Happy Grateful Blessed with Tami Tran

In the Hot Seat: With Shelley Francis Winget & Robbin Whitney

In this episode, I'm in the hot seat. I turn the mic over to Shelley Francis Winget and Robbin Whitney. 

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Steve Hiatt: Retired Mayor, Business Owner, Lobbyist, Kaysville Volunteer

Steve Hiatt became the youngest Mayor in Utah when he took office at the age of 31. He served 2 terms as Kaysville's mayor and prior to that served 2 years on the city council.  Steve owns Wasatch Capital Mortgage and is a Lobbyist at Capital Hill.  If you’d like to be featured on this podcast click here: https://calendly.com/tamitran/podcast_recording_session

Jan Schuurman and Pan-Cree-a#%

In this episode, with Jan Schuurman (owner of Rickle's Food Truck) you'll learn about faith, hope, and hard work. This is a love story that started more than  40 years ago with Rick and Jan and grew to include a trailer pulled by beloved trucks "Blue" and "Black" and friendships that will last a lifetime.

 

This is an excerpt from one of Nurse Jan's reports on her husband Rick Schuurman's progress. On June 6,  2019 Rick was diagnosed with Necrotizing Acute Pancreatitis. A disease affectionately renamed "Pan-Cree-a#%". They've not only endured, but they've also triumphed through their trials with a healthy sense of humor and deep love and respect for one another.

Here's an excerpt from one of Nurse Jan's updates on Rick:

"As we near the end of week 4 of the feeding tube, we have to get creative, even though he can’t taste anything from the tube. He is eating a little by mouth. For instance he had soup tonight. Just something simple once a day. Most of the time it’s a banana. We are looking at surgery this Friday. The surgery is called a Cystogastrostomy. Say that with your mouth full of crackers. Cystogastrostomy is a surgery to create an opening between a pancreatic pseudocyst and the stomach when the cyst is in a suitable position to be drained into the stomach. This conserves pancreatic juices that would otherwise be lost. The surgery will be about 6 hours, followed by about a week in the hospital. His nose feeding tube will be replaced with one inserted into his side. We are hoping this will take care of Pan. He has necrotizing acute pancreatitis. Pancreatic necrosis implies a permanent condition in which a portion of the pancreas loses its blood supply. We have certainly felt and appreciate all the love and concern that has been directed our way. We are still looking at a year in recovery. Thank you again for your prayers."  Jan Shuurman 8/13/2019

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Generation Floors: Mark and Carson Higgs

Generation Floors is owned by Mark Higgs. Flooring is a Higgs family tradition that started with Mark's father. Mark remembers at 9 years old helping his dad on installation projects. He was taught the value of a job well done and the pride that comes with building a life-long reputation of integrity and quality.  Carson Higgs has joined the family business and takes pride in continuing the traditions of excellence. 

The Higgs family first settled in Kaysville in the 1800's their roots are deep and their love for this area is GENERATIONAL. They provide quality products and exceptional service. 

Generation Floors is located at:  275 West 200 North Suite 2, Kaysville Utah 801-991-0818

 

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Holly Ord: Too Market Kaysville Speciality Boutique

Holly Ord is a Kaysville resident and the owner of "To Market" which specializes in vintage, hand-picked, crafted items. Holly chooses each piece and will only buy items she'd want in her own home. Vintage stoneware (poterie renault), Old Stock pottery from an abandoned factory in France, copper pots, linens, and much more adorn her store. She partnered with Jeni Carlson, owner of  "Madeleine L'Amour" and together they've expanded their store. They're located at: 5 North Main Street, Kaysville. You can find them on instagram @Shoptomarket and online at: www.madeleinelamour.com

Annies Diner: a Kaysville Tradition with owners Jason and Dani Sanders

Jason Sanders and his wife, Dani are the owners of Annie's Diner located in the Heart of Kaysville City.  One day while eating in the diner, Jason decided that if it ever became available he would buy it and that's exactly what they did.   As new owners; they've preserved the look and feel of the diner, added new options such as a variety of freshly baked cookies and new menu items, and remodeled their conference room all resulting in a clean, fresh dining experience. 

Annie's offers take-out services through GrubHub, as well as Dine in with plenty of seating available.  People line up early on Saturday mornings for their famous, freshly made scones and their ultimate secret honey-butter, using local honey.

Annies Diner is located at:  286 North 400 West, Kaysville Utah.

 

Scroll: a Digital Marketing Company with Dan Page

Scroll is a Digital Marketing company located in Kaysville. The company is owned by Kaysville residents:  Dan Page and Shane Hickenlooper.

 

Scroll was created to provide full-service, in-house digital marketing services for companies large and small with the goal of increasing online marketing and sales. 

 

In addition to being creative entrepreneurs,  Dan and Shane are exceptional business managers. Their agility and ability to quickly pivot allowed their company to not only survive but thrive during the economic shutdown of a worldwide pandemic. 

Dan and Shane understand what it takes to build an influential, professional, strategic, digital marketing plan that allows companies to grow they did it for their company, and can do it for yours. 

 

www.joinscroll.com

Women in Law Enforcement: Sgt. Lacy Turner, Officer Lexi Benson and Noelia Sarmiento

Meet the three Female Officers of the Kaysville Police Department: Sgt. Lacy Turner, Officer Lexi Benson, and Police Academy Student Noelia Sarmiento. Noelia will join the Kaysville Police Department full-time upon graduation.

Sgt. Turner and Officer Benson are both dedicated officers who've committed their lives to Public Safety and Service. Sgt. Turner has received the First Responder Award, Law Enforcement Hero Award, D.A.R.E. Program Officer, and School Resource Officer,  She started "Cops Love Lemonade" which is a program that encourages the city youth to invite the Police to Lemonade Stands throughout the State these are just a few of her many contributions to the KPD. 

Officer Benson is the Community Policing Officer and the Department Public Information Officer. She created the "Kaysville Cash" Program during COVID-19 to support Kaysville Small Businesses.  She's a Certificate of Merit recipient and has received many awards for her outstanding accomplishments in Kaysville City. 

Noelia has always wanted to be a Police Officer and begins as a full-time student at the Police Academy next week. 

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Angies Aesthetics and It’s Simply Soap: with owners Angie Tingey and Rachel Kendell

Angie Tingey is an immigrant, small business owner, and dedicated community volunteer. During Covid she returned to school and graduated with her Master Esthetician's license. Clients can book with her on Instagram @Angies_Aesthetics_5 her services include: chemical peels, microdermabrasion, microneedling, and much more.  She loves helping people care for their skin.

Rachel Kendell is an artisan. As a life-long-learner she has many talents and interests. She started her business "ItsSimplySoap" because she loves to create beauty and enjoys the intricacy of soap making.  She can special order colors, fragrances and styles.  Her website is: www.itssimplysoap.com and you can find her at @itssimplysoap on instagram.

Planning Commission: with Paul Allred -Retired Urban Planner

Paul is a retired Urban Planner. He is now serving on the Kaysville Planning Commission. Paul shares his experience and opinions about growth, density and development.