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INSIDE THE ISSUE JUNE 2021
FEATURES 10 Movers and Shakers Men Making an Impact
18 NCMC Critical Care Nurse - Andrew Canterbury Covid 19 and Beyond
23 All Hybrid, All Wheel Drive, All Luxury The 2021 Toyota Venza Has it All!
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34 Northern Colorado Veteran’s Resource Center Supporting Our Veterans Every Step of The Way
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The American Cancer Society’s Cattle Baron’s Ball of Northern Colorado will mark its 29th year with sights set on the traditional, in-person event Saturday, September 18th in Windsor, CO, under the volunteer leadership of Jean Schober Morrell, Ph.D. "We all have personal reasons for supporting the work of the American Cancer Society,” said 2021 Chair, Jean Schober Morrell. “As a 32-year breast cancer survivor, I‘ve become a passionate supporter of the Society and this event. After recently losing my husband Pete to pancreatic cancer within two months, I’m determined to help ‘lead the fight for a world without cancer’.” Businesses and individuals are invited to support the American Cancer Society and this year’s mission of cancer research in Colorado through sponsorship opportunities and table reservations, available now. More information can be found at www.cbbnoco.com/.
RETURN OF FRIDAY FEST TO DOWNTOWN GREELEY The season will begin with two bands May
The American Cancer Society is a grassroots
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force of 1.5 million volunteers and the only organi-
Jam Kickoff June 4th, a Greeley Area Chamber
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of Commerce takeover June 11th, the Greeley
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Stampede Kickoff celebration June 18th, and
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more. The season will run through September 17th to allow for OktoBrewfest in Lincoln Park to be held on the last weekend of September.
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R M OVE S AND
SHAK E R S
Greeley Leaders Making an Impact
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E ASKED GREELEY NATIVE, SUCCESSFUL BUSI-
NESS OWNER AND PHILANTHROPIST SCOTT EHRLICH WHAT MAKES GREELEY GREAT. He shared a very recent event that evolved as a direct result of the Pandemic, as a microcosm of “what Greeley is all about.” Scott was one of a small group of local leaders and other business owners on a Zoom call late spring of 2020. The group was working to trouble shoot how to help Greeley small businesses survive with the no revenue coming in for them due to the shutdown. He stepped up and made a sizable financial commitment to a concept they
“I’ve been very fortunate to have lived here my entire life.” would later call the “small business recovery fund.” Scott’s contribution did not end there, he then, as he always does, called his network of other great local business leaders and entrepreneurs and encouraged and challenged all of them to participate. These
Scott Ehrlich
donated dollars were a literal “life-line” to qualified small businesses. This was done well in advance of state and federal help, which the group knew would come, but they also knew those funds would take time. Scott learned from his Dad “to respect everyone, and continually hold onto that respect.” That life lesson carries over to the giving attitude he lives by everyday. He credits the Monfort’s and Rick Montera for teaching him the value of giving back to the community. He states, “I’ve been very fortu-
SCOT T EHRLICH
nate to have lived here my entire life.” Many believe Greeley is equally fortunate to have him and so many other great givers and leaders like him. CONTINUED >
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LOCAL’S CHOICE (CONTINUED)
J E FF C ARLSON
WHAT WOULD YOU SAY HAS BEEN THE PROUDEST MOMENT OF YOUR CAREER? My proudest moment was my involvement in the 2019 sale of North Colorado Medical Center. I was serving as the Board Executive for NCMC Inc. during the sale, which involved selling the land, buildings and equipment to Banner. The hard work the Board and I put forth to complete this sale allowed our nonprofit organization to continue charitable giving on a much larger scale and create truly impactful long-term changes for the citizens of Weld County. Following the sale, NCMC Inc. changed its name to The Weld Trust and together with the Board, we developed our mission to promote excellence in health and education in Weld County. The Weld Trust is founded with strong core values including integrity, sustainability, compassion, humility and responsibility to guide our work. We embody these values in our culture inside the organization and out in the community. I am honored to serve as its CEO, and proud to lead an organization with strong ethical principles. It is a privilege to partner with other nonprofit agencies in Weld County toward building positive permanent changes in health and education in our communities. I envision The Weld Trust helping shape charitable giving in Weld County in perpetuity.
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“My proudest moment was my involvement in the 2019 sale of North Colorado Medical Center.”
HOW DO YOU DESCRIBE THE
around the park. The community has been
GREELEY STAMPEDE?
great and very patient as we make our way
The Greeley Stampede is a community
through the ever changing situation. Our top
event that brings everyone together. We
priority is to put on a safe event for the entire
provide affordable family entertainment for a
community to enjoy. After what everyone
10-14 day event. Our concert series is a great
has been through this the past year, we think
example, as guests can purchase 5 concerts
the community will be ready to have some
for only $100- the cost of one Denver con-
fun, watch the rodeo, listen to live music and
cert. The rodeo & concerts get the head-
see their friends at the Stampede.
lines, but we have continued to add other types of attractions like Tea with the Queen,
WHAT IS THE FAVORITE PART
Zumba, Brushes & Bulls and barn dances to
ABOUT WORKING FOR THE
provide something for everyone.
GREELEY STAMPEDE? Making memories for the community. It
WHAT CAN PEOPLE EXPECT AT THIS
is great to see the hard work put in by the
YEAR’S GREELEY STAMPEDE?
staff & volunteers when the gates finally
This year’s event will be modified. We are
open and the community comes out for
working hard to continue as many Stampede
the carnival rides, turkey legs, live music &
traditions as possible, but the short timing
the rodeo action.
and uncertainties will cause some changes
“The Greeley Stampede is a community event that brings everyone together.”
CONTINUED >
Justin Watada
J USTIN WATADA CONTINUED >
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HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR EXPERIENCE AS COUNTY COMMISSIONER? Ask any current or former commissioner why they ran for the position, and their answer will undoubtedly boil down to one common element: the desire to serve, improve, and protect their community. Weld County is a county rich in diversity and history, and although we span 4,000 square miles and are home to 32 individual municipalities, we are very much a community - One that values fiscal responsibility, desires continued improvement and promotes
“This is an amazing place full of amazing people.”
responsible growth.
Where else do you have the oldest symphonic orchestra west of the Mississippi River and a nationally recognized award-winning microbrewery? How many other places can say that three separate government entities came together to build a 21-mile walking and biking trail for the public to enjoy? What other county has made a long-term commitment to residents through a low mill levy and no county sales tax, allowing those residents to keep more money in their own pockets? Weld County. This is an amazing place full of amazing people. Whether it’s through land
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use and development or community project participation and support, I’m proud to work with a board dedicated to preserving all that makes this county so great! And perhaps, more importantly, I’m proud to live in a community as strong and supportive as this one.
JOHN GATES Born and raised in Greeley, Mayor John Gates has served this community on so many levels. The Greeley Central and AIMS Community College Alum, Mayor Gates has seen 60 plus years of evolution of Greeley to the thriving city it is today. From a population of just over twenty-five thousand people in the 1960s, to a population today of over 110 thousand, Greeley has certainly transformed right in front of everyone’s eyes. John’s service to Greeley is beyond impressive. He served 25 years as a Greeley Police Officer and retired in 2003. The past 18 years he has worked as the Chief of Safety for District Six Schools. Concurrently he was a member of Greeley City Council for 8 years, the past 4 years he has served as Mayor. If that’s not enough, John has served on the board of directors for many organizations; to include the Greeley Chamber of Commerce, Boy’s and Girl’s Club, Greeley Stampede Committee, Suicide Education Support Services, Youth and Family Connections and Upstate Colorado. You would be hard pressed to attend a community event or non-profit fundraiser without seeing John and his wife Patty in attendance. He is a Mayor truly leading by example. Mayor states that from his eyes, the City of Greeley is such a great place because of its amazing residents. He also loves Greeley because the voters have continually shown they will invest in their city. CONTINUED >
John Gates
“The City of Greeley is such a great place because of its amazing residents.” CityLifestyle.com/Greeley
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Seeing how access to high-quality, afford-
is able to continue to provide students with
able education has changed so many stu-
the latest classroom and lab technology,
dents’ lives, Chuck Jensen finds it personally
and offer students support services that
and professionally rewarding to serve as the
help ensure their success.
Vice President of Administrative Services/ CFO at Aims Community College.
There are many other aspects about Aims that Jensen values, including that Aims is a
Jensen has been at Aims for almost four
leader in affordability among colleges in the
years and has more than 20 years of expe-
state, and Aims’ commitment to empowering
rience in higher education senior leader-
students to succeed and enriching economic
ship. He is passionate about working for a
development in northern Colorado. Aims con-
community college and is proud to be part
tinues to drive forward in these areas, with its
of an organization that has been such an
Aims2UNC program providing a pathway for
important part of Greeley and Weld County
students to earn a bachelor’s degree, as well
for more than 50 years.
as the construction of a new Welcome Center
In his position at the College, he sees
on the Greeley campus, which will provide
first-hand the impact of community sup-
top-notch services for students and exciting
port for students. From this support, Aims
opportunities for the community.
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HOS SE IN SHIR A ZI Hossein Shirazi has a great All-American story. He is the epitome of what’s great about our country and certainly the community of Greeley. Arriving in the United States in 1976, Hossein would have never dreamt what life accomplishments would be achieved over the next four plus decades. He came to America, Greeley, UNC, to chase the American dream. He has exceeded on all fronts, personally, professionally and philanthropically. He barely spoke English, but he needed a job to pay his college tuition. Toddy’s hired him as a bagger. Then he quickly worked his way up to clerk. The Teller Restaurant would be his next job, starting out as a waiter, but then he earned his way to become a bartender. Since 1982, he has been a Principal with Shirazi benefits, serving hundreds of businesses with Health Insurance. Hossein has an amazing appreciation for Greeley, as it supported and afforded him the chance to work hard and earn. According to Hossein, his greatest accomplishments are his wife Christy, and successful adult sons David, Marc and Jonathan. Today, he supports all non-profits, but with a close affiliation to the Boys and Girls Club, Frontier House
Hossein Shirazi
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NC MC C R I T IC A L CA R E N U RSETA K E S T O T H E SKI ES
Andrew explaining to physicians visiting from Tunisia how ICU teams turned COVID patients over who were on ventilators.
NCMC Team
COVID 19 AND BEYOND
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I CAME TO GREELEY/UNC IN 1993 AS A TRANSFER
I had always felt like I had missed an opportunity
STUDENT. I started working as a CNA and EMT at
to serve in the military and nine years ago, I discov-
NCMC on May 3, 1994 with hopes of medical school.
ered the Air Force had Critical Care Air Transport
NCMC was still a local community managed hospital at
Teams (CCATT), and knew this was a chance to serve
the time, and although there has been A LOT of change
and practice ICU nursing in a truly intense new way.
in it (and the community), the roots of that sense of
I currently serve as a Major with the 153 Air Wing in
“working at the local community hospital” is one of the
Cheyenne doing what I train to do every day at NCMC,
things I am still so proud of 27 years later. Family prac-
but then get to take that into a C-130, C-17, KC135, or
tice medicine was quite a bit different back then. After
Blackhawk anywhere in the world and bring our sick
seeing the life toll paid by family practice doc’s, I opted
and injured soldiers back from rough situations.
to finish my biology degree with a Secondary Education
My kids are the root of my hobbies and they are, what
Certificate. My wife and I met at UNC and both gradu-
I believe, is a testament to what growing up in Greeley/
ated with education degrees a few years later. Teaching
Evans and a public school District 6/UNC/Aims/AP/
here in District 6 and Kersey PV7, we got a sense of
dual enrollment education can yield if kids take advan-
Greeley as “home”. Despite a variety of education and
tage of all that is offered and work hard. My son is now
amazing employment opportunities elsewhere, I found it
a Mechanical (Propulsion) Engineer for an air and space
hard to leave bedside patient care and the medical field
vehicle development company, one daughter is work-
and continued to work part time at the hospital. Years
ing to be a NICU nurse after she finishes her first B.A.
rolled by bringing us four kids. While they were young,
at CSU on a full ride Monfort scholarship she earned,
I decided to re-dedicate my career to health care and
another daughter will be attending UNC in the fall study-
returned to UNC for a degree in Nursing on scholarship
ing voice and performing art, and our third daughter is
from the NCMC Foundation. Starting out as a new nurse
in high school looking toward agricultural or equine
in the ICU was not common and was a lot to take on, but
science. Living here surrounded by agriculture, good
my time at NCMC, skilled mentorship, and team support
careers, opportunities, being close to both bigger cities
helped me thrive, and now, over 13 years into nursing, I
and the mountains, Greeley has always been a great
continue to grow and learn every day.
place to call home. CONTINUED >
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NCMC CRITICAL CARE (CONTINUED)
WHAT HAS BEEN THE MOST
No matter how overwhelming a situation can be,
CHALLENGING THING WHILE CARING
team is how we overcome and our NCMC team
FOR COID-19 PATIENTS?
may not always agree on all the details (like any
+ Aside from unprecedented patient care and family
family) but when the chips are down, I wouldn’t
needs, the greatest challenge was separating fact
choose any other team. I would confidently put our
from fiction, assumption from science, determin-
team up against any problem and use our ability to
ing lead and authority (Chain-of-Command) and
reprioritize and execute the plan as a team.
balancing logical and emotional responses. This directly correlates with military service, and in
NURSES AND DOCTORS ARE BEING
particular, Officer School. The concept of “identify
CALLED HEROES THROUGH OUT THE
all threats, assess, plan, communicate, execute,
PANDEMIC. WHAT KIND OF HEROES HAVE
adjust, repeat” were daily challenges to keep up
YOU WITNESSED?
with at all levels. Communication within this is so
+ The expression “Heros” makes me twitch. I under-
important. When communication within the chain-
stand that it is a term of appreciation and respect
of-command is not effective the system fails. We
and people need to express those things. I, and
became experts at managing this challenge as
many of my team, are not sure how to respond to
a team and facility. This is where the function of
this idea. (Just feed us, we like food!). Once again,
individuals and teams is truly tested.
like in military service, we do the essence of this
+ Having to limit visitation, especially at end-of-life,
job every day. Every threat has its differences, but
has also been very hard on all of our staff, not to
we have done the essence of our jobs through
mention devastating for the community. Guiding
H1N1, child suicide, and hundreds of other life or
patients and families through that natural process
death battles that we face with our patients and
is important to us, and not being able to do what
families daily. It is our passion and our purpose.
we normally do takes a toll on the soul. At the
We are just a bunch of people with different skills
same time, I am not sure it would have been good
who were blessed with the gift to serve our com-
for the community-at-large to come into the ICU
munity (in mass). It’s hard for me to think of us as
for visitation. Given the extent of the operation
heroes, instead, we are protectors and providers.
we had going on in the ICU, we would have been
In other words: I have witnessed ordinary, skilled,
tripping all over each other and I think it would
passionate people and teams doing unheard-of
have compromised our ability to do the rest of
procedures, providing unprecedented care, with
what needed to be done to save lives.
unrivaled compassion and limited resources, in
+ The parallels between this pandemic, critical
previously inconceivably large numbers. At one
care nursing, and the military are universal. The
point, I counted our unit caring for 36 patients
takeaways are the importance of team and how
on what would have previously been considered
to reprioritize elements of care to the essential
“beyond normal life support” and ventilators in a
needs of people, the community, and each other
previously 16 bed ICU with, unparalleled survival
as a team. It’s what Officer Training School was all about – “Lead: Do everything, with nothing, have it done yesterday, and minimize casualties.” We have
We remain here steadfast as protectors and pro-
to reprioritize to execute the mission: to maximize
viders for you, no matter what the need. I would
positive outcomes, utilize resources, and support
stress that we are not yet through this pandemic.
individual and group resiliency for this and the next
People are still coming in with COVID, people are
inevitable challenge. Those reprioritized elements
still on the ventilators. Vaccination is important
are so extensive, but basically everyone in every
and makes a difference.
other profession around the world had to do the same thing… reprioritize and roll with it. In CCATT we use the phrase “Adjust, Adapt, Overcome.”
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Andrew Canterbury
Negative pressure isolation transport chamber Andrew designed and built for moving COVID + ICU patients in a UH-60 Blackhawk
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05 Carefully remove foils from ribs and lather with your
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favorite bbq sauce. 06 Put ribs back on smoker for 30-60 minutes until sauce thickens. Let sit for 20 minutes before cutting. 07 Recommended pellets are a mixture of apple, hickory and pecan. * Dugout’s favorite rub consist of: paprika, cumin, celery salt, ground black pepper, dark brown sugar, salt, ground oregano, cayenne pepper, ground lemon zest, and dry mustard.
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DRIVER’S NOTEBOOK
THE 2021 TOYOTA VENZA HAS IT ALL!
All Hybrid, All Wheel Drive, All Luxury
DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN HYBRID VEHI-
road and are designed to keep you and
CLES WERE JUST IN YOUR IMAGINATION?
your passengers protected from harm.
Toyota has been building hybrid vehicles for
If you love the Venza styling, you will
over 20 years and the all-new 2021 Venza is an
love the performance and gas mileage
excellent example of how far technology has
that goes along with the crossover and
advanced in the last two decades.
if you’re not familiar with Toyota’s hybrid
Filled with luxurious features, the 2021
technology and you’re saying to yourself,
Venza prides itself on “elevated elegance.”
“do I have to plug it in?” The answer is
The tech-focused Venza contains a unique,
no- The Venza operates like any other
large 12.3” touchscreen display that offers
vehicle and requires less maintenance
information projected onto the windshield
than a non-hybrid. This provides you
for the driver and an optional Star Gaze pan-
with peace of mind and less out-of-
oramic roof that can transform from clear to
pocket repair costs - making this a great
opaque with the touch of a button.
vehicle across the board.
The Venza offers exceptional comfort for your next cross-country road trip or quick trip down the street to the dog park in town. The heated and ventilated front seats will
FEATURES
provide comfort in the summer and winter
+ Pre-Collision System with
months. The rear seat features a 60/40 split which makes it convenient to fit your family, visitors and family pets into the Venza! The Venza wouldn’t be a Toyota without
Pedestrian Detection + 2.3 Inch Touchscreen Display + Full-Range
Dynamic
highlighting Safety, and nothing compares
Radar Cruise Control
to Toyota Safety Sense 2.0, which comes
+ Lane Departure Alert with
standard on the 2021 Venza. This package of features will help keep you safe on the
Steering Assist + Automatic High Beams, Land Tracing Assist and Road Sign Assist + 10 year/150,000 mile warranty on the hybrid components + 39 MPG 5 Seats
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HEALTHY LIFESTYLE THE PRO GOLFER’S FITNESS JOURNEY
SCOTT
STALLINGS’
WORKOUT
LIKE MANY IMPRESSIONABLE KIDS WITH GIDDY ENTHUSIASM FOR THEIR FAVORITE SPORT, SCOTT STALLINGS DISCOVERED HIS INTEREST FOR GOLF AT THE YOUNG AGE OF 3.
But it was the “aha moment” for his LOVE of the game that came in 1997 when Tiger Woods won the Masters and would forever change the entire landscape of the industry, as well as what Stallings would aspire to achieve in his future professional endeavors. Little did he know at the time, however, not just how successful he would become, but also how an unforeseen health compromise would also rock his world, and his cross training, for the better.
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FROM 3-YEAR-OLD PUTTER TO ALL-AMERICAN GOLFER: STALLINGS’ BACKGROUND Born in Boston and raised in Oak Ridge, TN, Scott set off on his golf career at the early age of 3 and trained his way through achieving all-state golfer and Dean’s List status in high school. He was a seven-time tournament winner and was an All-American while attending Tennessee Tech, and he has won on the PGA Tour three times as a professional golfer. Upon realizing earlier in ‘97 “that Woods wasn’t that much older than him,'' Scott set himself into overdrive to “get it together” and tapped into his natural drive to be one of the best. CONTINUED >
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HEALTHY LIFESTYLE (CONTINUED)
SCOTT’S HEALTH PROBLEMS AND DEVELOPING A NEW WORKOUT
Flash forward to the year 2016: It became a life-changing year he never would have anticipated; one filled with strife as he learned he had been diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea and acute adrenal fatigue. It was a result of some unhealthy nutritional habits, both of which affected his ability to continue effectively as a professional athlete. With the guidance of doctors, surgeons, and his good friend Rich Froning, a four-time Crossfit champion, Scott developed a workout to trim 60 pounds, boasting 10% body fat, revising his daily eating habits, and sleeping healthily through the night.
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THE WORKOUT BASICS:
STALLINGS’ PRIMARY EQUIPMENT: KETTLEBELLS - Cast iron or cast steel ball with a handle attached to the top; ideal for exercises that combine cardio, strength and flexibility training. BARS AND WEIGHTS - A long iron bar on which weight plates are placed. Weights come in a variety of styles, including weight plates, barbells and dumbbells. DUMBBELLS - Short barbells, usually held in each hand MEDICINE BALLS - Weighted balls roughly the diameter of the shoulders that are used for strength training and rehabilitation
HIS TOP EXERCISES:
KETTLEBELL POWER SNATCH: Uses ground force to leverage the kettlebell upward, then the shoulder, arm and back support the weight as it gets pushed overhead. Also a great cardio exercise and trains the body for a good golf swing.
KETTLEBELL HALO: LANDMINES:
Start by holding the kettlebell upside down
LANDMINE RAINBOW:
height and rotate it around the head like a
Tracing the shape of a rainbow, take the barbell down alongside each hip in a rotational movement and then back to an overhead position. Strengthens legs, shoulders and arms; improves coordination for ground-up downswing. LANDMINE ROTATIONAL CLEAN AND PRESS: Facing the landmine, hold the bar in your right hand, then pivot your toes 90
at chest height, then lift the weight to head halo in both directions. This exercise focuses on shoulder mobility—which is important for a good golf swing—and warms up the muscles and soft tissue around the shoulder girdle.
degrees to the left, dropping into a deep lunge while still holding the bar with
CLEAN TO LUNGE:
your straight arm. Press into your front foot and stand up as you press and
First, the kettlebell is lifted from the ground
lift the barbell to chest height, all in one quick motion. From the waist down, this move mimics the look of a golfer finishing a swing.
to shoulder height. Then, the foward lunge loads weight into the legs one at a time, which happens from the backswing to the
LANDMINE THRUSTER: Thrust the barbell upward from a squat position. Builds lower-body muscles, which are key for the start of the groundswing and to get longer off the tee.
downswing. The exercise increases strength in calves and forearms, which is essential for a powerful swing.
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HEALTHY LIFESTYLE (CONTINUED)
“I came to the realization that it was no one’s fault but my own. The excuses and finger pointing led back to me, and once you
STALLING’S BEST ADVICE FOR GOLFERS
take ownership, you take power in that,” Scott says. “The voice within gave me some scary realizations that I always hated the doctor, and that they would tell me something was wrong. I learned a little information goes a long way, and that saved my health. Make one change today, and make another one
TIPS FOR THE AVID GOLFERS READING THIS? “Golf is a grind, but don’t let physicality get in the way of your game,” Scott says.
tomorrow, and you’ll never look back.” Had Scott not gone to the doctor because of that innate fear, he never would have known the diagnosis of sleep apnea that needed to be addressed. “You only get one body,” he says. Luckily for Scott, he didn’t have an overwhelming, crazy life overhaul. Instead, he was able to find one small thing, delivering simple systematic changes in his workout that led to his improvement in fitness and quality of life. He still was driven to be one the best PGA Tour players and the best family guy he could be, and he would do all of the discovery, the surgeries, and the daily changes all over again to continue living his best life. “I legitimately have some great people push me and stay around me,” Scott says. Scott has traveled the world over, playing on some of the best courses around, from Augusta National twice, to courses across Asia, Europe, Australia, and the hope to cross the Middle East and more stunning destinations in New Zealand off his global travel list. His next “bucket list” trip? Golfing 36 holes a day across seven courses on Long Island, some of the top in the country all within 20 miles of one another— and you better believe Scott “teed up” a “fitness test” among him and his two buddies to see who would fare the best in the end.
Today, Scott happily shares healthy time with his wife and kids and is leading up The Scott Stallings Kids Play Free Junior Golf Initiative, a partnership with the Tennessee Golf Foundation to bring free junior golf to the Knoxville area. “The mission is simple: Provide Knoxville's youth with unrestricted, free access to the game of golf at multiple facilities, 365 days a year,” he says. Look for Scott Stallings to be the first PGA Tour professional and mainstream athlete to represent NOBULL, a footwear, apparel and accessory brand that aligns perfectly with Scott’s train-hard story. 28
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ORIGINAL PRICE
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BDRMS
BATHS
4808 W. 3rd Street
$450,000
$445,000
99%
46
5
4
719 66th Avenue
$452,025
$447,025
99%
39
3
3
727 66th Avenue
$448,090
$448,090
100%
133
3
3
3109 69th Avenue Court
$430,000
$450,000
105%
28
3
2
1848 25th Avenue
$450,000
$456,000
101%
51
4
2
8115 Surrey Street
$440,000
$457,500
104%
44
4
3
2042 51st Avenue
$438,726
$460,000
105%
25
5
3
4025 W. 15th Street Lane
$459,000
$468,000
102%
30
4
4
1425 63rd Avenue Court
$440,000
$468,000
106%
23
6
3
4007 W. 15th Street Lane
$445,000
$470,000
106%
75
4
4
7920 W. 12th Street
$480,000
$480,000
100%
13
5
4
30940 County Road 43
$595,000
$550,000
92%
52
3
3
1610 37th Avenue Place
$574,900
$570,000
99%
12
4
3
16876 Longs Peak Road
$674,900
$670,000
99%
179
4
4
24415 Compo Road
$650,000
$685,000
105%
56
4
4
608 Riverside Court
$865,000
$815,000
94%
63
3
3
1869 40th Avenue
$875,000
$865,000
99%
56
5
5
1710 58th Avenue
$475,000
$480,000
101%
25
5
3
8108 19th Street
$500,000
$490,000
98%
40
4
4
6613 33rd Street Road
$475,000
$511,000
108%
26
4
3
8815 15th Street
$499,900
$535,000
107%
26
5
4
1832 Pinecrest Lane
$540,000
$540,000
100%
68
4
4
30867 Rocky Road
$899,900
$890,000
99%
147
6
4
6525 W. 26th Street
$1,235,000
$1,235,000
100%
1
5
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This data is a sampling of sold properties from April 12, 2021 through May 11, 2021. Source: IRES MLS. When this Publication is delivered, the market is expected to reflect a more competitive Sellers’ Market. Call Shawna Blair for market updates at 720-203-7400.
AFRAID TO UPSIZE OR DOWNSIZE? The front range real estate market remains a seller’s market—the perfect time to sell. At the same time, even with low inventory it is still very doable to find your ideal replacement home whether it’s larger or smaller. If you’re holding off buying and selling because of the scariness of the market, I encourage you to give me a call. I will listen and talk to you about your options, possibilities and risk factors with no obligation. I’ve helped clients buy and sell through difficult market trends in the past with much success. With years of experience under my belt, I have many tools and resources to help navigate safely and efficiently.
Call or email Shawna today. 720.203.7400 Shawna@TCREG.info If you’re looking for excellence, you have found it.
5 CITY OF GREELEY FISHING DERBY Sanborn Park, 2031 28th Ave.
The City’s Fishing Derby returns 8 a.m. to noon.
JUNE
LIFESTYLE CALENDAR
7:30 a.m. registration at the Greeley Recreation tent near the playground. Arrive early for some fun giveaways including two bicycles as grand prizes.
Fishing licenses are not necessary to participate. Colorado Parks and Wildlife has designated Free
Fishing Weekend on June 5 and 6 throughout the state of Colorado.
5 GREELEY BLUES JAM Island Grove Arena
At the Greeley Blues Jam, our goal is to preserve Blues music as well as genres heavily influenced by it. We party for eleven hours with non-stop music in the arena paired with shopping, food, the Blues 101 stage and specialty events. Come out and experience everything the Greeley Blues Jam Music Festival has to offer!
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12 DESERT KNIGHTS AND GREELEY HARLEY DAVIDSON POKER RUN
Greeley Harley-Davidson 3010 W 29th St. Greeley
Open to all Clubs and Motor Vehicles. Proceeds Benefit Veterans Help Foundation. Registration begins at Greeley Harley-Davidson at 9:30 AM, First Bike out at 11 AM. Everyone is invited to this all-day event. The last stop will be at Greeley HD with Food Trucks, Vendors, Raffle Items, and a Bikini Bike Wash! Prizes for Best & Worst Hand.
12 AT CARPET ONE, ESTIMATES ARE ALWAYS FREE. REQUEST YOURS TODAY.
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Farmers’ Market. Farmer’s Market is held every Saturday morning in June.
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18 GREELEY STAMPEDE KICKOFF CONCERT Downtown Greeley 9th Street Plaza
Greeley Stampede free kick off concert to ring in the 99th Annual western celebration. Live music, dancing, and street performers create an event you don’t want to miss. Enjoy great music from 6-9pm, partake in Greeley’s unique “Go-Cup” service all evening, and bring the kids out to watch fire spinners, artists and more during this Friday of family fun.
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Health Information & Patient Advocacy Associates Areas of Expertise • Refuting Medical Bills • Appealing Insurance Coverage Decisions • Navigation of the Healthcare System
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26 3 DOORS DOWN WITH ROMERO Island Grove Events Center
Formed in 1995, Grammy Award-nominated multiplatinum Mississippi rock band 3 Doors Down consistently captivates audiences worldwide. See 3 Doors Down LIVE at the Greeley Stampede on Saturday, June 26th.
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TOBYMAC WITH FACE VOCAL BAND Island Grove Events Center
See TobyMac LIVE at the Greeley Stampede on Sunday, June 27th! Tickets for the 99th Annual Greeley Stampede on sale now.
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LOCAL LIMELIGHT ARTICLE HARRISON SWIFT | PHOTOGRAPHY
SUPPORTING OUR VETERANS EVERY STEP OF THE WAY
STEVE DORAN - IG @_STEVEDORAN_
NORTHERN COLORA DO VETERAN’S RESOURCE CENTER HARRISON SWIFT, A VETERAN OF THE MARINE CORP, STRUGGLED WITH HIS TRANSITION FROM MILITARY TO CIVILIAN LIFE. After the deaths of too many brothers and sisters, which he served with, desperation took hold. He conducted research at the University of Northern Colorado under Dr. Rena Kirkland, and concluded that there is a solution to the confusion and disarray Veterans can experience when exiting the Service. It became apparent that peer support, purpose, and perceived stress were significant factors impacting a Veteran’s move from the Military to Civilian life. And once the research was complete, it was taken to the next step, implementing the change. The Northern Colorado Veterans Resource
The NCVRC provides a community where our Veterans know
Center (NCVRC) was founded and began opera-
they can turn. The Veteran Navigators (which is their term for
tions out of Swift’s home. Instead of expecting our
case managers) are Veterans themselves who have had to deal
Veterans to wade through the plethora of Veteran
with many of the same issues. The shared experiences and the
organizations, the NCVRC took it upon themselves
Military’s bond allow the NCVRC to be even more proactive in
to be that first place our Veterans can contact.
their support. Through conversation with a Veteran, other areas
NCVRC is now a 501c3 nonprofit located on the
or issues may come up that the Veteran had not realized could
West end of Greeley. The NCVRC provides Veteran
be resolved. That is the goal of the NCVRC, to be proactive in
peer support navigation to Veterans and their fam-
the services and support provided to Veterans and their families.
ilies. The Veterans served at the NCVRC span all
If you are a Veteran, wondering what options are out there for
age groups and service types. A few of the areas the
you, or you know a Veteran who could use some support. Please
NCVRC can provide support is housing, employ-
let them know about the NCVRC. The NCVRC can be contacted
ment, education, Veteran Affairs advocacy, and guid-
by calling 970.888.4249 or at their website, NocoVRC.com.
ance to Veterans ready to join the civilian workforce. The NCVRC will work with any Veteran regardless of their discharge status as they know the discharge status can be an issue that needs to be addressed.
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SONJA BELFIORE
Be Well. Be Beautiful. Just Be. SKIN CARE | MASSAGE | REIKI | WELLNESS
Reinvent your health at Sweet Be Wellness with unique wellness services including FDA-cleared LED Light Therapy, Halotherapy in Greeley’s Only Salt Room, Infrared Sauna, and Reiki.
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Bringing You Home Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
2020
$310,000
$321,550
$320,000
$340,000
2021
$338,000
$359,000
$354,250
$365,000
Variance
+9.0%
+11.6%
+10.7%
+7.4%
Certified Negotiation Expert | Residential Construction Certified
Cell: (970) 978-7012 · Office: (970) 330-7700
sonja@searsrealestate.com | searsrealestate.com/Sonja Information generated from IRES, the MLS system used by our office. All reported sales were not necessarily listed or sold by the reporting broker. Greeley/Evans Residential single family only-Median Sales Price. The data is intended to only show trends in the area.
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