In 2003, the Dermaux – Mottershaw family, looking to have a more elbow room than afforded by the typical Texas subdivision, purchased the ranch. Their children Grant, then 9 and Zoe then 5, were so Read more...
In 2003, the Dermaux – Mottershaw family, looking to have a more elbow room than afforded by the typical Texas subdivision, purchased the ranch. Their children Grant, then 9 and Zoe then 5, were so overjoyed about the prospect of the wide open spaces and the potential for horse ownership that their parents started calling the place, the Grant and Zoe Ranch.
One day it occurred to Grant and Zoe’s parents that Grant, meaning great, and Zoe, meaning life, could be used to transform the site’s name to the Great Life Ranch, and still maintain the intended meaning. Today all who come to enjoy this ranch know the place as Great Life Ranch or GLR for short.
In 2003, the Dermaux – Mottershaw family, looking to have a more elbow room than afforded by the typical Texas subdivision, purchased the ranch. Their children Grant, then 9 and Zoe then 5, were so Read more...
In 2003, the Dermaux – Mottershaw family, looking to have a more elbow room than afforded by the typical Texas subdivision, purchased the ranch. Their children Grant, then 9 and Zoe then 5, were so overjoyed about the prospect of the wide open spaces and the potential for horse ownership that their parents started calling the place, the Grant and Zoe Ranch.
One day it occurred to Grant and Zoe’s parents that Grant, meaning great, and Zoe, meaning life, could be used to transform the site’s name to the Great Life Ranch, and still maintain the intended meaning. Today all who come to enjoy this ranch know the place as Great Life Ranch or GLR for short.
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