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Regan Johnson nominated Jayce Niemann, Certified Speech-Language Pathologist, in The 2021 Goodday Mineral Wells Top 40 under 40. Here is why Regan nominated Jayce:

Why should she be recognized? “Jayce Should be recognized for her compassion and tenacity to help individuals, causes, and the city of Mineral Wells. She is continuously volunteering, donating, and looking for things she can do for others. She does private and anonymous work all over the community and for elderly individuals. She’s been everything from a belt buckle sponsor to parade judge and fundraiser for Crazy Water Festival.”

Professional Achievements: “Master’s Degree in Communication Disorders from Texas State University, Certified Speech-Language Pathologist. Works at an inpatient rehabilitation facility for adults. Specialized in rehabilitation of neurogenic disorders, specifically stroke On the stroke committee at Weatherford Rehab. Specialized training in Flexible Endoscopic Evaluation of Swallowing. Has provided lectures in the community regarding stroke and rehabilitation for different organizations.”

Activities: “Zonta, Palo Ponto County Livestock Association, Texas Frontier Trails, founding member of the Sherrif’s Posse Painted Ponies”

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