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Meet Our Staff

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Joy Zeiter, Manager

Joy is a wife to Blake and a mom to Zayne and Laynee. Joy was a new employee of the Bel Air when ownership changed, and she agreed to continue at the Inn. She is a lifetime resident of Marshall County and loves crafting and doing things with her kids. Depends on the day as to which one she loves more.

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Nevaeh Cash, Guest Services

Nevaeh is a lifelong resident of Marshall County, and she loves bonfires and lake days. Like a lot of lake lovers, she really hates cold weather. When she's not making your stay awesome, she's hanging with the fam and Glenda the cat.

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Claire Alvey, Guest Services

Doesn't everyone love the lake? So does Claire - and she's a big fan of summer! She loves to travel - and she's about to embark upon life's biggest adventure - MOTHERHOOD! She's a Graves County native who loves to hang with her fam.

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Margaret Howard, Guest Services

Fun fact: Margaret is my neighbor! Even better than that - she immigrated to the United States from Ireland when she was a wee 23 years old. (That accent is real, y'all.) Margaret spent seven years as a nanny in New York and now lives at Kentucky Lake full time. Her three kids are grown - and when she's not at the Inn, she's reading or hiking or traveling!

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Brad and Cindi Cook, Owners

Second marriage, second business venture, first hotel renovation. (Probably the last if you want the truth!) We love to travel, so we incorporated a lot of our positive experiences into the rooms at the Inn. I hate crappy mattresses, and he hates crappy linens - so you know we researched those topics a lot. We're lake people now - so you'll see us around.

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Staff Lobby Parties!

Sometimes we just need to blow off some steam. This is from our staff Christmas party - and we actually made some really cute trees! (You might see one in the lobby come next holiday.)