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Hall of Honor Inductees

Mr. Albert W. “Al” Clay III ’65

March 22, 2022 by amy.thompson

Clay ’65 received his B.S. in Accounting from Texas A&M and his MBA from the University of Texas. He was a member of Company F-2, on Brigade Staff, a Fish Yell Leader, and a Ross Volunteer, serving as Platoon Sergeant his Senior Year. Clay served in the U.S. Army at the Special Ammunition Support Command in Handorf, Germany. He worked as a Certified Public Accountant and a Real Estate broker. In 1998, he founded Clay Development and Construction with his son, Robert ’97, to focus on commercial real estate development in the Houston area. Together they have developed over 280 real estate projects valued at over $1.8 Billion. Clay Development has also purchased and developed over 25 multi-use industrial parks and currently owns over 3.8m square feet of company-developed space in 80+ buildings. He has served as a board member of St. Thomas High School and St. Francis Episcopal School in Houston. He is a 2021 Inductee of the St. Thomas High School Hall of Honor.

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Mr. Terrell S. Mullins ’67

March 22, 2022 by amy.thompson

Terrell S. Mullins ’67 received his B.A. in English from Texas A&M University and his J.D. from the University of Texas School of Law in 1970. He was a member of Companies G-3 and B-2, 1st Brigade Staff, the Ross Volunteers, and the Rifle Team. Mullins was elected Senior Class President and named a Top Ten Cadet at ROTC Summer Camp. He was a distinguished military graduate and received a commission in Army Military Intelligence. Mullins practiced law in Hallettsville, Texas, engaged in cattle ranching operations, and was elected to three terms as Lavaca County Attorney. He was licensed to practice in state and federal court and served on the State Bar Grievance Committee. Mullins has been a Co-Class of ’67 Agent for over 30 years, served on the Board of Directors of the Association of Former Students, and named Councilman Emeritus of the Association. He has served on the College of Liberal Arts Development Council, is a member of the Texas Aggie Bar Association, and the Chancellor’s Century Council.

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Brigadier General Claudius M. Easley, 1916

March 22, 2022 by amy.thompson

Easley 1916 enrolled in Texas A&M as a 2nd Lt while in the Texas National Guard. He was commissioned as a 2nd Lt in the U.S. Army after graduation in 1916 and received his degree in Architectural Engineering. He served as 1st Sgt of Company G and on Regimental (Corps) Staff. Easley was a Ross Volunteer, Business Manager for the 1916 Longhorn, and President of the Senior Rifle Club. He served with General “Black Jack” Pershing’s Expedition to Secure the Texas Border and attended Infantry School, Command and General Staff School, and the U.S. Army War College. Easley was Captain of the Infantry Rifle and Pistol Teams and was Army World Champion Marksman. He served as General Staff in the War Department, Deputy Commander of the 96th Infantry Division, fought on the Island of Leyte, and in the Battle of Okinawa. He was killed on the 81st Day of the 82-day campaign and awarded the Legion of Merit, Silver Star, Two Purple Hearts, and an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Law From Texas A&M.

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Lieutenant Colonel Edwin A. Beckcom III ’65

March 22, 2022 by amy.thompson

LtCol Beckcom ’65 received his B.A. in History from Texas A&M and M.A. from Plattsburgh State University. He was a member of Squadron 16, Third [Wing] Staff, and Squadron 3. He was on the football team for two years and a Ross Volunteer. Commissioned as a 2nd Lt in the U.S. Air Force in 1965, he served as a Navigator-Bombardier on the B-52 and FB-111, a Senior ROTC Instructor, and an Air Staff Officer. He flew 200 combat missions with 1,300 combat hours in Sea and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and 11 Air Medals. Beckcom then taught Junior ROTC and worked over 20 years as an Aggie Corps Recruiter. He has been responsible for seven Endowed Scholarships; five of which are Corps Sul Ross Scholarships. Beckcom was a founding member of the Texas Aggie Corps of Cadets Association, is an Associate Member of the Lettermen’s Club, and a Member of the Lighthouse UMC.

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Mr. Dennis H. Goehring ’57

March 22, 2022 by amy.thompson

Goehring ’57 received his B.S. in Geology and Business from Texas A&M. He was a member of Squadron 24, Class Officer, and on 2nd Wing Staff. He lettered in football under Coach “Bear” Bryant, earning All Conference 1955-56 and All-American in 1956. He was a pilot in the Air Force, assigned to fly B-47s in the Strategic Air Command (SAC) and the Reserves. He returned to the Bryan/College Station area, where he joined Community Savings & Loan as Executive VP, and later organized the Bank of A&M, of which he served as President and Chairman. He was President of the College Station Economic Development Foundation Before Starting Netnearu, a company engaged in pioneering fiber-optic internet. In 1994-2014, he served as President of the Bryan Economic Development Foundation, known for its development of Traditions and A&M Medical School. Goehring is a former President and Hall of Fame Inductee to the Letterman’s Association, former MSC Advisory and member of the Sul Ross Board of Directors. He is currently active as a Class Agent for the Association of Former Students, Chancellor’s Century Council, and 12th Man Foundation—all very prestigious, A&M-affiliated organizations.

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