Beth Mittelstedt —
Marketing Director for
Hemp Haze
Beth works in marketing because she loves to take
a vision in the owner’s mind and help them trans-
late it, and then bring it to life through creative
ways. Most people will find it interesting that Beth
loves to travel to and even live in other countries.
“My last adventure was to Baja California South, or
the BCS,” she explained. “I sold and gave away my
home and everything that wouldn’t fit in my car,
loaded up my dog and drove down there to live
by myself. I didn’t really know anyone, but it was
one of my dreams to live in another country, so I
just took the leap and did it. I lived there for a year
and a half before moving back.” Her best piece of
advice? “No amount of security is worth the suffer-
ing of a mediocre life, chained to a routine that
has killed your dreams,” (by Maya Mendoza). Beth
would most like to be remembered as a loving,
inspirational person who was full of life and brave
enough to chase her dreams and courageous
enough to be ridiculously happy.
Ashley Stambulic —
Superhero in Hospice Care
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Through personal experience, Ashley understands how difficult
death is to deal with. “I am very passionate about not only being
able to keep my patients comfortable and giving them the best
care possible, but also being a pillar of strength and understand-
ing for the friends and family.” Most people will find it interest-
ing that Ashley has done missionary work throughout the state of
Texas and also in South America. “Every time it was a beautiful
and life-changing experience,” she explained. Ashley is the first
to admit that she had a rough start as a child, and made some
pretty big mistakes. “Through personal strength, and the help
of a few who believe in me, I am a walking, talking poster child
of change. I am proud that my past shaped me into the resil-
ient woman I am today.” Her best piece of advice? “Change your
thinking, change your life.”