She made a promise to her husband to keep their tree farm going
Rita Dush continues to run Pine Tree Barn, a tree farm built with her late husband, Roger. The farm symbolizes their promise to each other to maintain their legacy and bring joy to families during the Christmas season. Despite the challenges, Rita finds purpose in the happiness the farm brings to visitors, especially children.
- ▪Pine Tree Barn was established by Roger and Rita Dush from Roger's family farm, Yuletide Tree Farm.
- ▪Rita lost her husband two years ago but continues to operate the farm as a tribute to their shared dream.
- ▪The farm takes about eight years to grow Christmas trees, which are cut down and prepared for customers.
- ▪Rita finds joy in seeing families, especially children, happy during their visits to the farm.
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