ORDER N0. 17469
APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENT OF THREE ADDITIONAL BOARD MEMBERS TO
THE KERR COUNTY CHILD SERVICES BOARD, ACCEPTANCE OF RESIGNATION
OF DR. BRENDANLY DOUGLAS AS A BOARD MEMBER~AND APPROVAL OF
BUDGET AS SUBMITTED
On this the 24th day of September 1987, upon motion made by
Commissioner Ray, seconded by Commissioner Baldwin, the Court
unanimously approved the appointment of three additional members
to the Kerr County Child Services Board, listed as follows:
1. Robert Lockaby
2. Laura Gamble
and
3. Carlos A. Guerra, M. ll., and
approved the resignation of Board Member, Dr. Brendanly Douglas.
The Kerr County Child Services Board Budget for 1987-1988 was
approved as submitted.
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TO DATE.
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BY-LAWS OF
KERR COUNTY CHILD SERVICES BOARD
AATT!'T 1: T
NAME
The Board shall be known as the Kerr County child Services Board.
ARTICLE I
PURPOSE
The purpose of the Board, through the Texas Department of Human
Services of Kerr County, TX, shall be to develop a program for the
protection, care, health, and well-being of neglected, and/or
abused children of the County of Kerr, TX; to encourage and promote
all activities as will benefit children coming to its attention
who are in need of its services and to further perform such specific
duties in the field of child welfare as Kerr County, by Commissioners
court action, or the State of Texas, by action of the Texas Department
of Human Resources, may require of it.
ARTICLE III
MEMBERSHIP
The Kerr County CHild Services Board will consist of seven to fifteen
persons appointed by the Commissioners Court of Kerr County, TX.
They will serve three year terms on a rotating basis. The members
should represent a cross section of the citizens of the County. The
County Judge of Kerr County,TX, and Judge of the Juvenile Court or
the Judge of the District Court of Kerr County,TX, having jurisdiction
in cases involving dependent and neglected children shall serve
as ex-officio members of the Child SPrvice~~ Board.
E,s necessary to prevent the membership of the Board from numbering
less than seven and at such other times as the Board elects, the
Board by majority vote of a quorum of the Board shall elect new
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members and the names of said elected new members shall be presented
to the Kerr County Commissioners'Court by the President of the Board
with the request of the Board that said person be appointed to the
Board. No one shall be a member of the Board unless elected or
reelected by the Board and appointed by the Kerr County Commissioners
Court. The successor member for any Board position being vacated
by expiration of a term of appointment shall be appointed 30 days
prior to the end of said term of appointment if requested by the
Board. Nothing herein shall prevent board members from serving
successive terms. Any person elected and appointed to fill a
term vacated before completion by resignation or removal, shall
serve for the remainder of the appointed term.
Any serving member of the Board may be reelected to a new term
on the Board by a majority vote of a quorum of the Board taken no
more than ninety (90) and no less than thirty (30) days before the
expiration of his or her appointed term.
If any Board member shall fail to attend three (3) consecutive
regularly scheduled meetings of the Board without an acceptable
excuse, said member may be removed from the Board by the majority
vote of a quorum of the Board members at a regularly scheduled
meeting of the Board. The member being considered for removal
shall be given seven (7) days written notice of the proposed removal
action.
By unanimous vote of the Executive Board exclusive of a member being
voted upon for suspension, the Executive Board may vote to suspend
from membership for good cause any member of the Child Services
Board for a period of thirty (30) days. Any such suspension shall
be presented to the Board as a whole within thirty (30) days following
seven (7) days written notice to the member subject to the suspension
for removal action by the Board.
Any Board member may be removed for good cause by unanimous vote
of the board exclusive of the member subject of the vote.
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In the event of the resignation by a Board member or an affirmative
vote to remove a member of the Board as set forth above, the
President of the Board shall report said resignation or removal to
the Kerr County Commissioners Court within thirty (30) days in
writing.
ARTICLE IV
OFFICERS AND DUTIES
A. Election: Officers enumerated in this Article shall be elected
for a period of one (1) year. The election shall be by majority
vote of the Board and shall be held at the annual meeting provided
herein. Vacancies may be filled or new offices created and filled
at any meeting of the Board. Each officer shall hold office until
his successor shall have been duly elected and shall have qualified
or until his death, resignation or until he shall have been
removed from the board as provided herein.
B. Executive Committee: The following officers enumerated in this
Article shall constitute the Executive Committee of the Child
Services Board and shall, in the event of necessity or emergency,
act for the Board.
C. Specific Off ices
1. President: The President shall preside at all meetings and
take the initiative in presenting for consideration to the
Board such policies, actions and procedures as is deemed
necessary. The President shall also be an Ex-officio member
of each Committee of the Board.
2. Vice-President: The Vice-President shall, in the event of
the absence of the President, perform the duties of the President.
In addition, the Vice-President shall perform such other
duties pertaining to said office as are delegated by the
President or by the Board.
3. Secretary: The Secretary shall be the recording officer for
the Board and shall see that all notice are duly given in
accordance with the provisions of these by-laws or as required
by law. Additionally, the Secretary shall perform all duties
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incident to the office of secretary and such other duties
as from time to time may be assigned to him by the President
or by the Board.
4. Treasurer: The Treasurer shall receive all funds for the Board,
depositing such funds in a depository selected by the Board.
The Treasurer shall disburse all funds spent by the Board,
disbursing such funds by check to be signed by any two of the
three (3) designated officers, to include the Treasurer,
President, and Vice-President. In addition, the Treasurer
shall perform such other duties incident to the office
of Treasurer,and such other duties as from time to time may be
assigned to him by the President or by the Board.
D. Vacancies: A vacancy in any office because of death, resignation,
removal from the Board or therwise may be filled by the Board
for the unexpired portion of the term.
ARTT!'T R U
PROCEDURES MANUAL
The Board shall prepare andmaintain a Procedures Manual to be adopted
and amended by a majority of the Board which shall set forth porcedures:
to be followed by the Board on all matters set forth therein.
ARTICLE VI
CONTRACTS, CHECKS, DEPOSITS AND FUNDS
All contracts, checks, depository accounts or other funds of the
Board must be signed, disbursed or transferred by two of the three
following officers: President, Vice-President or Treasurer and those
officers are limited to action as provided in the procedures Manual.
ARTICLE VII
FISCAL YEAR
The Fiscal Year of the Board shall be the same as followed by the
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County of Kerr, that being October 1 through September 30th.
ARTICLE VIII
AUDIT
The Board will maintain and retain fiscal records
that claims for Kerr County Child Service Funds a
applicable requirements of the State of Texas and
sioners'Court requirements. At the close~of each
of the financial affairs of the Board will be had
by an i^~~pendent agency with the results of such
to the Board as soon as practicable.
adequate to
re in accord
Kerr County
fiscal year
and complet~
audit to be
assure
with
Commis-
an audit
~d
reported
ARTICLE YX::
Mt:'1:`TTU!!C
The Board shall have a regular meeting every month. The Board may
have such special meetings as may be called by the President or any
three (3) members of the Board as the need may arise. In addition
to the regular meetings and the special meetings as aforesaid, the
Board shall have one (1) annual meeting which may be held in conjuncton
with regular meeting, to be held following the close of the fiscal
year, for the purpose of electing officers, annual reports and for
the transaction of such other business as may come before the Board.
The majority of the Board members shall designate any place within
Kerr County as the place for any regular, special or annual meeing.
ARTT~'T T: Y
QUORUM
A majority of the Board members shall constitute a quorum for
the transaction of all business. Revised Robert's Rule of Order shall
govern parliamentary procedure of the Board. The Vice-President shall
serve as parliamentarian in the event of need.
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ARTICLE XI
COMMITTEES
At the annual meetings the committees designated in the Procedures Manual
shall be appointed by the President of the Board. The Chairman of
each committee shall be a member of the Board. The committee may each
have one or more committee members who are not Board members. In addition
to the committees provided in the Procedures Manual, the President
may appoint such additional committees as said President deems
needed.
ARTICLE XII
BOARD RESPONSIBILITIES
The Board shall have and exercise such lawful authority, duties
and responsibilities as may be lawfully conferred upon it by statute
of the State of Texas, the Department of Human Resources and the Kerr
County Commissioners~Court. The Board will have, at a minimum, the
duties set forth in the Procedures Manual.
ARTICLE XIII
I1MG'1~iT1M~'ATT
These By-Laws may be amended at any regular meeting of the Board
by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the entire Board, provided however,
that any proposed amendment or deletion shall be submitted in writing
to the Board five (5) days prior to a vote on such proposed amendment
or deletion.
ADOPTED: SEPTEMBER 17, 1987 by KERR COUNTY CHILD SERVICES BOARD
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KERR COUNTY CHILD SERVICES BOARD
BUDGET 1987 - 1988
Balance 1987 5000.00
1987 - 1988 Projected Funding
a) Donations
b) Ch~ldren'~.Trust Fund
c) Board Projects
d) United Way Funding
1987 - 1988 Expenditures
a)	Emergency Care	100.00
b)	Administrative Cost	200.00
c)	Child Service Seminars	300.00
d)	Organizational Dues	50.00
e)	Foster Care Needs	3050.00
	(to include major medical/dental
	expenses not covered by medicaid,
	school expenses, clothing	and trans-
	portation of children)	
f)	Service Projects	1300.00
	(Parenting Classes, Child	
	Awareness Month	
TOTAL EXPENSES 5000.00
Robert Lockaby
P.Q. Bc7x 344
Center Point, Texas 78010
PersanaZ Interest:
1 cnr interested ir. ~acrkinq to better our community and
have a1,~~aus been in~,e:r~~sted in u.~:- ree~~s of ~~ur young people,
Thcn~k You fir you} cors•~czera~ian.
Site' ,~
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Robert Lock
Robert Lockaby
P, O, Box 344
Center Point, Texas 780'0
Personal Data:
Date of Birth: July 27, 1947
Peace of Birth: Port Arthur, Tx.
Mar?~Led tc Cynthia A. Lockaby -January 17, 1976
~i~urrbez° o f Ch i ldrer. and Ages : Melissa -age 8 years / Jus tin -age 3 year
F,.2z=.c-caion :
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Hi =Yc Scr"'2co Z : T. i7r~ nigh Shoo Z, Kerrvi Z Ze - 4 years
^cZl eq~: Gz~arad Can~•on, Phoenix, Arizona
B. ". De~xro.=: in Music and Education - 1973
Work Ex:~erience:
First. Chinese Baptist Church, Phoenix, Arizona 1970 - 1973; ~vorkeci
~vilh music and youth programs.
C1ti Zd We Z fare: San Antonio, Texas 1974 - 1976; Social Worker in
protert•;ve services.
IJotre Dame Catholic School, Kerr;~iZle, Texas 1976; teacher.
Motley H^,%Zs Baptist ~'liurch, Kerrville, Texas 1976 - 1978; music ~i_=~~ior,
Calva~~~~ Baptist Ch~,crch, Devine, Texas 1978 - 1980; Pastcr.
Fa~,th Baptist C'nurch, Devine, Texas 1980 - 1984; Pastor.
F~ rs ~ Baptist Church, Center Point, Texas 1984 - 1986; Pastor.
•~'=''Z'Z"~tt: .' ~6'.iY'r'~? - T~onQEYtol7?Znat20?iaZ, Center pOZnt, Texas ?OF`? _ ,~pq ,Za-,z~,~-.--J_ .
~_~~ _ < aft -- ~i~ner - Lockaby Enterp~'2ses, A FuZ Z Service Co. , r er~rv ~ c ~e, Te;r,.zs
r'E~~sonaZ Re_fe,-rences:
1. Cr.arZes ~ te~~ens 512-634-7105
enter Paint, Texas
2. Warren Hamilton 512-634-246c
^ent.2r Point, Texas
3. Stacy B~ackZedge 512-634-7324
Center Point, Texas
4. Tim HufstedZer 512-896-2093
Kerrville, Texas
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Kerrville IV1otl'~er Daises	10 Children,	All	College-Educated
By CATHY KIRKHAM
i Times Staff Writer
Every mother hopes she ru+
be a positive influence on th+'
lives of her children.
Laura Gamble has suc~
seeded 10 times over and in
doingg so, has affected the livca
of others who know her.
This ?Vluther's flay, t1:r~.
Gamble's four sans anti r,ix
daughters will keyFF, tt,+~ir
mother's Kerrville teletthnt,v
busy most of tl+e clay ---- lik,~ ,,~...
ery year -- saying thank. ~~~~~
"1 feel like one of the luckier t
people in the world that she's
my mother," said her 29-~•{•ar-
old son. Albert.
"She didn't have to bc~ tht~
kind of mother she was. Shc~
worked 18 hours a day t~, take
care of us. She instilled det~~r-
rnination and values in us. She
sacrificed so much so that v; y
could have things."
Mrs. Gamble, 59, is !nodest
af,out her accomplishmr~nts,
saying she "just did what had to
be done and that's all."
She raised 11 children nn her
own by working long h+,urs at
the Kerrville State HasFFtital as
an aide and by cleaning lunnr~ti.
~ She never accepted kovern-
i meat assistance.
i "i3ut there were never n+ore
~ than seven or eight children liv-
ing here at home at ony limy,"
she clarified. She didn`t nty++-
tionthat the family's small, irn-
rr+aculate home Sias or+ly t.ht ee
bvdreoms.
Sh._. admits times w,~t e t:»vr>t
easy, Especially wher, a tern-
' aged soli dre,wned in an ,+ce'i-
I dent. Butl,rrcyer and c•lt+,rr+•h nl
~4~:~;~<; gave hn~• ^tre:,gth t~, (. "~,s,
th1~ faculty tvgether•, she s.,.,i.
~, •..::ZI harrgirtg thai re,,~l~;:
~ " l;~+ruiy that prays togetlt{'r
~ s ys t+,l;ethar" is over the ~e~e.==-
i v -iunherchiltlrenpitchedin'o
h~.ry one Mother's Day.
Fier children -- now hc>-
j tween 41 and 20 years old -
remember cr•uwc3ing ar+~nncl a
huge family Hible to study kith
their mother years ago.
"I'm hoping I can he half the
parent she was to me and il~ !
can I'!' make sunre child at+ c~x•
i,.11UI>-t~a ~xAl•If3LE ~,ETS !9. itUG F6LOA)I Uai-iJ(alil!'~'i~Id~
...DisFlays Portrait Of lYer Clrildren, Who 46'ill s'xpress 2'1
cellent f-other," Albert said. bents and visitces recorn-
"She is a real inspiration to mended her," sa;ci rairectc+r of
me." t+ut•ses Evelyn Dutton. "T'l,ere .
AppreeiationforLauraGarn- were a few other people
h1e is riot limited to her fatnily. nnrninated, but i3 ~ ',~ hername
She was selected Aide of the was seen, it was unanimous.
Year at Kerrville estate Hospit- She was just it.
alibis year alter 29 years of see- "St-e is a 6real person," Mrs.
vide. ~ Dutton said. "She is corrscien-
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tlc~xil~le. She's a vct}' rare find
-- •+ vr,!uable etnployc:y anct
snc~h a truly kin+f FF,ersun.
"Everyone thin}cs the world
of her•. Sire raises, a
tremendous family and sl.e
really cares about tl+e patients
-every patient she gets to
know thinks she loves them
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more than any of the others. I
can't say enough about her."
She fias been recommended
for an honorary degree from
Schreiner College. None have
been awarded before.
"I'm absolutely in awe of her to
t,~ve raised all those kids and see
thry were all college educated,"
Schreiner College President
Sam Junkin said. "She is totally
committed to their good. I hear
she's really the boss, but that
they absolutely adore and re-
spect her."
There are no wrinkles on Mrs.
Gamble's smooth face to mark
the years of adversity and sacri-
fice. Her eyes sparkle. Smiles
and laughter come easily,
Four sofas of varying sizes line
the front room of her Coleman
Street residence, that three chil-
drenand two grandchildren now
share. A manicured yard and
bright flowers set off a fresh coat
of house paint, paid for by her
children last Mother's Day,
The family settled in Kerrville
in 1958.
Mrs. Gamble and the chil-
drens' father separated per-
manently in 1966. Before that, he
frequently moved around the
country in lt,e military. She and
the children stayed behind after
1958.
"After moving around a lot I
refused to uproot the children
anymore -different schools,
different homes," she said.
Mrs. Gamble hesitated to ex-
plain reasons for the separation.
"His values were different
from mine," she said. "Like, I
felt with God's help you can
accomplish anything. He felt it
was a hard, mean world where
you had to fight for what you got.
I couldn't have him instilling
those values in the children."
With that decision she faced
two options, she said.
"It was either to give in and be
in a mental hospital or really
work and do all I had to do,"she
- ~,~.
said. "I rayed a lot and some-
thingtold me your kids need you
more. I never looked back."
Her brother-in-law warned
that the children would gel out of
her control. "'No they won't,' I
said, 'I'm going to raise them.' I
was determined."
Raising the children alone
wasn't scary or particularly
hard, she said,
"I mean, I had to work hard
and try to stretch each dollar, but
they were happy - a house full
of joy,
"The hardest part was f really
couldn't give them as much as
some of the other kids had," she
said. "But I tried my best to fix
them neat enough so they
wouldn't feel they were outcasts
and so they could still compete
with the other kids."
And compete they did.
All 10 children went to college.
At least half of them were
awarded athletic or academic
scholarships.
"All accomplished what they
wanted to do, That's probably
the most satisfiying thing," she
said.
Jese, 91, is an IBM systems
analyst in Ohio; Sara, 90, is a pro-
fessor of art at Texas Southern
University; Fred, 39, is a certi-
fied public accountant in Dallas;
Ida, 32, is a financial assistant at
TSU; Mary, 30, is a Kerrville
Stale Hospital aide; Albert, 29, is
a clerk at the First National Bank
in Kerrville; Cynthia, 28, gradu-
ates this month from TSU;
Stephen, 20, is a student at
Prarrie View A&M College and
Stephanie, Z0, goes to Schreiner
College.
"The older I get the more I
appreciate the difference she
made in our lives," Fred said.
"When I was a kid I didn't see it
this way. I felt put upon -all the
chores. She stressed education,
work, responsibility and self
pride.
"AU the children used to clear
the kitchen table and spread out
books to do homework at night.
The big ones would help the little
ones.
"Now I want to pass on what I
learned from her."
Fred is on the Schreiner Col-
lege Board of Trustees. He was
in Kerrville last week to speak at
Schreiner College's program
honoring high school seniors in
the top 10 percent of their class.
"My mother has amazing
strength and perseverance," he
added. "I could never be the
man that she was. And I mean
that seriously,"
Fred and Albert describe their
mother as firm, understanding,
loving, open-minded and always
fair.
"We could go to her and talk
about anything including peer-
pressureproblems," Albert said.
"She'd never lecture us but she
also wouldn't hesitate to speak
her mind."
The family has remained close
through the years despite the
miles and age differences that
separate them. All plan to attend
Cynthia's graduation in Houston.
They also hold a reunion in
Kerrville every Christmas or
New Year's Day-dependingon
which day their mother has off.
Several of the kids offered to
remain in Kerrville after high
school to help their mother, but
she refused.
"I told them the biggest help
they could be to me was to do
something For themselves," Mrs.
Camble said. "I told them to
make sure to work hard in what-
ever they did, to choose some-
thing they liked and to do the
bestjob they could. I also tried to
instill love in them for each
other."
The children are considering
starting a family fund that all
members can draw from and pay
back. It would help the younger
ones get started, Albert said.
The also want to establish a
fund for their mother's retire-
ment, he said, adding she
changes the subject when it's
ment,oned.
"We're all very happy and
proud of our mother, ' Albert
said, "We want to make it up to
her someday and be able to pro-
vide her with all the things she
sacrificed for us and did
without."
"Even if she wasn't my mother
and if I only knew some of what I
know about her I'd Feel she is an
amazing person," Fred said.
A long Mother's Day poem
written by Fred 20 years ago
hangs on Mrs. Gamble's living
room wall.
"...The little ones think you
are mean at limes, but they don't
understand. When they get old-
er, they too will say -You are
the best mother in the land..,"
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vursranau~g rsycnraq~lLde Af State lospital :,
~Ga~nbie.~Receives _~Award : ~-
BAs " Aide ~At Hos_pital f`{
~.a 'Gamble' got a stardu ±/'working at Kerrville State Hos-
ovation froai8bout 100 of her feN k pital in 1959 as an aide and is now
low-`Kerrville State Hospital ~ ~ a S . II on Ward 62B. '
'~.- • ,
wo ers-when-she gat as oudr~, everal co-workers told of
' psychiatric aide a~ Gamble's "extreme love and
. foi~'~987 in ceremonies Thur9daq:.; " concern for her dienta. "..Her
e is one of eight Teas De-."ward's deaalinesa demonstrates
ent of Mental Health and' excellence . is her : i~ork;.; thex
entaF Retardation employees '~t.said. ~ ° . - ~ ~Y- ,.."
the~aughout the state " to receive':. -;' "This is a ~+eat honor for doing
th~'distinction Thursday. '~ ., $ job I love, 'Gamble said when
Donald E. Fearn, executive ~ the award was presented. ~~-
director oftheGreaterSan Anto- : ~ "If you love your diems, -they
nio Mental Health Association; "feel good about themselves," she
presented the award at a recep-' ~ said. Many clients.s>Le has work- ,
tiori' for Gamble at the hospital '~ " ed with only to her
Laura Gamble was born Sept b "--' -~isindness and
9, _ 1926. in Liberty. She began ~ .. ~ .. -: ;~, ~-.. ~ - "-~•-,
. ~~. amble ~` :~~ - -
love ~U~ ~D~ P~ 11 .
~~~~~ ~g°~~S note.
flanks and g3vin ~e of the pa-
a~y ~ lsome~m the home
makes Love. she m8i~g ns,
~. thea~~~~ tfeel good about
have sore
this I eve ~~ me for gtO
,:.. Not o Vim, .~;.~•
celled ~~~ w ~ ~abk e:_
~O esceged ~ ~ has
dared ten ~dnen bm ~eiaeSf e
-~ CARLOS A. GUERRA, M.D.
711 Hill Country Drive
Kerrville, Texas 78025
(512) 257-3077
CIRRICULUM VITAE
Personal
Name: Carlos A. Guerra
Date of birth: August 22, 1953
Place of birth: San Benito, Texas
Marital Status: Married to Dianne Guerra
Children: Sarah Elizabeth, 9-6-78
Angela Rebecca, 12-1-81
Carlos Andrew, 9-30-84
Home Address: 128 Royal Oaks, Kerrville, Texas 78028; 512-896-2587
Office Address: 711 Hill Country Orive, Kerrville, Texas 78028; 512-257-3077
Education
B.S. May, 1975 in Chemistry
Pan American University; Edinburg, Texas
M.U. May, 1979
Baylor College of Medicine; Houston, Texas
Professional Appointments and Experience
July, 1982 - Present
Private practice of Family Practice in Kerrville.
Medical care for many families in Kerrville, and the surrounding
area with special interest in obstetrics and pediatrics.
1986 - Chief of Family Practice Service at Sid Peterson Memorial Hosp.
July, 1979 - June, 1982
Residency training in Family Practice at the Baylor College of Medicine
Affiliated Hospitals in Houston.
June, 1975 - May, 1979
General medical training at Baylor College of Medicine.
Professional Affiliations
Oiplomate, American Board of Family Practice
Member, American Academy of Family Practice
Member, Texas Academy of Family Practice
Member, Texas Medical Association
Member, Four County Medical Society
Member, Sid Peterson Memorial Hospital Medical Staff
Hobbies & Interest
Fishing, fresh & saltwater.