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Be Part of a Community.

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Join Us for Luncheons.

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Listen to Great Speakers.

Upcoming Events

A New Exciting Opportunity

Retiree’s Association Service Project

January 28 1:00 – 4:00pm

TCU Retirees and their guests are welcome to join us at Tarrant Area Food Bank Distribution Center. We will be sorting cans, grocery items, and packaged meats, preparing boxes, operating manual pallet jacks, sweeping and mopping, and more.

Tarrant Area Food Bank Distribution Center
2600 Cullen Street

If you are interested in participating: Please email Phil Hartman at p.hartman@tcu.edu on or before January 21.

We connect with the Wellness Gold Program with FREE access to the University Fitness Center.

TCU Retirees who meet the Rule of 75 may use the University Recreation Center at no cost. It’s easy to establish Retiree membership, just visit the Recreation Center office and present your TCU Retiree ID card. Other family members can access the Recreation Center at standard family rates. More information about the University Recreation Center can be found by clicking the link below or calling 817-257-PLAY (817-257-7529).

The University Recreation Center is located at 3005 Stadium Drive.

Health Articles to Keep Your Life Right

Functional Strength Training and Bone Assessment for Adults Over Age 50

Carolyn Spence Cagle PhD, RNC-E A usual part of aging is less strength based on muscle loss that leads to increased falling risk. Estimates indicate

December 27, 2024

Heart Healthy Eating for Older Adult Health

Carolyn Spence Cagle PhD, RNC-E Heart disease causes more deaths among Americans than any other cause of death. Your genetic history is one uncontrollable factor

December 27, 2024

The Doctor-Patient Relationship: A Good or Bad One?

Carolyn Spence Cagle PhD, RNC-E Recently several of my friends shared disappointment in their health care management by their primary care doctor (PCP). Listening carefully,

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We provide opportunities for fellowship, lifelong learning and help to strengthen the relationship between the retirees and the University.

Now We're Cooking!

The TCU Retirees Association cookbook is a compilation of a variety of delicious recipes from the association’s members. Some recipes have been passed from one family generation to the next. Others show more current trends, such as an emphasis on nutrition and healthy eating. Many of the recipes are favorites of Horned Frog tailgaters.

Your Generous Gift Helps.

Your tax deductible gift to the TCU Retirees Association helps underwrite the cost of our monthly luncheons, provides honorariums for our student speakers, covers printing and mailing expenses, and keeps our website current. Please take time to make an annual contribution in support of our good work.

You are welcome to send an annual contributions by mail:

Texas Christian University
Attention Office of Loyalty Giving
TCU Box 297440
Fort Worth, TX 76129

NOTE: In the memo area of your check, please be sure and write “TCU Retirees Association.”

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