) by his loyal subjects as his main prize. The Rey Feo and La Reina,
together with their “Royal Court” represent the City of San Antonio
throughout the year all over the State of Texas and the United States in various
activities and parades. The King and Queen visit many schools in the San
Antonio area urging students to stay in school, go to college and achieve their
dreams through a higher education.
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Top Ten Money Raising
QUEENS
1 Gabrielle Hargrove
2 Allison Kara Reyes
$60,600.00 $54,000.00
3 Dana Kurth
Gabrielle Hargrove
$48,400.00
Allison Kara Reyes
4 Lauren Osterman
$41,000.00
5
Lalique Martinez
$36,000.00
6 Marisol Garza
$35,000.00
7 Sevilla I. Garza
Dana Kurth
$33,390.00
8 Natalie Lauren Tips
$32,043.50
9
Lauren Osterman
Rena Marie Cortez
$25,250.00
10 Jaz Spring Muckleroy
$25,000.00
Lalique Martinez
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Gabrielle Hargrove
Feria de las Flores
2014-2015
San Antonio native, Gabrielle Hargrove, was born July 6, 1997. At an early age Gabrielle formed a love of
helping and being involved in her community. To begin her journey she became a Girl Scout Brownie for 5
years and a Girl Scout for 2 years. Through this organization Gabrielle flourished. She would partake in
numerous events that would involve community service. At St. George Episcopal, Gabrielle was awarded “Best
Artist” for her talent in drawing. For being awarded this honor, her art work was displayed in downtown San
Antonio. Her drawing was based off her own ideas and concepts. This is what made the drawing so unique and
stand out above the rest. Gabrielle was also a competitive gymnast with Aerial Athletics. During the time she
was a gymnast she competed on state levels winning gold, silver, and bronze medals. Gabrielle also placed 1st
at her school bike rodeo where she then competed at the city level. She loves to represent her city proudly.
Gabrielle is a junior at Johnson High School. She has actively been involved in many school activities.
Gabrielle’s artistic abilities go beyond the canvas. Her freshman year in high school she took her artistic
abilities to the court playing basketball and by being a part of the school wrestling team. Sporting injuries have
prevented her from continuing to participate actively in athletic events, but this does not stop Gabrielle from
actively participating in her community. She loves giving back to her church community yearly by adopting a
family that is in need during the holiday season. Gabrielle has a strong love for animals. She hopes to one day
pursue a profession in which she is able to work with and help animals daily. Gabrielle plans on attending the
University of North Alabama. Gabrielle loves the small town and small university atmosphere. On her spare
time she hopes to relax by the river with friends soaking in the sun. Since an early age Gabrielle has supported
education. She held the title of Feria De Las Flores Princess for 3 consecutive years and held the title of Miss
San Antonio Princess for 2 years. Through these efforts Gabrielle has been able to promote education, inspire
young individuals to be their very best, and to never give up on their dreams. Gabrielle is the daughter of
William Hargrove and Jennifer Gabriel Barbaro. Step-daughter to Dr. Salvatore Barbaro III. She is the eldest of
four siblings, her twin brother and sister, Brooke Hargrove and Dillon Hargrove and Sofia Barbaro. She has two
step brothers Sal Barbaro IV and Greg Barbaro, and a step sister, Michelle Barbaro. Gabrielle's family has been
involved in the Rey Feo Scholarship, Inc. for several years beginning with her grandfather Johnny Gabriel and
followed by her uncle Ronnie Gabriel. Mr. Johnny Gabriel was Rey Feo XLIII in 1990 and Rey Feo XLVI 1993.
Mr. Ronnie Gabriel was Rey Feo LVIII in 2005. The family legacy continues through Gabrielle as she now
takes on her reign as La Reina De La Feria De Las Flores 2015. Gabrielle loves meeting new individuals,
inspiring them to be better beings, showing them the importance of education, and being a role model to young
children everywhere.
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Estimados Amigos:
fficially founded in 1929, the League of United Latin
The membership of LULAC Counc
American Citizens, or LULAC, was established during a time
Welcome to attendees of our annual “
in America’s history when Hispanics were unjustly denied basic
find the coronation festivities an enjoy
civil rights. It was created to empower its members
to ensure that we have a successful 20
to help bridge gaps in society, and today, LULAC is the oldest
This year’s annual scholarship award
and most widely respected Hispanic civil rights organization
of San Antonio College was a great su
in the nation.
scholarships. The scholarship program
over 64 area schools, attending 34 col
fortunate to award $27,000 in scholar
Fund. The Parent/Child Scholarship P
rolled in the parent child program at a
came eligible in 2010.
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remembered by their year long represe
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youth and citizens of San Antonio.
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Council No. 2 scholarship programs t
to La Reina Lauren Osterman, El Rey
contributed to the program on their be
The United States was at war in the 1940s. Raising moneyWe
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any cause was a challenge, but San Antonio’s LULAC Council
Sincerely,
No. 2 realized that insufficient education prevented many young
people from pursuing and achieving their dreams. The council
Johnny Gabriel
saw the need to make a difference in the lives of young people,
President, LULAC Council No. 2
and they were committed to helping students pursue a college
education. In 1945, LULAC Council No. 2, along with family,
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friends and the business community, pulled together their own
funding for scholarships. Later that year, the initiative officially
became La Feria de las Flores.
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LULAC Council No. 2 Members
Rey Feo Scholarship Committee, Inc.
JOHNNY GABRIEL
Council President
Armando Almanza
Patti Anderson
Irene Avalos
Theodore Benavides
Salvador A. Campos, Jr.
Jose Castaneda
Claudia Castoreno
Albert Cisneros, Sr.
Noemi Cue
Robert Cuellar
Fred E. Diaz
Karen Diaz
Mary Jane Diaz
Bill Drain
Steven A. Duran
Dr. William Elizondo
Ralph Enriquez
Laura E. Flores
Johnny Gabriel
Ronald A. Gabriel
Rosabel I. Gabriel
Rosalie Gabriel
Linda Geraghty
Walter Geraghty
Delfino Guajardo
Diana S. Hinojosa
Raul E. Hinojosa
FRED E. DIAZ
VP-Public Relations
Bernard Martinez
Sandra Ojeda Medina
Robert Nixon
Edward Palacios
Adam Quintana
Felix Ramon
DOLORES TAMEZ
VP-Fiesta Commissioner
Phillip M. Reyes, Jr.
Teresa Robertson
Lawrence G. Romo
Sara Samano
Bobbie Sandoval
Tom M. Sandoval
Daniel H. Saucedo
Dolores Tamez
Thomas Tamez
Wendell R. Tomlin
Velia Garcia Torres
Pedro Valdez
Atty. Rudy Vasquez
Ralph Velasquez
PHILLIP M. REYES, JR.
First Vice-President
TOM SANDOVAL
President Emeritus
THOMAS TAMEZ
Council Treasurer
LAURA E. FLORES
VP-Queen Coordinator
WENDELL TOMLIN
VP-Military Affairs
RUDY VASQUEZ, ESQ.
Legal Advisor
Board of Trustees
Honorary Members
M. C. Gonzalez
Walter Geraghty
Lucian Adams
Raul Cortez
Tom Sandoval
Cleto Rodriguez
James Tafolla
Johnny Gabriel
Henry B. Gonzalez
Past National Presidents
Frank Valdez
Phillip M. Reyes, Jr.
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Tom Sandoval
Parent /Child Scholarship Program
One Of A Kind
I
n 1997, the League of United Latin
American Citizens (LULAC) Council No. 2,
the Alamo Colleges Foundation and the San
Antonio College Women’s Center partnered
to create the LULAC Reina de la Feria de las
Flores Parent/Child Scholarship Program.
San Antonio College Main Campus
The LULAC Scholarship committee has
donated a minimum of $25,000 each year
to establish a scholarship endowment in
the name of the participant’s child. The
ACCD Foundation matches the $25,000
by providing each parent selected for the
program with a $1,000 scholarship to
assist the parents in educational expenses.
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Northeast Lakeview College
2014 Tom Morton Sandoval LULAC Council No. 2 Parent/Child Scholarship Program
Melissa Ortiz & Mariah Bella
“This unique scholarship program not only increases access to a college education and contributes to student success for first-generation-incollege-students, but also helps a second generation to achieve success as well. We deeply appreciate the support of Rey Feo Jimmy Green, Reina de
la Feria de las Flores Marisol Garza and LULAC
Council No. 2. that has enabled this program to
continue for 18 years.”
-Dr. Bruce H. Leslie,
Chancellor of the Alamo Colleges
Master of Arts Degree in Counseling
& Guidance
Alena Newland
2nd Generation
Associate of Arts in Psychology
LULAC Parent/Child Scholarship 2014-2015 Recipients
PARENT
CHILD
PARENT
CHILD
Fabiola Aguilar
Sofia Kate Aguilar
Ellie Lira
Mason A. Rodriguez
Nadyeh Albouhamal
Maral Far
Lauren Maurer
Maya G. Maurer-Ash
Akoko Amovin
Anna Karen Bagnah
Eddie Murphy
Evan Allen Murphy
Destiny Arias
Lailynn D. Quintero
Nhi Nguyen
Elena Hami Nguyen
Karina Cabrera-Hernandez
Gabriela N. Cabrera
Denise Ortiz
David Richard Ortiz, Jr.
Annjanette De La Rosa
Ethan E. De La Rosa
Samantha Priolo
Michael Anthony Ramos
Cathy Espino
Julius Ceasar Candela
Amber Rayos
Starlynn Rayos Mendoza
April Estrada
Alicia Aiyana Estrada
Jose Saldana
Aiden Saldana
Yvonne Estrada
Nicolas A. Martinez
Krista Schmidt
Noah W. J. Garza
Sarah French
Zoe Ann French
Christine Sconzo
Mia A. Escamilla Sconzo
Sandra Granados
Rene Andres Machado
Luz Maria Solano
Luis Alberto Cano, Jr.
Nancy Hernandez
Katherine P. Hernandez
Lisa Rose Flores Memorial Scholarship
CHILD
PARENT
Valerie Montenegro
Alana Love Cabrera
Raul & Sarita Hinojosa Memorial Scholarship
PARENT
CHILD
Gesine Reyes
Liam Julius Naperkowski
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Help these
students
orphaned
Little Lee
Lissette Garza
Serena Rodriguez
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be the first to
graduate
from college!
$100 - $500
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Alamo Colleges
Programs &
Officers
Chancellor Dr. Bruce Leslie
Reshape Futures
San Antonio College
Northeast Lakeview College
Presidnt Dr.Robert Vela Jr.
President Eric Reno
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Palo Alto College
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Dr. Mike Flores
Saint Philip’s College
Northwest Vista College
Presidnt Dr. Adena Williams Loston
President Dr. Ric Neal Baser
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Rey Feo’s
“H
Educational Foundation
elping the next generation of Texas students.”
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T
he Rey Feo Consejo Educational Foundation is a nonprofit organization founded in 1982 as El Consejo Real de
Reyes Feos Anteriores by Rey Feo XXXII Logan Stewart. The
original name translates to “Royal Advisers Council of Former Kings” and today is often referred to simply as the “Consejo.” It was through Logan Stewart’s efforts that Rey Feo
was formally invited to be a part of Fiesta and the Consejo
was officially formed. Two other former Rey Feos are credited
with establishing formal guidelines and protocol for the organization - Rey Feo LIV Charles Barrett, Jr. and Rey Feo LVI
Tom Sineni.
2011 Crowning Coronation
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Rey Feo
T
The purpose of the Rey Feo
Consejo Educational Foundation
is to uphold the traditions, support
the fundraising efforts and promote
the educational activities of the LULAC Rey Feo program. Some of the
traditions include a fall gala, 10 days
of celebration during Fiesta in the
spring, and the official crowning ceremony for Rey Feo in front of San
Fernando Cathedral in Main Plaza.
The Consejo’s former Rey Feos provide guidance and oversight to each
new reigning Rey Feo. The organization includes 17 former kings and 92
of the area’s most prominent business
and civic leaders. Many of those 92 are
past or current members of the Rey
Feo court, and several aspire to run for
the title role in the future. Each year,
nominations for new members are considered and voted upon by the board.
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In 2010, the Consejo was awarded
the contract to manage and operate
the 10-day celebration called Fiesta
de los Reyes at Market Square. The
free event is one of Fiesta’s largest,
with over 100 musical acts, food and
beverage booths. Now in its third
year, The Rey Feo Consejo Educational Foundation is pleased to have
the support of Silver Eagle Distributors, Wal-Mart, Capital One, T-Mobile, Time Warner Cable, The Texas
Lottery, Spurs Sports and Entertainment and KellMuñoz as sponsors of
Fiesta de los Reyes at Market Square.
In addition to raising money for Rey
Feo’s reign, the Consejo has donated
$160,000 from the proceeds of the
past three year’s at Market Square.
The Regent Baltazar
“Walter” Serna, Jr.
Secretary Jose Medellin
The Vice-Regent Bill Drain
Treasurer Fernando Reyes
Voting Member Thomas Aguillon
Voting Member Frank Garza
Former Rey Feos:
Carlos Madrid XXXVI Jose Medellin XXXVIII Nick Garza XL Johnny Gabriel XLII Lionel Sosa XLIII Tony Flores LVIII
Henry R. Muñoz, III L
L Peter R. Martinez LI
Jose E. Martinez LIII Charles T. Barrett LIV Dr. Leonel Reyes LV Robert (Dick) Tips LVII
Ronnie Gabriel LVIII Brian Weiner LIX Fernando Reyes LX Charlie Garza LXI Baltazar “Walter” SernaJr., LXII Bill Drain, LXIII Richard Ojeda, LXIV
www.ReyFeoConsejo.org
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Lo Bello
Womens Association
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Founder
Amelia Garza
“Our Story”
Lo Bello de San Antonio Women’s Association
was founded in July 1993. Amelia Garza is the
founder and first President. As a small business
owner, she recognized how difficult it is to
succeed in business without an education. As
a result, she was determined to assist others
in obtaining an education so that they would
not have to experience some of the obstacles
that she had to overcome. The membership
consists of business and professional women who
volunteer their time and resources so that we can
continue to strive to reach our goal of increasing
educational opportunities in our community
through our fundraising events.
Anita Heim
President
Debbie Gonzaba
Vice-President
Rosalie Gabriel
Tresurer
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Members
Melinda Andrews
Rosalie Gabriel
Denise Garcia
Debbie Gonzaba
Debbie Gonzalez
Anita Heim
Debby Munoz
Olga Nella Ramirez
Lisa Ramos
Denise Smith
Jenny Tyson
Angela Ferrer
Annette Martinez
Sandy Saks
Kelly Storbeck
Honorary Members Junior Members
Olga Mendez
Hope Scott
Janice Ricks
Blanca Aldaco
Irma Flores
Gloria Hernandez
Michel Renfro
Abby Kurth
Our Charities
UTSA • St. Philip’s College • Palo Alto College
Our Lady of the Lake University 8 Texas Diabetes Instittue
Sister’s Care • Big Brothers/Big Sisters of South Texas
Communities in School • Westside YMCA
Positive Beginings • Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
Bexar County Family Justice Center • San Jose Missions
Smithsonian’s Museo Alameda
Parents of Education
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Nikki Roman
Jadyn Travis
Maddison Ullrich
Kelly Cuiasa
Candice Loessberg
The first Lo Bello fundraiser Noche Tropical held in July 1994 raised
$12,000.00 The first donation of $2000 was made to Visitation House.
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Champagne and Diamonds Brunch: This event occurs the first Sunday of Fiesta,
As an official Fiesta PMO event we help kick off a whole week of Fiesta fun.
Champagne and Diamonds is a unique event because it provides our guests
with the opportunity to find a 2 carat diamond in the bottom of a champagne
glass valued at $32,000.00. And if that were not enough, we also feature a Grito
Contest between Rey Feo, King Antonio and the Fiesta San Antonio Commission
President. And this year we will also audience participation in their own Grito
Contest. No other event offers such fun, bling, a great brunch, champagne, silent
auction, fabulous music and dancing. All of the proceeds go towards our college
scholarship program for students in our community.
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La Reina Linda de San Antonio de Bejar
Bertha Campion-Cheaney
2013-2014
We would like to give a special thanks to our 1st Reina Linda of Lo Bello Women’s
Association. After attending many Fiesta events, galas, fund raisers and countless hours of
hard work, Bertha has trully succeeded in promoting our platform to promote
education in our community through scholarships that will truly make a difference in
San Antonio. We appreciate all her hard work and continued support. She has truly made
this year nothing short of amazing. Thank you for making this program a true success.
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La Reina Linda
Gladys Samaniego
2014-2015
The aspiring Reina Linda, Gladys Samaniego, is a long time San Antonian. Originally from
the Dominican Republic, she is a Hall of Famer with the Spurs Organization for being a
season ticket holder for more than 20 years. She is a Summa Cum Laude graduate from
Jersey City State in Business Administration. A mother of three and wife of Dr. Hector
Samaniego, she’s actively involved in the day to day business of the Samaniego Health
Clinics which include child psychiatry, physical rehabilitation and a general practice. As the
current CFO, Gladys is instrumental in ensuring the care of our community’s most
vulnerable children.
Gladys is also very involved in the lives of her three very busy and successful daughters.
Karla is premed, and a recent graduate of Stanford University. Nicole was Valedictorian of
the Winston School and is a sophomore at SMU. Michelle is a third generation USC student
carrying on the longtime Samaniego family tradition.
For over two decades, she has also led an effort to provide clothing to impoverished
children in the Dominican Republic and is the recipient of the District 8 Community
Volunteer Award of the Year for her outstanding service to the City of San Antonio.
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Testimonials
“Thanks to Lo Bello de San Antonio, all of my goals will be
accomplished. Since my EFC was zero according to FAFSA,
this scholarship will provide me the support I need in order
to pay for my schooling. I also want to thank you because
Lo Bello de San Antonio scholarship will help me obtain an
education and succeed in life.”
Leslie Carrizales
“Once again I really appreciate you for helping
me reach my goals, educational as well as
personal. With this scholarship I plan to pay my
books and my schooling. Now I even consider
you as one of my supporter helping me achieve
my dremas”
Daysi Garcia
“Thanks to Lo Bello de San Antonio, all of my goals will
be accomplished. Since my EFC was zero according to
FAFSA, this scholarship will provide me the support I need
in order to pay for my schooling. I also want to thank you
because Lo Bello de San Antonio scholarship will help me
obtain an education and succeed in life.”
Laruen Molino
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Scholarship Recipients
Lissette Garza
St. PJ’s
Maria Ester Alfaro
St. Edwards University
Angelo Acebo
Amber Marie Arguello
Angela Marie Arias
Mariah Cannon
Dacoda Clarke
Adryanna Marysol Gonzalez
Anthony Gurierrez
Anamina Hanceivic
Myka Hanceivic
Christina House
Emma Kazen
Priscilla Lares
Simeona Lipscomb
Maria Martinez
Hannah Novosad
William Ramirez
Priscilla Ramirez
Sofia Rodriguez
Victoria Ruiz
Christopher Schriedel
Megan Thorstenson
San Antonio College
University of Incarnate Word
Northeast Lakeview College
University of Incarnate Word
Pepperdine University
Schreiner University
UTSA
Texas State University
UTSA
University of Incarnate Word
UTSA
Palo Alto College
Sanford Brown College
UT-Austin
University of Incarnate Word
UTSA
A&M University-College Station
University of Incarnate Word
St. Mary’s University
Our Lady of the Lake
Bringham Young University
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Grandparents
Rosalie &Johnny Gabriel
& the Gabriel Family
Wish to
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G
M
arisol
Gabrielle
Hargrove
Garza
2014
2015
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Reina
de
las
Flores
de las Flores
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