Your connection to the co-op
Bluebonnet's community representatives connect us to the areas we serve — our members, local business leaders and elected officials.
Our four community and development services representatives each oversee specific counties within Bluebonnet's service area.
The core responsibilities of the community representatives include:
- Providing basic information about Bluebonnet services, programs, activities, regulations, rates and fees
- Responding to member inquiries and referring individuals to the appropriate Bluebonnet department or personnel for assistance
- Representing the cooperative on local committees and task forces, attending community events and delivering presentations to civic groups
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Wesley, a Brenham native, joined Bluebonnet in 2011. During that time he has served in multiple positions at Bluebonnet. Most recently, he was manager of energy services. In that job, he had oversight of renewable energy resources for Bluebonnet members as well as the planning of new power line construction. Before that he was the cooperative’s community and development services representative for the Brenham area. Wesley was on the Texas A&M RELLIS campus advisory board and was on the board of the Washington County Chamber of Commerce. He is involved with the Boys & Girls Club of Washington County, Leadership Burleson County, Camp for All Camp Friends, Animal Shelter Task Force, Association of Rural Communities in Texas and the A.W. Hodde Technical Education Center at Blinn College advisory board. Wesley and his wife, Aubrey, have three children, Avery, Riley and Emily.
Washington County native Kyle joined the co-op in July 2018. He worked for the Texas A&M University System and Blinn College for nearly 15 years handling event management, program development, resource development and alumni relations. Kyle is a past chairman of the Washington County Chamber of Commerce and is also involved with the Washington County Fair, Camp For All, Brenham ISD Education Foundation and St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. Kyle’s wife, Mindy, is also a Washington County native, and they have two children, Barrett and Gretchen.
Tim joined Bluebonnet in 2015. He’s not new to Manor, however. He grew up there before leaving to play professional baseball for the Pittsburgh Pirates organization. He worked 21 years with KST Electric, a commercial and industrial electrical company in Manor. Tim is still active in athletics, playing fast-pitch softball and helping out with his daughter’s volleyball team. He is involved with the Manor and Elgin chambers of commerce and the Manor Education Foundation.
