Home of Rachyl's Goat Milk Soap.
David and Lillian have been married since 1988 and moved to North Scituate, Rhode Island in 1994. Proud parents of eight children with six grandchildren, they are living out their dream of owning a sustainable farm and watching the next generation live, work, and play on it. In addition to setting a loving and Godly example, they are also actively involved in fostering children and giving back to the community.
Fondly known as The World’s Best Mom, Lillian is living her lifelong dream! As a co-owner of Rachyl’s Goat Milk Soap, Lillian is watching her children and grandchildren grow up in the farming culture with goals to achieve self-sustainability while giving back to the community. Lillian offers her creativity with new products as well as working in the soap studio, packing orders, and keeping the Farm Store stocked.
Jaklyn has been devoted to a farming lifestyle since she was a young child dreaming of a pony. Now a mother to her own little girl who also wished for and received her very own pony, Jaky is committed to raising her children the same way she was. Along with co-owning Rachyl’s Goat Milk Soap, Jaklyn and her husband have their own homestead where they are raising their three children. Jaklyn is the brains behind the scenes, handling customer relations, social media, and orders.
Rachyl’s Goat Milk Soap’s namesake and founder, Rachyl is the “soap girl” who started it all before she was even a teenager. Now in college, Rachyl is pursuing her Business Degree while also balancing running a small business full-time. She often appears on our social media pages. Rachyl is in charge of events and farmers markets, and she never forgets a customer’s face or go-to order! Her vision for Rachyl’s Goat Milk Soap is ever-evolving in her quest to Make Natural The New Normal.
Meysha may be the youngest but she is already following quickly behind sisters Jaky and Rachyl with entrepreneur plans of her own. Perhaps best known for her striking red hair and sassy personality, Meysha can be found on the farm or in the soap studio.
