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ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: The Ellis Family of G Bar C Ranch – February 2017 Profile
The February 2017 NTFR profile, the Ellis family has been ranching in Cooke County more than 30 years. The founders, GC and Mary Ellis cultivated the property into a cow/calf operation, now running registered black Angus. The couples daughter, Meredith Ellis Ulibarri moved home with her family four years ago to secure the legacy and bring with her the third generation of Ellises to be raised on the place. Additionally the family work as a team to conserve the land, build better cattle genetics and much more for the next generation. A big potion of that is aided by Mike Knabe who has worked at the G Bar C Ranch 27 years. This video is just a glimpse into life on the G Bar Ranch and what this family is all about.
“Our goal of the video was to show people of the area that we are a family ranch and are great stewards of the land and our cows. I feel it is a great example of all of us ranchers around here and a perfect message during thanksgiving.” ~Meredith Ellis G Bar C Ranch
By Annette Bridges
Everyone needs a room with a view that makes their heart happy. My honest favorite panorama would be either the mountains or the ocean. I have yet to convince my hubby to make permanent moves to either, although he does enjoy the visits as much as I do.
The location of our house on our ranch does not provide the expansive field of vision of our land that I would enjoy. So, I have created a room decorated and furnished in a way that gives me smiles, giggles, and a wonderful peace-filled feeling when I am hanging out in it. I am in that place right now writing this column. I am in a lounging position with my computer in my lap on the chaise that was once my sweet mama’s. I had it reupholstered this year to give it a fresh look.
To read more, pick up a copy of the April issue of NTFR magazine. To subscribe by mail, call 940-872-5922.
Local celebrity dancers of the greater Gainesville area brought the house down recently at the second annual “Dancing With Our Stars” contest in Lindsay. The event raised more than $200,000 as the sponsored dance teams did their best to take home the grand prize.
The money raised will go to the “Heart of NTMC” Campaign for the purchase of a cardiac capable CT machine for the Gainesville hospital. Rodolfo “Rudy” Martinez and Sherry Sherriden took home the Mirror Ball Trophy.
To read more, pick up a copy of the April issue of NTFR magazine. To subscribe by mail, call 940-872-5922.
By Jesse Kader
I’m super excited for this month’s article. I’m thrilled to share my first ever Jesses Jewelz exclusive piece with you. This blazer has been in the works and design for close to a year and I finally get to offer it to you. It is also available in two other colors. I hope you love it as much as I do. See them and the other colors at www.jessesjewelz.com
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