Thea, a real go-getter

At a recent fundraising event the Herald spoke to Thea Boonzaaier, 37, and asked her about herself.

Thea lost her job as an accountant at a company in October 201. Her husband, Jacques, did not want her to take another job to give her the opportunity to spend more time with their children, Doné and Morné.

She subsequently started two businesses which she runs from home. One is an admin service for small and medium businesses, and individuals.

The purpose of the other company she started was to provide companies, hotels, guest houses and lodges with hospitality promotional items, bedroom and bathroom accessories and cleaning products.

“It later became evident that it is a very difficult line of business and I had to do something to supplement my income,” she said.

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She explored her creativity even further by crafting items such as utensil stands, wooden spoons and seat-belt pillows, and making jams etcetera. She sells her products at the West Village Flea Market every Sunday.

The Herald was amazed to see the little boxes she and her mother, Diane Maritz, make as wedding and baby shower gifts. The boxes open up to reveal their beautiful content – some with tiny babies inside.

A beautiful box gift for a baby shower.When Thea was asked about the holistic treatment she provides, she said it cleanses toxins from the body and increases lymphatic flow and drainage, stimulates blood circulation, the nervous system and cellular activity.

“It also improves muscle tone, and maintains and improves joint mobility. It is great for skin tone, and lowers the risk of bacterial infection. Overall, it stimulates oxygen supply to the body,” she added.

Thea is indeed a woman of many talents.

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