Our Endowments
- Green Team Grants and Scholarship Programs
- Wylie Chamber Ambassadors
- The Carroll/Garrison Family
- Raymond & Sue Cooper
- Bill F. & Mary Davis
- Bill J. & Jean Davis
- Jal & Michele Dennis
- Gallagher Construction
- Collins Family Scholarship
- Mirabeau B. Lamar Masonic Scholarship
- Matt Love Memorial
- Mary Nelle McClendon Memorial
- Nahum R. Martinez Memorial
- PBK Architects
- Van Rashid Memorial
- RLK Engineering
- Sanden International
- Truett & Rita Smith
- Andie Studley Memorial
- Edward Thomas Memorial
- Tana Jo Thomason Memorial
- Harry & Retha Tibbals
- The Tibbals Family
- The Watkins Family
- 1LT Robert F. Welch III Memorial
- Billy Whitman Memorial
- Donnie Worthington Memorial
- Wylie East PTSA
- The Ames Family
- The Gooch Family
- Victor & Lakeiah Cheatham
- Wylie High Lady Pirate Soccer
- Fajardo Family
- Jay Davis Memorial
- Meagan Richardson Memorial
- Michael Tetreault Memorial
- MSgt. Fred & Linda McClure Memorial Scholarship
- Dr. Renee Truncale Memorial
- Nancy and Clyde Parker Family Endowment
- Jennifer Holcomb "Be Like Jen" Memorial
- Fallen Pirate Scholarship
- Wylie Rotary Club- Coming soon
- Troy and Cheree’ Bontrager Scholarship Fund- Coming Soon
- Farmers Electric Grant- Coming Soon
- The Young Family Grant- Coming Soon
- Harvey Family Grant- Coming Soon
- FAQ
- Setup and Manage an Endowment

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Bill J. & Jean Davis
Wylie schools have been a major influence in the life of our family since we moved here in 1965. Our four children, Alanna, Jay, Joe and Jennifer, graduated from Wylie High and each married Wylie graduates, Willie Calverley, Sandra Martin, Pam Hatfield and Chris Dunlop. Our ten grandchildren attended school here with seven graduating here and the other three moving to Dallas for graduation. One great-grandson is now attending Harrison Intermediate. I taught here for nine years, Alanna is finishing her thirtieth year teaching in Wylie elementary and intermediate schools and Chris has worked for the district for ten years.
While Bill worked at the Wylie Supermarket, one of the things he enjoyed most was working with the Distributive Education program at the high school, helping students obtain the first job and develop a strong work ethic.