Wanda Greenhill

Wanda Greenhill was born in Alice, Texas and moved to Harlingen at the age of four.  Wanda's grandparents came to Harlingen in 1928.  Being a native Texan, she is proud of her state and wants to promote tourism in every way possible.  Wanda has been involved in tourism through her position as General Manager of South Texas for Advantage Rent-A-Car.  Her daily business takes her on all the highways and byways of the Texas Tropical Trail Region.

Wanda and her husband Paul live outside Lyford in Willacy County.  They have four great children and nine extra special grandchildren.

Wanda is the President of the Harlingen Arts and Heritage Museum Advisory Board.  She is also treasurer of the RGV Museum Association, which is the fundraising arm of the Harlingen Arts and Heritage Museum.  She is an active volunteer, treasurer of the RGV Birding Festival, and member of the Texas Travel Industry Association, past president of the Northern Cameron County United Way.  She is past secretary of Harlingen North Rotary Club, past board member of the Harlingen Chamber of Commerce, and past judge of the Miss Texas USA Pageant.  She was the first woman president of the Bethel Lutheran Church Council.

Wanda Greenhill currently serves on the Texas Tropical Trail Region board and represents  the Harlingen Arts & Heritage Museum.