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A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z C Hon. Henry E. Catto, Chairman of the Atlantic Council of the United States, Vice-Chairman of The Aspen Institute, former Director of the United States Information Agency, and former U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain, among many formidable accomplishments, grew up in San Antonio. His desire to be noticed led him to run for office, but rather than becoming an elected official, his increasingly demanding political appointments brought him into relationships with Kings, Queens, Emperors, and Prime Ministers. Alicia Conill followed her heart song to become a medical doctor, but shortly after joining the faculty at University of Pennsylvania Medical School she developed symptoms of multiple sclerosis. Despite the disease, she built a robust practice until the time came when the numbness in her fingers put her patients in jeopardy. Although giving up her lifelong dream devastated her, she rebounded to follow another heart song, teaching, and founded the Conill Institute for Chronic Illness. Catherine
Nixon Cooke is
an adventurer, an explorer, a leader, and a writer. She comes from a family
of extraordinary thinkers. Her uncle, Tom Slick, about whom she has written,
founded The Mind Science Foundation, of which Catherine was executive
director, as well as The Southwest Foundation for Biomedical Research among
other institutions. Catherine has traveled
to Nepal, Indonesia, and other exotic locations in search of answers to
mysteries our Western minds barely grasp. William
T. Coulter.
Bill is an artist, humorist, photographer and philosopher.
Over a period of 25 years he has provided 2100 illustrations for the
Washington Post, without a contract of any kind.
Independent and creative, Bill revels in a career that allows him to
do what he loves without corporate constraint or interference. Nan
Cuba is a writer, teacher, and community leader. As founder and Executive
Director of Gemini Ink she developed an institution that not only provides
high quality classes for writers and would-be writers, but reaches into the
community with its Reader’s Theater Programs, Writers in the Community
Programs, and public lectures. Her own interest in writers and writing
spurred her to create an enduring institution that enhances the quality of
life for the entire community. Elliott
Curson designed and executed thousands of advertising campaigns.
He was brought in to salvage Ronald Reagan’s run for the Presidency
and the ad campaign, the result of his genius, is credited with winning the
election for Reagan. He was a
boy wizard at 22 and now is regarded as a media guru with expertise in
print, radio and tv. Those things he loved, art, photography, the written
word, the spoken word, lead him to advertising in which he works with
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