Advisory Board
Charlie Culpepper, cculpepper@rrindustrial.com
Round Rock Industrial Equipment Co, Inc., www.rrindustrial.com
Charlie Culpepper is the owner of Round Rock Industrial Equipment
Company. Charlie served on the Council for 12 years. He served as Mayor from
1993-1999. He was also Mayor Pro-Tem from 1990-1993. In addition to his Round Rock
responsibilities, Charlie was Chairman of the Austin-San Antonio Corridor from 1998-1999
and a member of Austin Transportation Study Policy Advisory Committee. In October 1996,
the past Mayor was recognized as Round Rock Citizen of the Year by the Round Rock Chamber
of Commerce. He has served the Round Rock Sertoma Club as a Gold Honor President. He
is a past Vice-President of the Round Rock Chamber of Commerce. He and his wife Kathy, a
retired teacher of 30 years, have two children-- Kristin Stevens, married to Sean; and
Chris, a freshman at St. Edwards University.
Frank L. Leffingwell 
Leffingwell & Associates, P.C.
Frank is a tax attorney who specializes in business transactions (including the formation, operation, conversion, merger or sale of a business), estate planning and asset protection, and tax controversies with the IRS. The firm website is www.lapc-law.com and Frank can be reached at 246-3040 or fleffingwell@lapc-law.com.
Nancy Madsen, LMadsen425@aol.com
Clay Madsen Center http://www.ci.round-rock.tx.us/parks-rec/CMRC.htm
Married to Larry Madsen in 1970. Two children: Jayme Madsen Massingill and Sarah
Madsen Cox. One granddaughter: Faith
Marie Cox. My family moved to Round Rock in 1960. Graduated: Round Rock High School (1969). Attended Sam
Houston State University and University of
Past Affiliations: Charter member and officer of Sub- Junior Swingers Organization (1968-69), Member and officer of Chaparral Jr. Woman’s Club (1975-1985), Currently: Co-Chair for Central Baptist Church Women’s Ministry (2002 to present), Officer on GCS (God is Center Stage) Ministries Board (1994 to present), Member of Round Rock Woman’s Club (1990 to present),
Larry and I are blessed to have been raised in a small town community and can boast that Round Rock is still our “home town” today. Great effort has been made over the years by many caring citizens to retain that same “hometown” atmosphere today and the Chaparral Jr. Woman’s Club has played a major role in that effort. Their positive representation in our community is a vital part of what every community must have to maintain the quality of living for today’s family.
Pat Patterson, volrock@infohiwy.net
Round Rock Volunteer Center, volrock@volrock.org
Pat Patterson is the Executive Director of the Round Rock Volunteer Center and has held that position for the past fifteen years. Through the Round Rock Volunteer Center, Pat also facilitates the Round Rock Coats for Kids and the Round Rock Coats for Kids Fun Run. Currently she is on the board of directors for the Catholic Charities, board of Trinity Place Apt. and serving on a state task force to write Volunteer Standards for volunteer programs across the state of Texas. Pat started volunteering as a young child through 4-H and volunteer service has always been important to her. Attended the University of Houston and was a home economist for the Amana Corp. Pat is married to Harrold Patterson, and the mother of 3 children. The Pattersons have lived in Round Rock for twenty-five years.
Ron Morrison
Morrison Auto Inc., http://www.morrisonautoinc.com/
Shevawn Walzel
Shevawn Walzel moved to Round Rock with her
husband Jack in 1990. They have
three teenage daughters. Shevawn
worked as a registered nurse for many years after receiving a B.S. degree from
Texas Woman's University. Currently
she spends much of her time volunteering in the community for the Round Rock
Caregivers and the