Rimmer said the business is Christian based.“ That’ s who we give glory to- to God, first and foremost,” she said. I think that’ s why we’ ve grown and been so successful.”
“ We also have to thank our community, people that are here and people that drive from afar. We’ ve had people here that are from Alaska,” Jaco said.“ We’ re thankful for all the community and the people that take time out of their day, or weekend, and drive to us.”
When asked what they enjoy the most about the business, Rimmer said it was the people.
“ Seeing different people, especially if they’ ve never been here. It’ s the people,” she said.“ When they say,‘ This is like heaven out here,’ you know all your hard work is paying off.”
Jaco said they loved that the business is family oriented and they stay true to their roots.
“ What my grandmother wanted is what we stick to,” she said.
Rimmer said her grandmother and sister had also worked there, but are now deceased.
“ It’ s just special to be here, knowing they were here, too,” she said.“ Hopefully, we’ ll carry on the legacy.”
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