The Musgrove family – Justin, Kelsey, their two young sons, John Morgan (five years old) and Brooks (three years old), and two beloved dogs (Ellie and Parker), are grateful for their family and their community. For the last three and half years, they’ve called Oak Creek their home. “We chose Oak Creek because of the family-oriented atmosphere, location, and access to the Athletic Club,” Kelsey explains. In those three and a half years, they’ve been able to grow in every sense of the word; their family, their businesses, and their community ties.

 

Both originally from Carthage, Justin and Kelsey met in high school. They have been married for eight years, but they’ve been together for eighteen. Although their romantic lives have been long intertwined, their professional lives look very different. Justin is part owner/operator of ABL Land Services, a local right-of-way company that he runs with his brother and father. Kelsey owns and operates Full Circle Physical Therapy. She practices there as a Doctor of Physical Therapy specializing in women’s health, infants, and young children. “ I love being able to provide care to both women and children in one place because so often mothers will choose care for their children over care for themselves,” says Kelsey.

 

The Musgrove boys keep Justin and Kelsey on their toes. “They love to play outside, ride bikes, go to the farm, and anything to do with dirt,” their mom says. With another kiddo on the way, it’s safe to say Justin and Kelsey better get used to the dirt. All together, the Musgroves enjoy going on family walks, visiting their family land in Oakwood to ride the side-by-side and check on the cows. They like weekends on the lake and lazy Saturday mornings, because who wouldn’t? They like the bites and beverages at local restaurants and breweries, and walking the trails. As a family, they attend Bethel Bible South, and are regularly active in their church communities. With a new addition to a family on the horizon, the Musgroves are excited to strengthen the foundation they’re building in Oak Creek: more time with family, more connections through church and business, and of course, more dirt.