Meet The Team

To know how Aggieland Pregnancy Outreach came into existence, it is helpful to know a little about me. I have been married since 1983. My husband, Scott, and I have two darling sons and have lived in College Station since 1995. I am a registered nurse and I worked primarily with adult heart patients before my Continue Reading

Wow! What an amazing journey God has brought me through to find myself working with and for Aggieland Pregnancy Outreach. I am grateful to Him for bringing me here and allowing me to touch so many lives as we support those that are experiencing unplanned pregnancies. My position at APO is that of Options Counselor and Continue Reading

I grew up in New Braunfels, Texas where I enjoyed tubing down the Guadalupe river and lifeguarding at Schlitterbahn.  After graduating from New Braunfels High School in 1994, I moved to College Station to attend Texas A&M University.  There I met Brent, the love of my life, the Fall of my freshman year.  We got Continue Reading

I have lived in College Station for a good part of my life.  Randy, my husband, and I moved with a  three year old and a five year old to this area over 20 years ago.  Now our children are grown and we have seen a lot of changes to the Bryan/College Station area.  We love Continue Reading

I grew up in a small mining town, Globe, Arizona where I met beautiful Mary and fell in love with her at the age of 15.  We were married 4 years later in 1971. I had my sites set on going to medical school when I began at the University of Arizona. I worked in Continue Reading

I first became involved with APO in June 2007 as a volunteer in the office. After seeing the hearts of the staff and the work that APO did with the girls who came to them, I knew that I wanted to become a more active participant on a daily basis. I had previously worked with Continue Reading

When I was growing up, I told everyone who asked that I wanted to work in a “helping” profession. When I became a Christian, my dream of being a  “helper” turned into a dream of being a “missionary”, but while I was still in college, I met and married my husband, Ken. I did graduate Continue Reading