“The county tournament is always a big stage, and everybody wants to win it,” Skylar says. “It’s something you dream about as a kid.”

“Enduring the loss of my grandparents, seeing them in those vulnerable states where they were most in need of care and compassion really set me on the path toward where I am today.”

“My family play a huge part in keeping me pieced together too. If I ever feel overwhelmed by my classes or exams, my parents and grandparents are there to help however they can. I can always depend on them.”

“I know how it feels to have scars and want better skin. That’s why I love helping my clients begin a skin regimen and get the skin that brings them confidence.”

“Dad tells people, ‘We're not your average moving company,’” Andrew says. “We're extremely blessed with guys who are not going to come into your house and use vulgar language. They'll take care of everything you have, just like it's their own.”

“We started scrubbing shirts when we were about 12 years old,” Shauna said. “As we got older, dad always told us the family business was hard work and he encouraged us to go to college.”

“A lot of patients we see at our clinic come from an underserved population. We're pretty much the only clinic in the area that will help a majority of these folks.”

“I grew up here. I remember when we were next door, being a little girl and playing in the bridal section. I’ve always loved and been interested in the industry.”

“The importance of community was ingrained in me from a very young age,” she says. “I was taught that, no matter where you live, it is imperative to be active in your community and give back in a way that helps it thrive.”