Torch Awards Given to Four Local Businesses For High Standards in Ethical Behavior

By: Mike George

Updated: Thu 5:38 PM, Apr 19, 2012

At a luncheon and award ceremony by the Better Business Bureau, four Bryan-College Station businesses were given Torch Awards for their high standards in ethical behavior.

1.) Small Business: Aggieland Automotive-Bobby Miksch and Kirk Holland. A letter of reference pointed out " They provide quality customer service , a reasonable price; they are true to their word and stand behind their work.

2) (Tie) Medium Business: Readfield Meats & Deli and University Title
First time in the history of local awards , the judges agreed on a tie in the medium business category,

Readfield Meats-Richard,Larry & Roland Ruffino. A letter of reference from an out of town customer stated they are a Bryan, Texas legend and said the thing he missed about Bryan was their smoked sausage.

University Title Company: A letter of reference had this to say about the company: "They epitomize what is the best in our local business community"

3)Large Business: BMI Defense Systems-Beverly & Kyle Greenwood. A reference letter from a retired Marine General had this to say about the company." They maintain a standard of ethical excellence unmatched by any other company I know".

The awards ceremony was held Thursday at Pebble Creek Country Club in College Station. Hundreds of business people were in attendance.

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Torch Awards Given to Four Local Businesses For High Standards in Ethical Behavior

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