Lorrie Pande would like to thank all the people who have helped Treasure Keepers become a reality, especially her daughters, mother, and late
father for their loving support and assistance.
Daughter Emily, an Interior Design Major at Ringling
College, helped design the shop, logo, business cards, and magazine layouts.
Alice, a film, theatre and TV actress from NYC, modeled for
the shop and came in December to help decorate for our first Christmas in Asheville.
Dr. Maudie Pande, Lorrie's mother, has been an inspiration
of hard work, family support, and a mentor in her love of history, travel, and
storytelling.
Her father, the late Dr. Lawrence A. Pande Jr., was a true
icon and entrepreneur in the business world, CEO and owner of PFM, now known as
Chartwell's, a college food service corporation. Coming from the great
depression, he believed that hard work and determination, while sharing
kindness along the way, could make all things possible. Together, Larry &
Maudie Pande lived the American Dream and Lorrie will be forever grateful for
the gift of having had such loving and supportive parents.
She would like to show her gratitude to Elana Johnson and
Paula Roemer of True Treasures, who have provided elegant and eclectic
furnishings, decorating advice, and business council during the development of
Treasure Keepers.
Lorrie would also like to thank her staff Kim Eargle and Ashley Black for
their hard work, loyalty and dedication to help make Treasure Keepers a
success!