SANFORD REED - CHAIRMAN
"Remove not the ancient landmark which thy fathers have set."
- Proverbs 22:28
DUSTIN SEILER
MAX STROZIER
CEMETERY GUARDIANS
DARYL PERRY - Assc. Member, Camp #2254
GEORGE "Bubba" CHEEK - Assc. Member, Camp #1953
Dr. BECK STEINER
JIM WOLLMUS
BOBBY MOORE - Assc. Member, Camp #977
JACOB SMITH
JOHN McCAMMON - TX. PAST DIV. COMMANDER & Assc. Member, Camp #1953
The Texas Division has instituted a special program to honor the memory of our Confederate Ancestors and to help ensure the preservation of their final resting places. Any Texas Division camp member in good standing, who has demonstrated his willingness to serve in this special capacity, who is at least fourteen years of age, and has tended a Confederate soldier’s grave for two years prior, may become a FULL GUARDIAN. All compatriots are encouraged to participate in this most worthwhile program to honor our ancestors and protect their final resting places. He shall care for and protect the grave of a Confederate Veteran, ensuring that the site is kept clean and well maintained year-round. He shall perform these duties personally unless physically prevented from doing so by reason of health problems. He shall be responsible that the grave has an appropriate marker designating it as the resting place of a Confederate Veteran. (i.e.: a family stone with reference to Confederate serves, and/or a government-issued veteran’s stone, and/or a Southern Cross of Honor.) He shall also be responsible for replacing or repairing any marker that is destroyed, damaged, or badly worn. He shall personally visit the grave a minimum of three times a year, to include Confederate Memorial Day, or at least one week prior, when he shall place either a wreath or small Confederate Flag, or both, on the grave.
MARK PHILLIPS - Assc. Member, Camp #713
J.B. CROWTHER
WILLIAM "BILL" SMITH
GARRY CORNETT - 6th Brig. LT. COMMANDER & Assc. Member, Camp #713
MIKE REYNOLDS - Assc. Member, Camp #1953
"The enemy never sees the backs of my Texans!"
-General Robert E. Lee: The Battle of the Wilderness, 1864