SPRING | 2017 Membership
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Inside!
THAT’S DEER PARK
a magazine by the
Deer Park Chamber of Commerce
Tech
Innovations
Driving
Business
San Jacinto
Day
Returns with a
Bang
Local Institutions Meet
Grand
Milestones
Tim Culp A word from our
President/CEO President
Deer Park Chamber of Commerce
As President/CEO of the Deer Park Chamber of Commerce
Tim I would like to welcome you to Deer Park’s only business
@deerparkchamber.org organization working full-time to do what no person can
do by themselves for the City of Deer Park. You might ask
yourself, “What does he mean?”, so let me explain.
The Deer Park Chamber of Commerce is the business
community focused on working together to enhance the
economic vitality of our members and the quality of life in
Deer Park. As a member, this is YOUR Chamber of Commerce.
We want to be considered your most valuable, yet lowest
paid employee; taking as much interest as a partner but
leaving you to be the boss. Many business and professional
executives voluntarily work on committees to improve your
business opportunities and living enjoyment in Deer Park.
In serving businesses interested in doing business in Deer Park, we
are devoted to activities designed to create more community wealth.
We collectively look for solutions to your business concerns in order
to make your business prosperous.
The Deer Park Chamber of Commerce serves as a clearinghouse
of information for prospective industrialists, visitors, potential and
current residents, and area businesses who are interested in learning
more about working, playing and living in Deer Park.
Through this collaborative effort your Chamber of Commerce is
working daily as an organization with a definite “know-how” in
community development. If you are not yet a member we would
be honored to have you on our team, if you are already a member
please get involved. If you feel you don’t have time please let us
know how we can serve you.
In this magazine you will find many opportunities for your business
and for assistance in helping to maintain and improve the quality
of life in Deer Park. Remember, collectively we can do what no one
person can do by him or herself. Collectively, we can let everyone
know why . . .
“It’s A Great Day To Be In Deer Park!”
2017 Sponsors
Stakeholder Sponsors
Corporate Sponsors
Lubrizol
Prestigious Sponsors
Bayshore Medical Center
F.I.R.S.T., LLC
Houston Methodist San Jacinto Hospital
Intercontinental Terminals Company
Silver Eagle Distributors
Texas Citizens Bank
Deer Park Chamber of Commerce
The Chairman’s
Comments
What an exciting time to live and work in Deer Park as we experience
the 125th anniversary of the City of Deer Park and to see our businesses
booming and our housing market being one of the strongest in the state.
Just as the excitement of a new born baby, our Chamber has had a
rebirth this year. Changing how we help lead our community into our
next generation of a changing world that we live and work in today.
The Chamber last month launched the new, “That’s Deer Park” Mobile
App which has taken off like a rocket. This new App brings all of our
business partners, industries and the city together at the touch of your
finger. What we are seeing is an incredible interest from everyone that
has already started using the App.
Then we have another big change that starts today as you read this 1st edition of our not yearly but
quarterly publication called “That’s Deer Park Magazine”. This allows our partners to market, communicate
and advertise at a time that works best for them while keeping information fresh and constantly update as
needed.
The City of Deer Park and the Chamber of Commerce are not what they are today by standing pat but
by being a proactive leader of change for our
community. Putting community 1st in everything
we strive to accomplish daily.
We have a very talented Board of Directors and
staff to serve you and I can tell you first hand
that their strongest desire is for Deer Park to be
the BEST it can be for the quality of life in every
possible way for each and everyone one of us.
Sincerely,
Troy Cothran, 2017 Board Chairman
Victory Properties, Inc.
A Note Naomi Richison
From The Editor
Communications Director
Welcome to the first ever issue of That’s Deer Park, a quarterly Deer Park Chamber of Commerce
magazine published by your Chamber of Commerce. We’ve
listened closely to our members’ feedback and strive to satisfy naomi
the needs of our community. As a part of our mission, the @deerparkchamber.org
chamber actively works to connect the businesses, residents,
employees and visitors of Deer Park, effectively strengthening
an already close-knit community and keeping your hard-earned
dollars here. Within these pages you will find a wonderful source
of information, from news around town, chamber updates, local
events, photos from our readers and so much more.
Our hope is to get the community more involved. We want to
share your news! Content submissions including business news,
city updates, photos from around town and more can be put
directly into the hands of residents who care about our historical
city and making it the best it can be! Get out there and submit
your community and business news to be featured in the next
issue.
As the years roll on you may find yourself wondering what
happened to doing things the “regular” way. Well, that term is
relative, and it seems that “regular” has suddenly morphed into
tweeting, snapping and selfies. Not all is lost, however. Learning
how to utilize these tools of the future to promote and drive your
business will help keep you relevant, so listen up!
2017 Executive Board Heather Taylor
Chairman Elect
Troy Cothran
Chairman T & T Construction
Victory Properties, Inc.
Deforester Jones David Taylor
Treasurer Membership Services
Shell Deer Park Chairman
Carina Pantoja Texas Chiropractic College
Secretary
Eclipse Massage & Spa Jeffrey Parks
Immediate Past Chairman
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San Jacinto College District
Deer Park Chamber of TABLE OF
Commerce CONTENTS
Board of Directors explore. live. play.
Roger Blackburn that’s your 6
Chamber
Infinity Construction
12 around town
Les Ellard
22 that’s our business
Farmers Insurance,
Les Ellard Agency legislative 30
review
Georgette Ford
32 upcoming events
Aqua Solutions, Inc.
member 35
Chris Hext directory
The Lubrizol Corporation 31 Deer Park’s
new
Sharon Hulgan
Mobile App
Dow Chemical
17
Ray Landers
7
LifeStyle Financial Advisors, Inc
Sandy McCafferty
Capital Bank
Casey McGuire
MedSafe, Inc.
Jon Thompson
Shell Retirement, Trust & Investment Services
Brad Welsh
Welsh Collision Center
Debbie Westbeld
City of Deer Park
Victor White
Deer Park ISD
Marilyn Wilkins
Kwik Kopy Printing - “The K-Team”
Staff
Tim Culp
President/CEO
Grace Zubkow
Office & Event Manager
Naomi Richison
Communications Director
Wanda Morris
Membership Coordinator
Ruth Boyd
Resident Volunteer
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That’s Deer Park is published by the Deer Park Chamber of
Commerce. For more information please visit deerpark.org
or contact the chamber office at 281-479-1559. For adver-
tising and submission information please contact Naomi
Richison at naomi@deerparkchamber.org.
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Fun Fact: 56 Years 36 Years
Deer Park Monument Inn
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Lumber Company Restaurant
Member Anniversaries 29 Years 19 Years Deer Park Education
Associated Credit Union of Houston Pilot’s Association Foundation
Texas Houston Chronicle 12 Years
Cernosek Wrecker - Deer Impressive Ideas, Inc. InkSpot Printing
DPISD Career &
Park Paint & Body Jimmy Changas Technical Education
Shell Federal Credit Union
18 Years 11 Years
28 Years Stockstill & Associates Dover & Fox, P.C.
Edward Jones Investments, Meador Staffing Services The Wheelhouse
Springs of Life Church
Matthew Spradley Deer Park
Hair Palace Medrano’s Superior Tile & 10 Years
Evonik Oil Additives USA, Inc.
27 Years Marble
Caroline Tuck State Farm Ichi-Ban Trophy Alliance Health Resources
Mobile Division
Aqua Solutions, Inc. 17 Years
Medsafe CHI St. Luke’s Health
26 Years Patients Medical Center
CC Industrial Supply Co., Inc. 16 Years Eclipse Massage & Spa
Miles Service Corporation
25 Years Lifestyle Financial Advisors Barbara Post
Beacon Federal Credit Union Animal Clinic of La Porte
Norma’s Country Dreams & 15 Years Monument Baptist Church
Houston Marriott South @
Gifts Techstar
Hobby Airport
24 Years Modern Plumbing Co., Inc. 9 Years
Kwik Kopy Printing John Manlove Marketing & Innovative Turnaround
23 Years Communications Controls
Hartley S.F. Bradshaw Landscaping Marilyn Nabors
ROMCO Manufacturing, Inc. Salon Mia Bella
Charles Campbell, D.D.S. Rosewood Funeral Home Industrial Performance
22 Years Clay Development & Services
DeJean Construction Construction
8 Years
Company Commissioner Jack Morman Phoenix Design Group
Thomason’s Fine Jewelry Peggy’s Childcare, Inc.
LJA Engineering, Inc. Ruth Boyd
Tropical Chill Hammack & Co. CPAs, LLC
Grand View Funeral Home & 14 Years
Hampton Inn Tommy Ginn
Memorial Park Comfort Suites Casino Parties & More
21 Years 13 Years ProSource Staffing
Barrett’s Heating & Air Texas Dow Employee Credit
7 Years
Conditioning Union Candlewood Suites Deer
Bob Peterson
20 Years Park
Delta Companies Group, Inc.
Casa Olé #52
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33 Years
McDonald’s of Deer Park
David Hoffman, CPA
31 Years 30 Years
Simon’s Pest Control San Jacinto Museum of
History
Solvay Chemicals
Oates Industries, Inc.
Jodi Kallus - Summit Realtors Nestor Vincenti 1 Year
Mr. Electric of Bay Area Gayle Keller, Realtor Bayshore Surveying Instrument
Victory Properties, Inc.
Advanced Weight Loss Center Co.
Glaze Enterprises 4 Years Beacon FCU at H.E.B.
Postal Publications Marjorie Steubing
Bay Group Media Vapor Reserve
6 Years Envent Corporation J. Broughton Design, Events
Classic Glass Block
Ocean Breeze Occupational 3 Years & Interiors
Jo Elaine Key MCPS Partners - Mark Sapp
Solutions
Scope Mangement Solutions Billie Dooly Quality Inn Pasadena
Dynamic Laboratories, Inc. & Palm Bar and Grill
Sarah’s House
Allied Industrial Sales, Inc. KBR USA Environment
Channel Personnel Services, Inc. Mary Atkinson Gulf Coast Waste Disposal
Bayou City Wings
Klotz Associates, Inc. Burchwood Dental Authority
DaMar Construction Services Crosspoint Communications
2 Years
Troop Industrial Azalea Creek Catering Pita Pit
Deer Park Rotary Club BearCom Wireless Worldwide
TapSnap New Dimensions Caregivers
5 Years Peter Piper Pizza
Amegy Bank of Texas - The Church Triumphant Church of the Living Water
Phil Arnett Commercial Dream Vacations - TNT Travel
Pasadena
Barbara Bennett Properties Group
Southern Komfort Kitchen U.S. Congressman Brian Babin Lois Bradshaw Malone
Turnaround Logistics J&J Telecommunications, Inc.
Providence Town Square San Jacinto Baptist Church Gordon, Kurt, Dalal Associates
Apartments
Brandon R. Lockwood, CWS®
102 W. Pasadena Blvd www.mylsfa.com
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Welcome that’s your chamber
to the Deer Park Chamber of Commerce
Spicy Chen Asian Bistro Prime Realty Group Bush’s Chicken
7730 Spencer Hwy., #110 3515 Preston Ste. 100 8075 Spencer Hwy.
(281) 930-9999 (281) 683-0452 (832) 429-3358
Baylor St. Luke’s Emergency Edward Jones Investments, Home2 Suites by Hilton
& Urgent Care Center Matthew Howie
5150 E. Sam Houston Pkwy S.
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that’s your chamber
New Developmental Workshop
Series to Launch in April
In 2016, the
Last year, in an effort to bring the local business slew of information Series hosted
community a purposeful and necessary skills devel- and reference mate- over 85
opment program, the Deer Park Chamber of Com- rials at your disposal.
merce launched its Business Leaders Series. The nine Jack Warkenthien, participants
month series, underwritten by Shell Deer Park, con- the Series facilitator and about
sisted of morning seminars targeting specific tracks and CEO of NextStep 20 different
like the wildly popular “Exceptional Communication Solutions, engages the businesses.
Skills” and “LEADERSHIP Lessons”. audience and keeps
them captivated,
The chamber is happy to announce, with the help of lending to the overall
Shell Deer Park once more, a comprehensive training success of the workshops.
series will be returning in the Spring - The Business
Growth Series: Designed for Business & Per- The Series presents “great info I will take back to
sonal Growth. This series, similar to last year’s, will train my employees” declared Jill of Kirkwood Medi-
offer courses requested by the Deer Park business cal Associates and Bayside Urgent Care. She was one
community. The 2017 Series syllabus will include of the many who signed up for the entire series.
courses such as “Launching a Leadership Culture”
and “Finding Balance in Life”. The workshop series Registration is open for the 2017 courses and the
aims at creating a trustworthy source for develop- chamber encourages you to take advantage of this
ment, both professionally and personally, and the unique opportunity, since courses of this caliber
chamber is stepping up to help. In fact, one particular aren’t offered locally often, especially at such a steep
business, a local chemical storage hard-hitter, sent discount. As usual, chamber members will be able to
three of its talented employees to each of the nine register at their discounted rates, but non-members
courses in 2016. By the end of the Series, each of are also encouraged to register. Continuing education
the participants was awarded a promotion of some is one of the best ways to get ahead of the competi-
degree. tion.
The chamber isn’t promising promotions to those Get more information by visiting the chamber’s web-
interested in taking the course, but it will promise a site at deerpark.org, and navigating to the Work-
shops tab.
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Beverly Ferguson with that’s your chamber
Congressman Babin’s office
is thrilled to present TJ Haight
prestigious Citizen of the Year
Award
TJ Haight
Receives Top Honor at Annual Banquet
Deer Park’s 125th Birthday year munity, garnered him recogni- Guests were treated to
kicked off with an Annual Ban- tion as the Citizen of the Year. It entertaining live music and an
quet that made a lasting im- was TJ’s efforts within the base- elegant meal
pression. Beautiful centerpieces ball community which allowed
and decor greeted guests along him to find a true calling.
with rows of raffle prizes and
gifts as they strolled through “He always put the boys well
the doors of the Sylvan Beach being first and foremost, and
Pavilion. helped teach them, through the
game of baseball, the morals of
Once on the verge of being being a man,” comments Christi
demolished, the Pavilion has B.
provided coastal residents a
unique venue for parties, events Others cite his unrelenting vol-
and weddings. unteerism as a source of inspi-
ration within the community.
Deer Park’s socialites were
treated to entertaining live Friends and leaders were in
music, largely contributing to the audience to recognize his
comments such as “the most outstanding leadership qualities
fun banquet in the region”. and applaud his achievements.
It truely was a memorable Ban-
TJ Haight, through his commit- quet.
ment to service and his com-
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around town
San Jacinto Day
Festival
And Battle
Reenactment
returns
Celebration Marks 181th Anniversary of
San Jacinto Battle And
Texas’s Independence From Mexico
Written by Dianne Powell
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The City of Deer Park will provide
not only financial support for
the San Jacinto Day Festival
and Battle Reenactment, but
will also have a section of
booths representing several
departments and committees.
On the day of the event,
representatives from the City’s
125th anniversary committee,
the Historical Committee, the
Tourism Committee, the Deer
Park Public Library and the Parks
and Recreation Department – as
well as a small group from the
San Jacinto Texas Historic District
– will be present at the event
to meet visitors and promote
upcoming events.
“The San Jacinto Day Festival
and Battle Reenactment is a
hugely significant event for
our area, bringing history to
life and drawing thousands of
visitors to our area,” Mayor Jerry
Mouton said. “We are honored
to support this long-time Texas
tradition, and we hope that as
people come to the area to
experience it, they’ll stay in Deer
Park and take part in our year-
long 125th birthday celebration,
as well.”
Before, during and after the
event, make sure to follow
the City of Deer Park on social
media, including the City’s
primary Facebook page – www.
facebook.com/deerparktx -
as well as the City Instagram
account,
@DeerParkTXGov, for photos and
up-to-date event information.
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around town The largest battle reenactment in the state is Hampton Inn Deer Park.”
the centerpiece of the admission-free San
Jacinto Day Festival, to be held on Saturday, Parking will be significantly closer than in 2016.
April 22, 2017, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on the grounds There will be several lots along Independence Park-
surrounding the San Jacinto Monument. The reen- way open for the general public. Disabled parking
actment recreates the events leading up to Texas is available at the Battleship Texas parking lot (dis-
winning its independence from Mexico 181 years abled placard or license plate required) at 3523
ago at the decisive Battle of San Jacinto on April 21, Independence Pkwy, La Porte, TX 77571. Only VIPs
1836. and Media with passes will be allowed to park at the
Monument. A map of parking lots will be posted as
Sponsored by the San Jacinto Museum of Histo- event comes closer. Free shuttles will be running
ry Association, the festival is a full day of enter- between the lots and the festival from 9:30 a.m. -
tainment, vendors, food, family activities, cultural 6:30 p.m.
exhibits, games and fun set amidst living histo-
ry: music and dancing on three stages featuring The event is coordinated by the San Jacinto Muse-
country-western bands, flamenco dancers, Native um of History Association with the assistance of
American presentations, square dancers and much Texas Parks and Wildlife and the San Jacinto Volun-
more; 15+ food vendors; make-and- take activi- teers reenactors.
ties and crafts for children; children’s train; petting
zoo; medicine wagon show; birds of prey; weavers, San Jacinto Day Festival and Battle Reenact-
spinners, blacksmiths and other demonstrators; and ment:
dozens of unique hand-crafted items for sale. Aaron On Saturday, reenactors from across the state be-
Einhouse, Texas country music star, will headline come figures in Texas history, for the day. Visitors
with mainstage. can wander freely among the Mexican and Texian
camps to learn what the soldiers and their families
“We are so proud to continue to present this festival were doing prior to the battle in 1836. At 3 p.m., the
with free admission, free shuttles and free parking, official (and historically accurate!) reenactment of
which would not be possible without our presenting the Battle of San Jacinto begins. With hundreds of
sponsor H-E-B, as well as The Dow Chemical Com- history reenactors, this reenactment—complete with
pany, Pasadena Strawberry Festival, City of Deer cannons, horses and pyrotechnics—is the largest in
Park, City of La Porte and LyondellBasell,” says Larry the southwest United States. All festival activities
Spasic, San Jacinto Museum of History President. are updated regularly on the San Jacinto Museum
“Just as important are our partners who help us of History website at www.sanjacinto-muse-
coordinate this event, including the City of La Porte, um.org. Entertainment and educational activities
TPWD, the volunteers from San Jacinto College and scheduled include:
Deer Park ISD, Clean Harbors, La Porte EMS and • Aaron Einhouse will headline the main stage.
This Austin, Texas native is a singer, songwriter
that has built a loyal following touring around
the country playing country western music. His
fourth album, It Ain’t Pretty was just released
and is his most imaginative and literary music to
date.
• Fred Rusk & the Zydeco Hi-Steppers will
perform on the main stage. This band has been
serving the Houston/Louisiana and surround-
ing areas for 12 years and consists of 5 faithful
Zydeco musicians that collaborate to bring the
unique sound of a Funky Cajun-French gumbo.
• Danza Azteca Taxcayolotl will perform
a version of a Danza Azteca ceremony with a
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around town
Children at the San Jacinto Day Festival will
have the opportunity to dress in traditional
costume and experience a taste of what it
was like to live in Texas during the 1800s.
dozen dancers from around Texas dressed in • Gilbert Hernandez is a reenactor portraying
colorful regalia, wearing headdress with beautiful his great grandfather, Santiago Tafolla. Tafol-
long feathers, and utilizing natural instruments la was a Hispanic pioneer in Texas and part of
to compose traditional rhythms for ceremonial the Texas Camel Experiment as well as the only
dancing. Through dance steps and drum beats, known Hispanic in Texas to have memoirs during
the dancers will be honor generations of indige- the Civil War. His presentations consist of the
nous traditions. story of the Texas Camel Connection, working
• Last Chance Forever, The Birds of Prey with the camels as a Calvary soldier and a Gov-
Conservancy will present interactive demonstra- ernment employee all during the 1850s and 60s.
tions of magnificent birds including hawks, owls,
eagles, falcons and vultures. • J.R. “Jack” Edmondson is a celebrated his-
• Texas Snakes is a fun and hands-on edu- torian, author, and reenactor. An alumni of the
cational show of many different species of University of Texas at Austin and Texas Christian
non-venomous indigenous snakes of Texas for University, he is best known for his educational
the children to view and touch. Emphasis is on portrayal of the illustrious General Sam Houston.
teaching about the environment and how rep-
tiles provide their part for the balance of nature. • Phydeaux’s Flying Flea Circus and Wahoo
• Bruce Manners is an interactive show that Medicine Show will captivate the audience
combines family friendly stand-up comedy with offering cures for all maladies at his Wahoo Med-
world class juggling and is best described as icine Show, and as Flea Meister for Phydeaux’s
Flying Flea Circus, putting his (invisible) fleas
Stand-up Juggling. As a strolling or “atmosphere” through their paces.
entertainer, Bruce presents world class 3 ball
juggling and amazing balance tricks while en- • Charles Lara aka Black Beaver will reenact a
gaging the crowd in a relaxed and unobtrusive Delaware Blanket Trader to teach festival goers
manner. about the Texas of the 1800s.
• Camel Rides will be available for a small fee.
Camels played an important role in Texas history • Dan Barth will use his Medicine Show Wagon
to tell the tales of special 19th century cure-all
when the state hosted the U.S. Army’s camel elixirs, and entertain with a little magic.
experiment, a short-lived project that used cam-
els to ferry supplies across west Texas and the • Exhibit of TPWD’s popular Operation Game
Thief, its wildlife crime-stoppers program of-
Great American Desert from 1856 to 1866. fering rewards of up to $1,000 for information
leading to the arrest and conviction for a wildlife
crime. Begun in 1981 as a result of laws passed
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around town by the 67th Legislature to help curtail poaching, from 1816 is on loan from native Texan Tom O’Ne-
the program is highly successful. al, whose great, great, great, grandfather Samuel
• North Harris County Dulcimer Society will Watkins fought in the Republic of Texas army. The
provide musical entertainment throughout the musket will be on display for free until the end of
day. 2021; there are as few as seven of this type of mus-
• Blacksmiths, weavers, spinners and other dem- ket documented in the country. There are modest
onstrators—including the popular Baytown Area admission fees for the elevator ride, movie and the
Quilt Guild--will give visitors a full sense of how special exhibit entitled “A Destined Conflict: The
life was in the early 1800s. Sutlers (civilians who U.S. – Mexican War,” located inside the Monument.
sold provisions to military posts) will be on hand For more information, the public may visit www.
to sell or show their wares. sanjacinto-museum.org and Facebook, or call 281-
• Texas Parks & Wildlife Department will offer 479- 2421.
archery classes for young people.
• Visitors can also view the restored marsh- Festival, park grounds, reenactment, parking, en-
lands and look for otters, great blue herons, os- trance to San Jacinto Monument and shuttles are
prey, mottled ducks and American avocets. The free; there are modest admission fees for the eleva-
marsh is historically important because it barred tor ride, movie and special exhibit inside the Mon-
the escape of many of General Santa Anna’s ument. Organizers recommend guests come early
troops during the 1836 battle. and follow directions from TPWD and other parking
• Representatives of the San Jacinto Descen- staff.
dants, the Daughters of the Republic of Texas,
the Sons of the Republic of Texas, the Texas There will be no drones or hoverboards allowed on
General Land Office and the Texas Indepen- park/festival grounds. For more information, visit
dence Trail Region will be on hand to share their www.sanjacinto-museum.org or call 281-479-
history. 2421.
• Texas Independence Square Dancers—
square dancers from various groups throughout
Texas—will demonstrate square dancing and give
lessons.
Visitors can browse through the vendor area to ad-
mire unique hand-crafted items, Texas products and
history-related items. The Children’s Area—spon-
sored by The Dow Chemical Company and Deer Park
ISD—includes:
• A 55’ train complete with train whistle and Tex-
an and American flags.
• Make-and- take history activities and crafts cre-
ated and overseen by Gifted/Talented specialists
from Deer Park ISD.
• Marsha’s Petting Zoo with sheep, goats and
other friendly small animals.
The San Jacinto Monument is open all day year
round except for Thanksgiving Day, and December
24th and 25th. Visitors can ride the elevator to the
top for a panoramic view of the festivities, explore
the special exhibit, watch a Texas history movie
and tour the hundreds of museum pieces on dis-
play. A prized Tryon flintlock muzzle-loaded musket
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Feature Article
a
mobile
tool
You Can
Actually Use.
Seriously.
You’ve likely heard neighbors and
business partners discussing Deer Park’s
new mobile app for weeks now. Many
residents began questioning the rumor
after no results ever surfaced.
Let us tell you:
good things come
to those who wait.
And you’ve waited long enough.
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Bobby Vasquez
InsideDP.com
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From events in the city to deals and sales at That’s Deer Park app will be a great benefit,” Culp
local businesses, the Deer Park Chamber of said.
Commerce has released a one-stop spot for all
things Deer Park in the new That’s Deer Park app. “If people have the app, they have a concise loca-
tion that covers the entire Deer Park community.
The free app is available for download via the They can click and access InsideDP’s school, news,
iTunes Store and the Google Play store. sports and events information without having to
search for it.”
Tim Culp, Chamber president and One of the most important
CEO said the app is meant to be a “…a multifaceted features are the emergency alert
resource for the Deer Park com- application that we push notifications. Were there to
munity and visitors to the city. be an emergency or chemical re-
“It’s a multifaceted application ”think everyone will lease of some sort, a push notifi-
that we think everyone will find find useful. cation would be immediately sent
useful,” he said. “As a Chamber, -Tim Culp to your mobile phone, effectively
we want it to be a great market- implementing support for the
alert systems already in place.
ing tool for businesses. For our
community, we want the That’s President/CEO, For visitors to the city, the app
Deer Park app to be a resource Deer Park Chamber of Commerce will provide information on the
they can use for news, events
and merchants offering deals and city’s hotels, restaurants and
promotions on merchandise, food shops.
and services.” “That information will be available for local users as
InsideDP has partnered with the Deer Park Cham- well,” Culp said. “The app is meant to help promote
ber of Commerce to provide news content for the businesses to our community members as well as
That’s Deer Park app. visitors.”
“I think the local news and alerts portion of the Among the facets of the app is a GPS-driven fea-
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Get in on the action! ture that alerts users if a store or restaurant they are near has a dis- around town
count or special offer on food, products or services.
Other features will be rolled out as the app evolves, Culp said, in-
cluding loyalty card features a business can elect to utilize, Enhanced
business listings with photo slide shows and video content, and adver-
tising opportunities.
“It is evident Deer Park residents love their community, and that’s why
we believe in the app’s capabilities,“ explains the chamber’s commu-
nications director, Naomi Richison. “It’s now easier than ever to find a
local plumber, bakery or financial advisor, for example, and they’re all
local business owners.”
For more information contact the Deer Park Chamber of Commerce at
(281) 479-1559, or naomi@deerparkchamber.org
Download the app now by scanning the
appropriate code with your phone, or
simply search for “That’s Deer Park” in
your app store!
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The Artists’ Corner around town
with
Jim Padgett
“I became interested in painting by studying the histo-
ry of art in a class for a Master’s degree program from
UHCL,” Padgett declared. “I graduated with both a BBA
(from 1980) and an MA in Humanities (from 2005)
at UHCL. I studied art from an earliest time period of
“Stone Age” art 28,000 years BC through Modern and
Abstract art from the 20th century in the graduate level classes.”
“My Master’s degree thesis is a novel,” he continues. “I waited 10 years to self-publish, and it can now be
purchased on Amazon.” Jim then proudly explains how he painted the front and back book covers himself.
He states, “Soon after, I began painting for several hours every day. I have now accumulated over 500 land-
scape, seascape, abstract and holiday paintings. I owe a tremendous amount of gratitude to God and to my
wife Lou; for without them, none of this would have ever occurred.”
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Deer Park Chamber of Commerce
thats our business Bayshore Medical Center
Celebrates 55 Years
of Service
Bayshore Medical Center (BMC) celebrated its Jeanna
55th Anniversary earlier this year, which marks Barnard, CEO
over five decades of having served the needs Bayshore
of Southeast Harris County. As a major contributor Medical Center
to the economic success of the area, Bayshore Med- pauses for a
ical Center has represented the city as one of the photo next to a
best facilities with awards such as Houston Business cake replica of
Journal Best Places to Work and prestigious Desig- BMC.
nations such as Texas Ten Step maternity care from
the Department of State Health Services as well as cares for the smallest of patients providing a place
various quality awards from The Joint Commission. to deliver with a piece of mind for cases of prema-
ture birth. Notably, the hospital has been designated
Many may remember the hospital as it opened its a Comprehensive Accredited Center in Metabolic
doors in 1962 without all of the large variety of and Bariatric Surgery for the last 10 years since
service lines that exist today. During the celebration 2007.
on January 23rd, Bayshore Medical Center’s longest
tenured employee spoke about her experience when “Bayshore Medical Center’s mission statement says
joining the hospital in 1968. Kay Delgado, the Direc- “we are a healthcare team, committed to excellence
tor of Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy and by always providing high quality, patient and family
Speech Therapy from 1968 to 2010 said that when centered care to our community; one patient at a
she joined “Bayshore Medical Center was a 3 story time.” Our time-honored commitment of 55 years
building surrounded by a few physician offices and
many empty fields.” “In honor of our 55th anniversary,
Bayshore Medical Center is
As a 364-bed, comprehensive acute-care facility, a committed to giving back to the
large variety of services were developed over the ”community that has supported,
years. In 1995, Bayshore opened its NICU, which trusted and encouraged our
growth for 55 years.
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-Jeanna Barnard
CEO, Bayshore Medical Center
has allowed us to impact hundreds of thousands and encouraged our growth for 55 years.” To ac- thats our business
of local citizens whether it was through delivery a complish this, Barnard has challenged her staff to
baby, caring for their family during and emergency, find ways that Bayshore Medical Center can show its
performing an open heart surgery or providing life- gratitude, “whether it is “55” people, 55 backpacks
saving stroke care,” said Jeanna Barnard, CEO, “To- for back to school children, $55, or 55 times, plans
day is also a celebration of the 55 year partnership are in the works for giving back in increments of
with our medical staff. Over the years, thousands “55” throughout our 55th year of service.”
of skilled physicians have trusted Bayshore Medical
Center as their home for practicing medicine. We For more information, contact Anum Arif at
thank them for allowing us to care for their pa- Anum.Arif@hcahealthcare.com, or visit
tients. Today is also a celebration of our healthcare www.bayshoremedical.com.
team; employees, volunteers and board members.
This group of folks has my deepest appreciation for
faithfully giving of themselves to ensure that our
patients are care for safely and compassionately.”
“In honor of our 55th anniversary,” Barnard states,
“Bayshore Medical Center is committed to giving
back to the community that has supported, trusted
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thats our business
San Jacinto College
Named as One of the Top 5 Community Colleges in the Nation
The Aspen Institute for Community College
Excellence today named San Jacinto College “San Jacinto College is delivering highly-skilled gradu-
as one of the top 5 community colleges in the ates to fuel economic growth and enable social mobil-
ity in the Houston region,” said Joshua Wyner, execu-
nation, awarding the College a Rising Star award. tive director of the Aspen Institute College Excellence
The announcement was made today at a luncheon in Program and author of “What Excellent Community
Washington, D.C. Colleges Do.” “Student completion rates have risen
steadily and substantially since San Jacinto College
“I am honored and humbled to accept this Rising Star reorganized and began to develop a strong culture
award on behalf of the entire San Jacinto College com- where everyone at the college is uniquely focused on
munity,” said Chancellor Dr. Brenda Hellyer. “This and held accountable for student success.” Hear more
award is for our students. They are the focus of our from Joshua Wyner.
work and our efforts. We want them to achieve their
goals and we want to eliminate barriers that could im- Between 2007 and 2016, San Jacinto College increased
pede their success. This recognition as one of the top the number of certificates and associate degrees
five community colleges in the nation is proof that we awarded by 161.7 percent. Last academic year, 7,019
are accomplishing those efforts.” students earned a certificate or degree from San Ja-
cinto College. This increase is due to a laser focus on
Launched in 2011, the $1 million Aspen Prize is student success and the support students receive along
awarded every two years to a community college their paths from when they first arrive at San Jacinto
achieving high marks in student learning, certificate College through graduation. The College concentrates
and degree completion, employment and earnings its efforts on initiatives that show results in student
for graduates, and access and success for minority achievement and progress.
and low-income students. From the more than 1,100
community colleges nationwide, San Jacinto College “Student success is what we are about,” said Dr. Lau-
was first selected among the top 150 last spring. A se- rel Williamson, deputy chancellor and San Jacinto
lection committee then narrowed down those institu- College president. “Our entire College is focused on
tions to the top 10, and today named the Aspen Prize student success, beginning with our Board of Trustees.
winner, two Finalists with Distinction and two Rising They set the vision for our College. We have excel-
Star recipients. lent faculty and staff who are executing that vision by
Deer Park Chamber of Commerce 25
Contact the
chamber at
281-479-1559
for more
information
implementing innovative and new techniques in the response to industry demand, and reflects a true part- thats our business
classroom and within student services to help more nership between the College and local businesses who
students finish what they started here at San Jacinto are looking for a local site to train incumbent workers.
College.” San Jacinto College is also planning to construct a new
technologically advanced Center for Petrochemical,
Addressing Outcomes Energy and Technology, another direct response from
In selecting San Jacinto College as an Aspen Prize the region’s industry. Funded through a bond refer-
Rising Star recipient, a panel of distinguished leaders endum approved by voters in the District in 2015, the
in higher education evaluated the College’s efforts in new Center will be the region’s hub for petrochemical
several areas including completion and labor market and manufacturing training, directly supporting the
outcomes. San Jacinto College has developed a num- economic engine in the Gulf Coast region and prepar-
ber of innovative initiatives that put students on a ing people for careers at all levels.
path to success. For example, San “San Jacinto College is delivering
Jacinto College faculty developed highly-skilled graduates to fuel “Our industry partnerships are
a reading first and math re-design ”economic growth and enable crucial to helping us fill the em-
for students without college-level social mobility in the Houston ployment pipeline in a number
reading skills. This course com- region. of fields that are thriving in the
bines developmental reading, Houston region,” said Mr. Dan
developmental math and college -Joshua Wyner Mims, Chairman of the San Ja-
algebra into one course, and had cinto College Board of Trustees.
a success rate of 71.4 percent in Executive Director, Aspen Institute “We value these relationships and
Fall 2015, compared to tradition- are thankful for the benefits our
al algebra success rates of 53.7 students receive from having ex-
percent. perts involved in our programs.”
Another example is the College’s College Excellence Program Closing the Gap
Integrated Reading and Writing Another area that the Aspen
course, an accelerated devel- Institute panel evaluated was
opmental reading and writing around achievement gaps be-
course that moves five courses to two. Students who tween different groups of students and how San Jacin-
take the course are succeeding at a higher rate in to College addressed those gaps. To effect a cultural
Composition I than students who took separate read- change, in 2009 the College created an immersive
ing and writing courses, 66.9 percent to 52.3 percent, two-day training based on Skip Downing’s On Course
respectively. principles. The training, titled “Success at San Jac” was
mandatory for all employees. San Jacinto College also
To ensure students achieve labor market success, San instituted a new faculty academy, new staff orientation
Jacinto College has aligned program learning out- and a re-connect program to refresh long-term em-
comes to industry standards. The College monitors la- ployees to sustain momentum. These initiatives result-
bor market trends and develops programs in partner- ed in an institutional commitment to student success.
ship with local industry representatives. Each program
maintains an advisory committee comprised of local “From these faculty and staff initiatives we were able
experts who meet annually with faculty and staff to to create and implement a number of student success
review student success data, curriculum, facilities and initiatives and services to support our students as they
equipment, and job placement. navigate their first semester at San Jacinto College
through graduation,” said Hellyer. “We have seen an
The maritime and petrochemical industries are two increase in our graduation rates of more than 160 per-
of the strongest in the Gulf Coast region. In January cent over the last 10 years, and much of that success
2016, San Jacinto College opened its fourth campus, is a direct result of how we are helping students earn
one that specializes in maritime training, located their certificate or associate degree.”
along Port Houston. This new campus was a direct
Deer Park Chamber of Commerce 27
thats our business Some student success initiatives that resulted from San Jacinto College recognizes that achievement gaps
the college-wide approach to student success include exist between minority students and students of all
Aid Like Paycheck and a new Open Educational Re- other races and ethnicities. However, the College has
sources (OER) degree. Aid Like A Paycheck provides been making significant strides in closing those gaps.
students with financial aid refunds every two weeks, “Community College Week” ranks San Jacinto College
rather than in a lump sum 30 days after the semester eighth in the country in awarding associate degrees to
begins, which is the methodology for most financial Hispanic students, and the College was recently recog-
aid students. The result is that students are better able nized by “The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education”
to manage their financial resources throughout the magazine as one of the top 10 community colleges
semester so they can stay enrolled and graduate. San for Hispanics. The College has increased the number
Jacinto College provides financial literacy and coach- of certificates and degrees awarded to Hispanic stu-
ing for students from entry through completion. dents by 174 percent since the 2008-2009 academic
The OER degree will be a general studies associate de- year, and has increased by 109 percent the number
gree program that will provide significant cost savings of certificates and associate degrees awarded to Afri-
to students because they will not have to buy tradi- can-American students.
tional course materials such as high-cost textbooks. In The College’s Men of Honor and Women of Integrity
lieu of traditional print textbooks that can cost several programs are two initiatives the College has support-
hundred dollars per copy, students who participate in ed to provide its Hispanic and African-American
the new degree program will use digital Open Educa- students the support they need to complete what it
tional Resources course materials which are accessible is they started at San Jacinto College. Community
online. For a nominal technology fee, San Jacinto members and San Jacinto College employees serve
College students will be able to utilize these resources, as mentors in each organization, offering guidance,
significantly reducing the cost of textbooks that many encouragement and support to Hispanic and Afri-
students face each semester. can-American male and female students. The goal is
to increase retention and graduation rates among the
Hispanic and African-American populations,
while also providing assistance in finding
their educational and professional pathway.
Community colleges today enroll more than
40 percent of all US undergraduates – 6 mil-
lion students – working toward degrees and
certificates. These include growing numbers
of lower-income and minority students.
Aspen’s Rising Star winners demonstrate that
community colleges can dramatically im-
prove the success of students while in college
and in completing a degree that leads to
well-paying jobs and careers after college.
For more information about the 2017 Aspen
Prize Winner, Finalists with Distinction, Ris-
ing Stars as well as information and lessons
learned from the all of the Prize Finalists,
please visit: http://as.pn/1kr.
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Texas Chiropractic During February’s Super Bowl festivities, one Texas Chiro- thats our business
College Alumnus and practic College faculty member was given the opportunity of a
lifetime.
Faculty Member
Serves as 2015 graduate of Texas Chiropractic College and current
Associate Professor/Attending Clinician, Dr. Cory Mayon, D.C.,
Chiropractor for C.C.S.P., ATC, LAT, LMT, CPT, CKTP, was selected to serve as
Atlanta Falcons the team chiropractor for the Atlanta Falcons in the days lead-
ing up to Super Bowl LI in Houston.
Dr. Mayon was contacted by the Falcons organization after
direct recommendations from the RICE University Sports
Medicine Team. Dr. Mayon has served as a Sports Chiroprac-
tor at RICE University for the past year, and was honored to
represent both TCC and RICE for such an amazing event.
Dr. Mayon described the experience as “inspiring” and noted,
“the atmosphere was one of excitement and focus. Everyone
had their game faces on, and I was glad I could help the guys
feel prepared.”
He went on to add that the “Falcons organization was very
respectful and valued chiropractic care as an integral part of
the sports medicine team.”
TCC Graduate and current Associate He stressed that the demeanor and class of the athletes were
Professor and Attending Clinician, Dr. Cory second to none. Overall, Dr. Mayon recounts his experience as
Mayon, was selected to serve at Super Bowl LI exceptional and, like that Sunday’s game, one for the history
books.
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LeSEgCisTlIOatNivNeARMeEview The Legislative Review
Your Chamber’s 2017 State Legislative Platform
The Mission Statement of the Governmental Affairs Commit- rollment) needs to be increased. Since 2008-2009 state sup-
tee is to develop strong working relationships with government port for community colleges has decreased from $2,115.00
agencies to address opportunities and impediments to the per full time equivalent student to $1,851.
business community of Deer Park.
Transportation and Infrastructure
Economic Development
A. Coastal Barrier System – Support:
A. Chapter 313 Tax Incentives – Support: We support efforts to protect the upper Texas Coast with a
Economic Incentives are an important tool for attracting coastal barrier, or “Coastal Spine”. Without protection Tex-
capital investment and high paying jobs to our state and as and the Nation are at the mercy of the next major storm.
cities. The Texas Economic Development Act has enabled Using Hurricane Ike as a model, studies show that shift-
Texas cities to compete globally for new capital investment ing landfall by a few miles, economic impact and lose of
and high paying jobs. We oppose any legislation that would human life from storm surge could surpass the $37 billion
restrict or cut this program. in economic damage and 80 lost souls. Without protection,
B. Funding for Texas Historical Commissions Heritage Trail a storm surge could shut down the nation’s busiest port in
Program. – Support: foreign tonnage and cripple the nation’s largest petrochem-
Heritage Tourism in Texas is Big Business, studies show ical complex.
that Heritage Travelers stay longer and spend more than B. Safety Funding for Hwy 225 & 146 – Support:
the average traveler, 1.9x to be exact. Through the Texas We believe a goal of safe travel for large industrial and
Historical Commissions Heritage Trail Program 10 Trail passenger vehicle travel on the same roads is paramount in
Programs received $38,306.00 each. The Trails leveraged our city. Therefore we support ideas and plans to improve
$13.40 in local resources to every $1 the State contribut- critical infrastructure in order to achieve this goal.
ed. This program is the only Texas Tourism Program that
serves all 254 counties. We support the THC request for Regulation and Litigation
$4.2 million in their base budget for the continuation of A. Public Notice Requirements – Modify current statutes
this and supporting programs. prescribing how legally required notices are posted and
advertised to the general public. – Support:
Education and Workforce We believe we live in an era where mass communication
can provide a transparent method of informing the general
A. Public Schools public of a government entities desire to procure resources
a. School Choice for projects of all types.
1. Vouchers / School Savings Accounts – Monitor: B. Regulations on Industry – TERP – Dedicated funding
We believe that transparency is essential. HB5 was a good of TERP programs to mitigate mobile source emissions in
start, 21 st century options forassessment; especially in non-attainment and near non-attainment areas. – Support
reading and writing are needed. We are concerned with We concur with the Texas Chemical Council in believing
the consideration of diverting taxpayer funds to school that TERP is the single most important tool the state has
voucher system or a system of this type. We believe that to achieve meaningful emissions reductions from cars and
Deer Park ISD could be used as a model for other districts other mobile sources.
within the State. C. Reduce Unfunded Mandates to Schools & Cities – Sup-
b. Finance port
1. Request having recapture adjusted – Support/Monitor: We oppose any state action that would limit or restrict
We believe that the current funding system is out dated local control of our city or school district.
and needs to be overhauled. There are a growing number D. Revenue Caps on City Property Taxes – Monitor
of economically disadvantage students in or district as well We expect our city to be able to provide services and
as more English language learners. It takes more time and operate at a high standard. At the same time we are sen-
staff to help them meet Texas rigorous educational stan- sitive to raising taxes on our business community. We are
dards. concerned that reducing the rollback rate for city property
B. Higher Education taxes does not provide meaningful tax relief and the real
a. Community College Funding issue is the appraisal process.
1. Appropriate investment to reach 60x30 TX – Support:
Community colleges are innovating higher education
through performance funding. Funding for student success
points (performance funding) as well as contact hours (en-
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Barry Beasley’s
Source: “Great, great, great, great grandfather
Luigi Beasley stole this recipe from the Aztec Indian
tribe of Southern Mexico.”
INGREDIENTS
1 lb. ground meat (beef or turkey)
1 can chili beef soup
1 4 oz. can diced green chilies
1 8 oz. can tomato sauce
1 envelope taco seasoning
1 1/2 cup cottage cheese
1 lb. grated Monterey Jack cheese
8 oz. cooked lasagna noodles
Brown meat and drain. Add soup, chilies and
tomato sauce. Simmer 10 minutes. In a 9” x 13”
baking dish, layer 1/3 cup of noodles, 1/3 cup of
sauce, 1/2 of cottage cheese and 1/3 of Monterey
Jack cheese. Repeat layers again, ending with
sauce and Monterey Jack. Bake at 350 degrees for
20 minutes. Can be made ahead and refrigerated
until ready to cook - just add 10-15 minutes to the
time. Serves 6-8
BIOGRAPHY
“I was born in a little log cabin in Pasadena in 1957. Received
my BA and MBA from Our Lady of the Lake University. My wife
and I have four - count ‘em - four children. I have been with
Southwestern Bell since 1976. I am a quiet, short, unassuming
man by day - and sidekick to caped crusader (crime fighter)
by night. His identity is a secret - but his initials are KP and he
sells insurance in his day job.”
HOBBIES
“Trying to effectively raise my kids, trying to effectively raise
plants and all too effectively raising my golf score.”
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Active with 8 Chambers of Commerce and current
Chairman of the Board of the Harris County Southeast
Economic Development Council.
from “Men Who Cook, vol. 1”
Published 1996
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USpEcCoTImOiNngNAeMvEents April 2017
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
26 27 28 1
29 30 31
April Fools’ Day
2 3 4567 8
Legislative Golden Division
Affairs Meeting Meeting
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Mayor’s Office Closed
Evening of Ambassador
Community Meeting
Praise
(pg. 34)
Passover Begins Good Friday
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
Business Business San Jacinto Day
Growth Series: Development (pg. 12)
Course 1 Meeting Hall of Honor
(pg. 10)
Easter Board
Meeting
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
Young Guns: GCCE Meeting
Business Over Office Closed
Breakfast
30 (pg. 34)
Special Notes:
Check the City of Deer Park’s website at deerparktx.gov for
information on the special events taking place throughout the
year for the 125th Birthday!
*All dates subject to change. Contact the chamber for more
information at (281) 479-1559.
32 Deer Park Chamber of Commerce
May 2017 Upcoming events
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
30 1 2 5 6
34
Legislative Ambassador
Affairs Meeting Meeting
78 9 10 Cinco de Mayo
14 15 11 12 13
Mother’s Day Chamberville
Business Expo
21 22 & Casino Night
(pg. 26)
16 17 18 19 20
Board Business Young Guns:
Meeting Development 6th Street Social
Meeting
23 24 25 26 27
GCCE Meeting
Office Closed
28 29 30 31 1 23
Office Closed Business
Growth Series:
Memorial Day
Course 2
(pg. 10)
Special Notes:
It’s time to start planning for graduates and prom! There’s plenty of local
Deer Park businesses available to help - just check the mobile app,
“That’s Deer Park”!
*All dates subject to change. Contact the chamber for more
information at (281) 479-1559.
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Upcoming events ChMAEepovcperkefntotDhsrPe! Check out these
APRIL 11 6:30 PM Upcoming Events
Mayor’s Evening of Mayor’s Evening
Community Praise of Community Praise
EVERYONE WELCOME
Tuesday, April 11 at 6:30 pm
Presented by the Deer Park Jimmy Burke Activity Center
Chamber of Commerce
Join Mayor Jerry Mouton and local pastors and
Register at deerpark.org church leaders to worship and pray together as a
community! Enjoy a special performance by The
special performance by Voice contestant, Chris Crump and dinner provided
by Chick-Fil-A.
Chris Crump
$10 | Individual
$10 per person
or $60 per table
dinner provided by
Join Mayor Jerry Mouton and local pastors and church leaders to
worship and pray together as a community!
Together, we will o er prayers for our city, our nation and our world.
Jimmy Burke Activity Center
500 W. Thirteenth St., Deer Park
Register online at www.deerpark.org or call 281-479-1559
Young Guns: YOUNG uns
Business OVer Breakfast
Connecting & Developing Professionals
Tuesday, April 25 at 8:30 am
Pappa Yolk’s Grill Business
Over
Join other young professionals to hear how you Breakfast
can imrpove your communication skills through a
Understanding $15
better understanding of others. Personality Types &
Generational Differences
$15 | chamber members
$25 | non-members Tuesday, April 25 Sharon Bayus
Pappa Yolk’s Grill Innovative Alternatives
5824 Spencer Hwy.
Is effectively communicating difficult?
Join other young professionals to hear how
you can improve your communication skills
through a better understanding of others.
Register with your chamber today!
Registration & Networking | 8:30 am
Breakfast & Discussion | 9:00 am
Upcoming Events September 26 Naomi Richison
May 19 Lunch with Leaders Deer Park Chamber | deerparkchamber.org
6th Street Social “Maximizing Social & 281-479-1559 | naomi@deerparkchamber.org
“Mix & Mingle” Professional
Networking Events” Kirby Gibbs
Pasadena Chamber | pasadenachamber.org
281-487-7871 | kirby@pasadenachamber.org
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Communications . . . . . . . . . 36
Contractors & Construction . . . 36 baitytax.com DeDe Massey 2915 Preston
Convenience & Liquor Stores . . 37
Crisis Centers . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Hammack & Co. CPAs, LLC P. O. Box 829 Pasadena, TX 77503
Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Jennifer Hammack Seabrook, TX 77586 (281) 991-0351
Electricians & Suppliers . . . . . 37 10510 Spencer Highway (281) 532-1177 milesac@milesservice.com
Energy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 La Porte, TX 77571 dede@impressiveideas.com www.milesservicecorp.com
Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 (281) 471-5747 www.impressiveideas.com
Entertainment & Recreation . . 38 jennifer@hammackcpas.com Alterations & Repair
Equipment Sales & Rentals . . . 38 Fort Worth Running Company
Event Production& Facilities . . . 38
Financial Services . . . . . . . . 38 www.hammackcpas.com Carrie Gutierrez National Tailors
Firearms Services . . . . . . . . . 39 4008 Vista Rd BLDG B Ralph & Marlene Sparks
Fitness & Nutrition . . . . . . . . 39 David M. Hoffman & Co., P.C. Suite 103B 2123 Strawberry
Florists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 David Hoffman Pasadena, TX 77504 Pasadena, TX 77502-3934
Food & Beverage Services . . . 39 412 W.Pasadena Blvd (281) 323-5923 (713) 475-0295
Funeral Services . . . . . . . . . 39 Deer Park, TX 77536-4864 fwrunco@hotmail.com ralph@nationaltailors.com
Government . . . . . . . . . . . 39 (281) 479-1945 www.fwruncohouston.com nationaltailors.com
Grocery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 dhoffman@cpadeerpark.com
Healthcare . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 John Manlove Marketing &
Home & Landscaping . . . . . . 40 www.cpadeerpark.com Communications, Inc.
Hotels & Motels . . . . . . . . . . 40 Gina Manlove
Industrial Services . . . . . . . . 41 Mosher, Seifert & Company, 5125 Preston Avenue Apartments
Insurance . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 CPA’s Pasadena, TX 77505-2055
Legal Services . . . . . . . . . . 43 Kenneth J. Seifert (281) 487-6767 The Boulevard at Deer Park
News Sources . . . . . . . . . . . 43 4701 Preston Ave. gmanlove@johnmanlove.com Ashton Tucker-Cook
Nursing Homes . . . . . . . . . . 43 Pasadena, TX 77505-2050 www.manlove.com 401 W. Pasadena Blvd.
Occupational Health . . . . . . 43 (281) 991-1099 Deer Park, TX 77536
Organizations . . . . . . . . . . . 43 kenseifert@cpa1099.com Postal Publications (281) 715-1000
Pet Care & Services . . . . . . . 43 www.cpa1099.com Traci Taylor Smith deerpark_mgr@tiptongroup.com
Personal Storage . . . . . . . . . 43
Plumbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 www.theboulevardatdeerpark.com
Printing & Signs . . . . . . . . . . 44
Property Management . . . . . 44 Sandra Tapia, CPA, PC 2437 Bay Area Blvd., #24 Auto & Motorcycle
Real Estate Services . . . . . . . 44 Sandra Tapia Houston, TX 77058 Sales & Services
Restaurants . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 5616 Pine Ave (281) 488-5203
Retail & Shopping . . . . . . . . 45 Adaptive Driving Access, Inc.
Retirement Living . . . . . . . . . 45 Pasadena, TX 77503 ttaylorsmith@comcast.net
Safety & Training . . . . . . . . . 46 www.postalpublications.com Tom Poole
Speakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 (832) 672-7530 3430 E. Sam Houston Pkwy. S
Staffing & Employment . . . . . 46 Pasadena, TX 77505
Transportation . . . . . . . . . . 46 sandra@stapiacpa.com Reward Vibe (281) 487-1969
Travel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 www.stapiacpa.com Roselia Millan tom@adaptivedriving.com
Waste Management . . . . . . 46 4402 Graceland Dr. www.adaptivedriving.com
Worship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Staley’s Tax Service Deer Park, TX 77536
Rick & Margaret Staley (866) 558-9378 Baytown GMC - Buick
812 Center Street
Deer Park, TX 77536-3206 Roselia@rewardvibe.com Albert Luna
(281) 479-5626 www.rewardvibe.com 4411 East Freeway
Baytown, TX 77521
mestaley@swbell.net Winkler Public Relations (281) 424-6500
staleystaxservice.com Dennis Winkler
Advertising & Marketing P.O. Box 73404 aluna@baytowngm.com
Houston, TX 77273-3404 www.baytowngmcom
Ace T-Shirts (713) 259-0195 Bayway Lincoln Mercury
Allison Kidd dennis@winklerpr.com Darryl Wischnewsky
2120 Catalina Street www.winklerpr.com 12333 Gulf Freeway
Pasadena, TX 77503-3519 Houston, TX 77034-4505
(281) 479-7765 Air Conditioning & Heating (281) 929-6500
sales@acetshirts.com darryl@baywaylincoln.com
acetshirts.com Air-Care Southeast, Inc. www.baywaylincoln.com
Vickie Cathey
Bay Group Media 615 Kansas St.
Debbie Salisbury South Houston, TX 77587-3104
P.O. Box 1032 (713) 946-4302
Seabrook, TX 77586 vickie@aircaresoutheast.com
(281) 474-5875 www.aircaresoutheast.com
d.g.salisbury@gmail.com *Category colors coincide with “That’s Deer
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Cernosek Wrecker - Deer Park Welsh Collision Center, LLC Business Solutions Communications
Paint & Body
Brad Welsh
Larry Cernosek 4201 Center Street, A3 Adaptive Tech Services AT&T
4527 Red Bluff Road Deer Park, TX 77536 Donovan Moser Taylor Landin
Pasadena, TX 77503-4335 (281) 479-3030 203 Ivy, Suite 603 6500 West Loop South
(281) 930-1539 brad@welshcollisioncenter.com Deer Park, TX 77536-2747 Suite 5100
lcwrecker@comcast.net welshcollisioncenter.com (281) 941-2070 Bellaire, TX 77401
cernosekwrecker.com (832) 407-2856
Beauty, Health & donovan@adaptivetechservices.com
Crossroad Automotive Inc. Wellness www.adaptivetechservices.com tl019b@att.com
Wayne Thornton Advanced Weight Loss Center, LLC Affiliated Payroll Services BearCom Wireless Worldwide
306 Center St. Norma Dyess Dennis D. Luby
Deer Park, TX 77536 Douglas Hoffman 1740 W. 13th St.
(281) 479-2829 4001 Preston, Suite 125 Deer Park, TX 77536
wayne_thornton@sbcglobal.net 4655 Techniplex Dr. (281) 476-4302
Pasadena, TX 77505 dennis.luby@bearcom.com
Dr. GoodBody Auto Body & Stafford, TX 77477 www.bearcom.com
Paint Clinic, Inc. (281) 487-8999
(281) 491-1400
dhc@digestivehealth.cc doug.hoffman@affiliatedpayroll.com
www.awlc.cc www.affiliatedpayroll.com
Karye McLendon Beyond Beauté DOCS, Inc. Comcast
2151 Underwood Road Shirley Terry Rhonda & Craig Ghormley Dionne Burnham
La Porte, TX 77571 2805 Center St. P. O. Box 267 8590 W. Tidwell Rd
(281) 471-4844 Deer Park, TX 77536-4944 Deer Park, TX 77536-0267 Houston, TX 77040
karye@drgoodbody.com (281) 930-1734 (713) 946-6640 (713) 341-8641
www.drgoodbody.com Sterry@BeyondBeaute.com
docsinc@documentoutsource.com dionne_tandy@cable.comcast.com
Honest-1 Auto Care www.beyondbeaute.com www.documentoutsource.com www.business.comcast.com
Daryl Hampton Eclipse Massage & Spa Gordon, Kurt, Dalal Associates, LLC Crosspoint Communications
4840 Center St. Carina Pantoja
Deer Park, TX 77536 4321 Center St. Keilone Gordon Jake Price
(281) 698-1224 Deer Park, TX 77536
dphampton@earthlink.net (281) 478-0300 7111 Harwin Drive 5006A Railroad Ave.
www.honest1deerpark.com carinap09@yahoo.com
Suite 282 Deer Park, TX 77536
Houston, TX 77036 (844) 276-7703
(713) 266-2886 jprice@crosspointcomm.com
McBroom’s Automotive www.eclipse-massage.com kgordon@gkddebtcollections.com www.crosspointcomm.com
George McBroom debtcollectionsagencyhouston.com
305 Center St. Hair Palace
Deer Park, TX 77536-2737 Roxie Lyons J&J Telecommunications, Inc.
(281) 479-1825 4214 Center St. MCPS Partners - Mark Sapp
Deer Park, TX 77536-6222 Eric Froeschner
georgemc@mcbroomauto.com (281) 476-5710 Mark Sapp
www.mcbroomauto.com MFL1955@msn.com 7909 Harborside Drive
2317 Erin Glen Ct
Galveston, TX 77573
Deer Park, TX 77536
888-835-3260
(832) 499-7353
ericf@voicegt.com
msapp@mcpspartners.com
Monument Chevrolet www.hairpalace.net www.mcpspartners.com www.jandjtelecom.com
Service Radio-Industrial Blind
W. Carroll Smith Juice Plus
3940 Pasadena Frwy. Cheryl Maxwell Child Care & Development Solutions
Pasadena, TX 77503 (281) 923-5288 Rhiannon Gould
(713) 473-7601 cmaxwell12@aol.com
info@monumentchevrolet.com cherylmaxwell.juiceplus.com Cream of the Crop Learning Center 1001 West 8th Street
www.monumentchevrolet.com Deer Park, TX 77536
Dianne Del Sol (800) 255-3349
Safelite Auto Glass Mary Kay Cosmetics 2202 Center Street rhiannon.gould@srr-ibs.com
Ron Schiebler Crista Welch Deer Park, TX 77536 www.SRR-IBS.com
619 E. Sam Houston Pkwy.S. (281) 217-8905 (281) 479-5079
#400 cristabearden@att.net
Pasadena, TX 77503 www.marykay.com/cristawelch sunwolf02@msn.com Contractors &
Construction
creamofthecroplearningcenter.com
(281) 787-3381 Salon Mia Bella Kids Kountry Learning Center Austin Industrial, Inc.
ronald.schiebler@safelite.com Kim Allen Sue Bujan Ed Hester
www.safelite.com 2808 Center St. 310 East X Street 406 West X Street
Deer Park, TX 77536 Deer Park, TX 77536 Deer Park, TX 77536
San Jacinto Harley-Davidson (281) 542-1400 (281) 479-1126 (713) 641-3400
Jerry Sutton salonmiabella@att.net sueb1967@att.net ehester@austinindl.com
3636 E. Sam Houston Pkwy. S www.salonmiabella.net www.kidskountrylc.com
Pasadena, TX 77505 BEI Engineers
(281) 991-4275 Peggy’s Childcare, Inc. Joy Reinecke
jerry@stubbshd.com Peggy Pickering 12301 Kurland Drive
www.sjhd.com 2118 E. 13th Street Suite 250
Deer Park, TX 77536 Houston, TX 77034
(281) 479-7948 (713) 475-2424
peggyskids02@yahoo.com jrreinecke@bei-us.com
www.bei-us.com
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Cajun Constructors, LLC KBR Cenikor Foundation Electricians & Suppliers
Becky Drake Kenny Sparks Eugene Hall
2105 S. Battleground Road 1707 Center Street 4525 Glenwood Ave. Amber, L.P.
La Porte, TX 77571 Deer Park, TX 77536 Deer Park, TX 77536-7901 Sherry Shrum
(281) 479-5554 (281) 476-1416 (281) 476-0088 P. O. Box 1379
beckyd@cajunusa.com kenneth.sparks@kbr.com ehall@cenikor.org La Porte, TX 77571-9469
www.cajunusa.com www.kbr.com www.cenikor.org (281) 479-3724
s.shrum@amberlp.com
Clark Industrial Services LJA Engineering Inc. Sarah’s House www.amberlp.com
Tommy Clark Jerry Graham Millie Edwards
1316B Underwood Road 2929 Briarpark Dr., Suite 600 711 Perla Electrical Innovations of Texas
La Porte, TX 77571 Houston, TX 77042 Pasadena, TX 77502 Frank Martinez
(979) 647-1090 (713) 953-5200 (713) 475-1480 P.O. Box 354
tclark@clarkindustrial.com jgraham@ljaengineering.com emillie74@yahoo.com Deer Park, TX 77536
www.clarkindustrial.com www.ljaengineering.com www.sarahshouse.net (832) 642-1603
frankmtz007@yahoo.com
Clay Development & Construction, Inc. O & S Construction & Weatherproofing The Wheelhouse Inc. electricalinnovationsoftexas.com
Jack Oddo Ralph Russo
Albert W. Clay 210 W. Helgra Mr. Electric of Bay Area
13101 Almeda Road Deer Park, TX 77536 Brock Bihm
5599 San Felipe, Suite 1440 (281) 478-4488 2318 Center Street, Suite 110
Houston, TX 77045 astro.r17@gmail.com Deer Park, TX 77536
Houston, TX 77056 www.thewheelhouseinc.com (713) 477-1770
(281) 484-7663 brock.bihm@mrelectric2009.com
(713) 789-2529 www.mrelectric.com
aclay@claydevelopment.com joddo@osconstruction.net
www.claydevelopment.com www.osconstruction.net Wholesale Electric Supply
of Houston
DaMar Construction Services, Inc. Oates Industries, Inc. Jeff Woodward
Danny Earp 718 Georgia Avenue
Kimberly Sawyer Education Deer Park, TX 77536
(281) 479-6055
2810 Center Street, Suite #100 2900 East X Street
La Porte, TX 77571 jwoodward@wholesaleelectric.com
Deer Park, TX 77536 Deer Park
(281) 930-9305 www.wholesaleelectric.com
(281) 478-5066 Independent School District
dannyearp@oatesinc.com Energy
kim@damarcs.com Victor White
www.oatesinc.com CenterPoint Energy
DeJean Construction Company, Inc. 2800 Texas Avenue Keith Gray
S.T.A.R. Concrete Pumping Co., Inc. Deer Park, TX 77536 4700 S. Shaver, Bldg. F
Larry Cunningham Gary Carroll (832) 668-7000 Houston, TX 77034
3002 East X Street 24223 FM 2978 Rd. white@dpisd.org (713) 945-6600
Deer Park, TX 77536-0968 Tomball, TX 77375 www.dpisd.org
(281) 479-5206 Keith.gray@centerpointenergy.com
(281) 357-1555
larry@dejeanco.com gcarroll@starpumping.com Texas Chiropractic College www.centerpointenergy.com
www.dejeanco.com www.starpumping.com Stephen Foster
5912 Spencer Hwy. Texpo Energy
Dorsett Brothers Concrete Mark Perrotti
Bryan Pennington T & T Construction Pasadena, TX 77505 7660 Woodway Dr.
3210 Lilac St. Heather Taylor (281) 487-1170 Suite 471A
Pasadena, TX 77505 204 Preston Road sfoster@txchiro.edu Houston, TX 77063
(281) 487-0264 Pasadena, TX 77503-1204 www.txchiro.edu (713) 358-8510
www.dorsettbrothers.com (713) 477-6660 mark.perrotti@texpoenergy.com
San Jacinto College District www.texpoenergy.com
E & S Construction, Inc. heather.taylor@tandtconstruction.com Brenda Hellyer
4624 Fairmont Pkwy., Ste.200 Engineering
www.tandtconstruction.com
Audubon Engineering Solutions
Randy Stockwell Convenience & Pasadena, TX 77504-3323 Jessica Hitchcock
4913 College Park Drive Liquor Stores (281) 998-6100 1200 Hwy 146
Ste. 190
Pasadena, TX 77508-5427 Murphy USA brenda.hellyer@sjcd.edu La Porte, TX 77571
(713) 452-3005
(281) 476-4722 David Ansari www.sanjac.edu
4926 East Blvd, jhitchcock@auduboncompanies.com
office@esconstruction.net Deer Park, TX 77571 Deer Park I.S.D. Career and
www.esconstruction.net (870) 814-2814 Technical Education www.auduboncompanies.com
david.ansari@murphyusa.com David Berrier
Fluor Corporation murphyusa.com 2800 Texas Ave
John Hall Deer Park, TX 77536
1809 Center St. (832) 668-7151
Deer Park, TX 77536
dberrier@dpisd.org
(281) 263-4413 Crisis Centers Deer Park
john.f.hall@fluor.com Education Foundation
www.fluor.com The Bridge Over Troubled
Infinity Construction Waters Jennifer Torres
Roger Blackburn Deborah Moseley 2800 Texas Ave
2301 S. Battleground P.O. Box 3488 Deer Park, TX 77536
La Porte, TX 77571 Pasadena, TX 77501-3488 (832) 668-7037
(979) 230-2408 (713) 472-0753 jatorres@dpisd.org
rblackburn@inf-grp.com dmoseley@tbotw.org www.dpisd.org/domain/12
www.infinitycs.us www.tbotw.org
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La Quinta Inn & Suites Adler Tank Rentals Dooley Tackaberry, Inc. Intercontinental Terminals Co.
Sam Bhakta John Stewart Glenn Tackaberry Robert Pennacchi
1400 East Blvd. 2751 Aaron Street 1515 W. 13th Street 1943 Independence Pkwy S.
Deer Park, TX 77536 Deer Park, TX 77536 Deer Park, TX 77536 La Porte, TX 77571
(281) 476-5300 (281) 479-5675 (281) 479-9700 (281) 884-0239
lq6198gm@laquinta.com john@adlertankrentals.com www.safetyfire.com bpennacchi@iterm.com
www.laquintadeerparktexas.com www.adlertankrentals.com www.iterm.com
Dow Deer Park
La Quinta Inn & Suites - North Allied Industrial Sales, Inc.
Danny Patel Jennifer Vera Jeff Lichon John Crane Engineered Bearings
2205 Pasadena Freeway 3003 Pasadena Fwy., S.100 1900 Tidal Road
Pasadena, TX 77506 Pasadena, TX 77503 Deer Park, TX 77536 Cheryl Armitage
(713) 475-2205 (713) 338-1097 (281) 228-2813 1800 W. 13th Street
lq6564gm@laquinta.com jennifer@alliedindustrialsales.com jlichon@dow.com Deer Park, TX 77536
www.laquinta.com www.dow.com (713) 943-9100
www.alliedindustrialsales.com cheryl.armitage@johncrane.com
Dynamic Laboratories Inc. www.Johncrane.com
Quality Inn Pasadena Ameraflex Sealing Products, Inc. Dessa Shepherd LandCoast Insulation
Palm Bar & Grill 3650 Underwood Road Tim Morton
Sara Rieman Gerald Cothran La Porte, TX 77571 625 Howard Street
114 Richey Street 317 Georgia Ave. (281) 478-0239 Deer Park, TX 77536
Pasadena, TX 77506 Deer Park, TX 77536-2505 dessa@dynamictesting.com (281) 478-6400
(713) 477-6871 (281) 476-8500 www.dynamictesting.com tmorton@landcoast.com
sara@qualityinnpasadena.com gaskets2@forsee.com
www.ameraflex.com Evonik Oil Additives USA, Inc. www.landcoast.com
www.qualityinnpasadena.com Aqua Solutions, Inc. Trilby Cressman The Lubrizol Corporation
1700 Tidal Rd. Chris Hext
The San Luis Resort Spa Georgette Ford Deer Park, TX 77536 41 Tidal Road
& Conference Center 6913 Hwy. 225 (281) 817-3342 Deer Park, TX 77536-0158
Steve DeFelice Deer Park, TX 77536-0070 trilby.cressman@evonik.com (281) 479-2851
5222 Seawall Blvd. (281) 479-2569 oil-additives.evonik.com ch@lubrizol.com
Galveston, TX 77551 georgette@aquasolutions.org
(800) 445-0090 www.aquasolutions.org Godwin Pumps, a Xylem brand www.lubrizol.com
info@ldry.com Carbide Technologies, Inc. Dan Fain Malone Industrial Machine LLC
www.sanluisresort.com Ruth Contreras
2727 Appelt Dr. Amanda Malone
524 Vermillion
Studio 6 Pasadena, TX 77506-1733 Houston, TX 77015 2902 E. Pasadena Blvd.
Sunil Patel (713) 475-0444
12700 S. Featherwood Dr. ruth@carbidetech.com (281) 864-9200 Deer Park, TX 77536
Houston, TX 77034 www.carbidetech.com
(281) 929-5400 dan.fain@xyleminc.com (713) 477-7737
www.xylem.com/dewatering/ aamalone@maloneindustrial.com
us/brands/godwin
www.maloneindustrial.com
6039@staystudio6.com
www.staystudio6.com CC Industrial Supply Co., Inc. Houston Ammonia Terminal MetFab, Inc.
Wendell Wallace S. Casey McGuire
The Tremont House 211 West Harris Ave. Patrick Lansing
Eric Wilson Pasadena, TX 77506 314 Allen Genoa
2300 Ship’s Mechanic Row (713) 676-2247 4403 La Porte Road
Galveston, TX 77550-1520 jcwallace@ccindustrialsupply.com Houston, TX 77017-3403
(409) 763-0300 www.ccindustrialsupply.com Pasadena, TX 77501-0046
ewilson@windom.com (713) 472-3900
www.wyndham.com Coastal Hydraulics (281) 479-6008
Wayne Rodick plansing@houstonammonia.com casey@metfabusa.com
Industrial Services 1002 W. Pasadena Blvd. Industrial Performance Services www.metfabusa.com
Deer Park, TX 77536 Mobley Industrial Services
A-One Chemicals and Equipment (281) 478-0989 Mike Guidry
Bill Doyle warodick@hotmail.com Chuck Mobley
coastalhydraulics.biz 1238 Center St.
1220 Miller Cut Off Road
Deer Park, TX 77536
Deer Park, TX 77536-0596
(281) 479-4277
(281) 470-9120
mike@ipscube.com MobleyAP@mobleyservices.com
www.theipsgroup.us www.mobleyservices.com
2902 East X Street Coastal Welding Supply, Inc. INEOS Phenol Oxy Chem
Deer Park, TX 77536 Mike Hartman Amy Narvaez David Dorko
(281) 542-5000 1205 W. Main Street 3503 Pasadena Freeway 1000 Tidal Road
aonechem@aol.com Baytown, TX 77520 P. O. Box 1959 P. O. Box 500
www.a-onechemicals.com (281) 422-9418 Pasadena, TX 77501-1959 Deer Park, TX 77536-0500
mhartman@coastalws.com (713) 920-4343 (281) 476-2350
AAA Flexible Pipe Cleaning www.coastalws.com amy.narvaez@ineos.com dave_dorko@oxy.com
Michael A. Fisco www.axiall.com www.oxy.com
3900 Underwood Rd.
La Porte, TX 77571-3930 Delta Companies Group, Inc. Innovative Turnaround Controls, Ltd. 41
(281) 476-5200 Forrest Ivy
mcfisco@aaaflexpipe.com 334 Tidal Road Christy Schulze
www.aaaflexpipe.com Deer Park, TX 77536 722 Fairmont Pkwy.
(281) 680-4104 Pasadena, TX 77504
Forrest.Ivy@deltacogroup.com (281) 998-9547
www.deltacompanies.net christy.schulze@itc.jobs
www.turnaroundcontrols.com
Pasadena Skid & Pallet Saulsbury Industries Troop Industrial Frank Nance
State Farm Agent
Rob Trexler David Dool Brian Swindel
5202 Red Bluff 101 Old Underwood Rd. 921A W. Pasadena Freeway Frank Nance
Pasadena, TX 77508-5513 Bldg. E Pasadena, TX 77506 8610 Spencer, Suite G
(281) 991-0190 La Porte, TX 77571 (713) 475-6100 La Porte, TX 77571
skidsrus@pdq.net (281) 471-2411 brian@troopindustrial.com (281) 930-7611
www.pasadenaskidandpallet.com ddool@si-tx.com
www.troopindustrial.com frank@insuranceprostx.com
Pioneer Logistics www.si-tx.com/ www.insuranceprostx.com
Turner Industries Group, L.L.C.
Stephanie Smith Scope Management Solutions Geri Borel Insurance Agency
John Golashesky
1250 Hall Court Dean Richardson Geri Borel
3850 Pasadena Blvd.
Deer Park, TX 77536 1176 FM 517 4008 Vista Rd
Pasadena, TX 77503
(281) 884-1087 Alvin, TX 77511 Ste. 100B
(713) 477-7440
stephanie.smith2@ge.com (832) 239-5131 jgolashesky@turner-industries.com Pasadena, TX 77504
Port Houston drichardson@link2scope.com www.turner-industries.com (281) 755-3283
Leslie Herbst www.link2scope.com
United Shutdown Safety geri.borel@horacemann.com
111 E. Loop North Score Valve Services Inc. Timothy Wallace HoraceMann.com
Houston, TX 77252-2562 John Bradley
(713) 670-2400 6410 Langfield Rd. 629 Howard Ave., Bldg. B Ken Phelps
lherbst@poha.com Bldg. B
www.portofhouston.com Houston, TX 77092 Deer Park, TX 77536 State Farm Insurance
(281) 241-1732 Ken Phelps
wallace@unitedsafety.net 4207 Fairmont Parkway
Power Feed-Thru Systems (713) 478-8119 www.unitedsafety.com Pasadena, TX 77504-3324
& Connectors john.bradley@score-group.com
Sheri Bradshaw www.score-houston.com Valvoline, Inc. (281) 998-5000
Allen W. Rowbottom ken.phelps.cuny@statefarm.com
212 Deerwood Glen Court Shell Deer Park 2627 Tidal Road www.kenphelps.net
Deer Park, TX 77536 Janet Noble Deer Park, TX 77536 Mertz Allstate Deer Park
(281) 476-9100 5900 Highway 225 (281) 476-8400 Sean Mertz
Sheri@pftsys.com Deer Park, TX 77536-0100 awrowbottom@ashland.com 214 Center Street
www.pftsys.com (713) 246-7137 Ashland.com Deer Park, TX 77536
Praxair, Inc. janet.noble@shell.com (281) 930-9567
Lisa Santo www.shell.us Vopak Terminal Deer Park Inc. seanmertz@allstate.com
Devonne Francis
622 Tidal Road Solvay Chemicals agents.allstate.com/sean-
2759 Battleground Road
Deer Park, TX 77536-0250 Todd Wilson mertz-deer-park-tx.html
Deer Park, TX 77536-0897
(281) 478-1500 1130 Independence Pkwy S. Mertz Allstate Pasadena
(281) 604-6000
lisa_santo@praxair.com La Porte, TX 77571 devonne.francis@vopak.com Sean Mertz
www.praxair.com (713) 307-3801 3130 Strawberry Road
Proske Plastic Products Todd.Wilson@solvay.com Insurance Suite A
Chester Walker www.solvay.com Pasadena, TX 77504
6701 Supply Row Techstar
Houston, TX 77223-1008 Jason Leyva Brady, Chapman, Holland & (713) 941-5700
(713) 926-9941 802 W. 13th St. Associates seanmertz@allstate.com
cw@proskeplastics.com Deer Park, TX 77536 Steve Cote agents.allstate.com/se-
www.proskeplastics.com (281) 542-0205 10055 W. Gulf Bank an-mertz-pasadena-tx.html
jleyva@techstaris.com
Houston, TX 77040 Momentum Insurance
Rain for Rent www.techstaris.com (713) 688-1500 David L. Rush
steve.cote@bch-insurance.com 2231-B Center Street
Keith Adams Tess Hose Management Deer Park, TX 77536
2712 Independence Pkwy. S. Eric Hinojosa www.bch-insurance.com
La Porte, TX 77571-9772 5006 Railroad Street
(281) 479-4500 Deer Park, TX 77536 Chipper Holt (281) 542-6081
kadams@rainforrent.com 281-930-9191
www.rainforrent.com reh@tess.no State Farm Insurance drush@todaysinsurance.net
ROMCO Manufacturing, Inc. www.tesshose.com Chipper Holt New York Life
4418 Center St. Insurance Company
Robert A. Obenberger Texas Stress, Inc. Suite A Tyler Johnson
100 West 1st Street Melissa Crutcher Deer Park, TX 77536-6281 3200 Southwest Fwy
Deer Park, TX 77536-1896 1304 Underwood Rd (281) 479-3666 Suite 1900
(281) 479-9600 La Porte, TX 77571 wcholt@sbcglobal.net Houston, TX 77027
bob@romco.net (281) 930-0897
www.romco-mfg.net melissa@texasstress.com Les Ellard, Agent (713) 854-2957
Farmers Insurance Group
tjenkins02@ft.newyorklife.com
Les Ellard
www.newyorklife.com/agent/
418 E. San Augustine
www.texasstress.com tjenkins02
Deer Park, TX 77536-4154
(281) 479-5218
lellard@farmersagent.com
www.farmersagent.com/lellard
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Caroline Tuck Houston Chronicle Organizations Pet Care & Services
State Farm Insurance
Greg May
Caroline Tuck 12554 Old Galveston Rd., American Heart Association A New Dawn
11510 Space Center Blvd., Ste 280 Michelle Stoddard Pet Adoption Center
Suite D Webster, TX 77598 10060 Buffalo Speedway Dawn Kubisz
Houston, TX 77059 (713) 362-4043 Houston, TX 77054 202 W. San Augustine
(281) 991-4009 greg.may@chron.com (832) 918-4068 Deer Park, TX 77536
caroline.tuck.cpsb@statefarm.com www.chron.com
www.carolinetuck.com michelle.stoddard@heart.org (281) 904-0280
InsideDP.com www.heart.org newdawnpetadoption@att.net
Stockstill & Associates Bobby Vasquez Deer Park American Legion www.anewdawnpetadoption.org
Beckie Stockstill-Cobb 317 Georgia Ave. Post 319 Animal Clinic of La Porte
125 E. San Augustine Deer Park, TX 77536 David Saucillo Willard D. Jones, Jr.
Deer Park, TX 77536 (281) 476-1127 P.O. Box 2052 10906 Spencer Hwy.
(281) 476-9063 insidedpcom@gmail.com Deer Park, TX 77536 La Porte, TX 77571
beckie@stockstillandassociates.com www.InsideDP.com
www.stockstillandassociates.com (281) 414-0305 (281) 471-3232
Wayne Riddle Nursing Homes Better Business Bureau lpvet@hotmail.com
Insurance Agency Rose Lee Barer www.animalclinicoflaporte.com
Wayne Riddle San Jacinto Manor
110 W. Pasadena Blvd. Dorian Herzog 1333 W. Loop South, Suite 1200 Deer Park Animal Hospital
Deer Park, TX 77536-4870 206 W. P Street Houston, TX 77027
(281) 479-5248 Deer Park, TX 77536-4802 Dale Lonsford
wriddle@sbcglobal.net (281) 479-8471 (713) 868-9500
dorian.herzog@pcitexas.net 2822 Center Street
Legal Services www.sanjacintomanor.com rbarer@bbbhou.org
Deer Park, TX 77536-4945
www.BBBhou.org
(281) 479-0405
Deer Park A.T.P.E. email@deerparkvets.com
Judy Cureton www.deerparkvets.com
Andrews Myers, P.C. Deer Park, TX 77536 Spencer Animal Hospital, Inc.
Michael Cortez
3900 Essex Lane #800 Occupational Health (713) 542-4089 Dennis Mangum
Houston, TX 77027 & Screening
(713) 850-4200 jcureton@dpisd.org 7022 Spencer Hwy.
mcortez@andrewsmyers.com Alliance Health Resources
andrewsmyers.com Mobile Division, LTD Deer Park Art League Pasadena, TX 77505-1804
Don Metz Marilyn Nabors (281) 476-0066
Dover & Fox, P.C. 2910 Center St. P. O. Box 1115 spencerah@comcast.net
Jim Fox Deer Park, TX 77536 www.spenceranimalhospital.com
5003 College Park (281) 479-6672 Deer Park, TX 77536-1115
Deer Park, TX 77536 Ultimate Pet Spa
(281) 479-5253 aracelydominguez@ahrmobile.com (281) 542-9322
jim@doverfox.com marilyn_nabors37@yahoo.com Cathy Gray
www.ahrmobile.com 7219 Fairmont Parkway, #170
LegalShield Deer Park Football
Frank Mulcahy CORE Occupational Booster Club Pasadena, TX 77505
4802 Schiller Park Lane Melissa Hoke
Sugar Land, TX 77479 126 W. San Augustine Marty Martinez (281) 991-6959
(713) 545-2222 Deer Park, TX 77536
fmulcahy@comcast.net (713) 854-1504 P.O. Box 2002 cathy@ultimatepetspa.com
www.decidetodecide.com mhoke@coreoccupational.com
www.coreoccupational.com Deer Park, TX 77536 www.ultimatepetspa.com
Glaze Enterprise
Diane Peirson Medical Screening Clinic, Inc. (281) 787-6713 Personal Storage
(713) 202-5380 Sherri Stockdale martymartinez24@yahoo.com
dpeirson@aol.com 3350 Fairview Street
Pasadena, TX 77504 www.dpisd.org LockTite Storage
(713) 944-9830
sstockdale@msctx.com Deer Park Rotary Club Pamela Kennedy
www.msctx.com
Beckie Stockstill 4013 Center Street
P.O. Box 844 Deer Park, TX 77536
Deer Park, TX 77536 (281) 476-5656
(281) 479-1623 pamela@locktitestorage.com
beckie@stockstillandassociates.com locktitedeerpark.com
www.deerparkrotary.org Plumbers
News Sources Ocean Breeze Houston Pilot’s Association James Plumbing Co., Inc.
Occupational Solutions Sam D. James
Deer Park Broadcaster Robert Shearon 1220 Harris
Cheryl Wentz JayLynne Touchton Pasadena, TX 77506-3620
650 FM 1959 203 Deerwood Glen Drive (713) 477-0244
Houston, TX 77034 4802 Center, Suite C service@jamesplumbing.com
(281) 378-1920 Deer Park, TX 77536 www.jamesplumbing.com
CWentz@hcnonline.com Deer Park, TX 77536
www.yourdeerparknews.com (713) 645-9620
(281) 478-4609
www.houston-pilots.com
OceanBreezeSafe@gmail.com
OceanBreezeOccupationalSolutions.com
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Modern Plumbing Co., Inc. Real Estate Services Liberty Mortgage Victory Properties, Inc.
Jodie Hollub Danielle Wendeberg Troy Cothran
4828 Pine Avenue ARG Real Estate, LLC 3710 Center Street,Suite 101 201 W. San Augustine
Pasadena, TX 77503-3725 Rick Guerrero Deer Park, TX 77536 Deer Park, TX 77536
(281) 487-8172 4008 Vista Road, Bld. B, (281) 542-7392 (281) 479-6100
Jodie@modernplumbing.com Suite 101 daniellew@teamlibertytx.com troythestarfish@aol.com
www.modernplumbing.com Pasadena, TX 77504 LibertyMtgUSA.com www.victorysells.com
PJ Plumbing & Mechanical Inc. (281) 822-0514 Phil Arnett Restaurants
rick@argrealestate.net Commercial Properties
Brenda McKinney
www.argrealestate.net Phil Arnett
P.O. Box 964 Antonio’s Pizza and More Inc.
Deer Park, TX 77536 Century Properties 3929 Tennyson Street Elsa Di Meo
(281) 222-4557 1105 Center Street
bmckinney83@yahoo.com Timothy Goss Houston, TX 77005 Deer Park, TX 77536-3211
(281) 479-0605
www.pjplumbingandmechanical.com 4504 Center St. (713) 448-9774 www.antoniositaliangrill.com
Printing & signs Deer Park, TX 77536 Phil.Arnett@Att.net Baskin Robbins - Deer Park
(281) 487-6500 Rohan Patel
Bauer Visual Graphics, Inc. tim@timothygoss.com Prime Realty Group
Machell Tompkins
www.centurypropertiesrealestate.com 3515 Preston
Suite 100
Donald Bauer Clyde Fendley, Realtor
Pasadena, TX 77505 3811 Center Street, Suite B
1600 Strawberry Road Clyde H. Fendley Sr.
(281) 683-0452 Deer Park, TX 77536
Pasadena, TX 77502 2213 Lawrence Lane
machelltompkins@gmail.com (281) 884-8990
(713) 473-5241 Deer Park, TX, TX 77536 www.primerealtygrouptx.com/ rohanpatel777@hotmail.com
Kaye_Horton@bvginc.com (281) 352-5432 RE/MAX Bay Area www.yourbr31.com
www.bvginc.com clydefendley@gmail.com
Peggy Jaks Bayou City Wings
Frame-It / Deer Park Engraving Great American Title Company 2502 Center Street Deandrae Ealy
Roger Wood Ashley Womack 3800 A Spencer Hwy.
2604 Center Street Deer Park, TX 77536 Pasadena, TX 77504
Deer Park, TX 77536-3512 7202 Spencer Hwy (281) 422-3435
(281) 479-9691 (281) 542-6300 deandrae@mybcw.com
Suite 110 bayoucitywings.com
Ichi-Ban Trophy peggyjaks@remax.net
Sherrel Brantley Pasadena, TX 77505 www.global.remax.com/Office- The Brisket House
3115 Preston, Suite A Wayne Kammerl
(281) 938-1300 Profile.aspx?OfficeID=1022046
Awomack@greatamtitle.com ROCK REALTY
www.greatamtitle.com Cindi Wiggins
Pasadena, TX 77505 Grisham & Associates 444 W. Pasadena Blvd., Suite C 3217 Center Street
Properties Inc.
(281) 487-5999 Deer Park, TX 77536 Deer Park, TX 77536
ichibantrophy@sbcglobal.net Bobby Grisham
4650 Center St. (281) 389-2004 (281) 884-8058
www.ichibantrophy.com Deer Park, TX 77536-6357 cindi@rockrealty.biz thebriskethouse@sbcglobal.net
InkSpot Printing (281) 479-1400 www.har.com/cindirobison www.thebriskethouse.com
Tony Lagan
2301 S. Shaver bobby@grisham-associates.com Rothland Bush’s Chicken
Pasadena, TX 77502 www.grisham-associates.com Commercial Real Estate Wenscell Prati
Steve Rothbaur 8075 Spencer Hwy
(713) 472-1100 Jodi Kallus - Summit Realtors 2006 Broadway, Suite 101 Deer Park, TX 77536
Pearland, TX 77581
tony@inkspotprinting.com Jodi Kallus (785) 404-2210
(832) 243-1550
www.inkspotprinting.com 2309 Center Street, Suite C bcdeerpark@jrimgmt.com
anita@rothland.net
Kwik-Kopy Printing Center #15 Deer Park, TX 77536 www.rothland.net www.bushschicken.com
Marilyn Wilkins (713) 725-5558
1128 Pasadena Blvd. jodi@summitrealtors.com South Land Title Casa Ole #52
Pasadena, TX 77506-4724 www.jodikallus.com Kimberly Spencer Corkey Turner
7750 Spencer Highway
Gayle Keller, Realtor 6021 Fairmont Parkway
(713) 472-6585 Pasadena, TX 77505-1932
marilyn@kwikkopypasadena.com Gayle Keller Suite 100
(281) 542-0363
www.kwikkopypasadena.com 201 W. San Augustine Pasadena, TX 77505
corkeyturner@micasaole.com
Deer Park, TX 77536 (281)487-7575
MiCasaOle.com
(281) 479-6100 kspencer@southlandtitle.net
Property Management gayle@victorysells.com southlandtitle.net Chick-Fil-A
www.victorysells.com Ron Acosta
N & L Enterprises, LLC Summit Realtors 9101 Spencer Hwy
Alexandra Taylor Legend Lending Carla Nettles La Porte, TX 77571
21224 FM 2100 Sandra Womack 2309 Center (281) 476-9599
Crosby, TX 77532 17047 El Camino Real Street, Suite C ron.acosta@chick-fil-a.com
(281) 324-2850 Suite 150 Deer Park, TX 77536-4167
ataylor@nlenterprises.net Houston, TX 77058 (281) 479-6600 www.cfarestaurant.com/deerpark/home
(281) 940-HOME (4663) carla@summitrealtors.com
Sandra@SandraWomack.com www.summitrealtors.com
SandraWomack.com
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