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==Biography==

==Biography==

Zachry was a son of H. B. Zachry, Sr. (1901-1984), and the former Marjorie Muriel Powell (1906-1977).<ref name=findagrave/> He graduated in 1950 from Alamo Heights High School in [[San Antonio]] and in 1954 from the then all-male [[Texas A&M University]] in [[College Station, Texas|College Station]]. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the [[United States Air Force]] and then joined his father's company in 1957. Zachry was a Texas A&M Distinguished Alumnus and was admitted to the Corps of Cadets Hall of Honor.  He received his pilot’s license at the age of sixteen and trained in the Air Force as a fighter pilot. After he attended the management development section of the [[Harvard University]] Business School, he returned to [[San Antonio]], where he and his wife the former Mollie Steves, remained and reared their four children. John Zachry and his wife, Laura; David Zachry and his wife, Karen Lee;  Anne Z. Rochelle and her husband, Jeff, and Ellen Carrie and her husband, Chris.

Zachry was a son of H. B. Zachry, Sr. (1901-1984), and the former Marjorie Muriel Powell (1906-1977).<ref name=findagrave/> He graduated in 1950 from Alamo Heights High School in [[San Antonio]] and in 1954 from the then all-male [[Texas A&M University]] in [[College Station, Texas|College Station]]. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the [[United States Air Force]] and then joined his father's company in 1957. Zachry was a Texas A&M Distinguished Alumnus and was admitted to the Corps of Cadets Hall of Honor.  He received his pilot’s license at the age of sixteen and trained in the Air Force as a fighter pilot. After he attended the management development section of the [[Harvard University]] Business School, he returned to [[San Antonio]], where he and his wife, the former Mollie Steves, remained and reared their four children. John Zachry and his wife, Laura; David Zachry and his wife, Karen Lee;  Anne Z. Rochelle and her husband, Jeff, and Ellen Carrie and her husband, Chris.

Zachry was inducted into the Texas Business Hall of Fame in 2000 and the next year he was named "Mr. South Texas" at the [[George Washington]] Birthday Celebration in Laredo. He also served as a trustee of Texas Military Institute and the Alamo Heights Independent School District as well as advisory boards at Texas A&M. He served too on the boards of the Texas Department of Corrections and the San Antonio branch of the [[Federal Reserve Bank]] of [[Dallas]].<ref name=jorgev/>

Zachry was inducted into the Texas Business Hall of Fame in 2000 and the next year he was named "Mr. South Texas" at the [[George Washington]] Birthday Celebration in Laredo. He also served as a trustee of Texas Military Institute and the Alamo Heights Independent School District as well as advisory boards at Texas A&M. He served too on the boards of the Texas Department of Corrections and the San Antonio branch of the [[Federal Reserve Bank]] of [[Dallas]].<ref name=jorgev/>