BOARD MEMBERS
Ryan Kuxhausen
PRESIDENT
Lindsey Murphy
VICE PRESIDENT
Joey Parsons
Treasurer
Michael Knowles
SECRETARY
David Stidham
Founding Board Member
Brian Fleming
Board Member
Dean Sather
BOARD MEMBER
Dick Jones
Board Member
Jeremy Herrera
Board Member
Kim Mullane
Board Member
Kyle Hawley
Board Member
Larry Stalcup
Board Member
Tim Williams
Board Member
Vern Wilson
Board Member
Dana Havlik
Board Member
SIX INITIAL BOARD MEMBERS OF THE 100 CLUB OF AMARILLO, LLC.
- Ted Fancher
- Ronnie Mankin
- David E. Pitt
- Chris Reed
- David Stidham
- Terry Wright
HONORARY BOARD MEMBERS
- Vance Reed (Founder)
- Rouzbeh Kordestani
- Phyllis (Payne) Nickum Golden
- David Pitt*
- Trent Phillips
- Chris Reed
- Frank Renfro
- Terry Wright*
- Tod Mayfield
- Tim Williams
- Dwain Knight
*denotes service as a Past President
Ryan Kuxhausen
Ryan Kuxhausen is a long-time resident of Amarillo, Texas. He owns and operates Signature Roofing & Construction LLC, which he founded in early 2022 after several years in the construction industry. Ryan has a beautiful wife, Abby, who teaches at a local middle school. Together they have two sons, Cooper & Wyatt, who keep them busy. Ryan has a passion for serving others and works hard to lead by example. Outside of work, Ryan is often found at the sports fields watching his boys play. His personal hobbies include hunting, camping, golf, shooting sports & basically anything outdoors! Ryan has served on the 100 Club Board since 2019 and is currently serving as Board President.
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Lindsey Murphy
Lindsey was born and raised in Amarillo. She has an Associate of Fine Arts degree from Frank Phillips College, and a Bachelor of Science in Mass Communications, Advertising, and Public Relations from West Texas A&M University.
Lindsey is the Executive Coordinator for Education Credit Union. She has been with ECU for the past 14-years and was previously Senior Vice President of Marketing and Business Development. During Lindsey’s tenure with Education Credit Union, she has won numerous Cornerstone Credit Union League Pinnacle Awards and Credit Union National Association Diamond Awards for her and her team’s creative marketing work. Lindsey has been working in the financial industry for the past 21-years.
Community involvement has always been a passion of Lindsey’s and is a large part of her life. She serves on the board of The 100 Club of the Texas Panhandle as vice chair, on the board of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce, and serves on the Harrington Cancer and Health Foundation’s Women’s Circle grant committee and Women’s Circle advisory committee .
Lindsey has been married to the love of her life, James Murphy, for 16 years. She has a wonderful stepson, Brayden Murphy. Brayden has a family of his own with his wife Alison and Lindsey’s first grand baby, five-year-old Elenore. Brayden is a first responder as a firefighter for the Randall County Fire department. James and Lindsey have a 15-year-old daughter, Berkley Murphy. Berkley is a talented cheerleader and enjoys spending time with her two big boxer dogs, Sophie and Bogie.
In 2022 Lindsey awarded the Silver Medal Award by the Amarillo Advertising Federation for her outstanding contributions to the advertising industry. Lindsey was named Member of the Year for AAF-Amarillo in 2018. That same year, she was honored as a Woman of Leadership by Amarillo Business Women. In 2015 Lindsey was named one of Amarillo Chamber’s Top 20 under 40.
Lindsey’s favorite places to travel include Germany, Mexico, New York, and Ruidoso NM. In her spare time, she enjoys riding her motorcycle, walking her dogs in her neighborhood, and reading. Lindsey’s motto and best advice is “Be a servant leader and become a part of something bigger than yourself. By doing so, you will become a changemaker in your community.”
Michael Knowles
Michael Knowles is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Texas Plains Federal Credit Union. Mr. Knowles currently serves as the board Secretary for the 100 Club of The Texas Panhandle and has been a member of the board of directors since the summer of 2017. Previously, Mr. Knowles has served on the board for the Amarillo Area Chapter of Credit Unions, as a Young Professional Advisor for the Cornerstone League, and has previously served as a Loaned Executive for the United Way of Amarillo and Canyon. Mr. Knowles resides in Canyon with his lovely wife, Jenna, and son, Carson. Michael is a graduate of the Cornerstone Leadership Academy and holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Columbia Southern University.
Tim Williams
Tim has a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice administration from WTAMU. He retired from Amarillo Police Department after 32 years of service. Tim served in Patrol and Detectives, including 24 years in SWAT. Most of those years, he was the SWAT Commander. After leaving APD, he worked for two years as a firearms and tactical instructor for D.O.E Pantex Office of Secure Transportation. In 2014, Tim Joined the Randall County Sheriff’s office as the Lt. of the Special Operations Unit and retired in July 2021. During his career in Law Enforcement, Tim taught classes all over the United States for numerous local, state, and federal agencies. Internationally, he has trained law enforcement officials in Brazil, Indonesia, Israel, and Palestine.
Tim served as president of the Amarillo Police Officers Association and was on the board of directors for Texas Tactical Police Officers Association. He was instrumental in initiating the Coffee Memorial Boots vs. Badges Blood Drive and the 100 Club of the Texas Panhandle. Tim and his wife, Vonda, have one special needs son, Wesley.
Jeremy Herrera
Jeremy Herrera is a Native from Eunice NM. He moved to Canyon, Texas in the Spring of 2003 to attend West Texas A&M University. He is a graduate of West Texas University where he earned his Bachelors in 2005 and MBA in 2008. He then moved to Amarillo TX, in 2008 and took on the GM-Bar manager job at Buffalo Wild Wings as it was the #1 franchise location from 2006-2009. In 2011, he joined Great Western Distributing “Reed Beverage” as their Chain Account manager. Jeremy brings 10 years of experience in sales, promotions, category management and analytic discoveries. Jeremy has served on the Amarillo Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Board, United Way of Amarillo & Canyon as a team leader, board of directors for the Amarillo Wesley Community Center, Coors Cowboy Club, MGA at Tascosa/La Paloma and is a member of St. Mary’s church.
David Stidham
Mr. Stidham is a Registered Professional Engineer in the State of Texas. He attended Texas Tech where he earned BSEE and MBA degrees. He is a Senior Member and past Section Chairman of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE), a member of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers as well as the National Society of Professional Engineers.
David retired from Xcel Energy after 29 years of service, at the time of his retirement, he was the Director of Transmission Engineering and Right of Way at SPS/Xcel Energy where he was responsible for transmission line design and land permits for Xcel’s 14 state service territory.
After retirement from Xcel Energy, David spent 15 years in the design and construction of large-scale wind energy farms and other renewable energy projects in various states throughout the United States. Most notably, as Senior Project Manager for E.ON Climate and Renewables, David was responsible for the design and construction of the 782 MW Roscoe Wind Farm which, at that time was the world’s largest wind installation. After completion of this project, Mr. Stidham was promoted to Vice President of E.ON Climate and Renewables (North America).
In August, 2010, David accepted a position with Tres Amigas. Tres Amigas is a high technology firm focused on the design and construction of the first ever high-capacity interconnection of our Nation’s three presently isolated electric grids.
As Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for Tres Amigas, David was responsible for the design and construction of the 1500 MW three way HVDC station that was intended to connect the three asynchronous grids of the US. Mr. Stidham retired from this position in February 2021.
David is currently a member of the Vestry of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, a member of the Coors Cowboy Club, serves on the board of the Tri-State Exposition, and is a founding board member of the 100 Club of the Texas Panhandle.
Larry Stalcup
Larry was born and raised in south central Oklahoma. After serving in the U.S. Navy from 1968-1971, he attended the University of Oklahoma and earned a BA in Journalism in 1975. After graduation, he and his wife, Debby, moved to Amarillo, where he worked at the Amarillo Globe-News as agribusiness editor. From there, his career carried him to a public relations position with McCormick Co., an Amarillo advertising and PR agency.
In 1987, he started his own PR/writing business, concentrating mainly on crop and cattle production and marketing. In the early days of desktop publishing, he worked with feed yards and other businesses to produce brochures and other marketing materials. But AG writing and photography have been his passion. Larry has written for virtually every major crop or cattle publication in the country. Now semi-retired, most of his cattle articles appear in CALF News, a print and online magazine. His crops reporting is mainly for Farm Journal/Ag Fax, where he writes a weekly online southwest cotton newsletter during the growing season.
For several years, he produced a quarterly magazine for the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce. That position put him in closer contact with local firefighters and law enforcement officials. He joined the 100 Club a few years after it was formed in 2004 and was elected to its Board of Directors in 2014. Like other board members, he mourns for the families of first responders who lose their lives or are injured while on the job. Larry has seen the gratitude shown by grieving family members when the 100 Club present them with a large monetary benefit to help get them through the financial stresses they face with the loss of their loved one.
Larry and Debby have one son, Dane, a college professor in New York City.
Dean Sather
Dean Sather has been in the auto industry for 33 years, 28 of which have been in Amarillo. He owns Cross Pointe Auto on Georgia. As a businessman, he has received the Better Business Bureau Torch Award for Ethics twice locally, and once internationally.
Dean has been married to his wife, Jennifer, for 33 years. Together, they have two beautiful daughters.
In his free time, he enjoys traveling, shooting sports, instructing and competing in Brazilian Jui-Jitsu. He is also a licensed pilot and loves to fly. He signed up through Coffee Memorial Blood Center for Flights for Life and was able to fly the very first lifesaving unit of blood to Oklahoma.
Dean is passionate about serving his community and supporting our local law enforcement and firefighters.
Brian Fleming
Brian Fleming is the Manager of Facilities and Global Site Support for Bell Textron Inc. (“Bell”) with oversight to Bell’s Amarillo Assembly Center along with facilities in Singapore, Czech Republic, and England. Brian has been with Bell for three years and brings many years of Amarillo employment and community involvement to his current role. He is a firm believer in the adage that “if serving is beneath you, leading is beyond you.”
Brian grew up farming in Pampa, Texas and moved to the Amarillo area to attend West Texas State University (now West Texas A&M University) where he holds a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Engineering Tech and a Master of Business Administration (MBA).
Brian worked for United Parcel Service through college and started employment with Southwestern Public Service Company (now Xcel Energy) as an apprentice electrician upon graduation. In his 25 years at Xcel Energy, he worked in several areas including Regulatory & Governmental Affairs and Resource Planning. He left Xcel Energy to try his luck away from “the corporate world” and oversee construction for several commercial development projects in Amarillo and Midland. After a global pandemic stifled future development projects starting in 2020, a corporate position at Bell was too good to pass up.
When Brian is not supporting Bell, he enjoys hunting, sporting clays, and cursing at golf balls. Additionally, he is a Real Estate agent, Journeyman Electrician, and was once dared into (and successfully completed) a marathon.
Brian is heavily involved in the 100 Club of the Texas Panhandle supporting first responders and Emi’s Colorful Future Foundation benefiting the Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children.