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NOVEMBER 2021 PUBLISHER

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Thankful

Julie Brown Patton | julie.patton@lifestylepubs.com

WHAT ARE YOU THANKFUL FOR THIS YEAR? When we look around, we have so

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many reasons to count our blessings.

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We have the most thoughtful, kind and generous people living among us as our

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neighbors and friends. We’re blessed by the way our community comes together,

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especially in the most difficult of times, as in the homecoming of our local hero Lance

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Cpl. Jared Schmitz, pages 22-25. We are all so very grateful for his service.

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It always warms our hearts to see the myriad ways in which Chesterfield celebrates the holidays—family traditions, bountiful feasts and giving back to the community we call home. See our list of Local Experiences for fun and meaningful ways to share these times, including a visit to The Gentle Barn, which you’ll read about on page 38. This month, we hope your home is filled with the aroma of freshly baked pies, the sounds of laughter around the table and the feeling of gratitude in your hearts. As always, thanks for reading, and we’ll see you around town!

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INSIDE THE ISSUE NOVEMBER 2021 FEATURES 22 Thankful For His Service Join St. Louis HERO Network, USA Mortgage in Supporting Lance Cpl. Jared Schmitz Memorial Fund

28 Appreciative Community Partners Mercy Hospital St. Louis Opened New Clinic In Ferguson As Part Of WestFlo District Revitalization And Commitment To Hubs

34 Feeling Grateful 2021 Gratitude Can Prompt Happiness, Enhance Positivity, Increase SelfEsteem, Improve Relationships, Help Decision-Making, Reduce Stress, Improve Health

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38 Showing Gratitude To Animal Friends Unspoken Love And Compassion Guides The Gentle Barn

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22 Hometown Hero 34 Inspired By 38 Animal Kingdom 40 Giving Back 46 Realty Report

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2021 Beauty Buzz Fashion Show Smashing Success The 2021 Beauty Buzz-Nieman Marcus Fashion & Beauty Show benefiting the St. Louis Press Club raised more than $17,000 for scholarships for students pursuing journalism careers. Co-chairs were Miran Halen and Phillis Langford. Attendees enjoyed breakfast, beautiful totes and goodies, compliments of Dan Kramer and Nieman Marcus, as well as gorgeous new fashion, skin care and beauty advice.

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NEW ENTOMOLOGY LAB OPENS IN CHESTERFIELD AT THE BUTTERFLY HOUSE A newly expanded Entomology Lab

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at the Sophia M. Sachs Butterfly House in Chesterfield triples staff work space. This new area gives visitors of all ages a firsthand look at what goes into the care and cultivation of the Butterfly House's diverse living insect collection. Interpretative elements at the lab guide visitors through the four stages of the butterfly lifecycle, the differences between butterflies and moths, and the international journey butterflies take to arrive at the Butterfly House.  The fundraising campaign for the lab was launched in 2018 with the Butterfly House’s 20th Anniversary Metamorphosis Gala. The $600,000 project was made

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possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), as well as through generous private donations and general operating support.

Construction of the lab began in March 2021. Butterfly

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old, based on its 1894 construction date -- that's just 29 years after the Civil War ended. It remained in use until 1931. The original chalkboards were painted on by hand. School No. 4 will be placed next to the existing, historic Alt Schoolhouse. It currently residents on private land on Wild Horse Creek Road in Wildwood. St. Louis County officials indicate the

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school is being donated, however the St. Louis County Parks Foundation is raising money for its restoration. Relocation costs through dismantling log-by-log and reassembling are estimated at $15,000. Restoration is expected to cost at least $20,000. Nearly $15,000 has been raised; donations via credit cards, debit cards or PayPal can be made online at StLCountyParksFoundation.org. Jesse Francis, Faust Park cultural

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MARQUETTE HIGH ROCKETRY TEAM EARNED CHAMPIONSHIP SPOT Marquette High's Astral Orbit rocketry team became the 2021 Marketing Competition Champion at The American Rocketry Challenge, the world’s largest rocket contest with nearly 5,000 students nationwide competing each year. The Chesterfield-based team beat out 614 other rocketry teams from across the country. The team consisted of six members, Ben Cook, Alex Chen, Aniruddh Kommareddy, Rusty Willis, Andrew Wu and Jason Zhao. In a two-minute video, Astral Orbit showcased their passion, inspiration and hard work they’ve poured into this competition. In addition, they also qualified for the national finals by placing Top 100 in the country in qualification flights. The annual American model-making

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grades six to 12 is sponsored by the Aerospace Industries Association and the National Association of Rocketry.

NEW LIGHT SHOW AND REINDEER GAMES LAUNCHES THIS MONTH "Dasher's Light Show " is a brand new drive-through holiday lights experience running each night at the POWERplex, 5555 St. Louis Mills Blvd., from Nov. 5 through Jan. 2, along with the massive indoor "Reindeer Games." Tickets can be purchased at DashersLightShow.com When driving the recommended idle speeds of 2-3 mph, the show lasts between 20 to 25 minutes. The lights at Dasher’s Lightshow are synced to music that will be played over the radio. 14

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It’s not just a hearing problem It’s a health problem SAINT LOUIS ZOO ANNOUNCES NEW PRESIDENT AND CEO DWIGHT SCOTT Saint

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named Dwight Scott the next Dana Brown President & CEO. Dwight succeeds Jeffrey Bonner, Ph.D., who will retire from that position at the end of the year, after leading the organization for nearly two decades. Dwight will begin in the position on Jan. 3, 2022; Jeffrey will serve in an advisory role for the Zoo. “We

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LOGAN UNIVERSITY AND CITY OF CHESTERFIELD BREAK GROUND FOR LOGAN PARK Logan University and Chesterfield city officials are collaborating to develop and open a brand-new, 12-acre park in Ward III. The park will be named Logan Park and will become the first park within ward III. Logan Park is located adjacent to

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weeks to assist with the evacuation efforts before the deadly airport bombing. Mark Schmitz, father of the Marine, revealed that he was notified at 2:40 a.m. that his son was killed in Thursday’s terror attack.” It was a heartbreaking homecoming for this hometown hero. On Sept. 8, a massive procession took place along Interstate 70 as a Humvee carrying Jared’s body made its 12-mile journey from Lambert Airport to Baue Funeral Home in Cave Springs, led by the Patriot Guard Riders and being saluted as it passed by thousands gathered along the interstate and on overpasses. A public visitation was held on Sept. 11 before the burial at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. Jared was born Feb. 25, 2001, to Sue Livingston-Schmitz and Mark Joseph Schmitz, who lived in St. Charles during that time. Following a divorce, Sue moved to St. Louis and Mark stayed in St. Charles County. Jared attended elementary and middle school in St. Louis and then attended Fort Zumwalt South High School in O’Fallon. It was there he would formally commit to becoming a Marine, signing enlistment papers during his senior year. He graduated in 2019. St. Louis HERO Network is also posting other fundraisers for the Schmitz family, so if you have one to post, email your logo and information to Kelly@ usa-mortgage.com. St. Louis HERO Network is a nonprofit marketplace that supports local first responders and military families by promoting their businesses, as well as serving as an employment resource network. For more information: STLHeroNetwork. com/about-st-louis-heros/.

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COMMUNITY LEADERS JOINING TOGETHER DO MAKE LONG-TERM DIFFERENCES, AS EVIDENCED BY THE HEALTH CARE SUPPORT THAT MERCY HOSPITAL ST. LOUIS IS APPLYING TO A REGION OF NORTH ST. LOUIS COUNTY. Mercy opened a new Mercy Clinic Primary Care and Women's Health facility in Ferguson at 9180 W. Florissant Ave., which is part of the previously announced Health+Homes WestFlo District initiative. Located along the West Florissant Road corridor in southeast Ferguson, the district is being reshaped into an area that serves as a hub where people work, live and play. Clearly, having sound medical service and health care access is vital to such well-rounded projects. “During 2019, we announced the Health+Homes STL plans for the WestFlo District,” says Clayton resident Donn Sorensen, Mercy executive vice president, and CEO/board chairman of Health+Homes. “This year, Mercy fully responded to the call to promote health and wellness for Ferguson residents.” He adds, "Mercy has been dedicated to matching our health ministry with the needs and demands of the communities we serve. We have always been an integral part of developing neighborhoods and communities by helping those most vulnerable among us." 28

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The new facility serves adult, pediatric and women's health patients in its 5,500-square-foot space. The space also offers a nutrition center with an on-site nutritionist one day a week to assist community members with nutrition in disease management, as well as nutrition for wellness. The care team at the clinic includes a licensed clinical social worker to ensure timely care in coordination with behavioral health providers, too. Parenting classes, smoking cessation and grief counseling services also are offered. To aid residents who can't make it to the facility, Mercy employs community health workers who go door-todoor to identify health problems and provide resources. The WestFlo District is the first project by Health+Homes, a Missouri-based nonprofit with the mission is to provide access to healthy lifestyles and neighborhoods and affect change for those who seek to strengthen their community through the inclusion of all persons. Donn, founder of the nonprofit, says a health care hub will be a central part of every Health+Homes project. "It's about the common good of communities, as Aristotle pointed out in 300 BC. Everyone deserves and needs access to food, medical care, clothing and education -- not necessarily free -- but simply access. Justice breaks down when we as humanity don't have those types of access," asserts Donn. During 2016, Donn says the agonizing times of St. Louis' public and nationally noticed unrest hit him hard personally. "I realized it was a matter of leadership, and that someone needed to solve the issues. I remember telling myself I had to figure it out. So I pulled other leaders together, because poverty can't be solved in one blanketed manner," he recalls. "You have to break such issues down into individual ones and solve each problem in its own way." Working with community leaders, stakeholders and residents, Mercy launched a Community Advisory Council about five years ago to inform plans for space within the clinic and serve as a voice for the Ferguson community. Donn says they since identified what was wrong, what activities would help and what needed to be built. Other business partners include Musick Construction Company,

Pitt

Development

Group,

World

Wide

Technology Inc., Emerson and McCarthy. Working together, Donn says 2022 is about getting federal grants to implement infrastructure in the district. "The area needs actual curbs, gutters, walkways, lamp posts and covered places to wait for buses," he confirms. CONTINUED >

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“AS WE FOLLOW IN THE STEPS OF THE SISTERS OF MERCY, WE UNDERSTAND THE IMPORTANCE OF HEARING FROM THE COMMUNITY TO DELIVER WHAT’S NEEDED MOST,” SAYS TESH JEWELL, MERCY CLINIC PRIMARY CARE VICE PRESIDENT IN ST. LOUIS. “WE WANT TO KNOW HOW BEST MERCY CAN BE A GOOD NEIGHBOR.”

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Mercy Clinic in Ferguson, Don Musick, LaTasha Brown, Donn Sorensen, Brian Hayes

"We're going to turn this wonderful city into what it needs to be successful." It helps to have the wherewithal of large organizations involved. Mercy is one of the nation’s most highly integrated, multi-state health care systems, including more than 40 acute care, managed and specialty (heart, children’s, orthopedic and rehab) hospitals, convenient urgent care locations, imaging centers and pharmacies. Mercy has 900 physician practices and outpatient facilities, more than 4,000 Mercy Clinic physicians and advanced practitioners and 40,000-plus co-workers serving patients and families across Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas and Oklahoma. Mercy also has clinics, outpatient services and outreach ministries in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas. In addition, Mercy's IT division, Mercy Technology Services, and Mercy Virtual commercially serve providers and patients from coast to coast. But it also takes the passion and support of people like Donn to nail down long-term solutions. "He who refreshes others gets refreshed himself," suggests Donn. Any individuals, corporations and foundations wishing to donate funding or personal talents to help Health+Homes reshape communities

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GIVING BACK BEN HIGGINS TALKS COFFEE, HOPE & HUMANITY, AND WHAT IT MEANS TO BE THANKFUL

Living a Purposeful Life

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PROBABLY BEST KNOWN FOR BEING LEAD #20 IN THE

CL: ARE THERE THINGS YOU DO,

BACHELOR, THERE IS SO MUCH MORE TO BEN HIGGINS THAN

OR MANTRAS YOU LIVE BY ON A

BEING ONE OF AMERICA’S REALITY TV SWEETHEARTS, SUCH

DAILY BASIS?

AS HIS DEEP PASSION FOR MAKING MOVES TO “MULTIPLY

BH: I don’t wake up going “today is going

GOOD IN THE WORLD.”

to be a good day.” I’ve found that some of

Since his time on The Bachelor, Ben has taken the opportunity

the worst days have taught me the most.

to use his fame to create not one, but two inspiring podcasts, pub-

They’ve built grit, character, resolve, and a

lish a successful autobiography, while also elevating awareness of

story that will not only help me, but allow me

his “for-purpose” Generous Coffee brand. We sat down with him

to be more empathetic and loving.

(virtually) to reflect on all that he has accomplished in this season of “thankfulness.”

I did a speaking tour 4 years ago for high school students. At one moment during a speech I got emotional speaking about pur-

CL: WHAT DOES THE TERM ‘THANKFUL’ OR ‘GRATEFUL’

pose and hope and trying to build in them the

MEAN TO YOU?

idea that because they have breath, they have

BH: It may sound corny and cliche, but when I think of gratitude, it’s an

value. All of a sudden it was like this reeI of my

every day break to look at where my life sits and to be thankful for the

life went through my head where these little,

friends and family around me and the things that I am able to be a part

small moments led me to that point in time

of. There are moments in my life where I become ungrateful, and so

to speak with this group. For example, one

when I think of being grateful, I think of it as being in a rhythm where I

random person invited me to move to Denver

remind myself every day that I still have ‘breath.’

where I got a job; one person at that job told

We believe that people enjoy drinking life-changing coffee that has a story behind it over their regular cup of coffee.

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GIVING BACK (CONTINUED) me I should go on a show; I went on a show

pay attention to me. I started asking myself,

that turned into the ability to create Generous

“where do I want this to go? How famous do

Coffee; and Generous has parlayed me with

I want to try to be?” Through contemplation

these new opportunities.

I realized 100 to 200 years ago if you told us

I try to sit in those moments daily and

to name the top 10 most famous people from

remember the things that got me here, what

that time, we would have a hard time doing it.

I’ve learned along the way that I can cele-

People come and go and that’s sad, but it’s

brate, and what keeps me thankful.

also beautiful because something new arises and something new comes up.

CL: TELL US ABOUT WHAT YOU ARE

So, as much as I want my legacy to be

MOST PROUD OF OR INSPIRED BY?

important and to be remembered, I’m not

BH: I’m proud that my podcast Hope Still

naive enough to believe it will be, and that

Wins and my book Alone in Plain Sight both

gives me peace and keeps me focused on

play a part in getting resources for help to

the present. If I could choose the memories

those who need it. Writing Alone in Plain

of my kids, grandkids,

Sight was a good cry for my soul. As much

friends and family, it

as I am thankful that other people are read-

would be to remember

ing it, it was something I knew I needed to

that Ben lived a life

get off my chest regardless.

where he loved others

At the same time, I am not oblivious to the

really, really well and he

fact that from the outside looking in you could

sacrificed a lot to do that.

look at my life and assume “he doesn’t even

People matter and have value. There’s a purpose for the life we are living and when people get out and care for others well the world is a better place. Stay curious; look left and right at the needs around you and use your impact to be a community maker. That’s the message I’d like to share.

know what struggle is, he doesn’t know what

CL: HOW DID

pain is.” So, one of the ways I love to connect

GENEROUS

with others when they doubt my sincerity is

COFFEE BEGIN?

to connect them with stories of other people

BH: The idea came in July

that I’ve been able to be a part of. For exam-

of 2017 and we launched

ple, in my book I highlighted a girl named

in January of 2018. Even

Annie who was 23 and had two weeks to live

further

— she was dying from cystic fibrosis when I

when I was 15 years old I

interviewed her. I got to talk to her about the

went to Central America;

end of life and what that means, and what

our hearts were broken

messages she would share.

and eyes were opened to the lack of strategy

back,

though,

I’m often asked, ‘what is this whole thing

behind mission and non-profit work. People

about for you, what is your mission in all of

were stepping on each other’s toes, coming

this?’ Selfishly, I just want to be a part of really

and going and leaving villages behind, and

cool stories that I believe are good and heal-

there was no relationship or respect.

ing. And my filter on whether they are good or

So, my buddy who was also on that trip

not comes from my faith. I just want to be a

started a non-profit called Humanity & Hope

part of stories of loving others and loving God

United Foundation. The idea is that we can

well, and that’s not always going to be about

ask people within these communities, what

me personally or the life I am living.

do you need? What do you want? What do you dream of, and how can we help? The

CL: DO YOU THINK ABOUT THE LEGACY

goal was a partnership for perpetuity — to

YOU WANT TO LEAVE BEHIND?

help them increase their education pro-

BH: I want to be known as someone who

grams, their healthcare, but be led by them.

gave more than I took, as someone who cared

When the show [The Bachelor] hap-

deeply for those around me and that loved

pened, our fundraising increased 500%

others and God well. One thing that’s helped

within a year and that was awesome, but we

me recently is thinking about how I got thrust

also knew that it probably wasn’t going to

into a life where people recognize me and

last. So, during that time we asked ourselves

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GIVING BACK (CONTINUED)

how we can make funding this non-profit more sustain-

If one person is positively affected by the Generous coffee we are

able, and we came up with the idea that we could start

selling, then it’s all been worth it. I’d say the same thing to everyone in

a for-profit business and call ourselves “for-purpose.”

their local communities; if one person or thing has benefited from your

The founders were financially-able enough to sign off on

efforts and activity, it’s worth it. Get out there and just start.

donating 100% of our profits to non-profits, now that we had the platform to do it. Plus, we believe that people enjoy drinking life-changing coffee that has a story behind it over their regular cup of coffee.

CL: WHAT ARE YOUR RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PEOPLE TO GIVE BACK IN THEIR COMMUNITY?

With over 1.2mm Instagram followers, Ben Higgins is co-founder

BH: At Generous we have always enjoyed investing in

of @generous_coffee_, author of #AloneinPlainSight, host of

fighting human-facing injustice, and we do that because

@hopestillwins, and co-host of @almost_famouspodcast.

that was the thing that angered us the most. I think everybody can figure out what they can do in their local communities by asking the same question: What is it around me that makes me the angriest? Maybe it’s people without homes — maybe your heart breaks for them — maybe it’s animals or the environment for you. What emotional pull is it? Go after that.

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DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

Wilson Manors II 3

$855,000.00

100.00%

Fienup Farms

$813,015.00

$817,689.00

100.57%

Shenandoah 1

$435,000.00

$430,000.00

98.85%

Cedar Spgs Two

$519,900.00

$510,000.00

96%

West Ridge Estates 1

$348,000.00

$338,000.00

97.13%

Baxter Lakes 4

$450,000.00

$480,624.00

106.81%

Reserve At Chesterfield Village

$899,900.00

$885,000.00

93.17%

Conway Spgs

$1,100,000.00

$1,090,000.00

99.09%

Villages Of Kendall Bluff The

$665,000.00

$701,000.00

105%

Windemere Place

$410,000.00

$402,000.00

98.05%

Woodcliffe Place

$550,000.00

$535,000.00

97.27%

Estates At Baxter Pointe

$629,900.00

$703,800.00

111.73%

Old Woods Mill Manor

$525,000.00

$507,000.00

96.57%

Claymont Woods

$575,000.00

$582,000.00

101.22%

The Manors At Clarkson Valley

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$970,000.00

103%

$2,650,000.00

100%

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