Well if you personally know me you know I couldn't go without mentioning these three ladies. Anytime I tell people that I have three sisters the comment "your poor father" quickly follows. Growing up together definitely wasn't the easiest and it wasn't till our older years that we finally figured out that we actually do like each other. We may not have always seen things from the same perspective but one thing is for sure, no matter what we went through in life we all had each other’s backs. Personally for me, these three are my support team and I wouldn’t have a clue what to do without them. Each one of these girls brings something different to the table making each one of them very important to my life and business. I’ll start with my oldest sister Lynette Piller. Lynette lives in Mendota with her husband Nick and their three kids Hunter, Brayden and Kennedy. Lynette currently runs her own day care and helps her husband on his family farm. I look at her as the “super mom” sister, she will go all day watching kids and making a home cooked meal to running a tractor in the field at night. I swear there is nothing she can’t do, she is a spitting image of my mom! She gives me strength to push through the hard days, I say if she can handle all she does I have nothing to complain about! I can’t forget to mention her three children that do a little extra work for me as they are raising the hogs for my meat store. It’s a neat feeling watching them raise the pigs and enjoying it as much as I do. Next, is my second oldest sister Amy Schoger. Amy currently works alongside her husband Carl on his family farm in Big Rock as well as being a Mother to their son Grant. Here she can be found helping with the book work on the farm or behind the wheel of a massive quadtrac tractor working ground. I would definitely say Amy is my “go-to” sister when I need advice. Most would say Amy is the girly girl of the family. She has the best advice when it comes to how things should look and how they should be said. She has helped me in more ways than one with the business and is always there when I need anything. Lastly, is my youngest sister Kim Hambly. Kim lives in Paw Paw with her husband Mark, their son Easton and daughter Emily. Kim is currently a retail service specialist for Old Second Bank. One of the hats she wears for me is my financial advisor. Kim may be my younger sister but I sure do look up to her in many ways. She is a young mom with an awesome job she worked very hard to get. On her time off she enjoys taking her kids for rides on their horse Wendy. Somehow with her busy schedule she always manages to squeeze in time to help with caring with the cow herd and always being there when we need her. I would definitely say Kim is the “dedicated” sister. When Kim is asked of something, she will be there and does her work to the fullest. I know with Kim if I need anything she will do it and I never have to worry that it’s done wrong. I’ve watch her work her way through life moving up the ladder quickly due to hard work. I can honestly say I am proud to call these girls my sisters and I’m so lucky to have all three of their different personalities to help me along. As I said before, my farm and business wouldn’t be where it is today without the support from these three ladies and their families.