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IAN MURRAY | PRESIDENT OF SPOTON PRODUCTIONS Mismatched chairs were circled in the center of the lobby at Reach Out Lakota as board members took their seats for their monthly meeting. It was the only space in the building not stacked with shelves of food staples and boxes of donations to unpack. With notes balanced on their laps, the group discussed plans for the upcoming food distribution – a regular event that they all had an active role in executing. That evening in 2010 was Ian Murray’s first meeting as a newly appointed board member for Reach Out Lakota. At 26, Murray was already a familiar face in the community through his family’s business, SpotOn Productions, and his involvement with the West Chester/Liberty Chamber Alliance. Now he was jumping into the nonprofit world. That evening at Reach Out Lakota, the grass-roots atmosphere struck Murray as an asset; an organization where hands-on work and local support helped real families in West Chester and Liberty Townships. And as Reach Out Lakota approached its 20th anniversary, he saw nothing but potential for its future impact in the community. “I liked the fact that it was so locally based, only serving West Chester and Liberty Township,” says Murray. “And it’s 100% community-supported, one of the biggest points of pride, all individual donations. You don’t think of this area as having a lot of poverty, but like every community, there are pockets of it…the hope is to help meet people where they are when they need it.” For the next nine years, six as Board President, Ian helped Reach Out Lakota grow their impact in the community, initiating annual fundraising events and expanding services to include a summer corporate food drive and additional clothing offerings.
During this same time, Murray was invited to join another board of a local, grass-roots nonprofit, the Community Foundation of West Chester/Liberty, to fill a spot reserved for a local young professional. He was familiar with the Community Foundation, partly from the grant support the organization had provided to Reach Out Lakota. In fact, the connection between the two organizations ran much deeper. After the 1999 Woodbridge Apartment fire, local volunteers who would later create the Community Foundation came alongside Reach Out Lakota to help mobilize support for the dozens of displaced families. A year later, the first grant that the Community Foundation awarded went to Reach Out Lakota. “There’s always been a very strong connection between Reach Out Lakota and the Community Foundation,” says Murray. “Reach Out Lakota is a safety net, and then you have the Community Foundation that is the funding backbone for nonprofits in the community helping with ongoing support and big projects, too.” Over the past 20 years, the partnership between Reach Out Lakota and the Community Foundation has resulted in nearly $550,000 of support, including a recently announced $200,000 grant to secure the future of Reach Out Lakota. The grant is important, says Ian, because those endowed funds will allow Reach Out Lakota more time to focus on better delivery of services rather than worrying about where the next dollar will come from. Although Ian concluded his service on Reach Out Lakota’s board in 2019, he continues to serve as a board member at the Community Foundation, and looks forward to the future impact of both organizations. “I’ve always been very invested in this community. I grew up here. I have a business in the community. I went to school here. So, seeing both these organizations be successful, I think, is a huge benefit to the community. It’s exciting for me to be able to be part of that, too.”
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JUNE 2021 PUBLISHER
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Good Things Come to Those Who Wait MEN OF WEST CHESTER AND LIBERTY, WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE! We had a fantastic men’s issue scheduled for last June, but we changed our plans last minute to do an issue focused on connecting and rebuilding our community during the peak of the pandemic. It has been a long two-year wait since our last men’s issue, so this month is all about the amazing (and patient) men in our community. Dads, grandfathers, uncles, stepfathers and mentors—thank you for the role you play in
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raising up the kids in our community. Whether you coach a sports team, help out with homework or work hard to help provide for your family, we want to take this month to celebrate your efforts. We have so many inspirational men in our community, it was hard to decide which ones to spotlight this month. This year we decided to highlight some of our residents who have been in the national spotlight. From a hometown hero to a high performance driver, we’re sharing new insights into some fascinating community members to help you get to know them better on a personal level. It has already been four years since the Wade quadruplets set off for Yale University, so we also provide an update into what is next for these four remarkable young men.
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FEATURES 16 Bright Futures What’s Next for the Wade Quadruplets?
20 Luxury Vacation Destination French Lick Resort Offers Experiences for All Types of Travelers
24 Life in the Fast Lane Behind the Wheel with Randy Terry
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28 The Power of Community Lee Wong’s Path to West Chester
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Lifestyle Letter
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Around Town
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Local Limelight
20 Road Trip 24 Driver’s Notebook 28 Hometown Hero 32 Lifestyle Calendar
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MIDPOINTE LIBRARY LAUNCHES SUMMER READING PROGRAM
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as well as manage an individualized virtual bookshelf
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bright futures
ARTICLE LAURA LEAVITT PHOTOGRAPHY REINA BONTA + PROVIDED
WHAT’S NEXT FOR THE WADE QUADRUPLETS?
FOUR YEARS AGO, ZACH, NIGEL, AARON AND NICK
Their programs of study, social and extracurricular
WADE COULDN’T HAVE POSSIBLY PREDICTED THE
activities, along with the global pandemic that began
WORLD INTO WHICH THEY WOULD BE GRADUAT-
during their junior year, have shaped them, bringing the
ING FROM COLLEGE.
brothers to where they are today. They are each already
As 2017 Lakota East grads, the quadruplets made
Nick came to Yale hoping to study international rela-
competitive Ivy League schools and all four opted to
tions and Arabic, and is pursuing that dream with a degree
attend Yale University.
in political science focused on the Middle East.
Nigel, Zach, Nick and Aaron Wade on campus at Yale University
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making a positive impact on the world.
national headlines as they were accepted into very
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The Wade quadruplets before Homecoming, fall of their senior year of high school, 2016
“We joke around like regular siblings, we fight like regular siblings, and we find ways to tolerate each other like regular siblings. I think what is different is the level of understanding that we have for each other.” —Nigel Wade “I have discovered a passion for development finance and working with refugees,” he says. Zach continued his plan of studying Chemical Engineering, but also added studies in Economics.
“I switched into molecular, cellular and developmental biology in my sophomore year,” explains Nigel. “Currently I am working in a neurobiology lab, so I’m still able to keep a lot of my original neuroscience interests alive.”
“I really came to college liking hard math and sciences, but
Aaron’s area of study held constant as a computer science and
as I got into school, I realized that Yale had a great Economics
psychology joint major, but a serendipitous moment set him on a
program with world-class faculty,” says Zach.
track to a new passion.
Nigel’s interests stayed centered on Neuroscience, but with further specialization during his time at Yale.
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LOCAL LIMELIGHT (CONTINUED) Little Wades on wheels
myself in an introductory Mandarin Chinese class instead. I
These four gentlemen have each handled the arrival of the
absolutely loved it—and now I’m in my fourth year of Mandarin
pandemic in their own ways. Nigel needed to push back his
and can speak fluently,” says Aaron.
MCAT testing, delaying future medical school plans. Zach and
Nick has found that Yale has offered a varied enough social
Nick both mention that socializing became harder, so they
world for him and his brothers to each make their own way with
reached out virtually to each other and to their friends and fam-
separate coursework and even extracurriculars.
ily. Aaron was glad to have his brothers nearby when visiting
“Because of this divergence, we had to kind of re-get to know each other,” says Nick.
their parents wasn’t possible. The Wades were often recognized just for being fraternal
Aaron echoed this experience, mentioning that they don’t
quadruplets in school, while this fact has been less relevant to
really run into each other accidentally and thus have made an
them in the bigger social community of Yale. Nigel comments
effort to make time for each other.
thoughtfully on the distinction between being quadruplets and
Zach says that, while they have their own social circles, they make sure they still have time for each other as brothers. These young men have bright futures ahead for this summer and beyond.
other kinds of siblings. “We joke around like regular siblings, we fight like regular siblings, and we find ways to tolerate each other like regular siblings. I think what is different is the level of understanding that
Nick and Zach will both be working for Goldman Sachs in
we have for each other,” Nigel explains. “We grew up together in
investment banking after graduation, while Nigel pursues work
the same household for 18 years and were at each others’ side
in the Chandra Lab at Yale, conducting research into Parkinson’s
for every step of that journey. Because of those shared strug-
Disease. Aaron took a semester off for full-time work as a creative
gles and triumphs, my brothers have an understanding of my
technologist at Google, so his studies will continue until December.
personality that no one else will probably ever have.”
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ROAD TRIP (CONTINUED) MUSIC LOVER Music abounds at the resort. The West Baden Springs Hotel features live music in the atrium every evening, ranging from piano soloists to jazz trios. Throughout the summer and early fall, the Ragtime Rascals perform a mix of ragtime, gospel and military tunes nightly on the front lawn of the French Lick Springs Hotel. National headliners also perform at the resort with artists like Grand Funk Railroad scheduled for September and Clint Black in October. FOR THE FOODIE The resort features ten restaurants ranging from fine dining to a casual pizzeria. One of their claims to fame is that tomato juice was first served at the hotel when they ran out of orange juice and needed a quick alternative to serve. The neighboring communities of French Lick and West Baden Springs also offer a variety of food and dining options. If bourbon is your drink of choice, take the bourbon tour. This selfpaced tour guides visitors to six locations across the resort, each
offering a bourbon-based food or drink item. Just off the main property is the French Lick Winery. Enjoy a tasting to sample from the dozens of locally made wines before purchasing some to take home. MUCH MORE This is just some of what can be found at the French Lick Resort. Other unique features include trolley rides, historical tours, carriage rides, surrey cart rentals and train rides. The resort even has a full casino and conference center. So, as you finalize your summer and fall travel plans, consider a visit to French Lick Resort. FrenchLick.com
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DRIVER’S NOTEBOOK
Life in the Fast Lane
ARTICLE TERA MICHELSON
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BEHIND THE WHEEL WITH RANDY TERRY
We don’t have a crew. We a re the crew. We a re d r ivers a nd mecha n ics a nd a l l of the f u n st u f f i n bet ween. We tr y to do most of it ou rselves.”
SOME GUYS FILL THEIR WEEKENDS WITH GOLF,
will require fresh sets of both after only two weekends of
OTHERS FIRE UP THE GRILL, BUT FOR LIBERTY
driving, or about 400 miles.
TOWNSHIP’S RANDY TERRY, THERE’S NOTHING
“We don’t have a crew. We are the crew,” says Randy.
LIKE GETTING BEHIND THE WHEEL OF ONE OF
“We are drivers and mechanics and all of the fun stuff in
HIS RACE CARS TO FEED HIS NEED FOR SPEED.
between. We try to do most of it ourselves.”
High Performance Drivers Education (HPDE) is not
Randy’s enthusiasm for cars dates back forty years,
your average, ho-hum hobby. It’s high-speed, adrena-
to his senior year in high school, when he bought his
line-pumping fun on winding road-course tracks in the
first muscle car.
car of your choice—and anyone can do it. The first lesson Randy will teach you is not to confuse HPDE with racing. “Instead of racing, HPDE allows drivers to go out and have fun without all the risks and requirements that true
“As a teenager, I wanted a cool car, so I bought a 1977 Trans Am,” Randy says. “That was my senior year car.” Fast forward to today to find Randy driving another white, 1977 Trans Am, fully restored to its high-school-era glory, and a second, newer model of vehicle.
racing has,” says Randy. “You could take your family car
“I have two track cars: the ’77 Trans Am, which would
and go out there and learn how to high performance
be considered very unique as an old muscle car, and I
drive your vehicle. The only requirement is that a car be
have the new 2020 C8 Mid-Engine Corvette,” he says.
well-serviced and you do have to wear a helmet.” Granted, the average family car won’t go through tires and brakes like a high-performance vehicle will. Most cars
Asking Randy to pick a favorite from the is a lot like asking a doting father to choose a favorite child. CONTINUED >
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Randy Terry's “winking” '77 Trans Am after a run-in with a wall.
“They are dramatically different, but both of them are a
Randy says, “Last June at Mid-Ohio [Sports Car
two ends of the spectrum. My new C8 Corvette is about one
Course, Mansfield, Ohio], I put the car into the wall. A car
second faster than I can achieve out of my Trans Am. But it
ahead of me had lost oil and oil was on the track. When
doesn’t have near the power. The biggest frustration is how
I hit that oil spill, I didn’t have any braking or steering. I
difficult it is to lower your lap time by even a half a second.
slid off the track and hit a firewall. It hurts your pride a lot
You reach a plateau, and your gains can be somewhat short.”
when you make a mistake.”
Key parts to improve performance are suspension, horsepower, brakes and tires.
Even this doesn’t keep Randy from getting back behind the wheel.
“That’s the problem when you get the bug,” Randy
“When this kind of thing happens, you take a hammer
admits. “It is an endless pursuit of improved performance
or a cutting saw and chop the bad pieces off of the car so
and it can get costly.”
you can still run it the rest of the weekend. The car looks
Randy tries to race one weekend each month at a variety of tracks in central Ohio, Florida and Georgia. His “home track” is Sebring International Raceway, located in South Florida. The 3.7- mile track includes 17 turns. “At Sebring, my average speed is 91.2 miles an hour,” he says. “A slow turn will be in the 30-40 miles an hour range. And top speed’s around 140.” 26
Sometimes, even the most skilled drivers hit a wall.
lot of fun,” he says. “They are kind of a dream team on the
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like it’s winking at you,” he laughs, describing what the crash damage looked like. Challenge your driving skills at HPDE, if you dare. “It is an obsession. But it can be a very fun obsession,” Randy says with a smile.
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HOMETOWN HERO
ARTICLE TERA MICHELSON PHOTOGRAPHY LEN KALTMAN— WEST CHESTER CORPORATE PHOTOGRAPHY
TH E P OWE R O F CO M M U N IT Y
LEE WONG’S PATH TO WEST CHESTER
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LEE WONG IS A FAMILIAR FACE IN OUR COMMUNITY. You may know his smile from ribbon-cutting ceremonies or recognize him on a mini segway in local parades. Recently featured in national news in a viral video, you may remember his heartfelt speech from behind the podium of a West Chester town hall meeting. Lee is passionate about the community where he lives, works and plays. Lee experienced a curvy path to West Chester. As a boy, he lived with his Chinese parents in Borneo, an island in Southeast Asia. He learned to rely on his circle of family and friends when he lost both parents at a young age. When it was time to consider college, he applied to study in Chicago and followed his older brother to the United States. “My father died when I was 10, and two years later, my mother also met her demise. By the goodness of the Lord, I made it through,” Lee says. “There was no university. You could either apply and go away to study or stay there,” he explains. “I was fortunate.” Lee’s course of study shifted when the unthinkable happened.
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“My dream to become a pharmacist was derailed because I was attacked in Chicago. That was a turning point in my life,” he says. “I didn’t want to be a victim. I wanted to improve myself and make myself better, stronger. So, I went into the Army.” Lee credits the United States Army for many of his life skills. “The Army really taught me a lot: how to talk to people, networking, teamwork,” he says. “This is where I learned about patriotism, leadership and taking initiative—don’t sit there and wait for someone to tell you, go out and do it.” He started in Military Police, but later tested into the exclusive Criminal Investigation Command unit, described as the FBI of the Army. “I loved it so much, I stayed 20 years. It was very rewarding,” he says. Another big shift happened in Lee’s life when his Chicago roommates took him along for a family reunion. There, he met his future wife, Terri. “We had one date and that was it!” he says with his trademark smile. Lee and his family moved to West Chester in 2001, attracted by the school district, open spaces and proximity to Terri’s family and friends. “I just love it. It is open out here. It’s a great place to raise a family,” he says. “It is safe, has a good police department, good services and amenities. Why not live in West Chester?” Lee is now Chair of the West Chester Township Board of Trustees, where his public service career began in 2006. “I want to make wherever I live a community,” he explains. “I wanted to have a voice in it and make it better than when I found it. This is why I get involved.” Lee responds to the struggles that life has handed him with thoughtfulness, erring to the side of kindness and living with generosity. He knows and trusts the power of being a part of a caring community. “Real patriotism and loyalty come from the heart, not in the skin, or a tattoo, or flags all wrapped around,” says Lee. “It’s in the heart. It goes deep.”
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FOOD TRUCKS AND FAMILY CONCERTS
FAMILY PROMISE DOT DASH 5K
KEEHNER PARK CONCERT SERIES
Lord of Life Lutheran Church,
Lace up your running shoes to help
Enjoy the sounds of the West Chester
West Chester
a local nonprofit meet its goal of
Symphony on June 26, 7-9 p.m., at
All are welcome at Lord of Life
“connecting the dots so every child
the first concert in the Keehner Park
Lutheran
purchase
has a home.” Participate in Family
Concert Series. Bring a blanket, chairs
food truck treats between 5:30-7
Promise’s annual Dot Dash 5K race
and a picnic to enjoy free live music.
p.m., then stay for a family-friendly
in person, virtually or by making a
Note that alcohol is not permitted in
concert. Enjoy El Caporal, Kona
donation to support homeless fami-
the park. Please keep a safe social
Ice and Andrew Potsko on June
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distance and wash hands for safety.
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LINDNER CENTER COMMUNITY EDUCATION SERIES
RAPTOR INC. OPEN HOUSE
Manor House, Mason
Come face-to-face with a Great
Lindner Center of HOPE’s next
Horned Owl or an Eastern Screech
Church
Virtual or Marcum Park, Hamilton
to
Keehner Park Amphitheater
and singer-songwriter Brian Spahr. Events continue for the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each summer month. LOL-Lutheran.com
4, 11, 18, 25 WINE TASTINGS
RAPTOR Inc., Milford
session of its 2021 Community
Owl with the live avian ambassa-
Liberty Farm Market
Education Series is June 16, 6-7:30
dors at RAPTOR Incorporated. On
Wine enthusiasts won’t want to
p.m. This session of the free series
June 27, come to their Open House
miss the Liberty Farm Market Wine
offers an expert discussion of
where you can experience birds of
Tastings, every Friday, 6-8 p.m.
“Aspergers Syndrome and OCD:
prey up-close, measure your wing-
Taste six wines, listen to live music
Preventing Misdiagnosis.” Attend
span and touch biological artifacts.
and have lots of fun. Purchase
in-person at Manor House in Mason
Donations are accepted, but this
tickets at the door or in advance
or virtually, made possible by the
event is fun, free and family-friendly.
online. LibertyFarmMarket.com
support of Community Partners.
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For the schedule and registration,
5, 12, 19, 26 WEST CHESTER FARMERS MARKET The Square @ Union Centre
Local growers and makers of fine foods and art are on hand at the
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OHIO SWIMMING OPEN WATER CHAMPIONSHIPS
THE TAKEOVER
Voice of America Park
Cheer on Ohio Swimming Open
The Square @ Union Centre
West Chester Farmers Market each
America’s
Band,
Water swimmers as they compete
Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the
Thunderstruck, kicks off the summer
for the championships in VOA Lake
The Square @ Union Centre. The one-
concert series sponsored by First
at Voice of America MetroPark on
of-a-kind market also features enter-
Financial Bank on June 24, 6-9 p.m.
June 30. Individuals and relay teams
tainment and fun activities for the
at The Square @ Union Centre, held
from Ohio and surrounding states
whole family. WestChesterOH.org
each subsequent Thursday. Come
will vie for the best times and top
rock the clock tower, the Thursday
titles on the one-kilometer course.
night destination for food trucks,
Admission is free and concessions
craft beer and live music. Admission
will be provided. Competition begins
is free. WestChesterOH.org
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