Last Updated

11/19/09

   Hi, we are George and Judy Wallace. We live in a small community called Tuckers Crossroads about 10 miles east of Lebanon, Tennessee. We live on a 40 acre farm called Sycamore Ridge Ranch where we enjoy the quiet serenity of country living.
   George retired after 30 years as a manager for BellSouth. Well, I just couldn't stay retired. I now work for the Strongwood Log Home Company. I have been there for 3 years now. Time does fly. If you are interested in building your dream log home, give me a shout. If you would like to see the construction of a Strongwood home, you can see Herb and Pat Lester's home in progress.

   As if that wasn't enough, I also work for a new and exciting company in the internet marketing business. We are called AdzZoo. We put small to medium sized businesses on the first page of Google at a price they can afford, guaranteed! Please come visit here if you are a merchant who need help reconnecting with their local customers or here if you are looking for a new start with your own home based business.

    My interest include fishing, collecting antique military Mauser rifles, collecting and showing antique tractors, photography and puttering around the farm managing the various wildlife. I have also taken interest in the various wildflowers around the farm. I have identified over 250 different varieties of wildflowers at the farm. See the Photo Gallery for pictures.  I created and manage this web page as well as the Donelson High School web page.
   Judy just started a new job with Prospect, Inc. in Lebanon. They provide support services and employment to people who have disabilities or other barriers to personal independence. 

   She has been an avid Vanderbilt fan for over 20 years and has season tickets for Vanderbilt football and basketball. She has been a Commodore Club member for most of that time. Judy will attend almost any sports event she can get tickets to.

   Judy is also very involved with her church, Cross of Life Lutheran Church.

   We are very involved with  New Leash on Life, the local animal welfare organization, where Judy organizes the PetSmart volunteers and serves on the board of directors. Every Sunday, they take several of the pets from New Leash on Life to the local PetSmart where people can come and adopt them. Feel free to help us out with that!
   We have no children, but have 8 very spoiled cats, a golden retriever named Riley and a black lab named Murffey.    Our tractors include a restored 1947 Oliver 70 row Crop, a 1953 restored Farmall Super C,  a 1948 Farmall Cub  and a 1952 8N Ford that I finished for Judy. She got to ride it in the opening day parade at the 2007 Wilson County Fair.