Bee Cave - June 2017 by Peel, Inc.

VOLUME 8, ISSUE 6

JUNE 2017

NEWSLETTER FOR THE RESIDENTS OF THE BEE CAVE AREA

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ARTICLE INFO The Bee Cave Messenger is mailed monthly to all Bee Cave area residents. Residents, community groups, churches, etc. are welcome to include information about their organizations in the newsletter. Personal news for the Stork Report, Teenage Job Seekers, recipes, special celebrations, and birthday announcements are also welcome. To submit an article for the Bee Cave Messenger please email it to beecave@peelinc.com. The deadline is the 15th of the month prior to the issue.

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Around Bee Cave FEATURED FAMILY

The DeMonico Family: Lawrence, Karli, Odin and Gray DeMonico

Q: How long have you lived in Bee Cave/Lake Travis area? July will be 6 years. Q: What brought you to the area/where did you live before? We visited Austin 6 years ago and fell in love. We chose Bee Cave for the hill country and the stellar reputation of the Lake Travis ISD. We moved from Virginia Beach, VA and couldn’t be happier. Q: What do you like most about Bee Cave? We love the small community feel. We also love the convenience of shopping and dining. We have a saying “let’s not leave the Cave”. Q: How/where did you meet? We met 9 years ago in Washington, DC, through a mutual friend. Our first date was a blind date where we went to Atlantic City for the weekend. It was either going to go extremely well or be a total disaster. It was amazing! We’ve been together ever since. Q: What are some of your hobbies? I think we would say just hanging as a family is our most favorite hobby. Lawrence spends a lot of time growing our business Pipe Hitters Union and I spend 3 days a week working in a local Emergency Room so family time is precious to us. And most definitely, CrossFit. Q: Where do you work/what do you do for a living? Our company, Pipe Hitters Union (PHU) is a lifestyle apparel brand. My husband, along with a handful of other special operations professionals from across the various military branches founded the company almost 15 years ago. Over the years it has grown into an internationally recognized lifestyle brand and is often featured on television shows and in movies. Most recently, some PHU apparel was featured in the Michael Bay blockbuster hit, “13 Hours, the Secret Soldiers of Benghazi”. We’re super excited to say that PHU apparel is now sold in more than 30 countries around the world. Q: What is your favorite thing to do as a family? Getting away can be a challenge so we enjoy the regular staycation. Our boys really love the Great Wolf Lodge in Grapevine, the JW Marriott in San Antonio and our own Lakeway Resort and Spa. Q: What is one of your favorite family memories? Most 4

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definitely the moment we met, our engagement and wedding day, but our absolute favorites have to be the births of both our perfect boys. Odin will be 3 on the 4th of July and Gray will be 1 on June 16th. Q: Do you have any pets/what kind? Odin and Gray have a puppy brother named Caesar. He’s a 2-pound Teacup Yorkshire Terrier. Q: What does family mean to you? Family is everything to us. The love, comfort and support from each other is what keeps us going day to day. Watching our boys play and laugh brings us the most joy in the world. We have such crazy busy schedules but I think my husband and I will both agree that nothing compares to being home as a family at the end of each day. Q: How would your friends/neighbors describe you? Hmmm…. This is a tough one being as I have never asked this question. I’ll just say that we will always have a cup of milk or bottle of wine for a neighbor in need. As for friends and family, I feel pretty confident we would be described as loyal, there isn’t anything we wouldn’t do for a friend or someone that we care about. Q: What are some of your family traditions? We don’t have many as our children are still so young, but prior to having littles, we used to dress up in theme for Halloween and have continued it with our boys the past couple of years. We are looking forward to creating many more family traditions with our two boys. Q: What is something you would like to do or are looking forward to doing in the next year? My husband sustained a spinal injury in Iraq in 2012. Since then, he has undergone countless medical procedures and two fusion surgeries with the most recent just a few weeks ago. Over the next year, I would love to see him make a full recovery. That would be amazing! Q: What is your favorite piece of advice or quote? My husband would assuredly say, “It’s better to ask for forgiveness than for permission” or… “When in doubt, empty the magazine”. Q: If you could travel anywhere with your family, where would it be and why? We would love to and will be taking our boys on a dog sledding trip to see the northern lights. Moving to Bee Cave, TX has been one of the best decisions we’ve ever made. We love our community and are looking forward to raising our boys here. Copyright © 2017 Peel, Inc.

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HILL COUNTRY GALLERIA JUNE LISTINGS June Wine Walk

Thursday, June 8, 5 p.m - 9 p.m. On Thursday, June 8, join Hill Country Galleria for the monthly Wine Walk event, a unique wine and social gathering experience offering great wines from around the world while getting to know the eclectic mix of businesses. Guests can start the walk at Twin Liquors to pick up a guide / map, which also acts as a ticket, to all the stops. Hill Country Galleria Shopping Bags filled with exclusive offers will also be available to participants.

YouthCast

Wednesday, June 7, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. On Wednesday, June 7 at the Central Plaza Pavilion, The Austin School for the Performing and Visual Arts is hosting their YouthCast talent show. Young artists will compete before a panel of industry professionals for scholarship awards. Categories include music, voice, dance, theatre and visual arts. Students in grades 6-12 can audition.

Father's Day Brunch at Cafe Blue

Sunday, June 18, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Cafe Blue is offering Father's Day Brunch, featuring hand carved prime rib, made-to-order omelets, oysters on the half shell, shrimp cocktail, smoked salmon, breakfast, lunch salads and desserts. $36.95 per person, $14.95 for kids 12 and under. Reservations can be made by calling (512)-366-5230.

Barre3 Hill Country Pop-Up

Sunday, June 25 at 9 a.m. On Sunday, June 25, Barre3 at the Hill Country Galleria will host a pop-up class at the Reserve on Lake Travis. The 60-minute class begins at 9 a.m., followed by a complimentary post-class mimosa. Bring a yoga mat and water and be sure to arrive early 6

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to secure your spot. Barre3 is also offering a new summer Member Perk, offering unlimited classes, priority waitlist and unlimited childcare in the Play Lounge for $130 per month. Exclusive at Hill Country location only- valid for members during summer months

Whole Foods Market Open Mic Night

Thursdays, June 1 and 15, 6 - 8 p.m. Every first and third Thursday, Whole Foods Market is hosting an open mic night upstairs in the Buzz Bar from 6-8 p.m.

PAIYH Summer Camps

Weekdays in June, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. PAIYH Dance Studios is hosting weekday summer camps filled with dance, crafts and a performance. Valid for ages 3 to 9 years old. Come for the whole week or choose your days. Themes and Dates: June 5 - 9: Elsa and Belle at the Ball June 12 - 16 : Everyday Princess June 19 - 23: Hip Hop & Pop Stars June 26 - 30: Trolls Takeover

Barnes & Noble Story Times

Every Saturday at 11 a.m. Each Saturday, Barnes & Noble Bee Cave will host a weekly story time, including a special Father's Day edition on Saturday, June 17, featuring "When Dads Don't Grow Up." Dates: June 3: If You Ever Want to Bring a Circus to the Library, Don't! June 10 : Oh, the Places You'll Go! June 17: When Dads Don't Grow Up June 24: The Rainbow Fish Copyright ÂŠ 2017 Peel, Inc.

Dear Bee Cave Elementary School Parents and Guardians, After completing a highlycompetitive interview process, I am pleased to announce that I have selected Jennifer Andjelic to serve as Principal of Bee Cave Elementary School, effective July 18. Ms. Andjelic is no stranger to Lake Travis ISD. Between 2009 and 2013, she was a member of our Curriculum and Instruction department where she served as Director of Elementary Academic Services. Ms. Andjelic began her career in public education in 1995 as a fourth grade teacher at Dove Elementary School in the Grapevine-Colleyville Independent School District northwest of Dallas. After serving in the same capacity at Bush Elementary School

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in the Conroe school district near Houston, Ms. Andjelic joined the Spring Independent School District where she served in various classroom and administrative roles including Reading Intervention Specialist and Principal of the district’s Summer Academies program, Elementary Academic Intervention Coordinator with the district’s Curriculum and Instruction department, and Principal of Meyer Elementary School. Following her tenure at Lake Travis, Ms. Andjelic served as Principal of Grandview Hills Elementary School, and most recently, as Executive Director of Instruction and Professional Learning in the Leander school district. Ms. Andjelic earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from the University of North Texas and a Master of Education degree in Administration from the University of St. Thomas. She and her family reside in Lakeway, and her children attend Lake Travis High School. Selecting the right person to serve as school principal is a critical and oftentimes difficult decision. I want to thank the members of the interview committee for their outstanding help throughout this process. Committee members included BCE teachers Rachel Hughes and Josie Phan, PTO officer/parent representative Melissa (Continued on Page 8)

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Around Bee Cave (Continued from Page 7) Williamson, West Cypress Hills Elementary School Principal Amanda Prehn, Director of Special Services Dr. Laura Abbott, Assistant Superintendent for Human Resource Services Evalene Murphy, and Deputy Superintendent Mary Patin. We received 67 applications for this position, and eight candidates were interviewed. The committee recommended Ms. Andjelic and two other finalists to me. These finalists were interviewed a second time by Ms. Patin, Ms. Murphy, Assistant Superintendent for Administrative and Community Services Holly Morris-Kuentz, and me. This interview with Ms. Andjelic, coupled with her references and wide ranging experience, only confirmed the committee’s very strong endorsement. I have already notified the BCE staff of the news. Additionally, senior staff and I will arrange a meet-and-greet between Ms. Andjelic and the Bee Cave school community in the near future. In the interim, please join me in welcoming Ms. Andjelic back to The Destination District! Sincerely, Brad Lancaster, Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools

It's a Miracle Family Bible Camp with art and music at Spirit in the Hills Lutheran Church

For the second year Spirit In The Hills Lutheran Church presents a Family Bible Camp on three consecutive evenings (June 13-15). This year’s Family Camp VBS will explore the Miracles of Jesus through storytelling, Art and Music. The evening starts at 5:30 with a free light supper and concludes at 8 p.m. after a closing dialog. Learning will be for all ages; Adults will have the opportunity of a group discussion of miracles and their impact in today’s world. Youth will participate in both art led by a noted artist from Lakeway and Music led by area musicians. Registration is open and free. More information is on the website www.spiritinthehills.com. Spirit In The Hills Lutheran Church is located at 3001 R O Drive in Spicewood Texas (corner of R O Drive and Bee Creek). The stated mission of the church: “We at Spirit in the Hills are people diversely centered in Christ, inspired by the Holy Spirit and sent to share God’s love in the world.” ALL ARE WELCOME!

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High Noon Auction at the Lake Travis Thrift Shop! If you ever need proof that the Lake Travis community is generous, just stop by the Lake Travis Thrift Shop. Owned by Ladies of Charity – Lake Travis, the Thrift Shop receives donations of from the community, sells them in the shop, and donates the proceeds to charities that serve the poor in our community. Ladies of Charity – Lake Travis was formed in 1991 to open a thrift shop and raise funds to support Lake Travis Crisis Ministries. Twenty-six years later, volunteers work over 35,000 hours per year sorting, pricing, and selling donated items. The success of the shop makes Ladies of Charity – Lake Travis the largest local charity, donating over $250,000 per year to other charities in cash grants, and more than twice that in goods donated to other organizations. Not much goes to waste, as those items that are not sold in the shop are donated to other organizations or recycled. SafePlace, Mobile Loaves and Fishes, Air Warrior Courage Foundation, St. John Paul II Life Center, and various pet charities are just some of the organizations that benefit from items that can’t be sold at the shop. One of the newest events at the shop is our High Noon Auction on the 4th Saturday of each month. Unique and highly sought-after items are priced to sell. Auction items are on display in the two weeks

preceding the auction, and silent bids are accepted during this preview period. If something really strikes your fancy, items are available at a buy-it-now price. At High Noon on auction day we conduct a live auction for items that have not been purchased at the buy-it-now price. It’s a fun event for all the bargain-hunters and treasure hunters in the Lake Travis area, and beyond! About Ladies of Charity – Lake Travis The Lake Travis Thrift shop is owned by Ladies of Charity – Lake Travis, a 501(c)(3) organization, and donations may be tax deductible. The Lake Travis Thrift Shop is located at 1508 Ranch Road 620 South, behind the Jack Brown Cleaners. We are open Tuesday through Saturday from 10am – 4pm, and we are open late – until 7pm – on Wednesdays. Donations are accepted during business hours, and on Mondays from 10am-4pm. Donate. Shop. Volunteer! Contact Laura Hughes, Shop Manager 512.263.0314 manager@laketravisthrift.com

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ST. ANDREW’S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL CLASS OF 2017

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Samuel Coon Madison Day Shane Dickens Isabelle Durr Christian Erben Alejandro Esquivel Claire Fason Aaron Garcia Minerva Garcia Hernandez Lawrence Gillespie III Cydnie Golson Sierra Gonzalez Speegle Barrett Guttell Savannah Habarurema Mackenzie Henson Natalie Hojel Hannah Hornaday

Kaliejane Jennings Leah Johnson Christopher Jones Stuart Jones Robert Josowitz Lily Kincannon Elizabeth Leighty Jacob Leonard Nicholle Lim Amelia Long Gabriel Lucio-Martin Marcus Martinez Gavin Massengale Brady McEvoy William McKinnerney Madeleine McKowen Nolan McNearney Sophia Mesches Sophia Mirran Austin Modoff

Francesca Modoff Pouya Mohammadi Nina Molanphy Noah Moore Rachel Nezzer Olivia Nicklos Matthew Otto Natalie Ozor Keely Peirce Camille Pinkerton Benjamin Pollinger Ethan Rogers Harrison Rozman Ellie Rudy Katherine Salinas Riley Schafer Walton Schmidt Brett Schneider Luke Schwab Cameron Scott

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Around Bee Cave LTlov members are encouraged to bring donations for designated organizations to each general meeting throughout the year. May's meeting was dedicated to Support the Girls - Austin, a local organization that distributes bras and feminine hygiene products to homeless women through Front Steps/ARCH, Posada Esperanza, Trinity Center, and SafePlace. LTlov was honored to donate 115 bras, a few pairs of panties, and approximately $450 dollars worth of feminine hygiene products to women in need. Learn more about Support the Girls Austin at ISupportTheGirls.org. Pictured, from left, Karen Michalik, Kris Bettridge, Debbie Pate, Julie St. Onge, Tish Williams, Gayle Snowden and Leigh Ann Kenyon.

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Spicewood Arts Society Announces 2017-2018 Concert Season Fans of all music genres will find something to like at the 2017-18 performance season of the Spicewood Arts Society, includin jazz, “classical-not-classical,” and Western swing. The ticket price of $125 includes the five regular season performances, averaging $25 each. Tickets may be purchased at www.spicewoodarts.org. “Season ticket prices represent a considerable savings over buying individual performances,” said new president Karen Noecker. “Check concerts for ticket prices. If you find three or more you like, you’ll save on a season ticket!” All performances will be at the Spicewood Vineyards Event Center, 1419 Co. Rd. 409, Spicewood, TX. Included in season tickets: Matt Wilson Band ($50), Friday, September 22, 2017. Beginning the season, Matt Wilson and his band are back by popular demand. Wilson selects from his deep catalog of soul, rock and gospel, delighting his audiences. Collin Hauser and Stevie Jo Rosenbalm ($40), Friday, November 17, 2017 Collin Hauser’s guitar, sax, and distinctive voice is backed by

drummer and singer Stevie Jo Rosenbalm, a Top 20 contestant on “The Voice,” with a stand-up bass third in the trio. Collin Hauser will be fresh from releasing his first album. Invoke ($35), Saturday, January 20, 2018 Weaving together American musical traditions from Appalachian fiddle tunes to jazz, Invoke’s unique sound refuses definition. A robust sense of humor infuses their family-friendly shows with lighthearted spirit. Hot Texas Swing Band ($35), Friday, April 6, 2018 The Hot Texas Swing Band, a six-piece band with vocalist Selena Rosanbalm, plays boot-scootin’ boogie in the tradition of Bob Wills and Asleep at the Wheel, adding their own original material to that much-loved genre. “A Toast to Tony” ($50), Friday, May 4, 2018 A tribute to jazz great Tony Campise, sponsored by the Motheral Family Mike Mordecai and Friends will be an evening of great music demonstrating great love for a departed friend, Tony Campise. Mordecai brings Doug Lawrence, tenor sax, Dennis Dotson, trumpet, (Continued on Page 12)

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Around Bee Cave (Continued from Page 11) Butch Miles, drums, and a surprise guest to the stage. While not included in the season ticket package, the annual SAS fundraiser, “Rockin’ the Vineyard,” will be Saturday, February 17, 2018, with the Square Grooves and is an integral part of the season. Proceeds will go towards funding arts scholarships for students at Lake Travis and Marble Falls high schools. For more information on the performances, see the website, www. spicewoodarts.org, call 512-264-2820, or email info@spicewoodarts. org

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Lake Pointe Elementary = Hope for All!

Hope Floats was the theme for the Lake Pointe Elementary School’s craft sale. Why was this theme so important? “We want people to believe that drowning can be prevented if there is education for adults and children. The students at LPE have that hope!“ explained MaryAnne Malicki the co-advisor with Gaye Fedesna of the LPE Student Council. The Student Council chose to raise money for the Colin’s Hope Foundation for the sixth year because the Holst Family is part of the LPE community. Beginning in January, the Student Council worked diligently designing crafts to sell in time for Valentine’s Day with the hope of beating the goal of $1,200. After Alyssa Magrum came to one of our monthly meetings and shared with the students the importance of The Colin’s Hope Foundation, she dared us to raise $1,500. Without hesitation, our amazing LPE Student Council went directly to work, and not only accepted the challenge, but blew the top off of it with a mind boggling amount of $2,268.54! The 2016 - 2017 Lake Pointe Elementary School raised the most money for the Colin’s Hope Foundation in it’s history! The energy and enthusiasm exhibited by our entire student body in their efforts was truly a reflection of outstanding character and a great deal of love and respect for the wonderful Holst family. Colin’s spirit is very much alive at our school and his legacy will continue.

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