Perry & Kyle (Pat) Tong

There’s no smokescreen when it comes to Perry and Kyle (Pat) Tong. Perry grew up in Fort Worth, attended Handley High School and graduated from Arlington State College (UTA) in 1962. Pat graduated from Paschal High School and attended Texas Woman’s University and TCU. They currently reside in the Ridglea area.
After leaving a management position in the financial world, Perry founded a film and talent company in 1969 to produce live music events and furnish talent for live television programs. From 1982 until 2000 the couple produced “Scuba World,” an underwater travel adventure series filmed worldwide and airing on the Travel Channel. In 1999, they established Pop’s Safari Cigars & Fine Wines, a popular local cigar bar and bistro. Pat spends much of her time in feline rescue projects as well as managing the couple’s three companies. Perry has been a member of the Cigar Smoker Board for the Fort Worth Library Foundation for six years. Additionally, Pop’s Safari raised money through special events for the 911 survivors and victims of Hurricane Katrina. Pop’s sends cigars monthly to our troops overseas and frequently accepts food donations for the SPCA Shelter and Tarrant Food Bank.

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dewey

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dewey of Southlake, soon to be residents of Fort Worth, have been searching for some time for a retirement community that provided all of the amenities, four levels of health care, proximity to a lively cultural district and a proven non-profit management team. They are delighted to be moving into the Stayton on Museum Way this November. Mr. Dewey is a retired Senior Partner of Baker Law Firm in Houston. He has been married to his wife, Marion for 54 Years.

Frances & Tommy Cox

Frances and Tommy Cox are both retired and looking forward to a move in the fall to The Stayton at Museum Way, the new senior living complex in So7. Tommy retired as a Claim Superintendent with State Farm Insurance and Frances was formerly an educator and personnel administrator with the Fort Worth schools. Since retirement, Frances has volunteered at Baylor All Saints Medical Center in the Chaplain's office and at Trinity Episcopal Church and is an active member of Bosom Buddies, a cancer support group. Tommy serves as an usher at Trinity, volunteers with Habitat for Humanity and enjoys a weekly poker game. Their West Highland Terrier, named Winston, rules the roost!

Trey & Jennifer Loftin

The Loftin family: Trey, Jennifer, Jurrien (6), Meagan (4), Patricia Janae (3), and Darren (19 mo.) are pictured here outside their Aledo home. Trey Loftin, a 5th generation Texan, was recently appointed judge of the 43rd Judicial District Court in Parker County. Prior to his appointment, Trey worked as an attorney doing primarily criminal and family law. Trey is Board Certified in Criminal Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Trey is on the board of New Day Services helping promote chaplain care and free classes and services for children and families in the court systems. He and Jennifer serve together teaching children's church and enjoy a busy life with the children, which includes cheering on the kids favorite team -- Gary Patterson's TCU Horned Frogs! The family raises hunting-bred English Cocker Spaniels. Three of their dogs are shown in the photo: "Trigger", "Pato", and "Spot." The children love caring for puppies and Trey is proud to show off their amazing hunting skills