Howdy Aggie moms! We welcome all moms of current and past students to join our club and support our Aggie Students. We will have a potluck at our monthly meetings and host fun and charitable events such as our Chili Cook-off and Big Event Luncheon.
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PLEASE JOIN US FOR OUR UPCOMING GENERAL MEETING
MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2024 @ 6:30 pm
Our Guest Speaker – The Honorable Brigadier General Joe Ramirez
Brigadier General Joe Ramirez (US Army, Retired) grew up in Houston and attended Texas A&M University as a member of the Corps of Cadets and the Texas Aggie Band. A Distinguished Military Graduate in 1979, he was commissioned into the United States Army as a Field Artillery officer.
Ramirez served our country for 31 years, commanding soldiers around the world as he lead various joint and operational commands. During Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom, he served as Deputy Chief of Staff for the US Central Command. In Korea, he served as Deputy Division Commander for the 2nd Infantry. At the US European Command in Germany, he served as Deputy Director for Strategy, Plans, and Policy. During his career he earned many military awards including the Distinguished Service Medal, Defense Superior Service Medal, Legion of Merit, Korean Defense Service Medal, and the Parachutists Badge.
Brigadier General Joe Ramirez now serves as Vice President of Student Affairs for Texas A&M University.
1515 Commerce Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76102
(Free Parking in Howdy Lot on Calhoun Street behind Law School)
Our Potluck Meal Theme is State Fair foods. Please sign up to bring your favorite State Fair cuisine or dessert.
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SUPPLIES ARE LIMITED! 
HAVE YOU RENEWED YOUR MEMBERSHIP?
TO RENEW OR BECOME A MEMBER – CLICK HERE
The Fort Worth/Tarrant County Aggie Moms Club is the second oldest Aggie Moms Club and was established in 1922. We have donated over $30,000 in the past 2 years to Aggie Scholarships, Aggie student organizations, and local charities such as Taylor’s Place and the Ronald McDonald House.
FORT WORTH/TARRANT COUNTY AGGIE MOMS CLUB HONORED
At the recent Federation meeting during Parent’s Weekend at Texas A&M, our club was honored for celebrating 100 years of service to our FWTC Aggies and Texas A&M University! We were given a proclamation by the Federation President which we shared at our general meeting in April. We also celebrated the moms of graduating Aggies and presented them with these yard signs so they can proudly display that they have an Aggie graduate!
2024-25 Memberships
Membership is open for the 2024-25 year now! It’s only $30 to join our club. Your membership helps to support club operations and ensures that funds raised are donated to our local Aggie Scholarships and Student Organization.
As a member you can attend our monthly member meetings with a supportive network of Aggie Moms and gain valuable insight through our programs. We help to provide resources and assistance to our Aggie Students to help them have enriching college experience during their time at A&M. You can also receive special Aggie Mom discount offers for our goody bags. Please join us if you have not already!
Click Here for 2024-2025 Membership form
DON’T HAVE AN AGGIE MOMS CLUB NEARBY? JOIN US
You do NOT have to be from Tarrant County to join. You don’t even have to be from Texas! You don’t even have to be an Aggie mom! We offer associate memberships for anyone who is interested (friends, co-workers, neighbors, etc). Associate members, though, cannot hold a board position or vote. We have members from nearby counties whose work or schedule makes it easier to attend our meetings, though we encourage you to first check out your nearest Aggie Moms Club.
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The Fort Worth/Tarrant County Aggie Moms Club supports the Ronald McDonald House of Fort Worth in several ways. Our support has been different during Covid with limited opportunities to serve them, but an easy way to support them is through aluminum pop tabs. Simply pull the tabs off your sodas, adult beverages or even cat and dog food cans and save them up! We collect them at our monthly meetings and events. Start pulling those tabs and bring some with you to our meetings.
