Support Lt. Bret Elliott & His Family

Standing together for a man who has spent 17 years serving others.

Lieutenant Bret Elliott has dedicated 17 years of his life to serving Williamson County through the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office in Georgetown, Texas. Throughout his career, he has been part of an agency and a law enforcement family that values service, loyalty, and standing beside one another through life’s most difficult moments.

Now, Bret and his family are facing an unimaginable challenge.

Bret has recently been diagnosed with end-stage cancer and has been given devastating news about the limited time he may have left. As he and his loved ones navigate this heartbreaking chapter, the family is facing not only the emotional weight of this diagnosis but also the financial challenges that can accompany advanced cancer and end-of-life care.

Bret is deeply loved and respected by his coworkers and so many others whose lives he has touched throughout his years of service. He has been part of our law enforcement family for nearly two decades, and now it is our turn to stand beside him and his family.

We are asking fellow employees, friends, family members, and members of our community to come together and help ease some of the financial burden during this difficult time. Contributions will help the family with medical expenses, end-of-life care, household bills, and other expenses as they focus on what matters most: spending precious time together.

No contribution is too small. Every donation, share, and expression of support is a reminder to Bret and his family that they are not facing this journey alone.

For 17 years, Bret has been part of the team that serves and protects our community. Today, we have an opportunity to give back to someone who means so much to so many.

Please consider donating and sharing this fundraiser. Your kindness, generosity, and support will mean more than words can express.

Thank you for standing with Lt. Bret Elliott and his family during this incredibly difficult time.

Once part of our law enforcement family, always part of our family.