by Scott Evans | Apr 10, 2020
Houston Treasure for 2020 Photo by: Evin Thayer Studios The Honorable Annise Parker spent many years serving the people of Houston, America’s 4th largest city, with three terms as a City Council member, three terms as City Controller, and three terms as Mayor....
by Scott Evans | Apr 10, 2020
Houston Treasures for 2020 Photo by: Gittings Dr. Peggy B. Smith and her husband E. Ashley Smith have worked as a team for the Houston community. Peggy has focused her efforts on improving the health of inner city youth, and over the last 48 years has founded...
by Scott Evans | Apr 10, 2020
Houston Treasure for 2020 Photo by: Jeff Myers Photography In a career spanning 41 years, Bill Meek creates art conveying beauty and hope. His unique glass sculptures and custom installations are in residences and corporate collections throughout the country. Once...
by Scott Evans | Apr 10, 2020
Houston Treasures for 2020 Photo by: Gittings David Wuthrich is a native Houstonian, devout Aggie and avid golfer. He has held marketing positions in a wide range of industries: Houston Lighting and Power, GRACO Mechanical, Eastman Kodak, AIG, Chubb, Northern Trust,...
by Scott Evans | Apr 10, 2020
Houston Treasure for 2020 Photo by: Gittings Edna Meyer-Nelson is a proud third generation Houstonian. She attended Aldine High School followed by Southern Methodist University and went on to earn post-graduate degrees from University of Houston and University of...
