Family

For Ron Milone this buffet line is more than food. It's his ministry.
It was part of his growth as a Christian, he said.
"I had a business and five years later, I had dropped out of church," he said. "The Lord doesn't like that."
In the meantime, he and his family moved to Rankin County and his son was going to St. Mark's United Methodist Church. Ron and wife, Pam, went too.

He caters to just about any diet, and any taste.

Troy Moore has cooked for diabetics. He’s cooked for folks on low-carb diets. And, of course, he’s cooked for his share of finicky eaters.

“We go into great detail about what you like or don’t like,” he said.

Once infamous on television as being ground zero for mystery meat, school lunches are more regulated than ever - and for the most part, that means they're healthier.

As a cardiologist, Dr. James Warnock knows the heart-healthy benefits of a diet rich in seafood. Therefore, he is often found preparing salmon or other types of fish in the kitchen or the outdoor grill. His wife Shannon who clearly appreciates his culinary assistance, can't resist the urge to good-naturedly rib her husband about his conditional cooking rule.