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25FISHERS MOM OF THE YEAR 2016 COURTNEY LAWHEADWriter / Janet C. Striebel

Winning the title for Fishers' Mom of the Year, mother-of-four Courtney Lawhead not only takes care of her own children, but others as well. Along with volunteering for the school, PTO, and sports teams, she invites and welcomes numerous friends and neighbors of her children into her home, providing a hangout spot and bringing families together.

8 Farmers Market Comes to Geist

11 Neal Tire and Auto Service: Supporting the Health of Vehicles and People in our Community

29 Fall Creek Veterinary Medical Center

36 Jonathan Byrd's Racing Legacy

39 Lemonade Day Kick-Off

41 Second Annual Jake Fest at HSE May 15

45 Gift a House Helps Young Couples With First Home

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42 Scott Bradford: Committed to TRI

20 Pippa Mann: Get Involved

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Shoppers gathered March 24 at Detour American Grille, 10158 Brooks School Rd., for the “first for the area” Meet The Farmers event sponsored by FarmersMarket.com.

“We are excited to be in the Geist area now,” says Nick Carter who works to bring together farmers and shoppers all across central Indiana. “We hope area residents will enjoy the farm-to-table experience from now on.”

Area residents who stopped by had the opportunity to sample everything from Caprini Creamery goat cheese, coffee from Brickhouse, freshly brewed teas, artisan condiments from Batch No. 2, locally grown micro greens and herbs from Greater Good Gardens, Hoosier popcorn, Nin’s honey and all-natural homemade beef jerky from Tyner Pond Farm. There also was locally produced, all natural home cleaning solutions from Creative Wandering and natural deodorants and soy candles from Skin Love.

FarmersMarket.com brings local farmers and artisans together with a local market host like “Detour American Grille.” Area consumers browse local fare online, order and pick up at the Geist restaurant every week.

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Autumn Letendre, wife of fallen Marine Captain Brian S. Letendre, is fulfilling her promise to carry out her late husband's legacy through the Golden Star USA Foundation. Their inaugural CamoRun is being held on May 21 at Ft. Benjamin Harrison State Park.


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That’s Autumn Letendre, wife of fallen Marine Captain Brian S. Letendre. Captain Letendre died May 3, 2006, in combat operations in Al Anbar, Iraq, during Operation Iraqi Freedom. In the 10 years since Captain Letendre’s death, his widow Autumn has faithfully and tirelessly worked to fulfill her promise to carry out his legacy.

Following Captain Letendre’s death, Autumn made a choice to rise from the fog of grief and create a legacy that her husband would be proud of. That’s when she created The Golden Star USA Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the needs of America’s active duty, reserved and honorably discharged military and their dependents.

To mark the 10th anniversary of her husband’s death and start of the foundation, Golden Star USA is holding the inaugural CamoRun, a 5K and 10K race, May 21 at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Appropriately falling on Armed Services Day, the event promises to be a day of honoring Captain Letendre and all others who serve, a time for family, friends and support.

The 10-year anniversary celebration has been in the works for a long time, Autumn says. “The 10-year mark has always been the GO point for me to make a celebration like this happen. Our mission with the celebration is to show the corporate world how to get involved and support The Golden Star.”

Autumn says the idea of a run appealed to her because she and Captain Letendre were avid runners. She recalls, “Brian was a fast runner. His trainees loved trying to beat him, and it put a smile on his face.”

The journey has been a long one for Autumn. With emotions still raw, she recalls how she and Brian met in college playing soccer at Milligan University in Tennessee and instantly connected. They dated for a while, and then she says one day her world changed when Brian received a phone call that she overheard.

With a degree in Computer Science, Brian received handsome job offers. This call was no exception. The handsome salary offer from the large corporation was no surprise to Autumn. Instead, it was Brian who delivered the shocking response. “He

thanked the man for the generous offer, then he said he couldn’t accept the offer because he would soon be joining the Marines. I was shocked. He’d never told me before that he wanted to do this. Suddenly he’s talking about enlisting and asking if I could handle life as a military wife.”

Autumn admits she didn’t immediately warm to the idea of frequently moving and the constant worry for his safety. But she says despite her doubts, there was one thing that she couldn’t deny. “I always felt immense pride when I watched him walk in a room. I was proud of who he was and decided I would be proud to call him my husband.”

The couple married, and Autumn was quickly thrust into a whole new world. After settling in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, Brian prepared for training, but Autumn wasn’t prepared for the discussion they would soon have. Ever the realist, Brian sat her down and told her what to do should he be killed in action. “He was very thorough, explaining to me what to do and who to call. I couldn’t even fathom it at the time,” she says. Just two weeks after they were married, Brian was called for his first tour of duty in Iraq.

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Autumn smiles as she remembers that despite her fiercely independent and capable persona, Captain Letendre took his job of taking care of his wife very seriously. “One evening, I heard a knock at the door. It was one of Brian’s friends, a military officer. He told me he was here on orders from Captain Letendre to take her to dinner. It was his way of making sure I was taken care of,” she says.

Adjusting to military life soon passed. Nuances of the new routine like how to get on and off base, where to go to the doctor and long stretches of time apart all soon became commonplace. Autumn loved her teaching job, and soon she was pregnant. It wasn’t long after their son Dillon arrived in 2003 that Captain Letendre was reassigned to Connecticut.

The couple became close to their military family and neighbors and loved their community. It was those same friends and family that Autumn leaned on when she got the devastating news in May 2006 that her husband had been killed in action.

The reality of now being a widow and single mother at 28 was nearly unbearable. In the days and weeks following Brian’s death, Autumn and Dillon were surrounded with the support of not just her own family but military family. She’s still overwhelmed

with the kindness and generosity as she remembers what the community did for her.

“Our neighbors got together, took over a grassy area in the neighborhood and built Captain Letendre Memorial Park. They didn’t want him to be forgotten,” she says. Though feeling the heavy burden of grief, Autumn decided she couldn’t just sit back and give up. She was determined to turn her grief into something good. That’s when she decided to do the type of thing that her fallen husband would have done: help others first. “You heal when you serve others,” she says. She immediately got to work building the Golden Star Foundation.

The idea sparked while at a function for military families. The speaker asked if anyone in the audience had anything to add. Autumn stood up and spoke. The first thought that came to her mind to say was that we need to do something for the soldiers and their families. She started Golden Star USA to provide financial and emotional support to military families for needs that range from home repairs, medical expenses, tuition assistance and more.

She also started getting invitations to do speaking engagements to military families, delivering an encouraging message of

hope. Already tackling a full plate, Autumn continued to take on more. Having returned to her home state of Indiana after her husband’s death, she decided to open a boutique called Abby Adams. The store offers a variety of items from apparel and jewelry to gifts and home décor. Along the way, Autumn also began launching a country music career. Fueled by a love of poetry and music, she penned a collection of songs in her journal inspired by her experiences and recorded a CD that was released in 2011.

With all that Autumn has accomplished, there seems to be no limit to her energy. But she says there was a time she was reaching her breaking point. Late in 2010, in the midst of a heavy speaking engagement schedule, commitments to the foundation and responsibilities to her son, she was in desperate need of a break. In fact, she recalls she nearly cancelled of a speaking engagement shortly before she was due to appear.

“My brother spoke to me on the phone and convinced me to go ahead with my speech, and so I did. After it was over, I was determined to walk away from all of it. Then a couple approached me, and the husband explained that he’d been contemplating taking his life. There are 21 suicides a day in the

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military, so hearing that he changed his mind after listening to my speech was all I needed to decide to keep going.”

Letendre maintains the same feverish pace. All while raising Dillon, she continues managing the foundation, Abby Adams Boutique, keeping up with speaking engagements and more. Inspired by the many veterans she’s met and helped through their journeys, she’s working on her master’s degree in rehabilitative counseling. She’s also preparing to open her next boutique in Fishers. She’s excited to reveal the name and specific details soon and says it will encompass food and fun in an old-fashioned family environment.

Autumn remains steadfast in her commitment to help others first. To that end, she is adamant that all the proceeds from the foundation, the boutique, the run and the speaking engagements go directly to benefit the military families. She pays her staff, but she does not draw a paycheck. “Dillon and I have all we need,” she says.

Now it’s full speed ahead with final preparations for the Camo Run. Opening ceremonies begin at 9:15 a.m. with the race kicking off at 10:45. Military Jump Master and founder of the All Veteran Group, Mike Elliott, who famously accompanied Former President George H.W. Bush on his 90th birthday buddy jump, will jump during the ceremony. Tickets to buddy jump with Elliott will be available for purchase at the event. Famous artist Randall Hedden will be on hand to create one of his signature magnificent paintings to be auctioned at the event.

Golden Star is also holding a VIP fundraising luncheon as part of the event. Tickets for the luncheon can be purchased for $100 each. Seating for the luncheon is limited to 100 guests. You can register to run at tuxbro.com. You can also find the link to register on The Golden Star USA Facebook and Twitter pages. Autumn says hitting the goal of 250 runners registered will mean success.

As the event’s success weighs heavy on her mind, I ask her what Brian would say to her on that day. Emotions well up again, and she tells me, “Brian always left me sticky notes everywhere with words of encouragement. He’d probably leave me a sticky note telling me to make someone smile today.

Or maybe one that says to remember that you’re changing someone’s life today.”

Suzanne Huntzinger has a journalism degree from IU and has lived in the Geist community for 18 years.


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Pippa Mann is used to attracting attention for her athleticism rather than for the color of her clothing or race equipment. That all changed back in 2014 when she formed her partnership with Susan G. Komen. Mann was inspired initially to change her decade-long red and yellow helmet to pink with the intent of donating it as a fundraiser for the Komen Central Indiana auction.

But realizing the Indianapolis 500 was, in Mann’s words, “a massive national sporting event,” she and her team owner, Dale Coyne, presented their idea to Komen’s national organization. By the time they were done, they created a unique partnership that involved Team Coyne and Mann donating the entire title sponsorship of the car, everything from the helmet to racing gear, and the race car became pink.

For a team owner to basically gift the entire

title sponsorship of the car, they are gifting their most valuable real estate away, but it has also opened doors to include so many more individuals and companies who all had the same desire to create awareness of the fight against breast cancer.

Mann says, “This program is not an easy one to put together each year, but it’s an incredibly rewarding program to put together and be a part of, and I could not do any of this without the incredible support from my team Dale Coyle Racing. They are a massive part of being able to make this happen.”

At first, Mann was concerned about standing out saying, “I have never been the girl in pink at the race track. I never wanted to stand out in that way,” she said. However, she noticed that fans would wait outside her garage to share their personal stories with her.

“I started to learn so much more about this color that I always eschewed,” Mann said. In the first year of the partnership, she was worried whether her fans would understand that this was not a “sponsorship,” that they were not taking money from a charity to run a race car. But much to Mann’s surprise, the reaction was overwhelmingly positive. “We have so many survivors, co-survivors and those that have lost loved ones reaching out to me each year. It’s been an incredible experience.”

As the program has evolved, the “Get Involved” campaign was created last May when fans did not connect with her original online campaign, “Race with Pippa.” Mann explains that the “Get Involved campaign connects fans through an Indiegogo crowd funding platform which allows them to purchase specific items in support of the racing program.” Mann notes that this allows funds to be raised to donate to Komen.

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G. Komen logos on our racing car, but for many smaller businesses the entry price point of true sponsorship on an IndyCar is just too high. We still wanted to find a way to harness this support and get these companies involved in the racing program.” Ideas were brainstormed, and the Pink Car Collective concept was developed.

The concept was to offer sponsorship opportunities that would allow companies to become part of the racing program and support this pink car on the track while selecting what other opportunities are important to them. This might be VIP invites to the team dinner, suite tickets for the day or even entertaining clients on Carb Day.

This unique partnership will offer other business-to-business opportunities for companies to connect with the other sponsors in the program. Mann works tirelessly to ensure the success of her partnership with Susan G. Komen year round and not just during the month of May.

Pippa Mann is an accomplished race car driver that is as passionate about racing as she is about putting breast cancer in the rearview mirror. For Mann, the color pink is more than a color. “I am proud to stand with everything and everyone that it represents.”

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“Courtney is a wonderful mom to four sweet children of her own. However, I am nominating her because of her role as second mom to many kids. Many of Courtney’s friends (including myself) have children who have been the beneficiary of Courtney’s love. Although she has a full house, she often invites our children to join for trips to Sky Zone, tumbling, craft days, science experiments and more. From days of fun to math and science tutoring, 'Ms. Courtney' is mom to an extended group of young neighbors, school and cheer friends, rugby friends and wrestling buddies. She has created a strong sense of community by bringing families together who may have not otherwise met. I admire her spirit and her love of encouraging children to laugh and grow!”

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Courtney and her husband, Chris Lawhead, live in Gray Eagle and stay very busy with their four children. Their eldest, Keegan, is a ninth grader at HSE. He enjoys wrestling, rugby and Boy Scouts. Their second child, Sydney, a sixth grader at FCI, just made the cheerleading team for next year at Fall Creek Junior High and is involved with Indiana Elite Cheer Team and Indy Premier Soccer. Third in line is Evan, a third grader at Fall Creek Elementary (FCE). He enjoys basketball, wrestling, baseball and Scouts. Their youngest, Spencer, is in kindergarten at FCE. He enjoys soccer, wrestling, basketball and baseball.

“We’re so blessed to live in this neighborhood. There’s always kids here shooting baskets with bikes everywhere,” says Courtney who says that she feels uncomfortable talking about herself or being viewed in the spotlight.

Besides volunteering in the classroom, for the PTO and sports teams, she holds an open-door policy with kids who migrate to her home as the central hangout spot. From playing on the swing set to creating a craft, kids inevitably sense that Ms. Courtney is a loving role model who enjoys seeing her children and their friends have fun while bringing families together.

“Within months of becoming neighbors, Courtney wrapped her loving arms around us all and made each of us – but especially my kids – feel like they were her own,” says Breana J. Daniels, friend and neighbor. “My two children have spent countless nights in her home and traveled on day trips and vacations with the Lawhead family….I don’t know a single person whose life isn’t better because of one of her acts of kindness. The best part of all this is that she doesn’t do it because we need her to. She does it because she genuinely loves them. She just loves.”

Courtney believes that the more kids there are, the more games you can play. Whether she supervises flashlight tag, basketball,

parachute games or water balloon fights, she is proud knowing that kids are entertained.

Many view her as a second mom. For example, her daughter Sydney has formed a special bond with a carpooling buddy named Maddie Boyd (the daughter of Michelle Boyd who nominated Courtney). Sydney and Maddie instantly connected in cheerleading. Although they attend different schools and live in different neighborhoods, they’re like sisters because they hang out together so much.

Since Sydney is surrounded by three brothers, Courtney admits she’s sort of adopted Maddie into her family for more girl power. Courtney can relate to feeling outnumbered by boys since she grew up with four brothers and one sister.

She lives by the phrase, “What’s one more?” as she invites her children’s friends to go with them on nature walks, to baseball games, Conner Prairie and the zoo.

“When we were brand new to the neighborhood, Courtney made us feel very welcome right away,” says Kelly Anderson, friend and neighbor. “She invited our family over to her house for cookie and ornament exchange. My son, Jake, and Courtney’s son, Evan, quickly became best friends. She treated Jake like her own son with loving care and kindness. She took him to the YMCA to swim with her kids and to My Gym to play when it was cold and snowy….She helped me big time when my twins were born four years ago. She watched my two older kids, so I could go be with the twins in the NICU.”

Her main philosophy is to let children have joy and live in the moment, get dirty and have fun.

“If the kids want to play the Pie Face game or create art projects, I would rather see them have fun for that one instant than to worry about the mess it will make….It’s not an inconvenience to live in the moment because of the benefit in the long run.”

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She attributes much of her values and beliefs from her own mother who had six kids in nine years. Growing up in Fort Wayne, she remembers there were always kids at her home, and her mom always had homemade cookies for everyone. “Mom always made room for somebody which is second nature to me.”

Courtney’s past experience as a nanny has also helped shape her into the mother she is today. She used to nanny every summer for about six years at Lake Wawassee for various families. She can’t believe she used to get paid for having fun rollerblading, swimming, turtle hunting and so much more.

Courtney refuses to take all the credit for having such awesome kids. She brags about her husband as part of their team efforts.

“He’s an amazing dad. He always finds time to talk with our kids, coach them and teach them life lessons….He makes games out of everything. He is so creative and fun.”

Janet C. Striebel is a Fishers resident and freelance writer. She and her husband, Doug, have three children: Ryan, Jessica and Justin. She has been writing for the TownePost Network for more than seven years and claims that the best part is meeting all the interesting people in her community.


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While doing an examination of a sick puppy on top of a grooming table inside the laundry room of his veterinary hospital, Dr. Jerry Risser knew that it was time to make his dream a reality. Strapped for space at the facility he opened as Fall Creek Veterinary Medical Center in 2007, it was time to build a new, freestanding hospital.

“When you are busy working every day, sometimes you can’t see just how much things have grown,” he said. With the addition of Dr. Aaron Luth full-time in 2014 and Dr. Wendy Moore part-time this year, the 1,978 square foot space at 96th and Olio Road was struggling to squeeze in patients and a growing staff.

When land became available just 100 yards behind the current site, the decision was made. FCVMC’s new facility, topping out at nearly 8,000 square feet, opened recently.

The new building, that looks like a lake cottage from the outside, has five exam rooms, a consultation room, separate canine and feline waiting areas, triple the number of indoor runs and cages for patients and a luxury “cat condo” room for feline boarding. Grooming capacity has doubled, including a stand-up shower for large dogs.

“Bringing your pet to the veterinarian’s office is usually a family affair. We wanted an environment where pets and people alike can

feel comfortable, welcomed and relaxed,” Dr. Risser said. To that end, the lobby greets all who enter with warm, cheerful colors, a refreshment bar and a cozy fireplace. There are interactive video games for children in a well-supervised area of the lobby. The exam rooms and other patient areas utilize materials and techniques that are part of the “Fear Free Practice” model.

“It’s easier to get a good picture of what’s going in with patients that are more relaxed and less fearful of their time at the veterinarian’s office,” Dr. Risser said. Everything from table covers and “vertical spaces” for cats to paint colors on the walls and details like a scale recessed into the floor to make it easier to weigh dogs were

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HSE athlete Abby Taylor is far from ordinary. Despite only being a freshman, she has already made the Varsity Girls Swim Team and the Varsity Softball Team while juggling her first year of high school and being a class officer.

Taylor began playing numerous sports at a young age but decided to pursue swimming and softball in high school.

“The people that I have swam with and played softball with really helped me to make my decision to stay in those sports. They are all amazing, and we are really close,” said Taylor. “All the girls are so great, and the seniors are role models to me.”

Along with already making a big impression in athletics, Taylor also

holds a 3.9 grade point average and is the director of community service for the freshman class.

“[Managing sports and school] is difficult, but I think being an athlete teaches me time management as well as life skills,” said Taylor.

Taylor recently completed her first season on the swim team and is in the middle of her softball season. Already, she is looking forward to her next three years at HSE.

“I just want to get better overall, learn and enjoy the new experiences.”

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“He’s training me in ways that will help me in tennis specifically, so I am getting stronger in those areas as well as in my back,” Erik said. “I just enjoy working out too.”

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However, the family origins with racing began with his mother, Lala Byrd. She owned a stock car in the late 1960s, becoming a pioneer for female race team ownership. It wasn’t until 1982 that her son Jonathan started his own race car legacy.

Jonathan Byrd Racing would continue until 2001 with Jonathan stepping away from the sport. His sons, David and Jonathan II, made a brief return to IndyCar in 2005 before returning in 2015. Their father passed in August 2009, five years after suffering a debilitating stroke.

After taking a decade off from sponsoring a race team, brothers David and Jonathan along with mom Virginia (Ginny) decided it was time to return to IndyCar. “We planned to be a part of the 100th Running of the Indy 500, but things evolved faster than expected, so we competed last year,” shares David, VP and Director of Operations for Byrd Hotel Group. “We realized racing is a huge part of who we are as a company and our brand. Therefore, we returned to racing.”

Jonathan Byrd’s Hospitality and Restaurant Group has evolved over the last three decades. The family business actually began in 1952, marking the date when Lala Byrd opened a frozen custard stand in Greenwood. It was also the same year her son Jonathan was born. Her Custard Kitchen later added coney dogs to the

offerings. Lala’s coney sauce recipe was a huge hit, and the name changed to The Kitchen Drive-in. Jonathan began working in the family business as a teenager.

In the late ‘60s, Carl and Lala Byrd met Colonel Sanders, resulting in ownership of several franchises of Kentucky Fried Chicken. The families became great friends with the Byrds known to have hosted a few birthday parties for the Colonel. Jonathan formally entered into restaurant ownership when he purchased a KFC franchise from his father. Almost 30 years later, he sold his KFC franchises and build the famous Jonathan Byrd’s Cafeteria in Greenwood. The original Jonathan Byrd’s Cafeteria structure boasted a roof that measured a full acre and featured a cafeteria serving line 100 feet long with over 250 items on the daily menu. The dining room had a seating capacity of 600 with an additional 800-seat banquet hall. This was maintained for nearly 26 years until the company made a pivot in 2014.

Jonathan Byrd’s restaurant remains in operation in Greenwood; however, there is no cafeteria. Jonathan Byrd’s scaled down the Greenwood operation, although they maintain the Byrd Conference Center. Deciding to expand north of Indianapolis, the Byrds opened the 502 East Event Centre in Carmel as their second banquet facility. Never to take on something on a small scale, the 502 East Event Centre is the largest event space in Hamilton County with 38,000 square feet of room to entertain. There are an additional 22 venues across the city of Indianapolis where they are the preferred or exclusive caterer.

Shortly after expanding into Hamilton County and scaling down the restaurant operations in Greenwood, Jonathan Byrd’s secured the foodservice contract at

Camp Atterbury, increasing its presence in Johnson County.

Thanks to being selected as the caterer for the ribbon-cutting ceremony at Grand Park, Jonathan Byrd’s has taken major presence at Grand Park, becoming the naming rights sponsor of the Jonathan Byrd’s Fieldhouse. The fieldhouse is an indoor facility at Grand Park for volleyball, basketball and futsal (the newest rage in American soccer) featuring Jonathan Byrd’s Concessions and a restaurant known as Bleacher’s Cafe.

In addition to the Fieldhouse, Jonathan Byrd’s will have two restaurants inside the giant Arena along with internal concessions. One restaurant will seat 200 on the main level, and a small bar and restaurant on the second level will overlook the main playing field. Byrd Hotel Group is building a 176-room hotel that will be connected to the Arena; it should be completed in 2017.

“The hotel at Grand Park is a natural expansion of our hospitality positioning,” shares David. “It’s our first hotel in Indiana but will be the 10th hotel that we have owned and operated.”

David and his family moved to Phoenix, Arizona, in 1999 when Byrd Enterprises expanded to include hotels. Since moving to Arizona, David has overseen construction and acquisitions of hotels across Arizona and Utah. Currently their company owns and operates five hotels.

One of the closest race tracks to where David and his family live is a dirt course called Canyon Speedway northwest of Phoenix, and the other is Phoenix International Raceway. It’s tough to replicate the feel and tradition that surrounds the Indy 500. “My kids don’t fully appreciate my love of racing,” says David. “But they’ll get there.”

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Their driver for the Indy 500 last year was Bryan Clauson of Noblesville who is doing something completely crazy. In fact, the name of his racing quest this year is “The Chasing 200 Tour: Circular Insanity.” Clauson, who is driving for Jonathan Byrd’s Racing again this season, is scheduled to drive in 200 races in 2016. “It is ambitious, but it’s a dream of Bryan’s,” states David. “And he is literally on the track more than off and is doing quite well.” The Indy 500 should mark Clauson’s 65th race in his quest.

Both drivers for Jonathan Byrd Racing are from Noblesville: Clauson and Conor Daly. Daly is the son of Derek Daly and Noblesville native Beth Blackburn. Jonathan Byrd Racing’s partner is the Cancer Treatment Centers of America, which is one of the top most-trusted brands in the country. The Byrd racing team is the only race team in the country to be partnered with one of the top five most trusted brands.

For two weeks in May, the entertaining and networking for Jonathan Byrd’s customers and clients will be taking place alongside the straightaway at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. While the event is only two weeks long, the impact and connections made between Byrd guests may contribute to building a lasting legacy, much like what they have created for themselves.

With their restaurants, weddings division, two conference centers and other catering locations, plus the presence at Camp Atterbury and Grand Park, Jonathan Byrd’s will serve over three million meals in 2016. The company projects that they will serve over four million meals in 2017.

“We have to be one of the fastest-growing companies in Indiana, certainly one of the fastest growing food service companies,” shares David.

Making connections and creating value with business relationships like those between Grand Park and Jonathan Byrd Hospitality and Restaurant Group represents what’s possible through a simple catering contract.

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across the country,” says David. “We go about our racing sponsorships in a different way. We say, ‘Hey, we are going racing. We are investing in our brand. We’d like for you to do business with us and come along for the ride.’”

For more information on Jonathan Byrd Racing, visit their Facebook page, follow them on Twitter and watch them race!

Jonathan Byrd’s Racing has successfully fielded 17 entries in the Indianapolis 500 beginning in 1985, scoring six top 10 finishes with a best finish of 5th in 2005.

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A Jonathan Byrd’s Racing car currently holds the all-time Indianapolis 500 one- and four-lap qualifying records (Luyendyk ’96). Jonathan Byrd’s Racing has won two IndyCar races (Luyendyk – Phoenix ’96, Paul Jr. – Texas ’98), along with two United States Auto Club National Midget Championships (’86, ’87) and numerous regional and short-track championships in both midget racing and late model stock cars.

Jonathan Byrd’s Racing, along with its partner teams, was responsible for the first ever “double” in 1994 when John Andretti raced in both the Indianapolis 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 NASCAR race at Charlotte Motor Speedway in the same day.

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LEMONADE DAY KICK-OFF

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“What is one thing that kids can do to earn money?” asked Ollie Dunn, the daughter of comedian and financial planner Peter Dunn (aka Pete the Planner) to begin the Family Feud game between “The Lemony Crickets” and “The Pucker Doodles.”

Gerry Dick, creator and host of Inside INdiana Business with Gerry Dick, was quick to hit his button with the reply, “Sell lemonade!”

This was the top answer on the game board, and his team, The Lemony Crickets, team were quick to dominate the game. Gerry’s fellow team members included Mandy Selke, cofounder of Just Pop In; Leslie Bailey, The Adventuress for the Indy Star; and Mike Kelly, managing partner of DeveloperTown, who also hosted the event.

The Lemony Crickets dominated the Family Feud game over rival team, The Pucker Doodles, who included team

members Nicole Misencik, Meteorologist for WTHR; Carly Swift, cofounder of Just Pop In; Matt MacBeth, cofounder of pi lab; and Clay Robinson, cofounder and owner of Sun King Brewery.

“Game Show Night is always great fun with some really cool people, and best of all, it helps support young entrepreneurs,” says Gerry of the Lemonade Day Kick-Off Party.

“In 1973, Secretariat won the Belmont Stakes by 31 lengths to win the Triple Crown…which is a comparatively small margin when measured against the beating we took,” says Pucker Doodle teammate MacBeth. “It’s all in good fun for Lemonade Day.”

Presenting sponsors of the event included Eleven Fifty Academy and J.D. Byrider.

Officially, Lemonade Day is May 21 with registration now open online.

“To get the most out of the experience, we encourage kids to register early,” shares Jami Marsh, Director of Lemonade Day

Greater Indy. “This allows our young entrepreneurs to get the most out of the digital curriculum available online.”

“There is a role for everyone to play on Lemonade Day, whether you have kids participating or not, we want people out buying lemonade,” adds Marsh.

“We’re excited for the chance to be involved in Lemonade Day,” shares Kelly. “Lemonade Day lights the entrepreneurial spark in students, teaches them what it takes to launch and grow a small business and illustrates how important it is to differentiate a product. That’s 100 percent congruent with what we do with our clients at DeveloperTown.”

Lemonade Day is empowering today’s youth to become tomorrow’s entrepreneurs.

The idea for Lemonade Day originated with Richmond, Indiana, native Michael Holthouse who now lives in Houston. Holthouse approached Scott Jones in 2010, and Jones then licensed the idea for


Greater Indianapolis in 2010. Since 2010, Lemonade Day has grown in popularity, inspiring young entrepreneurs across the state. Community Champions are selected to mentor the efforts of those participating and encourage young entrepreneurs in their lemonade endeavors.

There are many kids who do this year after year as a tradition and host their own lemonade stand frequently throughout the warm weather months, regardless of prizes. “This is what we want – kids to start with a lemonade stand, and who knows what that may lead to? Many

successful entrepreneurs talk about having lemonade stands when they were kids,” shares Marsh.

“Participating in Lemonade Day with fellow Indianapolis ambassadors is truly a highlight of the year!” states Mandy Selke. “Even if entrepreneurship is not a child’s path, the education, experience and engagement inspires for a more enriched childhood!”

This year, the Community Champions are John Wechsler, serial entrepreneur and founder of the co-working space Launch

Fishers (Hamilton County); Jon Gilman, CEO of Zionsville-based Clear Software (Boone County); Steve Spencer, President and CEO of Spencer Management Group and President of the City’s Economic Development Commission ( Johnson County); and Arin Anderson, Owner of Anderson Creative (Madison County).

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Jake Fest is put on by the Best Buddies organization at Hamilton Southeastern High School to raise money for scholarships for students who participate in the Best Buddies program. Money from last year’s event will be awarded this year to a graduating senior.

“Best Buddies provides an environment where students can develop friendships. The paired students learn a great deal from one another, and the impact is spread to the community,” shares Best Buddies program leader Risa Petty. “We have just over 200 members in Best Buddies this year.”

Jake Willmann, whom the festival is named after, had a rare congenital disease called moebius syndrome. Moebius syndrome is a rare neurological disorder characterized by weakness or paralysis of muscles in the face, disabling the person to be able to smile. Jake also had severe autism and was an amputee who wore a prothesis.

While Jake was nonverbal, he was highly intelligent, and it was discovered in first grade at Geist Elementary that he could type. Prior to this discovery, Jake had no means of communication.

“HSE did a phenomenal job of allowing Jake to be educated alongside his peers,” shares mom Karyn. “At first, he didn’t

want to be involved with the Best Buddies program, but once he decided to give it a try, it was one of the best things he ever did.”

Jake passed away unexpectedly over a year ago from a seizure he experienced during the night. He was 17. Jake would have been a senior at HSE this year.

Jake’s twin sisters Abbey and Grace are freshman at HSE this year, and both joined Best Buddies. “Best Buddies has given me the chance to have a strong bond with my buddy that will never be broken,” shares Abbey. “The relationship that I had with my brother inspired me to be a part of this amazing organization. I’m thrilled to be involved in the Best Buddies program. It has given me a special friendship that will last forever.”

Grace adds, “I am so happy that I chose to be a part of Best Buddies. It has definitely had a positive impact and benefit in my life. I love hanging out with my buddy Shannon! We like to go to Starbucks, play with animals and shop. We have so much in common! I am so lucky to have been paired with such an amazing person and friend.”

“Jake Fest is about honoring a young man’s life that was extraordinary,” says Petty, who is also a Life Skills teacher at HSE. “In his short time on this Earth, he changed the lives of many.”

“I was motivated to be involved with Best Buddies when I got involved with Peer Tutoring in the Life Skills classrooms at HSE and loved getting to work with those who have intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD),” shares Meghan Lynch, a freshman at Ball State University majoring in Psychology and an Intro to the Autism Spectrum minor with plans going to grad school for Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). “I wanted to do more than just work with them in school, so I joined Best Buddies to get more of an opportunity to actually hang out with them and create closer friendships!”

Lynch became good friends with Jake, and when he passed away, their team wanted to start something that would celebrate Jake’s amazing life. “Last year was an incredible start to the annual event, having a dunk tank, face painting, trike races, cookout and so much more!” shares Lynch. "We combined many of Jake’s favorite things to do to create a day just for him that Jake would love.”

The idea for Jake Fest was born in Jake’s death, but it’s his life that is celebrated. The back of the T-shirts worn last year read, “When called to duty, you either fall or soar. Right now, I am walking.”

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In January of this year, when most of us are contemplating unrealistic goals we set for ourselves during the New Year’s resolution wave, Scott Bradford made the conscious decision to become a triathlete.

“It is more about creating positive change and good habits in my life,” says Bradford. “I am 44 years old and feel I am ready for a challenge.”

Bradford confesses to fits and spurts with his fitness history. Although last year with the encouragement from his younger brother Mark, they completed a couple long distance cycling runs, one for 50 miles and another for 100 miles.

“I have never considered myself an athlete,” says Bradford. He played soccer and baseball through school and was a good teammate. Bradford took up cycling a few years ago and enjoys it enough that he thought it would be cool to complete a triathlon. “There was no other reason other than that,” confesses Bradford.

Bradford’s younger brother Mark in Kokomo invited him over for a cookout and told Scott to bring his running shoes. “He made me

run a mile with him before dinner,” says Bradford. “I hadn’t run a mile since high school. I surprised myself and finished the mile.”One of the first things Bradford did after making the commitment to complete a triathlon was surround himself with encouraging people. This was easily done. His brother, his girlfriend and his trainer all support his efforts. The commitment to the training it takes to do three sports requires an organized routine and discipline. Mark, who is a runner, has committed to a triathlon with Scott, so they signed up for their first triathlon April 24.

“It’s great that Scott has the brother thing which is great to have that fun competitiveness between them,” says Ty Terrell, Bradford’s trainer at iFAST. “But it’s his diligence and work ethic that has the biggest impact on his training. It’s a credit to him.”

Bradford’s training is made of the essential pieces needed for long distance athletes. Strength is a key component. “The stronger you are, the more you can handle,” states Terrell. “Athletes need to power through running or cycling up a hill. A trained body can calm a lactic acid system and push through.”

Bradford thanks iFAST in Fishers for helping his achieve his goal. Terrell changes up Bradford’s workouts every four weeks to keep pushing to him to new levels.

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“I feel so much stronger today than I have in my entire life,” shares Bradford. “And I see results in my training when I am not in the gym.”

Bradford used to run a 12-minute mile, and now he is down to a low 9-minute mile. His time spent in the pool has improved with his endurance levels increasing, and his average cycling speed is at least a mile and a half faster.

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“People have great intentions when they sign up, but Scott walks the walk,” shares Terrell. “We all experience peaks throughout training. You can’t be climbing constantly. You peak and level, and you have an off season. Then back to prep and performance, and we do it again. Like a pro athlete.”

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Young home buyers and couples are starting to forgo the traditional wedding registries of the past. Instead of asking for blenders, toasters and linen, engaged couples are beginning to ask for help with something much more permanent – unlocking the door to their first home.

Fishers local and realtor Yasha Holmes launched Gift a House, an online registry that helps couples get their dream home. Gift a House provides the tools for members to set up a cost-free, personalized down payment registry to share with others. Friends and family will be able to donate money towards a couple’s down payment directly on a private, PayPal-protected account, helping them reach their new home.

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For Holmes, her own experience in real estate and her passion for helping other couples to their dream home is a perfect match. She is able to provide clients with a cost-free, effective way to a down payment as well as her own expertise in the field.

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