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LIFESTYLE LETTER

AUGUST 2019 PUBLISHER

Becka Corbitt | becka.corbitt@lifestylepubs.com SOCIAL MEDIA COORDINATOR

Jessica DeWitt EDITORIAL COORDINATOR

Krisit Anderson | kristi.anderson@lifestylepubs.com

Dreaming Big in Frisco DO DREAMS REALLY COME TRUE? I’m here to say they do.

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Kristi Anderson CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Esther H. Photography, Guy T Phillips

My name is Becka Corbitt, and I’m the new publisher for Frisco Life. In just four weeks of being entrenched in Frisco, I have made my way to meetings with business owners, attended networking events and walked into many wonderful businesses. I have been overwhelmed with the friendly, spirited, hospitable and kind citizens of Frisco. I told my husband just the other day, “I believe this is one of the friendliest towns I’ve ever experienced.”

I’ve been involved in developing and working with many high-end publications throughout my career, and I am beyond thrilled to now have the opportunity to invest my time and energy into Frisco Life. Most importantly, I am excited to give the community of Frisco a voice through these pages. Everyone has a story, and I know there are many amazing stories right here inside the growing city of Frisco.

The August issue is all about our kids and pets. Grab an iced tea or cold lemonade

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and sit back and enjoy these delightful stories about our two important loves—I

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their spouses) and five beautiful grandkids. Oh, and we have six grand-pets!

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Inside this issue, you’ll also find photography tips, a beautiful art profile from an inspiring local artist and much more. From "Good Times" to "Around Town," we have you covered.

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Enjoy your August issue of Frisco Life. I'd like to give a big shout out to our great advertisers. I’d love the chance to meet you, hear your stories and help you with your marketing endeavors. Do not hesitate to reach out.

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Proverbs 3:5-6 Frisco Life™ is published monthly by Lifestyle Publications LLC. It is distributed via the US Postal Service to some of the Frisco areas’ most affluent neighborhoods. Articles and advertisements do not necessarily reflect Lifestyle Publications’ opinions. No portion of this magazine may be reproduced in any form without written consent. Lifestyle Publications does not assume responsibility for statements made by advertisers or editorial contributors. Information in Frisco Life™ is gathered from sources considered to be reliable, but the accuracy of all information cannot be guaranteed.

INSIDE THE ISSUE AUGUST 2019

FEATURES 16 Family Portraits in Frisco Shining Bright Through Nature

20 Kids Shouldn’t Have Cancer Foundation Jonny Wade’s Legacy

22 A Little Night Music Featuring: Karen Raehpour

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26 Publisher’s Picks Becka’s Favorite Things

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DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Artist’s Palette

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Our Town

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Frisco Family Services 25th Anniversary Gala Both new and existing supporters attended Frisco Family Services' 25th Anniversary Gala. This fun-filled event was held at the Hilton Dallas/Plano Granite Park location. This annual event helps to raise money to help hundreds of families in need across the community.Â

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Music and Science Enjoyed at Frisco Public Library Frisco Public Library jumped right into summer this year. First, nationally-acclaimed banjo-playing songster Jim Gill had a packed Council Chambers jumping to his joy-inducing songs. The kiddos were educated on music, science and art.

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With support from both an engineering staff and fellow Frisco ISD students, they helped bring these cars to life for special needs children.

Go Baby Go has continued growth and support with the likes of The Frisco Sunrise Rotary Club.

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ARTIST’S PALETTE

MILESSA’S ARTWORK

CHILDHOOD DREAMS

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MILESSA MURPHY STEWART IS A LOCAL MODERN IMPRESSIONIST ARTIST. She has completed more than 500 pieces and has traveled around the country featuring her creative masterpieces.

The Dream-Makers collection was created as recently as last year. Milessa used cabinet cards from the late 1800s and early 1900s. She has combined images of children and her take on their future career endeavors. Here she describes her art and what it means to her.

HOT AIR BALLOON Most of the time, it’s the little boys getting themselves into trouble. But these two, sisters from different mothers, have their hands full. They aren’t sure what to do. Looking around for some help or are they looking to see if anyone is watching? Being an only child, I found myself in predicaments similar to this, having to figure out how to get myself out of trouble or pay the consequence. Personally, I think they should run and jump into the balloon for the ride of a lifetime!

Details: Size: 24-by-24, heavy-duty gallery-wrapped canvas Medium: Oil THE DENTIST During my recent visit to Florida, I saw the two beautifully carved totems that had been created in Austria. To go along with the current body of work, Dream-Makers, they seemed the perfect fit for the vintage little girl that I have been waiting to paint. I think she is going to be a fine dentist or oral surgeon. I’ll bet you didn’t know my husband is an oral surgeon!

Details: Size: 24-by-24 canvas Medium: Oil

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ARTIST’S PALETTE

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THE ANCHORMAN (BOAT PAINTING)

MAGIC SHOW

The singer/songwriter, Jimmy Buffett spent

I have a vintage photo that looks somewhat like

years working as the first mate on a yacht perfect-

my redheaded grandson, though you can’t tell what

ing his “Caribbean rock ‘n’ roll” genre. We all are

color his hair is since it is black and white. My little

endowed with the power of imagination, and our

redhead loves pulling money out of my ears! He

success is determined by how we use it. I raise

believes he has magic.

my young grandson, and his imagination—just like

The little girl, seen here, is magical too! If you

this little boy—is one of the secrets behind the

notice there are two hats—one for her and one

success stories we often hear.

for him. The one on the floor had a cat in the hat.

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They weren’t thrilled about the use of the hoop to

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disappear because the love the attention and being

Medium: Oil

in the spotlight. But, the curtain is about to close… because it is way past bedtime!

GIRL WITH TEACUP Alice is an adventurous little girl and a guest of the “mad” tea party to which she is late—late for a very

Details: Size: 24-by-24 canvas Medium: Oil

important date! The cute little girl in her sunflower dress sits in a bed of colorful flowers when one of

GATOR

the butterflies asks her, “So where are we going,

The Astro Investigators, better known as the Gators,

my dear? Because, obviously, I’m not seeing things

is a group of dedicated astrologers committed to

so clear. Let’s head west where those clouds are

astrological scientific research to prove or disapprove

so distant, yeah. Later we’ll look back and think we

astrological concepts and techniques. Were you think-

could have missed it, and look each other in the eyes

ing she would be an animal tamer?

and say, I’m glad we did this.” But knowing she can’t

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fly, the butterfly sweetly tells her, “Don’t worry…just

Size: 24-by-24 canvas

know, my little girl, you will grow.”

Medium: Oil

Details: This painting was inspired by Ryan Berg’s song, “Sunflower.”

Size: 60-by-48 canvas Medium: Oil RED BALLOON What’s with the Cardinal; does it stand for something? The practice of astrology recognizes four cardinal signs of the zodiac: Aries, Cancer, Libra and Capricorn—sometimes called reacting signs. It associates those people born “under” one of these with certain human behaviors and traits like being active, self-motivated, insightful and ambitious.

Cardinal signs are the initiators of the zodiac, ready to forge ahead with plans and attract those that can support their efforts. Cardinal signs are leaders and tend to be outgoing because they’re engaged with the world in a dynamic way. They’re restless to start new projects and happiest when running the show.

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“ THE PHOTO I USED FOR THE INSPIRATION WAS TAKEN IN 1908 OF DALLAS MERCIER CONKLIN STANDING ON A STUFFED ALLIGATOR.”

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OUR TOWN

ARTICLE ESTHER HUYNH PHOTOGRAPHY ESTHER H. PHOTOGRAPHY

FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS With Texas, you can never be too prepared to have a backup plan for rainstorms or inclement weather.

If your clients have the availability, a good sunny day before 11 a.m. has cooler weather which will make clients more comfortable. The more at ease they are, the bigger the smiles.

You can also never go wrong with photographing during sunset hour. Keep in mind, the sun sets at various times throughout the year. Summer days are longer, so sessions can be as late as 7-8 p.m. Sunset lighting is beautiful in color and tones, and if you can frame the person just right, you can have a nice backlit warm glow around them!

As a photographer, most clients will rely on you to have the best angle or spot for photos. If you can get there at least 15-20 minutes before your clients, scope out the area. Look around and see where you think will be best. Consider easy access points and safety— especially look for poisonous plants and animals!

Allow time for interaction. Some children (or even adults), will find it hard to sit still in a single pose. Give your clients mini breaks to walk around and interact with nature. Even playing around and giving them things to do like walking together, hugging or holding hands can make for memorable pictures.

Family Portraits in Frisco SHINING BRIGHT THROUGH NATURE

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FOR CLIENTS

Wherever you go for an outdoor shoot, you’ll most likely be

Never underestimate a good night’s rest or a balanced meal prior to

making your way through some grassy terrain or rocky areas. Be

your session. If your session is longer than 30 minutes, I promise you will

sure to have a pair of comfortable shoes on-hand for walking. Have

get tired. If you didn’t sleep much or haven’t had anything to eat, you’ll

water to stay hydrated throughout your session.

be exasperated faster and will find that your face shows it on camera. If

Lastly, photo sessions do not have to be intimidating or scary.

the photographer asks you to hold a pose, take a deep breath in and

Enjoy the process, trust your photographer and have fun. Before you

exhale a little longer than you inhale. This will help perfect the shots.

know it, you’ll be a natural in front of the camera!

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OUR TOWN

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tips for photographers 1. Check the weather a week before and again two hours before.

tips for clients 1. Rest well and eat nutritiously.

2. Schedule morning sessions during hot seasons.

2. Pack water and comfortable shoes.

3. Utilize sunsets.

4. Arrive early to scout the best spots.

5. Interaction makes the sessions fun.

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JONNY WADE’S LEGACY

ARTICLE KRISTI ANDERSON

WHEN LIFE THROWS US THE BIG “C” WORD, IT CAN BEGIN TO FEEL UNFAIR; THIS IS ESPECIALLY TRUE FOR CHILDREN. Nearly 300,000 children worldwide are diagnosed with pediatric cancer every year. And sadly, only 4% of the National Cancer Institute budget is allotted to the pediatric cancer sector. With more than 100,000 children dying from this awful disease, it is time for changes to be made.

“I DON’T WANT ANY OTHER KID TO HAVE CANCER.”

A HERO ARISES The saying that “not all heroes wear capes” is a true sentiment—especially in the case of the little boy, Jonny Wade, who helped cultivate the foundation, Kids Shouldn’t Have Cancer. Jonny’s life started out normal; he was active in sports, very social and testing at the fourth-grade level as a first grader. One week before Christmas, Jonny arrived home from school with a headache. After several doctor’s visits and scans, Jonny was diagnosed with having a malignant brain tumor.

Due to complications throughout treatment, Jonny had to endure several surgeries, including partial tumor removal, eye surgeries, port and feeding tube insertions. He faced both physical and emotional battles that spanned across an entire year.

Even though Jonny had struggles, he kept his spirits up. The sentiment he kept repeating in the hospital was, “I don’t want any other kid to have cancer.” He researched the topic and kept asking the important questions. When he discovered that only 4% of the cancer budget is given to pediatric cancer, he made a request to his fellow US Congressman Rodney Davis to have that changed.

Jonny lost his battle with pediatric cancer on Christmas the following year. Having touched so many lives, Jonny’s funeral held more than two million people in attendance and was live-streamed for viewers across the globe. During the State of Union Address, President Obama designated the Wade family as a Hero Family.

Jonny’s legacy built Kids Shouldn’t Have Cancer Foundation. With the help of Jonny’s mother, Kimberly, this foundation has raised more than $1 million towards Pediatric Cancer research through the course of three years. This past April, Kimberly introduced the Pediatric Cancer Research Act to Congress (HR2234). This is a $370 million fund, and it would help keep Jonny’s wish alive by changing the 4%. To help pass this important bill, please email or call your fellow state representative.

In addition to her tireless work with getting bill HR2234 passed, Kimberly helps spearhead the annual fundraiser, including an annual gala held in St. Louis in September 2019 as well as the Annual Gold Party held in September 2019 in Frisco. The Annual Gold Party will hold raffles, live music and a speech from Jonny’s 12-year-old twin brother. For more information on where you can help, email Contact@KSHCF.com.

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LOCALLY OWNED

A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC FEATURING: KAREN RAEHPOUR KAREN KNEW AT A YOUNG AGE THAT SHE HAD

Frisky, fun and hopeful—these were the three

A PASSION FOR THE SPOTLIGHT. She began

words Karen chose to describe A Little Night Music.

with singing and dancing onstage through her high

The play is a drama-filled journey filled with both

school years. Once she started college, she found

the good and the bad moments we can experience

her niche to be that of acting.

while trying to find love. This includes the missed

Years later, Karen was blessed with motherhood and decided to switch gears with her career in order to best tend to her family.

opportunities, the mistakes, never giving up hope and finally finding the right fit.

Karen wishes to continue with her love of acting by

She is now back on the stage and ready to enter-

taking on more roles in local theaters. She hopes that

tain the masses. Her second show, A Little Night

people will look more into enjoying a night out with live

Music, debuted at Theatre Frisco July 26.

theater entertainment.

She stars as Desirée Armfelt.

When asked what appealed most to her about playing this character, Karen explained that this was an opportunity to play a strong leading lady that is unconventional in her ways for the timeframe this play is set. Desirée is a true romantic who never gives up

“THEATER COMES TO LIFE WHEN THE AUDIENCE REACTS TO THE ACTORS AND ACTRESSES ONSTAGE.”

hope for finding true love. Karen even stated that this role has been one on her “bucket list” of characters

–KAREN RAEHPOUR

she’d love to play. Karen is looking forward to sharing the sentiment behind the beautiful lyrics of Stephen

Make a night of it and come see Karen in action as you enjoy

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