Who We Are
Samantha and Kevin's story began with a fleeting summer romance, where two teenagers discovered a deep connection and fell in love amidst the season's warmth. Yet, as the summer came to an end, their paths diverged. One embarked on an academic journey, entering college to pursue knowledge and personal growth, while the other made a noble choice to serve their country, joining the military with dedication and courage. Time passed, and their lives took different turns, but destiny had a surprise in store. Years later, by chance or perhaps fate, they reconnected, and their love reignited with an even stronger flame. This time, they were not held back by distance or circumstance. United by shared experiences and matured hearts, they joined forces, working together towards building a strong and loving family. Their enduring bond serves as a testament to the power of love, resilience, and the beauty of second chances. Today, they cherish the journey that led them back to each other and embrace the future with hope and gratitude.
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Some say we're lucky, we say we’re “blessed”!
What We Do
At Stonetown Acres Farm, we engage in a diverse array of activities that harmonize with nature and promote self-sufficiency. One crucial aspect is composting, where we harness the power of organic waste to create nutrient-rich soil amendments, supporting healthy plant growth and minimizing waste. Our farm is also home to chickens and rabbits, contributing to sustainable livestock practices and providing a source of fresh eggs and meat. With a landscape gardener's touch, we cultivate beautiful and functional outdoor spaces that blend aesthetics and functionality. Our gardening efforts extend beyond ornamental plants, encompassing a bountiful collection of fruits, berries, and vegetables that thrive under our care. The harvest from these crops not only nourishes us but also forms the foundation for homemade delights like jerky, pickles, and more. By taking an active role in producing our own food, we forge a deeper connection with the land and savor the satisfaction of nurturing and enjoying the fruits of our labor
