Ice cream? On the house!
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In the spring of 2025, a simple moment sparked something extraordinary. While buying my daughter an ice cream from a local vendor, she overheard the price and innocently said, "Daddy, ice cream should be free.” That small sentence lingered in my mind for days, stirring a question—why shouldn’t it be free?
And so, Ice Cream on the House was born.
Ice cream has been a thread running through my life since I was 15, when my father retired from the Air Force and bought an ice cream truck—not just as a business, but as a way to spend time with me and teach me the value of hard work. Years later, with children of my own, I carried on the tradition, owning and operating several ice cream vending trucks, each more whimsical and nostalgic than the last.
Now, my journey has come full circle. These days, I drive a 1947 Cushman Package Kar, not to sell ice cream, but to give it away. Spreading joy, creating memories, and bringing smiles the way ice cream always has.
Because some things, like kindness and ice cream, really should be free.