Events

Speakers include LIndsey Bell, Caroline Mercer, Ellie Johnson, Saxon Bruedigam, Ashton Bryant, Sam Kennedy, and Jadyn Castillo with Bryce Gerhardt. 

Goals for 2025 - Flag Program, Golf Tournament and Spring Concerrt

In 2024, she returned to Charger Nation, as the principal of Central High School, committed to enhancing the educational experience for all students.  The best part of her return has been reconnecting with students and families.

Dr. Carlos Morales is founding President of TCC Connect Campus, the largest and fastest
growing of the six campuses that comprise Tarrant County College District, which delivers
eLearning and Weekend College programs to non-traditional students. He is responsible for the
educational endeavors of more than 20,000 students served by 500+ faculty.
Dr. Morales is a visionary and dynamic leader with experience at undergraduate, graduate,
public and private institutions of higher education and an educator, presenter, and author. His
experience spans more than 20 years as a faculty member of Biology and Science Education in
the classroom and online. 

Jacquetta Dantzler is an accomplished professional with a strong background in business
development and corporate strategy. With nearly two decades of experience, she has dedicated
her career to business owners and executives on the topic of workforce strategy.  Currently
serving as the Director of Business Development for Tarrant County College Corporate
Solutions, Jacquetta utilizes her expertise and extensive network to forge valuable partnerships
and provide exceptional leadership and organization effectiveness solutions.

 Jeff Molby (pronounced Mole-bee) is a Rotarian from Caro, Michigan (pronounced Care-oh) where he's been volunteering for the American Cancer Society through Relay For Life for the last few years. He's also a minimalist who loves to travel, so in October, he sold everything and set off on a two-year bike tour around the country in order to help people get to their chemo appointments.

Aaron Rector was recently appointed as Keller’s City Manager after serving as interim for nine months. This March, he’ll celebrate nine years with the city, having previously led as Director of Administrative Services and Finance.

With nearly 20 years of experience in municipal finance, Aaron is a Certified Government Finance Officer and an active leader in the field. He serves as the North-area representative for the Government Finance Officers Association of Texas and co-chairs its Program Committee.

Before joining Keller, Aaron spent eight years with the City of Cedar Park in Central Texas and got his start in municipal finance as an intern with the Town of Flower Mound. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Texas A&M University and a master’s in public administration from the University of North Texas.

A proud Keller resident, Aaron lives here with his wife of 16 years and their two energetic children, who keep him on his toes and constantly remind him that managing a city might just be the easier job!

Alonzo Linan, currently the Director of Public Works for Keller is originally from Kansas and holds an undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering and a master’s degree in Public Administration, both from the University of Kansas.

He has been with the city of Keller for the last 8 years and worked for both the private and public sector at the regional, state and local levels.

He has been married for 37 years to his wife Kim, has 4 adult children and 4 grand-dogs.

Today he will share insights from the State Demographic Center regarding population growth and the impacts on water supply.