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A sweet devotion

By Nicole Kelley, Nick Nelson, Jesse Newell, Becky Wilson · November 8, 2008 · Comments (4)

Anthony Schwager came home during the third grade with the idea of raising bees. Little did his parents know that it would be the start of a successful business for their developmentally disabled son and the entire family.

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  1. mondojeepin (anonymous) says…

    Great story... Congrats Anthony on all of your success so far! I had Mr. Schwager (Tony) as a teacher in high school... he was a great teacher and person, and I'm sure his son is much the same way.

  2. leadstone (anonymous) says…

    Meade, Anyone?

  3. sabrina (anonymous) says…

    Your bee's honey is wonderful, you have a gift. Thanks to parents who believe in the creative spirits of their children, and the children who are lit with a passion to create. We can learn so much from you Anthony!

  4. Irish (Leslie Swearingen) says…

    leadstone, here is the instructions for making mead. I always wanted to have an apiary.
    It is really great that Anthony is doing this. Anyone is lucky to make a living doing what they love.
    I have a feeling I am going to be buying something from their store.

    http://www.oldwestbrew.com/basic_mead...