Suzanne Talley

Suzanne Talley was born and raised in Amarillo.  She attended Wayland Baptist University where she obtained her Bachelor in Business Administration degree with a minor in Healthcare Administration.  She spent 18 years at Coffee Memorial Blood Center where she left as the Executive Director.  She became the first full-time, paid employee of the 100 Club of the Texas Panhandle in June of 2021.  Prior to working at the 100 Club, she served on their board of directors for over 9 years and is a past president of the organization.  She now serves our area law enforcement officers and firefighters as the Executive Director of the 100 Club of the Texas Panhandle.  She has served on several community boards and has held many leadership roles. But most importantly, she loves our first responders and our community and is grateful to have always had a job that doesn’t seem like work but rather serving others, which is her greatest joy.

Julie Meier

Julie Meier brings over 20 years’ experience in planning events, managing special programs, and leading others.

Julie was born and raised in Amarillo, Texas. She graduated from Palo Duro High School and went on to get her degree in English through Amarillo College. She is married to Jonas Meier and they have 3 wonderful children. Her oldest son actively serves our country in the United States Air Force. Her two youngest attend school in Bushland, Texas.

In her free time, she loves spending time with her family, reading, singing, speaking at women’s conferences, establishing summer camps for children and inspiring others to find their true potential.

Prior to The 100 Club, she worked as an Associate Pastor of her church for many years. She learned to lead with compassion and grace. She loves the Lord, and her community.

She also worked for Coffee Memorial Blood Center. This is where her love and appreciation for our local Law Enforcement Officers and Firefighters became apparent. She looks forward to helping The 100 Club be successful for those who give so much of their lives to protect ours.