EVENTS

Event
Pictures
Conferences
Award Recipients

Event
Pictures

Texas Probation Chiefs at the 2007 Chiefs
Conference








 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
 
 





Todd
Jermstad, Arnold Patrick and Jim Stott met with Jerry
Madden,
Chairman of the Corrections Committee during the 80th Legislative Session in
April, 2007


Roxane Marek hard at work at the TPA
booth at the
APPA conference in Austin in 2006
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Conferences/Upcoming
Events

August 2008
2008 TPA Legislative Conference
August 23, 2008 - August 27,
2008
Omni
Bayfront Hotel
900 North Shoreline Blvd
Corpus Christi, Texas 78401
Aransas Room
361-887-1600
Register Here
Click here to
view the Legislative Conference Flyer.
Please be advised that there will be
a Board Meeting of the Texas Probation Association
on Monday, August 25, 2008 at 5:00PM. The meeting will
take place in the Aransas Room of the Omni Bayfront
Hotel. For those attending the conference, please do
not forget about the Business meeting on Wednesday,
August 27, 2008 at 8:30am in the Nueces Ballroom A & B.
If you are unable to attend this meeting, please provide
a written report to President Roxane Marek no later
than Wednesday, August 13, 2008. If your committee
needs Board action on item, please provide the information
relating to this at the above referenced deadline as
well. Please also provide a written report of all approved
committee members for TPA records.
The agenda for this meeting will be forthcoming. If
you have any new business to add to the agenda, please
feel free to contact President Roxane Marek. Thank
you for all of your service to TPA.
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April 2009
2009
Annual Conference
April 5-8, 2009
Omni
Southpark Hotel
4140 Governor's Row
Austin, TX 78744
512-448-2222
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August 2009 
2009 Legislative
Conference
August 16-19, 2009
Omni
Houston Hotel
4 Riverway
Houston, TX 77056
713-871-8181
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Award
Recipients
For a number of years the Texas Probation Association
has recognized its members who have contributed to
the organization and to the community corrections profession.
That which follows is a description of the various
awards and the recipients on record.
2007 Award Recipients
Charles W. Hawkes Lifetime
Achievement Award--Arlene Parchman/Brazos
Co CSCD
Brian J. Kelly Award--Caroline
Rickaway/Brazoria Co CSCD
Judge Terry L. Jacks Award--Michael
Hartman/Comal Co CSCD
Amador R. Rodriguez Award--Brent
Norris/Galveston Co JPD
Clara Pope-Willoughby
Award--Melissa
C. Flores/Hidalgo Co JPD
Lewis "Butch" Amonette
Award--Angie Castillo Saenz/Cameron
Co CSCD
Roy H. Williams Award--Paul
Zuniga--Victoria Co JPD
President's Award--Angie
Castillo Saenz
Hollie Booth--Gregg Co CSCD
Sam Houston State University
Award- Donald G.
Evans, President of the Canadian Training Institute
in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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Charles W. Hawkes
Lifetime Achievement Award
The Charles W. Hawkes Lifetime Achievement Award, the Association's highest
honor, is presented in memory of the late Charles W. Hawkes, a past President
of the Texas Probation Association and the former Chief Probation Officer for
Jefferson County. This award, created in 1998, is presented to a member of
the Association for a lifetime of service to the probation association.
2006 Jim Stott , Jefferson County CSCD
2005 Dan Richard Beto, Brazos County
2004 James "Bubba" Martin, Jefferson
County
2003 Israel "Buddy" Silva, Hidalgo County
2002 Ron R. Goethals, Dallas County
2001 Donald R. Smith, Tarrant County
2000 Roy K. Robb, Tom Green County
1999 Amador R. Rodriguez, Cameron County
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Brian J.
Kelly Award
The Brian J. Kelly Award is presented to an adult administrator who has significantly
contributed to the profession and/or Association. Nominees are evaluated in
the following areas:
1) Support of the Association through committee work, holing office, voluntary
efforts and continuous or total yrs of membership;
2) dedicated service to the courts of a given jurisdiction;
3) development and implementation of new programs;
4) publications or research;
5) other significant factors.
2006 John D. McGuire,
Brazos County CSCD
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Roy H.
Williams Award
This is a new award created in 2005 in
honor of Texas Probation Association past-president
and retired operations manager of the Dallas County
CSCD, Roy Williams. It recognizes an adult of juvenile
probation professional for significant, long-standing
contributions to the Texas Probation Association.
2007 Paul Zuniga--Victoria
Co JPD
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President's Award
The President's Award, formalized in 1985, recognizes a member who has made
significant contributions to the probation profession and/or the Texas Probation
Association.
2005 Roxane Marek, Wharton County
Jim Stott, Jefferson County
Rodney Thompson, Tarrant County
2004 Todd Jermstad, Bell County
2003 Carey D. Cockerell, Tarrant County
Roy H. Williams, Sr., Dallas County
2002 Elmer Bailey, Jr., Harris County
Cathy Schweitzer, Walker County
Vicki L. Spriggs, Travis County
Jim Stott, Jefferson County
2001 Ron R. Goethals, Dallas County
Roxane Marek, Wharton County
James M. "Bubba" Martin, Jr., Jefferson County
Louis Moreno, Dallas County
2000 Dan Richard Beto, Brazos County
Melvin Brown, Jr., Montgomery County
1999 Robert O. Dawson, Travis County
Rick Zinsmeyer, Williamson County
Sandra King, Ward County
Jose Chavez, Travis County
1998 Mark Williams, Tom Green County
Amador R. Rodriguez, Cameron County
Stephen L. Enders, El Paso County
Vicki L. Spriggs, Travis County
1997 Cecelia Marquart, Walker County
James M. "Bubba" Martin, Jr., Jefferson County
1996 Larry Gist, Jefferson County
1995 Romeo Zapata, Hidalgo County
Roy H. Williams, Sr., Dallas County
1994 R. Allison Joyce, Bell County
1993 Jim Stott, Jefferson County
1992 Roy K. Robb, Tom Green County
1991 Robert D. Thomas, McLennan County
1990 Dan Richard Beto, Brazos County
1989 Walter J. Minica, Bell County
1988 Charles W. Hawkes, Jefferson County
1987 John A. Cocoros, Harris County
1986 Robert D. Barron, McLennan County
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Sam Houston State University
Award
The Sam Houston State University Award, created in 1987, is presented in recognition
of scholarly contributions to the community corrections prefession.
2007 Donald G. Evans, President of
the Canadian Training Institute, Toronto, Canada
2004 Jim Stott, Jefferson County
2003 Todd Jermstad, Bell County
2002 Dan Richard Beto, Brazos County
2001 Kathy Welch, Jefferson County
2000 Lewis M. Rosenthal, Bastrop County
1999 Melvin Brown, Jr., Montgomery County
1998 Jim F. Mills, Dallas County
1997 Todd Jermstad, Travis County
1996 Roy K. Robb, Tom Green County
1995 Linda M. Williams, Gregg County
1994 Jane Anderson, King Randall County
1993 Israel "Buddy" Silva, Jr., Hidalgo County
1992 Floyd Walker-Berry, McLennan County
1991 Dan Richard Beto, Brazos County
1990 Mark Lapka, Jefferson County
1989 Lawrence T. Jablecki, Brazoria County
1988 Melvin Brown, Jr., Montgomery County
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Amador R. Rodriguez Award
The Amador R. Rodriguez Award, formerly known as the Outstanding Juvenile Administrator
Award, is named in memory of the late Amador R. Rodriguez, Chief Juvenile Probation
Officer for Cameron County and a past President of the Texas Probation Association,
and recognizes an outstanding administrator from the juvenile discipline.
2006 Javier Aguilar, Hidalgo County J Comal County
CSCD
2005 Michael K. Griffiths, Dallas County
2004 Elmer Bailey, Jr., Harris County
2003 Carey D. Cockerell, Tarrant County
2002 Jo Ann Jones-Burbridge, Harris County
2001 Katie Durio, Jefferson County
2000 Margie Thompson Bradberry, Howard County
1999 Kim Davis, Walker County
1998 Edward Jennings, Tom Green County
1997 Mark Williams, Tom Green County
1996 Jose Castillo, Bexar County
1995 Vince Herdman, Tarrant County
1994 Reynaldo Sandoval, Hidalgo County
1993 Samuel Santana, El Paso County
1992 James M. "Bubba" Martin, Jr., Jefferson County
1991 Israel "Buddy" Silva, Hidalgo County
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Judge Terry L. Jacks Award
This award, named in memory of the late Terry L. Jacks, a District Judge and
an original member of the Texas Probation Commission, is presented to an adult
line officer who has made significant contributions to the community corrections
profession.
2005 Eddie Lozoya, Comal
County
2004 Hollie Booth, Gregg County
2003 Douglas Bowker, Dallas County
2002 Jennifer Lynn Goerig, Brazos County
2001 Jan Tobias, Jefferson County
2000 Dustin Fore, Angelina County
1999 Cathy Schweitzer, Walker County
1998 Maggie Villasana, Gonzales County
1997 Esequiel Benavidez, Hidalgo County
1996 Randall Moon, Parker County
1995 Elwood Smith, El Paso County
1994 Eva Grote, Parker County
1993 Gustavo Cantu, Cameron County
1992 Carla Walker-Berry, McLennan County
1991 Susan Scott, Pecos County
1990 Floyd Walker-Berry, McLennan County
1989 Gloria McGowen, Brazos County
1988 Sharron Vaughn, Galveston County
1987 Randy L. Smith, Waller County
1986 Mickey M. Nee, Brazos County
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Clara Pope-Willoughby
Award
This award, named in memory of the late Clara Pope-Willoughby,
an advocate for juveniles and persons in need of services,
is presented to a juvenile line officer who has made
significant contributions to the juvenile justice system.
2006 Lorita Bossett , Jefferson
County Juvenile Probation Department
2005 LaRonda Turner, Jefferson
County
2004 Jose Juan Soto, Jr., Hidalgo County
2003 Margaret Primeaux, Jefferson County
2002 Raul Garza, Willacy County
2001 Melanie Cedillo-Carlson, Tom Green County
2000 none presented
1999 Hope Brockway, Tarrant County
1998 William Cantu, Bexar County
1997 Ricardo Everett, Travis County
1996 Cynthia Raines, Bell County
1995 Aris Johnson, Gregg County
1994 Ernestina Pizana, Cameron County
1993 Linda M. Williams, Gregg County
1992 Juan Manuel Ramos, Hidalgo County
1991 Kerry Jones, Denton County
1990 Norma Tomlin, Upshur County
1989 Lisa R. Coward, Jefferson County
1988 Joan G. Macrum, Cameron County
1987 Janice O'Banon, Bell County
1986 Joseph Alley, Nueces County
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Lewis Amonette Award
This award, named in memory of the late Lewis "Butch" Amonette, Chief
Juvenile Probation Officer for Pecos County, was initially named the Ace Award
. The award is given to a probation professional who has both administrative
duties and supervises a caseload. Typically persons from small departments
are selected for this award.
2006 Roseann Mikes – Lavaca
County CSCD
2005 David Wigley, Crosby County
2004 Kimberly Davis, Gonzales County
2003 Leon Hamilton, Cochran County
2002 Clinton Wright, Hardin County
2001 Nancy Stockstill, Dawson County
2000 Kimberly Greene, Walker County
1999 Sandra King, Ward County
1998 Danny Vanderburg, Ector County
1997 Jeane Roper, Gray County
1996 Melissa Weiss, Austin County
1995 W. M. "Buzz" Wilson, Crane County
1994 Ernesto Ramirez, Willacy County
1993 Sandra King, Pecos County
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