Growing up in the bright Miami sun , Brenda Bueno spent many years enjoying time on the ocean to escape the intense Florida heat. The costal breeze across her father's boat brought , Captain David Bueno, often ended each day with a mean that embodied life at sea- fresh catch of the day wrapped in a toasted corn tortilla and the freshest toppings! In 2011, at age of 30, after over tow years in the Peace Corp, improving the lives of people in communities around the world, Bob returned to Miami to once again enjoy work near the Florida san, seas, and Starlit nights.

Soon Brenda and Bob would cross paths through their love of fresh local seafood. Their shared memories flourished into another Oceanside summer with talk of the future. Brenda, managing a small organic farm , supplied local restaurants with the freshest certified organic produce  within 50-mile radius. Through fresh limes, cabbage, herbs, and sunshine, Brenda's reputation grew. A year later , in 2012 Bob open the White Sail Tavern in Miami, and, owning a small fleet of fish boats, the Tavern provided the locals with  fresh catch daily.

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Unfortunately, in 2013 Tropical Story Barry docked half of The Tavern's fleet and the Tavern became in danger of sinking. Brenda, a beacon of loyalty , estimate that her dad's boat, The Reel, could net enough fish for the weekend or weeks, whatever it took to keep the Tavern's door open. Through no small feat, the dedicated vessel proved worthy and nets returned full of fresh fish each evening.

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Within six months , Brenda and Bob were married.