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The San Antonio Aggie Women’s Club is a unique organization formed to support another unique organization.
We are the only Aggie Women’s Club anywhere! We were formed in 1957 by Buck Weirus to support the then
all male San Antonio A&M Club, the only A&M Club in existence to own its own property. Buck saw the need
for some female support, and he formed the San Antonio Aggie Wives Club. The wives of A&M Club members
joined together to support the activities of the men’s club and to promote fellowship among the families.
In 2003 the Club name changed to the Aggie Wives and Graduates Club to reflect the growing number of
female graduates of Texas A&M and to welcome them into the organization.
In 2016, as a function of updating the bylaws, the name changed to the San Antonio Aggie Women’s Club to
include wives and graduates along with mothers, daughters and friends of Aggies. The club is open to any
female with an interest in Texas A&M University. The club does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion,
ethnicity, or country of origin.
We meet for lunch monthly, September–May at various venues in San Antonio to hear speakers and programs
of interest to women and Aggies. Presenters include Texas A&M staff as well as local experts on varying
subjects.
We provide scholarships for several Bexar County youth to attend Texas A&M. Funds are raised for these
scholarships through pie sales at Aggie Park throughout the year, pecan sales in the fall, and other fundraisers.
