Jason Walthall has served as manager of the store in Teague for five years. He continues to work through the COVID-19-caused shortages to keep customers calm, informed and amicable. The staff has turned focus to seniors in recent weeks. Photo by Arthur De
TOP: For the last three weeks, the Brookshire’s parking lot in Teague has rarely been vacant during business hours. The store has seen five to six times its regular walk-in traffic. Deliveries are ongoing, while some items are limited to their tendency
BOTTOM: Jason Walthall and employees have kept the ship at Brookshire Brother’s Grocery running smoothly over the last few weeks. Walthall took to social media to keep customers informed, calm and notify when future deliveries would be made. Cleaning ef
Brookshire Bros. staff keeps community informed about supplies
Thu, 04/02/2020 - 12:00am
Arthur Devitalis
Brookshire Brothers stands on the pillars of being good people, serving good food and doing good deeds in the communities where we live and work. The pillars are also what the company uses to judge character in hiring and retaining employees. Jason Walthall manages and runs the Brookshire Brothers location in Teague.
“Jason embodies those pillars,” Senior Director of Marketing and PR Sally Alvis said. “We have 115 retail locations throughout Texas and Louisiana filled with employee owners like Jason who tirelessly serve their communities.”
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