The Boerne leg of My Most Trusted,
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89,632
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Boerne
The Hill Country is not short of good people. It is short of somebody who knows both of you.
the Sunday house. The small place in town that scattered people kept, so that they had somewhere to come together.
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A group of business owners spread across the Hill Country who introduce each other, in person and by name, to people they actually know.
The country here is beautiful and it is wide. Boerne to Fredericksburg is an hour, Kerrville is another way again, and San Antonio is close enough to matter and far enough to be a trip. So the people who could be useful to each other rarely end up in the same room, and everybody assumes somebody else has already made the introduction.
A club starts with one person who answers for it. Here that person is Jane.
Jane Lehman hosts Texas Hill Country Connect from Boerne. She works with LegalShield, putting legal cover in place for families and small business owners before they need it, so that picking up the phone to a lawyer is not a decision about money. She is not a lawyer herself. She spent years as a court mediator, which is where this started, because she watched how far most people sit from knowing what they are actually entitled to. As of September 2026 her My Most Trusted profile shows 529 trusted connections and 259 introductions made. She speaks English and German, meets people face to face around the San Antonio metro area, and will talk to anyone anywhere else.
Talk to Jane. Tell her who you are trying to reach and what for, and she will tell you straight whether this is any use to you.
German families who settled this country farmed miles apart, too far to get to town and back in a day. So they built themselves a second, tiny house in town, one room and a loft reached by a stairway on the outside wall, and they used it on Saturday nights. Market, church, the doctor, the lawyer, and everybody else who had also come in. The farms were the work. The Sunday house was where the work got connected to everything else. They still stand in Fredericksburg and Comfort, and you can walk past one this afternoon.
