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LIFESTYLE LETTER

Honoring Men

June 2022 PUBLISHER

Kristi Dressler | kristi.dressler@citylifestyle.com EDITOR IAL COOR DINATOR

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An inspirational man has the incredible power and privilege of shaping and mentoring the young people in their lives to grow and mature in a multitude of ways. Whether they are a father, a coach, an uncle, or a boss, being a role model and leading by example can make a lasting impact on those watching. We can all probably think of a man in our life that has had a big impact on us at one time or another. Whether it was someone pushing us to be a better version of ourselves, someone who sees the best in us, someone we look up to for guidance, or perhaps someone we don’t personally know but that inspires us by their greatness, we can recognize the impact these role models can make our lives. This month we are honoring men and their contribution to the betterment of our community. We are highlighting men who put themselves second, work hard and inspire others to do the same. To all of the men out there that are making a difference in someone’s life, big or small, we applaud you. The lasting impact that you are making and the ripple effect that often ensues are worth it.

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inside the issue The Gentlemen’s Issue

F E ATU R E D

D E PA RTM E NTS

14 Where Community Happens: Betta Gumbo

Lifestyle Letter

City Scene

Business Monthly

Local Limelight

Driver’s Notebook

Garage Tech

Events

Building relationships – one plate of Southern food at a time

20 Driven

How a passion for originality drives this connoisseur to beautiful extremes

28 A Cut Above The Rest

How Marlon Seals won't settle for anything less than original equipment auto glass

O N T H E C OV E R

Photography: Richard Stillman Photography Car collector Don Marostica on “Baditude”

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Where Community Happens: Betta Gumbo

BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS – ONE PLATE OF SOUTHERN FOOD AT A TIME

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Clay Caldwell is classically trained and worked for decades at five-star restaurants in the NYC area. Several years ago, he was ready for a radical change. “I was honestly ready to have fun. The formality kept me from engaging with guests. I wanted to move away from that and build something different,” he says. “I wanted to be a part of a community.” Clay and his wife, Tina, toured the country before deciding to make Loveland home. “We stopped here to visit friends and fell in love. Loveland is very aptly named. It’s a great city and we’ve found our home.” Clay threw nearly everything he’d learned aside and built Betta Gumbo from scratch. “I wanted to build community around the table. I took the food from my family history and created recipes that people could connect over. I became infatuated with the idea of community and how to develop it. I built a team that could see my vision,” he says. And that’s how this staple in Downtown Loveland came to be. Clay leads a highly successful business, has a great team, and is now quite the leader in the community.

Clay and Tina Caldwell Owners

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“Right here, in this restaurant, is where community happens. I see it every day and it never grows old.” - Clay Caldwell, Owner/Chef

“I just began filling the voids I could in the community and meeting people’s needs. I don’t care what your income, race, or political party is – if you have a need, I’m happiest if my team and I can fill it,” he says. Clay is known for his generosity, philanthropy, and dedication to those around him. “I completely reshaped my business model where people come first – my staff, the community, our guests. It’s made all the difference. When people come first, the rest follows,” he says. This approach has paid off. Clay has a dedicated staff and many have committed their careers to work alongside him, building something amazing. CONTINUED >

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Jessica Palmer

Server, Manager, Trainer, and head of HR

“We have good days and bad days, but we’ve never stopped trusting each other,” Clay says. “Our team is awesome and I trust them with everything I’ve got. Talk about trust – give the keys to your livelihood, your business to someone, and let them open it without you there. That’s how much I trust them.” Clay has many long-time employees including Jessica Palmer, Sean Keefer, and Raven Rowl. They have all been with him for years and Clay feels exceptionally lucky to have found, “People with tremendous hearts and talents. They’re just awesome!” he says. Jessica is a server, manager, trainer, and head of HR. “I’ve worked for Clay for 10 years. He’s such an inspirational guy and he’s great to work for. He’s family. My husband fell off scaffolding at work one time, Clay showed up at the hospital without me telling him and asked what he could do to help. That’s the kind of guy – the kind of boss he is,” Jessica says. In the restaurant industry, finding staff that will stay is a challenge but Betta Gumbo is anything but ordinary. Everyone has bought in and they’re all committed to their mission.

“I believe in the food and what Clay

has

accomplished

here.

Everyone – employees and guests – are family. Treat them as such.” - Jessica, Manager 16

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Sean Keefer Manager

Sean has been with Clay for three years and is now a manager. “Clay has built something unique here. He allows the team to grow and develop, he leads with wisdom, and it’s a good environment. Our team is great. Everyone shows up every day to make it a special experience for our guests, that’s all Clay’s teaching,” he says. “I am very relationship-oriented,” Clay adds. “I am always working to be better. We have a very collaborative environment, if someone has a different point of view, I’m willing to listen. I’m happy for them to help make this place better. And if I mess up – which I do – I’m always willing to apologize.” It’s this very attitude that has made Betta Gumbo a sacred space. The moment you walk in the door, you feel at home. There’s something for everyone and the food speaks for itself. Clay is an amazing leader who has made a tremendous difference in the lives of so many and he’s just getting started. He’s built the team and the menu to expand the business into multiple markets, but the thing that will always remain the same is his commitment to those who work for him and the communities they serve.

Raven Rowl Head Server

From serving hundreds of free Thanksgiving meals every year, to fighting for affordable housing for his staff, to supporting the business community, Clay is not afraid to stand up for what he believes in. “Clay has never treated me as anything less than family,” Raven says, emotion catching in her throat. “Clay took me in when I really needed it. Clay stood by my side and never gave up on me. He’s always stood by me and I’ll always stand by him. He’s the kind of boss that makes you want to work hard for him because he works right alongside us.” Raven has worked for Betta Gumbo for four years and doesn’t see herself going anywhere else. “I fight for my employees. I fight for my guests. I personally invest in their lives and cheer when they have victories. I cry alongside them when they have challenges. I care,” Clay says. Clay and his team have seen such strong growth that they’re now opening a second location in Windsor this summer. “Windsor is a hub and its downtown area is fantastic. I know we can recreate this and it will be just as good. I can’t wait to build a community there, too,” Clay adds.

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ARTICLE BY AMY HALLAGAN PHOTOGRAPHY BY RICHARD STILLMAN PHOTOGRAPHY To call Don Marostica a car collector would be an understatement to the nth degree. This veteran, former state legislator and retired real estate developer is more aptly described as a passionate visionary with a flair for transforming antique, vintage, and classic cars into exceptional works of art. He and his wife Carol, long-time Loveland residents, enjoy various art forms from flat art to bronze sculptures, with Don’s rolling art rounding out their collection. “They are art to me,” he says. Don has always had a passion for cars. He grew up in rural Sterling, Colorado, (coincidentally nicknamed “A Colorado Treasure”) and remembers going to town and being amazed by all the cars. He’d walk down to the Cadillac dealership to look in awe at the beauty.

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2005 Harley Davidson “Batitude”

Over the past 20+ years, Don has accumulated a wealth of vehicles, each with a particular purpose and story that he can describe right down to the last nut and bolt. His eye for detail, passion for ingenuity, and real appreciation for beauty combine to transform his frame-off restoration projects into one-of-a-kind works of art. Each of his 11 vehicles has been meticulously designed into something that stands out from the crowd. Don’s drive for originality has produced gorgeous vehicles accessorized with a heavy ‘wow-factor’ that is bound to catch any onlooker’s eye. His 2005 custom Harley Davidson named “Baditude” isn’t too hard on the eyes either. The locally built bike is the one piece in his collection he enjoys taking out for a ride. Things have clearly changed for Don since he drove an old 1950 Studebaker pickup truck on the

farm. He now owns a beautiful 1953 model that is cleverly dressed in Moon hubcaps. It’s a pairing that people don’t expect to see - which is exactly what Don is going for…excellence beyond the norm. Some people collect and restore cars for the thrill of the ride. Don does it for the thrill of the challenge, and as an avenue for engaging his visionary mind. “I can see stuff even before it’s built; I was that way in the development business also.” Don is intrigued by finding “treasures” and engineering them into something really special. He had a 57 Chevy built for the model’s 50th anniversary that’s fitted with a 1994 Corvette chassis under it. The wheels are actual racing knockoffs made by Colorado Wheels. Don paid to have the only set made and the molds destroyed…and voila, one of a kind. Disassembling a vehicle down to its frame and rebuilding it back to form is serious business. Don is CONTINUED >

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1953 Studebaker Pickup

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the brains behind the design. All the workmanship is done by experts who pull everything off the vehicle and start over from scratch while Don looks on and learns. He describes himself as having a perfectionist personality. “I have cars made with stainless steel bolts where every bolt is turned the exact same way,” he says. He knows every tiny detail about each car and keeps meticulous records to prove it. There isn’t a single scratch or dent on any of his cars. He jokes that that’s the difference between a one-foot car and a 20-foot car saying, “All of my cars look beautiful from one foot away!” Don has always strived to be a ‘step-above’ in everything he’s done. That desire runs deep and is the momentum that drives him to do things that others might consider extreme or over the top like having parts specifically engineered to bring his vision to reality. That level of specialty makes going to extremes worthwhile to Don, even if it costs more or requires additional time and effort. His unique 57 Chevy build took three years to complete. “I have a mind that wants to do everything a little differently.” He adds, “When someone looks at one of my cars they tend to say, ‘I've never seen anything like that!’” And to Don, dear readers, that’s what it's all about.

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THUNDER MOUNTAIN HARLEY DAVIDSON, LOVELAND | 11:00 AM Loveland Philo partners with local businesses for a community fundraiser aimed at reducing hunger and food insecurity in Northern Colorado. This free event includes food trucks, live music featuring Wendy Woo, Jumpstart™, non-profit & local business booths with games, family activities, and prizes. For more information, visit philoloveland.org/dine-out-with-heart. JUNE 18TH

Loveland Garden & Art Tour

H I G H P L A I NS E NV I R O NM E N TA L C E NT E R | 8 :0 0 A M Enjoy “art of the garden” by local artists where you can meet the artists, be inspired, and purchase pieces while experiencing pollinator friendly spaces featuring native habitats, Plant Select® choices, Xeriscaping, conservation and Colorado WaterWise in the High Plains / Centerra award-winning multi use neighborhood. Visit lovelandyouthgardeners.org/garden-and-art-tour to learn more. Proceeds benefit Loveland Youth Gardeners. CONTINUED >

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4TH STREET, LOVELAND | 6:00 PM Meals on Wheels of Loveland and Berthoud is taking the streets of downtown Loveland for its annual Meals on 4th fundraiser. Join friends and colleagues from throughout the community for the most talked about event of the summer. Mix and mingle with your community while raising awareness and funds for Meals on Wheels of Loveland and Berthoud. Visit lovelandmealsonwheels.org to get your tickets. JUNE 24 TH

Blues Nights

DOWNTOWN LOVELAND | 6:00 PM Spend the evening getting your groove on at The Foundry Plaza with some very talented, family-friendly blues bands. Three Shots will open the show and Rex People’s And The X Factor will headline. Swing by downtown businesses before or after the event for a delicious meal, cocktails and craft beer, and some local shopping. Visit downtownloveland.org/onesweetsummer for more information. JUNE 25TH

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