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FebrUARY 2020 Chairman of the Board Jay Schroeder ChamberWorks Texas Farm Bureau Insurance WASHINGTON COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BRENHAM, TEXAS First Vice Chair Joe Robertson Blue Bell Creameries 2020 Annual Banquet Highlights Second Vice Chair Dr. John Turner A crowd of over 500 attended the Annual Banquet held by the Blinn College District Washington County Chamber and Brenham Economic Develop- ment Foundation on January 28. The featured keynote speaker Secretary was Jon Peters, a native of Brenham, an author and coach. Charlie Paul Aschenbeck Matejowsky served as Master of Ceremonies. Brenham ISD Thanks to all members and guests who attended, and to the fol- lowing headline sponsors and Chairman Circle members for en- Treasurer suring the success of the event: Andy Hefferly Chairman Circle Sponsors Moorman Tate LLC Baylor Scott & White Health Immediate Past Chair Blinn College District Amanda Stolz Blue Bell Creameries Seidel Schroeder Brenham Abstract & Title Co. Brenham National Bank Dr. Eric Alford Citizens State Bank Baylor Scott & White City of Brenham -The Brenham Clinic Germania Insurance Katie Burch Van Dyke Rankin Insurance PLANNORTH Architectural Co. Headline Sponsors BIG – Brannon Industrial Group Susan Cates Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative City of Brenham EDF Chairman Tee Dippel recognized retiring EDF directors Melissa Duckworth Arlen Thielemann, Thielemann Construction, for 9 years of ser- Thielemann Construction vice on the board and Gary Weiss, Germania insurance (retired), for his 9 years of service on the board. He also thanked several Johanna Fatheree partner organizations including the City of Brenham, Brenham RE/MAX Community Development Corporation, Washington County and Bluebonnet Properties Bluebonnet Electric. The Chamber’s outgoing Board Chairman Amanda Stolz Wendy Frazier Charlie and Carolyn Matejowsky were surprised and hon- thanked retiring directors: Lloyd Powell of City of Brenham Po- Associated Credit ored to be selected as Man and Woman of the Year for 2019. lice Department, Gena Wilimitis of Miracle Farm, Darren Huck- Union of Texas ert of Garza EMC, Dr. Edna Kennedy, Superintendent of Burton Independent School District and Jim Kruse of Bank of Brenham. Aaron Gonzalez Padgett Hearing Aid Center “Connect After 5” BANQUet continued on page 3 WASHINGTON COUNTY CHAMBER NETWORKING EVENT Dr. John Harris Mount Rose Missionary sponsored by: Baptist Church RE/MAX Zelda Moore EVVAYLOIS Academy of School Beauty Bluebonnet Properties Michelle Panko 308 S. St. Charles St., Downtown Brenham Barking Ranch Pet Resort Thursday, Feb. 20 from 5-7 p.m. Ash Patel Best Western – Brenham Beverages sponsored by Mike Hopkins Distributing. Roger Ross Unwind after work and expand your network! Coldwell Banker Properties Meet other Chamber members and generate new business contacts. Unlimited – Roger Ross Enjoy food and drinks, learn what’s new in the Jeffrey Sadler community, and exchange business cards and brochures. Del Sol Food Co., Inc. – Briannas Free for Chamber members and employees! Keynote Speaker Jon Peters addresses the crowd. Page 2 | Chamber Works | February 2020 Ribbon Cuttings New Location New Business New Business Red Fern Woodwork Party Gatherings Skincare by Shari and Renovation Owners: Clara Carrias and Inez Flowers Owner: Shari Tackert Owners: Dayle Burkhart 4100 Hwy 105 East, Brenham 306 E. Main Street, Brenham 1801-A South Blue Bell Road, Brenham New Location Washington County New Business Business Expansion Republican Party Lone Star Southern Grill Brenham Iron Works 217 West Main St., Brenham Owners: Brett Smith 2120 U.S. 290 West, Brenham Owner: Kristie and Brandon Marth 4455 U.S. 290 West, Brenham Networking Happy Hour Thursday, February 27 Wende Ragonis ..........................................… President 5:00-7:00 p.m. Jane Hinze ................… Member Services Manager New Business Shae Janner …......... Business Programs Manager Hosted at Ballad of the Bird Dog 212 W. Alamo, Downtown Brenham Brunmillers Organic Soapworks Dawn Konieczny ... Communications Coordinator Owners: Leanna Brun Sarah Bryant …..................... Financial Coordinator Expand your business network and make new friends! 212 E. Alamo, Brenham 314 S. Austin St. | Brenham, TX 77833 For more information about the Washington County YPO, www.facebook.com send your contact information to [email protected]. 979-836-3695 | www.brenhamtexas.com or visit online: www.Facebook.com/YPOwashingtoncounty washingtoncountychamber GROUP BUYING POWER Chamber members can now get major savings on credit card payment processing. Learn about our new member benefit program. Contact Will Watson at (979) 345-2988 • [email protected] www.infintechllc.com February 2020 | Chamber Works | Page 3 Banquet Continued from page 1 Chamber President/CEO Wende 2018 winner Dottie Schaer. Charlie Ragonis thanked Amanda for her Matejowsky won the 2019 Man of the year as Board Chair. Year Award, introduced by the prior Chamber Member Services Man- year’s winner Charlie Pyle. They ex- ager Jane Hinze spoke on behalf of pressed sincere appreciation for be- the Blue Blazers and thanked the ing selected and talked about what a members for all their hard work great community this is to live in and helping to recruit and retain mem- be of service to others. bers. She announced the Blue Blaz- That concluded a wonderful eve- er of the Year award. It was won by ning of celebration for this communi- Linda Pipes for her enthusiasm and ty’s business leaders and hard-work- hard work for the club. ing volunteers. Plans for next year’s Carolyn Matejowsky won the 2019 banquet are already underway. Pictured from left are 2019 Board Chair Amanda Stolz, outgoing directors Lloyd Woman of the Year-Lifetime Achieve- Powell, Darren Huckert, Jim Kruse, and Chamber President/CEO Wende Ragonis. ment Award. She was introduced by BANQUet continued on page 6 Not pictured are outgoing directors Dr. Edna Kennedy and Gena Wilimitis. Renewing Members December 1-31 Washington County Abstract Company — 55 years Farmers Mutual Aid Assoc. of Washington C — 25 years Portable Buildings of Brenham — 10 years Seidel Schroeder — 42 years Unity Theatre — 25 years Sigma Chi Chi Professional Women’s Club — 10 years Brenham L-P Gas Inc. — 38 years Hospice Brazos Valley — 22 years Clover & Marak PLLC — 9 years Medi-Care Equipment Specialties, Inc. — 38 years Boys & Girls Club of Washington County — 21 years Texas Country Title — 9 years Volunteer Services Council for Brenham St — 38 years Southern Rose Ranch — 21 years Hodde Real Estate Company - Jim Ripple — 7 years Arnie, Larry J. ,CPA — 37 years Brenham Tire & Auto Center, Inc. — 20 years ISB Insurance Services, Inc. — 7 years Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative — 36 years Ehlert, Paul A. — 20 years Fleur de Lis — 6 years Brenham Memorial Chapel — 36 years Harrison, Eddie E. & Margaret D. — 20 years Chappell Hill Moving & Storage — 5 years Brenham Saddle Shop Inc. — 36 years Total Storage — 20 years Compass Quarters — 5 years Faske’s Jewelry — 36 years Woltmann’s Welding & Fabricating — 20 years Felder’s Buy N Bye — 5 years Fischer Tile & Floor Covering — 36 years Martha’s Bloomers — 19 years Lauren Concrete — 5 years Geick, Arthur A. — 36 years Brenham Toy Company & Teacher Supply — 19 years LJ’S BBQ — 4 years H & H Machine Service — 36 years Brenham Insurance Center — 18 years Salem Volunteer Fire Dept — 4 years Brenham Veterinary Hospital — 35 years Hospice Boutique — 18 years The Barnhill Center at Historic Simon — 4 years Lacina & Kenjura PC — 35 years Kountry Boys Sausage — 18 years The Errand Lady — 4 years Thielemann Construction Co., LP & Stegent — 35 years Brazos Bed & Breakfast — 15 years Pro-Tech Solutions — 3 years WCTractor — 35 years Christians Development Company, Inc. — 15 years Tippit Dental Group-Brenham — 3 years Wellmann Insurance Agency, Inc. — 35 years The Book Nook — 14 years 12 Armadillos — 2 years Thrivent Financial — 33 years J Hill Properties-Jane Hill — 13 years Brazos Transit District — 2 years Phillips Painting Contractor — 31 years Margaret E. Blizzard Senior Activity Cent — 13 years Brenham Cell Phone Guru & Computer Repair — 2 years David Hermann Electric Co., Inc. — 30 years Preservation Storage, LLC — 12 years Cy-Fair Tire — 2 years Lete Phillips Exercise Program — 30 years Don’s Appliance Service — 11 years Prasek’s Hillje Smokehouse Sealy — 2 years Market Realty, Inc. — 30 years Downtown Art Gallery, LLC — 11 years NAMI Brazos Valley — 1 year Texas Commercial Waste — 30 years Lutherhill Ministries — 11 years Enterprise Products — 28 years Cowboy Church of Brenham — 10 years Thank you to our Chairman’s Circle members ... Thank you to our Presidential Level members ... Bluebonnet Properties Page 4 | Chamber Works | February 2020 Would you like to be New Chamber a P.E.A.C.E. Partner? A Partner for P.E.A.C.E. (Public Education Ambassador for Community Engage- Members ment) is encouraged to share the monthly value and promote that value within BRENHAM SELF STORAGE & A-1 FLAGS VALMONT INDUSTRIES, INC. the company so that possible employees and customers will see that you also Owner: Amanda Ballard Plant Manager: Tim Murray support public education. It is in hopes that the adults who see these values at 2000 HWY 290 East HR Manager: Gregg Morrison their workplace will share with the children in their lives who are also seeing this at Brenham, Texas 77833 2551 Valmont Drive Phone: 979 - 836 - 0711 Brenham, Texas 77833 school. These Core Essential Values are taught at both Brenham and Burton ISDs. [email protected] Phone: 979-277-3301 The investment is only $50 and you and your employees can make a big impact www.diamondselfstorage.net [email protected] on the future of our local workforce. Storage/Flags www.valmont.com Thank you to these dedicated Partners for P.E.A.C.E. who continue to make this Manufacturing program a success in Washington County. They help reinforce the Core Essential DAVS AMUSEMENT INC. Values students are learning in local public schools at their businesses and through Owner: David Todaro VIRTUALTONE their employee interactions: P O Box 5336 (Mailing Address) Manager: Alaina Trahan Bryan, Texas 77805 1603 W.
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