January 26th was a brisk day but it did not slow down the Strong Girls from Jefferson County. We had 6 beautiful teen girls and their 4 guardians/counselors. The girls learned how to build a cooking fire where they roasted hot dogs, cooked baked beans in an iron kettle, and made s’mores. We played a therapeutic game with the horses and then had a nice ride. The girls were good sports in everything. It was a time to learn, grow and just have fun!
About Kandie
Kandie Magargee is the executive director of the Mustard Seed Society and a member of the staff. She has been working with horses for over 20 years and has been working with at risk children for almost 15 years.
Kandie is married with 2 children. She lives on a farm with 13 horses, 2 dogs and 3 cats.
Kandie was a nurse for 16 years. For many years, she trained and worked alongside Glenn Magargee, the founder of Mustard Seed. After Glenn's untimely passing in January 2020, Kandie assumed the responsibility of executive director for the Mustard Seed Society.
