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The Lead Story Newsletter for Leadership Jacksonville THE LEAD STORY NEWSLETTER FOR LEADERSHIP JACKSONVILLE June 2018 SPOTLIGHT * CLASS NOTES Tillie K. Fowler Distinguished Leadership Award Nominations are being accepted through July 2, 2018 for the 2018 Tillie K. Fowler Distinguished Leadership Award. This award is given to a Leadership Jacksonville program alumnus who remains active in Leadership Jacksonville (this includes dues payment) and who: 1. demonstrates exemplary community service, 2. has produced outstanding results with one or more projects/efforts (community or LJ) and 3. demonstrates components of Leadership Jacksonville core values. Visit the website for more information and to begin your nomination. Contact Yvonne Moore at 904-396-6263 x4 if you have difficulty submitting the online form. 2018-19 Leadership Classes are Selected and Ready to Begin Leadership Jacksonville Class of 2019 meets June 5 for their Opening Reception. Opening Dinner for class members and their guests will be on July 24. Collegiate Leadership Experience 2018 gathered for a "Meet the Class" reception on May 31. The Opening Retreat on June 8-9 kicks-off their summer program. Youth Leadership Jacksonville Class XXIX held Orientation for students and parents on May 7. Kick-off for their program year is Opening Retreat on August 24-25. View class lists here. <Back to Top> We continue our recognition of Celebration 2018 sponsors by highlighting our Silver Level Sponsors. Thank you! Acosta Sales and Marketing Jacksonville Jaguars LLC Bank of America JAX Chamber BroadBased Communications, Inc.* Regency Centers Citadel Life & Health Insurance Rogers Towers, P .A. DuBow Family Foundation RS&H Florida Blue Stellar Harden VyStar Credit Union Haskell W. W. Gay Mechanical Contractor *denotes in kind contribution The 2018 hurricane season began on June 1. Leadership Jacksonville encourages all alumni to take steps now to prepare in the event our area is again placed in harms way of a pending storm. Click here for a checklist from AccuWeather to start you on your way to staying safe this hurricane season. <Back to Top> Leadership Jacksonville Class of 2018 LJ 2018 wrapped up their program year with Closing Retreat on May 18 and 19 at the Omni Amelia Island Resort. The class planning committee organized a fun-filled and entertaining evening and spearheaded a fundraising effort to raise over $14,800 for Leadership Jacksonville. Thank You! <Back to Top> UPCOMING EVENTS LJ 2018 Opening Reception Tuesday, June 5, 2018 5:30 - 7 p.m., Jessie Ball duPont Center, Room 208 CLE 2018 Opening Retreat Friday and Saturday, June 8-9, 2018 University of North Florida LJ Board of Directors Annual Meeting Monday, June 11, 2018 11:30 a.m., The River Club CLE 2018 Program Day Thursday, June 21, 2018 "Creating a Caring Community" Alumni Spotlight Maria Ruiz, a graduate of Collegiate Leadership Experience 2017, volunteered with YLJ during the past year and has already begun volunteering with CLE 2018. She says that she has stayed involved with Leadership Jacksonville because she wants to continue improving our community, to share her experiences with future generations and also learn from class participants - past and present. She was most impacted by the poverty simulation, saying that it gave her a better understanding of how hard it can be to get back on your feet after falling. One action or problem takes on another and continues making a chain. The activity showed the importance of proper guidance and help that the community can provide to the families and also the importance of the desire of the families to improve. CLE gave Maria hope and inspired her to stay engaged in the community. Alumni spotlight is brought to you by the Alumni Relations committee and features short interviews with Leadership Jacksonville alumni. <Back to Top> Class Notes 1977 Congratulations to Wayne Wood who married Lana Shuttleworth on April 28. 1986 John Delaney was awarded president emeritus status from the University of North Florida board of trustees. 1995 Noel Lawrence was recently sworn in as the 2018-19 treasurer of The D.W. Perkins Bar Association. 1998 Felice Franklin joined the compliance team at CIT on May 7 as assistant vice president. She has also been elected to the board of Jacksonville Sister Cities Association and is vice president of the Nelson Mandela Bay Committee. Jim Moseley has been elected an officer and membership secretary for the Maritime Law Association of the United States. 1999 Joe Mitrick was honored by Sulzbacher Center as the 2018 Beaches Healthy Hero. This award recognizes outstanding commitment to improving the health and well-being of the Beaches community. 2002 Sam Hall has filed to run for Duval County School Board District 2. 2008 Santa Clara University and the Bronco Bench Foundation named Bryan Barker to its 2018 Athletic Hall of Fame. He was recognized at the sixth annual Red and White Celebration in May. Bryan was the Santa Clara Broncos all-time leader in punts and went on to play 16 years in the NFL with the Kansas City Chiefs, Jacksonville Jaguars, Washington Redskins, Green Bay Packers, St. Louis Rams and Philadelphia Eagles. Bryan was an All-Pro selection, Pro Bowler in 1997, three-time winner of the NLS Mackey Award and ranks second in NFL history for 878 consecutive punts without a block. Michael Freed was recognized by The Jacksonville Bar Association as the 2018 Daily Record Lawyer of the Year at its annual Law Day Luncheon. Mary Jarrett has retired as assistant general counsel at Diversified Service Options, a Florida Blue Company. Kyle Reese has been named moderator-elect for the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship (CBF). CBF is the national body with which Hendricks Avenue Baptist Church affiliates. 2010 Cathy Chambers was honored by Florida Economic Development Council with the prestigious Eunice Sullivan Economic Development Professional of the Year Award at the 2018 Annual Conference on May 22. The award is given to one professional each year who exemplifies outstanding dedication and commitment to the field of economic development in the state. 2011 The 2018 Jacksonville Bar Association Professionalism Award was presented to Michelle Bedoya Barnett. 2013 Melissa Ross is one of ten journalists receiving a fellowship to attend the 20th Annual Science Immersion Workshop for Journalists at the University of Rhode Island's Metcalf Institute for Marine & Cathy Chambers Environmental Reporting. The fellows represent news organizations with regional to international audiences and were chosen from an extraordinarily competitive pool of applicants representing 45 nations around the globe. The June workshop provides journalists with hands-on experience and expertise from leading scientists, natural resource managers, and private and non-profit sector practitioners who are working to understand and project the impacts of climate change and extreme weather, identify planning and response measures, and investigate the most effective ways to communicate these challenges. Nicole Thomas has been appointed by the Federal Reserve board of governors in Washington, D.C. to the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Jacksonville Branch board of directors. 2014 Rory Diamond was named Champion For Veterans by the National Association of Veterans and Families. Congratulations to Ruth Ann Hepler who received her Master's in Public Policy at Jacksonville University in April. 2016 Monique Brown is currently serving as president of the North Florida Chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel. Dallas and Jacqueline Hempstead with 2017 son Mick Antonio Congratulations to Anzhelika Siloyan who was married Peter Litsky on April 28, 2017. 2018 Congratulations to Dallas and Jacqueline Hempstead on the birth of their son Mick Antonio on May 11. Congratulations to Deloris Patterson (now Deloris Patterson O'Neal!) who married "her best friend" Adrian O'Neal on May 12. New Leadership Summit Tim Cost (NLS 2013) has been named to the board of directors of GuideWell Mutual Holding Corporation. Suzanne Hudson-Smith (NLS 2014) is the new Deloris and Adrian O'Neal executive director of Players by the Sea. Brad Talbert (NLS 2018) has been elected to serve on the Jacksonville Civic Council. Scott Wooton (NLS 2014) has been chosen as one of The Jacksonville Journal's Ultimate CFO's. Youth Leadership Jacksonville Katherine Dykstra (YLJ XXVII) was awarded the Gold Award by the Girl Scouts of Gateway Council. The award is the most prestigious, most difficult to earn and is the highest award in Girl Scouting. Chidinmma Egemon (YLJ XXVIII) won two awards in the national competition of the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, which drew 350,000 entries. Chidinmma (Paxon) won a gold medal for a photograph of her younger brother "U.D." and a silver medal for "Mindful Thoughts." Ann Maris Walton (YLJ XXVII) placed second in the Animal Sciences category at the 2018 Florida Science and Engineering Fair held in Lakeland. Ann Maris is president of the Student Council at Bolles, on the President's List and recipient of a medallion for servant leadership for her role in organizing events in response to the shooting tragedy in Parkland, Florida. YLJ Class XXVII alumni recognized at the annual Times-Union High School Journalism Awards were: Walker Miller (Stanton) third place for Advertising and third place for Editorial Writing, Noah McGahagin (Douglas Anderson) second place for Editorial Writing and Molly Lantinberg (Douglas Anderson) second place for News Writing. Congratulations to the graduating seniors from Youth Leadership Jacksonville XXVII who were awarded $5,000 Meninak Leadership Grants by the Meninak Club: Christina Demps (headed to UF), Sophie Newman (will be at Cornell University), Elizabeth Fox (going to Notre Dame), Diamond Boston (headed to FSU), and Jene' Lawson (going to UNF). Various LJ alumni selected as Women in Law 2018 by the Attorney at Law Magazine First Coast included: Kelly DeGance (LJ 2011) and Meninak Scholars: Chrisna Demps, Sophie Newman, Elizabeth Fox, Kate Mesic (LJ 2016).
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