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BySharon Albert Brier, Staff writer
Jim and Jaci Smith, Tom Landrith and Keely Smith

Country western music filled the air at the Susie Bean Gives Foundation fundraiser at the home of Layla and Walter Salek. (Photo: Shawn McElveen) 

Salek family and Robert Earl Keen

(From left) Walter Salek, Heris Salek, Dr. Layla Salek and singer Robert Earl Keen.

Robert Earl Keen entertained 120 in a private-party tent lined with twinkle lights to benefit the Susie Bean Gives foundation and hosted by Walter and Dr. Layla Salek. The foundation provides care and treatment for underprivileged children with autism. Doing the two-step to Keen’s tunes were Kerry Antona, Dennis Carola, Brian and Karlsson Salek, Elizabeth and Scott Gardner, Mike and Holly Waltrip Long, Amy Blumrosen, Chris Culp, and Jim and Jaci Smith.

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Sharon Albert Brier

Although Sharon Brier grew up in the Rio Grande Valley she left as soon as she could and found herself immersed in all that Houston has to offer.

Jim and Jaci Smith, Tom Landrith and Keely Smith

Country western music filled the air at the Susie Bean Gives Foundation fundraiser at the home of Layla and Walter Salek. (Photo: Shawn McElveen) 

Salek family and Robert Earl Keen

(From left) Walter Salek, Heris Salek, Dr. Layla Salek and singer Robert Earl Keen.