Tag: Reliv Distributors

My Story: Vince and Terri Cedrone

Stumbling Blocks Become Stepping Stones Vince and Terri Cedrone, Key Directors from Montgomery, Alabama, are building a future with Reliv because they just won’t accept anything short of success. “About 15 months ago, a friend introduced us to Reliv,” Vince says. “We became Master Affiliates because we saw the results neighbors were getting with the…
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May 4, 2011
My Story: Vicky Owens

Meeting Reliv Founder Clinches Decision Taking a tour of Reliv Headquarters, where she met Dr. Carl W. Hastings and Robert L. Montgomery, was the clincher for Key Director Vicky Owens, of Fair Grove, Missouri. “Bob really impressed us,” Vicky says. “He didn’t treat us like we were just one of many Distributors. He treated us…
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May 3, 2011
My Story: Sissi Humphrey

The Sky’s the Limit Born and raised in Vienna, Austria, Key Director Sissi Humphrey has lived in several different countries and held many different occupations. For the past 18 years, she has been a flight attendant for a major commercial airline. Sissi, who lives with her husband and eight-year-old daughter in Petoskey, Michigan, joined Reliv…
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May 3, 2011
My Story: Jorge and Amparo Marles

Driven to Succeed Key Directors Jorge and Amparo Marles of Antioch, California, joined Reliv in order to replace Jorge’s salary. But their goals abruptly changed when Amparo’s job was downsized, and the couple found themselves without her six-figure income. “We asked ourselves, ‘Where do we want to be in five years?’ and agreed our future…
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May 3, 2011
My Story: Bev and Tom Webster

Living and Earning Thanks To Reliv Master Affiliates Bev and Tom Webster of Topsham, Maine, were reacquainted at their 50th high school class reunion, fell in love and got married. Two years later, the stock market plummeted and most of their retirement assets followed. Bev, a cosmetologist, and Tom, an accountant, decided to seek part-time…
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May 3, 2011
My Story: Sidney Czynski

Reliv Business is “A Lot More Fun!” Director Sidney Czynski of Lundelein, IL, was not interested in a business. Retired from a 30-year career as an airline attendant, she was physically exhausted. But she decided to try Reliv products for her health. Soon she was able to give up her second morning cup of coffee…
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May 3, 2011
My Story: Norman and Lorene Helmuth

A Home-Based Business Without a Time Clock Key Directors Norman and Lorene Helmuth of Livingston, WI, had already been successful with several other businesses before they found Reliv. Norman keeps busy with carpentry and installation jobs as well as auctioneering at farm shows. Lorene cares for their seven children aged two to 15.
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May 3, 2011
My Story: Joe Maydak

A New Lease on Life After four months of suffering from chronic pain, Joe Maydak of Streamwood, Illinois, wound up in the hospital for 10 days. The diagnosis: internal shingles. “I didn’t have a single lesion on my body, which is why the shingles went undiagnosed for so long,” Joe explains. “The doctors told me…
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May 2, 2011
My Story: John and Clarissa Walker

Back to Work, Back to Life With Reliv John and Clarissa Walker successfully ran a roofing and insulation company out of Saint Ignatius, Montana, for 25 fruitful years. An unfortunate accident at work almost signaled the end of John’s active lifestyle until Reliv gave him his life back. “John broke some bones in his neck…
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May 2, 2011
My Story: Laura Espinosa

Key Director Laura Espinosa, a retired pediatric nurse practitioner from Los Angeles, can name her pain in medical terms. “I was suffering from fibromyalgia (generalized muscle pain), and TMJ (temporo-mandibular joint) headaches. I was taking 600 to 800 milligrams of over-the-counter painkillers two to three times a day,” she says. “I was very emotional and…
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May 2, 2011