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Executive Chef Brody Olive of Voyagers Restaurant adds national recognition to his impressive bio, earning the title "King of American Seafood" at the Great American Seafood Cook-Off Championship in New Orleans earlier this month. At the heart of Olive's dishes lies his passion for sourcing locally. His creations are a tribute to the farmers, the fishermen, and the artisans who form the backbone of our community. When you dine at Voyagers, you are partaking in his celebration of the region's richness, vibrancy, and the cherished moments that the Gulf Coast brings to life.
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From the Editor
In this issue, we’re thrilled to share the beautiful wedding of Diana and Steven Beaty, held at the stunning Coastal Arts Center of Orange Beach. It was a day filled with love, art, and the beauty of Coastal Alabama. We’re also proud to highlight the incredible service of Sheriff Huey “Hoss” Mack, whose dedication to our community is truly inspiring.
Please join us in congratulating our neighbors in real estate who were recognized at the Baldwin REALTORS® 2024 Awards Ceremony—an event we’re excited to feature in this edition.
As always, we’re committed to showcasing the wonderful events, people, and places that make this area such a special place to live and visit. From glamorous galas to golf tournaments for great causes, Social Coastal remains your go-to guide for being in the heart of it all!
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BY LIESEL SCHMIDT
Born and raised in Alabama, Huey Hoss Mack has spent almost his entire life in Baldwin County—creating personal ties that inspired a career of service to the community he grew up loving.
It was his grandfather’s murder in Escambia County in 1982, however, that directed his path of service. Three years later, in 1985, Mack began a career in law enforcement with the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences as a crime scene investigator and analyst. “Because of my grandfather, I wanted to work in the field to assist those who have experienced similar tragedies and are the victims of crime,” says Mack.
In 1989, Mack transferred to the Baldwin County Sheriff's Office as a Criminal Investigator, working crime scenes. He was promoted to lieutenant over the Criminal Investigation Division in 1995 and reached the rank of captain in 2004, at which time he became chief investigator of the Criminal Investigation Division. He also served task forces including the U.S. Customs Blue Lighting Task Force, the Baldwin County Major Crimes Task Force and the Child Abuse Task Force, in addition to serving as a consultant with many other law enforcement agencies and a U.S. Marshall Special Deputy. He ran for the office of Baldwin County Sheriff in 2006 and was elected to his first term. He is currently serving his fifth term as Baldwin County Sheriff.
Over his last 18 years in office, Sheriff “Hoss” Mack has proven his integrity, dedication and devotion to the community that elected him. “I've been fortunate to work with a great team with the sheriff's office, and we have had many accomplishments during my time as sheriff— the greatest being what we’ve done for the county’s children,” he notes, referring to the school resource officer program, which put a school resource officer in every public school, and the establishment of Camp Shining Star.
Naturally, in a community that has seen growth of the kind that Baldwin County has experienced over the last two decades, there have been challenges that Sheriff Mack has had to contend with and overcome. “On balance, our greatest challenge at the sheriff's office has been and continues to be keeping up with the ongoing growth of Baldwin County,” he says. “When I first came to work in law enforcement, there were approximately 76,000 people in Baldwin County. Today, we have over 260,000.”
Continually serving his community, Sheriff Mack has held office in the Robertsdale Rotary Club as well as the Central Baldwin Chamber of Commerce, and he has sat on the boards of the Baldwin County Economic Alliance and Boy Scouts of America. He has also been recognized for his service with a number of awards. “I have always placed service above self in my career and my life,” he says. “My goal is to keep serving the citizens of Baldwin County as long as I am able.”
PowHER Hour is organized by Coastal Alabama Business Chamber and presented by Beachball Properties. This quarterly event unites women in the community at Orange Beach Event Center and includes local vendors, lunch and an inspiring speaker. The special guest for Q3 was Dr. Valerie James from VisionSpot Consulting Group. She presented “LeadHERship: Mastering Brilliant Achievement (MBA) in Results,” a transformative program.
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Lanie Worsley and Amanda Overstreet
Michelle Campbell, Lexi Devine and Lena Salter
Maghan Simpson and Karla Flanagan
Christin McKenzie and Rachael Parker
Kendall Walters and Sharon Wiese
Brook Jones, Dr. Valerie James and Yolanda Johnson
Amanda Manjone and Tommi Daniels
Cindy Vines and Samantha Harris
Hunter and Ginger Harrelson
Molly Cooley and Marie Miller
Patty Schrage, Kristi Allison and Ale Lewis
Robyn Roberts and Kimberly Ray
Lorrie Davis, Holly Searcy and Wendy Baires
Brandy Davis, Cori Sanders and Kristina Binion
Nicole McMahan and Rachel Godwin
Seated: Diane Martino (President-Elect), Kristina Halfacre (President), Francine Carstensen (Secretary/Treasurer) Thank you to our
Back row, from left: Ryley Corliss, Jake DeVantier, Alison Ward, Kendall Wahlert, Knox McMurphy, Joe Emerson, Renee Marshall, Jenny Carr
Seated: Walter Billups (RVP), Kate Irvine (Treasurer), Rachel Romash (Imm. Past President), Jaime Cooper (President), Tracy Womack (Secretary), Amy Cuny (RVP)
Not Pictured: Susan Shallow (President- Elect) & Melinda Nagy
2024 MLS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Back row, from left: Jaime Cooper, David Horn, Beverley ValRie, Rachel Romash Reese
ALSO NOMINATED
REALTOR ® of the Year
Francine Carstensen, Elite Real Estate Solutions
Jake DeVantier, Local Property
Hanh Hua, Bellator Real Estate
Kate Irvine, Bellator Real Estate
Lucy Lety, Ashurst Niemeyer Real Estate
• Renee Marshall, EXIT Realty Lyon & Associates
• Cindy Zebryk, Coldwell Banker Reehl Properties
Affiliate of the Year
• Nathan Lippincott, Knockout Inspections
Kim Politz, Starling Mortgage Partners
Baldwin’s Distinguished REALTOR ®
• Jenny Carr, EXIT Realty Landmark
• Jake DeVantier, Local Property
• Renee Marshall, EXIT Realty Lyon & Associates
• Susan Shallow, RE/MAX Paradise
• Kendall Wahlert, Water’s Edge Realty
Broker Exellence
• Sue Lyon, EXIT Realty Lyon & Associates
• Rachel Romash-Reese, Elite Real Estate Solutions
Rising Star
Blaise Booker, RE/Max Signature Properties
Milan Portis, Keller Williams Alabama Gulf Coast - Daphne
Joe Sturgis, Mobile Bay Realty
Katherine White, ARK Real Estate
Baldwin REALTORS ® Lifetime Achievement Award
• Leonard Kaiser, Kaiser Sotheby’s International Realty - Gulf Shores
• Ginny Stopa, NextHome Gulf Coast Living
REALTOR
® OF THE
YEAR AFFILIATE OF THE YEAR
REALTOR® of the Year Rachel Romash-Reese, Elite Real Estate Solutions and 2023 REALTOR® of the Year Knox McMurphy, Ashurst
Real Estate
BALDWIN’S DISTINGUISHED REALTOR ®
BROKER EXCELLENCE
RISING STAR
Niemeyer
Affiliate of the Year Dan Sloan, Pillar to Post Home Inspectors and Kandi Hines
Kandi Hines and Baldwin’s Distinguished REALTOR® Tracy Womack, RE/Max Signature Properties
Broker Excellence Award Winner Alison Ward, Mobile Bay Realty and Kandi Hines
BALDWIN REALTORS ® LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Rising Star Stacey Gibbs, Engel & Völkers - Gulf Shores
Baldwin REALTORS® Lifetime Achievement Award Winner Tom Stanton, EXIT Realty Gulf Shores and Kandi Hines
Rising Star
The Rising Star award is presented to a member based on length of membership as a REALTOR®️ who has been actively involved in Baldwin REALTORS®️, contributing their time and energy in supporting the association. The criteria for this award also consider annual production as well as community involvement.
By Andrew Crumpton
Born and raised in Baldwin County, Alabama, Stacey Gibbs intimately understands the numerous intangible benefits of Gulf Coast living. With a Bachelor’s degree in Global Business & Human Resource Management, her expertise lies in “managing people,”making her a valuable asset in the real estate industry. As a top multi-million-dollar producing realtor at Engel & Völkers Gulf Shores, Stacey brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the table. Additionally, she actively serves the community as a member of various organizations, including the Baldwin County Realtors Affordable Housing Committee, the National Association of Homebuilders, and the Professional Women in Building organization. Furthermore, Stacey serves as a real estate development consultant for 22Builds Custom Homes and holds certifications as a New Home Specialist, with additional merit as a foreclosure, and short-sale real estate advisor.
GIBBS Stacey
What makes you stand out as a realtor?
I excel in understanding my clients’ motivations, or “their WHY,” and guide them with a personalized game plan. This holistic approach to real estate extends beyond transactions, helping clients navigate the home-buying process with clarity and confidence.
What do you most enjoy about working in the field?
The best part of being a realtor is the chance to connect with people and guide them through life-changing moments. It's incredibly fulfilling to see clients realize their dream of owning a home and to help them navigate the path to wealth through real estate investing.
Describe the type of client you serve most frequently. What is your niche in real estate?
While I have a passion for assisting first-time homeowners and novice investors, my unique niche in real estate lies in new construction development—a specialty that found me organically. Thriving behind the scenes in collaboration with developers to materialize their visions enables me to excel in project management and resonates with my creative instincts.
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Baldwin’s Distinguished REALTOR® Award is presented to a member that has had an active license for at least three consecutive years and has been actively involved in Baldwin REALTORS®, contributing their time and energy in supporting the association. This member has upheld the REALTOR® Code of Ethics and adhered to the Golden Rule. Criteria is based on active production, as well as community involvement.
REAL ESTATE ROCKSTAR
BALDWIN'S DISTINGUISHED REALTOR ®
Tracy Womack is a native of Baldwin County who is committed to our community and her clients. She married her husband Sean in 1995, and they have two adult children. She is a longtime servant of Baldwin Realtors and the Baldwin County community. Before serving in her current role of Treasurer on the association's board of directors, she was an integral part of BR's Member Value Focus Group which helped the association articulate its key strengths and promises to all members. In her spare time, Tracy gives back to the community through charitable organizations like Prodisee Pantry, Junior League of Mobile, American Cancer Society, Baldwin County Humane Society and Impact 100 Baldwin County.
How does your 20 years of experience in Baldwin County real estate help you exceed your clients expectations? My deep understanding of the local market, combined with my commitment to exceptional customer service, ensures that clients receive personalized and effective support throughout their real estate journey. Additionally, my insight into the future growth and potential of Baldwin County, allows me to navigate and anticipate the market effectively for my clients. I have experience in real estate development, specializing in building and selling properties in Baldwin County as well as Mobile County.
Bachelor of Business Management
CRS – Certified Residential Specialist
GRI – Graduate Realtor Institute
ABR – Accredited Buyer Representative
BCCS – Baldwin County Certified Specialist
AHWD – At Home with Diversity
C2EX – Commitment to Excellence
CPRES – Certified Probate Real Estate Specialist
RSPS – Resort & Second Home Property Specialist
WOMACK Tracy
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Cindy McCrory, Blue Room Photography
REALTOR® of the Year is a very honorable title, awarded annually to a member that best demonstrates the REALTOR® spirit. It is based on criteria such as business accomplishments, community service, activities in the local, state and national REALTOR® organizations and adherence to the Golden Rule in all life’s situations. Winners of Baldwin REALTORS® REALTOR® of the Year awards go on to be nominated to the Alabama Association of REALTORS® in consideration for the state level award.
REAL ESTATE ROCKSTAR BALDWIN'S REALTOR ® OF THE YEAR
Rachel Romash Reese has an impressive track record in real estate, having sold over 600 homes representing over $130 million in sales. As an experienced real estate investor, Rachel has successfully flipped over 100 homes, giving her extensive expertise in investment properties. Her in-depth knowledge of all facets of the real estate industry has fueled her entrepreneurial journey. In 2013, Rachel founded Elite Real Estate Solutions, a full-service brokerage. Under her leadership, the company has grown to be among the top 1% of real estate companies in Baldwin County, Alabama, in terms of units sold. With six thriving offices in Daphne, Loxley, Orange Beach, Mobile, Florida, and Mississippi, Elite Real Estate Solutions offers comprehensive real estate services, including long-term rentals through Elite Rentals and short-term vacation rentals via Elite Vacation Rentals Property Management.
What does being recognized as REALTOR® of the Year mean to you?
This recognition is a testament to the dedication and passion I've invested in Baldwin County, reflecting countless hours of volunteering and a commitment to uplifting our local real estate community. It embodies the spirit of showing up and giving our best for the people who call Baldwin County home. This honor serves as a reminder that hard work pays off and that we should never give up, regardless of the challenges.
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Baldwin's REALTORS®2023 President
ABR – Accredited Buyer Representative
BCCS- Baldwin County Certified Specialist
CRS - Certified Residential Specialist
GRI - Graduate Realtor Institute
RSPS – Resort & Second Home Property Specialist
SFR - Short Sales and Foreclosure Resource
SFS - Seller Representative Specialist
Rachel ROMASH REESE
CEO of Elite Real Estate Solutions
Qualifying Broker of Elite Real Estate Solutions Daphne 251.545.5215 | 26050 Predazzer Lane, Suite D, Daphne racheleliterealestate@gmail.com | rachel.eliterealestatehomes.com
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The Affiliate of the Year award is presented annually by Baldwin REALTORS® to an Affiliate who has been a member of the association for a minimum of 2 years and has been actively involved in Baldwin REALTORS®, contributing their time and energy in supporting the association.
Sloan Team (L to R): Matt Amerson, Bobby Gray, Stacy Sloan, Dan Sloan, Mike Gorum, Julie Reynolds and Alan Reynolds
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by Shelley Patterson
The 2024 Baldwin Realtors Awards Ceremony gave those that attended an opportunity to network and celebrate the BIG REVEALS of the winners of Affiliate of the Year, Rising Star, Baldwin’s Distinguished REALTOR ®, Broker Excellence, REALTOR® of the Year and Baldwin REALTORS® Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Johnny and April Hunt, Katherine White
Heather Kantola, Lauren Harvell and Langdon Luce
Susan Shallow and Rachel Romash-Reese
Bo and Sandra Blackwell
Malcom Young and Jennifer Fouch
Jimmy and Sue Lyon, Daniel and Stacy Sloan
Megan Junkermeier, Jenny Carr
Bob and Vicky Pitts
Judd Gillespie, Brooke Butler and Whitney Sherling
Savannah Hannon, Renee Marshall and Angela Fernandez
Cami Trainham, Henley Manders and Keisha Lee
Miranda Reeves, Matt Hollis and Kendal Wahlert
Cindy Zebryk and Robert Orso
Donavan Nelson, Nathon Lippincott and David Horn
Alison Ward, Randi Starr and Lesley Hendon
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Fashion was her first love, but her life’s journey took her from the glitz and glamour of the fashion buying industry to the hustle and bustle of the real estate market. She brings a unique perspective to the home-
buying process. From staging homes to perfection to helping clients envision their dream living spaces, she believes that every home has its own story to tell.
As a fashion influencer, she is passionate about sharing her knowledge and expertise. From styling tips to trend forecasts, she’s here to inspire and empower you to express yourself confidently, both in your wardrobe and in your home. Whether you’re searching for the perfect home or seeking fashion inspiration, consider her your trusted advisor and confidante every step of the way.
South Baldwin Republican Women gathered for their monthly lunch meeting, held the fourth Tuesday of each month at The Gift Horse Restaurant and Antiques. The guest speaker for the month of August was Senator Chris Elliot.
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Linda Johnson, Pat Melton and Dianne Carney Diana Lambert, Sharon Coffey and Becky Linton
Deb Macy and Audre Schmidt
Paula Sumrall and Marty Sherrer
Anthony Lowery and Frances Holk Jones
Tim Lower, Dina Lower, Anthony Lowery and Timothy Lower
Sandra Spicer and Rita Wingo
Sharon Hamre and Mandy Brookes
Sharon Ahola, Susan Reynolds and Marissa Marley
Ruthie Campbell and Mike Sumrall
MAAAC GALA
The 2024 MAAAC Gala was a resounding success, raising over $30,000 to support scholarships and Orange Beach City School programs. The night was filled with fun and celebration, thanks to the generosity of attendees, sponsors, and organizers. Special thanks went to Red Door Marketing Agency, Stephen & Brandy Lewis, Jackson & Smith CPA Group, and main sponsor Perdido Beach Resort for their contributions. The beautifully hosted event set the stage for an even more exciting gala next year.
Photos by Shelley Patterson
Jenny and Phillip Anthony
Shannon and Anthony Robinson
Billy and Zarina Long
Matt and Katie Fetner
Marla Webb and Kelley Cleere
Yolanda and Jerry Johnson, Annette Mitchell, Kay and Jeff Boyd
Leroy and Kelly Steele
John and April McIntosh
Troy and Ashley Peet
Brandon and Kristen Rayborn
Charles and Amber Weber
Dan and Amanda Vogel
Eric and Meagan West
Amanda and Chris Dickens
Tim and Shanyn Richtmyer
Abby snd Nelson Bauer
Shay Clark and Zarina Long
Shane and Shelly Alexander
David and Kelly Rosson
Shelli Semiklose and Kelley Cleere
WOODY AND EMILY SPEED
Lindsey Pearce, Kristen Rayborn and Mischon Chastain
Abbygayle Stacey and Dalton Jordon
Lisa and David Nix
David and Dottie Wren
Randy and Cathy Wilkes
Preserving Wonder PROTECTING TOMORROW
We humans often only consider how the impact that the change and growth of our cities will make our lives more or less convenient and how it might benefit us. But what of the ecological impact that is a natural consequence of “progress” and its displacement of so much natural wildlife?
It was this question—and the desire to take protective measures that led Skipper Tonsmeire, an ecologicallyminded local businessmen, and his friend John Borom, an avid birder and college administrator, to take action in the 1970s to preserve what is now known as the Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge and the Weeks Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve. Two decades later in 1990, the two men led the creation of the non-profit Weeks Bay Foundation, which ultimately became the South Alabama Land Trust (SALT) in 2020. During those 40-odd years, and even now, the focus has expanded along with the scope of the organization’s mission.
“Skipper and John’s original focus was preserving the land that is now protected by the Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge and the Weeks Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve,” says Executive Director Jane Herndon. “The mission expanded organically over time to include the protection of other lands in Mobile and Baldwin Counties that had high conservation value but that were under threat of development. Witnessing firsthand the adverse impacts of imprudent development on native habitats and water quality, they knew that land conservation would continue to be a valuable tool to protect the environment in this region.
PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOHN OLDSHUE, SHERRI SWARTZ, VERONICA HERNDON, AND STEPHEN SAVAGE
“Every acre of land that SALT protects means more protected habitat for the plants and animals that make the Gulf Coast special,” Herndon goes on. “It also means cleaner water, preservation of the scenic beauty of this region and more places to get outside and connect with nature. And our organization serves a key role in educating the public about our fragile coastal environment.”
As a non-profit, SALT relies on funding from the donations of generous individuals as well as that of local businesses, members and from fundraisers. The organization additionally receives grant funding from a variety of government agencies, businesses, and private foundations.
In the midst of constant changes to the local landscape across South Alabama, challenges continue. “Rising real estate prices in this rapidly growing region makes it a challenge for SALT to acquire more land for conservation,” says Herndon. “Even land with low development potential due to the presence of wetlands is getting expensive, but we are using all available resources to identify land of high conservation value and to put together the funding to acquire more land. We are also tasked with raising community awareness of the urgent need for land conservation and how protecting land is part of smart land use planning.”
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ON THE BAY
We have been asked several times, ‘What part of the home did you remodel?’ shares Israel Crocker of Crocker & Smith Custom Builders. “This is a testimony to the attention paid to the details of the iconic area in which this home is located. The home is completely new, but when you see the landscaping, architecture, and the way the home rests between old live oaks, you would assume that it has been there for many decades.”
Finished in February of 2024, the home was designed by Historical Concepts of New York and Atlanta and built by Crocker & Smith Custom Builders. It boasts 24 rooms
in its one and a half stories, and the main house is 6227 square feet. The home is attached to a garage by a breezeway. The architectural feel is of the classic bay house, and the exterior is homogenous with the boardwalk south of the nearby Grand Hotel Golf Resort & Spa.
The interior, designed by Heather Chadduck of HCID in Birmingham, brings the exterior aesthetic within its many spaces, with attention to every detail. The radial staircase and the faux finish of painting on the floor in the entry add to the nostalgia of the home. Also of note are the heart pine walls and cabinetry of the library, the hidden door of the powder room, and an elegant Bay sitting room. The large, open spaces of the family room share a passthrough serving bar into the kitchen.
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The team at Stone Gallery worked with the designer and homeowners to select natural stone surfaces befitting the home. Marine Black Soapstone was used on the perimeter surfaces of the kitchen, and the center island countertops were created of Calacatta Oro Honed. The master bathroom boasts Calcutta Oro. The library and living room fireplaces also showcase beautiful natural stone materials.
A unique and favorite room in the home known as “The Perch” overlooks the entry to the property and the incredible landscaping design created by Joe Comer of Espalier Landscape Architecture.
Lending the home a feeling of openness, all downstairs ceiling heights are 12 feet. Throughout the home, the hardwood flooring is antiqued, wide plank, reclaimed oak from Tennessee buffed in an oil finish. The wood trim was designed and made specifically for this home.
A unique and favorite room in the home known as “The Perch” overlooks the entry to the property and the incredible landscaping design created by Joe Comer of Espalier Landscape Architecture.
Outside, a large porch that affords plenty of room for entertaining faces the Bay and boardwalk. The impressive 32-foot staircase stays true to the historical feel of the bay house exterior. An existing house was moved to the back of the property, and it now serves as the guest house.
The homeowners enjoy that each room is unique yet flows beautifully into the next. They chose the location of the home 12 years ago. They grew up spending their summers in Point Clear and wanted their children to do the same. After enjoying their first Christmas and Easter in this beautiful home, they look forward to many more.
BUILDER : Crocker & Smith Custom Builders
ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING: Historical Concepts, Atlanta and New York
INTERIOR DESIGN: Heather Chadduck Interiors & Textiles
LANDSCAPE DESIGN: Espalier Landscape Architecture
NATURAL STONE SURFACES: Stone Gallery
CARPENTRY: Crocker Construction and Crocker Trim
CABINETRY: CDC Woodworking Hinson & Co
TILE AND WOOD FLOORING: Advanced Flooring Technologies
HANDMADE PAVERS: Acme Brick Company
PAINTING: Payne Quality Painting LLC
Saturday and Sunday, October 12-13 and 19-20
Membership Social
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Pleasure Island Junior Women’s Club invited ladies from the community to join in for an evening of fun at Mile Marker 158 Dockside that allowed them to mingle with friends new and old while learning about all the great things the club has going on this year. PIJWC is a community of women joining forces to clothe local children in need.
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Savanna Grissom and Nicole May
Shannon Moore and Brooke Johnson
Kelsey King and Stephanie Beech
Wyndee Townley and Michelle Durden
Deanna Brown and Casey Odom
Kim Ennis, Brittany Wiginton and Deb Trahan
Taylor Johns and Vanessa Neu
Kellie Rowe and Jana Phillips
Samantha McDowell and Ginny Westbrook
Reagan Davis and Patty Hursh
Katie Vaughn, Cassie Pulliam and Missy Paris
Elizabeth McKee, Crystal Merton, Adrienne Rea and Kimberly Ray
Tracy Womack, Caroline Womack and Blaise Booker
Alaina Arnold and Chelsie Reagan
Meagan Harrelson and Lindsay Grant
Drawdown
Guests of Mystics of Pleasure and Krewe de Swan enjoyed an unforgettable night of revelry and excitement at Orange Beach Event Center. The annual drawdown included great food and drinks, a silent auction, live music and the chance to walk away with a big cash prize.
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Hunter Griffin and Caroline Ray Cat and Derrick Cook
Milton and Alana Anderson
Tina and Jake Aschendorf
Troy and Jennifer Fung
Steve and Sarah Odom, Justin Dobbs
Mary Graves and Sheryl Trainor
Danny and Misty Hamner
Connie King and Amber Brown
Janna Masters and Tabitha Leech
ORANGE BEACH | MYSTICS OF PLEASURE DRAWDOWN
Terry and Caryn Moore
Elizabeth and Kel Jones
Jeffrey and Laura Franks
Ellen and Douglas Hamm
Brisa and Louis Beese
Elizabeth and Brent Sayers
Tommi and Chad Nelson
Heather Harp and Angela Zuschke
Chris Nall and Jennifer Marshall
Ellen Hamm, Scott Lawson and Deborah Daigle
Mary Herring, Misty Peterson and Kel Parker
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Aswith many professionals, life looks a great deal different, career-wise, for Amy Smith in 2024 than it did pre-pandemic. The then high school teacher reevaluated what she wanted from her time and realized that she craved more flexibility and autonomy, shifting gears to get her real estate license and become a Realtor.
Now an advisor with Engel & Völkers Gulf Shores, Smith helps counsel and guide clients through their real estate experience. On the other side of her professional life is her family life—and, as a working mother, she has had to learn how to balance both in a way that works to everyone’s benefit. “Being a working mom has its challenges as well as its rewards,” she says. “Many of the skills I have gained from being a mother translate nicely to the emotional, educational, and communicative challenges that come with serving clients in my current job. As I reevaluated my career during COVID, I got serious about my personal dreams and, with the support of my family, I intentionally chose what my daughters would be a witness to when it came to the work I do outside of our home. Being a working mom means being determined to grow myself in ways I had never dared and remembering to balance the stressors of the day by finding delight in small, everyday joys.”
Smith’s two girls—one in high school and one in college—may no longer be in their formative years, but she takes great joy in seeing them forge their futures. “I love watching my girls do what makes their heart sing,” she says. “When they’re older, I want them to remember that I was vulnerable enough with them to share my shortcomings, quick and sincere to apologize for my wrongdoings, and that my love for them is never conditional. It simply exists, and there is nothing they can do to add to nor subtract from my love for them. I want them to remember that I am thankful and beyond blessed to know them as their mom.”
Having one member of their little tribe missing after the loss of their first baby, Smith and her daughters have a special tradition of sitting together at the bayside bench dedicated to their brother. “When the girls were little, I would drive them down from where we were living in D.C. for the summer, and we would watch 4th of July fireworks from Sawyer's bench. Even during this season of my girls becoming more independent and our nest being a little less noisy, I go back to that perch for a quick FaceTime with them or send them the view from our family's bench. It’s a great way to end a workday for me.”
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It was a beautiful evening at the Coastal Arts Center, an equally stunning venue, for the Resin Reflections meet-the-artist reception. Attendees had the unique opportunity to meet the talented artists behind the mesmerizing resin artwork on display. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, enhanced by delightful refreshments and a donation bar graciously provided by Friends of the Arts - Orange Beach. The event was a true celebration of creativity and community, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended.
Connie Bass, Terry Truelove, Allyson Walters and Gloria Bridges
Photos by Ruili Cai
Desiree Hodge and Lon Hodge
Nicholas Peterson and Brynn Vandegriff
Pat and Ron Davidson
Susie Leatherbury and Amy Dimario
Caroline Vogel, Molly Vogel and Amanda Vogel
Brendon and Crawford McWilliams
George and Joan Astin
Amoreena Brewton and Ale Lewis
Megan Peters and Sellers Leonard
Steve and Janet Haenisch
Chloe Salinas and Michele Pugh
Anthony and Mary Crisostomi
Carol and Jim Wade
Scott and Sue Hardee
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MISS SHRIMP FESTIVAL PAGEANT
The 8th Annual Miss Shrimp Festival Pageant crowned the 2024 queens and their court. The competition consisted of an introduction and a stage walk where judges scored the ladies on their appearance, poise and personality. All contestants collected canned goods to stock local Blessing Boxes in the community.
Tiny Miss
Court members Delaney Byrd and Amelia Sawyer, Miss Charity Harper Nolan, Queen Matti Kistler, 1st alternate Lily Shoemaker and court member Macie Davis
Court members Emma Cooper and Katie Bunn, Queen Charlotte Peacock, 1st alternate Finely Deleon and Court member Kaydance Pappas
Miss
Court members Skyler Winchester and Emerson Fournier, Queen Dessie Capers, 1st alternate Braelynn Bowling and court member Lauren Meador
Teen Miss
Court member Sadie Kitchens, 1st alternate Adalyn Lyles, Queen Brielynn Green, court members Audrey O’Conner and Brianna Grace Hopson
Miss Shrimp Festival
Court member and Miss Charity honorable mention Annica Farris, court member Brianna Dixon, Queen Isabella Martins, 1st alternate Kendall Tolbert and court member Ashley Jennings
Miss Shrimp Festival Queens 2024
Tiny Miss Shrimp Festival Matti Kistler, Petite Miss Shrimp Festival Charlotte Peacock, Junior Miss Shrimp Festival Ally Tillery, Teen Miss Shrimp Festival Brielynn Green, Miss Shrimp Festival Isabella Martins, Young Miss Shrimp Festival Dessie Capers, Little Miss Shrimp Festival Ramsey Grant
Court members Hayden McClure and Eva Mangels, Queen Ramsey Grant, 1st alternate Paisley Nelson, court member Laura Kate Lee and Miss Charity Cameron Thompson
Junior Miss
Court members Emma Wynn Hang and Finley McKay, Queen Ally Tillery, 1st alternate Marlee Sims, court member and Miss Charity Elizabeth Mellow
Photos by Peyton Powell Brown Photography
by Ruili Cai
The Eight-Annual Miss Shrimp Festival Pageant took the stage at the Erie Meyer Civic Center to crown the Miss Shrimp Festival 2024 queens. The Miss Shrimp Festival Pageant is open to all Baldwin County students. The competition consists of an introduction and a stage walk where judges will score the ladies on their appearance, poise and personality. All contestants collected canned goods to stock local blessing boxes in the community.
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Eva and Danielle Mangels
Hilly Harrell, Ramsey Grant and Hayden Grace McClure
Lindsey and Sawyer Hefren
Tara Griffin, Taylor Younce, Mr. Shrimp and Paisley Blevins
Grace and Olly Savoy
Sherlyn and Annalyn Bolin
Katie Deleon, Iyla Latham and Kayla Latham
Cindy Pounds and Sharon Pitts
Brighton and Leatha Lizana
Jaqlin and Reannon Davis
Kimberly Hollis, Mr Shrimp and Lindsay Taylor
Laura and Lily Shoemaker
Maegan, Kaydance and Presley Pappas
Micaela, Michael and Ryan O’Connell
Cameron and Naomi Thompson
Caroline and Scarlett Thomas
BY LIESEL SCHMIDT
Like most of us who are old enough to have lived through the day, Elizabeth Broyles remembers 9/11 vividly. And while many were inspired to swear an oath to serve their country, Broyles was inspired to service of a different kind: K-9 Search and Rescue.
“It was the largest gathering of Search K-9’s in the history of the US,” Broyles recalls. “When I saw how they worked tirelessly for days on end, I knew I wanted to do something like that. “
In 2014, she made that passion a reality by beginning her work with dogs. Broyles was certified with K-9 Maggie, a black Labrador, in 2015, and worked with her for the next four years. In 2019, Broyles was certified with K-9 Dixie and in 2020 with K-9 Daisy— both bloodhounds, both certified in tracking, bone, article, and evidence through the Bay County Sheriff’s Department.
Broyles herself is an independent Search and Rescue K-9 handler and is not associated with any team or
a member of law enforcement, though both she and her K-9s have certifications and training needed to assist law enforcement. As a team, they assist state and local law enforcement as well as the Alabama Bureau of Investigations (ABI) and FBI. She and her K-9s have assisted law enforcement in Texas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Florida, and throughout northern Alabama.
“This work is important to me not only because it is something I am passionate about but also because it allows this amazing breed of dog to do what they were born to do,” says Broyles, whose full-time job is serving as a lab technician at the Southern Cancer Center in Foley. “Their God-given talent can be lifesaving, and it would be such a waste not to use these K-9s to help others. When dealing with a family’s worst nightmare, you should use every tool in the box. Bloodhounds can be used to track a missing person—living or deceased— they can track a car, work in any terrain, track through water, they can pick up tracks three or four weeks old, give direction of travel and find evidence as well as being able to tell you where not look. Bloodhounds are so precise that they are the only breed whose evidence is admissible in court of law.”
Broyles is not compensated for any of her search and rescue work, personally donating her time and selffinancing her own travel, certifications, K-9 care, vehicle maintenance, gear, and K-9 seminar trainings.
“The biggest challenge I face is when the search is over— regardless of the outcome—and feeling like I haven’t done enough,” says Broyles. “When you leave a search, you must trust that you have done enough and that anything the K-9s have done will be of use in a criminal case and bring closure to a family.”
by Ruili Cai
The Lower Alabama Chapter of the Coastal Conservation Association hosted its annual Beach Party fundraiser at Mobile Big Game Fishing Club. The event featured great food, an open bar, live music, and tons of items up for grabs on the raffles, silent auction, and live auction including fishing gear and great trips. The mission of CCA is to conserve, protect, and enhance the present and future availability of our coastal resources for the benefit of the general public.
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Emma, Jessica and Rick Parsons
Kayti, Tux and Blaine Puchhas
Mandy Haber and Laura Thomas
Candice and Joseph Donkel
Jon and Marguerite Perkinson
Justin Gray, Sheena Etheridge, Ashlee and Corey Sharp
Todd and Vicki Nicholas
Torrey Berry and Amanda Bussey
Chase Walker, Reynolds Brabner and Douglas Sharpe
Madi Hill and Kaitlin Kirby
Cecily and Benjamin Gill, Samantha and Kegan Harris
Cindy and Ryan Long, Paul and Torrey Berry, Amanda and Patrick Bussey
Allison Grant, Molly Spain and Ashley Strickland
Marguerite Perkinson, Clarissa Rambo and Lindsay Sloan
Melissa Ponder, Michelle Bousson and Lyons Bousson Sr.
BRYANT GALLOWAY WHELAN
Bryant's artwork reflects her fascination with natural forms, their shapes and intrinsic beauty. By immortalizing the imagery inspired by her nature walks Whelan hopes to evoke a reverence for the biodiversity of our environment and shoreline. Her mixed media process combines drawing and painting with stitching, photography, collage and printmaking on paper and fabric.
Whelan exhibits in galleries and museums along the Gulf Coast and has won numerous awards for her work. Her fine art can be found in private collections throughout the country.
BFA, Auburn University
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On a beautiful evening, beneath the warm Alabama sun, Diana Roberts became Mrs. Steven Beaty in a wedding that beautifully combined romance, elegance, and joy. After dating for one year and four months, the couple exchanged vows at the picturesque Coastal Arts Center in Orange Beach, AL.
Their journey to the altar began with a heartwarming surprise in Texas. Steven, eager to meet Diana's friends, joined her on a trip to the Lone Star State. At a dinner party organized by her close friend, the evening turned magical as the couples posed for photos. When it was their turn, Steven began speaking tenderly
about their relationship before dropping to one knee. Diana, along with the other guests, was completely surprised! Balloons and streamers filled the air as everyone celebrated the moment. It turns out, only one person knew of Steven’s plans—the friend who hosted the party.
Their wedding day was a reflection of their unique love story. Diana walked down the aisle in a stunning white gown with a lace bodice, Swarovski crystal straps, and a sparkle tulle top layer. The dress featured a high-low hem that showed off her playful pink shoes and a short train that trailed behind her.
The couple chose shades of pink, accented by sage green, white, and touches of gold, for their wedding colors. Peonies, the centerpiece of their floral arrangements, added a soft, romantic feel to the day. Gold vases and flatware completed the tablescapes, creating an elegant yet warm ambiance.
The ceremony was filled with laughter, especially when Diana, determined to slide her engagement ring back on after receiving her wedding band, found it stuck. During the reception, her girlfriends from Texas stole the show with a surprise dance routine to Laney Wilson's "Thicc as Thieves," leaving the guests cheering for more.
Their wedding was a celebration of love at any age—Diana's first marriage and Steven's second. With 85 guests, including over 60 from out of state, they made sure the weekend was memorable by hosting several events before the wedding day.
The reception featured a cocktail hour, a seated dinner, a live artist capturing the essence of the day, and a photo booth for guests. The evening ended with the couple departing in a 1958 white convertible Cadillac, their guests waving glow sticks and lighting up the night with cool sparks.
MAIN PHOTOGRAPHER: Farren North Farren North Photography
FLORAL DESIGN AND WEDDING PLANNING: Carol McCracken Orange Beach Weddings
WEDDING AND RECEPTION VENUE: Coastal Arts Center
WEDDING GOWN: Lang Bridal
ENGAGEMENT RING: Rahaminov Jewelers
WEDDING BANDS: Bere Jewelers
BRIDESMAIDS DRESSES: Dillard’s
MAKEUP:
Cynthia Sturup - First City Beauty
HAIR: Whitney DeBord - House of Triad
CATERING/BAR SERVICES: Classic City Catering
CAKE:
LaToya Wade - Wade Cakes
DJ: Shawn Rowe - A DJ Connection
LIVE MUSIC: Bianca Urbanowicz Cloud Studio
The wedding cake, a three-tiered butter cake with mixed berry compote, was a hit among guests. Steven's groom's cake—a margarita cake with key lime icing—was equally delightful.
After the festivities, the couple enjoyed a mini-moon in Apalachicola and St. Augustine, FL, with plans for an extended honeymoon later in the year.
Diana and Steven's wedding was a true celebration of their journey, filled with love, laughter, and unforgettable moments.
NEW & noteworthy COASTAL
South Baldwin Medical Group - Gastroenterology Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.
[Foley, AL] – South Baldwin Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony at South Baldwin Medical Group - Gastroenterology's new clinic in Foley. The Group will specializes in diagnosing and treating disorders of the digestive system. Services include colonoscopies, diagnostic procedures and treatment of common conditions such as Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), Inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) like Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, and more.
This clinic houses providers: T. Lanier Hagood, M.D., Amy Woods, M.D., Phillip Comalander, CRNP, and Nicole Thomas, CRNP, who all play a crucial role in providing specialized care for a wide range of gastrointestinal issues, and improving the quality of life for patients through advanced diagnostics and personalized treatment plans.
1518 N. McKenzie St | Suite 400 | Foley, AL 36535 | (251) 949-3842 | bit.ly/sbmg-gastro
Stephen Shillito Presented Island Spirit Award
[Gulf Shores, AL] — The Coastal Alabama Business Chamber presented Stephen Shillito, an Original Oyster House server since 2005, the Island Spirit Award. The award is given monthly by the Chamber, recognizing individuals who display warmth, hospitality and concern for the community and tourists.
The Island Spirit committee members showered Shillito with several gifts including balloons, an Island Spirit pin, a monetary prize sponsored by Beachball Properties, his own keepsake plaque, plus the large Island Spirit Plaque displayed in the restaurant for a month. His nomination explained why Shillito is unforgettable and one of a kind. A fivestar reviewer wrote “I recently had the pleasure of dining at a restaurant where Stephen, an exceptional server, made our experience truly memorable. With his infectious sense of humor and attentive service, he created a warm and welcoming atmosphere for my family and me. Stephen’s enthusiasm and knowledge added an extra layer of enjoyment to the already delicious meal. I highly recommend requesting Stephen as your server for an unforgettable dining experience filled with laughter, excellent service, and mouthwatering delights.” Shillito, an active environmentalist, volunteered for ECO Clean Marine and helped videotape the Alabama Coastal Foundation press conference in November of 2023.
AL Gulf Coast Zoo New Ambassador - Clint Eatswood, N. American Beaver
[Gulf Shores, AL] - The Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo is excited to introduce the newest addition to the WILD (Wildlife Interpretive and Learning Department) ambassador team –North American Beaver, Clint Eatswood.
Clint Eatswood was born on April 2, 2024, at Bear Hollow Zoo in Athens, Georgia. At 3 months old, he weighs only 9 pounds. As he matures, he can grow up to 85-100 pounds. Clint loves swimming in his pool and chewing on his oak sticks.
Clint has been acclimating to his new home here at the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo for over a month now. He is ready to begin representing the zoo during its educational programs in the park and out in the community. Clint was able to be acquired by the zoo thanks to a generous donation by the Georgia Society of Association Executives who held a “Pay the Pig” fundraiser during their recent annual retreat in Gulf Shores.
The North American beaver is the largest rodent in the United States, growing up to 3 feet long, not including their tail. As a semi-aquatic mammal, beavers are able to stay underwater for up to 15 minutes. Beavers also have ever growing teeth and require large amounts of browse and chews to take care of them.
Be on the lookout for Clint on your next visit to the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo, open daily 9 am – 4 pm. He is currently learning how to meet new people by taking brief walks through the zoo and spending time in the South American Adventure yard for swim time.
Clint Eatswood’s punny name was chosen by the staff at the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo and he will fit right in with Lucille Ball the three-banded armadillo, Kevin Bacon the domestic pig, Blake Shellton the tortoise, and all his other animal ambassador friends.
Clint will stay behind the scenes in the ambassador exhibit space for now. Plans have been designed to build a permanent exhibit space in the Americas section of the zoo. If you would like to help fund this new exhibit, contact development@algulfcoastzoo.org or make an online donation at www.alabamagulfcoastzoo.org.
Lowery Named New Baldwin County Sheriff
[Montgomery, AL] — Gov. Kay Ivey has announced her choice of Anthony Lowery to serve as the next Baldwin County sheriff, effective September 1. The current sheriff, Hoss Mack, will soon be leaving the post after two decades to serve as head of the Alabama Sheriffs Association. A lifelong resident of Baldwin County, Lowery presently serves as chief deputy in the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office. In his nearly 20 years with the office, he has held a variety of responsibilities and taken on many special projects, making him well-prepared to lead the force, Ivey said. She added, “Bringing both wide-ranging law enforcement experience, as well as community involvement, Anthony Lowery will make a strong and effective sheriff for the area. Sheriff Hoss Mack leaves large shoes to fill, but I am confident Anthony is more than prepared to lead.” Lowery served as project manager for the construction of the Baldwin County Corrections Center expansion. He has a total of 28 years of law enforcement experience, beginning his career with the Baldwin County District Attorney’s Office.
by Ruili Cai
Since 1993, the Annual National Shrimp Festival Golf Challenge for Education has acted as a kickoff to the excitement in the month leading up to the festival. This year the action was back at Craft Farms. Money raised for the Challenge goes towards the local Chamber’s education initiatives. The Chamber & Festival pride themselves on providing a premier experience for golfers and sponsors.
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Chase Rogers and Anthony Vaughn
Simone Eli, Jeff Grear and Jesse Grear
Ryan Mello and Lauren Beasley
Garrett Hoffman, Cole Baas, Noel Hand and Jason Dyken
Andrew Brown and Devin Parker
BR Mock and Noel Hand
Kathy Moody and Anna Ferreira
Dec McClelland and Casey Buckner
Sam Fender and Christina Buckner
Matt Hamric and Chris Dickhute
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