For this month’s Client Corner we are highlighting a member of the the Kempville team! Wyatt and Brittany traveled to Croatia in June for a choir trip, and ended up staying an extra week to do some exploring of their own. They had some fantastic adventures and have beautiful photos to prove it!

We recently learned that David and Maria Kozycz, KFM clients for the past four years, have been leading a GriefShare group at their church, and we wanted to learn more about their experience with this important ministry.

Longtime clients and friends, Mike and Ann Hablitzel, started a special family tradition fifteen years ago. Mike was inspired by the book Letters from Dad and wrote his two sons letters to be read on Christmas morning. The tradition has expanded to include the whole family.

Local baseball umpire, Tim Glastetter, is part of a multigenerational KFM Family. Shortly after meeting Tim, we learned about his passion for baseball and umpiring in his free time. His passion for Baseball shows on his face and in his words. We hope you enjoy

Our longtime client and friend, Ruby Peckford, has enjoyed many travels over her lifetime. Her sense of adventure is truly inspiring. She recently made the long trip to Ushuaia, Argentina, where she and her daughter, Rachel, embarked on a once in a lifetime tip to Antarctica.

Last year the KFM team packed 50 shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child. When it came to planning this year, we decided to do it bigger and better by packing 150 boxes and including our wonderful clients in the process. For our holiday open house we enjoyed treats, a craft, and helping those in need.

As many of our clients have experienced, a successful and fulfilling career can sometimes mean relocating. Second generation clients, Jason and Amanda, were recently faced with such a decision. With two young boys in tow they made the move away from their families to central California. It has been an adventure!

Life’s transitions are never easy, and it is an honor for us to help our clients walk through these difficult times. Read on for the special way Linda Wahl is honored at a place that meant so much to her.