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Wednesday, September 9, 2026 at 4:21 AM

From ‘Springtown Bread Lady’ to Veal Station Amish Market

From ‘Springtown Bread Lady’ to Veal Station Amish Market
Jennifer Lanham holds a loaf of bread inside Veal Station Amish Market in Springtown. Lanham became known in the community as the “Springtown Bread Lady” after giving away homemade bread during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Author: Jose 'JJ' Balderas

Jennifer Lanham did not set out to become known as the “Springtown Bread Lady,” open a community pantry or operate an Amish market.

Her journey toward her current life began unexpectedly when the COVID-19 pandemic forced her to close the massage therapy business she had spent years building.

“For about 20-plus years now, I’ve been a clinical massage therapist,” Lanham said. “I was like the top-rated massage therapist for many years in Parker County. It was wonderful — then COVID hit.”

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