Confronted with the unfathomable, Kateryna Mogan talks openly about her family, faith and legacy of her husband
Denny in light of his ALS diagnosis
Interview by Jonathan WestmanPhotography courtesy The Mogans
How did you and Denny meet, and was it love at first sight? What was it about him that drew your interest?Denny and I first met in early summer of 2005 in Ocean City.

Denny Mogan’s younger brother Brad shares stories from their youth, his emotions learning of Denny’s ALS diagnosis and
why he’d trade places with him if he could
Interview by Jonathan WestmanPhotography by Grant L. Gursky
JW: What was it like growing up with Denny? Who’s older, and have you always been close? Do you have other siblings?BM: Denny is my older brother.

In charge of Mogan’s Oyster House’s award-winning culinary creations,
David Wells discusses life at the restaurant during a pandemic without its leader, Denny Mogan
Interview by Jonathan WestmanPhotography by Grant L. Gursky
What’s your background in the restaurant industry?My parents had a restaurant while I was growing up, so I began washing dishes at age 12 and eventually did some line-cook work in high school.

SoDel Cares continues the humanitarian and philanthropic efforts of SoDel Concepts founder Matt Haley close to home
HISTORY: SoDel Cares is the philanthropic arm of SoDel Concepts, which owns 12 coastal restaurants, a consulting company and a hospitality management company — all located in Southern Delaware. The foundation was created in honor of SoDel Concepts founder Matt Haley following his untimely passing in 2014.