ROC Black History Spotlight: William F. Britton II

Brownwood man finds purpose in serving adults with developmental disabilities

Published on Feb. 11, 2026

William F. Britton II, a Brownwood native, has overcome personal challenges and now dedicates his life to serving adults with developmental disabilities at the Aldersgate Enrichment Center. After a period of 'living on the wild side,' Britton found his calling and has been an active member of his church community for over a decade.

Why it matters

This story highlights the resilience and redemption of an individual who has turned his life around to make a positive impact on his community. It also shines a light on the important work being done at the Aldersgate Enrichment Center to support adults with developmental disabilities.

The details

Britton was born in 1964 in Brownwood, Texas, to William F. Britton Sr. and Betty J. Britton. After attending local schools, he moved to Dallas and graduated from Sunset High School in 1982. For over 40 years, Britton describes his life as 'living on the wild side,' until he returned to Brownwood in 2013 and reunited with his wife, Kimberly Randle. Since then, Britton has been employed at the Aldersgate Enrichment Center, where he currently serves as the Road Crew Supervisor, working with adults with developmental disabilities. Britton credits this role as a 'divine assignment' that has softened his heart and deepened his compassion.

  • William F. Britton II was born on May 10, 1964, in Brownwood, Texas.
  • Britton graduated from Sunset High School in Dallas in 1982.
  • Britton returned to Brownwood and reunited with his wife, Kimberly Randle, in March 2013.
  • Britton and Kimberly Randle were married on May 11, 2013.
  • Britton has been employed at the Aldersgate Enrichment Center for over 11 years.

The players

William F. Britton II

A Brownwood native who has overcome personal challenges and now dedicates his life to serving adults with developmental disabilities at the Aldersgate Enrichment Center.

Kimberly Randle

Britton's wife, whom he reconnected with in 2013 after returning to Brownwood.

Pastor Eric Jordan

Britton's mentor and the leader of A Breath of Praise Community Church, where Britton is an active member.

William F. Britton Sr.

Britton's late father.

Betty J. Britton

Britton's mother.

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What they’re saying

“Not a thing.”

— William F. Britton II (brownwoodnews.com)

The takeaway

This story showcases the power of redemption and the positive impact that can be made when an individual finds their true calling in life. Britton's journey from personal challenges to dedicating his life to serving others is an inspiring example of how one person can make a difference in their community.