Sunday Award Dinner

TOM LANDRY OPEN

Tom Landry Excellence of Character Award Dinner
benefiting the Greater Dallas FCA

Sunday, April 22, 2012
6:00pm

Westin Stonebriar Resort
Frisco, Texas

On the evening before the TLO, we will have a dinner to help us celebrate 35 years! Sponsors and their spouses are invited as well as those in the community who are unable to participate in the tournament itself but would like to be a part of supporting FCA through this fun event.

Dinner program will include:

Appearance by Dan Reeves*

Q&A with Jason Witten & John Garrett

Musical guest, former NFL player
Benjamin Utecht

Silent & Live Auction
trips, autographed memorabilia, dinner & spa packages
and many more exciting and unique items up for bid

Ballroom doors open at 5:30 p.m.

Dinner and Program starts at 6:00 p.m.

Business Casual Attire

Please join us for a great evening that will benefit the ministry of FCA to coaches and student-athletes in the Greater Dallas area!

Dinner Sponsored by Tye Williams Financial Services

Individual TICKETS are $100 per person and Table Sponsorships* are also available. Click Here to purchase by filling out the form provided. (Please note a limited number of tickets may be included with your tournament sponsor package, depending on level purchased. Click Here to see what is included with each package.)

*Table Sponsorships- $1200 (includes 10 tickets, sponsor gift, name in program, access to meet & greet (before dinner), valet parking for you and your guests)

FCA will be presenting Dan Reeves with the Tom Landry Excellence of Character Award. The award is given to recognize leaders of national renown who exemplify outstanding Christian character. Past honorees include Pat Williams, S. Truett Cathy, Roger Staubach, Dr. Kenneth Cooper, Dr. James and Shirley Dobson, Dr. Howard Hendricks, Coach Grant Teaff, Rev. Billy Graham and Coach Jim Myers.

Dan Reeves spent 23 years coaching for the Denver Broncos, New York Giants and Atlanta Falcons. He played or coached in a record nine Super Bowls – five with the Dallas Cowboys, three with Denver and one with Atlanta. Prior to coaching, he also spent 16 years in the Cowboys organization – five as a player, three as a player/coach and eight as an assistant coach.

After coaching, Reeves got involved with broadcasting and served as a NFL analyst for Westwood One. He currently resides in the Atlanta, GA area with his high school sweetheart of 46 years, his wife Pam. He and Pam have three children – Dana, Lee and Laura – and six grandchildren.

With a microphone in one hand, and a Super Bowl ring on the other, Benjamin Utecht is living the life he has been looking forward to since his youth. After playing for the Indianapolis Colts and the Cincinnati Bengals, he is now pursuing his childhood dream of becoming a successful musician. He is currently gearing up for his tour with Jim Brickman and working on a new album.