Adam's Family

Mike and Pam Adams own and operate Camp Huawni, a youth summer camp in East Texas, and Royalty Pecan Farms, a commercial pecan operation located in Central Texas. Price and Michael Anne Pritchard live and work in Fort Worth. They have just opened a Fuzzy's Taco in Wichita Falls. Travis Adams works for a marriage ministry called Affair Recovery and is actively involved with Camp Huawni as well. Austin Adams works in the oil and gas industry in Fort Worth.

Bill & Peggy Sims

Peggy and Bill Sims are pictured here with their family. Bill is owner of Steamatic, Inc., an international restoration and cleaning company with franchises located in 25 countries.Bill and his wife Peggy are lifelong residents of Fort Worth and feel very blessed that their children and families also live in Fort Worth. Bill serves on the TCU Fort Worth Alumni Board and spends most weekends at the Sims Ranch in Lipan working with cattle or building fences. Peggy enjoys entertaining family and friends at the ranch and is an avid community volunteer in Fort Worth. Their family is active at First Presbyterian Church. Son, Jarrod, holds a BBA and a MBA from TCU, works as Director of Franchise Development at Steamatic and is a member of the Panther Club. Daughter, Meridith,a TCU graduate, is a registered dietitian and a member of the Junior League. Her husband Brad Wallace, a TCU Baseball Letterman, holds a BBA and MBA from TCU. He serves on various TCU Boards and is a member of the Fort Worth Stock Show Syndicate. He is a Principal in private equity investing for Luther King Capital Management's Capital Group.They have 2 children, Will and Claire and a yellow lab, " Dutch"
All are proud supporters of TCU. GO FROGS!!!

Scott & Elizabeth Ransom

Featured here are Drs. Scott and Elizabeth Ransom and their three children. Having moved to Fort Worth just four years ago, the Ransom family proudly calls Cowtown their home. Scott is the President and a Professor in Obstetrics, Gynecology, Health Management and Policy at the University of North Texas Health Science Center. Elizabeth serves as the Chief Quality Officer at Texas Health Harris Southwest Medical Center and is a practicing otolaryngologist/head and neck surgeon at Central Park ENT, P.C. Kelly, a graduate of Fort Worth Country Day School, is majoring in Political Science and French at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. Christopher is a football and basketball player entering the tenth grade at Southwest Christian School. Sarah is active playing volleyball, basketball, and cheerleading as an eighth grader at Fort Worth Country Day School.

Barry & Leah King

Pictured at the entry to their So7 Townhouse are Barry and Leah King. They say they love living in the Museum District and all it has to offer, but their favorite thing that Fort Worth had to offer them was each other, where they met more than fifteen years ago. After over 25 years in the advertising industry, Barry and his brother formed their own gourmet sauce company, Brothers Sauces. Leah is the Senior Director of Public Affairs for Chesapeake Energy in Fort Worth working on local municipal issues. She serves on several area non-profit boards of directors including The Child Study Center Foundation, Communities In Schools, North Texas Clean Air Coalition and Circle Theater. Brothers Sauces has three gourmet BBQ/grilling sauces sold at Central Market, Market Street, Whole Foods and Roy Pope stores as well as on the company’s online website. The King Brothers just launched their great, great grandmother’s dessert sauce from a recipe she created in 1895-Granny Georgia's Brown Suga Dessert Sauce. Barry was recently elected as a new board member to the Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce. The King's are members of Mount Olive Baptist Church in Arlington.