Third Annual Scholarship Luncheon Tickets

Sept.3, 2011.
Time: 11:30am - 2:30pm

Please join us in awarding our scholars at our 3rd Annual Scholarship Luncheon. The Luncheon is $75 per adult and $30 per child. If purchased after July 1st, 2011 the cost is $75 per adult and $30 per child, you may secure your seat by credit card payment via PayPal.

“Granting Educational Vision”

The 3rd luncheon is held in memory of:
Life Legacy

Paul Veilleux, age 64, of Garland, Texas went to be with the Lord on January 26, 2011. He was born August 11, 1946 in Albany, New York. As a young man Paul served in the United States Navy from 1965-69 where he was a Radar Equipment Forman. He later received an Associates Degree in Applied Science from DeVry University. Paul enjoyed photography and ran a studio until he lost his eyesight. He then became active with the American Council of the Blind and has served in various capacities including President of the Dallas Area Council. Paul was always encouraging, especially to those facing great challenges. He loved music and often played the piano. He was kind hearted and enjoyed playing Santa for friends and family.

GUEST SPEAKER
Jac Alder

JAC ALDER is the Executive Producer-Director of Theatre Three in Dallas which he co-founded with his late wife, Norma Young. The organization is now celebrating its 50thAnniversary Season producing a professional twelve-show season of musicals, dramas and comedies. Trained as an architect, Alder did his military service as the liaison officer between the French customs authority and the Army and Air Force postal systems. Following that, he moved to Dallas and found work as an architect while following his favorite recreation of theatre. Ms. Young was a native Dallasite and veteran actress-director at the Alley Theatre in Houston who had returned to Dallas to care for an ailing mother. They met and together Young and Alder started Theatre Three in 1961 and subsequently married. Since then Alder has, served as a playwright, composer and arranger, director, set designer and actor. He taught for seven ears at University of Texas at Arlington, has taught master classes at numerous other colleges and universities, and served on the Advisory Board of Dallas’ Magnet Arts High School for 25 years. He has narrated dozens of children’s performances of the Dallas Opera and Dallas Symphony. He has been an advisor to the City of Dallas on the design and operation of the soon-to-be operational City Performance Hall in the Arts District. A leading advocate for arts and arts education, he has served on the boards of Texas Non Profit Theatres, Texans for the Arts and the Dallas Area Coalition for the Arts.

or by check, send payments to
Alice Givens Jones Foundation
PO BOX 564
Coppell, TX 75019

Select the item below for more information on placing an ad in the Alice Givens Jones 3rd Annual Scholarship Luncheon.

Program Booklet Advertisement Sheet

Program Booklet Advertisement must be submitted by June, 16, 2011.

Screen Door
1722 Routh Road, Dallas TX 75201

If you have any questions please email us at info@alicegivensjonesfoundation.org

Thank you for helping us in granting educational vision in the Dallas-Ft. Worth Metroplex.

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Alice Givens Jones Foundation,
P.O. Box 564 Coppell
TX 75019
972-677-7276