In December, the Austin County Extension Education Association (EEA) hosted a Christmas event, bringing together members, friends, and family to celebrate the holiday season. The event was marked by cheerful conversations, hearty laughter, and a shared sense of gratitude as attendees enjoyed the meal and each other’s company. The evening highlighted the EEA’s commitment to fostering community connections and promoting involvement. These festive gatherings serve not only as a way to celebrate the season but also as an opportunity to strengthen bonds and inspire collaboration among members.
Looking ahead to the new year, the Austin County EEA is eager to continue its impactful initiatives and further its mission of serving the local community. With a focus on education, support, and engagement, the organization remains a vital part of Austin County’s efforts to make a positive difference.
Pictured above: Left to Right : Fred and Barney Zimmerman; Doris Glenewinkel; Joan Buenger; Jo Ann Reichle; Jesse Kokemor; Judy Schulz; Lois Schubert; Rita Jacobs; Malinda Schramm, Pat and John Allee; Wayne and Shirley Beum.
The Austin County Extension Education Association (EEA) is a local branch of the Texas Extension Education Association (TEEA), which works in partnership with the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service. This volunteer organization focuses on educational outreach, personal development, and community improvement. Members participate in programs related to:
- Health and wellness
- Family life and financial management
- Leadership development
- Community service projects
The EEA often supports initiatives like 4-H youth programs, scholarships, and local events aimed at improving the quality of life for families in Austin County. It’s an excellent resource for those interested in lifelong learning and community engagement. If you want to find out more information you can find it on the Agrilife website.
