Plano attorney named to
Lutheran Social Services board

AUSTIN, Texas - Plano attorney Bryan K. Gallerson, of the law firm of Spigner & Gallerson, P.C., was recently appointed to the board of directors of Lutheran Social Services, a multi-faceted social service agency.

With an annual operating budget of more than $79 million LSS serves more than 35,000 children, elderly and poor throughout Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi each year.

“I am very pleased that Bryan is serving on our board” said Dr. Kurt Senske, chief executive officer of LSS. “His genuine concern and compassion for those in need and his leadership abilities make Bryan a perfect fit for our organization.”

Selection for the board is based on demonstrated interest, expertise and involvement in serving the Lutheran Church through its social ministries. The 16 members of the LSS board have a three-year tenure and are responsible for the overall management of the agency and for determining its policies.

LSS Metroplex programs include the Nelson Children’s Center in Denton, which helps children with severe behavioral and emotional problems, and adoption and foster care services.

Gallerson earned his bachelor’s degree in electronics engineering with honors from Southern University, and his law degree from Texas Southern University. He and his wife, Paulette, and their three children, are members of Resurrection Lutheran Church in Plano.

Lutheran Social Services of the South is the social service arm of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod. LSS annually serves more than 35,000 children, elderly and poor in Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi regardless of religious beliefs, ethnicity, gender or age. Its ministry includes children’s residential treatment, foster care, adoption, emergency assistance, health care and retirement centers for seniors, adult day care and disaster response.

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