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YO AN’T HUG YO U U C CAN’T HUG A A MEMORY MEMORY
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E CAREFUL, AND stay out of trouble,”
Jeff Hanson told his son, Tyler, as he left the house in late January 2015.
Tyler was almost to his car when his mother, Cari, called from the doorway.
“Hey, come back and give me a hug!” He jogged over to his mother. She was holding their black mini poodle in her arms. When Tyler hugged her, the puppy licked his face. »
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They would be the last words she said to Tyler. Yet teenagers aren’t getting the message. According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 45 percent of teenagers reported not buckling up as a passenger in 2013. Seatbelts reduce death chances by about half, yet 71 percent of drivers aged 15-20 killed in auto crashes were simply not pulling the safety strap.
“I think he (Tyler) would have been better off if he wore a seatbelt, but there is no guarantee,” believes Officer Earl Johnson, who investigated the accident. “Teenagers think they are invincible,” Tyler’s friend Meghan Kocovsky says. “We get away with many other things, so we think we can get away with something as simple as not wearing a seatbelt. Unfortunately, it can get you killed.”
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you too,” Cari says.
Jeff and Cari would never see their son again.
Tyler’s parents may never know what caused him to lose control that Friday night.
Tyler, 17, was driving north on Cornhusker Road at 180th Street when his Chevy Cavalier rolled, ejecting Tyler from the car, then pinning him underneath it. He was not wearing a seatbelt.
“Honestly, don’t think about yourself, but think about everyone who does give a crap about you, so buckle up for them,” Kocovsky advises. For the Hansons, this statement is harrowingly too true. Their fun-loving and hard-working boy will never again rush through the front door. The Hanson house is eerily cold and silent. The pain is tangible.
Now Tyler’s parents are spreading the word to click it. The money from Tyler’s memorial was dedicated to raising awareness for seatbelt safety. Part of the money went to designing “hugs,” small seatbelt wraps. Three hundred of these wraps were created for Tyler’s friends and family as a reminder to be safe. The rest of the memorial money was donated to the National Safety Council.
The Hansons’ hope is that one person will learn from this tragedy, and maybe it will save one life. The seatbelt wraps say, “This HUG is in memory of Tyler to always buckle up, ‘cause you can’t put your arms around a memory.’”
“I want to prevent other parents from experiencing such a tragic loss,” Jeff says. He hangs his head, barely holding back tears as he glances at his wife.
Tyler’s parents both struggle to understand why their son didn’t buckle up. Before Tyler left the classroom that Friday, Millard West English teacher Karen Palmer reminded her students to drive safely and wear their seatbelts; something she has done for the past 17 years.
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A Place to Hang Your Hat W
INTERY MONTHS IN Nebraska can
be a real drag. Literally. We drag the outdoors in, sludging with us mud, snow, and salt. And unfortunately, not all of us are blessed to have a mud room or even an entryway closet. This year, after your kiddos get done shoveling the driveway, give them a place to hang their sweaty hats, wet coats, and snowy gloves. Use it as a towel rack in the bathroom, or in the bedroom to hang those clothes that are always on the floor. This coat rack can add some vertical interest to an otherwise empty corner and bring some functionality to your space. And best of all, because the poles collapse, it can be easily stowed away during the summer months when your house doesn't resemble a public pool.
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TEVE AND JENNY Minino sit at the table on
This meant Steve couldn’t spend much time with the children. A year ago, Steve created a way to incorporate more family time into his life—bring his wife into the business.
a Sunday morning sipping coffee while their kids—Kenedi, age 7, and Zachary, age 6—sit on the couch with iPads. It’s a not-so-typical morning in the life of this goal-oriented family.
“I just got so busy that I needed Jenny to handle some of those details that I couldn’t handle anymore,” Steve says.
Kenedi attends first grade at Sagewood Elementary School. She has played soccer for four years, started playing basketball this winter, and is in the Xcel Bronze class at Premier Gymnastics.
Details such as marketing and database inputting. With two people focused on one work goal, they became more productive. This also satisfied a longtime dream of working together, one that needed time to develop.
Zachary, who goes by Meatball, is in kindergarten at Sagewood. He earned a white belt with stripes at karate, but now plays football, soccer, and basketball.
“It’s tough to begin with because as a real estate agent, you are an independent contractor so you are responsible for insurance and things,” Jenny says.
All these activities with the kids required a balancing act for Jenny and Steve.
It was a reality Steve knew well. His mother, Deb Hopkins, has worked in real estate for 30 years, and his grandfather sold real estate. Extended family members also work in the same business.
“It was busy,” Jenny says. “A lot of times it was ‘OK, you take Meatball, I’ve got Kenedi, and we’ll meet back here in two hours.”
“I never wanted to work in real estate growing up,” says Steve, who has degrees in culinary arts and hotel management. “My love was always cooking.”
Steve, a real estate agent with NP Dodge, works a lot of hours. He works nine to five, he works through dinner, after dinner, on vacation. Then, of course, there’s weekends.
Nine years ago, Steve worked in Las Vegas. A phone call with his mother led Steve back home. »
“Weekends are huge for realtors,” says Jenny. “That’s when they hold open houses.”
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« “She said, ‘Well, if you don’t mind the hours, why don’t you come back and join the team.’” Steve says. “I think ultimately she realized I would be in real estate, but she wanted it to be my decision, not her legacy.”
There are days when Steve and Jenny need to pick up the kids then return to work. Their solution? Bring the kids to the office, where they keep a supply of crayons and paper to keep them occupied. The other employees, some of them family members, don’t mind. Zac has a big reason why he likes going to the office with Mom and Dad. “I like getting candy!”
Steve laughs. “A lot of people in the office keep candy at their desk. The kids know who they are.” Kenedi likes visiting “Nonni,” she and Zac’s nickname for Deb.
“I leave notes for her,” she says. “I stick them on her desk, on her chair, on her computer…” This philosophy of family-friendly business means a lot to the couple, especially Steve, who grew up attending open houses with his mother.
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