Right at HOME Magazine June 2019 Issue

Upcoming Events

Parents’ Night Out - Fridays, June 7, July 5, 6-10:30 p.m. Drop off the kids at the Fellowship of San Antonio and enjoy an evening out. Fun, games, movies, activities and more. Ages nursery – 5th grade. Reservations required. The Fellowship of San Antonio, 23755 Canyon Golf Road 78258; www.thefellowshipofsa.org.

Texas Folklife Festival - Friday, June 7, 5 – 11 p.m., Saturday, June 8, 11 a.m. – 11 p.m., Sunday, June 9, noon – 7 p.m. The UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures will host the 46th annual Texas Folklife Festival, bringing more than 40 ethnic groups together in one place to showcase their food, traditional music and dance and authentic crafts.

UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures, 801 E. Cesar E. Chavez Blvd. 78205; www.texancultures.com.

Concordia Vacation Bible School - Monday, June 10 – Friday, June 14, 9 a.m.- noon. Roar – Life is wild – God is good! This free week of fun shares the love of Jesus with children ages 4 years – 5th grade through games, crafts, worship, and more.

Concordia Lutheran Church, 16801 Huebner Road 78258; www.concordialutheranchurch.com.

Cornerstone Vacation Bible School - Tuesday, June 11 – Thursday, June 13, 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Fiesta! Daily activities include Bible lessons, songs, entertainers, games, hands-on activities, free lunch and snacks for children age 5 through 6th grade.

Cornerstone Church, 18755 Stone Oak Parkway 78258; www.sacornerstone.org.

Dinosaur George! - Thursday, June 13 – 2-3 and 4-5 p.m. San Antonio’s favorite paleontologist visits the Parman Library for a scientific take on the prehistoric world with dinosaur bones, skulls, footprints and fun. Parman Library, 20735 Wilderness Oak Road 78258; 210-207-2703.

Scapbooking Club at Parman - Saturday, June 22, 1- 5:45 p.m. Join like-minded crafters to complete your cardmaking, scrapbooking or paper projects. Parman Library, 20735 Wilderness Oak Road 78258; 210-207-2703.

FOSA VBS - Sunday, June 23- Thursday, June 27, 6-8:30 p.m. Into the Wild – Amazing Encounters with Jesus. Entering kinder through 6th grade.

The Fellowship of San Antonio, 23755 Canyon Golf Road 78258; www.thefellwoshipofsa.org.

Encino Library Book Club - Wednesday, June 26, 6-7:30 p.m. Love talking about books? Join others for lively discussions about the selection: this month, The Couple Next Door by Shari Lapena A domestic suspense debut about a young couple and their apparently friendly neighbors. Encino Library, 2515 E. Evans Road 78259; 210-207-9250.

Single Professional Networking Meeting Friday, June 28, 5-7 p.m. Join ´ other 55+ widowed, divorced and single mature professional for a relaxed social event. Sustenio Restaurant & Bar at Eilan Hotel,18603 La Cantera Terrace 78256; www.spn-sa.org.

Parents’ Night Out - Friday, June 28, 5:30-9:30 p.m. Leave the kids with the staff of the Mays Family YMCA for an evening of supervised, active fun. Kids 6 months to 13 years. Mays Family YMCA of Stone Oak, 21654 Blanco Road 78258; 210-497-7088.

Schertz 44th Annual Fourth of July Jubilee Thursday, July 4, 9 a.m. – 10 p.m., fireworks at dusk.

8 a.m., 5K; 9:15 a.m., parade. Parade starts at Clemens High School and ends at Pickrell Park, with a carnival, live music, games, activities, barbecue.

Pickrell Park, 703 Oak St. Schertz 78154; www.visitschertz.com.

Fireworks Display - Thursday, July 4, 9:00 p.m.

The Club at Sonterra hosts a fireworks display that can be seen from locations across Stone Oak. The Club at Sonterra, 901 E. Sonterra Blvd. 78258; www.clubatsonterra.com.

Send your upcoming events to StoneOakInfo@gmail.com.

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Buzzing about Bee Clean Bee Clean Car Wash Opens in Stone Oak

(L-R) Owner Bobby Nami and General Manager Josh McCooey stand in front of the entrance to the sixth Bee Clean Car Wash San Antonio location. This one is in the Stone Oak area.

• Monetary donations to causes, schools, and social needs, he latest Bee Clean Express Car Wash — the sixth in like the Southerland Springs tragedy and St. Jude’s the city — opened in Stone Oak in April. You’ll find it Children Research Hospital. on the eastbound access road of Loop 1604, between • Free car wash donations to benefit schools and booster Blanco Road and Stone Oak Parkway. If you weren’t clubs. one of the lucky ones treated to a FREE wash during its • Recently, Bee Clean helped the McAllister Park Little first five opening days, Bee Clean would like to give you League raise $50,000 by sponsoring a free car wash another chance to check out the new community car coupon on the back of each league raffle ticket. wash.

• Hundreds of complimentary washes to Wilderness Oak and Huebner Elementary Schools for Teacher 1. Bring this copy of Right at HOME magazine to 926 N. Appreciation Week and silent auctions Loop 1604 W • Platinum Sponsor for Reagan High School 2. Pull up to the kiosk at the new wash.

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3. Scan the QR code on cover and select wash for a Free • They know it’s not much, but Bee Clean offers free car Queen Bee Wash ($9.99) - Upgrading Available washes to teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week, 4. You will receive your FREE wash and an Entry Form to firefighters during Fallen Firefighter Weekend and WIN a New 2018 Camaro. (Drawing on October 15, 2019) veterans on Veterans Day. • Police service vehicles are washed at no cost to the officer Bee Clean Car Washes are locally family owned and at any time. operated by Ms. Lois & Mr. Bobby Nami. They built their first Bee Clean in 2011. The Stone Oak location is their sixth wash. It’s important to give back when they open a new Bee Clean location, so they offer FREE carwashes to the community for the first five days. The Namis also give away a brand new Chevrolet Camaro each time they open a new wash. Every time customers purchase a wash at Queen Bee level or above for the next six months, they can enter to win the new Camaro.

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Mr. Bobby remembers the winner of each car. The most recent was a veteran and retired police officer who especially deserved to win, he said. He won’t talk about it often or step into the spotlight, but Mr. Bobby continues to shape the pay-it-forward mentality at Bee Clean through his community involvement and donations.

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Place the QR Code from the cover of the magazine under the scanner and then select your Queen Bee ($9.99) FREE wash.

Bee Clean has a special connection to St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital because Mr. Bobby’s wife, Ms. Lois, a three-time cancer survivor, visited the hospital. She was inspired to donate a penny to the hospital for every car Bee Clean washes. The high school sweethearts have been married 49 years, and Ms. Lois thought of the Bee Clean name and helped design the distinctive friendly bee logo.

At Bee Clean, you’ll use the convenient self-service kiosk to make carwash selections and pay. For faster service, some choose the monthly pass option where the car is automatically scanned through the gates or the “Buzz Pay” option available on the new Bee Clean App, both of which bypass the need to insert payment into the kiosk. The Bee Clean App offers additional perks — a FREE Birthday Wash and a Loyalty Program which reward points that add up to future free washes.

The company tries to always be good neighbor. You’ll notice a 100-foot tall, lighted American flag gracing each Bee Clean location. Mr. Bobby is a veteran and is proud of Old Glory’s ability to unite people. They’ve invested in biodegradable soap, rain capture and filtration systems and recycle 80 percent of used water to do their part to keep the environment clean, green and safe.

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Mr. Bobby is passionate about providing good service and value to his customers. Bee Clean offers a Hassle-Free Wash Experience without pressure from sales staff and a Clean Car Guarantee. Although a manager is always on-site, Bee Clean – Stone Oak is a 3–Minute Express Exterior tunnel wash, with washes starting at $4.99. Bee Clean also furnishes Free Air & Free Vacuums, regardless if you purchase the wash that day or not. Customers are welcome to use the Free Bug Prep or even buy a highquality, reusable Microfiber Charity Towel for only $2 to touch-up the vehicle’s interior. True to their desire to make a difference in the community, all proceeds from towel purchases benefit a charity selected annually by Bee Clean Customer vote on their Facebook page.

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He is known as a generous employer, offering health benefits, flexible schedules, personal goals and bonuses, as well as inspirational leadership.

Bee Clean’s General Manager, Joshua McCooey, has held the position for three years and works side-by-side with Mr. Bobby to maintain daily operations, employee development, cultural progress, new builds and community involvement. Cut from the same cloth, he’s committed to making sure Mr. Bobby and Ms. Lois’s wishes and goals are reached for him and the Bee Clean Family in the future.

When you work at Bee Clean, you are considered “On The Team and part of the Bee Clean Family.”

The Bee Clean philosophy is, “The customer is number one. We need to treat them right and give them a good wash experience for their hard-earned money.”

Please visit beecleanwash.com to learn more about upcoming locations and your community car wash involvement. Download the Bee Clean App in the app store.

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Independent Interests Senior Chronicles Decades of Foreign Service

By Amy Morgan

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ven as a young girl, Nancy Barber desired to see the world. She researched her options and at the age of 21 joined the U.S. State Department. It was 1961.

Ironically, the government deemed her too young to be sent overseas, and she spent her first four years in Washington D.C. Finally, at the age of 25, Nancy got her chance and was posted to Seoul, Korea.

She remembers a city in disrepair. She shared a room in a compound built by the Japanese before W.W.II and ate in the army mess. After two years she was assigned to the Reconnaissance Branch of the Defense Intelligence Agency back in Washington, where she was privy to many secrets about America’s satellite imagery capability during the Cuban Missile Crisis. That position required her to travel to Vietnam before the war. In contrast to Seoul, Nancy recollects Saigon as a beautiful, cosmopolitan city.

In 1965, she was transferred to Damascus, Syria, which eventually became her favorite destination. Working in the ambassador’s office, Nancy helped a Chinese national defect and dodged attractive Russian spies who tried to compromise the Western girls. Throughout the ‘60s her duties led her to Taipei, Taiwan, Morocco, and Nigeria.

Nancy Barber had an exciting career in the U.S. State Department, the Office of Protocol and the Foreign Service, traveling all over the world.

Even though her work kept her far from her family in Arkansas, her parents were always very supportive of her career. “I was brought up to believe I could do anything I wanted to, if I believed I could do it,” Nancy said.

Back in Washington, she joined the Office of Protocol under Secretary of State Dean Rusk. Nancy stepped in to salvage preparations for an important meeting, earning herself a commendation from the Secretary and an invitation to join his advance team to prepare Foreign Service posts for a secretarial visit. Some of these trips included Helsinki, Paris, London and Kathmandu.

In the ‘70s and ‘80s, she went back to Damascus, then to London, Manila, Africa, Hong Kong, China, Nepal and Afghanistan. Highlights included watching sea turtle eggs hatching on the beach in Accra, Ghana, and riding an elephant in Jaipur.

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Nancy found herself in Bogota, Columbia in 1984 at the height of the anti-narcotic program. She spent the remaining years of her career in Costa Rica and El Salvador, eventually retiring from Foreign Service in 1987 at the age of 51. She returned to Little Rock and began a completely new career in the medical field. Nancy took care of both her parents in their later years and was active in her Episcopalian Church parish.

Nancy moved to Independence Hill Retirement Community a year ago to be close to her niece, Tam. She has decorated her apartment with artifacts from her travels. Her eyesight is declining, and Nancy appreciates the security of living in Independence Hill, where she can walk for exercise in the corridors and enjoy chef-prepared meals. She shares her home with her beloved non-standard munchkin cat, Bella, who was her last Christmas present from her mother.

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Sonterra’s Sensational Summer If you are looking for a more structured camping experience for your kids 5-12, try the Kids Camp. Last year, the club partnered with professional camp outfitters KE Kids, an experienced company that specializes in running camps at country clubs.

“We had great results and feedback from members about our Kids Camp last year,” said Deborah Routon, membership director at the Club at Sonterra.

Hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., with options of complimentary drop off as early as 8:30 a.m., and late pick up extending to 5:30 p.m. Community members are welcome as guests.

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here’s no shortage of summer fun at The Club at Sonterra. School is out, and families are enjoying the beautifully landscaped, lifeguarded, 25-meter outdoor swimming pool with a diving well and children’s wading area. Tennis, golf and swimming camps and lessons have begun and are open to the community — although Sonterra members enjoy the perk of special pricing.

And summer would not be complete without mentioning Sonterra’s youth swim team. The Sonterra Stingrays took first place in Division II in the Maverick Summer Swim League last year and hope for another championship season. “Many participants improved their skills and enjoyed the friendly competition,” said Aquatics and Fitness Director, Tim Roberts. The Stingrays are coached by the Trinity University Tigers’ coach John Ryan, who’s been part of Sonterra’s summer swim program for more than 20 years.

Another benefit of membership at the Club at Sonterra — access to the newly refurbished Kids Zone, which offers a fun, supervised, safe place for kids ages 2-12 to play while mom and dad have a relaxing dinner in the 19th hole or take a tennis lesson. The space has been completely renovated with modern updates and separate spaces for pre-school and school-age children to call their own. Manager Samreen Afran implemented a new curriculum this spring that rotates games, crafts, snacks and other activities to engage the children’s interest and keep them entertained. The Kids Zone is open from 8:30 a.m. until 9 p.m.

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PET TIP

Fighting Fleas A thorough bath is the first step to remove the fleas already feasting on Fido. You can find a flea-medicated shampoo at any pet or grocery store. You can also go a step further and purchase an oral medication called Capstar that will continue to kill any insects still remaining on your dog within the next 24 hours. Check ahead at the feed or pet store to make sure they carry it.

Now that you have your precious pooch clean and flea free, turn your attention to your home. Wash all your dog’s bedding and anything else they lie on in hot water. (This includes your bedding if they like to join you for a cuddle in your bed.) You’ll need to continue to wash fabric items several times to make sure you have completely destroyed any remaining flea eggs. If you see fleas in the home or yard, try sprays or powder to get ride of them. Use more than one product to include several different active ingredients. Don’t be surprised if eradicating fleas requires more than one treatment, as fleas are known to be extremely hardy and resistant to products used to kill them.

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an Antonio’s beautiful spring weather inspired you to take your Snotice pup for a nice stroll in the park. But now you are home, and you he can’t seem to settle comfortably and won’t stop scratching.

First, investigate your dog’s skin. Check around his neck, stomach and bottom for little black moving bugs or small black flecks. If you don’t see either —good news — your furry family member might just be suffering from allergies. But if you do – ACT FAST! Your pup unknowingly offered a ride to some creepy critters. You need to eradicate them before they infest your home and yard.

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STAFF PROFILE

Spreading Smiles 7to7 Dental Assistant Office Manager Will Serve in Nepal Nichole was promoted to Stone Oak’s assistant office manager last October.

“Samantha took me under her wing, trained me and gave me the tools I needed to grow,” Nichole said. “Now she’s trusting me to take care of things while she’s out.”

By Amy Morgan

Nichole Llamas, dental hygienist and assistant office M eet manager of the Stone Oak branch of 7to7 Dental and

Orthodontics. Nichole joined the practice as a hygienist almost four years ago when she and her husband Justin transferred with his job to the Alamo City.

The couple and 15-year-old son, Ryan, moved from Nichole’s hometown of El Paso, where she obtained her Associates of Applied Science Degree in Dental Hygiene in 2011. She had considered other majors, but when she was accepted into the dental hygiene program the first year she applied, Nichole jumped straight in.

She was attracted to the profession by the opportunity to meet people and ease their potential fear of visiting the dentist. Nichole considers herself fortunate to have found a position with 7to7 Dental within a week of arriving in San Antonio.

Although Nichole still practices as a dental hygienist on weekends and to cover breaks during the week, she now focuses much of her attention on her administrative responsibilities. She particularly enjoys ensuring office morale remains high. The practice celebrates staff birthdays monthly, and Nichole, along with other management, distributed goodie bags recognizing Dental Assistant Week. The treats included gift cards to Starbucks – conveniently located just across 7to7 Dental’s parking lot at the corner of Canyon Golf Road and Stone Oak Parkway.

“We’re probably their number one customer,” Nichole said.

She is committed to helping patients reduce any anxiety about a dentist visit. “I was afraid of going to the dentist growing up,” she confessed.

“Now I always start by welcoming patients to set a positive tone for the visit. I communicate and explain things carefully to let them know we are in it together.”

7to7 Dental also provides an incentive to patients who keep their biannual cleaning appointments. The practice creates custom trays and gives patients a tube of whitening gel to keep their teeth bright between cleanings. This helps patients remember to make that appointment and not put off coming in, she said.

“I love the potential for growth within the practice, and I trust the intentions of the company to take care of every employee,” she said.

Another of Nichole’s mottos: she loves to learn and try new things. She’ll put this to the test next fall, when she and co-worker Paola Camacho travel to Nepal for two weeks to provide dental care to villagers around Kathmandu. They’ll work with the SIDDHI Memorial Foundation to clean teeth, teach about oral hygiene and assist with dental procedures.

Office Manager Samantha Shadrock began grooming Nichole for a management position shortly after she realized she would need someone to take over the reins when she went on maternity leave.

“I was intrigued by the opportunity to help somebody else based on the knowledge and skills I have. It is going to be an amazing, rewarding experience,” she said.

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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT

Reagan Runner

Mile Race Area Qualifier Will Continue Sport at Trinity University

By Amy Morgan he family that plays together, stays together. That adage rings true for Ronald Reagan High School senior student Anna King. She inherited her love of running from her parents, both of whom participated in the sport at the college level. Inspired by their example, Anna has been recruited to join the track program at Trinity University, where she will begin classes in the fall.

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Called the “Energizer Bunny,” by a former soccer coach, Anna ran distance events on Reagan’s District Championship Girls Track and Cross Country teams. Anna lettered in both sports all four years at Reagan. Her contributions assisted the track team’s four and the cross country team’s three District Championship titles. Just recently, Reagan girls track won their area meet in April.

Anna was a star performer on Reagan’s 2019 team, placing fifth in district in the 2-mile race and second in the mile, achieving a PR of 5:27. That time advanced her to area competition, achieving the goal she set for herself.

“My goal was to make area,” she said. “District this year had very tough competition — there are phenomenal runners from other schools.” Despite great success in the mile, the endurance athlete says she prefers the 2-mile race, because she has more time to gain a leading position.

Anna King runs cross country for Reagan High School and will continue her sport at Trinity University, where she plans on being a pre-medical major.

Best of all, Anna is joined on the team by her sister, Emily. “We practice together all the time. We are just 20 months apart and very similar,” she said. Anna and Emily also love to participate in local races with their parents. This year they all completed Reagan’s Reindeer Run 5K and a run benefitting breast cancer research.

“Running makes me feel so good; I love the feeling of accomplishment,” she added. Anna looks forward to the camaraderie and group of friends she’ll immediately acquire when she starts training with Trinity’s track team, but that’s not the only reason she decided to attend the local university. She actually selected Trinity because of the strength of its pre-medical major. Meeting others’ needs through medicine is another trait shared by the King family. Her father is an emergency room physician and her mother, an ER nurse.

Trinity has a great research program and a high success rate of students from Trinity getting into medical school, she said. “I love that I’ll have access to my professors — the school is actually smaller than my high school!” Anna was introduced to volunteering at the Animal Defense League through Reagan’s National Honor Society Chapter and now recruits friends and family members to join her. Her grades ranked her in the top 4.5 percent of her class.

Counselor Matt Eidson described Anna as, “always approachable, genuinely respectful and a pleasure to serve. She has challenged herself with our most rigorous courses, and she is someone that other students rely on for a sense of comfort, strength and support.”

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