Longtime philanthropists Barbara and George Brightwell honored by loop naming

  • Barbara Brightwell holds a commemorative sign for the road named after her and her husband, George.
    Barbara Brightwell holds a commemorative sign for the road named after her and her husband, George.
  • Ron Swain leads a prayer blessing the loop.
    Ron Swain leads a prayer blessing the loop.
  • Scott Alarcon, Rita Turner and Jim Donovan attended the gathering Wednesday, March 29.
    Scott Alarcon, Rita Turner and Jim Donovan attended the gathering Wednesday, March 29.
  • Judge Stacey Mathews thanks Barbara for her leadership.
    Judge Stacey Mathews thanks Barbara for her leadership.
  • Harriet Jones, Amanda Remster and Kimberly Nesmith stand in support.
    Harriet Jones, Amanda Remster and Kimberly Nesmith stand in support.
  • Mark Dial, equine manager at ROCK, lets Grant the horse graze nearby while waiting for the event to start.
    Mark Dial, equine manager at ROCK, lets Grant the horse graze nearby while waiting for the event to start.
    Williamson County honored philanthropists Barbara and George Brightwell Wednesday, March 29, by naming a road in front of the Juvenile Justice Center the “Brightwell Loop.” A crowd gathered in front of the building to welcome Ms. Brightwell, including representatives of many of the organizations the couple has helped over the years. Mr. Brightwell was unable to attend the event be...

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