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18-20 FEATURES 10
Chef’s Favorite Recipe Chris Folse of Carpool Caterer
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Sipping in The Sanctuary By Donna Canalizo & Shannon Brown
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Outdoor Living Photo by Daly-Sublette
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Design Tips By Brandi Heath
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Heath Family Photo by K Lyn Photography By Greta Honsberger
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Meet Your Neighbor Tyrus Stone Creek Club & Spa Vince Liuzza Realty Just for Teens Culver & Christopher Stone
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Pet Tips VetNaturally by Dr. G.
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Residents of The Sanctuary The Sanctuary Mardi Gras May - June 2022
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MARCH - APRIL 2022
Publisher Jonée Daigle-Ferrand
Editor Greta Honsberger
Art Director Laurie M Jones
The Sanctuary Residents Contributors Donna Canalizo, Shannon Brown, Brandi Heath, Ashley Geoghegan
Senior Account Executive Genny Daigle-Buring
Dr. Todd Brasuell has been practicing Pediatric Dentistry on the Northshore for 15 years. Dr. Tyler Mesa joined him in August of 2020 and together their passion for taking care of children’s dental needs is immeasurable. We prioritize maintaining a relaxing experience that feels like you are visiting your dental family. True Louisiana natives at heart, both of our doctors attended LSU School of Dentistry and enjoy providing the best dental care for our Northshore community. Our office is friendly, family-oriented and parents are always welcome. Our team is also highly experienced with special needs, in-office conscious sedation, and hospital dentistry. Being able to provide the children of our community with positive dental experiences is what fulfills our dental family!
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The Mayor’s Office and Mandeville City Hall are here to serve you. Below are some helpful city phone numbers: • Mayor’s Office: 985-624-3138 • Police Non-Emergency: 985-626-9711 • City Hall: 985-626-3144 • Public Works Department: 985-624-3169 • Planning Department: 985-624-3103 • City Council Office: 985-626-3144
Your City Council Representative (District 1) is Mrs. Rebecca Bush, a Sanctuary resident. She can be reached at 504-451-6565 or rbush@cityofmandeville.com. www.cityofmandeville.com Follow us on Facebook The Sanctuary is a beautiful asset to our city. Please feel free to contact me on my personal cell phone: 985-630-8578 or by e-mail: cmadden@cityofmandeville.com. I welcome your input and feedback. Honored to serve,
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LETTER FROM THE
Editor
Hello, my name is Greta Honsberger, and it is with great excitement that I introduce myself as the new editor of The Sanctuary Living. I am absolutely honored and thrilled to be a part of this outstanding neighborhood publication. I jumped at this position when it was offered to me because I love words and writing. I felt I had a lot to offer and wanted to learn all that I could about the publishing industry. I have not been disappointed. I am having such fun getting acquainted with the talented and passionate people who we feature in The Sanctuary Living. On a personal note, when not editing and writing, I enjoy being with my husband, Rick, and three incredible children: Anne, 25; Lettie, 22; Grayson, 13; three pugs, and two grand-pugs. I spend my school days teaching English at Mary, Queen of Peace, where I get to share my love of words and writing. I consider myself very fortunate to have found my passion and look forward to being a part of The Sanctuary Living.
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I have enjoyed producing another issue for The Sanctuary Living Magazine and showcasing some amazing residents and supporting local business owners. I will continue to focus on local businesses and the positive impact for The Sanctuary neighborhood, and look forward to hearing from each of you. Sincerely, Jonee Daigle-Ferrand Publisher/Owner of The Sanctuary Living Magazine
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CHRIS FOLSE OF CARPOOL CATERer
Favorite Dish
Chris Folse of Carpool Caterer believes in good, healthy food and loves sharing it. His culinary journey began when he graduated from Mandeville High School in 1997 and set out for the Art Institute of Seattle to learn the culinary trade. After spending ten years learning his trade under some of the best chefs in the country, honing his skills, and deciding what exactly he wanted to do in the culinary world, he landed back in Mandeville with a very rewarding culinary career. According to Chris, Carpool Caterer came about from “Divine Intervention and God’s timing.” He was working at a local restaurant, and quite unhappy with his work situation, when a fellow chef friend with a home-based business asked him to fill in for her one week and cook for a group of Northlake Christian moms. This friend would cook for the moms on a weekly basis, then deliver them to the school. Not long after, his friend, who ended up launching another business, asked Chris if he wanted her client list to continue the path she had forged in this catering niche. He accepted the challenge and built on the concept by adding deliveries, a storefront where folks buy ready-made meals, and a weekly menu distribution that feeds thousands of Northshore families.
After ten years in business, the concept of home-cooked, healthy meals ready and waiting for busy families is stronger than ever. Moms all over the Northshore look to Carpool Caterer to feed their families, even their pickiest eaters. The secret ingredient to Chris Folse and Carpool Caterer’s success is the friendly, presentable staff who genuinely put their best into every dish that goes out their door to someone’s dinner table. About the sincere and careful effort that goes into each dish, Chris explains, “ [We] take the time to do things right. We go the extra mile to ensure our food makes mouths move!” Finally, in case you didn’t know, here are a few facts about Carpool Caterer. They are open 7 days a week and feature a large frozen food selection that is always discounted. Also, they offer grab-and-go lunch items for the person on the midday errand run, as well as individual-sized portions of their meals, plus, they deliver just about anywhere. In this month’s Chef’s Favorite Recipe, Chris decided to share the technique he uses to cook beets because his customers often ask him, “How do you cook your beets? I’ve tried several times and they just come out terrible.” So...the wait is over for you beet lovers because according to Chris, cooking beets this way is a simple thing to do. Have a look.
HOW TO COOK BEETS • Just put your beets into an oven-safe pan with 1/2” of water in the bottom of the pan. • Cover tightly (to avoid steam loss) with aluminum foil. • Put into oven at 375-400 for 1.5 hrs. -(If you don’t have a fan in your oven then they could potentially take 2.5 hrs.) -After an hour (you should be able to smell beets cooking) remove the foil and poke the largest beet with a knife. -You should have very little resistance and the knife should easily slide right in. -If you don’t feel they are tender enough, let them ride for another 20 minutes. -Once they are cooked, cover them with ice or just run cold water over them to cool them. -Once they are cooled: peel the beets under a cold water stream from the faucet. -If they are difficult to peel (sometimes it happens) use a rag as an abrasive to remove the skin. -Dice to your size preference and marinate in a dressing of your choice.
A Tasty Beet Marinade Here is a basic marinade that tastes terrible by itself, but naturally sweet beets will boost its flavors and make you crave them! This marinade will last a month or more in the fridge so stash it and just dress your beets as you cook them. Making large batches of vinaigrettes saves tons of time when you’re in a hurry! This dressing is not good on its own, so don’t judge this book by its cover! Salt and pepper your beets after they’re diced and before you dress them. You should be able to dress beets all month on this recipe alone. • 1c white or brown balsamic (You can use any vinegar you like, really.) • 1/2 cup of oil (avocado, olive, grape seed, canola) Extra virgin is the choice here. • 1 each chopped shallot or 2 TBLS red onion (Shallots are tiny, very strong red onions in the peel. Rouses always has them.) • 1/2 cup of honey • 1 Tbls dry basil (Fresh is even better but reduces shelf life.) • Juice and zest of 1-2 lemons
A Few Things About Beets… • If you use too much water then the water will steal all of the nutrients that the beets naturally provide. • Nutrients are God’s natural seasoning! • Yellow beets cook faster than red beets by about 30 minutes. • Beets love citrus and fresh basil!!!! • Beets last forever; I can’t explain, it but they do. • Overcooked beets do not have as much nutritive value, so find that sweet spot and enjoy the benefits of eating beets. • Don’t panic when you use the restroom. You don’t have a kidney or bladder infection. Beets stain your everything!!! • Beets actually widen your blood vessels which increase circulation and make you run better! • Beets naturally reduce blood pressure, so we could possibly cut out pharmaceuticals and use what God gave us to keep our bodies performing correctly!
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HOA BOARD
Notes At Carpool Caterer we focus on fresh and healthy, fully prepared, ready to heat and eat meals. We offer a brand new menu every single week with a bounty of different healthy options with glutenfree menu items. We make all of our food in-house with lots of love and special attention to detail. These meals are available for pick up at our storefront and we do deliver Monday through Thursday as well. On top of the prepared meals we also offer:
MAY 22ND - Sanctuary HOA Neighborhood Crawfish Boil SANCTUARY PICKLE BALL Every Thursday Evening Where: Sanctuary Tennis Court #3 Time: 6:00 to 8:00 PM For more info contact: Julie Johnson at julie@jajcommunications.net Please make sure to REGISTER YOUR GOLF CARTS with the DMV. The Sanctuary residents must follow the Mandeville city laws to operate a golf cart.
• Plenty of frozen foods such as vacuum-sealed proteins, soups, prepared entrees, crawfish pies, great for busy nights! • Senior citizen meal plans available • Kids options • Grab and go lunches, salads, sandwiches, wraps • Desserts fresh baked Carpool Caterer is your local neighborhood’s stop for quick, fresh, healthy meals to go! Store Hours:
Monday through Thursday 9 am - 5:30 pm Friday, Saturday, Sunday 10 am - 3 pm
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SIPPING IN
The Sanctuary
Welcome to the Sanctuary Living magazine drinks column! Donna Canalizo and Shannon Brown recommend seasonal cocktails in each issue making sure you’ll be mixing up only the tastiest libations out there. So join us as we stir, shake, and pour something delicious!
MARTINI’S In this issue, Sipping In The Sanctuary is CHEERfully focusing on a classic cocktail: the Martini! Traditionally, gin was the spirit used in Martinis, but in this issue we have chosen to use vodka from Ukraine in support of the country during this difficult time, so put that gin in the bin! Historically, the Martini was a rather simple cocktail featuring gin or vodka and Vermouth with an olive or lemon twist garnish, but who created this wonderful concoction? One account is that the popular cocktail was created by a bartender at The Occidental Hotel in San Francisco during the Gold Rush of the mid-1800s. The flavorful cocktail, it is said, was fashioned for travelers getting ready to ride the ferry to the town of Martinez. Just as interesting as the history of the Martini are the little tidbits of information associated with a good Martini. For instance, having an even number of olives in a Martini is considered bad luck. In order to avoid this omen, one or three olives must be present in the cocktail. Also, the kind of olives are as important as the number of olives. The best olives are ones that will stand up to this boozy cocktail. The Spanish Manzanilla olives are always a great choice. If you
are feeling adventurous, try blue cheese-stuffed olives. You will not be sorry, as the combination of the blue cheese with the boozy juices is a true delight. Another little known fact about the Martini involves James Bond. It turns out, James Bond was all wrong about his Martini when he ordered it shaken. True Martini enthusiasts know that a stirred Martini is the way to go since the ice does not melt as fast. In order to get that pure clarity and smooth mouth-feel, always ask for your Martini stirred, not shaken. No one likes a diluted cocktail. The stirred not shaken argument presents another question. Just how long should a Martini be stirred? Some say 60 seconds is the right amount of time to produce a perfectly balanced cocktail, while others argue that 30 seconds will do the trick. Finally, if you are not a fan of Vermouth, it can easily be taken out to give you what’s called a “Bone-Dry Martini.” We like our classic Martinis a little dirty, or a lot dirty! Making a Martini “dirty”, simply means that olive brine is added to the mixture for an added layer of deliciousness. Nowadays there are lots of variations to the Martini. The days of just a dirty Martini are a thing of the past, as is presented in the following recipes. Here, we’re presenting three for your experimenting enjoyment.
The Dirty Martini Ingredients: (makes two drinks) 5 oz. vodka 1 oz. dry vermouth 1 oz. olive brine (or more if you like) Directions: Combine ingredients in a mixing glass filled with ice and stir until chilled. Garnish with one or three olives in each glass.
Grapefruit Martini Fruity martinis are very popular. Ours uses fresh grapefruit juice to make this drink super refreshing. Add a slice of grapefruit to the glass for a beautiful presentation. Ingredients: (makes two drinks) 4 oz. Ruby red grapefruit juice 4 oz. vodka 2 oz. Grand Marnier (or triple sec) Directions: Combine ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice and shake until chilled. Garnish with a slice of grapefruit. 12 | The Sanctuary Living
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Spicy Chocolate Martini The spicy chocolate martini is wonderfully decadent with a hint of heat, using Kahlúa, Baileys, chocolate syrup, and a dusting of cocoa powder on top. Ingredients: (make two drinks) 4 oz. Baileys Irish Cream 4 oz. Chili Chocolate Kahlúa (or use Godiva chocolate liqueur for traditional chocolate Martini) 8 oz. vodka Chocolate syrup and cocoa powder for garnish
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OUTDOOR
Living THIS MANDEVILLE HOME IN THE SANCTUARY
After two years of enduring isolation and masks, it’s time to start entertaining, and what better place than your own divine home? Many area residents have turned their abodes into comfortable gathering spaces, where guests feel relaxed and welcomed, and where residents themselves feel the tranquility of a well-designed space which suits their own personal needs. Whether your idea of serenity is a pool and spa, or lush grounds that harken back to an English manor, landscape architects and designers are at the ready to transform any 14 | The Sanctuary Living
space into the home of your dreams. At The Sanctuary in Mandeville, homeowners started with nothing more than a plot of land, but by the time landscape architect Brian Sublette, in conjunction with the home’s architect, began to lay out an elaborate array of swirling parterres, the end result looked more like Versailles, than this 4-lot home on the north shore of Lake Pontchartrain. “This particularly intricate pattern is arranged with Boxwoods,” explains Brian Sublette, ASLA, of Daly-Sublette. “One must be May - June 2022
BOASTS INTRICATE BOXWOOD PARTERRES By Leslie Carde Photo Courtesy of Daly-Sublette.
very careful with boxwoods as they have become subject to blight, a fungal disease which can enter the property from another property with infected plants. But, there are new heartier varieties of boxwoods now, and we often substitute dwarf Yaupon Hollies.” The look is dynamic with the Christmas tree-like topiaries punctuating the corners, and dwarf mondo serving as ground cover amidst the boxwoods; it’s an elegant look. “This design took close to a year with revisions, and the May - June 2022
actual execution took 4-6 months,” says Sublette. “There’s a sense of drama here, with the trees spectacularly uplit. With an acre of land, there’s room for the motor court, and a swimming pool, which cannot be seen in this photo.” There’s something magical about this space, sure to be heightened by a cool breeze and a beautiful sunset. Strolling these grounds is the ultimate in relaxation. Writer, Leslie Carde can be reached at Leslieinolamag@gmail.com The Sanctuary Living | 15
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DESIGN TIPS BY
Brandi How to create that Beautifully-Functional Design by Brandi Heath
Spring is here!! It’s that time of year when everyone is ready to get outside and shed those coats and long sleeves that we’ve been wearing these past few months. Now is the time to get your patio and yard area freshened up and functional for spring and summer use! I know what you’re thinking. Furniture is taking way too long to come in these days, so it’s already too late. You are in luck, though, because our good friends at Eros Home in Madisonville have everything you need IN STOCK are ready to make your outdoor space feel like paradise!
Here are a few design tips to help get that “straight out of a magazine look”: 1. Eros Home has a ton of furniture for your outdoor space. They have everything from living and dining spaces to lounge spaces. Eros Home has many different styles to fit everyone’s unique space. However, if it is not in the cards this year for you to get new patio furniture, there are ways to give your current space a refresh. Try adding new vibrant pillows, a rug. and my favorite, a beautiful fiddle fig tree or boxwood trees to help liven up that patio space. 2. The fabulous umbrellas with fringe in your outdoor space not only acts as a decorative element but are very functional to move around! 3. Whether you like fresh flowers, faux boxwoods, or a mixture or both, Eros Home has all of the planters you need for them! They have every variety, including all sizes and colors to add to your space. 4. Water features are always one of my favorite outdoor touches. They add a sense of zen, visually, as well as in the tranquility of their soothing sound. 5. Change out that patio can light with a great chandelier or add some sconces on the back wall for mood lighting. Did you know most beautiful chandeliers can be used both inside and outside? So, don’t be afraid to walk upstairs at Eros Home, and pick out a beautiful fixture for that outdoor space. 6. Lastly, don’t forget to add your finishing touches with candles, baskets for towels, outdoor poufs, and table centerpieces for that little extra!
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HEATH FAMILY
By Greta Honsberger
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or the May-June issue of The Sanctuary Living, we are excited to feature the Heaths as our Cover Family. Brandi and Shane Heath began calling The Sanctuary home in 2016 when they moved to Mandeville from the Baton Rouge area because of the great location and schools. Fast forward seven years, and add some significant life changes, the biggest of which was the birth of their first child, Cayman, who was born last May. Moving to The Sanctuary was an easy decision for the couple when they first started looking for a home on the Northshore. Although the couple loved their original home in the neighborhood, 18 | The Sanctuary Living
the plan was always to eventually build a home reflecting their style, wants, and needs for a family residence. Constructing their home would have been a natural choice since Brandi is a licensed general contractor and designer, as well as the owner of L & H Home and Designs. Coming from a family of contractors in Hammond, Brandi enjoys incorporating her construction knowledge with her design expertise to provide the experience of the two in one. The couple looked to Brandi’s combination of the two elements to build their own home, but that was not exactly how it turned out. Their plan to build was quickly modified when Shane, an insurance May - June 2022
and putting special touches to every element of the decor. Naturally, Brandi was able to use her construction and design expertise to refine their home and make it the perfect fit for their vision of a family home.
salesman and owner of Plantation Boat and RV Storage, stumbled upon the house that would become their family home in early 2019. As Brandi reflects on the first time she toured the property, she recalls, “We fell in love with it and everything we could eventually add to it!” One of the things that the couple liked most about the home was the open floor plan. Brandi points out about the open space, “[It] is so functional for our family! We love how homey and inviting it feels.” The couple also appreciated the quality construction and design of the home. A blank slate and ready for the couple to make their own touches, they jumped right into making it their own by changing all of the lighting, landscaping, May - June 2022
When asked what her favorite room in her home is, she was quick to say it is the closed - in attic. Yes, attic! Once she described the functionality of this great space, I can see why! Brandi uses the spacious attic to store all of her seasonal decorations. She likes the idea of attic storage without having to go into an actual attic. Another huge bonus for this storage area is the fact that it has heating and air conditioning. It is a dream come true for the person who loves to decorate for all seasons and keep their myriad of items stored in an organized fashion. The Heaths always look first to support local businesses whenever possible. For an evening out, they enjoy dining at Tchefuncte’s in Madisonville, but, says Brandi, “We also like venturing out to all the great local dining spots around town.” When Brandi searches for home k The Sanctuary Living | 19
decor for her clients, she explains that she goes all over the St. Tammany area. She loves working with all the local stores to get a little of each of their styles. The Heaths have a genuine appreciation for the St. Tammany area and embrace all that it has to offer. The couple, avid golfers, enjoy golfing at Beau Chene and Tchefuncta Country Club when home, but always like to fit golfing into their vacation whenever possible. A leisurely getaway for the Heaths involves exploring a place with beautiful tropical weather. Of course, now that the couple are the parents of Cayman, they are looking forward to visiting Disney World, another of their favorite vacation spots. Brandi and Shane are very happy with their move to Mandeville, specifically their neighborhood. Looking for a change that included a great location and schools, the Heaths made the right choice, as it took no time at all for them to fall in love with living in The Sanctuary and make it their home.
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meet your
Neighbor, Tyrus
Tyrus and his wife, Ingrid Rinck.
Photo credit Brian W. Johnston. By Brad Ferrand
HAIL TYRUS! You’ve seen him on Fox News. You’ve seen him on the big screen. You’ve seen him in the wrestling ring. You’ve seen him atop an illuminated float in the Orpheus parade. Chances are you’ve also seen him enjoying a nice walk down a quiet street inside The Sanctuary. Tyrus is your larger-than-life neighbor who has seemingly lived at least three or four lives and is still going strong. Tyrus is everywhere these days, but he and his wife, Ingrid, and their children, Georgie, Rock, and Rhett, call Mandeville and The Sanctuary home. Tyrus was born in Massachusetts but grew up in the Los Angeles area. He fell in love with the Northshore area when he was filming the movie No One Lives in Mandeville. Then, while he was in town for a WWE event, he met his future wife, Ingrid Rinck, who is from the Northshore. Now, he can’t imagine living anywhere else. Tyrus and his family love everything about being residents in The Sanctuary. “It truly is a sanctuary. I love taking walks along the trails in the neighborhood with my family and taking in the beautiful wildlife and scenery,” Tyrus said. “You can’t get this beauty and peace anywhere else.” Tyrus looks forward to the tranquility found within The Sanctuary since he spends several days a week in New York City where he works as a regular on-air contributor for many Fox News Channel shows such as “Gutfield” and “The Five”. Sure, it would be easier for Tyrus to live in New York City, but Mandeville has captured his heart, and he does not mind the commute as long as he can still call The Sanctuary home. Tyrus’ journey to The Sanctuary has been filled with adventure after adventure. In his early years, Tyrus was a bodyguard for Snoop Dogg. Shortly after college, Tyrus began his wrestling career in the WWE and became a main character in WWE for years under the ring name “Broadus Clay.” Tyrus even appeared before millions of television viewers at Wrestlemania XXVII and XXVIII. Tyrus has wrestled against several WWE legends such as John Cena, The Big Show, Jinder Mahal, and Dolph Ziggler. Tyrus then continued his wrestling career with TNA wrestling in 2014 where he changed his ring name to Tyrus. In 2016, Fox News host Greg Gutfield first invited Tyrus to serve as a guest commentator on “The Greg Gutfield Show”. This 22 | The Sanctuary Living appearance impressed everyone at Fox News, and soon, Tyrus
began appearing as a regular commentator on many Fox News shows. Tyrus has also returned to the wrestling ring for the National Wrestling Alliance “NWA.” Tyrus currently holds the NWA World Television Champion Title, and he has no intentions of relinquishing that title anytime soon. “I’ll continue wrestling as long as I can continue to lace up my boots with ease,” Tyrus exclaimed. “And the last time I wrestled back in August, I laced them up without a hitch, so I think I still have something left in the tank.” Recently, Tyrus had the distinguished honor of serving as the Monarch for the Krewe of Orpheus. Tyrus recalled the phone call from the parade organizers informing him of his selection. “I got a call and the invite to be the Monarch of Orpheus, and the Orpheus people kept telling me how much I am going to love New Orleans and the Mardi Gras atmosphere. They even wanted to meet me at the airport with a jazz band and a police escort,” Tyrus recalled. “I let them finish, and then I said, ‘I live in Mandeville.’ There was silence and then chuckles,” Tyrus said. “They assumed I lived in New York and had no idea I lived just across the Causeway.” Tyrus at least got his police escort across the Causeway as he arrived Mardi Gras weekend to reign as Orpheus’ Monarch. “I actually got to chase the police for once,” Tyrus boasted. Tyrus was treated like a king and enjoyed every second of his reign. “I really can’t say enough about the fine people in the Krewe of Orpheus, including Sonny Borey and Renee Maxwell,” Tyrus said. “From the executive board, to the Krewe members, and to the NOPD officers in charge of security, everyone was amazing,” Tyrus recalled. Tyrus even admitted that riding in the parade was more thrilling and exciting than being in the ring in front of millions of television viewers during his appearances at Wrestlemania. Tyrus also proudly mentioned that his lovely wife surprised him with a custom-made crown to wear during his ride. At the end of the night, when his float pulled into the Convention Center, Tyrus was on cloud nine and even had a surprise reunion with several of his wrestling opponents from his days in the WWE, including his friend, Chris Masters. During his reign, Tyrus reunited with Jamie Foxx, and they reminisced about an incident back in Tyrus’ bodyguard May - June 2022 days in Los Angeles when Tyrus was forced to use some necessary
force to protect Mr. Foxx from an unruly fan in a club. Finally, at the end of the night, Tyrus was presented with a huge surprise: a lifetime membership in the Krewe of Orpheus. What a ride it was and continues to be! Tyrus, as you can tell by now, wears many hats. In addition to his trademark Boston Red Sox hat, his Fox News hat, his wrestling hat, his acting hat, and his father and husband hat, Tyrus now wears a new hat – author. He recently completed his first book - an autobiography entitled, Just Tyrus: A Memoir. His recentlyreleased book dives into his wild, but triumphant, life story. Tyrus is most proud of his book’s predominant message of accountability. “I just want people to understand that life is about taking ownership of not just your victories, but also your failures. We need to stop playing the victim all the time and to own our mistakes and problems in this life,” said Tyrus proudly. Tyrus also reflected on his book’s message by stating, “I hope people will read my book and understand my struggles growing up as a child but also understand that just because you are sometimes dealt a bad hand in life, it doesn’t give you the excuse to fold and not make something of yourself. Blaming others will get you nowhere. Accountability and humble self-reflection will pay you dividends in life if you focus and work hard to succeed.” Tyrus continued, “The only hero in the book is me. The only villain in the book is me. The important thing is looking in the mirror and taking responsibility and not falling on that crutch by blaming someone else. Life is not about blaming people.” Tyrus’ book is a must-read for anyone looking for inspirational insight and motivation. It is available at amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, Books-A-Million, and other major retailers. When his busy work schedule finally winds down each week, Tyrus always finds his way home to Mandeville and The Sanctuary. He loves shopping at The Fresh Market and buying most, if not all, of the roses in the floral section for his wife, Ingrid, on a weekly basis. He also enjoys breakfast at Coffee Rani, and Mexican at La Carreta. His go-to date-night spot is Gallagher 527.
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Tyrus and his wife, Ingrid Rinck, following the parade. Tyrus also wants to branch out and try some local Thai and Vietnamese spots as well. Tyrus also enjoys an occasional cheat-meal pizza at Coscino’s, but shhhhhh….please don’t tell his health-conscious wife, creator of the Rinck Routine. Wherever Tyrus is, his heart is always at home in The Sanctuary with his family. The world slows down while he is home. Even something as simple as catching some rays from the South Louisiana sun on his balcony with his family alongside means everything to him. Tyrus and his family truly are a treasure to this community, and we are happy and lucky to have them here. Hail Tyrus, our adopted king!
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Club and Spa Call 985-801-7117 for more info. www.stonecreekclubandspa.com 1201 Ochsner Boulevard, Covington, LA 70433 When I asked what sets Stone Creek Club and Spa apart from others, Hope Riccobono, Director of Membership, emphasized, “Our facility is second to none. That is very evident from the moment you walk in our doors.” She went on to elaborate that a sparkling clean facility is nothing without a staff that is amazing. Stone Creek has both: a sparkling clean facility and an amazing staff. Stone Creek Spa and Club prides itself on giving people a different experience. This different and fabulous experience is what the staff calls an “Everyday Getaway.” Just what is an Everyday Getaway? In short, the Stone Creek Club and Spa Everyday Getaway encompasses state of the art equipment; seventy-five work-out classes per week lead by highly qualified instructors; nationally trained personal trainers; and the Stone Creek Tennis Campus featuring 9 beautiful hydro clay courts and 5 hard surface competitive courts, and 5 pickleball courts. All 19 courts are brilliantly lit with 12,000 watt per court on 30 ft. light poles, which creates a professional-quality playing experience. The Everyday Getaway at Stone Creek would not be complete without a visit to the luxurious, fullservice spa offering massages, facials, body treatments, and nail services, just to name a few. For the younger set, Pebble Creek, the Stone Creek childcare area, offers a variety of activities to keep the kids active, involved, and entertained. Finally, a tasty, relaxing meal is an important part of any Everyday Getaway, and the Creekside Cafe is the place to find it! This delightful cafe offers a variety of fare, including salads, paninis, sandwiches and even burgers. Available for members and non-members, breakfast, lunch, and dinner are all served in a serene atmosphere. Last, but not least, is Stone Creek’s Tower Bar, another feature included in the Everyday Getaway. Few things compare to having a cold beverage, poolside after a grueling workout or tennis match. The very thought of the Everyday Getaway sounds inviting because it offers something for everyone. This summer, Stone Creek is looking forward to several events. Hope Riccobono shares about the upcoming fun, “We will host several poolside movie nights, an adults only cocktail party, Jr. tennis programs, specialty fitness classes and so much more!” Sounds like a fantastic time awaits for a great family-filled summer at Stone Creek. First-rate amenities, a sparkling clean facility, and employees who are dedicated to the needs of their members is what makes Stone Creek Club and Spa a health facility like no other. It turns out, your Everyday Getaway is in your own backyard at Stone Creek!
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VINCE LIUZZA
Realty Group
Experience, Professionalism, and Attention to Detail: Those three elements are the foundation of the Liuzza Realty Group and what drives local realtor/ broker Vince Liuzza. Growing up, Vince’s family was in the restaurant business, in fact, he hails from three generations of restaurateurs. It was a natural assumption that he would join the family restaurant business, and he did, for a time, but that all changed after he and partner Frank Stuart began speculating on condominiums in Pensacola and in the New Orleans Warehouse District. The year 2004 would see Vince get his real estate license and become a residential realtor with the Warehouse District and West St. Tammany as his specialties. A year later, he and Frank would purchase a home in The Sanctuary where they would live for 16 years. The years that he spent in The Sanctuary were not only wonderful years for him personally, but professionally as well. “As my real estate business grew, it was only natural that I became an expert where I have lived for 16 years.” His intimate knowledge of The Sanctuary as a long-time resident has been a vital asset to his clients. A record year, in 2021 Liuzza Realty Group represented the buyers and sellers of $16,900,000 of home and homesites in The Sanctuary. Clearly, Vince’s first-hand knowledge of the neighborhood’s housing trends, prices, and phases, as well as the relationships he has developed, have resulted in a solid record of success.
experience to represent you, so listen to their advice.” He also adds that it is important to take the emotional apsect out of the decision making process when real estate is involved because it is a business decision. These real estate pearls of wisdom could save someone a great deal of stress in the today’s complex real estate market. Vince has extended the reach and services of Liuzza Realty Group beyond southwest Louisiana, as he is now licensed in Mississippi, and Frank is licensed in Florida, where he has sold over $30,000,000 of properties to Vince’s Louisiana clients in the Pensacola Beach region and specifically, the Portofino Island Resort. The relationships that Vince has built over his 16 years as a resident of The Sanctuary, combined with his company’s foundation of Experience, Professionalism, and Attention to Detail, make Liuzza Realty Group uniquely qualified to represent you, the special properties of The Sanctuary, and your real estate investments along the Gulf Coast.
In 2016, Vince formed Liuzza Realty Group after earning his brokerage license. The decision to form his own company was an easy one for him, as he explains, “I inherited my entrepreneurial spirit and drive from my father, and this was the right time in my life and career for me to independently “brand” myself and build a company on the foundation of my Experience, Professionalism, and Attention to Detail.” The difference at Liuzza Realty Group for its agents is that they receive encouragement and support from Vince to build their own personal brand, not the brand of the brokerage. This model is unlike that of typical corporate brokerages. This difference, says Vince, “ has put our agents on the cutting edge of what is now a national trend of personal branding.” When asked about his favorite aspect of his day to day, without hesitation, Vince says, “The ACTION.” He appreciates the fact that no day is ever the same and never dull. From marketing and meetings to photo shoots, showings and strategies, each day brings a new and rewarding challenge for the realtor/broker. “Listen to your realtor, “ explains Vince when asked what advice he would give clients when it is their time to buy or sell their property. He expands on that notion, logically. “You researched and hired the person whom you feel has the best May - June 2022
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Teens
Culver and Christopher Stone are two business-minded teens who have found their niche in their own backyard. Their business venture, appropriately called, “My Best Friend” is a dog concierge service that started from a simple inquiry on the Sanctuary Sister’s Facebook page. About a year ago, a neighbor posted that she needed someone to help with exercising their two rather large dogs every afternoon with a long walk. Culver, not exactly knowing what he was in for, accepted the task of walking these two lovable Labrador mixes. Because of their size, walking them at the same time was a bit more challenging than he had anticipated. It didn’t take long before he turned to his younger brother Christopher for backup. In no time, the brothers found their groove with the Labradors. They quickly began to realize that taking care of dogs and other pets could be the perfect fit for a neighborhood business. Plus, Christopher and Culver really enjoy being outdoors making this newfound “chore” all the more fun. Pretty soon, the idea for “My Best Friend” became a reality. Culver, a freshman at St. Paul’s who plays J.V. football for the Wolves and Christopher, a 7th grader at Mary, Queen of Peace who spends his time playing baseball for the NOLA Monsters, make a great team as they juggle school, sports and pet business responsibilities with ease. Helping people manage their pets is something that Culver and Christopher both enjoy.Christopher explains that he likes the dogs that can run with him because it’s fun and great exercise for him and the dog. Culver loves spending time with animals of all
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kinds and plans to pursue a career in veterinary medicine. Helping people with their pets is a natural fit for him. Culver stresses that dogs need at least one, brisk, forty - five minute walk daily, minimum, and he, along with Christopher, are more than happy to accommodate. The Stone brothers take pride in their work as pet caregivers and take as much pride in their school pursuits. Science is a favorite subject for both. Christopher finds science interesting and the easiest subject, which he attributes to his interest in it. Culver likes how science incorporates math, giving it a challenge that he appreciates. It’s a bright future for this pair who hope to one day pursue careers as doctors: one for people and one for animals. “My Best Friend” offers a variety of services for pet owners who live in The Sanctuary. Christopher and Culver will happily walk, run, feed, check on, and even change cat litter for your furry family members.“Getting paid is great, of course, “ says Culver, “but really I just like being with the pets.” For a couple of brothers who stumbled upon their budding enterprise by happenstance, Culver and Christopher Stone have found a calling where they can be helpful to their Sanctuary neighbors, and they get to hang out with some pretty awesome pets. If you are looking for help with your pets, reach out to the Stone brothers @ CO572@yahoo.com
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PET TIPS BY
Dr. G. VetNaturally
With summer fun comes some dangers for our pets. Here are several tips to help you and your furry bestie have a safe summer. Follow VetNaturally on FB or Instagram for reminders! 1. Provide plenty of water and shade and always place the water in the shade so it stays as cool as possible. 2. Try freezing some treats in a block of water. When you put the frozen block of water out, the ice will melt, and your dog can have a cool treat ( blueberries, bananas, organic dog treats). Provide regular drinking water in addition to this frozen treat. 3. If your dog or cat has a dark coat they are more heat sensitive because dark fur absorbs more heat. Monitor these pets more carefully. 4. If your dog has a double coat (huskies, labradors, golden retrievers) they will be more prone to heat stroke because their coat is thicker. Monitor these pets more carefully. 5. Don’t shave your pet’s hair off for the summer! Hair is a natural skin protectant. Shaving your pet’s coat will decrease their sun protection. It will also slowly destroy your pet’s arrector pili muscle. This muscle lifts the hair off the dog and allows a layer of air between the surface of the hair and the skin-serving as an insulated barrier from the sun. 6. When walking your pet, choose a cool time of day. The time we recommend at VetNaturally is right as the sun is coming out or setting. Additionally, before you and your pet hit the sidewalk, VetNaturally recommends that you place your hand on the sidewalk for 10 seconds. If this temperature is comfortable for you, it is okay for your pet and won’t harm the pads on your pet’s paws. 7. Be sure to monitor your dog’s footpads and interdigital spaces. Walking around on the street and grass has many dangers for your
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pet. Sticks, broken glass, branches, twigs, and the like can often lodge in the paw. Animals can’t just pull out a splinter. They will bite at the area, limp, or worse: suffer in silence. Check the feet regularly. 8. Fleas and ticks are in full force during the summer months. Apply a veterinary approved product to protect your pet from getting bitten and from bringing the tick or flea into your home. 9. Make your Fourth of July plans now with respect to your pet. Doggie day care will fill up quickly, so booking in advance is a must. If you will be home with a firework phobic pet, make plans to help them. Acupuncture, aqua-puncture, appropriate essential oils and certain Chinese herbs can all be helpful for pets scared of foreign firework noises. If your dog has severe anxiety with fireworks, he may need veterinary recommended and approved sedation. 10. Activities for your pet like jogging and walking, as well as allowing them to sit in a poorly air-conditioned car for only a few minutes can become deadly for pets in Louisiana. Due to harsh summer temperatures, heat stroke is a serious danger to pets. Be cognizant of overheating signs: open-mouthed breathing, heavy panting, thickening or lack of saliva, red gums, and the last adaptation is a LONG curled tongue. When you begin to see these signs, your pet is getting overheated and needs attention at once. Also any breed with a short nose (bulldog, pug, French bulldog, etc) is much more sensitive to heat in general, so taxing activities in the heat are particularly dangerous for these breeds.
Print a copy of these important tips, tape them to your fridge, and have a safe summer! Much love, Dr G
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Sanctuary residents share photos of their family vacations, birthdays, celebrations, and announcements! Please email any photos you would like to submit in our upcoming July-August issue to TheSanctuaryLiving@gmail.com
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On Saturday, February 19th, the “KREWE OF SANCTUARY” sponsored a lively neighborhood Mardi Gras Parade. The festive event for neighborhood friends and family hosted golf carts, four wheelers, bicycles, and even some walking groups of revelers! Canadian-themed golf cart owners, Kent and Mel Vernon were the lucky winners of this fun Sanctuary salute to Mardi Gras 2022.
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