Hays County Historical Commission members brought good thoughts and goods eats to more than 130 Hays County Sheriff's Department employees at the Law Enforcement Center recently. An HCHC contingent arrived at shift change just before the crack of dawn bringing donuts, breakfast tacos and Starbucks coffee to law enforcement officers. Representing both groups were (left to right) Larry May, Judge Bill Henry, Linda Coker, George Rosales, Brad Robinson, Marianne Moore, Sherman Brodbeck, HCHC Chair Kate Johnson and Josh Alba. (Photo by Jim Cullen)
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Hays County Historical Commission members brought good thoughts and goods eats to more than 130 Hays County Sheriff's Department employees at the Law Enforcement Center recently. An HCHC contingent arrived at shift change just before the crack of dawn bringing donuts, breakfast tacos and Starbucks coffee to law enforcement officers. Representing both groups were (left to right) Larry May, Judge Bill Henry, Linda Coker, George Rosales, Brad Robinson, Marianne Moore, Sherman Brodbeck, HCHC Chair Kate Johnson and Josh Alba. (Photo by Jim Cullen) Submitted Photo
November 21, 2009
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