We began our family and career farming corn and soybeans in Western Iowa.  In 2019, we moved to Ewing, NE with a desire to ranch and focus on the cattle business.  We were immediately welcomed by the community!  Since then, we are grateful to each and every community member that helped us learn about our new environment or just simply stopped by and said “hello.”  

The journey to the Double H began with our desire to give back to the community and provide a space for our daughter Clara, who has Trisomy 21 (Downs Syndrome). We envisioned a place where she could grow, work, and be deeply woven into the fabric of our community, a place where everyone belongs and feels at home.

The journey to the Double H continued when we realized we needed a building!  After many calls and a few dead ends, Tamara was given Greg and Amy Jorgensen’s name and gave them a call.  It was an instant friendship!   The Jorgensen’s provided an opportunity, not only for a building, but the chance to preserve a little bit of Ewing’s history.  In July of 2024, we began gutting the building that once housed the American Legion.

Originally built in the early 1900’s with walls 3 bricks thick, the building lasted quite a while.  But after several leaky roofs the brick was in dire disrepair.  With the help of a wonderful mason the building was brought back to life.  Along the journey we had many other wonderful contractors who put up with all the headaches of restoration.  We also could not have done this without the help and support of Grandma Jo and Grandpa Jim, we are forever thankful for them!

We’re so glad you’re here and hope you’ll stop by, share a sweet moment, and become part of the story we’re building - one batch at a time.