Huck & Cameron Newberry

When introduced as a fourth-generation Fort Worthian, Huck Newberry deflects the compliment, saying, “it’s a bit funny being glorified for something I had so little to do with!” Huck is President of The Newberry Company, a commercial real estate brokerage. He and wife Cameron, a former Dallasite turned big Cowtown fan, are the parents of Marilyn, Isabelle, Oliver, and Mack, all students at Country Day. Huck serves on the boards of the Christian Prayer Breakfast, Country Day Alumni Association, and the Steeplechase Club. The Newberrys attend Christ Chapel Bible Church and Huck is an active member of Bible Study Fellowship.

Dawn & James Farley

James and Dawn Farley are featured, at their home they built in Mansfield, along with their two children. Their daughter, Erin, and son, Collin, both attend Legacy High School. James and Dawn own First Restoration, Inc. located in Arlington. Even though they have owned First Restoration, Inc. for 11 years, James has been in the fire and water restoration industry for a total of 30 years. James and Dawn both grew up in Fort Worth and sponsor many local organizations.

McCarthy Family

Sunflower Shoppe Family
Members of the founding family of Sunflower Shoppe, Tarrant County's premiere natural foods store celebrating 40 years of service, are Richard Bradford, LaVonne Bradford, Toni Crawford, Bryan Bradford, Chad Bradford & Erika McCarthy. Sunflower Shoppe is a proud, long-time supporter of Happy Hill Farm Academy, along with various schools, non-profit organizations and churches throughout Fort Worth and Northeast Tarrant County.