Who we are…

Her Story

 

 

 

The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. Lao Tzu.

And so it was for Seabreeze Family Farm.  Since a child, I had loved being outdoors – rising before dawn, horseback rides, tending my Grandmother’s farm animals in southern Texas, holding the magical seed packages of flowers and vegetables and the promise of their bounty.  And then ‘real’ life began: college and two advanced degrees, teaching high school for San Diego Unified School district, becoming a gold broker and then CEO of my futures trading companies (with an office in the World Trade Center).  I bought the coastal land where Seabreeze is now in 1978 with hardly any other houses around, covered with chaparral and groves of old eucalyptus trees.  In 1988, I assessed my life style and goals and decided on a radical departure from the ‘norm’, starting the journey, seed by seed, brick by brick to what now has become a personal source of joy, health and nutrition for family and clients, and a haven for animals.

I do so hope you’ll be able to garner the essence of Seabreeze from our website.  We continue to face political and economic issues that challenge the stability of our goals yet we continue to feel confident our farm holds the promise of betterment for all.

Your patronage and support insures many years of continuance for which we are all most grateful.  We are a 100% private enterprise.

We are exactly who we say we are…Read more here

Sincerely,

Stephenie Caughlin and my enduringly patient husband, Kendall Cook.

We thank all that have made Seabreeze possible through their service to our country.

 

You can find Stephenie and Seabreeze in many places on the internet:

Seabreeze on Hidden San Diego

I Heart Farms – Stories of Real People and Real Food

Seabreeze in San Diego Home/Garden Lifestyles

Coastal Rose – Gardener of the Month September 1996

Seabreeze in Del Mar Times

Seabreeze in North County News

Paintout

Seabreeze in Natural Awakenings

Seabreeze in The Carmel Valley Life

Seabreeze in San Diego Foodstuff

Seabreeze in San Diego Magazine

Featured in “Small Farm Handbook”