“Softly Call the Muster…”
Being among one of Texas A&M University’s most time honored traditions, Aggie Muster is more that just a yearly ritual. Through the Roll Call for the Absent and the lighting of the Muster candles, we signify that every student, current and former, will be remembered. While we often see the images of a Reed Arena filled with those in attendance for Muster, it is the 300 or so other “Hometown Muster’s” that continue to ensure the flame of the Spirit of Aggieland remains ablaze.
How to Honor Your Loved One
With Muster being a worldwide tradition, and taking place each April 21st in over 300 places around there world, there are multiple methods by which to ensure that your loved one is honored where they resided.
With this in mind, the Campus Muster Ceremony envokes Roll Call criteria to ensure the legacy of the Muster tradition is upheld. We believe that every Muster is important, and seek to make it known that from Hawaii, to Nebraska, to College Station, no Muster Ceremony is more important or prestigious than another.
The Brazos County A&M Club Muster Roll Call includes:
- Former Students who resided in Brazos County
- Additional former students as added through RSVPs
If you have any additional questions, or would like to add an Honoree to the Brazos County Roll Call, please email BCAMCMuster@Aggienetwork.com.