HTV Video: Jeanette Guy earns BARC's Legendary Service Award

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HTV Video: Jeanette Guy earns BARC's Legendary Service Award

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Every quarter, BARC awards one employee with the Legendary Service Award. They receive $1000 donated by SIMS Metal Management and the Houston BARC Foundation. Jeanette Guy was the most recent Legendary Servive Award recipient. Mayor Sylvester Turner was there to present a proclamation and HTV was on the scene to spotlight Guy's accomplishment.

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