South Plains Regional Chapter Board Chair Chris Sims addresses the students at Texas Tech. On the left, TTU Campaign Chair Kelli Stumbo, Disaster Chair Bill Curnow, and Lubbock Mayor Tom Martin. Photo by J.L. Rodriguez.

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Bill Curnow > South Plains Regional Chapter Board Chair Chris Sims addresses the students at Texas Tech. On the left, TTU Campaign Chair Kelli Stumbo, Disaster Chair Bill Curnow, and Lubbock Mayor Tom Martin. Photo by J.L. Rodriguez.

Bill Curnow > South Plains Regional Chapter Board Chair Chris Sims addresses the students at Texas Tech. Photo by J.L. Rodriguez.

Bill Curnow > Disaster Chair Bill Curnow, Lubbock Mayor Tom Martin, and Campaign Chair Kelli Stumbo watch as Board Chair Chris Sims tells the students about the Heroes Campaign. Photo by J.L. Rodriguez.

Bill Curnow > TTU Campaign Chair Kelli Stumbo describes the important role Tech student organizations will play in this year's Heroes Campaign.

Bill Curnow > Lubbock Mayor Tom Martin officially recognizes March 2009 as Red Cross Month in Lubbock, TX. Photo by J.L. Rodriguez. Photo by J.L. Rodriguez.

Bill Curnow > Board Chair Chris Sims, Campaign Chair Kelli Stumbo, and Disaster Chair Bill Curnow look on as the Mayor recognizes the work of the Red Cross. Photo by J.L. Rodriguez.

South Plains Regional Chapter Board Chair Chris Sims addresses the students at Texas Tech. On the left, TTU Campaign Chair Kelli Stumbo, Disaster Chair Bill Curnow, and Lubbock Mayor Tom Martin. Photo by J.L. Rodriguez.

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