The Allen Family

Cameron and Brooke Allen, pictured with their daughter, have been married for 7 years and reside in Fort Worth. Both are native Texans with Brooke growing up here in Fort Worth. As a family, they love playing games together and participating in sports. Currently, Brooke coaches her daughter’s basketball team, and Cameron is teaching their daughter archery!
Brooke is Judge of Probate Court No. 2 and was appointed by the County Commissioners in 2016. She is on the ballot in both the primary and general election this year. Prior to taking the bench, Brooke consistently received recognition as a litigation “Top Attorney.” Cameron is a detective with a local law enforcement agency. For his service, he has been honored with the “Meritorious Conduct Award.”
Together, the Allens stay busy with family and school activities, volunteering for charitable organizations, work, and of course, politics.

The Milliken Family

Chuck and Dana Milliken have been happily married for 31 years and are photographed here with their three wonderful sons, Grant, Chris, & Garrett, and beautiful daughter-in-law, Emily.
Chuck has been an attorney with Decker Jones, P.C. for the past 34 years. Dana is a homemaker and community volunteer. She devotes a lot of her time to Catholic Charities, Meals on Wheels, and their church, Holy Family Catholic Church where they are active members. Both Dana and Chuck support and promote Catholic Charities Fort Worth, where Chuck has also served in various volunteer leadership roles. Some of his activities include serving on the finance committee, endowment board, and the campaign cabinet. Dana has volunteered with several of their programs and projects including Future Servant Leaders and the Gabriel Project.
Chuck and Dana’s sons all live and work in Fort Worth. Chris works in mergers and acquisitions at Western Commerce Group while his wife, Emily, is a Customer Account Manager with Frito Lay. Garrett is a Senior Manager at PMG digital advertising firm. Grant works for Catholic Charities as a lead youth intervention specialist in the Assessment Center.
In addition to spending time with their family, Chuck and Dana are avid Texas Ranger fans and love to hike and travel.

The Scribner Family

Kent and Suleyka Scribner equate Fort Worth with family. They relocated here from Arizona two years ago when Kent was named Fort Worth ISD superintendent. The move brought them closer to Kent’s parents - retired UT-Austin professor Dr. Jay D. Scribner and Texas State University professor emeritus Dr. Alicia Paredes Scribner.
This family of educators - Suleyka is also a teacher - settled into Fort Worth easily. They credit the congeniality of the people of this city for making them feel right at home.
Suleyka and Kent are also Fort Worth ISD parents. The youngest of their four children attends Westcliff Elementary. The Scribners enjoy attending McKinney Bible Church and fellowship with the community.
Kent appreciates the “can-do” spirit of the city, especially when it comes to education. Along with Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price and BNSF Executive Chairman Matt Rose, he is collaboratively leading a community-wide effort to have all third-graders reading above grade level by 2025.

The Bates Family

The Bates are richly blessed to have the “Fab Five,” Dan, Shelli, Whitney, Faith and Danny, double into the “Terrific Ten.” Whitney married the Honorable Dax Johnson and they are in grandparents-in-training with Dax II, the favorite grandson. Faith married Dr. Joe Pallone and they are in grandparent pledge ship with Gianna Bella and Gabriella Grace, the granddaughters of “Pops” and “Boogie.” Danny will no doubt carry on the Bates family name in due time.
Dan has lawyered for food with Decker Jones for forty years while Shelli has worked at Lockheed Martin since raising their kids. Whitney provides children speech therapy with her Masters in Speech Pathology. Dax works at Apex Capital taking it to new levels of success. A Registered Nurse, Faith takes good care of her patients while Dr. Joe teaches medical residents in obstetrics and gynecology. Danny is an actor and musician living Austin while the rest of the family live in greater Fort Worth.
Except the LORD builds the house, they labor in vain that build it. The Bates have faith in their Builder.

The Mayes Family

Les and Lisa Mayes moved to Fort Worth in 2009, when they bought their veterinary practice South Meadow Animal Clinic. Both grew up in New Mexico and went to college at South Plains College in Levelland, TX, on livestock judging scholarships. After leaving South Plains they went on to further their education at Texas Tech University. After Les received his B.S. in Animal Science he went on to study veterinary medicine at Colorado State University where he received his Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine. They both love animals and have spent all of their lives in the agricultural industries. They have three children and as a family they love to spend their extra time showing livestock through FFA and 4-H.
Blaze is 15 and is a sophomore, he loves showing and Football. Blaze is a member of the Aledo Bearcat Football team and loves every minute that he gets to spend with the guys and the team. He would live at the football field if we would let him. He shows goats, lambs and his steer this year is Frogs. Frogs named after TCU Blaze is an avid fan.
Stran is 11 and in the 5th grade. He like spending his time building Lego’s and has become very good at it. Stran also enjoys showing and he shows goats, lambs and his first pig this year.
Aubrey is our baby girl, she is 9 and in the 4th grade. Aubrey loves life and is a very busy girl. She likes spending as much time as she can at the vet clinic helping her dad. She loves any kind of animal and has her own mini schnauzer. Aubrey spends her time playing with her American girl dolls and showing, she shows both goats and lambs.

The Bobo Family

Matthew and Tracie met at Texas A & M and have been happily married for over 20 years. They have been blessed with two amazing children, Grace and Jackson. Grace is a freshman at Fort Worth Country Day and is an accomplished young painter. Jackson is an eighth grader at Saint Andrew Catholic School and loves to play golf. Their family is rounded out by the pack of German Shepherds that patrol their home, Gunner, Max and Titan.
Matthew founded the Law Office of Matthew Bobo, PLLC and handles a broad range of civil litigation matters, including business and commercial litigation; serious personal injury and wrongful death; employment litigation; and business and corporate governance. Tracie runs and manages the law firm operations and runs and manages the family. In addition, she recently started selling art through her business Tracie Bobo Fine Art, LLC.
The Bobo’s enjoy all things Texas A & M, traveling, and cooking together. When apart the boys golf, fish, and hunt while the girls draw, paint and create.