Sasee Magazine

Retired educator Christy Judah is not only a prolific author who’s written thirteen books on local history and search and rescue training, she also founded, and continues to lead, the Brunswick County Search and Rescue Team. This 501 (c) (3) non-profit is an all volunteer organization and currently has five trained dogs and handlers. Christy [...]

This month, the Little White Dress is partnering with Sasee to raise money for Brides Against Breast Cancer, a fundraising activity for Making Memories Breast Cancer Foundation. Five local women will be wearing the “Sasee Veil” from August 9th through September 17th to raise awareness and funds for this amazing charity. Sasee met with Senior [...]

Kim Kelaher always knew she wanted to work in the medical field, and during her college years at U.S.C., this McCormick, South Carolina, native found her niche in pharmacy. After receiving her Pharm.D. degree (a doctorate in pharmacy), this kind and soft-spoken young woman moved to our area and worked in a local chain pharmacy. [...]

Make-up is fun. Even for the all-natural-lip-gloss-and-go among us, playing with something in a pretty package that smells and looks wonderful is a feminine delight like no other. Sasee sat down with Megan O’Brien, nationally known make-up artist, reviewer and blogger from www.megsmakeup.com, recently, and that, too, was fun. Meg is beautiful, smart and savvy, [...]

Sasee women love Slane & Slane jewelry. At most any party or social event in our community, one or more women will be wearing pieces crafted by these creative designers. Originally from High Point, North Carolina, sisters Heath and Landon Slane began designing jewelry when they could not find fine, high-end, sterling silver jewelry. They [...]

Attractive and vivacious, Jean Kuhn knows travel. She started working in the travel industry as a teenager in New York City, making $85 a week, and fell in love with the industry. After marrying and moving to rural New York, Jean continued to work as a travel agent, but after the birth of her daughter [...]

Faith brought Caitlin Beidler to Myrtle Beach. She moved here from Virginia with friends to start a new, non-denominational church, to start a new life and to begin to support herself through her art. Five years later, she is a successful artist and businesswoman with a growing number of clients eager to book Caitlin to [...]

For the past 32 years, Susan Tyler has operated Ruby’s Beauty Shop; a small salon attached to her family home in Pawleys Island, started by her mother, Ruby, in 1961. Most of the time, Susan lives alone. Her only daughter is married and lives in the Columbia area with her husband and two children. But, [...]

Ten years ago, Alice Titley moved to Myrtle Beach for a life of service to others. As a Chaplin and missionary, she is supported by friends and Victorious Christian Living, International. A retired educator, Alice moved here from California where she first taught public school and then in private Christian Montessori schools. Alice met me [...]

Nancy Jarrett loves order – in her work as the C.P.A. for Waccamaw Community Foundation, and at home where any nice day may find her outside on her riding lawn mower or edging her immaculate lawn – but not before she makes her bed and balances her checkbook to the penny! Warm and attractive, Nancy [...]