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JULY 2020 PUBLISHER

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What time is it? Summertime! SUMMERTIME IS THE BEST TIME! A time to relax and enjoy the beautiful Colo-

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in your own backyard, we encourage you to get outdoors and enjoy the summer

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activities that bring you joy! This month, we also embrace joyful events that would normally be considered unusual for this time of year. For the first time we can remember, and quite possibly ever, we are celebrating the graduation of our seniors this month. With

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summer in full swing, we want to take a moment to honor our seniors who have endured these unprecedented times. Each school in our community nominated a top senior based on their achievements and level of community engagement. Read on to learn more about these seniors who aspire to change the world. Also in this issue, we want to remind you why summer is a season of opportunity. When was the last time you played tourist in your hometown? Staying local and supporting our small businesses is a great way to spend your summer. We have so

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FEATURES 14 Keep Truckinâ€™ How a Restaurant on Wheels Keeps People Coming Back

20 Celebrating The Class of 2020 Standout Seniors in Our Community

28 On the Water How To Beat the Heat With the Colorado Boat Center

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34 Fish and Chips at Home Not Your Average Fish, Not Your Average Chips

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On The Hook was started by two friends and former University of Wyoming students, Hunter Andersen and Ocean Andrew, in 2016. Andrew’s father captains a commercial fishing boat in Alaska specializing in catching Alaskan grey cod. While still in school, the

had to make adjustments. Andersen explains, “when

two friends had the idea to bring hot and fresh fish and

this all first started, we took a few days off to strategize

chips to people via a food truck. They had a source

and get a plan in place so we could continue to operate.

of fresh fish, they had a recipe, and they had a truck.

We basically decided we would follow the CDC’s guide-

It was an instant success. The partners gained quite

lines and get the trucks back out there.” On The Hook

a following by subscribing to the philosophy of sim-

requires their employees to wear masks and gloves,

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do them extremely well. From that one humble truck

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their eyes have always been on serving quality food to

because their business is essentially a take-out service

their community. Northern Colorado has always been

by nature. Andersen says that their customer response

a part of their success story. They found a natural fit

has been very positive during this challenging time.

from docking at local breweries. Quickly, a loyal fol-

“Our motivation behind serving during this time was to

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Ashley Herber CAMPION ACADEMY YOU’LL BE ATTENDING WALLA WALLA UNIVERSITY IN WASHINGTON STATE THIS FALL. WHAT MADE YOU CHOOSE THIS COLLEGE? I knew that I wanted to go to a Seventh-Day day adventist college, and there are quite a few options in the United States. I visited a couple but I really liked Walla Walla because of the student atmosphere. I felt like I fit in, and the professors in the departments I’m interested in were really cool and piqued my interest. I also have a few friends that are going there with me as well. WHAT CAREER ARE YOU LOOKING AT POST-COLLEGE? I am thinking about going on to law school to become a lawyer. I currently work as a Legal Assistant at a law firm and the job is very interesting. I am also thinking about becoming a CPA, a teacher, or even an editor. My passion is writing, so whatever I end up doing I want to pursue some sort of a writing career, be it writing on the side or as my actual job. YOU’RE ALREADY A PUBLISHED AUTHOR! TELL ME MORE ABOUT THAT. It was in the Loveland Reporter-Herald. Our school is a boarding school, so we have a lot of students from across the world. There’s a lot of diversity on the boy’s soccer team and that is what the article focused on. It was really interesting, especially talking to students from across the world. WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE VOLUNTEERING EXPERIENCE? I have played the piano for the children’s Bible school at Campion Church every week for the past four years and I absolutely love it. It’s honestly the highlight of my week sometimes because the kids there are so excited to sing and the leaders are very nice and welcoming. I just enjoy it and that’s why I do it. IF YOU COULD CHANGE ONE THING ABOUT YOUR COMMUNITY OR THE WORLD, WHAT WOULD IT BE? It would be people’s willingness to hear others out and see other’s sides. I think we would be able to achieve a lot more if we were able to work together and to listen to an opposing view. 20

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Cooper Strong RESURRECTION CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (RCS) HOW DID BEING INVOLVED WITH THE KIWANIS AND ROTARY CLUBS IN HIGH SCHOOL IMPACT YOU? Having those opportunities so early in my high school career [freshman year], and knowing it was important to help those who are less fortunate than I am, I wanted to help people. I knew my work was helping others in need. Large groups like Rotary and Kiwanis are nationwide, so I can be a part of something that’s much larger than I am while helping on a close-tohome scale. DID YOUR VOLUNTEER SERVICE CHANGE YOU? It’s definitely changed my view on the people you see on the side of the street or just in general talking to friends and family. It broadened my ability to carry conversations even with people I don’t know. You never know where someone is or where they want to be. It’s important for people to express and get feedback on their thoughts. Sometimes people just need a friend that will listen and be compassionate about what they’re going through. WHO ARE YOUR ROLE MODELS? My parents are big role models for me. They’ve taught me to be compassionate and outgoing. Both of them have really set that standard in my life and I’m hoping to carry that on throughout college and when I become a parent. WHAT ARE YOU MOST EXCITED ABOUT FOR COLLEGE AND YOUR FUTURE? I’m going to Cal-Poly in San Luis Obispo. I’m excited to experience the California lifestyle, but also to learn about my major and hopefully turn that into a career in Construction Management. I’ve been around construction almost my whole life since my dad is a realtor. That piqued my interest in the past couple years and Cal-Poly offers such a great program and I pretty much knew that was my best option.

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Fiona Bump BERTHOUD HIGH SCHOOL WHAT IS A FAVORITE MEMORY YOU HAVE FROM HIGH SCHOOL? I was involved in student council and an event we put on is the Prom Fashion Show. We ask local dress shops and tuxedo rental stores, and they donate dresses and tuxes. We have a runway show and silent auction, and all the money goes to the oncology department at the Children’s Hospital. Students, parents, and community members attend. It’s a nice way to give back to the community but it also lets us have a fun event for the students, too. WHAT MAKES YOU WANT TO GIVE BACK TO YOUR SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY? Probably how much Berthoud gives back in and of itself. It’s such a small community, and everyone knows everyone. If you are having a problem or are in crisis, there are so many people willing to help you out and be a shoulder for you to lean on. After all the help that Berthoud has given, it’s only right for me to want to give back to that and see what I can do to support my community as much as it supports me. HOW WILL YOU CONTINUE YOUR COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AT COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY? My goal is to get involved just as much as I did in high school and find things that I feel fit me, and give back to my community. They have Ambassador positions where they give tours and answer questions to incoming students. Once I gain that experience, I believe that would be a good thing to get involved in to share the knowledge. WHAT MAKES YOU PASSIONATE ABOUT BUSINESS MANAGEMENT? I’m passionate about leadership roles. I think management and marketing is definitely a good place for me. It’s a flexible, overarching career that I can pretty much put towards anything I want to.

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Tobias Hild LOVELAND CLASSICAL SCHOOL

would like to be a part of that. I think the US Army is the greatest team on earth,

TELL ME ABOUT YOUR COMMUNITY

and I want to join that team.

INVOLVEMENT IN HIGH SCHOOL. I participated in Civil Air Patrol from

WHAT DO YOU THINK BEING ON A

eighth grade on, achieving the rank of

TEAM PROVIDES YOU?

Cadet Captain and position of Cadet

I like what we can accomplish as a team

Deputy Squadron Commander, and

as opposed to individually. When you

received the Colorado Cadet NCO

work by yourself, the only ideas that you

[Non Commissioned Officer] of the Year

can use are the ones you come up with.

award. I also volunteered at Habitat for

When you work on a team, you have

Humanity and the Food Bank.

access to all the ideas of all the people on the team, so there’s a greater source

WHAT DID YOUR LEADERSHIP ROLES

of ideas and creativity and talents at

IN CIVIL AIR PATROL TEACH YOU?

your disposal.

The most valuable lesson I’ve learned from all my experiences working with

HOW DO YOU HOPE TO

other people and being in leadership

CONTRIBUTE TO YOUR

positions would be to listen to other

COMMUNITY IN THE FUTURE?

people. That would be the advice I try to

When I come back from the military, I

give myself everyday.

hope to be a part of a community organization wherever I am like the organi-

YOUR NEXT DESTINATION IS

zations I befitted from during my child-

WEST POINT MILITARY ACADEMY.

hood. I am looking forward to paying

WHAT GAVE YOU AN INTEREST IN

that forward and being a mentor.

THE MILITARY? A lot of people that I admire are in the military. I also admire the team spirit and

Ashley Arthur MOUNTAIN VIEW HIGH SCHOOL

change one person’s entire world. As a teacher, I will be able to support students who will go on to change the world. Maybe I will teach a future politician or future judge, someone who has an

WHAT MOTIVATES YOU AS A YOUNG

impact on the world. As a business owner, I will

PERSON TO BECOME INVOLVED IN

be able to use my business for good. I will always

COMMUNITY SERVICE?

support my community, and I will be able to cre-

When I was ten, I went on my first mission trip

ate an atmosphere for young world changers.

to Guatemala where I served in a nursery for the majority of the time. Not long after that, I went with

TELL ME MORE ABOUT YOUR PASSION FOR

my mom to Ethiopia. I found myself serving again

EDUCATION AND TEACHING. WHERE DOES

with young children. The only thing better than

THIS PASSION COME FROM?

serving is being able to show those younger than

In my junior year, my English teacher, Robert

me how to serve with their whole heart.

Eberle, showed me how important my voice in my writing could be for the world. This new found

YOU’LL BE FOCUSING ON BUSINESS AND

impact in my life inspired me to want to become

ENGLISH EDUCATION AT GRAND CANYON

a writer, but I knew that just writing wouldn’t be

UNIVERSITY NEXT YEAR. WHAT MADE YOU

enough. By being a teacher, I can mentor younger

CHOOSE THESE AREAS OF STUDY?

generations to find their voice in writing, while also

I may not be able to change the entire world with

helping students find their balance in life, just like

a lesson plan, a cup of coffee, or a book, but I can

the teachers in my life did.

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Kyndall Ostreim LOVELAND HIGH SCHOOL

WHY TELL ME MORE ABOUT YOUR PASSION FOR SCIENCE AND BIOLOGY.

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE PART OF

It doesn’t really come naturally to me so I

HIGH SCHOOL?

definitely have to work hard at it.The out-

The relationships that I got to build with

come is so rewarding for me, to learn about

people! Having the ability to see my friends

the world we live in and to find solutions to

everyday and build relationships with my

problems that not everyone can see.

teachers was really special for me. They grew more as I got older because I was

WHAT MOTIVATED YOU TO BECOME

in the IB [International Baccalaureate]

INVOLVED IN VOLUNTEER

program, which made for a graduating

ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS GIVENEXT

class of twelve. We were all in the same

AND THE ALLIANCE FOR SUICIDE

classes and ended up becoming really

YOUTH COUNCIL IN HIGH SCHOOL?

close friends.

Being involved in GiveNext was super cool because it showed me all of these non-

WHY DID YOU CHOOSE THE

profits in my community that I had no idea

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA IN TAMPA?

that existed, and by learning about all those

All the colleges I looked at had to accept

nonprofits you learn about all the problems

IB credits, had to be by the ocean, offer

in the community that people work so hard

marine biology, a study abroad program,

to fix. Being a part of a community you

Spanish, international business, and biol-

have to get involved in those things. That’s

ogy, and this one did. I wanted to make

something that is important to me, and I

sure the college I picked had options so

think it’s something that always will be.

if I decided I didn’t want to do biology or international business I could do something else I was passionate about.

Colin Davies THOMPSON VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL

business organization) and student council. The biggest thing I’ve learned in my leadership roles is that everyone’s opinion matters and everyone is valid. Another important aspect of being a good leader is also being a good follower. You need to

WHAT CAUSED YOU TO GET SO

have that perspective for any leadership position.

INVOLVED IN SCHOOL? Going into high school, my sister taught me a lot.

WHAT ARE YOU MOST EXCITED ABOUT

She had a great high school career. I learned: it

FOR COLLEGE/YOUR FUTURE?

is what you make of it. If you choose to stand by

I’m going to the University of Florida for mechan-

and just get the grades and go home and play

ical engineering. Both my parents went there.

video games, you might not have the best high

It all comes back to perspective. I feel it’s really

school experience. I really just wanted to try and

important to meet new people because you

make an impact in the community. I figure if I’m

never know what you’re going to learn from them.

as involved as I want to be, I’ll have a better high school career and make something out of it.

WHO ARE YOUR ROLE MODELS? My dad, Lance, he is definitely one of my biggest

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YOU SERVED SEVERAL LEADERSHIP ROLES

role models. He has taught me so many life lessons.

THROUGHOUT HIGH SCHOOL. WHAT LES-

The career I’m choosing is because of him. The

SONS DID YOU TAKE AWAY FROM THEM?

way that he carries himself in front of his family, his

I enjoyed those leadership roles in DECA

friends, everyone, never ceases to amaze me. He’s

(Distributive Education Clubs of America, a youth

so caring, not only for his family, but for everyone.

James Lawson FERGUSON HIGH SCHOOL

WHAT IS SOMETHING YOU’RE MOST PROUD OF?

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE PART

I’m usually pretty hard on myself. I

OF HIGH SCHOOL?

struggled a lot during high school.

One of my favorite parts was work-

School definitely did not come easy

ing in the coffee shop (Grounded).

for me. Actually, I was not set to

I liked the idea that it was built &

graduate until December, but some-

constructed by a former teacher &

thing was tugging at me. I wanted

students. It gave me confidence in

to graduate on time. I then became

talking to others, I learned new skills,

determined and set out to complete

and I gained responsibilities such

this goal. This meant taking on a very

as having to arrive a little earlier for

heavy class load on top of work-

school those days I worked there in

ing part time. Then, when all of my

order to set up the shop.

classes had to be completed on-line, it became very overwhelming at times.

WHAT MOTIVATES YOU AS A

However, with the encouragement

YOUNG PERSON TO BECOME

and support of my parents, teachers,

INVOLVED IN COMMUNITY

and Ferguson staff, I did it. And I can

SERVICE LIKE THE FOODBANK?

honestly say that I am proud of myself

In 9th & 10th grade I attended Loveland

and my accomplishment.

High School. There, I was active with the JROTC program. One of the

WHAT ARE YOU MOST EXCITED

requirements in that program was the

ABOUT FOR YOUR FUTURE?

importance of volunteering and com-

I’m most excited about working in my

munity involvement. It was then that

chosen career which is mechanics,

I volunteered with the Larimer Food

preferably with custom, classic cars.

Bank. I saw first hand the importance of

A goal that I hope to have achieved in

such services. I liked the feeling of giv-

the next 5-10 years is being in a career

ing back and being part of a program

that keeps me financially comfortable

that helps those in need.

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Hallie Hill ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL WHAT ARE SOME OF YOUR GREATEST ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN HIGH SCHOOL? I have been involved in several clubs at Roosevelt High School including FCCLA (Family Career & Community Leaders of America), Interact Club, and National Honor Society, the latter of which I was president of my senior year. This year specifically, I was one of the three chosen students to a part of the “senior caravan committee” as well! During all four years of my high school career, I was on the Principal’s Honor Roll. I graduated third in my class of 245 students. WHAT ACTIVITIES HAVE YOU BEEN A PART OF IN YOUR LOCAL COMMUNITY? I have acquired over 300 hours of community service throughout my town and school! I am very involved in my local church, having gone on two mission trips, and have participated in their annual Vacation Bible School. I have volunteered at our public library for many hours and have helped package kits through our church for global distribution. WHAT COLLEGE DO YOU PLAN ON ATTENDING IN THE FALL OF 2020? I plan on attending the University of Colorado at Boulder in the fall, the same school that my twin sister is going to as well! WHAT WILL YOU BE MAJORING IN? I will be majoring in aerospace engineering with a minor in space! I also hope to receive an internship at Ball Aerospace in Boulder my sophomore year which would relate SO well to my major! WHAT MADE YOU CHOOSE THAT MAJOR? I chose aerospace engineering because I come from a long line of engineers. My father is a engineer for Xcel Energy as was my grandfather. My cousin is at CSU and has almost completed his engineering degree, too. I enjoy the skills that comes with engineering like working in groups and math (only when I get it). As for the space minor and aerospace, I have always been interested in the universe! Its mysteries and abnormalities, and taking a part in the last frontier of mankind are fascinating! WHAT JOB DO YOU HOPE TO LAND AFTER COLLEGE USING YOUR MAJOR? After college, I hope to be an engineer for NASA. I have always admired NASA’s work, and what they do absolutely astounds me. Some other options for employment would be Lockheed Martin, Ball Aerospace, or Martin Marietta! 26

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to buy one. So, Tom bought a commercial

in full in two years. Whereas he is excited for more responsibility, Eric

sewing machine for $600 and sewed his own.

makes no mistake about his roots.

The personal experience was a success and eventually evolved into a business. After 21

“My dad is the face and backbone of the business. It is his heart and soul that has gotten us through the ups and downs,” Eric says.

years of managing grocery stores and being

The main goal of CBC is to provide experiences for families

laid off four times during the span of three

through not only selling boats, but teaching new owners everything

years, Tom pivoted his career direction and

they need to know before getting on the water. When customers go

started the Colorado Boat Center.

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learn key principles like how to back up the boat, get it to the lake, and, of course, how to drive it. They even offer on-water classes.

hobbies and tastes. The Johnstown busi-

Eric remembers childhood days that were full to the brim with

ness has received several awards, including

fun on the lake. His family would wake up at the crack of dawn to

ranking as number 18 on Boating Industry’s

get on the water. The mornings were full of activities like water

top 100 dealers and being the first certified

skiing and tubing. By the time the sun heated up the water, they

dealership in the state of Colorado.

would find a place to dock and daze. In the evenings they cooked

The CBC is a family business and a busi-

and shared meals together.

ness family. Tom and his wife, Nancy, are in

Admittedly, a boat is not a huge space. But, it is a gathering spot.

the process of completely handing over busi-

The close proximity allows friends and family to truly bond. And

ness operations to their children, Ashley and

with a full lake day, there’s time for contemplative conversations

Eric. The succession plan will be completed

and sun-kissed silences. CONTINUED >

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