About Tamara

Originally from Helotes, Texas, Tamara Cuellar Garza moved to Bryan-College Station in the fall of ’97 where she earned both a Bachelors and Masters degree from Texas A&M University’s College of Architecture. It was then and there that she fell in love with the community and has called Aggieland home ever since. She is an impassioned leader with over 20 years of professional marketing experience with influence and impact across our community that includes service to the Junior League of Bryan-College Station, the Hispanic Forum of Bryan College Station and the Texas A&M Association of Former Students – Hispanic Network.

In addition to community service, she currently holds civic positions on the Historical Landmark Commission, the Zoning Board of Adjustments and Community Development Advisory Board for the City of Bryan and enjoys leading her Eastside Historic District Neighborhood Association. She was a strident supporter of the revitalization of Bryan’s Historic Downtown through her time on the board of the Downtown Bryan Association, which spearheaded events like First Friday,The Downtown Street Art Festival, Texas Reds Festival and sparked the renovation and re-opening of the historic Queen Theater.

Tamara pours into the community not for herself, but for her family. She is married to Alex Garza, a local photographer and professor at Blinn College – and together they raise their two wild boys in a 120 year old home that is a perpetual work-in-progress. Moving from a place you live into a place you love is our goal as a realtor estate agent and advisor. She’s looking forward to helping you navigate those hurdles and help you fall in love with the community in the process!