Lewisville Lake Symphony confers Angel status on Bill Leggett

 All of the arts groups represented by the The Greater Lewisville Arts Council need volunteers to thrive.  Annually, each group  honors an outstanding volunteer who has given  time and talent generously with an Angel award.

Bill gets his Angel from Mary Neel, Chair of the GLAC

Bill Leggett is the Lewisville Lake Symphony’s 2005 Angel.  “He is one of those "dream volunteers" that all organizations would like to clone,” says Nancy Wright, Chair of the Symphony’s volunteer Guild organization. She adds, “The Symphony has gained mightily by Bill’s "leadership by example" and the positive energy he brings to the group.”

 Bill joined the Symphony several years ago and immediately took on one of the toughest jobs available -- logistics coordinator  -- one of those thankless deadline-driven jobs where the holder only becomes visible if something goes wrong. 

 In addition, Bill has been a tireless promoter of symphony functions, an inventive problem solver, an effective fundraiser and an enthusiastic recruiter of new people to join the ranks of symphony volunteers.  He was elected to the LLS Board last year and is now Chairman of the Board.  

The Lewisville Lake Symphony, now 22 seasons young, as become one of the most respected regional all-professional orchestras in Texas