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Office
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The planned giving program was designed and implemented in 2001 as a permanent part of university advancement. Information regarding charitable giving and tax benefits has been made available to the public. In addition, The Heritage Society was established to recognize and honor UT Tyler friends who arrange for the university to receive a planned or deferred gift through an estate plan or will. "The planned giving program has been the fastest growing program in the university advancement office and now highlights more than 34 charter members who have pledged a significant commitment to the future of UT Tyler,'' Untersee said. "In the next few weeks, information will be made available to the university family inviting their participation in The University of Texas at Tyler's successful planned giving program.'' Lamb by profession is a legal assistant. She was educated and spent much of her adult life in Amarillo, where she had considerable fund-raising experience through her activities with numerous service organizations including the Junior League. Some of her projects include the Speech & Hearing Center building fund, YWCO Capital Campaign, Heart Foundation and Methodist Mission Home. Lamb joined
the staff at the R. Don Cowan Fine & Performing Arts Center
in 1998 and later served as interim director for almost a year before
transferring to the office of development. She serves as UT Tyler
representative for the Longview and Palestine campuses.
Contact
person: Emily Battle,
(903) 565-5604
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P.J.
Lamb has been appointed director of planned giving at UT Tyler,
Mary Untersee, vice president for university advancement, announced.
