100 Club of Brazoria County

10/15/2026

Honoring Austin Stallman ❤️

The 100 Club of Brazoria County is honored to support the Austin Stallman Memorial Scholarship Fund and to provide our members and community with a way to contribute in Austin’s memory.

This fund was created as a meaningful way to honor Austin’s life and the impact he had on his family, friends, and our community. Contributions made through our 100 Club donation page will help carry his legacy forward through this memorial scholarship.

Those who would like to participate may give in any amount. Every contribution is appreciated and represents another person standing alongside the Stallman family and helping ensure Austin’s memory continues to make a difference.

Donations can be made securely here:
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/austin-stallman-memorial-scholarship-fund

Please note that Zeffy may offer an optional contribution to their platform during checkout. That additional contribution is completely optional and is separate from your donation to the Austin Stallman Memorial Scholarship Fund.

Thank you to our 100 Club members and our Brazoria County community for continuing to show up for one another.

Austin’s legacy will not be forgotten.

Blessings,
The 100 Club of Brazoria County

The 100 Club of Brazoria County invites our members to join us in honoring the life and legacy of Austin Stallman through a contribution to the Austin…

10/01/2026

The bus is FULL! ❤️

Our community is showing up in a big way today for the blood drive in honor of Austin Stallman. What a beautiful way to honor his life by giving the gift of life to others.
We’ll be here until 2:00 p.m. today at First National Bank of Lake Jackson.

Thank you, Brazoria County, for showing up for Austin and his family. 🙏❤️

10/01/2026

Today, we give in memory of Austin Stallman. ❤️

The 100 Club of Brazoria County Blood Drive is still happening today at First National Bank Lake Jackson from 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM.

Austin was a remarkable young man whose faith, life and impact on those around him will not be forgotten. As our community continues to surround the Stallman family with love and prayer, today gives us a meaningful way to honor Austin by helping others.

Every blood donation made in his memory will go into the general blood supply to help patients throughout the Texas Gulf Coast region, creating a legacy of lives saved in our community.

If you are able, please stop by and donate today. And please continue to keep the Stallman family in your prayers. ❤️🙏

09/29/2026

The 100 Club of Brazoria County joins our community in mourning the loss of Austin Stallman. We continue to lift Sheriff Bo Stallman, the Stallman family, and all who loved Austin in prayer during this heartbreaking time.

Please join us in surrounding this family with love, strength, and support.

Dear community,

We are heartbroken to share the passing of Austin Stallman, Sheriff Bo Stallman’s son, early this morning. Austin began a great battle two weeks ago after suffering a heatstroke in College Station during a training program.

The immense outpouring of love, support, and encouragement the Stallmans have received from you all during this incredibly difficult time has not gone unnoticed. In fact, it’s what has kept our Department and the Stallmans strong. We cannot thank you enough and we will never forget.

We boldly ask Brazoria County for continued prayers and support as we stand by the Stallmans through their grief.

09/25/2026

Not only was Joe Rinehart a community leader, serving as Mayor of Lake Jackson and a leader in education with BISD, he was a Lifetime Member of the 100 Club of Brazoria County. His legacy and impact will live on through those who knew him.

Brazosport ISD Mourns the Loss of Joe Rinehart

Brazosport Independent School District is deeply saddened by the passing of longtime Board of Trustees member and beloved community leader Joe Rinehart.

Joe Rinehart gave so much of himself to Brazosport ISD and to the community he loved. His connection to the district spanned decades—as a teacher and coach, a mentor, a trustee and, most importantly, as someone who genuinely cared about students, staff and schools.

Joe never simply served on the Board. He showed up. He was there at our campuses. He was there for our students. He was there for athletic events, performances, celebrations and countless district activities. He made it a point to be present and to let people know that what they were doing mattered.

Even while enduring unimaginable pain, Joe continued to show up. That is one of the things that will be remembered most about him. Joe's dedication was never about recognition. He served because he believed in Brazosport ISD and because he believed in the people who make this district special. His years as an educator gave him a unique understanding of the importance of supporting teachers and providing students with every opportunity to succeed. His years as a trustee allowed him to continue that work in a different way.

He brought wisdom, experience, humor, determination and a genuine love for this community to everything he did.

His service to Brazosport ISD was only one part of a lifetime dedicated to others. As a lifelong Lake Jackson resident, educator, coach, veteran, former city councilman and former mayor, Joe spent his life giving back to the community he called home. In 2016, he was inducted into the Brazosport ISD Wall of Fame, and in 2024 he was named the Brazosport Area Chamber of Commerce's Man of the Year.

But to so many in Brazosport ISD, he was simply Joe. The familiar face at a campus event. The trustee who knew our schools. The former teacher who understood our educators. The community leader who never stopped caring. The person who could always be counted on to be there—because being there mattered to him.

Brazosport ISD will miss seeing Joe walk through our doors. We will miss seeing him at campuses and events. We will miss his voice, his humor, his perspective and his unmistakable presence. Most of all, the district will miss knowing that Joe was there.

We extend our deepest condolences to Becky, Molly, Meredith and the entire Rinehart family. The district is grateful for the years Joe shared with our students, educators and community, and for the lasting legacy he leaves behind. www.brazosportisd.net/news/what_s_new/rinehart

09/21/2026

🩸 Blood Drive in Honor of Austin Stallman 🩸

The 100 Club of Brazoria County, together with First National Bank of Lake Jackson and Gulf Coast Blood, is proud to host a community blood drive in honor of Austin Stallman.

Austin recently required critical medical care, including multiple blood transfusions, following a heat stroke. This is a meaningful opportunity for our community to come together, give back, and help ensure blood is available when patients need it most.

📅 Thursday, October 1
⏰ 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM
📍 First National Bank of Lake Jackson
122 West Way
Lake Jackson, TX 77566

Our goal is to have at least 15 successful donors, and we would love your help reaching and exceeding that goal.

Successful donors will also receive a free Gulf Coast Blood blanket.

Appointments can be scheduled here:
https://www.commitforlife.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/421507⁠

Please share this post with your family, friends, coworkers, and community. Even if you are unable to donate, sharing the blood drive can help us reach someone who can.

Thank you for supporting Austin, his family, and patients throughout our community. ❤️

09/17/2026

Austin is the son of Brazoria County Sheriff Bo Stallman & Jenna Stallman, a former recipient of the Charles Golden Memorial Scholarship, and a student at Texas A&M University.

If you are in the College Station/Bryan area please consider donating to help this young man.

Please pray for the Stallman family during this difficult time.

09/16/2026

Our hearts go out to the Stallberg family & the Brazoria County Sheriff's Office with the passing of Deputy Stallberg. His legacy and impact will live on through his family and those who had the privilege to know him.

It is with a heavy heart that we share the passing of our brother, Deputy Paul Stallberg.

Paul dedicated more than 11 years to the Brazoria County Sheriff’s Office, following nearly nine years of service in the United States Army. During his time with our agency, he made a lasting impact on his fellow deputies, this organization, and the community we serve. He was respected not only for the work he did, but for the person he was.

For those of us who had the privilege of working alongside Paul, we know we have lost more than a fellow deputy. We have lost a friend, a brother, and a member of our Sheriff's Office family.

Our thoughts and prayers remain with Paul’s family and loved ones. We ask for prayers to support his family during this difficult time.

We are grateful for Paul’s service, his friendship, and the lasting mark he left on our Sheriff's Office and the Brazosport community.

Rest easy, Paul. You served well, and you will not be forgotten.

07/03/2026

We are proud to announce Lindsey Woodfill has been selected as Executive Director of the 100 Club of Brazoria County, effective August 1, 2026.
Lindsey will succeed Susan Golden, who has held this position since 2015.

Lindsey brings a wealth of experience, knowledge, and a passion for our mission. She has experience in administration and office management, event planning and volunteer coordination, community outreach and relationship building, social media and communications, customer service, problem solving and organization, project management, as well as experience in managing confidential information.

Lindsey is a Brazoswood High School graduate and holds an Associates of Arts degree from Texas Woman's University. She and her family live in Lake Jackson. Please join us in welcoming Lindsey and wishing her well in her new position.

John Richers, Chairman
Sharon Rogers, President

07/03/2026

Congratulations to Tyler Strawn on being awarded the Charles Golden 100 Club Scholarship & to Isabella Castillo being awarded the H. L. “ Buddy” Baker 100 Club Scholarship