“Softly call the Muster, let a comrade answer ‘Here’…”
“If there is an A&M man in one hundred miles of you, you are expected to get together, eat a little, and live over the days you spent at the A&M College of Texas.”
EVENT DETAILS:
📅 Tuesday April 21, 2026 🕠 5:30pm Doors Open 🍽️ 5:45pm Dinner Served 🕯️ 7:00pm Muster Program 👔 Attire: Smart Casual 📍 Location: HighPointe Estate at 5555 Co Rd 258, Liberty Hill 🎤 Muster Speaker: Sue Owen ’94
INVITATION:
Howdy Ags,
Join us for Aggie Muster as we gather to honor and remember our fellow Aggies. This cherished tradition brings us together for reflection, camaraderie, and the enduring spirit of the Aggie family.
Please Note: Due to venue capacity, either a meal ticket or RSVP ticket is required for attendance.
All are welcome, we look forward to seeing you there!
MENU:
BBQ Brisket & Chicken
Beans
Potato Salad
Cole Slaw
Pickles, Onions, Bread & Housemade BBQ Sauce
Banana Pudding
Iced Tea & Water
Vegetarian Option: Smoked Portobello Mushrooms with a vegetable medley.
Your Muster meal ticket automatically includes your RSVP.
If you plan to attend without purchasing a meal, please select the $5 RSVP-only ticket to help us plan seating appropriately.
Please consider making an additional donation to help the WilCo A&M Club cover the costs of hosting this year’s Muster Ceremony. Your generosity ensures we can continue this honored tradition with excellence.
Thank you to HighPointe Estate for hosting us again this year!
View the Roll Call list from The Association of Former Students click here.
Submit a name to the Williamson County A&M Club Roll Call complete this form.
Submitting a name also lets us know who will be present to serve as a candle holder during Roll Call.
Sue Owen ’94 is a communications manager for The Association of Former Students, where she writes and edits for Texas Aggie magazine and AggieNetwork.com; her stories include the history of Silver Taps, Reveille, the Aggie Ring and Muster. She is also the author of an upcoming book about Aggie traditions from the Texas A&M Press. Previously, she worked at the Austin American-Statesman for 19 years, including three years as the Williamson County bureau chief in Round Rock. Sue is a native of Denton, Texas, a proud Class Agent for the Fightin’ Class of ’94, a past member of the Williamson County, Capital City and Denton County A&M Clubs and a past VP of communications for the Brazos County A&M Club. At A&M, she majored in journalism and Spanish, worked at The Battalion and on Aggie Bonfire and was on Haas Hall council and Class of ’94 Council.
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