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LIFESTYLE LETTER

A Family of Gentlemen

June 2022 PUBLISHER

Rod Patten | rod.patten@citylifestyle.com EDITOR

Emily C. Laskowski | emily.laskowski@citylifestyle.com

My family life is currently dominated by gentlemen. My husband, two little boys, and our dog, Dobby. As this issue goes to press, I’m awaiting the arrival of my third child—and we won’t know boy or girl until the little one gets here.

This June marks our annual Gentlemen’s issue, and the timing of it with my own family’s expansion has made me think a lot about our family’s dynamics. If it’s another boy, can I cram them (and their stinky, wrestling ways) all into one room together? If it’s a girl, will I inherit a young lady like myself, one less into smocking and more into shin guards?

Of course, a healthy baby is all we truly want. There are more than enough reminders of why that’s all that really matters: from watching close friends navigate childhood cancer to reading the wire reports from war-torn parts of the world.

And so this issue, too, should serve as a friendly catalog of the things we’re lucky to talk about here in the Park Cities. For example: fitness regimes no matter your age, financial advice from your neighborhood bank, local heroes like the late Max Glauben, and Father’s Day gifts for the special dads in your life.

Which brings me back to the gentlemen around me. By the time you read this, there will be another member to my family. And if he or she has the humor of my husband, the aptitude of my first-born, the exuberance of my soon-to-be middle child, and the loyalty of Dobby (let’s be honest, our first child), I think we’ll be in pretty good shape. All those traits—and so much more—make for a happy life.

So, when it comes to gentlemen, I hope the ones in your life bring you just as much joy.

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Texas roots and a personal approach make for a friendly neighborhood bank.

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Tom and Katie Hough are on a mission to help others live better, healthier lives.

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The 94-year-old Holocaust survivor and museum founder passed away on April 28, Holocaust Remembrance Day.

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1: Surrounded by his family, Dr. Chris Johnson cuts ribbon on his new Highland Park practice. 2: Matt Tolentino of The Singapore Slingers entertains at the annual Jazz Age Social. 3: Attendees to Jazz Age Social at Heritage Village embraced the Roaring 20’s theme. 4: Jay and Ruthie Pack honor Nancy Rutchik at the Dallas Arboretum with Nancy’s Knoll. 5: Dallas Symphony Orchestra League debutantes were introduced at the 36th Annual Presentation Ball in February. 6: Shoppers at 6th Annual Love Luncheon benefiting Clayton Dabney for Kids with Cancer. 7: Robin Norcross and Jim Ryan attend Friends of the Arboretum Dinner at the Dallas Arboretum.

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8: Dallas Historical Society’s Karl Chiao and artist Tom Feely view Texas Liberty Forever. 9: Students from Jesuit College Preparatory School at Grant Halliburton’s Beacon of Hope Luncheon. 10: Zak Williams speaks with emcee Jenny Anchondo at Grant Halliburton’s Beacon of Hope Luncheon. 11: Lone Star Monarchs and Rustic Cuff present over $100,000 in donations to Pajamas for Seniors. 12: Escorted by Gus Walker, debutante Annie Walker takes a bow at the Presentation Ball. 13: Margaret and Jodie Thompson take the floor at the Dallas Symphony Orchestra League Debutante Ball. 14: Vin and Carol Hoey with Sara and David Martineau at the Dallas Arboretum.

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business monthly A round-up of exciting news from local businesses.

The Collab Festival The Collab Festival returns June 12 to Four Corners Brewing Company with a focus on DFW-based brands. Participating vendors will display and sell jewelry, women’s clothing, home décor, personal accessories, and food items. Attendees will be asked to bring new school supplies to donate in support of the teachers of Joseph J. Rhoads Elementary in South Dallas. Complimentary parking will be available.

For more information or to apply to participate, visit thecollablink.com.

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The Interior The Interior is excited to announce the opening of its second location in the Design District. Both it and the original location offer in-stock furnishings, artwork, lighting, and accessories that are ready for delivery at a moment’s notice.

Both locations are open to the public and offer The Interior’s To The Trade program. The new location is 1330 Dragon Street, Dallas, TX 75207. The flagship store is located at 7807 Inwood Road, Dallas, TX 75219.

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Children’s Business Fair The Competent Public Advocates Foundation will host the first annual Children’s Business Fair at the Dallas Farmer’s Market on June 11. Children who have launched their own startups will open for customers at this one-day marketplace sponsored by Acton Academy, the Acton School of Business, Next Great Adventure, the Stone Law Office, and the generous support of donors and volunteers. Find out more at childrensbusinessfair.org.

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Summer is almost here, and Park Cities Lifestyle has you, and the gentlemen in your life, covered with a list of our favorite breweries throughout the Big D. Whether you want to stop by for an afternoon pint or take a weekend tasting tour, one of these local beer halls or brewing companies is nearby and worth exploring soon.

Guys on the Town DEEP ELLUM BR EWING COMPANY: The first craft brewery in Dallas was

named after its historic neighborhood and is the proud purveyor of Dallas Blonde, an American blonde ale. 2823 Saint Louis St. | Dallas, TX MANHATTAN BEER PR OJECT CO. : Inspired in part by Belgian ales, the founders created Inception, which features old-world flavors and is served from its taproom near Trinity Groves. 2215 Sulphur St. | Dallas, TX PEGASUS CITY BR EWER Y: The 5-year-old brewery is home to two locations in the Dallas area, the original taproom in the design district and another downtown. 1508 Commerce St. | Dallas, TX PETICOLAS BR EWING COMPANY: This well-known North Texas brewery makes its classic Velvet Hammer, an imperial red ale, from its home base in the design district. 1301 Pace St. | Dallas, TX FOUR COR NER S BR EWING CO. : Officially launched in 2012, this downtown taproom is known for its recognizable Local Buzz, a bee-adorned yellow can of honey-rye golden ale. 1311 S Ervay St. | Dallas, TX

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Park Cities Lifestyle: When it comes to home loans, what sets ABC Bank apart?

Marcie Waskey: We are a “correspondent lender”—we originate, process, underwrite, and close our own loans. But we can also sell them to about 15 different investors. We maintain the intimacy of a small community bank with local lenders. Agents like to work with people who know the market...the area neighborhoods.

We can also sell to some of the big “super-banks.” We have competitive rates and take enormous pride in our personal service.

PCL: Proximity is important. Does ABC Bank do a lot of work with Park Cities clients?

MW: We’re at Preston and Lovers, convenient for customers. If they want to meet face-to-face, we can do that, or go online. We’ll meet clients where they are.

We work with lots of area title companies, and agents, and have the ability to do construction lending. We also have a doctor’s program, plus a wide variety of options such as bank statement programs, asset-based programs...and traditional financing.

PCL: What are the top reasons to go to ABC Bank?

MW: Our commitment to exceeding customers’ expectations; a desire to customize our services to fit each customer’s unique needs; a highly trained, dedicated team eager to serve with honesty and integrity.

The American Bank of Commerce opened for business in 1962. Over the years, the bank has focused on healthy expansion and growth, operating banking centers in Texas and Colorado, and expanding services to include a mortgage division and an insurance affiliate. The mortgage division recently rebranded from Infinity Mortgage to ABC Bank Home Loans.

Park Cities Lifestyle spoke with Marcie Waskey, mortgage sales manager, about the advantages of the company’s size and services.

PCL: With rising interest rates and a variety of inflationary factors to deal with nowadays, what advice are you giving clients?

MW: If a home is under construction, for example, we can do a long-term lock that helps secure your rate for the long haul. In this environment, as soon as they are able to secure a contract on a property, we can lock in a rate. Many factors are making the market unstable, so it’s a good time to secure your rate. If a client wants to move soon, I like to do what we call a “full credit qualification” to prepare for selling their home and buying a new one, and make sure it’s beneficial. We have programs where clients can purchase new homes, through a special investor, then sell their existing homes so they’re not left homeless. We compete with cash offers by swift closings and can put a rush appraisal on properties to try and close within two or three weeks to compete with cash.

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PCL: Why makes ABC Bank so different?

MW: Expertise, time in the business...I’ve run into nearly every scenario imaginable. We are personal bankers, not voices in call centers. The professional lender in your neighborhood who you can actually talk to.

Learn more at theabcbank.com.

FIT BODY BOOT CAMP Tom Hough is on a mission to help others live better, healthier lives.

ARTICLE BY DAVID MUSCARI PHOTOGRAPHY BY FIT BODY BOOT CAMP

Dieting seems to be America’s most predictable pastime.

The process can lose steam and falter at the beginning, middle, and end. As some experts will tell you, most fail before they even start. “I’ll do it later,” or “after the holidays are over.” There are many excuses.

However, there are some very good reasons most diets die right out of the starting blocks, often leaving people despondent and simply fed up with the process. Enter Tom and Katie Hough of Fit Body Boot Camp in Richardson.

Since 2016, the married couple has been serving DFW residents with their special focus on health. Has it worked?

“In that time, our members have lost over 26,000 pounds,” Tom proudly explains. The idea germinated in the wake of the death of Tom’s brother at only 33 years of age. That’s when the couple decided to share their innovative fitness ideas with a wider audience, and Fit Body Boot Camp was born. Today, it is a comprehensive fitness and fat-loss program.

“Our mission is to help our members live better through our fitness, nutrition, and mindset coaching,” Tom says.

All of the couple’s programs include unlimited group personal training sessions, customized nutrition programs, and smart accountability coaching.

“The number one priority is helping our members— our ‘Fit’ family—get the results they want,” he says. Tom and Katie and their Fit Body Boot Camp staff have had tremendous success stories over the last six years. “We have helped folks lose weight, become stronger, more confident, and seriously changed their lives,” Tom says.

“As we say at Fit Body: We are in the results business, and business is booming.”

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What differentiates Fit Body Boot Camp from other Dallas area wellness operations? “We’re not a gym... we are a coaching program,” Tom says. “Other facilities offer one thing: access to equipment that most folks don’t know how to properly utilize.”

Fit Body Boot Camp workouts are based on science. They are finely tuned for each individual’s needs, specifically designed by expert coaches to achieve the best fitness results.

“We have a solution for all of the traditional reasons why people fail in their fitness and weight loss attempts, which is why we include important nutrition programs as well as accountability coaching for all our members,” Tom adds.

With plenty of fitness and training options around DFW, what else does Fit Body Boot Camp offer?

“Well, we guaranteed results, which is unique, to say the least. Also, ours is a comprehensive fitness solution administered in a supportive and friendly community.”

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Father figures will love the assortment of affordable items chosen for this special day, ranging from reliable classics like casual tees and swimwear to wallets and briefcases. For men who claim to want nothing, there are no-brainers (socks and sunglasses are always a safe bet). And, we know he won’t say no to a bar kit you can take on the go.

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Max Glauben speaking with students (Photography: Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum)

Remembering Max Glauben ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY THE DALLAS HOLOCAUST AND HUMAN RIGHTS MUSEUM

The 94-year-old Holocaust survivor and museum founder passed away on April 28, Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Max Glauben at the Museum’s grand opening on September 18, 2019 (Photography: Amanda Lynn Harris)

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The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum mourns the passing of Holocaust Survivor, passionate advocate, cherished friend, and co-founder and lifetime Museum director Max Glauben. After enduring the worst of humanity, Max dedicated his life to sharing his journey, honoring his family’s memory, and delivering his message to never give up.

Born Moniek Mendel Glauben on January 14, 1928, Max grew up in Warsaw, Poland, with his mother and father, Faiga and Isaak, and little brother, Heniek. He was only 11 when Germany invaded his hometown. He survived starvation and disease in the Warsaw Ghetto until the defeat of the ghetto uprising in May 1943.

Max and his fellow inmates were liberated by the U.S. Army on April 23, 1945. He immigrated to the United States in 1947 and eventually served in the U.S. Army.

After being stationed in Fort Hood, he moved to Dallas, where he built a new life with his wife, Frieda.

“Max embodied the spirit of resiliency. He turned the atrocities inf licted upon him, his family, and six million Jews during the Holocaust into a message of kindness, love, and optimism,” said Museum President and CEO Mary Pat Higgins. “He taught us that there is hope in hopelessness and that one person can make a difference.”

While Max may not have had formal schooling past age 11, he gave the world an invaluable education. Over the decades, Max shared his story with thousands of schoolchildren, many of whom now have children of their own who also learned from his profound lessons. He often told students to be thankful for their parents and the

right to education—because he had both taken from him. For 14 years, Max participated in the International March of the Living, helping lead young people to Poland and Israel to learn about the Holocaust and to explore the roots of antisemitism and hatred.

In the late 1970s, Max was a part of a group of local Holocaust Survivors who came together with the goal of creating a memorial center where they could remember their loved ones and educate future generations about the devastating horrors of the Holocaust. He devoted his life to this work, from the Museum’s first home at the Jewish Community Center in 1984, to the move downtown in 2005, to the 2019 opening of the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum—a dream 40 years in the making.

In 2018, Max was filmed by the USC Shoah Foundation as part of a pioneering project to record the testimonies of Holocaust Survivors to create an interactive biography to allow future generations to have conversations with these eyewitnesses to history.

Max is one of 12 Survivors featured in the interactive Dimensions in TestimonySM Theater experience at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum.

In an interview for filming his testimony, Max shared, “I thought that my knowledge could cure the hatred and bigotry and the killings in this world if somebody can listen to my story, my testimony, and be educated even after I’m gone.” In honor of this, Max was the featured speaker at the Museum’s Dimensions in TestimonySM through May. Afterward, he will continue as the featured Survivor every Friday.

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Max and Frieda Glauben at 2021 Hope for Humanity (Photography: Tamytha Cameron)

“Max embodied the spirit of resiliency. He turned the atrocities inflicted upon him, his family, and six million Jews during the Holocaust into a message of kindness, love, and optimism. He taught us that there is hope in hopelessness and that one person can make a difference.”

Max was recently celebrated by the Museum in November 2021 as the honoree of the Hope for Humanity award. He was named “Texan of the Year” in 2019 by the Dallas Morning News. In 2020, SMU conferred upon him an honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters in recognition for his exceptional and extensive work combatting intolerance and keeping the memory of the Holocaust alive.

Max is survived by his loving wife of nearly 69 years, Frieda, their three children, seven grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren.

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The capital city of Texas is best known for having a personality of its own, one bursting with foodie and fashion finds, outdoor activities and “Austintatious” art creations, a booming sphere of pro sports experiences (we see you Formula 1 and Austin FC), and seven days a week of live music to boot. Did we mention it’s sunny nearly 300 days a year? It’s time to GET AWAY!

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This month, our City Lifestyle family of travel enthusiasts are thrilled to collaborate with Visit Austin to introduce an exclusively curated guide to this lively destination paired with a GIVEAWAY* opportunity to win a 2-night trip for two, with round trip airfare from American Airlines!

Sunny most days of the year, Austin is recognized for a myriad of outdoor experiences which you can experience both in downtown Austin with scenic views of the skyline, as well as the surrounding area, including local treasure, Lady Bird Lake.

When it comes to luxury accommodations, one of the most stunning hotels in Austin is the Commodore Perry Estate. This striking and historic property, once a 10,800-square-foot private mansion known to host Jazz era social extravaganzas, has been transformed into a modern and European-influenced spectacular resort now open to the public.

Austin is renowned for pleasing palates, with an exceptional restaurant scene, including barbecue and tacos as its true soul foods. Pair your tacos with queso and the must-have margaritas for an authentic Tex-Mex meal, or indulge in Austin’s quintessential barbecue. Austin’s slowcooked, fall-off-the-bone brisket is a mouth-watering experience not to miss.

Beyond barbecue and Tex-Mex is an entire mix of palate pleasers, from upscale Mediterranean and Asian to James Beard award-winning eateries. Geraldine’s inside Hotel Van Zandt is one of Austin’s iconic Rainey Street destinations. Equal parts restaurant, bar, rooftop and live music venue, Geraldine’s overlooks beautiful Lady Bird Lake and offers 4th f loor cabanas, a nightly concert lineup and a chef’s contemporary menu.

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But first you should start your day with a cup of joe from Jo’s Coffee. Known for its iconic “i love you so much” mural-clad exterior on South Congress Avenue, patrons come for the hot coffee, good food, cold beer and people-watching.

As for Austin’s retail and local maker scene, the possibilities are endless and elevated. 2ND Street District boasts a mix of boutiques and shops to get your fashion fix and new home decor. For the gentlemen, embrace the full district experience, shopping League of Rebels, a bespoke experience with tailor made lifestyle wear, or Bonobos, the pioneers of custom fit chinos. Then enjoy a fresh shave from Austin’s premier Finley’s Barber Shop.

Following some retail therapy, head over to Upstairs Circus, a unique concept where DIY meets the bar; pick your project, enjoy a libation, create a masterpiece and be merry.

Now let’s talk about live music. Whatever your scene is, you’ll find it here. With hundreds of live music venues, you have plenty of options available to soak up the sounds.

ACL Live at The Moody Theater is home to the beloved Austin City Limits television show and hosts about 100 concerts year round.

WIN a 2-night GETAWAY to Austin!

City Lifestyle and Visit Austin are giving one lucky winner and a guest the chance to explore Austin, TX with a uniquely curated hospitality itinerary filled with three days of complimentary hotel, food, entertainment and shopping experiences.

This giveaway closes on June 30, 2022. The trip must be taken by the end of 2022.

For a chance to win, follow @citylifestyle and @visitaustintx on Instagram and tag unlimited friends and family on the June 1st giveaway post for additional entries to win.

$4,000 AUSTIN GETAWAY FOR 2 INCLUDES: • Flights for 2 on American Airlines

• 2-nights at Commodore Perry Estate: includes breakfast daily and valet parking • Dinner for 2 at Geraldine’s: Chef’s Tasting - an open-ended meal for two, including food and beverages (does not include gratuity) • Breakfast for 2 at Jo’s Coffee • Retail in downtown Austin’s 2ND Street District: • $500 to League of Rebels • $50 to Bonobos • $50 to Finley’s Barber Shop • Tickets for 2 to ACL Live show of choice at Moody Theater (subject to availability and not valid for ACL TV tapings) • DIY Projects + Drinks for 2 to Upstairs Circus

Scan the code to ENTER to WIN at @citylifestyle on Instagram!

Photography Christopher Sherman

Photography Visit Austin

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JUNE 2022

events A curated selection of the most intriguing upcoming events in our area.

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OKLAHOMA! presented by Broadway Dallas

WIN S PEAR OPERA HOUS E | 7:30 P M OKLAHOMA! is the Rodgers & Hammerstein story of a community circling its wagons against an outsider and the frontier life that shaped America. broadwaydallas.org

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Equest Blue Ribbon Ball

T EXAS HOR S E PAR K | 6:00 PM Event highlights will include a cocktail reception, a seated dinner, silent and live auctions, live entertainment, and photo ops with Equest’s horses. equest.org

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The Collab Festival

FOUR COR N ER S BREWERY | 12 :0 0 P M Shop more than 125 vendors selling apparel, accessories, food and services. Admission is free, but donations of new school supplies are requested. thecollablink.com

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Morning Bird Walk

T RIN ITY AUDUBON CEN TER | 7 :30 A M Join Trinity River Audubon Center for a monthly bird walk and enjoy the grounds and our amazing feathered friends. Entry to the center is included in your ticket price. trinityriver.audubon.org

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Cool Thursdays Concert Series

MARTIN R UTCHIK CON CERT STAG E A ND L AWN AT DA L L AS A R B O R E T UM | 7 :30 P M Pack a picnic and head to the Arboretum for its weekly outdoor concert series to hear The M-80’s perform explosive 80s rock. Themed attire is encouraged! dallasarboretum.org

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Taste of the Cowboys

T HE STAR IN FRIS CO | 7:30 PM The event will feature Dallas Cowboys alumni players, live entertainment, and gourmet tailgate food stations from more than 30 restaurants. All proceeds benefit the North Texas Food Bank. e.givesmart.com/events/oIp

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