jan-feb 2025 gallery cadv annuall brunch

CADV Annual Brunch

THE 23RD ANNUAL CADV BRUNCH took place on Wednesday, October 16, at the Regalia Hotel & Conference Center in Lake Ozark, Missouri. The event, themed “Back to Prom,” brought together over 800 attendees to support Citizens Against Domestic Violence (CADV). The brunch raised over $180,000 to aid local domestic violence vic- tims and programs. Helping to make the event a success in raising both awareness and vital funds for this important cause. L•O PROFILE was a proud sponsor and attendee.

LOP News – January/February 2025

For years, drivers along Highway 54 between Eldon and Lake Ozark have wondered about a building that has served many purposes, from a feed store to an auction site to a restaurant. Now, it has a fresh, new look. The building has been transformed into the headquarters and showroom for Otto Construction and Ragan Cabinets. Known for their high-end work around Lake Ozark, owner Tony Otto identified a need for a premier cabinet supplier, leading to the launch of Ragan Cabinets. On October 24, the businesses officially moved in, with plans for an open house this winter to welcome the community to their new location at 3 Riley Mead Ln., Eldon, MO.

jan-feb 2025 cover story

Building A Legacy on the Water

Randy Scism, the founder of Marine Technology, Inc. (MTI), has built a legacy that stretches beyond high-performance boats. It’s a story of passion, craftsmanship, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. But according to Randy, the foundation of MTI started with a simple, yet powerful philosophy. “I’ve been building high-performance boats for over 30 years, and my philosophy has always been to create something that’s faster, safer, and more stable than anything else out there,” Randy reflects. “I want MTI to push the boundaries of design and performance, and that’s what we strive for every day.”

Timeless Glamour at the Lake

Dave and Suzie Spence are true Missourians who care for the state’s growth and its antiquity. As former owners of a historic multi-acre home in St. Louis, the Spences, after years as second homeowners at the Lake, are now full-time Lake residents. Uniquely, the Spences share time in California where they own a successful winery. Their passion for history, design, and family is evident in that their Lake of the Ozarks home is designed to be a lasting space for future generations.