Jamari: “We didn’t experience the 2020 that most everyone else did. It was a very exciting year for us. COVID was going strong, but that didn’t stop us from getting married and opening up this business. In a way, it seemed only fitting to open … Continue readingYoung couple tackle new business
“My mom had diabetes with all the complications. But she just kept going. She kept working as long as she could. She was in and out of the hospital, and we always knew she would come right out until the day that it didn’t happen. … Continue readingLate mother’s career motivates her to help others
“I got pretty sick when I was 17. I lost a bunch of weight, like 23 pounds, within a span of seven to 10 days. Nobody could figure out what was going on. I saw multiple doctors and I got multiple opinions. It ended up … Continue readingTeen health issues lead to career in nutrition
Rebecca Kenefic is a dietetic supervisor for the Spring Branch ISD. She is focused on providing nutritious meals to students. Related: Teen health issues lead to career in nutrition Making sure kids are fed is the most important thing
“Hunger does not discriminate. It’s not age specific. Today, one in four kids in America is hungry. That’s something a lot of people choose to ignore. “We see it on Mondays when breakfast is provided in the classroom. Some of the kids grab their bag … Continue readingMaking sure kids are fed is the most important thing
Basketball, anyone? For longtime friends Jose Serrano and Mario Rodriguez, shooting hoops is part of a stay-healthy routine that other 50- to 60-year-olds may want to follow. “We play basketball and sometimes soccer. And walking. Walking is very good for us,” says Mario (left), 63. … Continue readingThese guys work hard and play hard, too