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JUNE 2020 PUBLISHER

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Here Comes the Sun I HOPE THIS MESSAGE FINDS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY SAFE AND WELL. As we have all witnessed over very challenging recent months, our community remains strong and we will get through this, together!

It’s times like these that define us. Here in Bend, I am certain that we will someday look back on this time and see how our community found creative ways to stay connected, to support local businesses, and to stay positive throughout it all. We will

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June is our Men’s Issue, and we’ve included light-hearted and inspiring stories to brighten your month. From Father’s Day barbecue recipes to gift ideas for the men in your life, we’ve got you covered. Read about a local family who takes to the skies,

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where flying is truly a family affair. Enjoy Bill Valentine’s first-person “Baptized in the

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Deschutes” fly-fishing story for a feeling of being on (and in) the Deschutes River.

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We’ve also featured a story on how local nonprofits are finding ways to honor and

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serve our military combat veterans. And since we have all found ourselves spending

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INSIDE THE ISSUE JUNE 2020

FEATURES 08 Flying Together The Peters Family Takes to the Sky

12 Supporting Veterans' Mental Health Local Resources Help Heal the Emotional Toll of Military Service

20 Father's Day Grilling A Recipe to Celebrate Dad

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24 "Baptized in the Deschutes" A Steelhead Story from Local Outdoorsman Bill Valentine

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F LY I N G F A M I LY

FINDING FREEDOM IN THE SKY

NEARLY EVERY DAY WHILE QUARANTIN-

multi-engine pilots, with their youngest

ING BECAME THE WORLD’S NEW NORMAL,

son Jake, 19, living in Phoenix and currently

DR. GERALD (JERRY) PETERS JR. AND HIS

focusing on college. When not teaching his

21-YEAR-OLD SON LUKE SELF-SEQUES-

dad, Luke spends his time as an Apex flight

TERED IN AN UNUSUAL WAY—TAKING TO

instructor for Leading Edge. He earned

THE SKIES TO BE ALONE. Though a longtime

his Instrument, Commercial, Multi-engine,

pilot, Dr. Peters is working towards his instru-

and Certified Flight Instructor ratings at

ment-flight rating and being able to spend time

the Phoenix ATP Flight School and is cur-

with his instructor son is just icing on the cake.

rently finishing his B.S. in Aviation Sciences

“Stress seems to dissipate rapidly with alti-

through

tude when you pilot your own plane,” he says.

University. However, Luke inherited his love

So, the airborne pair do a breakfast pre-brief

of flying, and got his first introduction to it,

session, then drive to the Bend Airport where

from his mom and dad. Dr. Peters grew up

Luke works at Leading Edge Aviation and

in Central California and eventually followed

Jerry’s 1966 Cessna 182 J-Model is hangared.

in his father’s footsteps in both career (der-

Once at the airport, they do a pre-flight check

matology) and hobby (flying). He eventually

of all mechanical systems. Then, they take to

joined the U.S. Air Force, serving as a flight

the wild blue yonder where Luke teaches his

surgeon during Desert Storm, and became

dad how to fly using only the instrument panel.

fascinated with hyberbaric medicine and

“The combination is a sense of freedom and an

how humans and machines operate at high

all-encompassing demand for your attention

altitudes. The U2 aircraft, and the pilots with

that eliminates all distractions,” explains Dr.

whom he served, ignited Jerry’s own desire

Peters, who maintains rigorous personal min-

to fly. So, when he got back to Northern

imums, including a yearly flight review. When

California’s Beale Air Force Base, he took

not spending time high above the High Desert,

advantage of inexpensive air time and free

Dr. Peters (MD, FAAD, FACMS), alongside his

instruction from his U2 instructor friends.

wife Antonia, a registered nurse, and a staff of

During this period, Jerry met USAF nurse

12, runs Peters Dermatology Center in Bend. He

Antonia. They married, started a family, and

moved to Central Oregon because he believed

moved to Central Oregon 15 years ago. A

he could help protect our high-risk, outdoor-lov-

native of Boise, Antonia introduced Jerry,

ing population from skin cancer. At the clinic,

Luke and Jake to the wilderness backcoun-

they focus on Mohs micrographic surgery, early

try of Idaho where they still enjoy flying and

detection and prevention. Though he has flown

fishing. Dr. Peters relates though, “My favor-

to Eastern Oregon for outreach clinics in the

ite flying is with Luke, learning advanced

past, the clinic now offers telemedicine access.

techniques from him, in the same cockpit

Both sons in the Peters’ family are commercial

where I first taught him the basics of flight.”

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CARING FOR VETERANS’ M E N TA L H E A LT H

FOR A LONG TIME, AIR FORCE VETERAN KRISTIN J. GYFORD FELT LIKE AN “UNDERCOVER VETERAN.” After leaving the military, Gyford, a licensed clinical social worker, helped others heal from trauma but never talked about her own pain. “The last thing you want is judgment… people thinking you’re not stable because you have PTSD,” she says. She experienced anxiety — a crowded check-out line at the grocery store triggered panic attacks.

It is only recently, 20 years after serving, that Gyford, accompanied by her service dog Wonder, now describes herself as a “disabled veteran.” Today, she works to empower fellow veterans, supporting them in managing their PTSD and reminding them that “they are not broken.” Her Central Oregon clinic, Still Serving Counseling Services, is staffed by a team of four other fellow veterans committed to serving the “brothers and sisters who also signed their names on a blank check to serve.”

There are approximately 15,000 veterans in Deschutes County. Most return from service, go back to work and take care of their families. But for many, the transition home to civilian life compounds traumatic experiences in service. “Veterans come home different people,” Gyford explains. Some struggle to “translate what they’ve done in the military to work and life at home,” she says. Veterans frequently experience severe anxiety, depression, insomnia, or feelings of failure. Many turn to alcohol and drugs and CONTINUED >

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end up losing their jobs, families and homes. This is where Central Oregon Veterans Outreach (COVO) steps in. COVO supports 300 veterans each year, working to help those who are homeless by providing mental health services and meeting veterans’ basic needs of food and supplies. “No one can be successful if they’re homeless,” Kathy Skidmore, executive officer of COVO explains. “We help address what brought them to eviction… peeling back the layers. Outwardly, it may look like they acted irresponsibly, became addicted to drugs, or were guilty of criminal behavior, but we can tie it back to the emotional toll of their service.”

The emotional toll of service varies for veterans of different wars and generations. Even those who do not see active duty and combat may experience severe mental health challenges due to the daily dangers and stresses of training for battle.

Gyford outlines the four categories of PTSD: combat PTSD, MST (military sexual trauma), moral injury and other PTSD from military enlistment. J.W. Terry, a 32-year-Navy veteran of Vietnam, and the executive director of COVO, is still learning about PTSD and its stigma. “I used to think, suck it up… pull yourself up by your bootstraps and go to work, and then, you realize there’s a million stories out there,” he says. “It’s hard to fathom, these young kids come home, they don’t know how to take care of their families or they’re not living up to the standards of the military–no room for failure–and instead of reaching out, they end up losing everything they’ve got.”

According to the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (VA), every day, 17 veterans commit suicide. This crisis has the attention of the upper echelons of the military. Branches of the military are now educating members of active duty about mental health and how to seek help before they are discharged.

But nationally, the VA system is overwhelmed and frequently difficult to navigate, particularly in remote areas like Central Oregon where fewer services are available. So COVO acts as a “gatekeeper for veterans and their families,” providing “wrap around services” for veterans who need everything from temporary housing to mental health care. A dearth of affordable housing in Deschutes County exacerbates the challenges of assisting homeless veterans. COVO advocates bring food and supplies to veterans living in homeless camps. “It’s hard to take care of them,” Kathy Skidmore adds. “We try to address their basic needs of safety.” Only when these veterans are resettled in safe places can advocates at COVO and therapists at Still Serving Counseling begin the work of supporting healing. “The more we take care of ourselves,” Kristin Gyford says, “the more we can take of others.”

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baptized in the deschutes REFLECTIONS ON THE RITUAL, AND MOMENTS OF TRUTH, FOUND WHILE FISHING ON THE RIVER THE

PINNACLE

OF

FRESHWATER

the water in front of me. My inner monologue

FISHING IS THE CATCHING OF A

began narrating the spectacle. “Hmm…

STEELHEAD ON A FLY ROD. I have been

that’s weird. My rod is in the water.” Then,

fortunate to devote much of the last 20

it occurred to me that the fish was taking it

years perfecting that craft in our beautiful

downstream with him. “Oh (expletive)! There

Deschutes River. As of a couple years ago, I’d

goes about two thousand dollars’ worth of

about done it all when it came to steelies—

gear…and a big fish.” I was wading nipple

all but a baptism.

deep in the river and had little ability to make

So, there I was, surveying a gorgeous piece

forward progress by running.

of water. I popped my earbuds in, started an

So, I leapt.

Americana playlist on my iPhone (safely

And went under.

housed in a waterproof wader pouch), tiptoed

My mental alert went off: “COLD WATER

stealthily out to the head of a run, and began

IN WADER WARNING! Arriving in crotch

gently rolling my line out. On the end of my

momentarily.” But I missed the rod handle

line was a hook with a strip of dyed rabbit

and struggled to get upright. Leap number

fur attached, known as a leech. The colors

two: “Missed again! Swim for it!” Three

were black and chartreuse, and it could have

crawl strokes later my hand hit cork. “Yes!

come directly from the locks of Billie Eilish. It

Now get the fish, dummy…and by the way,

felt fishy…so fishy. Sometimes you just know.

your earbuds have been donated to the river

And sure enough, on my third cast, “WHAM!”

gods.” I stood up, pulled the rod and saw

A big boy chomped my fly and turned to head

the fish was still on. Time reverted to nor-

downstream. As is required, I pulled back on

mal and I reeled the line in to find I had a

my rod to bury the hook in his lip. And that’s

hatchery-born steelhead, as evidenced by

when my life went into slow motion.

a clipped adipose fin, which meant I could

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harvest it—and I got my baptismal revenge that night on the grill.

On Steelhead: The steelhead is a rainbow

The Deschutes River is

Steelhead may be caught

trout that spends much

unique for its bountiful

with traditional spinning

of its life in the ocean but

population of healthy rain-

rods, one-handed fly rods,

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LOCALLY OWNED

CENTRAL OREGON SMALL-BUSINESS OWNERS ADAPT IN TOUGH TIMES

Open for Business FROM RIDING THE WAVE OF OUR REGIONAL ECONOMY TO ENCOURAGING SPIRITS OF THEIR DEDICATED

EMPLOYEES,

SMALL-BUSINESS

OWNERS ARE COLLECTIVELY NAVIGATING AND PAVING THE WAY FOR COMMERCE TO THRIVE DURING CHALLENGING TIMES. We asked some of our local businesses three simple questions to find out how they have adapted: Q: How has your business made adjustments to continue serving customers/patients during this time?

Q: What encouraging or inspiring words can you share to offer support to our community?

Q: As a business owner, what have you learned throughout this experience?

BLUE HERON HYPNOTHERAPY Cynthia Crossman, CH 541.233.8695 BlueHeronHypnosis.me “Instead of in-person sessions, I am talking with clients by phone, which is just as effective as meeting one-on-one. Hypnosis is very effective for alleviating stress and worry,” says Cynthia Crossman, certified hypnotherapist. “Remember to breathe, get outdoors, be kind, help your neighbors.”

PATIO WORLD OF BEND 222 SE Reed Market Rd., Bend 541.388.0022 PatioWorldBend.com Outdoor living spaces have become more important than ever, whether for dining, relaxing, or even working from home. To help plan space or improve current outdoor areas, Patio World introduced phone or e-mail consultations, and private showings.

In addition, their showroom is open to the public and takes the precautions necessary to provide a safe environment for shoppers. “Believe an old adage, ‘There is light at the end of the tunnel,’” says Scott Holmer, president of Patio World.

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PETERS DERMATOLOGY CENTER

JOHNSON BROTHERS APPLIANCES

2041 NE Williamson Ct B, Bend

571 NE Azure Dr., Bend

541.323.7546 PetersDerm.com Despite the coronavirus, Peters Dermatology Center still offers patients the best possible dermatologic care through telemedicine. A Registered Nurse answers the phone Monday-Friday to assure patient calls are triaged and needs are met in a timely fashion. Dr. Peters, a board-certified dermatologist and fellowship-trained Mohs micrographic surgeon, personally addresses each patient issue, for established as well as new patients. “We don’t believe in giving up and we know that tough times don’t last, but tough people do!,” says Dr. Peters. “We have always known that healthcare does not stop or get put on hold. Patients still have needs that must be met and it is our calling to

541.382.6223 JBBend.com “We are becoming adept at phone and website sales as well as curbside load-outs and safe delivery of product; healthy customers are welcome to shop in store where we are observing strict wellness and social-distancing policies,” says Marsha Johnson of Johnson Brothers Appliances. “We have been impressed with how our staff and customers are coming together as a community to support and cooperate with each other to adapt to this challenge, and we’re learning to be thankful for many of the small things that we take for granted in calmer times,” she reflects.

meet those needs, no matter what is going on in the world,” he says.

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“While we have always offered a telehealth visit, we are encour-

“As a community we will get through this and we appreciate you supporting our

aging more online video visits for as many kids as we can. We are

family business at this time so we can ensure we are here for you in the future,”

also keeping well child visits in the morning and bringing in any

says Michael Schwartz of the M. Jacobs Fine Furniture family of stores in Bend,

sick kids who need to be seen in person in the afternoon,” says

Springfield and Eugene. “At M. Jacobs, Bend, we have moved our showrooms

Dr. Beard-Irving. “A lot of parents are worried about educating

around to give a more viable approach of movement to avoid groups of people

their kids at home. Go easy on yourself. Take a break when you

looking at furniture while practicing social distancing. We are providing deliv-

or your child needs one. Have some fun together. Play games. Go

ery responsibly to keep you and your loved ones safe; we also have warehouse

on nature walks. There are lots of opportunities for kids to learn

pickup available for a no-contact purchase,” he says.

outside of formal school,” she says.

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RESULTS NECK & BACK THERAPY

HOMAGE HOME LIVING 1630 NE Northview Dr., Bend 541.230.3051

730 SW Bonnett Way #3100, Bend

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In addition to providing our service of excellence for our members,

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for the month of April we reached out to seniors in Bend who were

At Results Neck & Back Therapy, they are cleaning/disinfecting all equipment

living alone, and provided them meals through our Homage Home

after each patient, and limiting attendance to one patient at a time. Physical

Living "Chef's for Seniors" event, says Guinevere Johnson, founder

therapists Kevin Bourlai and Lesley Berger say: “Be nice! We are all in this

of Homage Home Living. Seniors in our community are amazing,

together! Expect the unexpected and maintain a positive attitude!”

they are cooperative, willing, and resilient, she says. “You have to focus on ways to be a positive influence in the midst of fear and uncertainty. It is the role of each of us to see through any adverse situation, and lead our community in ideas, inspiration, and action.

Always Forward!”

MOUNTAINSTAR FAMILY RELIEF NURSERY 2125 NE Daggett Lane, Bend 541.322.6820

THE MENOPAUSE CENTER

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2450 NE Mary Rose Place, Ste. 200, Bend

MountainStar continues to provide services to vulnerable families ensuring

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our community’s children remain safe during this time of crisis, says Staley

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Micken, director of development for MountainStar Family Relief Nursery.

The Menopause Center is offering telemedicine visits by video or

While MountainStar had to temporarily close its therapeutic classrooms, the

phone. Telemedicine visits are being covered by insurance just like

staff stay connected with families of high-risk babies and toddlers—checking

an in-person appointment. Peter Palacio, MD says, “Don’t waste

in with parents by phone, conducting “home visits” through car windows,

the pain that this pandemic brings. Learn from it and come away

dropping off food boxes, diapers, and activity bags full of playdough and art

a better person for having experienced it.” He adds, “As a business

supplies. MountainStar is inventing new ways to provide relief to stressed

person, I am learning to be flexible and responsive in times of

families. “We have learned that in a time of crisis, Central Oregon residents

uncertainty. More than that, I have learned never to take for granted

provide support for those who are struggling the most. We are a caring com-

the small things, like a handshake or spending a few moments just

munity,” says Staley.

talking with a patient.”

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SKIN FIRM Riverside Wellness Building 2955 N. Hwy 97, Ste. 103, Bend 916.496.4320 SkinFirmBend.com Skin Firm is offering complimentary phone consultations, as well as no-contact delivery of professional anti-cellulite treatment lotion by GlyMed Professional Products to use at home, available by pick up or mail delivery. They are also offering 20-percent discounts on packages of 16 or more that are purchased for future use—sessions do not expire and can be shared between two people. “Self-care and stress reduction are more important than ever to increase your body's immune system and stay healthy, says

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Shannon Miller, owner and esthetician. “People will remember the way you treat them and how they felt after interacting with you, which is why it is even more important that we all keep doing our best for ourselves and others,” says Shannon.

CASCADE FINANCIAL STRATEGIES 243 SW Scalehouse Loop, Bend 541.678.5475 CascadeFS.com “We’ve transitioned to all remote meetings as well as providing weekly updates on the economic impact of the shutdown,” says Jack Schniepp, CFP®, ChFC®, owner of Cascade Financial Strategies.

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THE CREW: THE QUEST FOR PLANET NINE A space-themed, trick-taking card game with 50 different missions. “It’s new and buzz worthy,” according to local experts at Modern Games, the Box Factory, Bend; $14.95. ModernGames.com

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