Q: What do you do to chill?
A: I either play mental games on my iPad or watch
soothing TV. It’s my way of calming my mind down.
Q: If you could visit any place in the world, where
would you go?
A: I have been very fortunate to see most every place
I have wanted to, but my bucket list place would be
Augusta, home of the Masters.
Q: If someone asked you for your best piece of advice,
what would you say?
A: Whether it be business, school, church of wherever,
always strive to take care of others, and they will in turn
take care of you.
Q: What’s your favorite hobby?
A: Golf and hunting.
Q: What is the one thing that makes you happy?
A: Success of others, starting with my family.
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Q: What makes you really sad?
A: The current state of our wonderful country. When our
country was founded, it was based on the separation of
church and state. The intent was so the church would
not run the state as it had in Europe. But the country was
founded on Christian principles, and not intended to be
driven away from those.
Q: What scares you?
A: Our separation from God! He gave us an owner’s
manual called the Bible. But too many believe it’s a
cafeteria plan that they can pick and choose what suits
them. That will be our undoing.
Q: Do you like to plan things out in detail or be spontaneous?
A: Much to the chagrin of those around me, I am spontaneous. That’s why I keep my opposites around me so I
don’t wreck the ship!
Denice
Cunningham
817.594.8444
817.613.1697
Director/ Owner
Owner
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Amy Saunders
Haydon
MARCH 2016
Q: If you could go back in history, what era would you
like to land in?
A: The 1950-1960 era when life was simpler. Mayberry!
Q: Who in your life has influenced you the most? How?
A: Three people: A gentleman named Mike Kropp who
taught me everything about survival and sales; and
second, my father-in-law, Perry Mader, who has taught
me everything about business and helping others. And
my mother-in-law, Barbara Mader, who is the most
gracious, kind and giving person I know, but under that
is one of the strongest leaders you will ever meet.
Q: What would you most like to be remembered for?
A: That I gave more than I took.
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