Eve Trevino- Corpus Christi

Eve is a member of Most Precious Blood Catholic Church and a charter member of Court Most Precious Blood #2380, Corpus Christi, instituted in 1992. Eve served her court in the offices of Vice Regent and Regent.

She was appointed District Deputy for District #48 and Registration Chairman for the 2000 State Convention in Corpus Christi. In 2004-2005 she served as State Habitat for Humanity chairman on the first CDA Texas State Habitat build in Corpus Christi, Texas. Eve received state recognition at the 2005 State Convention for her work with Habitat for Humanity. In 2007, she received one of the Top-5 District Deputy awards and in 2015 she received the State Regents award. Eve began her journey as a state officer when elected State Treasurer 2007-2009; State Secretary 2009-2011; Second Vice State Regent 2011-2013; First Vice State Regent 2013-2015; and State Regent 2015-2017. During her state regent term a Habitat for Humanity home was built in Corpus Christi and thirteen new courts were instituted.

She has a Bachelor’s Degree in Public Administration and was employed thirty (30) years with the City of Corpus Christi. Eve and her husband Dennis were married in 1966 and are owners of an insurance business. They have two children and three grandchildren who are the love of her life. Eve enjoys spending time with her grandchildren and is very involved with their school and sport activities, especially the little league baseball games.

Eve shared (3/2017) that; “The Catholic Daughters of the Americas has been an important part of my life since I became a Charter Member with Court Most Precious Blood in 1992. Its philosophy of helping others in the name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, as a fellowship of women who share the same vision, has been a daily reminder to me of our CDA motto of “Unity and Charity.”

I have seen the efforts of my CDA sisters throughout Texas accomplishing inspiring goals in their communities and parishes. No goal is unattainable. My personal scripture and the theme of my 2-year term as state regent attests to this, “Everything is possible to the one who has Faith.” Mark 9:23

I believe that The Catholic Daughters of the Americas will continue to exemplify our motto for years and generations to come. I am honored to have been the Texas state regent for the 2015-2017 term.”