In 2025, an active duty sailor and his wife turned their love for the dunes into a small business with a simple mission — put a piece of Glamis on every coffee drinker's kitchen counter, and give back to the community.

Bobby grew up splitting time between the muddy trails of Washington State and the Appalachian mountains of Western North Carolina. Off-road toys started as a hobby and became a way of life. That love for the ride followed him into the military, where he saw the world a few times over. After riding the Oregon dunes, his brother told him about a place in the California desert that had a reputation of being like nowhere else on earth.

He had to find out for himself.

Thanksgiving weekend 2014, he rolled up to the Imperial Sand Dunes solo. Two 4-wheelers, a tent, and not a soul he knew within a hundred miles. He set up camp, grabbed a six-pack, and walked toward a neighboring camp where a football game was projected onto the side of an RV. That night, over cold beers around a campfire, he found his tribe.

They ride together to this day.

That's what Glamis does. Put people with a common bond in the same place and strangers become friends, friends become family. The roar of engines, the smell of two-stroke, a desert sunset — there is nothing else like it. Glamis became home.

The military moved him to Colorado in 2019, but by 2022, he was on his way back with Rebecca in tow. In between deployments, Bobby spent his winter weekends in Glamis once again, introducing Rebecca to the dunes.

Glamis Coffee was born from that. A way to bring the feeling home — to every kitchen counter, every early morning, every pre-ride cup before the engines fire up. And a way to give something back to the community and the causes that keep this lifestyle alive.