Texas Border Business
Marine Corps veteran Tim Reazor knows the most precious commodity we have is time, and making memories is time well spent. Deployed three times in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, the ethos of his military service and love for the country propels him in his latest endeavor – that of CEO. Leaving a lasting legacy is of prime importance to this family man, both for himself and his customers.
It’s an honor to shine a light on Tim and all he’s done for his local community and nation. Along with his wife, Tanya, they run Fifth & Cherry, a family business. Tim comes from a military family and was proud to serve, just as three generations of Marines had done before him going back to World War II.
The veteran-owned family business handcrafts cutting boards meant to be passed down from generation to generation. The offerings are truly a work of art.
The heirloom-quality cutting boards bring families together and create local jobs in Tim’s hometown. When other brands were laying off people during the pandemic, Tim was able to keep his team employed at their Pennsylvania factory. This is a lovely testament to his growing brand that offers a lifetime warranty for its products with free refinishing.
The kitchen is the center of all family activities. Tim honors that in the most beautiful way with his handcrafted boards. Dedication, pride, and humility make up the brand and that best describes Tim as well.
About Fifth & Cherry:
Fifth & Cherry is a Veteran-owned, family business, handcrafting heirloom-quality butcher block cutting boards for over 37 years. Founders Tanya and Tim Reazor proudly support their community by hiring local craftsmen. As a Marine Corps Veteran, Tim was deployed three times in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom. He understands that the most precious commodity we have is time, and making memories is time well spent. Follow them on Instagram @fifthandcherry.
