Events

Jessica Spawn is an author, filmmaker, and podcaster who founded Gal on the Prowl, a company that creates content congruent with her life themes of “Heart, Humor, and Hope.”  She handles content creation, social media strategy, and brand management and is a proud cat mom.

We have all heard, of, read about, or watched movies on Operation Overlord or D-Day. We
have all heard, of read about, or watched movies on The Battle of the Bulge. But have you
heard of the Colmar Pocket Battle? This battle is about the Allies last push of the Germans
across the Rine River and back into Germany. Tuesday's program  is a reminder of a Forgotten
Pocket of History, learn about Hill 351; door to door fighting; and how Audi Murphy earned his
Medal of Honor during this battle. 

 She is a longtime member of the  Dallas Area Fiber Artists Guild.   Wyatt is the owner, designer and creator of  "Altar Angels Arts", specializing in liturgical vestments and banners etc for churches. 

Brenda has been part of the judging team for Southlake's  "Art in the Square"  for ten years, as well as judging shows throughout the metroplex.   For the past seven years, she has been in charge of the Emerging Artists program for AITS.  

Mrs. Wyatt  also curates the White's Chapel Methodist Church  Art Gallery, in  Southlake, TX, where she was head of the Altar Guild for almost 30 years. 

Jon Bullock has been a member of the Colleyville Rotary Club since 2008. He has served as President, Foundation Chair, Membership Chair, Program Chair, Treasurer, Secretary and Webmaster. He has led many service projects such as RISE Against Hunger and the GCISD New Educators Luncheon. He is currently the Governor of Rotary District 5790. 

Addison is a Keller High School Junior and Lane is a Keller High School Senior. 

Conrad is a member of the Grapevine, Texas Rotary Club, where he served as president
in 1980/81. He has enjoyed 49 years of perfect attendance. He served as District 5790
Governor in 1991/92 and presently serves as D-5790 Global Grant Scholarships
Chairman and Rotary Fellowships Chairman. He initiated the Rotary Intercountry
Teacher Exchange (RITE), the RotaTree Program and he brought RYLA into our district.
Conrad has done over 400 humanitarian, educational and cultural exchange grant
projects in the US and in over 30 foreign countries.
He is the Zone Chairman for the Rotary Initiative for Population and Development and
Zone Chair for the Open World Program. He has been the president of the Rotarian
Wine Appreciation Fellowship since 2002 and has increased the membership from 11
members in 2 countries to over 4,500 members in 70 countries. He also has served as
the R.I. Fellowship Chair over all the Fellowships. He currently serves D-5790 as GG
Scholarships Chair, R.I. Fellowships Chair and member of the District Grants
Committee.
Conrad is a Major Donor, 3 rd level, and a Charter Member of the Bequest Society. He
has received the Four Avenues of Service Award, the Citation of Meritorious Service
and the Distinguished Service Award from The Rotary Foundation and the R.I. Service
above Self Award.
Professionally, Conrad is a commercial property investor and broker and is the
President of Paramont Properties, Inc, Preservation Properties and the Managing
Partner of Willow Creek Storage and Property Investments, LLC.
Conrad is the immediate Past President of the Tarrant County College District Board
and serves on the TCC Foundation Board.
Conrad earned a BS and MS in Chemistry from Holy Cross College, successfully
completed all course requirements for a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of
Arizona and earned an MBA from Northeastern University. He is married to Betty; they
have three children and live in Colleyville, Texas.

Sally Hopper has been a member of the Rotary Club of Arlington for 26 years. She served numberous positions on their boqard and the past eleven years has been the Rotary Foundation Chair. Sally was the Executive Directgor of Dental Health Arlington for 17 years until her retirement in 2010. Sally has lived in Arlington since graduating from Texas Tech University. She has 2 sons, 2 daughters in law and 3 grandchildren. 

Our member, Angie Stralow, who is an Ambassador for the Mary Kay Ash Foundation, will be sharing resources to provide support to anyone affected by domestic violence or relationship abuse, along with resources in detecting breast cancer, tips on avoiding skin cancer, and more. 

Guided by Mary Kay Ash’s dream to enrich the lives of women everywhere, the Mary Kay Ash Foundation raises and distributes funds to invest in breakthrough cancer research and clinical trials to find a cure for women-related cancers and ending domestic violence and has contributed more than $96 million to organizations aligned with its two-fold mission. 

Michael Muncy, DO

Michael Muncy, DO, serves patients at Medical City North Hills and Medical City Las Colinas.

• Grew up in northeast Tarrant County
• Graduate - University of North Texas Health Science Center
• Specializes on total joint replacement
• Performs minimally invasive surgery

Ashley Stovall, APRN

Ashley grew up in Odessa, Texas. She earned her Master’s degree from University of Texas at Austin. While in graduate school, Ashley specialized in adult and geriatric medicine. Since she began nursing, she has always had a passion for orthopedics and orthopedic surgery. After graduation, Ashley became a Registered Nurse First Assist and is able to assist in surgical cases, in addition to seeing patients in clinic. She enjoys building relationships with patients and helping to restore their quality of life. She a passion for a holistic approach to patient care and ensuring patients are comfortable and informed. Ashley serves patients at Medical City North Hills and Medical City Las Colinas.

• Dr. Cory Wilson has served as Keller ISD Superintendent since
  July 2025.  
  Dr. Wilson has 27 years of experience in education, 23 of
  which have been spent in Keller ISD. After teaching at KISD’s
  Parkwood Hill Intermediate School, he began his
  administrative career as the first assistant principal at Bette
  Perot Elementary School. He later served as principal at
  BPES, before opening Ridgeview Elementary School as its
  principal.   
  In 2013, he joined central administration as an Executive Director of Leadership, serving
  the District’s Title I and Bilingual campuses. He later served as Assistant
  Superintendent of Elementary Schools (West), an Area Superintendent, and most
  recently as Assistant Superintendent of Education Services.
•  John Allison currently serves as Keller ISD’s Deputy
  Superintendent, overseeing district business operations.  
  Mr. Allison has dedicated his life to public education, serving in a
  multitude of roles including classroom teacher, campus
  administrator, associate and deputy superintendent, and a
  superintendent of multiple districts, including Mt. Lebanon School
  District in Pennsylvania, Wichita Public Schools, and Olathe
  Public Schools in Olathe, Kansas.  
  He joined Keller ISD in 2021 as the Associate Superintendent of Education and served
  as Interim Superintendent in the fall of 2023 as KISD was searching for its next
  superintendent.
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Nathan Martin currently serves as Chief of Elder Financial Fraud for the
Tarrant County District Attorney’s Office and previously served as a Chief
Prosecutor for the White-Collar Crime Division. He presently serves on the
Steering Committee for the Texas Elder Justice Coalition. He attended
Southern Methodist University in Dallas for his Accounting degree and later
attended Law School in Fort Worth at Texas Wesleyan (now Texas A&M.)
Prior to joining the District Attorney’s Office, Nathan worked in the private
sector for the global accounting firm, Ernst & Young as well as The Staubach
Company and The Dallas Mavericks.
Nathan has provided financial fraud presentations to the North Texas Crime
Commission, Tarrant County College and dozens of Senior Community
Organizations.
Nathan and his wife Jaime live in Fort Worth. When out of the office, he enjoys
spending time outdoors at his ranch in Hico, Texas.

Ryane Oakley is a social media influencer, author, and widow who
is committed to helping widows navigate their way through grief
to healing, hope, and joy. In her debut book, FIELD GUIDE FOR
WIDOWS, she inspires and encourages her readers to live a life
marked with resilience and thriving even after suffering great
trauma and loss. Through her YouTube channel, Ryane to the
Rescue, she empowers her viewers to master new skills in the
areas of household, yard, and car maintenance. Ryane lives in
Fort Worth, Texas, with one daughter and two adorable pups.

Cathy serves as Director of Serving Ministries for the past seven years at Keller United Methodist Church, where she oversees programs that support individuals and families locally and abroad. She leads the Resource Center, coordinating volunteers, food distribution for approximately 200 families weekly, budgeting, and the Community Garden, while also guiding initiatives such as the Backpack Program, Kids Hope, Mission 1025, and international service trips. Cathy also helps bring the community together through seasonal events including Friendsgiving, the Angel Tree Project, the Christmas Adventure, and the annual Golf Tournament.

A natural connector, Cathy works closely with schools, social workers, counselors, and nonprofit partners such as Community Storehouse, Grace Grapevine, and Christ Haven to ensure resources reach those who need them most. She is passionate about creating opportunities for people to serve, give back, and experience the joy of making a difference. What she values most are the relationships she builds—both with those she serves and with the incredible volunteers and partners who make this work possible.

Outside of her role, Cathy is a certified wedding planner and floral designer, often lending her talents to support a friend’s business.