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Moore Family Education Scholarship Spans Generations of Family Members

Dr. John H. Moore III ’60 and his wife, Suzanne, are carrying on the Moore family tradition by supporting the Moore Family Education Scholarship—Trinity’s longest-running endowment fund.

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Christi Shdeed Morrow: A Life Of Service Inspired By Trinity

When Oklahoma native Christi Shdeed Morrow ’92 visited Trinity on the advice of her high school counselor, she remembers that it immediately felt right. “I knew that I would develop in mind, body, and spirit while at Trinity and I did,” she says.

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Jan Rosen Uses Oil and Gas Mineral Rights to Endow Scholarship in Mother’s Memory

After Jan Morgan Rosen ’62 lost both her husband and sister in 2012, she needed to revise her estate plan. An especially complicated asset was oil and gas mineral rights that she had inherited from her mother. Trinity was the perfect solution.

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Lou Ann ’74 and Don Harris Set Up Three Gift Annuities to Support Future Students at Trinity University

When Lou Ann Weber Harris ’74 and her husband Don discussed their long-term charitable giving, they decided to support the universities that meant so much to both their lives—her alma mater, Trinity University, and his, Lafayette College.

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Diazes Say Thank You to Trinity with New Scholarship Fund

Without the financial assistance they received to attend Trinity University, it is unlikely that San Antonio natives Alfonso A. Diaz ’65 and Sylvia A. Diaz ‘63 would have met, become college sweethearts, married and enjoyed fulfilling careers and long lives together.

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Retired Faculty Member Sets Up Gift Annuity

Dr. Benjamin F. Plummer spent the bulk of his 34-year career as a Chemistry professor at Trinity University before retiring in 2001. Although he has stepped away from the classroom, his interest and support for the chemistry program remains as strong as ever.

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