Find out how you can donate to TCURA and get a tax deduction on Page Two.

Come for an informal coffee and pastries plus a chat with Chancellor Victor Boschini 10 to 11:20 a.m. in the Cox Room of the Kelly Center.

We then will go to the Mary Couts Burnett Library where at 11:30 a.m. Dean June Koelker will take us on a tour.

10 a.m. Monday, July 11

D.J. Kelly Alumni & Visitor’s Center

Tour of the Library Afterward

Park in the Visitor’s Center, Lot 6, unless it is full. Alternate parking

is the parking garage between the Kelly Center and Ranch Management. Arrangements have been made with TCU Police.

Reservations for each attendee are required by the deadline, Noon, Tuesday, July 5. Send an email to Janet George Herald: jgherald@gmail.com

or call and leave a message at 817-924-1331.

UPCOMING RETIREES’ LUNCHEON MEETINGS

For your calendar please list these

upcoming TCURA luncheon meetings at the Kelly Alumni Center on Tuesdays

11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.:

Sept. 20, 2016, Cox AOct. 25, 2016, Cox CNov. 15, 2016, Cox ADec. 13, 2016, Cox CJan. 24, 2017, Cox CFeb. 28, 2017, Cox AMar. 28, 2017, Cox CApril 25, 2017, Cox CMay 23, 2017, Cox C

In the future, reservations will be taken by Rebecca Roach, but you will getthe contact information and deadline each month in the newsletter.

TCURA established 1983July, 2016 Volume 37, Number 1

Retirees’ NewsletterTCU RETIREES’ JULY PROGRAM

Chancellor Victor BoschiniCoffee with the Chancellor

Don’t Miss This One of a Kind Summer TCURA Meeting

The TCU Retirees’ Organization is covered by the TCU 501(c)3 umbrella. Consequently, all gift and contributions to the TCURA are tax deductible.

These contributions will be used to further the activities and reach of the TCURA. The contributions should be sent or taken to the TCU Office of the Vice Chancellor for University Advance-ment.

Office of University AdvancementTCU Box 297044Fort Worth, TX 76129817-257-7800877-TCU-GIVE (toll-free)campaign@tcu.edu

You can designate the gifts as “greatest need” for the TCURA or for a specific use such supporting TCURA programs, etc.

Currently, we are not set-up to accept gifts of merchandise. If you wish to donate property, please contact the President of the TCURA and you and the TCURA president can jointly meet with the ap-propriate person in the VC University Advancement Office.

Give to TCURA and Get Tax Deduction for Donation

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There are two accessible entrances to the Library.1. East Entrance: There is a ground-level entrance to the Library

through a plaza on the East side between the Library and Rees-Jones Hall. The north side of the plaza is at sidewalk level. For access from the south side of the plaza, a ramp is available at the southeast corner. The doors on the plaza open into the ground floor of the Library during all the hours that the Library is open, although TCU ID card access is required after non-TCU visitor hours are over.

2. Northwest Entrance: An entrance with a ramp is on the northwest corner of the library near University Drive. A button near the accessible entrance activates a buzzer at the Library Services desk. Desk staff then activate the automated door mechanism to allow entrance.

ACCESSIBILITY ENTRANCES TO THE LIBRARY

Very Special Library Tour Guide, Dean June Koelker.

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Terri Lee Mabe Jan. 30, 1959 - May 27, 2016

The native of Lincoln, Neb. worked in the Burleson Independent School District before coming to TCU in 1999. Mabe was the ad-ministrator of TCU’s Geology and Environmental Science Department until her death.

James “Jim” Henley 1942 - 2016

Jim Henley passed away sud-denly on May 15 from an acute and fast-acting form of leukemia.

Jim joined the Sociology Depart-ment of TCU in 1970. He taught everything from Sociology of Organizations to Research Methods, but he most loved teaching Social Problems and his particular favor-ite, Medical Sociology. In 1979, Jim became department chair and served eight years in that capacity. In 1987 he became Associate Dean of AddRan College of Arts and Sci-ences, holding that position until his retirement in 2002. He continued teaching those two favorite courses during his tenure as “Jimmy Dean.” More than his service to TCU, Jim brought his sense of humor to work

with him. The infamous lunch table in the old faculty center was a source of great merriment shared by like-minded professors, and jokes from that memorable time are still being shared.

Jim met his wife, Caralee Woods, during her visits to TCU as a text-book rep. They married in 1977. Jim and Caralee shared a lot of adven-tures, but their biggest adventure was buying land in southwest Utah and, mostly by themselves, building a strawbale home. Jim didn’t quite get to finish it—he was convinced they would be in their home by Christmas after working on it for eleven years—but Caralee is com-mitted to completing what is surely Jim’s masterpiece.

Jim’s big heart, sense of humor, love for animals, and appreciation for fine craftsmanship have been constants in his life. It was impor-tant to him to leave the world a bet-ter place, and it’s safe to say he did. A celebration of life will be held at a later date when the strawbale house is completed. If anyone would like to share memories of Jim to read at that celebration, please send them to caraleewoods@gmail.com.

Peter Raymond Locke 1951 - June 10, 2016

Locke came to TCU in 2006 with a doctorate in economics from Texas A&M at College Station and bachelor’s degrees in economics and math from the University of Oregon at Eugene.

Prior to his coming to TCU

where he was a professor in finance in the M.J. Neeley School of Busi-ness until his death, Locke was a professor in the School of Business at George Washington University for six years and a visiting professor there since 1999. From 1991 until 2000, he was an adjunct professor at the Robert Smith School of Busi-ness at the University of Maryland. From 1989 until 1999, Lock was a financial economist for the Com-modity Futures Trading Commis-sion. He also was a visiting assis-tant professor at Tulane University from 1987 until 1989.

The author and/or co-author of a number of scholarly publications and a referee and reviewer for many publications . He also had testified as an expert witness in a number of different courts.

At TCU he was the Neeley School of Business’s Undergraduate Teacher of the Year in 2007-8. His scholastic honors include member-ship in Phi Beta Kappa.

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tired faculty or staff who have died,

please send the information and an

obituary if available to newsletter

editor: d.newsom@tcu.edu.

TCURA newsletters are archived

at TCU and in some cases might be

the only source for this important

information.

IN MEMORIAM

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OfficersPresident Stan Hagadone

972-393-8688214-893-7551 cellj.hagadone@tcu.edu

Vice President Larry Adams

817-926-7314l.adams@tcu.edu

SecretaryDonna Johnson

817-927-4620 d.m.johnson@tcu.edu

Treasurer Victor Belfi817-923-2450v.belfi@tcu.edu

TCU Retirees’ Association Board of Directors 2015-2016

Past President Kirk Downey972-863-3628 or214-632-0317k.downey@tcu.edu

Other members ofthe Executive CouncilUCAC representativeEmily Burgwyn817-688-1719e.burgwyn@tcu.edu

Membership ChairJanet George Herald

817-924-1331jgherald@gmail.com

Communications ChairDeVonna Tinney

d.tinney@tcu.edu817-294-5044

Health and Wellness ChairManfred Reinecke817-927-8536m.reinecke@tcu.edu

Representatives-at-LargeArchivist Phyllis Allen

817-423-3719p.allen@tcu.edu

ColumnistCarolyn Cagle

682-552-2130.c.cagle@tcu.edu

Membership List MasterJudy Groulx817-366-5333j.groulx@tcu.edu

Will Stallworth817-346-8485w.stallworth@tcu.edu

Bob Vigeland817-370-1493b.vigeland@tcu.edu

TCURA email address: TCURA@tcu.edu

Newsletter Doug Newsom, Editor817.732.2901

d.newsom@tcu.edu

Broc Sears, DesignerDept. of Strategic Communication Bob Schieffer College

of Communication817.257.5052

b.sears@tcu.edu

NOTEIf you do not wish to continue receiv-ing this newsletter notify the newslet-ter editor or any of the others listed as contacts here.Thank you

MISSION STATEMENT

The Texas Christian University Retirees’ Association exists to provide opportuni-ties for fellowship, to promote lifelong learning, to advocate for fair benefits, to recognize the accomplishments of its members, and to strengthen the

relationship between the retirees and the University.

All TCURAMembers, Please Keep Us Updated!

Keeping up with our members is an ongoing task, but you can help.

Here are three ways you can help us make our membership records cur-rent.1. (Easiest) From any online browser,

use this link http://goo.gl/forms/B23cKbh9HW which takes you to our online form.

2. Send an email to TCURA@tcu.edu3. Send information by post to 3000

S.Hulen, Ste.124-312, Fort Worth, TX 76109.

Thank you!TCUR Membership Committee

Coffee, Books & Conversation will not meet during the summer, but we hope everyone continues to read interesting and enjoyable books.

Our next meeting will be Wednes-day, September 7, at 10 AM, in the library at University Christian Church.

We did not choose a book for Sep-tember, but decided to share books of interest we read during the summer. See the site on line: LitLovers. com, which offers helpful lists.

If you have questions please call Judy Smith at 817-921-4798.

Coffee, Books & Conversation

At least 39 words can be made:Five letter words1. muser 2. mures 3. serum Four letter words 1. mure 2. mums 3. ruse 4. muse 5. mems 6. user 7. suer 8. sure 9. emus 10. rues 11. rems 12. rums Three letter words 1. rum 2. ser 3. sue 4. sum 5. umm 6. use 7. rue 8. res 9. mem 10. emu 11. ers 12. mum 13. mus 14. ems 15. rem Two letter words 1. um 2. er 3. us 4. es 5. me 6. mm 7. mu 8. re 9. em

SUMMER CHALLENGE

See how many words, two letters or longer, you can construct from the letters that appear in the word “sum-mer.” You can only use each of the six letters once in your new word.The answer appears below.