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Texas RegionOfficers Directors&Chairman: Stefano Andreucci3601 Wooten Drive • Ft. Worth 76133 • 817-730-0935e-mail: tinyand@charter.netSecretary: Sharon Galvan8302 Forest Gate Dr. • Sugar Land, TX 77479281-343-7478 • e-mail: SGsings@aol.comTreasurer: Vernon FrostP.O. Box 1848 • Fredericksburg, TX 78624830-990-8310 • e-mail: vwfrost@ctesc.netActivities Chairman: Phillip ReeseP.O. Box 1705 • Austin, TX 78767-1705512-291-1428 • e-mail: auspwr@aol.comMembership: Sneed Adams22906 Silent Spring Creek Ct. • Katie, TX 77450281-395-8365 • e-mail: stadams64@aol.comChief Judge: Tim Myrick3411 Homer Street • Dallas 75206214-826-1878 • e-mail: amonfrank@aol.comTechnical Chairman: Dale Clark23855 Northcrest Trail • New Caney 77357281-689-5964 • e-mail: PV_5BX98@sbcglobal.netDirectors:Exp. 12/31/08: David Krazer3624 Carmel Mountain Dr. • McKinnney, TX 75070800-221-5493 • e-mail: david@pentritraining.comExp. 12/31/09: Cathie Mouton1860 I-10 South • Beaumont, TX 77707409-866-9339 • e-mail: tpsturbo@aol.comExp. 12/31/10: Eddy Bridges5102 Bellerive Bend • College Station, TX 77845979-690-8578 • e-mail: rebridges@aol.comEditor: Steve Krazer3026 Ricsan Road • Abilene 79605 • 325-677-7755Fax: 325-670-0566 • e-mail: spkrazer@sbcglobal.netNational RROC Director(Exp. 12/31/09): Sneed Adams22906 Silent Spring Creek Ct. • Katy, TX 77450281-395-8365 • e-mail: stadams64@aol.comIn Memory of our Chairman Emeritus:Everett C. Pauls, 1916-1999RROC National: 191 Hempt Road,Mechanicsburg, PA 17050 • 800-TRY-RROCThe Lone Star Lady is published bimonthly by the Texas Region of the Rolls-Royce Owners’ Club. The Texas Region is under the control of the Rolls-RoyceOwners’ Club.Publication Deadlines: Articles and advertising should be received nolater than the 15th of the month prior to the date of publication. Example:articles/ads for the January/February issue should be received no later thanJanuary 15th.Articles and photographs can be sent via e-mail to: spkrazer@sbcglobal.net,or by mail on disk. A hard copy of the article should accompany the disk.Photographic prints will be scanned and returned as directed.Advertising Rates: Advertising space is priced at $200 per page and smallersize ads are priced proportionally, e.g. 1/4 page is priced at $50.00 per edition.The Lone Star Lady endeavors to publish accurate information. The region,its editors and officers assume no responsibility in the event of loss or damagearising from any information contained therein. Statements attributed toindividuals do not reflect the official policy and position of the Rolls-RoyceOwners’ Club or the Texas Region.Please direct any address changes to:RROC National191 Hempt Road • Mechanicsburg, PA 17055In This Issue:4 10Rolls-Royce Owners’ Club • Texas Region Newsletter11April–June 20084 Our Chairman’s “Rolls-Royce Ramblings”5 Upcoming Activities & Events7-8 Texas Region Board Meeting Minutes9 If you can’t Dodge it– The test mule for ournew region badge is still hard at it…10 A Medal of Honor Weekend11 The New Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupé12 Rolls-Royce Releases “RR4” Sketches13 “What a Difference a Day Makes”-The 2008 40 th Anniversary Spring Meet19 2008 Spring Meet Award Winners20 2008 Texas RegionMembership Directory30 Texas Region BylawsA special note of thanks to our advertisers, who so graciouslysupport the Texas Region:Inside front cover– Bentley DallasPage 4– Magrathea, Inc.Page 7– Sport & Classic Car CompanyPage 9– Hughes Motor CorporationPage 11- Wallace Wade Vintage TiresPage 12– Post Oak Motor CarsThank you to Sneed & Anne Adams, Terry Anderson, Doug Handel,Mike Kan, Steve Krazer and John Sweney for the photographs containedin this issue.1320May–June 2008 • The Lone Star Lady 3

y Phillip ReeseTexas Region Activities DirectorThe State of Texas isa very big place... andin the Texas RegionRROC, there’s alwayssomething going on.There are monthly clubbreakfast gatherings in both Dallasand Houston.... details are listedbelow. TheTexas region has typicallyheld two statewide events each year...the Spring Meet in April or May...and the Technical seminar eachNovember. We’re adding a statewide“Post Holiday” celebration inJanuary 2009. Check out the detailslater in this article and plan now toattend!In addition, club menbers are invitedto attend various events statewide. Ifyou know of an event that would befun for fellow club members... let meknow and I’ll get the details postedon our club’s website events page. Justemail the information to me at :auspwr@aol.comDallas Area Activities:Dallas Monthly Breakfast– Dallas area breakfastmeetings are held the second Saturday at8:30 am. at the OPA Grill located at the S.W.Corner of Preston Road & LBJ Freeway, Dallas.For up to date information, visit the TexasEvents Web Page at:http://www.rroc.org/page.asp?sid=1&page=259Houston Area Activities:Houston Monthly Breakfast– Every 2ndSaturday - 8:00 AM. Location Skeeters at 5529Weslayan, Houston, TXFor up to date information, visit the SouthTexas Events Web Page at:www.rroctexas.com/RROCTX/Events/Events.htm (case sensitive!)Texas All British Car DayRound Rock Tx (just north of Austin)September 27-28, 2008Here is fun event for you and your PMCto enjoy. And, the registration fee pervehicle is only $20!Last year’s event drew nearly 150 Britishcars of all marques, including many Rolls-Royces and Bentleys.The event starts on Saturday at 11 a.m.with registration and a fully stockedhospitality suite set up so that you can visitwith other attendees while you snack andshop for event merchandise.At about 3 p.m., there is a driver/navigatormeeting, where you get the directions forthe road rallye. This is a fun event that willtest your ability to get to your ultimatedestination (dinner) while paying attentionto specific details along the route. Don’tforget to write the driver’s name andnavigator’s name on the sheet of paper thatyou use to record the answers (this is thenumber one way to get disqualified!).At the end of the road rallye is where thegroup will eat dinner together (separatechecks). After dinner, there is free timeto explore the area or go back to the hosthotel and visit with other attendees. Lastyear, the company that is now buildingDeLoreans had a huge trailer set up in theparking lot and sponsored a hospitalitysuite with complimentary beverages.On Sunday morning, after a nice breakfastat the hotel, you drive your PMC just a fewmiles from the host hotel to the beautifultree-lined area above the lake at OldSettlers Park for the participant’s choicecar show, where your PMC will be parkedwith all the other PMCs. Don’t forget yourdisplay materials (history of your car, greypoupon or whatever it may be).For your convenience, on the judging fieldyou will find a non-profit vendor servinghot coffee, donuts, breakfast tacos, etc.,for a nominal fee. And, as the morningturns into lunch time, the same vendorwill be serving grilled hamburgers, sausagewraps, etc. with all the fixings along with aselection of beverages.At the lakeside pavilion, just down the hillfrom the judging field, you can purchaseevent items and enter the charity raffle.Don’t forget to vote for your favorite car inas many as 26 categories! Voting ends at1 p.m.The awards ceremony starts at 2 p.m.Every category has 1st, 2nd and 3rd place,so your chances of winning an award aregreat.During this time there are all sorts of doorprizes given away, so don’t forget yourPMC’s event registration number.Please consider bringing your PMC to thisfun-filled, low key event. I think that youwill enjoy a nice time!Fall Tech SeminarAustin, TexasOctober 31 to November 2, 2008Please join club members in Austin forthe Fall Tech Seminar. We will have threeRolls-Royce and Bentley mechanics onhand this year! Matt Garrett will be herefrom Bentley Dallas. We will also haveRalph Curzon’s son, Simon, from KansasCity. And last, but not least, we will haveMammy, the mechanic from Silvey MotorCompany, our hosts for this year’s Fall TechSeminar. Given this amount of expertise inone place, we should have all our ProperMotor Cars (PMCs) covered, from pre-–Continued on page 6May–June 2008 • The Lone Star Lady 5

Continued from page 5...war, early post-war, the Cloud/S series,Shadow/T, to the Phantom and FlyingSpur.Club member Dale Clark will coordinatewith those of you registered to attend so thatyou will know what tools you should bringto the seminar so that we will have mosteverything needed (tool wise, at least). Dalewill also see about getting some of the majortools for us to use for the seminar.As I mentioned earlier, Silvey MotorCompany is our host garage this year. Theyare located about two miles from the garagewe have used in prior years. Silvey MotorCompany is owned by club membersRoss and Kari Silvey. Depending upon theweather, they have agreed to do a cookouton Saturday for lunch for those attendingthe Fall Tech Seminar.Silvey’s garage is located on over an acre ofproperty and is next to the Silvey’s residence,which is almost rural in feel even thoughthey are within the Austin city limits.The garage itself has two lifts, so everyonewill have the chance to have their cardiagnosed/evaluated and repaired (onlyif the fix is simple and the tools/parts areavailable) while the rest of us learn fromeach other, the mechanics and from theexperience.Club member Cathie Mouton is busyworking on ideas for what the ladies will beinvolved in during the Fall Tech Seminarwhile the rest of us are at the garage.Some of the events that she has set up in thepast are: Shopping and lunch, Brunch atthe Four Seasons, Central Market CookingClass, to name but a few.Homewood Suites continues to be our hosthotel. Each room is a suite and the rateincludes an expanded breakfast with suchitems as: make your own belgian waffles,eggs, sausage, biscuts and gravy, fresh fruit,etc. Homewood Suites also cordones offpart of the parking lot for our cars only.They also put out hoses and towels for6 The Lone Star Lady • May–June 2008anyone wanting to clean their car. The clubwill provide an off-duty Austin police officerto watch over our cars the two nights we arethere.Even if you are not mechanically inclined,there are plenty of opportunities to socializewith club members. We start out on Fridayevening by going to dinner together. Thereare always members to visit with during theFall Tech Seminar, whether at the garage,hotel or during meals. We also go to dinneras a group on Saturday evening and then wefinish up with lunch on Sunday together.Please consider attending the Fall TechSeminar this year, whether it is your firsttime or your 10th, or if it has been a whilesince you’ve been. We’ve come a long, longway from earlier times at the Stagecoach Innin Salado TX, when we had to get down onthe cement to get under the cars!Registration information will be printed inthe Lone Star Lady soon.Something New!1st Annual Region-WideHoliday PartyAfter the extra-busy holiday season!When: Saturday, January 10, 2009Where: Embassy Suites Hotel, SanMarcos Tx (just 25 miles south ofAustin Tx)What: 1st Annual Region-WideHoliday PartyInstead of individual areas of the Texasregion (Austin, Dallas, Houston) hostingholiday parties in the midst of the busyholiday season, we are hosting one grandregion-wide holiday party after the holidayseason so that you can relax and enjoy theparty with all your Texas region friends.The place for the party is the brand-newEmbassy Suites Hotel and San Marcos TxConvention Center located just 30 minutessouth of Austin Tx along interstate 35, but aworld away from the congestion and trafficof Austin.The Embassy Suites has agreed to extendour group rate for members who would liketo arrive on Friday instead of Saturday, andthey will also honor the rate if memberswould like to stay over Sunday night as well.The Embassy Suites is scheduled to openin October 2008, so you might just bethe first person ever in your two-roomsuite. Our group rate at the hotel includesthe complimentary two-hour EveningManager’s Reception with beverages(alcoholic/nonalcoholic) and cold andhot appetizers. And, in the morning, theCooked-to-Order Breakfast.The Embassy Suites is located within amile of the third largest Outlet Mall in theWorld! In fact, there are two huge outletmalls right across the street from each otherwith stores such as Coach, Brooks Brothers,Crate and Barrel and Neiman Marcus toname but a few. The Embassy Suites willhave a free shuttle van to take you to andfrom the hotel and the outlet malls. Ladiesjust think, the third largest outlet mall in theworld and after Christmas sales! Talk aboutbeing in the right place at the right time!And, for those members who are interestedin looking at a collection of cars includingPMCs, we are working on a Saturdayafternoon tour of the Central TexasMuseum of Automotive History located afew miles away in Rosanky Tx, and ownedby Texas region member Dick Burdick.We would love to see your PMC at thisevent. However, for those of you who donot want to drive your PMCs for whateverreason, please do not miss out on this funfilledevent. Here are just a few ideas ofhow to get to San Marcos without drivingyourself. Get a group together in your areaand rent a van with a designated driver. Geta larger group together and charter a busand transform your trip into a mobile partyto and from San Marcos!The 1st annual region-wide holiday party(really just an extension of a fun-filled day)will get underway Saturday evening at ourhost hotel with a delicious meal and lots ofvisiting with all your Texas region friends.This will be followed by a DJ spinning ourfavorites (and taking your requests) so thatwe can dance the night away!We want to see each and everyone of you inSan Marcos Tx for this event! You will notbe disappointed.Hotel reservation information, along withthe club registration form, will be publishedin the Lone Star Lady soon.PS- If individual areas still want to have aholiday party, please feel free to do so. Thinkof the post-holiday party in San Marcos as abonus event!

A scheduled meeting of the Boardof Directors (BOD) of the Texas RegionRROC was held Sunday, February10, 2008 at Texas Land and CattleRestaurant in Austin, Texas. ChairmanStefano Andreucci called the meeting toorder at 1:55pm.Board members present were: Sneed Adams,Membership; Vernon Frost, Treasurer; PhillipReese, Activities Director; Steve Krazer, Editor; andCathie Mouton, David Krazer, and Eddy Bridges,Directors.Board members unable to attend were:Sharon Galvan, Secretary; Tim Myrick, ChiefJudge, and Dale Clark, Technical Chairman. Alsopresent were RROC members Dan Mouton andBuddy Shurtleff.Secretary’s Report:The last BOD meeting minutes were submittedand approved by the board. They werepublished in the LSL.National Director’s Report:Sneed Adam’s reported that the National RROCboard meeting will be February 21-24, 2008 inHouston, Texas. He encouraged Texas membersto attend and send their registration forms tothe national office. If anyone was interested inattending the Sweeney/Stargel dinner, please giveJohn or Mike a call. Sneed also reported thatNational is working on rewriting and updatingthe By-Laws.Membership Report:As of January 29, 2008 we have 253 members,which is 71.9% of last years renewals. Sneed hassent out email reminders to members who havenot renewed their dues for 2008. He will give anupdate at the BOD meeting in April.Treasurer’s Report:There was a balance at the end of 2007of $18,862.45 and the current balance is$23,500.00. Vernon would like for all clubevents to break even. He reported he sent a giftbasket to the Silvey’s and Mammy and $200 wassent to the mechanics. There was a discussionof expected revenue from dues and classifiedads, approx. $10,460. The expected expensefrom the LSL is $8,000, which leaves a projectedsurplus of $2,460. Steve Krazer made a motionto accept the Treasurer’s report, and DavidKrazer made a second. The motion passedunanimously.Activities Report:Phillip reported on the 2008 Spring Meet andthat Dallas Bentley will donate $2,000 towardthe event. He stated that all 33 rooms that weremade available to RROC club have beentaken at the Flying L, and other local hotelsare being booked. We are expected a greatturnout for the club’s 40 th Anniversary.Discussion was held regarding the November2007 Tech Session. All agreed it was a greatsuccess and would like to have Simon Curzonreturn for this year’s meet, which Vernonvolunteered to coordinate.With a projected surplus of $2,400, the boarddiscussed the Activities Chairman be able to usethese funds for the Spring 2008 meet and theFall Tech Seminar as he sees the need. EddyBridges made the motion for this,and Vernon made a second. Themotion passed unanimously.The 2009 Texas Spring Meetwill be held in the Dallas area.Matt and Sela Garrett willhost this event, along with helpfrom David and Elaine Krazer.A date will be decided later, aswill the host hotel. We will nothave the club store this year,unless someone fills in for JimPowell, since he willbe unable toattend thisyears meet.This birthday cake,created by Chairman Stefano Andreuccifor Chief Judge Tim Myrick, was a big hit at theboard meeting... not to mention a delicious desert. It lasted 15seconds. Too bad Tim wasn’t there to enjoy it. Sorry, Tim!Editor’s Report:Steve reports that he is in need of technicalarticles and photos of the cars. A discussion washeld on the number of issues to be printed thisyear. He is projecting the LSL to be published 4times in 2008.Chief Judge’s Report:The club has plenty of awards for now, andshould not have to purchase any until 2009.Other Business:Discussion was held regarding a Regional HolidayParty in January 2009. Sneed and Phillipwill check on hotels in the Austin area, and willpresent more information to the board at a laterdate.With no other business to discuss, a motion wasmade by Vernon Frost, and second by DavidKrazer to adjourn the meeting at 3:15 pm. Motionpassed unanimously.An electronic vote was taken by the BOD on forVernon Frost to purchase a gift for Phillip Reeseto be presented to him at the Spring Meet for allhis work in planning and organizing theMeet. Thisa secondmotion was made by Vernon,by Cathie Mouton, and wasunanimously approved.Respectfully submitted,Sharon Galvan, SecretaryMay–June 2008 • The Lone Star Lady 7

A scheduled meeting of the Board ofDirectors (BOD) of the Texas RegionRROC was held Sunday, April 13,2008 at the Flying L GuestRanch in Bandera, Texas.Chairman Stephano Andreuccicalled the meetingto order at 9:30 a.m. CST.Board Members present were:Sharon Galvan, Secretary; SneedAdams, Membership; Tim Myrick,Chief Judge; Steve Krazer, Editor;Vernon Frost, Treasurer; Phillip Reese,Activities Director; Dale Clark,Technical Chairman; and CathieMouton, Director.Board members unable toattend were: David Krazer andEddy Bridges. Also present wereseveral Texas Region members.Secretary’s Report:The last BOD meeting minuteswere submitted and approved bythe board. Sneed Adams madea motion to accept the minutes,and Phillip Reese made a second.The motion passed unanimously and they willbe published in the next LSL.National Director’s Report:Sneed Adams submitted a written reportregarding the continued development of a newset of National By-Laws. Also, he announcedseveral National Tours and Annual Meets takingplace in the future. The Annual Meet inJune 2008 will be in Williamsburg, VA; 2009Meet in New Orleans, LA; 2010 in Toronto,CA; 2011 in Tahoe, CA. There is also a September2008 Fall Foliage Tour in Michigan;April 2009 Spring Tour in the ShenandoahValley, VA; and a April 2010 SpringTour on the Natchez Trace. Nationals hasalso announced a new Region– “Hawaii!Membership Report:Sneed Adams reported that the total TexasRegion membership is 299. Income frommembership should be approx. $9,500.A discussion was held on ideas to increasemembership.Treasurer’s Report:Vernon Frost reported the club has $26,500after income from the Spring Meet, but this isbefore all bills are paid. A discussion was heldabout projected expenses for the mechanics atthe Fall Tech Session so as tobudget that item in. Guidelines for this will bepresented at the next board meeting. SharonGalvan made a motion to accept the Treasurer’sReport, and Phillip Reese gave a second. Themotion was passed unanimously.Activities Report:Phillip Reese gave an update on the Fall TechSeminar, which will be held October 31-November2. Phillip and Dale have agreed tocontact Simon Curzon and see if he is availableto come. Both Matt and Mammy have agreedto come back. Phillip also reminded everyoneof the Region-wide Holiday Party to be heldon Saturday, Jan. 10, 2009 in San Marcos.Details will be in the LSL. Tim Myrick madea motion to allow Phillip to complete his planningon this event, and sign room contracts.Cathie Mouton made a second, andit passed unanimously. Phillip is alsocoordinating the details of the 2009Spring Meet with Matt Garrett.Editors Report:Steve Krazer announced the next issueof the LSL would include the membershipdirectory and Spring Meet. Hereported that the new Ladies Columnhas been well received.Chief Judge’s Report:Tim Myrick reported that there areenough plaques and ribbons for thenext Spring Meet in 2009. SharonGalvan agreed to find a trophy shopand select the plaque for the AtwellTrophy.Chairman Stefano Andreucci discussedthe plans for a summer board meetingwhich will be announced at a laterdate. The BOD discussed the factthat the Nominating Committeeshould be looking for members to runfor the BOD positions that will bevacated at the end of the year. These nameswill be presented to the BOD at their nextmeeting. With no further items to discuss,Sneed Adams made a motion to adjourn themeeting at 11:22 a.m, Vernon made a second,and it was passed unanimously.Respectfully submitted,Sharon GalvanSecretary8 The Lone Star Lady • May–June 2008

If You Can’t Dodge It...Ram It!by David KrazerA few years ago, the supply of the TexasRegion RROC club badges had diminishedto the point we needed to reorder.It was put before the Texas Region boardof directors to possibly change the design,then look for a manufacturer of the newbadges. At that time, our club’s residentartist; Steve Krazer, put forth the designlogo for board approval. The new logo wasapproved and Sneed Adams was assignedthe task of locating a badge supplier.Sneed was able to secure a bid from severalbadge makers and the Board approved thepurchase of an initial order of badges. Thebadges sold very well and the Region wasable to recoup the cost of the badges - andeven made a little profit.A small problem occurred about a year orso after the badges were distributed. Thecolor resin on the face would peel off leavingonly the chrome metal backing. I hadproudly installed my beautiful Texas Regionbadge onto the front bumper of my2003 Dodge 2500 pickup - the Test Mule.I had been living in Amarillo, Texas at thetime so I chalked it up to the extremesin weather patterns there. I then foundthat I was not the only one with this issue- other members around the region wereexperiencing the same fate. We contactedthe manufacturer and found that the clearcoat was designed for a life of about 2years. They did redo some of the affectedbadges, but the “Test Mule” in Amarillodeveloped the same issue again. The boardthen decided to scrap that manufacturerand locate another one. The Board askedabout the issue of peeling with the newmanufacturer and were assured that wasnot going to be a problem.So now the Texas Region has a new andimproved badge. I am proud to say I havenot had any more peeling issues with ournew badge. But this mule had one moretest… a several weeks ago I was comingback from taking our son, Patrick, toschool and Ford Ranger pickup truck hadstopped in front of me and, yes, I rammedmy Dodge pickup into him. The badge,my beautiful badge, popped off its perchand landed on the street in the other laneof oncoming traffic. I ran out into thetraffic to retrieve my lovely badge. I attestto the fact that the new badge was hit andrun over and still has not peeled. The TestMule is still at work for our members andthe badge has survived its latest scrape.The tests continue…May–June 2008 • The Lone Star Lady 9

Medal of HonorWeekendBy Mike Kan14 RROC membersand cars were joined byalmost as many Jaguarsfrom the two DallasareaJag clubs, Model AClub, and the GainesvilleClassic Car Club tohonor those soldiers whowent over and beyondthe call of duty withsome incredible heroismto assure our continuedfreedom.The annual Gainesville parade and dinner tohonor the nation’s Congressional Medal of Honorsrecipients became a fun weekend away visitingsome of the area’s incredible vineyards, artist galleries,and Bob Smith’s world-famous restorationshop.Rabbit Wilson and Doug Handel did a tremendousjob organizing the weekend for three carclubs in the Dallas area.10 The Lone Star Lady • May–June 2008

of the tailgate provides a comfortable seatingplatform for two adults when lowered.The highly advanced spaceframe aluminiumchassis endows the Coupé with the marque’slegendary ride comfort, handling and safety.It is the most torsionally rigid Rolls-Royceever built. The unique architecture of the caris further augmented by the rear-hinged coachdoors, allowing the easiest possible access tothe rear lounge seat.Rolls-Royce Phantom CoupéMakes DebutThe Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupé, the fourthnew model from Rolls-Royce under BMWGroup ownership, is the most driver-orientatedmodel in the Phantom line-up. This two-door,four-seater model has already seen outstandingdemand with this year’s production already sold.A modern grand touring coupé in the finesttradition, this car is powered by the Phantom’s6.75-litre V12, producing 460hp and 720Nm oftorque making it the definitive choice for all-day,long distance driving. With its engine tuned forimmense low down torque, the new Rolls-Royceeffortlessly achieves the 0-100 km/h sprint in5.8 seconds, and continues rapidly towards anelectronically governed top speed of 250km/h.A combination of segment-leading fuel economyand a 25 percent increase in fuel capacity, comparedto the Drophead Coupé, increases drivingrange to more than 600 kilometres. A spaciouspicnic boot with split tail compartment giveseasy access to 395 litres of space. The lower partTo ensure a perfect balance of refinement anddriver involvement, Rolls-Royce developed anew gearbox programme, stiffer rear dampersand modified spring rates. In addition, a thickerrear anti-roll bar, modified brake response andtuned steering offer more feel over other Phantommodels.As with every Rolls-Royce car, the finely handcraftedinterior of the Coupé can be personalisedvia the Bespoke programme, allowing for anynumber of features, each tailored to the tasteof the individual. For example, customers canchoose from more than 44,000 different colours.The Phantom Coupé’s cabin can be orderedwith an optional, full-length starlight headlining,incorporating 1600 tiny fibre optics to createthe ambience of a star-filled night sky. The newmodel is also available with a brushed steel bonnetand A-pillar surround previously seen on itsexperimental predecessor, the 101EX.Production of the new car will start at Goodwoodin the summer of 2008. Rolls-RoyceMotor Cars saw sales in 2007 increase by 25 percent, compared to 2006, with retails of 1010cars.May–June 2008 • The Lone Star Lady 11

Rolls-RoyceReleases FirstSketches of‘RR4’On May 27 th , Rolls-Royce Motor Carsrevealed the first design sketches of itsnext new model. Known as RR4, the caris due to be launched in 2010 and will sitalongside the Phantom model line-up. RR4will be smaller than Phantom andpowered by a new engine, unique toRolls-Royce.The design was signed off in 2007and engineering development is nowfully underway. The Goodwoodmanufacturing facilities are beingcompletely reconfigured to accommodatethe RR4, with extended paint,wood and leather shops as well as a secondassembly line. The company will move to atwo shift system next year as it gears up forfull production of the new model.Chief designer, Ian Cameron, said, “Effortlessperformance and standard-settinglevels of comfort and efficiency, executedwith the utmost care and attention, remainfundamentals of Rolls-Royce design. TheRR4 has a more informal presence than thePhantom models with a greater emphasison driving. In design terms this is expressedthrough its slightly smaller dimensionsand more organic form, yet with powerful,purposeful proportions. It is a true and uncompromisingRolls-Royce in every sense.”“RR4 will mark a milestone in the historyof Rolls-Royce Motor Cars”, Chairman,Ian Robertson added. “The businesscontinues to go from strength to strengthand the introduction of this new modelwill expand the appeal of the brand. Welook forward to this next chapter withanticipation and confidence.”Further design and engineering detailswill be announced during the course of2009.12 The Lone Star Lady • May–June 2008

What a difference a day makes!This year, ActivitiesDirector Phillip Reeseplanned an extra dayinto the 2008 SpringMeet schedule. The netresult was a more relaxedand enjoyable event...

ThursdayThursday was travel day to Bandera. Itwas nice to play hooky from ye ole workplace and head to the Hill Country. ThirtyMembers took the opportunity to arriveThursday afternoon and enjoy a relaxingtime greeting the many good folks we hadnot seen in 12 months. After unloading afew trailers filled with PMCs, hauling luggageup, down and about, most of us weretuckered out. As we watched the Texassun creep out of sight that meant only onething. Time to follow the tumbleweeds tothe Hospitality Suite where Cathie Moutonwas working magic with the refreshmentsand goodies. We could havestayed there all night but the dinnerbell sounded and we herdedourselves to the Flying L feed lot.It was the usual great time butmore hugs and greeting. We allate too much and the kitchen helpfinally had to shoo us out with apromise of excitement under thegreat live oak tree. The FlyingL entertainment director Buckintroduced us to Buffalo Bill andhis buffalo, Bill.Bill tried his best to convince us thatBuffalo was tame and could do tricks.I believe most of us came away from thisentertaining encounter not knowing whichwas the tame member of the duo. We didagree that the 4-legged one was cute andslobbered a lot. After this unique insightinto buffalo legend, Buck led us over tothe patio under the large oak tree where acampfire was burning. Buck found hisguitar and sang a few delicate cowboytrail songs. Beryal could not resist anda new country western duet was born thatevening under that old Texas oak tree.After Buck sang all 5 songs that he knewhe took us on a hayride through the darkcountryside looking for deer. We did notsee any deer but the stars were blinding intheir brilliance. Having already crammed2 days activities into a Thursday afternoonand evening, we all moseyed to our bunksand got a great night’s sleep.14 The Lone Star Lady • May–June 2008

FridayWhat a magnificent sunrise. The air wascool and still. You could not help but takea deep breath and inhale that sweet aromaof the open range. Having had a greatnight’s sleep we all wandered over to thechuck wagon to stoke the ole furnace fora day of heavy duty Hill Country touringin our shiny PMCs. Many Membersstaggered in late after dark on Thursdayand experienced the joys and excitement oftrying to find the Flying F in the dark afterthey rolled up the side walks in town andshut off the street lights.After breakfast it was calf scramble time.We all had to get our discipline in orderand line up for the tour which Phillip hadplotted west of Bandera through that incredibleHill Country. After several passesat trying to form a line we gave up anddrove off like a herd of spooked doggies ina thunderstorm. They don’t call this thehill country for nothin’! Steep climbs….hairpin turns… scenic views… wild animals…after all, it’s not every day that youget to see four large elk flat foot it over afence just to your left… cross the road…and then flat foot it over the fence on yourright… but it happened. They didn’t seemthe least bit impressed with our cars… andwere very uncooperative when asked topose for a snapshot. Then there were theguineas at the state park. Yep… guineas.We made them stand in line for their turnat the rest rooms just like the rest of us.All in all, it was a breathtaking and beautiful150 mile scenic tour. We paused ata small town nestled way off the beatentrack and enjoyed a magnificent lunch.Remaining true to our traditions we had acouple “failures to proceed” along the way.Those of you who have experienced thistime honored milestone in ownership willhave to admit that failing to proceed in theHill Country is something you can’t buyat Neiman Marcus. Nonetheless everyonemade it back to the Flying L in time foranother thought provoking happy hour atthe hospitality barn. It was truly amazingthat there were liquid refreshmentsleft over from Thursday evening’s assault.With our best western duds adorning ourdusty hides, they loaded us in the FlyingL’s open air John Deere livestock haulerand bounced and jiggled us down to GhostTown for a big time Texas BBQ dinner. Itwas great fun getting all dressed up Texasstyle and finishing the evening with linedancing lessons. We all know now whoamong us have two left feet. We slept wellFriday evening.May–June 2008 • The Lone Star Lady 15

Sneed Adams • 1953 R-Type • B361TO Terry Anderson • 1996 Continental R • SCB14C9 Rich Atwell • 1933 Phantom II • 202AMSRich Atwell • S-I Continental • BC28LEL Jim & Deegee Bannon • 1924 Silver Ghost • 36TM Xavier Bethune • 1979 Silver Shadow • SRK39372SaturdayAfter a leisurely breakfast served underthe oak trees outside the Ranch House itwas time to gathered our PMCs on thejudging field at the center of the Flying LRanch. Rich Atwell wowed the group withan incredible Phantom II from his collectionAND his beautiful Continental FlyingSpur. All in all… it was a most impressivefield of Rolls-Royce and Bentley automobiles.The oldest car at this year’s meet wasthe 1924 Silver Ghost owned by Deegeeand Jim Bannon. The newest car was a1996 Bentley Continental R owned byTerry Anderson.This year we did the judging on Saturdaymorning. This allowed for a leisurely atmosphereand plenty of time to admire thecars and chat about the important thingsin life. At the conclusion of the judging we16 The Lone Star Lady • May–June 2008were served lunch under the trees. Followinglunch the ladies gathered for the specialladies event. The guys, well, mostly guys,took off on another tour with John Charltonleading us to his Lake Medina CountryClub for a relaxing wine and cheese tastingevent.The Saturday evening awards dinner was… well, hard for anyone to do justice withwords… Phillip Reese and Cathie Moutonpulled out all the stops… crystal swans…check… Texas Region logo chocolates…check… Texas Region logo paperweights…check… Texas Region logo cake… check…delicious dinner… check…. It was the rubycolored affair of a lifetime… to be sure.Following dinner… Chief Judge,Tim Myrick took the goldenmicrophone and announced theresult of this year’s judging. Ityou didn’t take home an awardthen you must have forgotten toput your car on the judging field.We can still hear Beryal’s reactionto learning that her SilverShadow won first place. As theMaster Card guys says… “Priceless!”The Best of Show awardwent to a nice 1953 R-TypeBentley standard steel saloon.Al Briseno • 1991 Turbo R • RBL31671

Gerard Bulhon • 1981 Silver Spur • CXO2495 John Charlton • 1987 Corniche II • DAH21062 Richard Cravner • 1981 Corniche • BCX2449Vernon Frost • 1965 Silver Cloud III • LCEL77 David Galvan • 1955 Silver Cloud I • SWA48 Jim Godwin • 1985 Silver Spur • NAF12056

Doug Handel • 1936 25/30 • GWN32 Don Knobler • 1989 Corniche • DAK25296 Steve & Sue Krazer • 1965 S-III • B36JPAl Kroemer • 1938 Wraith • WRB5 Ronald Money • 1979 Silver Shadow II • SRK39372 Tim Myrick • 1982 Camargue • JAC05393Ron Novak • 1954 R-Type • B247WG Greg O’Neil • 1964 Silver Cloud III • LSFU355 Gordon Peacock • 1994 Brooklands • FBR54723Matson Pearce • 1957 S-I • B119EK Beryl Potier • 1976 Silver Shadow • SRE25751 Maggie Riccardi • 1991 Mulsanne • SBM34785John Sweney • 1988 Continental • DBJ23375 Carl Tongberg • 1963 Silver Cloud III • LCAL23 Dana Woodruff • 1975 Silver Shadow • SRD2128218 The Lone Star Lady • May–June 2008

Sneed & Anne AdamsEverett Pauls ‘Best of Show’ AwardClass AwardsJim Bannon– Arlington, TXFirst Place– Silver Ghost1924 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost, 36TMSneed Adams– Katy, TXFirst Place– R Type1953 Bentley R Type, B361TORon Novak– Port Aransas, TXSecond Place– R Type1954 Bentley R Type, B247WGDavid Galvan– Sugar Land, TXFirst Place– Silver Cloud I1955 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud I, SWA48Matson Pearce– Dallas, TXFirst Place– S-I1957 Bentley S-I, B119EKGregory O’Neil– Houston, TXSecond Place– Silver Cloud III1964 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III, LSFU355Steve & Sue Krazer– Abilene, TXFirst Place– S-III1965 Bentley S-III, B36JPVernon Frost/Buddy Shurtliff–Fredericksburg, TXFirst Place– Silver Cloud III LWB1965 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III LWB, LCEL77John & Beryl Potier – Houston, TXFirst Place– Silver Shadow1976 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow, SRE-24751David & Sharon GalvanRobert Atwell ‘Most Exotic Coachwork’ AwardRonald Money– Austin, TXThird Place– Silver Shadow II–1979 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow II, SRK-39372Xavier Bethune– Caldwell, TXSecond Place– Silver Shadow II1979 Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow II, SRK38161Richard Cravener– Galveston, TXSecond Place– Corniche DHC1981 Rolls-Royce Corniche DHC, BCX02449John Sweney– Houston, TXFirst Place– Continental DHC1988 Bentley Continental DHC, DBJ-23375Gerard Bulhon – Houston, TXThird Place– Silver Spur1981 Rolls-Royce Silver Spur, CXO02495Don Knobler– Dallas, TXFirst Place– Corniche DHC1989 Rolls-Royce Corniche DHC, DAK 25296Al Briseno– San Antonio, TXSecond Place– Turbo RTurbo R, RBL-31671Maggie Riccardi – Dallas, TXFirst Place– Mulsanne1991 Bentley Mulsanne, SBM 34785Gordon Peacock– Austin, TXSecond Place– Brooklands LWB1994 Bentley Brooklands LWB, FBR547Terry Anderson– Dallas, TXFirst Place– Continental DHC1996 Bentley Continental DHC, BBT-53012Vernon Frost & Buddy ShurtleffJavier Leon ‘Best Formal Coachwork’ AwardSpecial AwardsSneed Adams– Katy, TXEverett Pauls Best of Show Award1953 Bentley R Type, B361TOVernon Frost – Fredericksburg, TXJavier Leon - Best Formal Coachwork1965 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III LWB, LCEL77David Galvan– Sugar Land, TXRobert Atwell Most Exotic Coachwork1955 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud, SWA48Doug Handel– Dallas, TXLongest Distance Driven to Meet1936Rolls-Royce 25/30, GWN32Al Kroemer – Argyle, TXChief Judges Award1938 Rolls-Royce Wraith Limousine, WRB5Richard (Rich) Atwell– Fredericksburg, TXLadies Choice Pre War1933 Rolls-Royce Phantom IIDon Knobler – Dallas, TXLadies Choice Post War1989 Rolls-Royce Corniche DHC, DAK 25296SundayWhat?… no last minute car washing?… no rushing around toget back before checkout?… wow! What a great idea!Sunday was relaxed for a change… breakfast with friends… greatconversation… good food… “see you next year” goodbyes. Meanwhilethe board squeezed in a brief meeting to decide some clubbusiness and begin planning for next year’s Spring Meet in Dallas.See you next year. You really should begin planning now to come!May–June 2008 • The Lone Star Lady 19

–A–Adams, Anne22906 Silent Spring Creek Ct.Katy, TX 77450-5728Adams, Sneed22906 Silent Spring Creek Ct.Katy, TX 77450-5728B361TO •1953 R Type saloon281-787-3160stadams64@aol.comAkers, Randall15002 Marlebone Ct.Houston TX 77069•1971 Corniche CRH10783•1979 Silver Shadow II SRK37973281-580-2154rdakers@yahoo.comAlexander Greg16116 Stuebner-AirlineSpring TX 77379281-376-2279Alkire, John2210 Butler Dr.Friendswood TX 77546•1936 25/30 Thrupp &Maberly saloon GWN56•1928 Springfield PI BrewsterSt. Andrew S265FP•1981 Silver Spirit saloonSAB-01705281-996-1807jalkire@houston.rr.comAllen, Joseph202 Glenwood Dr.Houston TX 77007•1988 Corniche DAJ-22334713-868-0890jayallen@pacificstreet.comAllison Barrett7200 Twilight Mesa Dr.Austin TX 78737•1997 Brooklands EBV-59806512-394-9047icepick@austin.rr.comAnders, Todd208 Seawall Blvd.Galveston TX 77550•1981 Corniche DAB-02449832-752-7992sirtoddand@aol.comAnderson, TerryP.O. Box 59940Dallas, TX 75229•1990 Turbo R RBL-31098•1996 Continental coupeBBT-53012469-231-7667Andreucci, Stefano3601 Wooten Dr.Ft. Worth, TX 76133•1958 Silver Cloud I SJF224•1967 Silver Shadow JamesYoung coupe CRH2023•1955 Silver Wraith Hooperlimousine ELW41817-370-0935tinyand224@yahoo.comAndrews, Paul3500 Elm Creek CourtFort Worth, TX 76109•1952 R Type saloon B2RT•2005 Continental GT coupeCR5-25855817-763-5215Angel, Charles3200 Southwest Blvd.Dallas, TX 75225•2006 Continental GT coupeCR6-36983214-369-4399Applegate, Michael13156 Halwin CircleDallas, TX 75243214-599-9049Atwell, Richard689 FM 2093,Fredericksburg, TX 78624-7149•1929 Springfield PI Chassis onlyS205KR•1930 Springfield Phantom IBrewster sedan S111PR•1927 Springfield Phantom IBrewster St. Stephen S381FM•1930 Springfield Phantom IBrewster convertible coupeS137PR•1929 Springfield Phantom IBrewster Derby S244KR•1929 Springfield Phantom IBrewster Dover S286KR•1930 4 1/2 Litre CoachbuilderUnknown Le Mans 4-seaterPB3538•1930 Springfield Phantom IBrewster coupe S132PR•1964 Silver Cloud III LWBsaloon w/div. LCDL83•1958 S1 Continental H.J.Mulliner saloon BC28LEL•1937 Phantom III Chapronsaloon 3CM73•1931 Phantom II Chassis only292AJS•1924 3 Litre Viotti tourer 650•1937 Phantom III Barkersedanca de ville 3CP48•1932 Phantom II Brewsterconv. sedan 202AMS830-997-0516–B–Baas, Joan909 Midland Creek DriveSouthlake, TX 76092817-481-9430Baas, Michael909 Midland Creek Dr.Southlake, TX 76092•1982 Silver Spirit saloonSAC-05979817-481-9430hide2erase@aol.comBaker, Ben7230 Avocet LaneHouston, TX 77040-4397713-466-0614ben.e.baker@worldnet.att.netBaker, Rob6447 Lange CircleDallas, TX 75214•1986 Camargue JAG-10400214-870-6393anvilrob@yahoo.comBallard, Ken1884 S. Teal Rd.Orange, TX 77632•1983 Corniche DAD-05954409-746-3737scott@st-intl.com20 The Lone Star Lady • May–June 2008

Bannon, Deegee1115 Western Blvd.Arlington, TX 76013-3838•1925 Springfield SG RRCCWTilbury S107MK•1924 Silver Ghost Wilkinsontourer 36TM•1923 Silver Ghost Lemaitrecabriolet 45NK817-861-6605Bannon, Jim1115 Western Blvd.Arlington, TX 76013-3838817-861-6605sga@silverghost.orgBarrere, Clement5652 Doliver DriveHouston, TX 77056•1959 Silver Cloud II LSPA34•1981 Silver Spur LWBNAB-03907713-621-4856clembarrere@earthlink.netBeard, Merwin14751 Pebble Bend Dr.Houston, TX 77068•1970 Silver Shadow SRX9051281-440-3265mrbeard@ghostmachine.comBeeley, RobertPOB 1327Tomball, TX 77377•1996 Silver Spur III LWBsaloon NAT-57828281-351-2351bob@beeley.netBeers, C. Keith13220 Laurel Wood LaneDallas, TX 75240•1929 Phantom II boat-tailroadster 34WJ972-490-7579keithbeers@aol.comBennett, Ned200 Granada AvenueEl Paso, TX 79912•1999 Silver Seraph LAX-01825•1971 Silver Shadow SRX10695915-585-1190nbennett@optionsxpress.comBenton, CharlesP.O. Box 924584,Houston, TX 77292•1979 Silver Wraith II LWBsaloon LRK38413713-290-0411Berray, MichaelBentley Houston1530 West Loop SouthHouston, TX 77027-9505m.berray@pomcltd. comBethune, Xavier10981FM 2000,Caldwell, TX 77836SRK38161 1979 Silver ShadowII saloon979-315-4633xeb@aol.comBicoll, Norton3 Solano Ct.,Santa Fe, NM 87508•1923 Silver Ghost Barkercabriolet 35NK•1934 3 1/2 Litre Leyshon-James 3-position dh coupeB74AH505-466-4854bicoll@cybermesa.comBird, Ross6262 Cedar Springs Rd.Dallas, TX 75235214-343-3050rbird@parkplacetexas.comBishop, Robert JR, PEP. O. Box 1937,Van Alstyne, TX 75495•1947 Mark VI B474CF•1929 20/25 Southern saloonGXO62•1957 S1 saloon B446EG903-482-5320r.bishop@ieee.orgBixby, Bruce4349 Oldham LaneAbilene, TX 79602•1937 25/30 Woodall-Nicholsontourer GRO9•1973 Phantom VI H.J. Mullinerlimousine PRH4761•1986 Corniche DAG-15844•1979 Camargue JRK32213325-691-9393bbixby@wtconnect.comBlair, Jim205 Grogans Point Rd.The Woodlands, TX 77380•1960 Phantom V Park Wardlimousine 5LAT64281-367-7046jblair@publicans.comBottorff, Barbara4057 Westlake Dr.Austin TX 78746512-327-5484Bottorff, Willliam4057 Westlake Dr.Austin, TX 78746•1937 Phantom III Ripponlimousine 3CM111512-327-5484Bounds, Bill120 E. Mulberry Ave.San Antonio TX 78212•1953 Silver Wraith Park Wardlimousine CLW16404-222-9594senna22@hotmail.comBowyer, John9242 Neff St.,Houston, TX 77036•1946 Silver Wraith Ripponlimousine WYA86•1939 Wraith H.J. Mullinertouring saloon w/div WMB2•1936 Phantom III Hooperlimousine3AX57•1932 20/25 Hooper limousineGHW52•1971 Silver Shadow LWB saloonLRX9137•1939 Phantom III H.J. Mullinerlimousine 3DH11713-778-0711john@bowyer.comBraden, Robert3615 FM 967,Buda, TX 78610•1979 Silver Wraith II LWBsaloon LRK38264512-295-6037rcbraden@austintx.netBradley, LynndaP.O. Box 1085,Galveston, TX 77553281-435-0870Bragg, William2001 Plymouth Rock Dr.Richardson, TX 75081•1974 Silver Shadow SRB16971214-616-6562bill.bragg@eds.comBrannon, Troy14751 Mesclero TrailAmarillo TX79118•1962 S2 B132DW806-622-3129tbran@amaonline.comBridges, Norman1401 Duster CoveCedar Park, TX 78613•1961 Silver Cloud II SYD308512-250-0979nbridges3@austin.rr.comBridges, R. E.5102 Bellerive BendCollege Station, TX 77845•1964 Silver Cloud III SFU683979-690-8578rebridges@aol.comBriseno, Al10205 Oasis Drive, Suite 320San Antonio, TX 78216•1963 S3 B502LEC•1975 Silver Shadow SRD21676•1990 Turbo R RBL-31671210-340-9575abriseno@briseno-law.comBrown, Edward Joseph2600 StratfordDr.Austin, TX 78746•1985 Corniche DAF-09125512-330-1606Brown, James5548 Childress Dr.Grand Prairie TX 75052972-266-9434Brownlee, Harry5124 Briar Tree DriveDallas, TX 75248•1979 Silver Shadow IISRH36193972-931-6228hbrownlee@compassinsurance.comBugge, Chris9005 Rockcrest DriveAustin, TX 78759•1935 20/25 H.J. Mullinersaloon GLJ19512-342-9495christopherbugge@gmail.comBulhon, Gerard5519 Green Springs Dr.Houston, TX 77066-2428•1981 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAB-02495281-580-7696gerard.bulhon@gmail.comBurdick, Johnnie1030 Belvin St.,San Marcos, TX 78666512-396-5060May–June 2008 • The Lone Star Lady 21

Burdick, Richard1030 Belvin St.,San Marcos TX 78666•1924 3 Litre Chalmer & Hoyercoupe 392•1980 Corniche DRL50399•2005 Continental GT coupeCR5-28395•1914 Silver Ghost Brewstertown car 25MA•2000 Arnage Red Label saloonLCY-05118•1935 Phantom II Brockman65TA•1970 Silver Shadow LWBsaloon LRX9254512-396-5060Burke, James2004 Albany Ave.Lubbock, TX 79407•1993 Corniche IV DAP-40084806-795-7168jimdoc44@cox.netButtyan, DonaldP.O. Box 696,Show Low, AZ 85902•1987 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAH-16310928-537-5233–C–Cahn, Morton5828 Royal Ln.,Dallas, TX 75230•1974 Silver Shadow SRC19617214-369-8010martco-mort@mindspring.comCain, Thomas3105 Mockingbird Ln.Dallas, TX 75205•1982 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAC-04953214-528-1621Carroll, Elizabeth2306 Pease Rd.,Austin TX 78703512-480-5990Carroll, Ronald2306 Pease Rd.,Austin, TX 78703•2005 Continental GT coupeCR5-28609512-480-5990carroll467@aol.comCarter, Harvey3812 Beverly Dr.Dallas, TX 75205•1921 Silver Ghost RRCCWtourer 123LG•1924 Springfield Silver GhostRRCCW Pall Mall 180KF214-520-1944hcarter@cartereyecenter.comCaudell, Hal5924 Kristen Dr.Jackson, MS 39211601-991-0121Charlton, John119 Private Rd. 1738Mico, TX 78056•1987 Corniche DAH-21062830-584-1258bloke@hughes.netChenoweth, Christopher Ian13246 Chappel Wood LaneConroe, TX 77302•1989 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAK-24778866-862-9588positivechristianity@gmail.comClark, Dale23855 Northcrest TrailNew Caney, TX 77357-4763•1976 Silver Shadow LWBsaloon LRE26274•1961 Phantom V James Younglimousine 5BX98•1974 Silver Shadow saloonSRC18824281-689-5964pv_5bx98@sbcglobal.netClark, Kate B.66 S. Mews Wood CourtWoodlands, TX 77069•1965 Silver Cloud III saloonSJR145972-393-0026Kbclark73@comcast.netCloutier, Richard18702 East Cool Breeze LaneMontgomery, TX 77356•1960 SI Saloon B67LFD936-448-2913cccloutier56@yahoo.comCompton, Phillipc/o Magrathea Inc.PMB 347, 101 S. Coit Rd. #36Richardson, TX 75080-5721972-934-3214magrathea@sbcglobal.netConde, ArthurP.O. Box 803,Fulshear, TX 77441B298YD 1954 R Type•1986 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAG-13913281-346-1888Cravener, Richard208 Seawall Blvd.Galveston, TX 77550•1982 Silver Spirit saloonSAC-06252832-752-7992rbcravener@aol.com–D–Daman, Douglas158 Gregory CoveHot Springs AR 71913•1979 Silver Shadow II saloonSRK36945•1987 Continental DBH-16752•1954 R Type B9WG501-767-0718Daniels, Lisa620 Ruby Cove,Oak Point, TX 75068•1936 Phantom III Windoverssedanca de ville 3BU12972-294-0585lisa@lrdaniels.comDaniels, Tom626 Larkwood,San Antonio TX 78209-2918•1975 Silver Shadow saloonSRD21423•1979 Corniche DRK50224•1963 Silver Cloud III saloonLSEV207210-930-3907tommydaniels@yahoo.comDavis, Barrett267 Maple Valley Rd.Houston, TX 77056•1946 Silver Wraith H.J.Mulliner limousine WTA75713-599-1675fbarrettdavis@comcast.netDavis, Denny420 Rollling Oaks RidgeCedar Hill, TX 75104•1988 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAJ-24319972-291-8911dennydavis2@aol.comDavis, Wendell501 Oregano StreetEdinburg, TX 78541•1962 S2 saloon B83DV956-383-7325davisw@utpa.eduDawson, Sherry Risz4570 Barbarosa Rd.Seguin, TX 78155•1960 Silver Cloud II LSTB216830-303-7496sherryandbilly@gvec.netde Penne Rouge, John17190 Grant RoadCypress, TX 77429•1974 Corniche DRC19612•1979 Silver Shadow II saloonSRK39302281-255-6290jdpr@interex-usa.comDetelltu, PatriciaP.O. Box 222191,El Paso TX 79913-5191915-845-5056pdetelltu@hotmail.compattymoi@yahoo.comDonnell, BarryP.O. Box 5003,Wichita Falls, TX 6307•1976 Silver Shadow SRE26191940-767-5403Downs, William6530 Calais DriveDallas, TX 75254•1937 25/30 Park Wardlimousine GHO8•1935 20/25 Hooper sedancade ville GOH53972-387-4046wdowns9757@aol.comDujka, Stephen5510 Mimosa,Richmond, TX 77469•2006 Flying Spur saloonBR6-33760281-342-1514scdujka@landmarkindustries.comDula, Arthur3106 Beauchamp St.Houston, TX 77009•1964 Silver Cloud III SHS147•1976 Silver Shadow LWBsaloon LRE25814713-861-1960art@dula.com22 The Lone Star Lady • May–June 2008

Dunnam, Edwin403 Blalock Dr.,Houston TX77024•1950 Silver Wraith Park Wardsaloon WHD42Dysart, Gordon524 E. Summit DriveWimberley, TX 78676•1934 Phantom II GurneyNutting limousine de ville55TA512-847-9958grdysart@verizon.net–E•F•G–Egerton, Will200 Pacific Ave.Houston, TX 77006713-522-6750Elser, Stephan1415 Trace Dr,Houston, TX 77077•1963 S3 saloon B540CN281-759-5393stephan.elser@shell.comEpting, Dwain3620 W. Shandon,Midland, TX79707915-697-3976Epting, Jan3620 W. ShandonMidland, TX 79707•1972 Silver Shadow LWBsaloon LRA12422432-697-3976joepting@swbell.netErsek, Robert630 West 34th St.Austin, TX 78705•1982 Silver Spirit SAC-04459512-459-6800Erskine, Bill3001 W. Ohio Ave #26Midland, TX 79701•1985 Silver Spirit SAF-12935432-230-0900ersk@suddenlink.netFalgout, Gregg3103 Acorn Wood WayHouston TX 77059281-286-0476gfalgout@islandoperating.comFarmer, Richard AllenP.O. Box 540997,Grand Prairie TX 75054-0997972-642-7962raf51@sbcglobal.netFerchill, Patrick1408 Washington Tr.Fort Worth, TX76107•1990 Turbo R saloonRBL-31599•1929 Springfield Phantom IBrewster Avon S265KRFloren, Nils5931 Desco Dr.,Dallas TX 75225•1958 S1 saloon B169LFD214-361-1297nofloren@yahoo.comFlynn, G. Dan1 Royal Dalton,Conroe, TX 77304•1952 Silver Wraith H.J.Mulliner limousine WVH80936-756-4637sd_flynn@msn.comFlynn, Sandra1 Royal Dalton,Conroe, TX 77304936-756-4637Franklin, Morris5903 Northgap Rd.San Antonio, TX 78239•1923 Springfield Silver GhostRRCCW Mayfair143JH•1924 Silver Ghost RRCCWPall Mall 55EU210-656-0876mfranklinjr@satx.rr.comFrost, VernonP.O. Box 1848,Fredericksburg, TX78624•1964 Silver Cloud III LWBsaloon LCEL77830-990-8310vwfrost@ctesc.netGalvan, David8302 Forest Gate Dr.Sugar Land, TX 77479•1955 Silver Cloud I Freestone& Webb saloon SWA48281-343-7478galvanmed@aol.comGalvan, Sharon8302 Forest Gate Dr.Sugar Land, TX 77479281-343-7478sgsings@aol.comGarrett, Matt1909 Baxley CircleCarrollton, TX 75006972-416-0333cardr1956@yahoo.comGeisler, Gerald4706 N. Lindhurst Ave.Dallas, TX 75229•1936 25/30 Chassis onlyGWN50•1949 Silver Wraith Hooperlimousine LWGC70214-691-0758g_geisler@sbcglobal.netGodwin, JamesP.O. Box 1085,Galveston, TX 77553•1985 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAF-12056281-435-0870yachtgod007@aol.comGoodchild, Steven19414 Franz RdHouston, TX 77084•1979 Silver Shadow II, SRH36613281-492-6922goodchildbuilders@sbcglobal.netGoodloe, Jeffrey3720 E. 99th PlaceTulsa, OK 74137•1995 Flying Spur LWB saloonGAS-55106918-298-0502jgoodloemd@aol.comGoodloe, Mary3720 E. 99th PlaceTulsa, OK 74137918-298-0502marygoodloe@aol.comGraner, Wallace3006 Bee Cave Rd. Suite B160Austin, TX 78746-6787•1989 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAK-25655512-327-5868wallace@graner.comGranoff, Robert8409 Pickwick Lane, #224Dallas, TX 75225•1960 Silver Cloud II LSVB7214-739-8926rgranoff@sbcglobal.netGray, James18845 State Hwy. 6 SouthCollege Station, TX 77845•1990 Silver Spur II LWBsaloon NAL-32764•1988 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAJ-24019979-690-5300gray@sportclassic.comGreen, David4233 Stanton Blvd.Plano, TX 75093•1989 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAK-26719214-731-9346dgreen22@verizon.netGrubb, John3754 Robinhood St.Houston, TX 77005•1997 Silver Spur III LWBsaloon NAV-59103713-668-4718jgrubb@grubblegal.comGuarniere, Bill1141 Brittmoore Rd.Houston, TX 77043•1951 Mark VI James Youngsaloon B268MD713-493-2997whg@cactusenvironmental.comGuarniere, Diana1141 Brittmoore Rd.Houston, TX77043713-493-2997dhg@cactusenvironmental.comGupta, Vivek Kumar1104 Lakota PlaceCarrollton, TX 75010•1981 Silver Spirit saloonSAB-01801972-492-2802lilviv@lilviv.comGutierrez, Jorge39 W. Pipers GreenThe Woodlands, TX 77382•1955 S1 saloon B137LAP281-298-1048jgutierrezt@mac.comMay–June 2008 • The Lone Star Lady 23

–H•I•J–Haag, Mark7 Kittyhawk W,Richmond, TX 77469•1963 Silver Cloud III saloonLSDW435•1950 Silver Wraith H.J.Mulliner limousine WME53281-341-7879mark@fwlli.comHabacker, Debra3136 Hampshire CourtFrisco, TX 75034972-385-8888dgrey@sunbladeusa.comHabacker, William3136 Hampshire Ct.Frisco, TX 75034-6809•1963 Silver Cloud III saloonLSDW133972-385-8888whabacker@whabacker.comHackney, Berta Leon210 W. 7th St.,Hubbard, TX 76648•1934 PII Continental Barkercoupe 83RY•1923 Twenty H.P. A. Mullinerdrophead coupe GA41•1933 Phantom II Windoverssedanca de ville 150PY•1925 Springfield Silver GhostCoachbuilder Unknownroadster•1928 Springfield Phantom IBrewster St. Stephen S243FP254-576-2532Hairston, Jim11311 CrestbrookDallas, TX 75230214-890-03213par@msn.comHall, EliotP.O. Box 5185,Beaumont, TX 77726•1950 Mark VI Smiley tourerB96HR409-752-7579eliothall@att.netHandel, Douglas3016 Selma Ln.,Dallas, TX 75234•1936 25/30 Thrupp &Maberly saloon GWN32972-241-9650dhandel@doughandel.comHarding Jac11522 Old ManseSan Antonio, TX 78230-1628•1933 3 1/2 Litre Park Warddrophead coupe B57AE210-696-801747.jac.harding@sbcglobal.netHaynes, John4651 Beverly DriveDallas, TX 75209•1939 4 1/4 Litre H.J. Mullinerdrophead coupe B65MX•1950 Mark VI saloon B3HP214-526-8007jhhaynes2@earthlink.netHedden, Heath13156 Halwin CircleDallas, TX 75243•1960 Silver Cloud II saloonLSWC626hdhedden@aol.comHensley, Henry5215A Rose StreetHouston, TX 77007•1929 Springfield PI Brewstertourer S274KR1975 T Type SBH21184713-880-2229hhensley@trigontubulars.comHenson, Virginia7124 Stefani Dr.Dallas, TX 75225•1953 Silver Dawn SNF103•1930 Phantom II Gillall-weather 3GY214-363-9567Hicks, BillP.O. Box 191387,Dallas, TX 75219•1991 Silver Spur II LWBsaloon NAM-33930wildbil1@airmail.netHilbun, Zachary10235 Hedgeway Dr.Dallas, TX 75229•1977 Silver Shadow II saloonSRX31185214-350-4207zacharyh@vianova.comHinckley, PhilipP.O. Box 13303,College Station, TX 77841•1950 Mark VI B189JN979-676-0520phinckley@hotmail.comHodges, Leland115 W. Seventh St., Suite #1310Fort Worth, TX 76102•1950 Silver Wraith H.J.Mulliner limousine WME81lhodges@hodgesco.netHodgson, Howard910 Ruswood CircleAbilene TX79601•1957 Silver Cloud I SED99325-673-9822mhodgsonart@cox.netHofmann, Joel1517 R.R. 12San Marcos, TX 78666512-878-1923joel@rileystavern.comHolcomb, John11719 Warfield St.San Antonio, TX 78216•1987 Silver Spur NAH 21758210-872-1106sahoosier@aol.comHollingsworth, Charles5420 Medical Parkway Dr.Texarkana, TX 75503•1991 Silver Spur II LWBsaloon NAM-35379903-793-2318Holman, Kevin16303 Creeksouth Rd.Houston, TX 77068•1957 Silver Cloud I LSDD180281-583-9931Householder, Daniel118 Pine Shadows DrSeabrook, TX 77586281-549-4023dan@householder.comHouser, DougMega Capital, L.L.C2651 N. Harwood#255Dallas, TX 75201214-559-3492dhouser@megacapital.comHughes, Garfield6135 Spruce Forest Rd.Houston, TX 77092713-869-9888rollscars@sbcglobal.netHughes, Kenneth12610 Pebble Creek Rd.Cypress, TX 77429•1969 T Type saloon SBX6518713-869-9888Hurley, James7910 Mesa Trails CircleAustin, TX 78731•1957 Silver Cloud I LSDD348512-343-0210jhurley@austin.rr.comHurley, Robin7910 Mesa Trails CircleAustin, TX 78731512-343-0210Hutson, Brad2207 W. 117th PlaceChicago, IL 60643•1980 Silver Shadow II saloonSRL40216773-881-7768bahutson@msn.comIley, Apryl7037 Grand Hollow Dr.Plano, TX 75024972-370-9468Iley, James7037 Grand Hollow Dr.Plano, TX 75024•1962 S3 saloon B406LCN973-370-9468jeiley69@yahoo.comJensen, Per Sylvester1822 Brun St.,Houston, TX77019713-524-5337persylvester@aol.comJoekel, CharlesP.O. Box 2146,Houston, TX 77252•2004 Phantom saloonS4X-07352Johanson, Inger1822 Brun St.Houston, TX 77019713-524-5337Johnson, Bryce5923 Mountain Villa Dr.Austin, TX 78759•1967 T Type CBH2992512-451-4135bryce.johnson@visnette.comJohnson, David13451 Montana Ave.El Paso, TX 79938-961624 The Lone Star Lady • May–June 2008

Jones, John10225 CR 1020,Burleson, TX 76028•1959 S2 saloon B57AA•1950 Mark VI H.J. Mullinersaloon B96KM•1949 Silver Wraith Park Wardfixed head coupe WGC94•1949 Mark VI saloonB396EY•1988 Silver Spirit saloonSAJ-23647817-447-0352jgmj_1@msn.comJordan, JosephP.O. Box 640,Kemah, TX 77565-0640•1959 Silver Cloud II LWBsaloon LCA36•1952 R Type James Youngcoupe B80SR713-680-3181yachtsmanjoe@aol.comJordan, Scott3411 Homer StreetDallas, TX 75206214-826-1878sjordan@brierley.com–K•L–Kan, Michael1501 Parliament LanePlano, TX 75093•1994 Brooklands LWB LWBsaloon FBR-54348•1978 Silver Wraith II LWBsaloon LRG35454•1946 Silver Wraith Hoopersaloon WVA76972-985-0957michael@kan.comKanabar, Mukul1616 Fountain View #310Houston, TX 77057•1976 Silver Shadow LWBsaloon LRE24192713-244-0914mukul_kanabar@yahoo.comKing, Ted133 True Grit CourtWeatherford, TX 76088817-429-6759ted.king@uwmail.comKnight, Jerry5548 Childress D.Grand Prairie, TX 75052817-608-0323jknight@comenica.comKnizley, AndrewP. O. Box 775,Paris, TX 75461-0775•1938 25/30 Park Wardcabriolet GGR54•1986 Corniche II DAG-15894twoonesfarm@aol.comKnizley, ElizabethP. O. Box 775Paris, TX 75461-0775813-250-3981Knobler, Damaris#One Downs Lake Cir.Dallas, TX 75230972-392-0000Knobler, Don#One Downs Lake Cir.Dallas, TX 75230•1989 Corniche II DAK-25296•1987 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAH-16526972-392-0000don@donknobler.comKnutar, Mike3610 Canyon Fork CtKaty, TX 77450•1987 Silver Spirit saloonSAH-16692281-827-4903Koonce, Lacy93 Greensward LaneSugar Land, TX 77479•1960 S2 saloon B133LBR•1990 Turbo R saloonRBL-31133281-980-4705lkoonce001@comcast.netKrazer, David11273 Beeville DriveFrisco, TX75035•1958 S1 saloon B45FDdavid@pentritraining.comKrazer, Elaine11273 Beeville DriveFrisco, TX 75035Krazer, Ralph1733 Smith Dr.Abilene, TX 79601915-672-9037Krazer, Steven3026 Ricsan Rd.Abilene TX 79605•1938 4 1/4 Litre James Youngsedanca coupe B39LE•1965 S3 saloon B36JP325-695-1116spkrazer@sbcglobal.netKreager, Donna3906 Myrick Dr.Austin, TX 78731512-241-0039Kreager, L. Keith3906 Myrick Dr.,Austin, TX 78731•1937 Phantom III Windoverslimousine 3CM33512-241-0039kkreager@sbcglobal.netKroemer, J. Albert12742 Hilltop Rd.Argyle, TX 76226•1938 Wraith Cockshootlimousine WRB5940-241-2655akroemer@canteyhanger.comKroemer, Sarah12742 Hilltop Rd.Argyle, TX 76226972-726-8687kroemer@pwhome.comKyle, R. Kelly5924 Kristen Dr.Jackson, MS 39211•1954 Silver Dawn SPG15601-991-0121rkellykyle@flyinglawyer.comLatham, Richard5942 Joyce WayDallas, TX 75225•1991 Corniche III MPWDHCDAM-30534214-361-8765Leggett, John190 Secret WaySpring Branch, TX 78070•1979 Silver Wraith II LWBsaloon LRK37537972-874-7415johnl@nurseweek.comLehrer, Kenneth5555 Del Monte Drive #802Houston, TX 77056•1965 Silver Cloud III saloonLSKP101•1985 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAF-13607713-626-8184drken@lehecoserv.comLivesay, John2231 AlbansHouston, TX 77005•1958 Silver Cloud I JamesYoung drophead coupeLSHF169•1961 Silver Cloud II H.J.Mulliner/Radford dropheadcoupe SXC465713-520-5018Lovick, John Harold14228 Midway Road, Suite 222Dallas, TX 75244•1991 Silver Spur II LWBsaloon NAM-34800817-251-2190jhljhl@charter.netLynch, Neal2568 Luella Rd.Sherman, TX 75090•2006 Phantom saloonS6X-07815903-893-0929kellyoilcompany@texoma.net–M•N–Malonson, Shirley6130 Wheatley St.Houston, TX 77091•2001 Silver Seraph saloonLA1-06264713-681-3636rdm@aframnews.comManners, Michael10482 Longstreet Rd.Willis, TX 77318•1934 20/25 Rippon limousineGNC28•1937 25/30 Barker saloonGRO28•1976 Silver Shadow LWBsaloon LRE 26282•1983 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAD 07454•2005 Continental GT coupeCR5 24201•2006 Phantom saloonS6X 07893936-856-1418May–June 2008 • The Lone Star Lady 25

Mantooth, Walter4701 16th St.,Lubbock, TX 79416-5725806-792-2204wmantooth@aol.comMark, Stephen3640 Laguna VistaWaco, TX 76708254-753-6894smark@hot.rr.comMartin, Gary629 Crowley Rd.,Arlington, TX 76012•1985 Corniche DAF-09124817-277-7866gmartin@martinsprocket.comMartin, Judi629 Crowley Rd.,Arlington, TX 76012817-277-7866Martin, Susie5920 Avenue Q 1/2Galveston, TX 775515047•1956 S1 Hooper saloonB300CK409-744-2717susiemm1@sbcglobal.netMcGinnis, RobertMcGinnis Family Trust;Ellen Brantley2308 Winton Terrace WFort Worth, TX 76109-1158•1924 Silver Ghost Barkercabriolet 97RM817-923-8232McLellan, Robert9111 Longstaff Dr.Houston, TX 77031•1925 3 Litre Vanden Plastourer 869713-772-3285rob@mclellansautomotive.comMead, Jeffery2919 Redwood Dr.Carrollton, TX 75007•1967 Silver Shadow SRX2365972-245-1719jmead@verizon.netMefferd, F.447 Heights Blvd.Houston, TX 77007•1937 25/30 Windovers sedancade ville GRO62713-861-9060fmefferd@aol.comMencl, Robert2105 GoldfinchLeague City, TX 77571832-519-7581rm3rm3@localnet.comMiller, Dennis2528 Avenue OGalveston, TX 77550•1965 Silver Cloud III saloonLSKP163409-762-2268demgately@aol.comMitchell, John1410 W. Shady Grove Rd.Irving, TX 75060972-986-7410mitchelljt@aol.comMolina, Richard6262 Cedar Springs Rd.Dallas, TX 75235972-248-3120rmolina@parkplacetexas.comMoney, Reva8103 Club Court,Austin, TX 78759512-343-0649Money, Ronald8103 Club CourtAustin, TX 78759•1979 Silver Shadow II saloonSRK39372512-343-0649rmoney@austin.rr.comMontague, H. Dixon1001 Fannin Street, Suite 3200Houston, TX 77002B148DF 1963 S3 saloon713-758-2086Moore, Lelerd (Lee)P.O. Box 201679202 La Reja CircleArlington, TX 76006817-695-4950ljm8225@aol.comMorey, Thomas1075 Griffin St. WestDallas, TX 75215•1952 R Type saloon B1LSP•1937 Phantom III Park Wardsaloon 3BT157•1968 Silver ShadowMPWDHC CRX6057214-353-9091tjm@ticnet.comMorris, James1500 Broadway, Suite 1101Lubbox, TX 79401•1986 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAG-14034806-763-9035Mouton, Cathie1860 I-10 SouthBeaumont, TX 77707409-866-9339tpsturbo@aol.comMouton, Dan1860 I-10 SouthBeaumont, TX 77707•1931 Phantom II BrewsterCroydon 239AJS•1962 S3 Continental H.J.Mulliner saloon BC18XA•1965 Silver Cloud III saloonLSJR251•1953 Silver Dawn LSLE39409-866-9339tpsturbo@aol.comMurphy, Michael2014 Lorient Dr.Carrollton, TX 75006•1933 20/25 Park Wardlimousine GHA34•1990 Turbo R RBL-31647972-820-2015mf.murphy@tex.rr.comMurphy, Ronald8601 Jourdan WayDallas, TX 75225•1995 Continental R coupeBBS-52397•1952 Silver Dawn LSLE29214-361-6851murphy8601@sbcglobal.netMurphy, Thomas James14307 Rippling Creek WayHouston, TX 77062281-486-8151Myrick, Timothy3411 Homer StreetDallas, TX 75206•1982 Camargue JAC-05393•1968 Silver Shadow SRH4113•1959 Silver Cloud I Radfordsaloon SMH177214-826-1878timmyrick@sbcglobal.netNehlsen, Herman2557 Maverick Tr.Wichita Falls, TX 76310-5149•1938 Wraith James Younglimousine WXA49940-696-5503Nehlsen, Joan2557 Maverick Tr.Wichita Falls, TX 76310-5149940-696-5503Nelson, Rick2712 Pittsburgh St.Houston, TX 77005•1980 Silver Shadow II saloonSRL39884713-668-9020rlnelson1@mac.comNelson, Robert Dalton3018 Highland LaurelsKingwood, TX 77345•1949 Silver Wraith ParkWardsaloon WGC61281-360-8701dialtonef4@aol.comNorvell, Ernest10320 Epping Ln.Dallas, TX 75229214-352-5416Novak, RonP.O. Box 1448,Port Aransas, TX 78373•1954 R Type B247WG319-270-0602ron_novak@hotmail.com–O•P–Olson, R. Dale1500 Sunny Crest Dr.Fullerton, CA 92835•1955 S1 saloon B432LAN•1979 Corniche DRK50092•1963 S3 Continental BC68XC714-871-5559rdaleolson@aol.comO’Neil, Gregory1111 Hermann Dr. #26AHouston, TX 77004•1983 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAD-08076•1964 Silver Cloud III saloonLSFU355gregoryoneil@aol.comOsier, Gary4412 Eaton CircleColleyville, TX 76034•1982 Corniche DAC-05488817-235-2036gary@garyosier.com26 The Lone Star Lady • May–June 2008

Parish, Marvin912 Edgewood Dr.Richardson, TX 75081•1958 Silver Cloud I SGE428972-437-3458marvinph1@comcast.netPatterson, Carolyn V.4025 Alpine Dr.Paris, TX 75462Patterson, Gary4025 Alpine Dr.Paris, TX 75462•1969 Silver ShadowCRX6100•1971 Silver Shadow LWBsaloon LRX9165903-784-4837rolls@suddenlink.netPeacock, Gordon1310 Elton Lane,Austin, TX 78703•1994 Brooklands LWB saloonFBR-54723512-473-8633gordonp@mail.utexas.eduPearce, C. Matson3614 S. Versailles AvenueDallas, TX 75209•1957 S1 saloon B119EK214-252-1619mpearce@beerwells.comPearce, Ronald5550 Harvest Hill Rd., Apt.W283Dallas, TX 75230214-363-9064Phelps, Anita6829 Midcrest Dr.Dallas, TX 75240214-328-3597Phelps, William6829 Midcrest Dr.Dallas, TX 75240214-328-3597Phillips, Norma5200 Keller Springs Rd.Dallas, TX 75248972-239-6868nonny99@sbcglobal.netPisula, Dennis32 Doria Road,London, UK SW6 4UG•1964 S3 saloon B136FG44 207 384 0390longgreenbonnet@hotmail.comPlowman, Terry612 East CollegeSeguin, TX 78155•1935 20/25 Park Ward sedancade ville GXK4•1957 S1 LWB saloon LALB31830-372-3826Poole, Timothy Franklin9007 Silverdollar TrailIrving, TX 75063•1985 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAF-12460972-831-9789tfpoole@hotmail.comPotier, Beryal3506 Carmel St.,Houston, TX 77091•1976 Silver Shadow saloonSRE24751713-688-1728Powell, Jim15707 C Coit Rd. #130Dallas, TX 75248•1930 20/25 Barker saloonGSR44972-644-8697jp111112001@yahoo.com–R•S–Rasansky, Mitchell5498 La Sierra Dr.Dallas, TX 75231214-363-1585rasanskyco@aol.comRasco, Lucy104 Ivy LaneSan Antonio, TX 78209210-828-6188Rasco, William104 Ivy LaneSan Antonio, TX 78209-5447•1965 Silver Cloud III saloonLSJR305210-828-6188rasco@earthlink.netRay, Kenneth1300 S. Border #103Weslaco, TX 78596•1988 Silver Spirit saloonSAJ-21974956-583-2080r9knn@aol.comReese, PhillipP.O. Box 1705Austin. TX 78767-1705•1955 S1 Freestone & Webbsaloon B281AP512-291-1428auspwr@aol.comReeves, George10235 Waller Dr.Dallas, TX 75229•1931 Phantom II BrewsterNewport 284AJS•1982 Corniche DAC-04014214-696-6222louisereeves1@aol.comRiccardi, Maggie6005 Fallsview Ln.Dallas, TX 75252•1991 Mulsanne saloonSBM-34785972-380-0719marger@flash.netRocha, David2527 Boardwalk St.San Antonio, TX 78217•1959 Silver Cloud I LSLG12210-402-3333drocha@msn.comRodriguez, Stephen605 Vincent St.,Houston, TX 77009•1971 Silver Shadow saloonSRX10952713-699-1100stephen21665@yahoo.comRollez, Corinne17190 Grant Rd.,Cypress, TX 77429713-465-6310crollez@emc-controls.comRosas, James15719 East Astern Dr.Crosby, TX 77532•1980 Silver Wraith II LWBsaloon LRL39203281-462-2010jamesrosas@aol.comRosca, Mirelle5595 Beverly Hill St.Houston, TX 77056-6801•1968 Silver Shadow saloonSRH4512713-273-0979stardancer11122@aol.comRusk, L. GilesP.O. Box 632597,Nacogdoches, TX 75963-2597•1987 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAH-20471936-564-1945gr4002@sbcglobal.netRusk, MichelleP.O. Box 632597,Nacogdoches TX 75963-2597Sanger, George7611 Shoal Ck. Blvd.Austin, TX 78757•1958 Silver Cloud I SGE302512-458-3013george@fatman.comSantos, Alberto78 Red Sable Dr.The Woodlands, TX 77380•1960 Silver Cloud II saloonLSVB133281-367-6369santosranch@aol.comSantos, Carmen78 Red Sable Dr.The Woodlands, TX 77380Schade, C.M.P.O. Box 850069,Mesquite, TX 75185972-494-2677schadester@gmail.comSchaeffer, Brian119 Country Vista CircleBurleson, TX 76028•1988 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAJ-23695682-518-1988brian@texasadvertising.netScheele, Brian Leslie4524 Senac DriveMetairie, LA 70003•1978 Silver Shadow II saloonSRG34444•1994 Silver Spur III LWBsaloon NAR-54099504-889-1675blscheele1@cox.netSchreiber, Edward505 South Third St.Bellaire, TX 77401•1986 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAG-14989713-667-5222eschreiber@gemins.comMay–June 2008 • The Lone Star Lady 27

Schroeder, Harry634 Sorita CircleRockwall, TX 75032•1972 Corniche DRX13820972-771-6952harrys@classicnet.netSchuster, Marvin4416 Dunwick Ln.Fort Worth, TX 76109•1986 Silver Spirit saloonSAG-13993817-921-4320Sessions, Henry Alvin4809 - 19th #10,Lubbock, TX 79407•1957 S1 saloon BE292LEG806-799-0699hases@swbell.netShavney, Peter242 Cornell Ave.San Antonio, TX 78201210-737-3969peterttt@peoplepc.comShepard, HarwellP.O. Box 1006,Denton, TX 76202-1006•1977 Silver Shadow II saloonSRF32466940-387-5959shepardpam@yahoo.comShipley, V. Eugene2406 Solera Dr.,Mission, TX 78572956-580-7891vesrph@aol.comShoemaker, Debi7324 Southwest Frwy Suite 375Houston, TX 77074281-342-4253Shoemaker, James7324 Southwest Frwy Suite 375Houston, TX 77074281-342-4253shoe97@swbell.netShurtleff, BuddyP.O. Box 1848Fredericksburg, TX 78624830-990-8310Silvey, Ross11501 Randy Rd.Austin, TX 78726512-748-5707silveymotors@yahoo.comSmirnis, Pete5620 Schumacher LnHouston, TX 77057713-529-5306european.works@att.netSmith, Roger8026 Hertfordshire CircleSpring TX 77379•1983 Corniche DAD-07486832-717-4412rats1949@hotmail.comSolomon, Stephen7407 Hour Glass CircleDallas, TX 75252972-713-9753ssolomon@fastbucks.comSongy, Kean1221 Emerald Sound Blvd.Oak Point, TX 75068•1988 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAJ-23052kean.songy@yahoo.comStargel, Mike3714 Brookwoods,Houston, TX 77092713-688-2841mike.stargel@brookwoods.comSteib, Lars111 E. Ruelle Dr.Mandeville, LA 70471-1780•1960 Silver Cloud II saloonLSWC552985-845-3464bwdykes@bellsouth.netStrayhan, Heath5300 Lemmon Ave.Dallas, TX 75209214-808-4404hstrayhan@parkplacetexas.comStroman, Cleo2643 Circle-JSan Angelo, TX 76901915-949-3532Stroman, W. J.Box 4Sterling City, TX 76951•1936 4 1/4 Litre H.J. Mullinersaloon B69GP325-378-3209wstroman@wcc.netStroman, William2643 Circle-JSan Angelo, TX 76901•1922 Silver Ghost BrewsterPhaeton 76ZG•1924 Springfield SG RRCCWOxford 440MF325-949-3532w5dhr@suddenlink.netStryker, James17515 South Yaupon CircleTomball, TX 77377•1977 Silver Wraith II LWBsaloon LRF30586•1983 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAD-08056832-646-5542colstryker@earthlink.netStubbs, Robert5939 Caruso ForestHouston, TX 77088281-820-3441Sudduth, Eric103 Rim Rock CoveGeorgetown, TX 78628•1969 Silver Shadow MPWCCRH7571512-733-5058sudduthe@msn.comSwearingen, Edward3903 Crestridge Dr.San Antonio, TX 78229•1925 Springfield SG Fleetwoodlimousine S370RK210-340-0912Sweney, John3714 Brookwoods DriveHouston, TX 77092•1988 Continental DBJ-23375713-688-2841john.sweney@brookwoods.comSwitzer, Robert8616 Lepus Road,San Diego, CA 92126Syer, Rodney13827 Sprucewood DriveDallas, TX 75240•1982 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAC-05871972-991-5311rod.syer@honeywell.com–T–Taylor, Coleman15 Medical Dr.Amarillo, TX 79106•1979 Silver Shadow II saloonSRK38249•1983 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAD-07366•1990 Corniche IIIDAL-30304806-355-9811Taylor, Jerry3818 Shadycreek,Garland, TX 75042•1957 S1 saloon B600LFA•1959 Silver Cloud I saloonLSMH149•1960 S2 saloon B159BR972-494-2162jtaylor@sysmatrix.netTaylor, Richard3699 Blue Mountain LaneMason, TX 76856•1958 Silver Cloud I LSGE126325-347-7144bmpr@earthlink.netTennant, Scott Edward5022 Bradford St.Dallas, TX 75235•1984 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAE-08563214-522-0786stennant@senergy.usThorpe, David Ellis200 Pacific Ave.Houston, TX 77006•1978 Silver Wraith II LWBsaloon LRG34692713-522-6750periodrooms@aol.comTodd, David202 Winding Way,Lake Jackson, TX 77566•1982 Silver Spirit saloonSAC-04925•1987 Eight saloon EBH-20782979-297-2227tdd0804@aol.comTomforde, A. M.1776 Yorktown Street #200Houston, TX 77056-4114•1951 Silver Dawn SFC12713-966-177628 The Lone Star Lady • May–June 2008

Tong, Kyle2929 Morton StreetFort Worth, TX 76107817-825-7503Tong, Perry2929 Morton StreetFort Worth, TX 76107•1973 Silver Shadow SRB17120•1990 Silver Spirit II saloonSAL-32695817-825-7503Tongberg, Carl22 Champions Bend CircleHouston, TX 77069•1963 Silver Cloud III LWBsaloon w/div. LCAL23•1990 Silver Spirit II saloonSAL-32695281-583-7418Trott, Cindy10827 Sleepy Hollow RoadConroe, TX 77385•1954 Silver Dawn SPG33281-364-0199Turner, James322 Wood Shadow St.San Antonio, TX 78216-1634•1963 Silver Cloud III saloonLSDW565jnt22000@yahoo.comTyler, Charlsie615 Kelsie CircleDeSoto, TX 75115-6041972-223-1956Tyler, Jimmy615 Kelsie CircleDeSoto, TX 75115-6041972-223-1956jtylerjr@yahoo.com–W–Wade, Socorro4828 Thunder Rd.Dallas, TX 75244972-661-3366Wade, Wallace4828 Thunder Rd.Dallas, TX 75244972-661-3366wallacewade@earthlink.netWalthall, Wilson1220 Arroyo Blanco St.Fairview, TX 75069-9777•1959 Silver Cloud I LSNH98972-562-3118bethwilson5@juno.comWeber, Don812 Evans AvenueSan Antonio, TX 78209•1926 Springfield SG BrewsterPlayboy S306PL210-822-3315donweb@swbell.netWedeking, John213 Baker LaneRobinson, TX 76706254-662-4883White, Roy3103 Eisenhauer Rd. #K-14San Antonio, TX 78209•1975 Silver Shadow saloonSRD21764210-508-8877Whitney, Leon3909 Rockledge Dr.Austin, TX 78731512-345-0574Widrig, Daniel473 Kingswood Dr.El Paso, TX 79932915-929-9553texas4ever1958@yahoo.comWilcox, Moses1005 Ave. FBay City, TX 77414•1983 Silver Spur LWB saloonNAD-08023979-244-4808mosessr@sbcglobal.netWilkinson, Stanley1210 Rose Fair DriveKaty, TX 77450•1949 Mark VI B297EW•1974 Silver Shadow LWBsaloon LRC20623281-578-9201wlknsnstn@aol.comWillett, GaylordP.O. Box 112611835 Thoreau Dr.Montgomery, TX 77356936-448-1550gtwillett@juno.comWillett, Noyes4815 N. Table Rock Rd.Copperas Cove, TX 76522•1934 20/25 Hooper limousineGMD49512-768-3887willett@texas-skies.comWilliams, BrianQuadrem International, Ltd.Clarendon House, 2 Church St.Hamilton HM 11 BERMUDA•1966 T Type MPWCCBH1973bwilliams@quadrem.comWilliams, JahneQuadrem International, Ltd.Clarendon House, 2 Church St.Hamilton HM 11 BERMUDAWilliams, Terry2391 Austin StreetLeague City, TX 77573•1930 Phantom II Brewstertown car 71GN281-332-3095tewill2391@aol.comWilson, A. Richard7887 San Felipe #122Houston, TX 77063•1965 Silver Cloud III SJR229713-978-6295texus@aol.comWilson, Lejeune6615 Harvest Glen DriveDallas, TX 75248-5418•1948 Mark VI H.J. Mullinersaloon B399DZ•1979 Silver Wraith II LWBsaloon LRX37039972-233-1426rabbitw@aol.comWilson, Margarita6615 Harvest Glen DriveDallas, TX 75248-5418972-233-1426Wankiss@aol.comWoodruff, Dana Krisann3534 Miramar DriveShoreacres, TX 77571•1976 Silver Shadow saloonSRD21282281-253-3266danawoodruff@yahoo.comWright, Donna67 Roslyn Bend CourtThe Woodlands, TX 77382936-321-2663Wright, Robert67 Roslyn Bend CourtThe Woodlands, TX 77382•1933 20/25 Gurney Nuttingsedanca coupe GTZ28•1990 Silver Spur II LWBsaloon NAL-32495936-321-2663bdwrig07@comcast.net–Y•Z–York, StephenPO Box 619Corsicana, TX 75151•1980 Silver Shadow II saloonSRL4149C903-872-7288sly7351@swbell.netYoung, George1320 S. University Dr.Suite 400Fort Worth, TX 76107-8060•1967 Silver Shadow saloonSRX2590gmy@youngoil.comZane, Sandra200 Granada AvenueEl Paso, TX 79912915-585-1190May–June 2008 • The Lone Star Lady 29

Article I. Name of the ClubThe name of the club shall be TexasRegion, Rolls-Royce Owners’ Club, Inc.Article II. Location of the ClubThe geographical boundary for the Texas Region willbe the same as the boundary for the State of Texas.Article III. Purpose of the ClubThe purpose for which the Texas Region is founded isidentical to those outlined in Section 1, Article 4 of theBy-Laws of the Rolls Royce Owners’ Club, Inc., withparticular emphasis on activities and the interchangeof information regarding Rolls-Royce and Bentleyautomobiles domiciled in the geographical region asoutlined in Article II.Article IV. MembershipAny member of the Rolls-Royce Owners’ Club, Inc.may apply for membership in the Texas Region.Spouses or a “member of the household” (maximum ofone per active member) will have the right to vote andto hold office in the Region only if this person is also amember in good standing of the Region.Article V. DuesThe annual dues shall be determined by the Board ofDirectors of the Texas Region, and shall be in additionto the RROC, Inc. dues. Dues shall be for the calendaryear.Article VI. Officers and DirectorsThe Board of Directors shall consist of the followingpositions:• Regional Chairman• Secretary• Treasurer• Editor• Activities/Awards Chairman• Membership Chairman• Technical Chairman• Chief Judge• Three Directors at-large, not holding specific dutiesArticle VII. Terms of Officers and DirectorsOfficers shall be elected for a one-year period. The RegionalChairman shall be limited to three consecutiveterms (three consecutive years). After one interveningyear said Chairman may be eligible for re-election.30 The Lone Star Lady • May–June 2008Directors shall be elected for a three-year term and shallbe eligible for re-election to one additional Three-Yearterm (a total of six consecutive years). They may againbe eligible for re-election after one intervening year.Directors at-large elections shall be staggered so thatonly one director will be up for election or re-electionin any one year.The terms for the officers and directors shall begin onJanuary 1, and end on December 31 of the appropriateyear.Article VIII. Election of the Officers and DirectorsThe Regional Chairman, with approval of the Board,will appoint a nominating committee of a total ofthree persons. The committee chairman shall be theRegional Secretary. In addition to the committeechairman, the nominating committee shall consist ofone regional member at-large and one Board member.This committee will submit and nominate one personfor each of the officers and directors outlined in ArticleVI, after ascertaining that such member can and willserve.Ballots listing the slate of officers and directors previouslynominated shall be included with the September/October issue of The Lone Star Lady and sent to alldues-paying members of the Region. (deleted: no laterthan October 30 each year) Ballots shall include spacesfor write-in candidates by the members. Additionally,ballots shall be pre-numbered or otherwise identifiableso they can be properly certified. In order for votes tobe valid they must be returned to the designated nominatingcommittee member no later than the Thursdayprior to the fall board meeting, so that those electedmay be announced prior to January 1 of the ensuingyear. The designated committee member receivingthe ballots shall maintain the envelopes unopened andensure they are taken to the fall board meeting wherethey shall be opened and counted.Nominees receiving a simple majority of the votes castshall be deemed to be elected.Article IX. Duties of the Officers and DirectorsThe Regional Chairman shall:1. Preside at meetings of the Board of Directors.2. Appoint committees, and have all the powers andduties usually vested in a presiding officer. He willdetermine the date, time and location of the Board ofDirectors’ meetings, giving at least 15 days notice ofsuch meetings.3. Notify any Affiliate or Regional Officer who hasbeen suspended or removed by the Board of Directorssubject to the provisions of the laws of the State ofNew York and the procedures provided by Section VII,Article 8 of these By-Laws.4. May set the time and place for the extraordinarymeetings of the Board of Directors.5. Respond to any formal request or challenge by aRegional member as directed in Article XIV.The Secretary shall:1. Chair the nominating committee and oversee theElections of Officers and Directors.2. Notify the membership via The Lone Star Lady ofthe place and date of the annual meeting of the Boardof Directors and membership.3. Have an assistant, if the Secretary desires, and anyother help he or she may need from time to timewithout compensation.4. Record all minutes of the Board of Directors andsupply approved minutes to the Editor for inclusion inThe Lone Star Lady.5. Perform such other duties as may be prescribed bythe Board.The Treasurer shall:1. Be responsible for the receipt and disbursement ofthe funds of the Club, subject to the approval of theBoard of Directors.2. Keep the books or financial records of the Club andshall prepare an annual report for the presentation toand adoption by the Board of Directors in accordancewith the requirements of RROC, Inc. (National).3. Be responsible for making recommendations regardinga budget for the succeeding year to the Board.4. Present the budget for the succeeding year to theBoard of Directors for approval.5. The fiscal year of the Club shall be the year specifiedby RROC, Inc. (National).6. Ensure that all expenditures over $1500.00 havereceived specific board approval and that checks issuedfor amounts over $1500.00 have signatures of twoofficers or directors authorized on the account. Expendituresand checks for the publication and distributionof The Lone Star Lady are specifically and uniquelyexempt from this requirement.

The Activities/Awards Chairman shall:1. In partnership with the Chief Judge, select, solicitbids and procure awards for the Regional and Technicalmeets as directed by the Board of Directors.2. Select, solicit bids and procure awards for recognitionof service to the Region.3. Back up the Event Chairmen for Regional Events.4. Communicate on behalf of the region with memberswho may be ill, in the hospital or needingremembrance.5. Communicate with the Board of Directors andMembership relating to upcoming events, memberspecial circumstances.6. Select, if desired by the Activities Chairman, AreaActivities Coordinators to assist with these duties andwith activities in various parts of the Region.The Membership Chairman shall:1. Be responsible for all matters pertaining to attractingnew members and processing of new applications formembership.2. Communicate membership information receivedfrom RROC, Inc. (National) with the Activities Chairman,Area Activities Coordinators.3. Ensure that membership lists are correct and current.4. Welcome new members with an overview of Regionalmembership benefits.The Chief Judge shall:1. Be the Chief Judge and shall be in charge of implementingNational’s judging policies2. Be Chairman of the Judging Committee and withthe help and advice of the Committee shall maintain aManual for Judges in connection therewith, which shallbe the official judging manual of the Region.3. Will prepare and distribute official judging scoresheets for use at Regional Meets. When official judgingscore sheets are used at Regional Meets no variationsfrom the provisions of that score sheet shall be allowedand, in addition, all National policies regarding judgingcurrently in effect shall be followed.4. Solicit, appoint and instruct the necessary personnelas official judges at Annual Meets.5. Be responsible for the preparation of the field andthe placing of vehicles on the field at the Annual Meets.6. The Chief Judge and the Activities Chairman shallmake presentation of awards and trophies at AnnualMeets of the Club.7. Upon request of the Board of Directors, present tothe next Board meeting, for approval, reversal or modificationof any provision of the Manual for Judges,provision of official score sheets, judging manuals orjudging policy.8. Make the final decisions of the judging of thevehicles entered at the Regional Events.The Technical Chairman shall:1. Be in charge of all matters relating to technicalseminars, technical schools, technical questions andtechnical assistance to Regions for the Club andmembers of the Club.2. If requested make final decisions regarding car safetyat meets and at all Club functions based upon Nationalstandards. Any car not meeting their requirements andstandards may be refused entrance to and participationin activities and Club functions.The Editor shall1. Be responsible for publications on behalf of theClub. It shall be his responsibility to see that thesepublications are historically and technically accurateand that they are published and distributed to themembership on a timely basis.2. Be responsible for the Lone Star Lady and any otherpublications prepared by the Region.3. Be responsible for accurately publishing the minutesof Board meetings in The Lone Star Lady.4. May appoint Editors for sections of current publicationsas he sees fit.Duties of other Officers are largely self-explanatory, butmay be expanded upon or modified or more accuratelydefined by action of the Board of Directors.The Directors shall:1. Participate in Regional Board Meetings.2. Provide policy and issue resolution leadership andguidance.Quorum and Conduct of Board Meetings:• At any meeting, a simple majority of the Officers andDirectors will constitute a quorum, and a majority ofthe quorum will be able to decide any question.• Proxies are not permitted for quorum determination,for voting purposes nor for any other purpose.• Meetings shall be conducted utilizing “Robert’s Rulesof Order.”• Minutes of each Board meeting, including minutesfrom any previous Electronic Meeting as discussed inArticle X, and after board approval of said minutes,shall be published in The Lone Star Lady.• The official and permanent record of the meetingminutes shall be The Lone Star Lady.Succession:If the Regional Chairman is unable to serve, the Boardof Directors shall appoint a member of the Board as anInterim Chairman who will serve as Chairman untilsuch time as the elected Chairman can resume hisduties or until another Regional Chairman is electedby the membership. Should an officer or director, otherthat Regional Chairman, resign or otherwise be unableto serve, the Regional Chairman shall, with approval ofthe board, appoint a member to such position to serveuntil the next regularly scheduled election.Article X. Electronic Meetings:The Board of Directors may at its discretion move,discuss, and call for a vote any motion via electronicmedia. A motion, once made and seconded, shall bevoted upon within a one-week’s period. During thisweek, the Regional Chairman may cut off discussionearly if there is no further discussion taking placebetween members of the board. The board membersshall be asked to complete voting within four (4) daysfollowing the cut-off of discussion. All votes shall betallied by the Secretary and announced to the boardwithin 48 hours from the close of voting.A quorum for an electronic vote shall consist of themajority of the board. Minutes of the motion and voteshall be recorded into the minutes of the next physicalmeeting of the Board of Directors.Article XI. AmendmentsThese By-Laws may be amended or altered by a simplemajority vote of the entire Board.Article XII. ConflictsNothing in these By-Laws shall be construed to conflictwith the policies of the Rolls-Royce Owners’ Club, Inc.In the event of such conflict, the By-Laws or policiesof the Rolls-Royce Owners’ Club, Inc. shall takeprecedence.Article XIII. Regional DirectoryThe Regional Directory may not be loaned, sold, copied,or used, in whole or in part, as a basis or mailinglist for any venture or for advertisement of any venture,except for those advertisements approved by the Boardof Directors for inclusion in The Lone Star Lady.Article XIV. Formal Request for InformationShould a member desire official information concerningthe conduct of the Region’s business or activities ordesire to challenge the conduct of Regional Officers orDirectors, such request or challenge must be mailed,by certified mail, return receipt requested to both theRegional Chairman and the RROC, Inc. Directoroverseeing the Texas Region (Area Director). TheChairman shall inform the entire Board of Directors.The Board of Directors of the Texas Region shall decidehow to proceed and direct the Chairman to answerthe member’s letter in writing. The chairman will alsoprovide a copy of the response to the Area Director.Article XV. Record of Revisions• Revised by members at Texas Region Spring Meet,Waco, May 20, 1995.• Revisions by members at the Texas Region SpringMeet, Kerrville, May 18, 1996, include addition ofreference to “spouse (Household) members” inArticle IV, and removal of the officer “RegionalRepresentative” from the listing in Article VI.• Revised by members at the Texas Region SpringMeet, Del Lago, Texas, April 28, 2001.• Revised by members to include Directors andOfficers Duties at the Texas Spring Meet, Waco,Texas, April 3, 2004• Revised by the Board of Directors at their meetingon June 24, 2005• Revised by the Board of Directors at their meetingin Austin, Texas on November 11, 2006Signed– Stefano Andreucci, ChairmanMay–June 2008 • The Lone Star Lady 31