Mullet, Thomas MULLETT, Thomas A., 93, of Lebanon, OH died Monday April 14, 2014. Born May 31, 1920 in Wilkinsburg, PA to Roy T. and Buhl (nee: George) Mullett, he was a 1942 graduate of Purdue University. A WWII US Army Air Corp veteran, he retired from Exxon Mobil in 1984 after many years as […]
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For Tayla Chapa, life has been an extensive twist and turn she’s never been able to fully predict. Starting her own business is something she’s grown to be passionate about, but she never expected it to take off and become such a big part of her life.
Tayla Chapa (middle) poses with models at a Feminiscence photoshoot. Chapa opened her small jewelry business in 2020. (Abbey Raynor)
Chapa launched her jewelry business, Feminiscence, in January 2020. It originally started as a way to make extra cash while she was doing clinicals in BYU nursing school. The business began small, making clay earrings she would sell to friends or locals in the area. She launched an Instagram account not much later, where the business originally began as “Forever Faye Jewelry.”