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The 100 Club of Southeast Texas would like to thank all of the following new and renewing members:

Save the Date & Plan to Attend September 9th at Raider Stadium Lumberton, Texas

Lumberton ISD Gretchen Scoggins, Coordinator for Special Programs & Communications is inviting the members of the 100 Club of Southeast Texas and everyone to come out and take part and support the Lumberton Varsity Football Team vs. the PNG Football Team, on September 9th.

“This will be a big game for us and we are expecting a huge crowd on both the Raider side, as well as the PNG side.  And it’s such a great way for our Lumberton Independent School District to demonstrate support of our local law enforcement because the money we raise at this sporting event will go to the 100 Club.”  “As the Special Programs Contact, we are arranging for each of our Raider Student Organizations to each volunteer for different roles for the Varsity Football game, and the students will be creating their own activities for the event,” Gretchen concluded.

As the news of one of the deadliest incidents for U.S. law enforcement since the September 11 attacks began to unfold regarding the murders of five Dallas police officers, our 100 Club of Southeast Texas Board member Jon Reaud, overwhelmed with concern over the reports coming out of Dallas about the Thursday July 7 loss of life, called the Club Secretary to release an immediate statement of respect to the families.

Beaumont, Texas | The 100 Club of Southeast Texas extends its heartfelt prayers to the families of the four Dallas Police Officers and one Dallas Area Rapid Transit officer killed, and the seven police officers wounded, in Thursday evening’s horrific event. Our organization was formed to support the spouse and dependent children of a Southeast Texas First Responder killed in the line of duty. Our hope is that our community comes together in support of our local officers who have lost members of their Family in Blue and remember that they, too, leave their homes and families every day to protect all of us.

With Great Respect,

The 100 Club of Southeast Texas

Kayla Britt, Electrical Designer on behalf of Richard Industrial Group said, “Thank y’all for everything y’all do. The Company held its 11th Annual Bass Tournament back in April. During the Tournament time the Richard Industrial Group holds a silent and live auction on donated items to their tournament, and donate the proceeds raised to a couple of local charities.” Kayla goes on to say, “With everything going on in America right now, we felt that The 100 Club should receive the proceeds raised from the tournament, this year and in 2017. Thank you 100 Club of Southeast Texas.”

Organizer and community advocate Sandra Womack, help to facilitate the “Ride for the Blue” on July 24, 2016. Hundreds of bike riders, car clubs, mustangs, and jeepers took the wheel all decked out in blue to ride and show their support for the men and women in Blue who put their life on the line each and every day to protect and serve the citizens of Southeast Texas. The Ride for the Blue began at the Jefferson County Courthouse where the participants were split into three groups which allowed one group to ride to Hardin County, one to Orange and the other in Jefferson County to stop to pray for those who lost their lives in the line of duty.

Seeing all the citizens coming out from across the three counties was overwhelming. The amazing day ended as the riders rode back to the Beaumont Police Department for their last stop and the group collected hundreds of signatures for the fallen and more than six thousand dollars was raised from the event that would be split between the 100 Club of Southeast Texas and the Dallas Police Department.

Special Thanks to World Gym & Jody Nolan for supporting the 100 Club of Southeast Texas with an amazing offer!