What: The 28th Annual “You’re the Tops” Fundraising Event, benefitting The Prenatal Clinic announces 2022 You’re the Tops Honorees
When: Saturday, April 23, 2022, at 11:30 a.m.
Where: The Hilton Hotel & Conference Center, College Station
For more information, visit bcsprenatal.org.
The “You’re the Tops” luncheon is the major fundraising event for The Prenatal Clinic and recognizes women in the community who make a difference every day through their volunteerism, profession, and philanthropy. Eleven such women will be honored at such time.
The 2022 “You’re the Tops” Honorees: Jennifer Cotton, Kim DuBose, Virginia H. Fox, Sallye Henderson, Dr. Esther Miranda, Julie Melton Porter, Rev. Shelby Rowan, Vicki Reim, Cindi Scofield, Dr. Amy Brunt Thompson, and Searcy Toliver. In addition to the 11 honorees, St. Joseph Health, will receive the 2022 Gardner Osborn “Friend of the Clinic” award for their contribution to the clinic.
The annual “You’re the Tops” luncheon event, held in person this year to benefit The Prenatal Clinic, celebrates the accomplishments of these women and is one of the clinic’s more important fundraisers. To donate and view the event, please visit bcsprenatal.org. David Gardner’s Jewelers donated a pair of diamond earrings for the raffle. Details about the raffle can be found online at bcsprenatal.org and facebook.com/ThePrenatalClinic.
In 2021, The Prenatal Clinic provided care to close to 400 women resulting in more than 3,400 patient visits. Of these patients, 60% began care during their first trimester, says Lynn Yeager, executive director for The Prenatal Clinic. Since 1985, more than 22,100 women have sought care at the Prenatal Clinic, resulting in more than 190,000 patient visits. For more than 35 years, The Prenatal Clinic continues to make a difference in the lives of low-income families.
Information courtesy of The Prenatal Clinic.
INTRODUCING 2022 HONOREE - JENNIFER COTTON
Jennifer Cotton was born in Boston, Massachusetts. Her father was a professor of chemistry at MIT. In the early ‘70’s, Texas A&M was bringing in professors to the chemistry department.
The Cotton family moved to Texas in 1972, and bought some land in Kurten, Texas. Jennifer graduated from Bryan High School in 1980. Growing up on the family ranch with horses to ride, cows and lots of things to do outside, developed Jennifer’s love of being outside, and independence. In 1986, Jennifer took on the management of the family ranch.
Jennifer enjoys giving her time to others. Volunteering is very important to her. Jennifer is the host of Tuesday Afternoon Jazz at KAMU-FM. She has been hosting Tuesday Afternoon Jazz since July 2001.
Jennifer has been involved with the Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary since 2011. She became the secretary of the Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary Executive Committee in 2013. Jennifer has helped with Angel Tree Warehouse for many years, as well as Kettle Bells. On most Thursday afternoons, you will find Jennifer working in the Salvation Army’s Clothes Closet, sorting clothes or assisting clients with their clothing needs. Jennifer is on the emergency disaster services team with the B/CS Salvation Army. She has been on two deployments.
Jennifer is a charter member of Faith Bible Church in Wixon Valley. She is part of the Christmas decorations team. She promotes SA Angels and Kettle Bells at her church.
Jennifer has served on the Brazos County Farm Bureau Board. Jennifer currently serves on the Brazos County Beef and Forage Committee.
Jennifer raises cattle, chickens, has a few horses, two cats, and a hound. She enjoys being outside and likes to read, quilt, bake, and cook.
INTRODUCING 2022 HONOREE – KIM DUBOSE
Originally from the Ft. Worth area, Kimberley Andrews DuBose has called Bryan, Texas her home since 1994. In 1997 she earned a Bachelor’s in Biomedical Sciences. Her fascination with science and microbiology led her to pursue a Master’s in Veterinary Microbiology, which she completed in 2001. Finally, in 2004 Kimberley completed her Medical Technologist certification, leading to hospital laboratory career spanning nearly 20 years.
Kimberley’s education and certifications extend beyond the laboratory, though. Coming from a family of pilots, in 2002 she continued the family tradition by earning her private pilot’s license. Although she later took an extended break from flying, she returned to her beloved hobby in 2018.
With such deep roots in Bryan/College Station, it should be no surprise that Kim has served her community in multiple ways over the years. When her son was a Cub Scout with Pack 976, Kim served on the Pack Committee as Fundraising Chair, a position she held for three years and left in a healthy financial position. She regularly volunteers at the Brazos Church Pantry, interviewing clients and preparing bags of groceries for those in need.
Her most impactful service to the community has been her role in leading the CHI St. Joseph laboratory services. In the earliest days of the COVID outbreak when testing protocols and equipment were in high demand and short supply nationwide, locally the only option for COVID testing was an extremely slow, manual process (limiting the number of performed tests) or to send samples to labs in Austin or points beyond. Kimberly forged an innovative partnership with TVMDL to secure local, high-volume testing until the supply chain could catch up with the sudden demand for testing equipment. Two years later, under her leadership, the CHI St. Joseph’s laboratory has processed far more than 100,000 COVID tests for the Brazos Valley, helping patients protect their loved ones and know when it’s safe to return to work.
In between her many achievements, Kim celebrated a different type of milestone in life when she married her partner and husband, Preston DuBose, in 1999. Four years later, in 2003, the couple welcomed their son, Benjamin, into the world. His sister, Grace, followed in 2006. Both children have been a source of continuous blessings, and in 2021 Ben brought things full circle by entering Texas A&M as a freshman. This year will mark Kim and Preston’s 23rd wedding anniversary.
INTRODUCING 2022 HONOREE – VIRGINIA H. FOX
Originally from the Ft. Worth area, Kimberley Andrews DuBose has called Bryan, Texas her home since 1994. In 1997, she earned a Bachelor’s in Biomedical Sciences. Her fascination with science and microbiology led her to pursue a Master’s in Veterinary Microbiology, which she completed in 2001. Finally, in 2004 Kimberley completed her Medical Technologist certification, leading to hospital laboratory career spanning nearly 20 years.
Kimberley’s education and certifications extend beyond the laboratory, though. Coming from a family of pilots, in 2002 she continued the family tradition by earning her private pilot’s license. Although she later took an extended break from flying, she returned to her beloved hobby in 2018.
With such deep roots in Bryan/College Station, it should be no surprise that Kim has served her community in multiple ways over the years. When her son was a Cub Scout with Pack 976, Kim served on the Pack Committee as Fundraising Chair, a position she held for three years and left in a healthy financial position. She regularly volunteers at the Brazos Church Pantry, interviewing clients and preparing bags of groceries for those in need.
Her most impactful service to the community has been her role in leading the CHI St. Joseph laboratory services. In the earliest days of the COVID outbreak when testing protocols and equipment were in high demand and short supply nationwide, locally the only option for COVID testing was an extremely slow, manual process (limiting the number of performed tests) or to send samples to labs in Austin or points beyond. Kimberly forged an innovative partnership with TVMDL to secure local, high-volume testing until the supply chain could catch up with the sudden demand for testing equipment. Two years later, under her leadership, the CHI St. Joseph’s laboratory has processed far more than 100,000 COVID tests for the Brazos Valley, helping patients protect their loved ones and know when it’s safe to return to work.
In between her many achievements, Kim celebrated a different type of milestone in life when she married her partner and husband, Preston DuBose, in 1999. Four years later, in 2003, the couple welcomed their son, Benjamin, into the world. His sister, Grace, followed in 2006. Both children have been a source of continuous blessings, and in 2021 Ben brought things full circle by entering Texas A&M as a freshman. This year will mark Kim and Preston’s 23rd wedding anniversary.
INTRODUCING 2022 HONOREE – SALLYE HENDERSON
Sallye Henderson is a local gal, born and raised in College Station, growing up a block away from the university. Her parents were both educators – her father a professor and her mother a teacher in the College Station school system. Sallye has fond childhood memories of being able to ride her bike anywhere, including to the drugstore for ice cream, while heading to Bryan for any serious shopping. She remembers College Station at that time as a close-knit and recalls that growing up there was an idyllic childhood.
Sallye graduated with her B.S. degree from the University of Texas where she was also a member of the Delta Delta Delta sorority. She later earned a M.Ed. degree from Texas A&M University. Professionally, Sallye taught in the Spring Branch School District, as well as in College Station before accepting a position at TAMU.
Sallye’s husband, Buck, is career military. During his career they made numerous moves in and out of the country. Sallye notes that their lives were enriched by these assignments as they made new friends and learned to appreciate the culture and customs of a wide variety of people. After Buck’s retirement, they settled in College Station. Learning of an opening for an Academic Advisor in the General Studies program at A&M, Sallye applied for it, was hired, and thus began a twenty-one-year career in advising. Sallye retired as Director of Advising for the General Academic Programs, having advised thousands of students, many with undecided majors or transitioning to a new major. Sallye describes this career as rewarding, challenging, and heartwarming. Sallye’s accomplishments were recognized with a Distinguished Achievement Award and an Academic Advising Award. She was also a Fish Camp namesake.
Sallye’s involvement in our community is extensive. She has served in various positions with the Tri Delt sorority and is a long-time member and past President of the BCS Military Officers’ Wives Club. Sallye is also past President of the Brazos County Aggie Mom’s Club. Sallye served as the 125th President of The Woman’s Club and faced the initial complications brought on by COVID-19. Sallye’s ability to identify the talents and interests of others, as well as her reliance on inclusion, are hallmarks of her leadership.
Sallye and Buck are members of A&M Church of Christ. They are the proud parents of son Brad and his wife Melanie, and daughter Suzanna and her husband, Matt Cooper, and the grandparents of five.
INTRODUCING 2022 HONOREE – DR. ESTHER MIRANDA
Dr. Esther Miranda is described by colleagues and friends as ‘a positive force of energy, hard to keep up with’. She makes no excuses for being a dreamer, passionate about seeing ambitious goals through to successful completion.
With over 35 years of experience in public relations, marketing, and educational leadership, extensive travel overseas, and working closely with diverse groups, Esther knows the hallmarks of leadership and collaboration. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Public Relations, a Masters in Social Work (specializing in Human Resource Management), and a Doctorate in Educational Psychology (specializing in Gifted Education, Creativity, and Intelligence). Since emigrating in 1991 to the United States from her birthplace in Chennai, India Esther has been an educator, trainer, presented at conferences, served on strategic planning committees, led successful program improvement efforts, and began a school-wide enrichment program to serve the needs of all students.
In 2011, after years in the trenches, Dr. Miranda opted to step back from school leadership and lead from behind. She founded Miranda Consulting, focused on supporting school administrators, teachers, and families, with a commitment to nurturing the next generation of leaders. She believes that education is key to creating an awareness of community needs, to address issues of inequity and injustice, and that service cannot be taught in classrooms.
Esther finds her greatest fulfillment as a community volunteer. Inspired by her mother’s and Mother Teresa’s example, she has been a Vincentian volunteer over the past 25 years (team member, caseworker, and event chair) engaging her community to serve the less fortunate, often where poverty is invisible. She believes that solutions to meet the needs of a hurting world lie in the hearts of small groups that collaborate locally for the greater good. She reminds volunteers that “2+2 = 22, together we do more”. Esther began a Furniture Ministry that has served hundreds of local families, delivering items to get them off the floor or into a bed, providing dignity and support to alleviate the struggles of their day.
Dr. Esther Miranda is Vice-President of St. Vincent de Paul (BCS Conference), a member of the College Station Noon Lions Club serving on the Youth Programs, International, and Leadership Committees, and on the board of Mobility Worldwide Brazos Valley. She is working towards creating a community center that seeks to fill what “falls through the cracks”, unmet community needs, a place of inclusiveness, support, and engagement.
INTRODUCING 2022 HONOREE – JULIE MELTON PORTER
A native of Odessa, Texas, Julie Porter grew up in a family where community involvement was modeled by her parents. After graduating from Odessa Permian, Julie attended Texas Christian University and graduated with a degree in Communications. She stayed in Fort Worth and worked in banking as a Trust Officer, specializing in employee benefit plans. Julie is currently the District Director for State Representative John Raney.
During Thanksgiving 1986, Julie’s family was invited to have dinner at their good family friends, Alice and Dick Hickerson’s home. As fate would have it, Alice’s brother was visiting their family and the rest is history! Julie and Steve married in 1988 and she became a stepmom to Tory and together they have two children, Alison and Nash. Now their family has grown to include two sons-in-law and four grandchildren!
Following her parents’ example, Julie quickly became involved in Bryan/College Station. Within weeks of moving here, she became the Chapter advisor to Delta Delta Delta and went on to be the recruitment advisor, alumnae president and House Corporation Chair. She also chaired many committees in the Junior League, including the Junior League Ball.
In addition, she also chaired several committees in the Woman’s Club, served on the Briarcrest Country Club Board of Directors and co-chaired the St. Joseph Hospital Foundation Bash. It was during this time that she and Steve decided to focus their time and efforts to organizations that benefited their family.
As members of First United Methodist Church, she taught Sunday school and vacation Bible school and volunteered on several church committees. Once the children started school, Julie became involved in Bryan ISD. She served as PTSO president for Sam Rayburn Middle School, Bryan High School, twice co-chaired Project Graduation and served on the Bryan ISD Education Foundation Board. Julie was also involved with the 4H Shotgun Sports club, including becoming a shotgun coach to assist with practices! And while her children attended A&M, she became involved with Aggie Moms and served as president of the local club.
Once her children graduated and moved on, so did she! She served on the Prenatal Board for six years and was on the Executive committee most of that time. She currently serves as the past Board Chair of the Community Foundation of the Brazos Valley. It was during that time that she helped launch “Brazos Valley Gives”, a local online giving day that has financially benefited more than 150 local nonprofits. As one of the co-chairs, she has helped raise over $2.3 million for local nonprofits! Believing in “giving where you live,” Julie looks forward to continuing her service in our community. She is honored and humbled to be recognized this year. And she is grateful to her husband Steve for supporting her in everything she does!
INTRODUCING 2022 HONOREE – VICKI REIM
Even though Vicki Reim was born in Georgia, she considers herself a native Texas, as her family moved back to Texas when she was a few months old. Vicki grew up as a devoted Aggie fan, like the rest of her family, and she received her degree in Industrial Distribution from Texas A&M. She met her husband, Kevin, while attending A&M and they were married in 1984. Vicki has worked for Bryan Texas Utilities, BTU, for more than 35 years. She became a Division Manager in 1989 and is currently the Division Manager of Customer Operations. Her various roles at BTU, have allowed her to be active in the community, adding she is “very grateful to have met and worked with many dedicated and remarkable people”. Vicki, active in the Junior League for 8 years, chaired various committees and served twice as Charity Ball Chair. She believes serving in the League moved her to do more her community.
Volunteering and involvement are important to Vicki, either through serving at her children’s schools through PTO or helping to coordinate events around town with great organizations such as Scotty’s House. Vicki said she thoroughly enjoyed any activities that included her children, Haley and Tyler, especially those that involved public service and volunteerism. Both now are grown and successful businesspeople. Vicki is dedicated to the Boys & Girls Club where she has served on the Board of Directors for 15 years, chaired the Celebrity Golf Classic, served as Chairman of the Board, and was awarded the Board Member of the Year in 2011 and, in 2016, the Woman & Youth Award. In 2015, Vicki was asked to serve on the Board of Directors of the Chamber of Commerce. She chaired committees and served as the Chairman of the Board, a position she thoroughly enjoyed, saying, “It is so uplifting to see the positive things happening in our community and the enthusiasm of so many people who make it happen.”
In her professional life, Vicki has served a total of 11 years in leadership positions in state and national public power associations. Over the years, she was honored with three awards for her outstanding involvement, distinguished service, and her industry achievements. Vicki is very grateful to Kevin and her children, they are always very supportive and make it possible for her to pursue community-related activities, both professionally and through volunteer work.
INTRODUCING 2022 HONOREE – REV. SHELBY ROWAN
Shelby Rowan grew up on a farm in Michigan with parents, a grandmother, and younger brother, and attended a one-room country school. In high school she met a handsome redhead, Orville Thomas at a convention in Ohio and they began corresponding.
After graduation, she went to the University of Michigan and he into the Army to begin a 30-year nursing career. They married in 1961, pen pals only for over four years never having had an official date. In their 35 years together, they often asked ‘who proposed to whom’? Supposed to miss only one semester, 10 years, four States plus Germany and three children later, she finished her Elementary Education degree at Michigan State University in 1971.
The Rowans then went to Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, where Shelby taught school on base. She was active in the United Methodist Church and completed her master’s degree in Education Administration at Drury College.
Tom retired in 1979 joking that ‘he was going to be a beach bum and let Shelby support him because the first 20 were on him but the second 20 on her.’ His willingness to let her choose their future destinations was not a joke. In 1980 the family moved to Port Lavaca, Texas, where Shelby joined the staff of the First United Methodist Church as Director of Education, combining the church work she loved with her passion for teaching. Here she completed Christian Education Certification and Diaconal Ministry Ordination at Perkins School of Theology in Dallas.
Active in the local Ministerial Alliance, secretary for several years, and active in Methodist District and Conference events. In 1993, Shelby became the Minister of Education at First United Methodist Church in Bryan. She was ordained Minister of Education in 1997. In 1994 two grandchildren came to live with them and in 1996 her beloved Tom passed away.
She retired in 1999, but she continues to teach and lecture; is active with United Methodist Women; belongs to Texas Research Ramblers Genealogical Society, currently their president; is the Genealogical Consultant for the Star of the Republic Museum at Washington-on-the-Brazos; and has been the costume lady for Brazos Valley Troupe since her grandson volunteered her sewing skills in 2004.
In 2018 they produced a play she wrote. She has two daughters, a deceased son, seven adult grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. She says she is a very blessed ‘little old lady.’
INTRODUCING 2022 HONOREE – CINDI SCOFIELD
“He has showered down upon me the richness of His grace” Ephesians 1:8 is Cindi Scofield's life verse. Jesus is her JOY! Cindi was the first of two daughters born to Carolyn and Charles Jackson in Taylor, Texas. She graduated from Taylor High School and Texas State University. Her dream to become a mom and teacher came true with the arrival of Shawna, Stacie and Shane, and with a 31-year teaching career in kindergarten. The icing on the cake has been the birth of grandchildren Callie, Audrey, Chance, Jackson, Slaton, and Vivian and the gift of sons-in-love Kyle and Kevin and grandson-in-love Joey.
Cindi was named Outstanding Texas Chapter Advisor of the Year for Alpha Delta Pi Sorority, Who's Who in Outstanding Teachers in America, one of the Outstanding Young Women America, Teacher of the Year at Bonham and Navarro Elementary Schools in Bryan ISD and was an officer in the Brazos County A&M Mothers Club.
Currently she is a member of FBC Bryan, where she serves as a greeter, is on the prayer ministry team, the PLH (Peacock Legacy of Hope) advisory team, and is on a launch program called re:generation. She is the out-reach leader for her Group Life (SS) class. She is a volunteer at SOS Ministries, a MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) mentor, and is a member of ROSC (Recovery Oriented Systems of Care).
Cindi recently wrote a book titled “Joy in the Journey”. She feels this was a “God assignment” to share her story in hopes of helping others who are walking through addiction with a family member, and because of a near death overdose of her son, she is part of a group trying to bring a Sobering Center to Brazos County. This would be a safe place for a person impaired by drugs or alcohol and would benefit law enforcement, medical personnel, and taxpayers.
Cindi's bucket list includes a third mission trip to Africa and taking each grandchild overseas as they graduate from high school. Cindi is beyond honored and humbled to be named one of the 2022 You're The Tops honorees and gives all the glory to God!
INTRODUCING 2022 HONOREE – DR. AMY BRUNT THOMPSON
A native of Arkansas, Amy first ventured to Texas as a college freshman at Baylor University. After graduating cum laude with a degree in music education, she taught elementary music in Texas and Arkansas while completing her degree in vocal music performance at the University of Central Arkansas.
An epiphany after the birth of her son, Caleb, led Amy to change career directions and pursue a degree in medicine. Amy attended the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) and graduated with her Medical Doctor degree in 2006. She completed an internship and residency in internal medicine and pediatrics from UAMS. She then chose to pursue fellowship training in neonatology and became an attending physician at UAMS in 2013.
Amy has worked in different Neonatal Intensive Care Units in multiple states during her medical career, including Arkansas, Wisconsin, and Alabama. She chose to call Texas home again in 2018 when she joined the medical staff at Baylor Scott & White Health in College Station. Amy enjoys taking care of the smallest patients at BS&W Health and has even fulfilled one of her dreams: starting a NICU developmental follow up clinic here in College Station.
Medicine is not Amy’s only interest. She is an active member of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church and sings in the choir. She is a frequent soloist for St. Andrew’s musical offerings and participates in lay worship leadership. She also serves on the guiding council of Middleway Urban Monastery, a community for those seeking spirituality outside of traditional church settings. Amy is in her last semester of training to become a spiritual director through FIND School for Spiritual Direction and is currently enrolled in the Center for Action and Contemplation Living School.
Amy enjoys spending time with her husband, Michael, exploring Texas. She also enjoys reading, gardening, and spending time outdoors.
INTRODUCING 2022 HONOREE – SEARCY TOLIVER
Searcy L. Toliver, a native of Bryan Texas, was born to Searcy and Dorothy Toliver (both deceased). She was Blessed to have four brothers, Tyrone (deceased), Jerone, Obbie (deceased), and Narcisco; four sisters, Rita (deceased), Eloyce, Jannette, and Mitsouklo (deceased). Family is the Love of her life, and she has three Amazing children - Searcy LaWayne, Tameka and Candice; along with eight wonderful grandchildren - Chanquis, Sedajah, Teounea, Denim, Kaden, Ke'Mani, Kelson and Kinsley. Searcy's dedication to family led her to help raise two nieces Ninja and Tamara and wears the name of Granny to their Children - Azriel, Aaron, Ariah, Nylah, Aubry, and Amarah. She has instilled in them to be self-sufficient, be God Fearing and to give back to your community. Searcy has opened her home to family when they are in need.
After graduating from Bryan High in 1974, Searcy started a career in the health field working as a Ward Clerk at St Joseph Hospital. She went on to Blinn College earning an Associates of Arts Degree in Business.
After working five years in Houston as an Executive Secretary for Moore Business Forms she moved back to Bryan and took a position at The Bryan Police Department as a dispatcher. After 25 years in Law Enforcement, Searcy retired from Brazos County 911 District where she served diligently as a dispatcher. During this time, she went back to school at Sam Houston University earning a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice in 2000. She says it is never too late to further your education and with the Lord on your side you can do anything but fail.
Searcy is a member of The Bethune Woman’s Club, which nominated her for this honor, after her daughter was a Jr Deb in the Debutant Ball. She has chaired many successful fundraisers for the Club including The Debutant Ball, Sweetheart Ball, All White Affair and Honoring Our Fathers Banquet. Searcy currently holds the positions of Vice President Public Relations, and she volunteers where needed at The North Bryan Community Center (an after school program.) She has been able to get backpacks donated to the kids at the center from local businesses and a snack donated by McDonalds once a week for the summer program. She is also a member of The Order of Eastern Star, Badell Chapter 9 where she holds the position of Associate Conductress. She has been instrumental in several community service projects including the CPS toy drive, Seniors Valentine Socks Drive, Community Easter Egg Hunt, Back to School Backpack giveaway and fundraisers. Searcy has a passion for giving and caring for the elderly and youth.
Searcy is a member of Morning Star Missionary Baptist Church where she serves on The Trustee Board, Church Clerk and Choir Member. She has assisted in making appointments for elderly members of her church for the COVID vaccinations and provided transportation in her personal vehicle. She assists her church member Ms. Gloria Kennard by promoting and volunteering at her Annual Thanksgiving meal. Searcy was selected earlier this year by Main Event as one of 12 awardees out of 710 nominations for their Above and Beyonders Free Pizza for a year. Searcy is very humbled for her recognitions of doing what she loves to do and that is serving her community.
2022 GARDNER OSBORN “FRIEND OF THE CLINIC” AWARD RECIPIENT
St. Joseph Health is a part of Catholic Health Initiatives (CHI), one of the nation’s largest health systems. Headquartered in Englewood, Colorado, CHI operates in 19 states and comprises 105 hospitals, including four academic medical centers and teaching hospitals; 30 critical-access facilities; community health services organizations; accredited nursing colleges; home health agencies; and other services that span the inpatient and outpatient continuum of care.
St. Joseph Health is dedicated to a mission of enhancing community health through high quality, cost-effective care. In partnership with our physicians and community partners, we are committed to excellence and compassion in caring for the whole person while creating healthier communities. St. Joseph Health is part of the CHI Texas Division, which is comprised of three markets— St. Joseph Health System with /locations across Brazos Valley, St. Luke’s Health /locations throughout Greater Houston: St. Luke’s Health Memorial in East Texas.
