Cash handles the long list of small things that keep a property safe and running. Inspections. Smoke and CO detectors. The Tesla wall connectors. The smart locks. The lighting at Faye that has to come on at exactly the right moment in October. The fence at Little Sugar. The grading at Ozark Gothic. The road at Kontrast.
He's finishing his EMT 1 and 2 at NWACC — graduating Fall 2026 — and has his sights set on a mechanical engineering degree at the University of Arkansas. It shows: he has the patience for any kind of repair and the brain for any kind of safety drill. He carries a tool bag in the truck that has, in our estimation, roughly fourteen things you didn't know existed and one of which always turns out to be the exact thing you needed, and would still rather just show you the fix.
If you ever need help on a stay, he's the one who shows up. Quietly, on time, with the right tools. He doesn't make a thing of it. He doesn't talk about what could have gone wrong. He fixes it, walks you through what he did, and leaves you alone to get back to your weekend.
Lives just outside Rogers. Has two dogs. Once spent a weekend rewiring a 1929 craftsman's attic for fun. Believes the right thing to do is usually the thing nobody sees you doing.