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Attend and receive in service credit at the 8th Annual Child Advocacy Expo on
Friday October 21, 2016 from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM EDT
Hilton St Petersburg Carillon Parkway
950 Lake Carillon Drive
St. Petersburg, FL 33716
Register here:
Angels Against Abuse, Inc. hosts this event annually to promote all of our community non-profit partners with an opportunity to network with one another and interact for a one-day event to learn what resources are available for the children, youth and families that we advocate for.
CASA's CPI Project:
Helping Bring Together
Child Welfare and Domestic Violence Experts
When: Friday, October 28, 2016
8am - 12 noon
Where: Pinellas County
Justice Center
14520 49th St N
Clearwater, FL 33762
Room #1900
AGENDA
8 -8:15: Introductions
8:15-9:15: Is Removal Necessary
9:15-9:30: Break
9:30-10:30: Batterer
Accountability
10:30-10:45: Break
10:45-12: Working Together
RSVP to Melissa Trainum Harper
@ 727-409-4220 or TEXT
BECOME AN EDUCATIONAL SURROGATE VOLUNTEER!
A free, online facilitated module offered through FDLRS Gulfcoast and facilitated
by Tracy McMannus,PCS ESE
family liaison
Module content includes:
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What is a surrogate parent?
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Understanding Exceptional Student Education
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Roles/Responsibilities of Surrogate Parents
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Supports and Resources
Required Orientation 10/12/16
6 PM - 7:30 PM
Bernice Johnson Center (computer lab)
2929 County Road 193
Clearwater, FL 33759
Registration is open until 10/6/16 and can be accessed
through the following link:
RAISING OF AMERICA
VIDEO SERIES
Robert D. Sumner Courthouse, Dade City, FL
Courtroom B
Please join the viewing and action planning of the initial episode: "Raising of America." The best and most well respected experts in the field of Early Childhood Development are part of this 5 episode series.
Thurs., October 6th @ 3:30 pm
Thurs., October 27th @ 3:30 pm
Thurs., Nov. 17th @ 3:30 pm
Friday, Dec. 16th @11:30 am *Combined with Holiday luncheon
The intent of the developers of the film series is to give communities an opportunity to come together to see how we as individuals & residents can find local and individual things we can do to make it easier for our children to thrive. There will be action planning if you can stay for discussion.
DADE CITY IN-SERVICE
"
HEALTHY START"
Thursday, 10/20/16;
4-6 p.m.
St. Mary's Episcopal Church. 37623 Magnolia Avenue
Dade City, FL
Speaker: Ms Betty Kennedy from Healthy Start.
For seventeen years, Ms. Kennedy investigated the abuse of elderly, disabled adults and children, as well as being a foster care worker for BayCare Behavioral Health. She also worked in the assisted living field.
Healthy Start is a free and voluntary program that provides care coordination services that implement knowledge, encouragement, and self-support for a healthy lifestyle and pregnancy. Primary services are provided to pregnant women, inter-conceptional women, and children from birth to the age of three.For more information, please contact (727)619-0210
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Other Fun Events
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SuperHero 5K, Walk & Stroller Roll-
Registration Available Now!
We have some exciting things planned this year including: team prizes, prizes for best dressed, a uniform collection drive for children in care, and the ability to raise funds from your couch if you don't want to run with us!
When: Sat, October 15
Where:
Nolan's Pub, 230 Main Street, Safety Harbor
Register @ www.thesuperhero5K.com
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Brown Bag Lunches
Pinellas
Friday, October 21st @ 11.30 am
ICOT Center,
14102 58th St, Clearwater
Pasco
NPR: Friday, Oct 21st @ 12 pm
Health Dept, 10841
Little Rd
Bldg B, New Port Richey
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Science in the Sun
October 21-22, 2016
Planning is underway for the 6th Annual St. Petersburg Science Festival, a regional celebration where families and the public can explore the wonders of hands-on science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM). The 2016 festival will be held on October 21-22, along the waterfront campus of the University of South Florida St. Petersburg. The event is held in conjunction with
MarineQuest
, the annual open house of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's Fish and Wildlife Research Institute.
SHARE DAY
 FREE slightly used clothes, shoes and household items.
SATURDAY, 10/1/16
10 am - 1 pm
Sponsored by All Things Ministry
St. Mark A.M.E. Church
3631 22nd Ave. South
St. Petersburg, FL 33711
727-327-6700
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Stars of the Month
Volunteer Stars are sponsored by the Guardian ad Litem Foundation of Tampa Bay
Tomoko Ransen
Carol Allen
Allyson Holca
Valarie Hanson
Nancy Blount
Tara Caney
Suzanne Lanza
Katie Madden
Sally Maier
Joselyn Dulberg
Pasco
Peggy Miller
Judy Brunner
Pascal Fruge
Fran Scerbo
Vince Rieger
Doug Dupuis
Nancy Dupuis
Carol Ninteau
Cindy Leverenz
Karen Moses
Ethan Romans
Mary McMannis
Teresa Ceresani
Kim Melick
Sheila Slater
Andrea Snipes
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Welcome new GALs
| Nora Acevedo |
| Karyn Moses |
| Mona Stafford |
| Kermit Thatcher |
| Zabrinna Panesso |
| Mary Burnett |
| Jeffrey Kallan |
| Nicole Scheman |
| Kou Sua |
| Sharon Wilson |
| Kaley Dreyer |
| Ja'Keria McCowan |
| Melodie Menzer |
| Chizom Okebugwu |
| Jennifer Goodfield |
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Michelle Clayton
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| John Long |
| Lizzie Long |
| Anna Maguire |
| Magdalene Mahairas |
| Grace Matos |
| Stania Smida |
| Colleen Comey |
| Modupe Kuforiji |
| Stacey Badeaux |
| Melissa Deperio |
| Melissa Ettel |
| Misty Exelby |
| Misty Kasimati |
| Karen Ragsdale |
| Angela Dudenhoefer |
| Robert Planinshek |
| Robert Siladie |
| Angie Staley-Koebel |
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Kenneth Yancey
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New Staff/Staff Changes
WELCOME
SUZANNE PARKER!
We are elated to have Suzanne Parker as the new Program Manager for the 6th Circuit Pasco County Office. See below for her special Hello
I just wanted to drop you a note and say hello to all of you. I am the new Program Manager for the Pasco County GAL Offices. I aim to be in Dade City one day a week, New Port Richey for three days and work from home one day. My cell phone is below. Please do not hesitate to call me if you need anything or just want to say hi.
Here's a little bit about me:
Most recently, I was the Victim Advocacy and Permanency Director for the Statewide Guardian ad Litem Program. Prior to that, I was the Circuit Director for the 13th Circuit GAL Program. I have worked in child welfare for twenty two years and with the GAL Program for the last eighteen. I have worked in several different capacities at the Program and had the privilege of advocating for many children. Prior to working for the GAL Program, I worked for the Department of Children of Families as a Protective Services Counselor and an Economic Services Specialist.
I look forward to meeting and working with all of you!
Thanks,
Suzanne
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Great Peeps to Tweet!
Craig Mousseau who visits his child in Plant City and has taken on yet another case. Many thanks Craig!
Christy Nicholson who always keeps us on track as to staffings and filing of reports
Melissa Jagger for the list one CAM loves receiving. Thank you Melissa.
Judy Geier who does a great job as a GAL and a Field Coach. Thank you Judy
Frank Abilock for taking on a particularly contested case for another CAM. Thank you Fran! Kudos to Jean McNary for retrieving my forgotten laptop. You truly are a life saver! Wendy Kelly for helping out the Support Staff while we are short handed. Vicki Reuter...She was able to obtain funding for a class ring for her teen. Vicki is very thoughtful and always thinking of ways to help her kids out. If a child has a need she is on top of it!
Diane Gilroy
, we are so proud of your diligence in making an issue about the recommendation from the department that your first case be closed permanent guardianship by digging and asking why can't the child be reunified! We are so happy that your hard work payed off and we changed everyone's mind after a third staffing!
Arlene Nolke
, thank you for juggling so many visits to so many children including observing parent's visits, and volunteering to be on a task force!
Cindy Leverenz - I would like to thank Cindy, a new volunteer, for not only advocating for her child, but driving her to her community service hours. Cindy drives her child from St. Pete to Holiday she that the child can complete her community service hours.
Mary McMannis - I would like to do a shout out to Mary, another new volunteer, who works and advocates so strongly for her children. In addition, to working so very well with the case managers assigned to her cases.
Carol Schmidt - Carol is an amazing volunteer who will do courtesy visits and is willing to take on multiple cases. Carol advocates and works for other CAMs. She is very thorough and is willing to do what it takes to keep her children safe. Kudos to Joan Spangler for staying with her children all the way to adoption. They were adopted this week! Kudos to Celaine Ellsworth who mentored Dade City's newest GAL Michelle Clayton. Celaine is always ready and willing to be a field coach whenever she is asked. Vinnie De Rosa - An exceptional volunteer who has taken on multiple cases. He is always willing to help on any case and do courtesy visits when asked. Carol Schmidt - An awesome volunteer who is willing to help out in anyway. She has come in to help organize the office and do filing, in addition to doing courtesy visits and phone calls when asked. Kermit Thatcher - hit the ground running on his case including setting up a crib at the relative caregiver's home! Very organized with his notes, contacts and forms. Mona Stafford - scheduled a visit the same day as being assigned a case!
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By 6th Circuit Director, 
Donna Rasmussen
It is my honor to share that our own GAL volunteer, Linda Zolper, was selected by
the State of Florida Guardian ad Litem Program as the Audrey L. Schiebler Volunteer of the Year Award 2016.
All of our volunteers are amazing, and make such a difference in the life of children. I would like to share a little about Linda. She joined the Guardian ad Litem Program in 2013 and quickly became a force in her advocacy for children. Her specialty is teens. During the last 3½ years, she has been appointed to or assisted with 10 children/teens. She is an outstanding investigator, negotiator, comforter, and strong communicator. Her first case ended in termination of parent rights. However, during the case, before the goal change, Linda had been such a supporter and encourager for the parents, the mom in particular, to ensure they had every opportunity to engage and safely reunify. When unfortunately, they were not successful, the Judge notes in his decision, how the GAL had done so much to encourage the mom and ensure reasonable efforts were made to reunify.
It is difficult to highlight all of her accomplishments but to name a few to get a sense of Linda's heart for teens - One young man she was appointed to was in his senior year at high school. When his placement changed, she got up every morning to drive him to Clearwater High, so he could stay in the same school and on track, until transportation could be arranged. The GALP was appointed to a
nother young man weeks before he turned 18. The GAL Best Interest attorney personally reached out to Linda, to see if she would accept appointment. Linda did not hesitate and quickly worked with him to get services in place, that included ensuring social security was set up and working with the youth's probate attorney. Linda always keeps an open door with the teens she represents and is there as a mentor long after their cases close. Even though she is a strong advocate, she is creative in piecing resources together for the kids she serves. Very recently for a teen age girl Linda was appointed to, the foster parents were able to help the teen get a $5800 scholarship for this young lady to attend Admiral Farragut. However, the foster parents couldn't get the rest of the tuition covered. Linda became the GAL and over the summer she worked with the child and was able to get the entire tuition covered....$22,500! Linda also serves to mentor new volunteers. She is such a support for them, visiting children when they cannot, sharing her wealth of knowledge of services for teens, specifically older teens, and supporting and assisting other volunteers to advocate.
About a month ago, I receive this e-mail from another volunteer:
"On a separate note, I have had someone who has worked with Linda Zolper who has asked how can she nominate Linda to be the GAL of the year? Linda, has also been an incredible resource to myself and other GAL's"
Linda wears many hats and one of them is as a board member of our local non profit, the Guardian ad Litem Foundation of Tampa Bay. (GALF) As a member of the non-profit, she focuses on recruitment and retention and manages and posts the social media for the Guardian ad Litem Foundation of Tampa Bay/6th Circuit Guardian ad Litem Program (
www.herotoachild.org). She is innovative in her approaches and ideas by starting monthly "meet-ups" for volunteers, that are promoted via the social media "Meet-Up" site, which is successfully providing a method of informal monthly get togethers in the community. She expanded the use of meet-ups for recruitment, at places like Panera Bread and IHOP, and uses social media such as "Next Door" to promote the program. She started the innovative Guardian ad Litem service club in Shorecrest Preparatory School in St. Pete, to educate teens about the GAL Program, kids in foster care and their needs. This service club does recruitment activities and fundraising throughout the school year.
The list goes on and on of the time, energy, talents and devotion that Linda has given to enhance the lives of children, especially teens, through direct advocacy, leadership, mentorship of other volunteers, and innovation. Not only that, she has served as a host home for a youth (not her own) who was in extended foster care.
On behalf of 6th circuit, I thank Linda, and also thank
all of our dedicated volunteers and our talented and caring staff who improve outcomes for our children and teens.
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The 6th
Circuit Vital Statistics:
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2488 (>)
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Of those without a GAL
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788 (>)
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Case Volunteers
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729 (<)
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Transportation Approved Volunteers
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322 (>)
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OPTIMA:
There are ongoing trainings for OPTIMA. Please join in this training and become familiar with this new system. For GALS already trained in OPTIMA, if you have any questions, never hesitate to contact
your CAM. Thank you GALS!
EDUCATION:
School is in session. GALS, be sure to follow up and check on the educational status of your children to assure that all services are in place. Provide the name of the school, and the child's grade
level to your CAM.
SUPPLIES:
GALS when you visit, if you see that your child/children may be at the neighbors, or if there is another individual present caring for the children, please notify your CAM immediately so a determination can be made that such individuals have been background checked and are authorized to care for the children In the absence of the custodial caregiver. Also if there is a person present at the visit whom you do not know, please obtain the name of this person and advise your CAM.
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Recently, the GAL Program had an In-Service Training on The Florida Virtual School (FLVS), and it was a great success. As many of you have experienced, quite a few of our dependent teenagers who are significantly behind in credits want to attend Virtual School, rather than go to a traditional brick and mortar school. Not surprisingly, concerns about this abound. So it is good to know more about FLVS.
Most importantly, FLVS is a legislatively created component of the public education system. §1000.04(4), Fla. Stat. (2016). It is a fully accredited public school that is free for Florida residents up to the age of 19 or in some cases 22 years of age. All teachers are Florida-certified and only teach in their field of accreditation. In order to graduate, all public school students must take at least one course online. §1002.321(3) and §1003.4282(4), Fla. Stat. (2016). FLVS students can do almost all of their online school work twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week, making it easier for students to have a job or do volunteer work.
In Pinellas County, students can be full-time FLVS students in which case their public school district is considered FLVS and they won't have a designated brick and mortar school; however, public school regulations and school year still apply, and a Graduate Equivalency Diploma (GED) can be obtained. Full-time FLVS students who meet eligibility requirements can still participate in extracurricular activities at the public school they would normally attend according to local district policy. §1002.20(18)(d), Fla. Stat. (2016). On the other hand, a Pinellas County student can choose to attend a Pinellas brick and mortar school and get the GED through it, while at the same time taking courses online through FLVS. This is particularly useful for credit recovery or, if permission is granted, retaking a required course in order to improve their grade in that course. The ability to do this improves the chances of such a student graduating with his/her class. "Flex" attendance is available year round, with no set school year. §1003.4282(5), Fla. Stat. (2016). However, it is important to note, that when FLVS is used for parent "home school" education, no diploma will be obtained.
Minor students can sign up for FLVS courses with the approval of their custodian/parent online. Once a student has enrolled in a FLVS course their course progress will be viewable when they sign in online, and how to contact their teacher for their up to the moment progress will also be viewable when they sign in online. Guidance counselors are available through FLVS to provide advice about career and college. Communication with the teachers can be done at the set live class time or by email at other times. In Pinellas, the brick and mortar schools are not set up for FLVS students, so the student will need a computer. Some counties have embraced FLVS by providing computer labs for FLVS students. Reportedly, some students are being told at their public school that they cannot attend FLVS, despite the fact that they statutorily have the ability to attend. §1002.20(6)(a), §1002.321(4)(b), and §1002.37(3)(c), Fla. Stat. (2016). That being said, FLVS can turn down students whose disability makes virtual school an inappropriate method of education, and a student's lack of course progress can result in disenrollment after a reasonable opportunity to get on track. Courses offered include English and Language Arts; Mathematics including Algebra and Calculus; Science including Biology, Chemistry, Marine Science, and Physics; Social Studies including History, Economics, and Civics; Physical Education including Personal Fitness and Outdoor Education; and World Languages including Chinese, French, Latin and Spanish. There are Career and Technical Education courses having to do with computers and keyboarding. Elective courses are available in the arts, personal finance, driver education/traffic safety, forensic science, parenting skills, life management skills, leadership skills, etc. Credit Recovery classes are specialized, and a school counselor should be consulted to make sure it is appropriate. For advanced students there are college level courses in a broad range of subjects.
For more information on Florida Virtual School, visit online at FLVS.net or view the statute at flsenate.gov
~Christina Clemenson, Esquire
Senior Child's Best Interest Attorney-
Clearwater Office
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We have been busy recruiting new GALS in both counties and with new cases coming in our job is never done. I am happy to report that we filled the training room with 34 new volunteers enrolled in the September training in Pinellas which includes 4 volunteers from Pasco. We have a diverse group of trainees including nurses, lawyers, case managers from the Family Center on Deafness, former foster care workers, guidance counselors, construction workers and even professionals in the computer and marketing fields and all of them bring their own unique skills to advocate for our kids which is truly amazing!
Our last training in Pinellas for 2016 is scheduled October 26th-November 10th, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 6-9PM. In Pasco, the last training will be held October 8th-22nd on Saturdays from 9-4. If you know of anyone interested in volunteering in Pinellas, they can contact Karen Malo at
karen.malo@gal.fl.gov or 727-464-6187. In Pasco, they can contact Larnelle Scott at
larnelle.scott@gal.fl.gov or 727-834-3493. Please encourage them to attend one of the weekly info sessions on
Thursdays at 11 AM and 6 PM in Pinellas and on
Tuesdays at 10:30 AM and6 PM in Pasco. They will need to apply at least a week prior to the training date. We are continuously looking to find ways to spread the word about our need for Guardians so remember to invite us to speak at the next meeting of your club or church group!
As always, we thank you Guardians for everything you do even when you feel that you are not doing enough. Just imagine where the children would be without your consistency and dedication. We all have days where we doubt our impact but we cannot let that stop us from continuing. I hope that on the days when you feel frustrated you reach out to a fellow GAL or attend one of the Meetups through the foundation because we really cannot do this work without you.
"My own heroes are the dreamers, those men and women who tried to make the world a better place than when they found it, whether in small ways or great ones. Some succeeded, some failed, most had mixed results... but it is the effort that's heroic, as I see it. Win or lose, I admire those who fight the good fight."
-George R.R. Martin
~ Karen Malo,
Pinellas County Community
Outreach Coordinator
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Pascal Fruge' is a volunteer who has only been a volunteer for a short while, but during his time with the Guardian Ad Litem program he has taken on two cases - one in Pasco County and one in Pinellas County. He does so much for his children, four in all. He is consistent with his monthly visits and takes his children on many outings. He goes to all of the staffings and has no problem voicing his concerns at the staffings and to the attorney's on the cases. Those staffings are both in Pasco and Pinellas counties. Pascal works tirelessly to meet the needs of the children and the program. The children that he represents love him. He goes above and beyond what is asked. He talks with the parents and when asked will talk with the relatives who are out of state. He works closely with case management for the best interest of the child. He advocates strongly for each child to make sure that they are in a safe environment and their needs are being met. Pascal is always willing to learn more about the dependency system and asks many questions. He is a wonderful addition to my team and I cannot thank him enough for all that he does not only for me but for the children he represents.
~ Wendy Kelly
Child Advocacy Manager
New Port Richey
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| Pinellas GALs of the Month |
 Taylor Greenberg. has been a volunteer for 4 years and has advocated for 18 children and young adults in foster care. She works tirelessly to ensure the best interests of the children are met. Taylor also is active in recruitment at Stetson Law School. She founded a Guardian ad Litem club at Stetson and is currently planning a mentoring program to match children with law students. This club is working on raising public awareness of the importance that all children in foster care need a Guardian Ad Litem. She also is dedicated to ensuring that children in care are not bounced around from school to school every time their placement is changed. On all of Taylor's cases, she goes above and beyond. She is always there for her children day or night and will drop everything if one of her children have a problem. She has an amazing heart and I feel privileged to have her on my team.
~Courtney Condon
Child Advocacy Manager
Clearwater, FL
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 LESSONS FROM DR. SEUSS
LESSON 1: KEEP TRYING
The first book Dr. Seuss wrote was called A
nd to Think That I Saw it on Mulberry Street. Forty three different book companies rejected this book! Finally one of his friends who was a book publisher decided to make it a book.
LESSON 2: BE TRUE TO YOURSELF
"Today you are You, that is truer than True
There's no one alive more You'er than You!"
LESSON 3: BE FAIR AND TREAT PEOPLE EQUALLY
"I know up on top you are seeing great sights,
But down at the bottom, we, too, have rights.
And the turtles, of course, all the turtles are free,
As turtles, and maybe, all creatures should be."
LESSON 4: EVERYONE IS UNIQUE; APPRECIATE THE DIVERSITY
"We see them come, we see them go,
Some are fast and some are slow
Not one of them is like another
Don't ask why, go ask your mother"
LESSON 5: NEVER STOP LEARNING
"The more that you read
The more things you will know
The more that you learn,
The more places you'll go"
~ Larnelle Scott,
Pasco
Community
Outreach
Coordinator
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| Condolences/Get Well Wishes |
Ruth Smith
, condolences to you and your family on the loss of your daughter.
Joanne Bryan
, condolences to you and your family on the loss of your brother. Also, thank you very much for continuing to assist me tremendously in the office.
Gene Goldberg
, glad you are up and around and hope you are as good as new very soon!
Lois Seibert
, get well very soon as you are very missed by your kids!
~ Laurie Rosati
New Port Richey Office
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OUR  CHILDREN AND OUR ELVES
Quietly they came and silently the elves helped the shoemaker and his wife,
Who had worked so very hard but times were so difficult and such is life.
The elves carried on and soon the shoemaker and his wife could stand so tall.
They could carry on their business each and every day and did not fall.
Like the elves, our GALS work so very hard and always work so tirelessly.
GALS are the essence of dedication, carrying on duties sometimes quietly.
Thank you to each and every GAL for your ongoing efforts and support.
You stand by your children faithfully and can be assured you are their consort.
~ Diana Aboussir
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As dedicated volunteer members of the Guardian Ad Litem program, you already know some of the benefits. You also already know of the huge need for caring guardians for at-risk children in the system. But did you know that your dedicated efforts are part of a national initiative that has been active since 1971. The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) has enrolled the Guardian Ad Litem program as a Volunteer Station which means that you are eligible for RSVP Member benefits. There are no income, educational, or experience requirements, nor are there any membership fees to become a Retired and Senior Volunteer Program member. There are however, some exclusive benefits, including optional travel reimbursements; personal accident and liability insurance; unique enrichment and training opportunities; special awards and recognition events; and as you already know the joy that comes through helping others.
You may find out more about RSVP by emailing or calling Joy McRae-Fox at JMcraefox@poc-inc.org/ 727-202-1063.
RSVP is one of the largest volunteer networks in the nation for people 55 and over. We are the Corporation for National and Community Service, a federal agency that helps more than 5 million Americans improve the lives of their fellow citizens through service. Working hand in hand with local partners, we tap the ingenuity and can-do spirit of the American people to tackle some of the most pressing challenges facing our nation.
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Lisa Burton |
Jeana Robinson |
| Dory Schimkat |
Jonilyn Maglott |
Clement Letendre |
| Taylor Greenberg |
Peggy Burns |
George Hunt |
| Christiana Vento |
THREE |
FIVE |
| Dawn Baird |
Mitchell Shanks |
Robert Hightower |
| Pamela Taylor |
Joyce Sickler |
Dave Liddle |
| Toni Pauline |
Rhonda Alvarez |
Linda Meckes |
| Dianne Raven |
Richard Horowitz |
Cynthia Smith |
| Lyn Lund |
Jamie Hoagland |
Paul Mathis |
| Nancy Walker |
Denise Kirschbaum |
SIX |
| Kathy Smith |
Carol Miller |
Shirley Dresch |
| TWO |
Julia Mullins |
Sandra Chiszar |
| Rebecca Brodeur |
Kathy Samlick |
Bufus Gammons |
| Denise Debord |
FOUR |
EIGHT |
| Rosemarie Owen |
Jody Johnston |
Babette Aiosa |
| Vincent Derosa |
Elizabeth Sutherland |
Deborah Golbom |
| Ana Warnken |
Lakia Berrien |
Regina Kardash Esq. |
| Catherine Zahner |
Ralph Smith |
FOURTEEN |
| Patricia Mcardle |
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Drexey Smith |
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