Prairie View A&M Foundation Mourns the Loss of Founding Member Fredrick Vaughan 'Fred' Newhouse Prairie View, Texas — It is with heavy hearts that the Prairie View A&M Foundation announces the passing of Fredrick Vaughan 'Fred' Newhouse, a beloved founding member of the Foundation, dedicated leader, and lifelong advocate for Prairie View A&M University. Fred Newhouse’s contributions to the Prairie View A&M Foundation were as profound as they were enduring. As a founding member and trustee, Fred was instrumental in shaping the vision and mission of the Foundation, working tirelessly to ensure its success and its commitment to supporting the students, faculty, and programs of Prairie View A&M University. His service as a Trustee, member of the Executive Committee, and the Investment Committee Chair of the Foundation underscored his exceptional dedication and financial stewardship, which upheld the Foundation’s standard of excellence. “Fred Newhouse was a pillar of our community whose unwavering commitment to Prairie View A&M University will be remembered for generations to come,” said Dr. Donetta Goodall, Chair of the Prairie View A&M Foundation. “He was not only a leader but a source of inspiration to everyone who had the honor of working with him. His legacy will continue to guide the Foundation as we build upon the foundation he helped establish.” In addition to his remarkable service to the Foundation, Fred Newhouse was a shining example of Panther Pride. A distinguished alumnus of Prairie View A&M University, Fred exemplified excellence both on and off the track. As a gold medal Olympian and a champion in his professional and philanthropic endeavors, his life was a testament to the values of hard work, integrity, and service. Fred’s generosity and commitment to giving back were evident in his establishment of the Rhonda and Frederick Newhouse Endowed Scholarship Fund, which has provided invaluable support to countless PVAMU students. His deep connection to the University was further demonstrated through decades of philanthropic contributions to PVAMU Athletics and many other University initiatives, with over 27 years of giving. The Prairie View A&M Foundation extends its deepest condolences to Fred’s wife, Rhonda, his family, and all who were touched by his incredible life. As we reflect on his legacy, we are reminded of the profound impact one individual can have in shaping the future for others. In honor of Fred Newhouse, the family kindly requests that those wishing to honor the legacy of Fred Newhouse consider contributing to the Rhonda & Frederick Newhouse Endowed Scholarship Fund . Contributions can be made by visiting HERE or contacting the Prairie View A&M Foundation at 281.249.5363 or info@pvamf.org. Your support will serve as a lasting tribute to his remarkable life and enduring impact. Fred Newhouse’s legacy will live on in the hearts and minds of all who knew him and in the countless lives he has touched through his service and generosity.

 April 23, 2024 (Prairie View, TX) – The Prairie View A&M Foundation (PVAMF) proudly unveils the appointment of five distinguished individuals to pivotal officer roles within the PVAMF Board of Trustees: • Board Chair: Dr. Donetta P. Goodall ’67 • Vice Chair : Jiles P. Daniels, Jr. ’80 • Vice Chair of Strategy: Willie A. Tempton, Jr. ’80 • Treasurer: Barbara Tompkins-Brown ’80 • Secretary: Ron W. Haggerty ’81 Dr. Donetta P. Goodall , formerly Vice Chair of Strategy, now leads as Chair of the Board. A 1967 nursing graduate of the university, she’s a seasoned leader in education and business, with international experience in workforce development and as a healthcare consultant. Her dedication to service exemplifies the values of PVAMU alumni worldwide. Dr. Goodall, affectionately known as "Dr. G," has been a trustee since 2017, contributing tirelessly to various projects and committees, including the coordination of significant events like the university's recent Presidential Inauguration. Jiles P. Daniels, Jr. , recently elected Vice-Chair of the Board, brings a wealth of experience from his diverse career. Born in Frankfurt, Germany, he considers Prairie View his hometown, where he attended primary and secondary school. Graduating summa cum laude from Prairie View A&M University in 1980 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering, he continued his professional journey at ExxonMobil, holding various management roles globally for over 35 years until his retirement in 2015. Alongside his corporate career, Jiles managed two private companies, including a real estate construction firm and a temporary employee placement agency in Houston. Post-retirement, he dedicates his time to volunteering, notably with CASA, advocating for children in the child welfare system. PVAMU holds a special place in Jiles's heart, as it's not only his alma mater but also a family tradition, with his parents, siblings, and children all graduating from there. Willie A. Tempton, Jr. , newly appointed Foundation Board Vice Chair of Strategy, boasts a rich career in the energy industry. Graduating from PVAMU in 1980 with a degree in Electrical Engineering, he began at Exxon Company USA before transitioning to independent consultancy, offering leadership and operations expertise to energy clients. With over 35 years of experience, Willie held various roles, including General Manager of Phillips 66’s Sweeny Complex and Vice President of Complex Cogeneration Joint Venture. His career spans technical, operational, and leadership positions in refining and petrochemicals. Willie's diverse interests include boating, fishing, jogging, basketball, and flying, with a passion for Star Trek and a lifelong dream of commanding a Starship. Barbara Tompkins-Brown , PVAMU alumna, holds a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering. She serves as the Foundation’s Finance and Audit Committee Chair and is now the Board’s Treasurer. Barbara's 40-year corporate career included roles at Atlantic Richfield Company, E. I. Dupont, Shell Oil Company, and Corrosion Prevention Technologies/Corrosion Innovations. She worked in various capacities spanning maintenance engineering, management, and project leadership. Currently, Barbara works part-time as a consultant, leveraging her extensive expertise. Ron W. Haggerty , PVAM Foundation Board Secretary and attorney at the Ronald Haggerty Law Firm in Sugar Land, Texas, boasts a diverse background. As a mechanical engineer and registered patent attorney, he specializes in energy projects and intellectual property. Ron has served as general counsel for Fortune 100 energy companies and a major construction firm. His law firm represents clients in engineering, procurement & construction contracts, and patent/trademark filings. A PVAMU and South Texas College of Law alum, Ron is deeply involved in alumni associations and community organizations, including the STCL Alumni Association and the Minority Intellectual Property Lawyers Association of Houston. He is also active in his church and fraternity. Collectively, these leaders embody the spirit of PVAMU's commitment to excellence and service. (To learn more about each Trustee click here ) “We are delighted to announce the addition of these esteemed leaders to our Board of Trustees in their new officer roles. Their wealth of expertise enriches the Prairie View A&M Foundation and exemplifies leadership," stated Megan Reed, Executive Director of the Prairie View A&M Foundation. "Dr. Donetta Goodall, Jiles Daniels, Willie Tempton, Barbara Tompkins-Brown, and Ron Haggerty, alongside our dedicated Trustees and University, symbolize a bright future for our students, foundation, and university. Their dedication mirrors the unwavering spirit of our alumni and supporters.”