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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Texas City’s Own Jill Eisnaugle Selected as Winner in Hallmark’s “Birthday His Way” Greeting Card Contest
Texas City residents and fans can view Eisnaugle’s entry online
Texas City, Texas (November 2, 2009) — After a search for
funny, serious or endearing birthday wishes for guys , Hallmark
is announcing 30 winners in the company’s
seventh card-creation competition, “Birthday His Way,”
including Jill Eisnaugle from Texas City. The Hallmark
competition encouraged consumers to submit their designs
or photos with a birthday message for a man.
Winners’ cards are being sold online at
Hallmarkcontests.com.
“This is our seventh card contest, and our Hallmark
shoppers keep on sending us amazing cards,”
said Theresa Murphy, Hallmark associate product manager.
“We wanted great cards to send the men in our lives and the submissions were outstanding! It was hard to choose just 30!”
Hallmark creative staff judged the cards on
cohesiveness (how well the image and
the message work together), sendability
(could be sent by lots of different people ),
and how well the entry fits the contest theme (cards for guys).
The 30 winners hail from a variety of locales across the
U.S., including Texas City. Eisnaugle’s winning card design
was of a chicken and beer with an inside verse that expresses
“What men want.” For being a winner, Eisnaugle wins $250.
On Nov. 2, all of the winners’ designs will go on sale online at Hallmarkcontests.com. Several of the winners’
cards will be selected for sale in stores in summer 2010.
Here are Eisnaugle’s fellow winners in Hallmark’s “Birthday His Way” competition:
Stephanie Moritz Miller
Danville, CA
Brian Peck
Lucerne Valley, CA
Steven Hess
Salem, CT
Katie Perez
Brookfield, CT
Jennie Kaselak
Trinity, FL
Debbie Lindner
Melbourne, FL
Jim Donovan
Evanston, IL
Patricia Cox
Abingdon, MD
Carrie Moore
Grand Blanc, MI
Annette Robidoux
Fruitport, MI
Stephanie Ryan
Waterford, MI
Marni Torres
Isanti, MN
Diane Drury
St. Louis, MO
Heather Good
Kansas City, MO
Katy Magalhaes
Scotch Plains, NJ
Marlene Minster
Union, NY
Patrick James Hamilton
New York, NY
Shellie Anton
Brecksville, OH
Anne Johnson
Vincent, OH
Dawn Sayles
Estacada, OR
Michelle Dokos
Penn Run, PA
Georgette Noullet
Baden, PA
Joy Brown
Pawtucket, RI
Janey Camp
Nashville, TN
Mary Leeper
Colleyville, TX
Beth Peterson
Manchaca, TX
Michelle Thompson
Grand Prairie, TX
Paul Doyle
Los Fresnos, TX
Amy Williams
Hartland, WI
About Hallmark Cards, Inc.
Kansas City-based Hallmark has been helping people communicate, celebrate and connect for nearly 100 years. Hallmark greeting cards and other products can be found in more than 41,500 places in the U.S. alone, with the network of Hallmark Gold Crown® stores providing the very best selection. The Hallmark brand also reaches consumers online at Hallmark.com and on television through Hallmark Hall of Fame original movies and the top-rated Hallmark Channel. In addition, Hallmark publishes products in more than 30 languages and distributes them in 100 countries across the globe. The company’s Crayola subsidiary provides fun and imaginative ways for children to colorfully express themselves. In 2008, privately held Hallmark reported consolidated net revenues of $4.3 billion. For more information about the company, visit http://corporate.hallmark.com.
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