“My first answer would be my family, but after that I would have to say my bed. My mattress, sheets and pillows are so wonderful that even when I don’t get my eight hours (due to our hectic schedules) I still feel refreshed.”
Stephanie Angold | Founder/Owner, The Find in Reno
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“My most prized possession would have to be all my photos from traveling through Italy, South Africa, Spain, Brazil, Czech Republic and the US as they definitely remind me of great times and give me motivation to continue to work hard.”
Ryan Stibor | Managing Attorney, Davis Stibor
“The pineapple carving by my father is my most prized possession. It hangs at the school as a tribute to him, and the pineapple holds meaning as the symbol of hospitality, embodying qualities we want our students to leave with.”
Timothy Lam | Executive Director, International School of Hospitality
“My 1735 Hornsteiner string bass, made in Mittenwald, Bavaria. A family heirloom given to me by my uncle Stan Fletcher, it was made when Bach was alive and before Mozart was born. Personally and occupationally it’s a crucial part of me.”
Scott Faulkner | Executive Director, Reno Chamber Orchestra
“My most prized possession is a pen which belonged to my mother. My mother and her pen assisted me with several applications for college and wrote my first deposit for Syracuse, which gave me the opportunity to be successful early on in my career.”
Brian Vanderburgh | General Manager, Recreation Development Company LLC
“I’d be lost without my Kaia Fit membership. Who’d have guessed a fitness program could be life changing? I’ve learned to appreciate sore muscles, sweat and pushing myself. But the most amazing result is the camaraderie – love my Kaia girls!”
Christy Jerz | Assistant Director, Nevada Alumni Association
