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Kim Duley nominated Zachare Holle, Owner/ Hollewood Furniture, in The 2021 Goodday Mineral Wells Top 40 under 40. Here is why Kim nominated Zachare:

Why should he be recognized? “Zachare is most deserving of this nomination. Zachare selflessly served in the US Army for 6 years while supporting his wife and 2 beautiful daughters. Zachare’s love of woodworking and volunteering his talents to his church and community have made him prosper in so many ways. He has a servant’s heart and his family is so blessed to have him in our lives.”

Professional Achievements:Hollewood Furniture Co. is Zachare’s dream job which he started only a few years ago. After graduating from MWHS Zachare enlisted in the Army as a Military Police Officer. Receiving his bachelor’s degree from Texas Christian University Zachare stayed home to care for his beautiful daughters while building his business. He is an old soul and this community is blessed to have him.”

Activities: “Zachare is an active member of Highridge Church in Mineral Wells. He is highly skilled in woodworking, he loves spending time with his beautiful wife and daughters. He loves hunting and shooting pool.”

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