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Shooters,

Thank you very much for attending our first annual Texas State Steel Challenge. 

There are people I need to thank for making this event possible.  He doesn’t like the title but the co-director of this match was Rick Lilly,  without Rick’s hard work there would not have been the prize table we had.  Every item on the table was donated because of his hard work.  The scoring was done by Kim Lilly, I teased her saying she had the cleanest green shirt of the day.  The reality is she had the most thankless job of all the workers so thank you Kim I owe you and Rick a Dragonfly burger.  To all the Range Officers, you guys rock.  I knew with the crew that graciously donated their time to this event that it would run smooth.  Mike Merkler, thanks for the R/O class you conducted maybe it should become an annual event to try to keep us sharp.  To the graphics guy, KB Bayer, he says he does it for fun.  The banners, stage signs, shirts, and plaques were all his handiwork, keep fiddling with it.  Thank you very much to the match sponsors, without your support this even could not have happened.  Access Ford stepped up to the plate and supported us big time.   I still wish we could have given away the F350 as a prize, I was told that was possible but the title transfer fee would have been around $70,000.  Wow.  Our bay sponsors Robert Harman, Joe Vollmer Air Conditioning, Paul York Bodyshop, CenturyLink Telecom, Lamar Plumbing, Southern Paper & Chemical, Corpus Christi Harley Davidson, Modern Pawn & Guns, Volquartson Custom, B&B Enterprises.  I sure hope I didn’t forget anyone but my brain is shutting down and I will review that list manana.  Thank you as well to all the vendors who supported us with their generous donations for the prize table.  Shooters please remember to send a thank you note for whatever you picked up off the table, it is noticed and appreciated by these businesses.

Mark your 2013 calendar for March 9-10.  We hope to see y’all next year when we do this again.  Bigger and better next time.

Thank You,

Roy Richter