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Heathrow Living October 2014 Ha social publicationEAT exclusivelyH for theROW residents of Heathrow Living Meet the Haysley Family! Photography by Marcie Fry Photography Heathrow Living Heathrow Living 2 October October 3 IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS www.n2pub.com Insuring your © 2014 Neighborhood Networks Publishing, Inc. 800.226.3545 Florida Power & Light ™ life helps 407.629.1010 Duke Energy AREA DIRECTOR Cathy Jackson 407.665.2110 Seminole County Water & Sewer 407.474.5431 protect their Bright House Networks 407.291.2500 [email protected] UTILITIES 800.222.0300 Telephone Service (AT&T) future. EC Waters, Inc is a family owned and operated 407.665.2260 Seminole County Solid Waste Management RESIDENT PHOTOGRAPHER Marcie Fry Marcie Fry Photography company with over 20 years experience. 407.321.4500 Central Florida Regional Hospital “Earning Customers for Life with Integrity" 407-767-1200 South Seminole Hospital CREATIVE TEAM Andrew Knoble HOSPITALS Joe Pihlblad Gail Williams Ins Agcy Inc It can also provide for today. 911 Police/Fire Emergency Gail Williams, Agent Wi-Fi Thermostats Available $50.00 Seminole County Sheriff Non-Emergency Meghan Harper 1169 Rinehart Rd. I’ll show you how a life Financing available for 60 months on qualifying equipment 407.665.6650 Sanford, FL 32771 407.585.1400 City of Lake Mary Bus: 407-323-0003 insurance policy with living benefits can help your family 407.585.1480 Lake Mary Fire Department, Non-Emergency COUNTY COUNTY 407.665.5201 Animal Control CONTRIBUTORS AT LARGE The residents of Heathrow with both long-term and NUMBERS short-term needs. Heathrow Elementary School 407.320.6850 We are always looking for residents to follow up on leads, find great stories and send us We put the life back 407.871.1750 Markham Woods Middle School ™ ideas. Let’s celebrate the great things happening in our community! No contribution is too in life insurance. 407.320.5050 Seminole High School small. Please email [email protected] with your pictures, suggestions, or requests. CALL ME TODAY. SCHOOLS CAC1813508 407.320.9550 Lake Mary High School DISCLAIMER: Any articles included in this publication and/or opinions expressed therein do not necessarily reflect the views COMMUNITY CONTACTS of N2 Publishing but remain solely those of the author(s). The paid advertisements contained within the Heathrow Living maga- zine are not endorsed or recommended by N2 Publishing or the publisher. Therefore, neither N2 Publishing nor the publisher may be held liable or responsible for business practices of these companies. NOTE: When community events take place, photog- 407-294-6464 Board of Directors [email protected] raphers may be present to take photos for that event and they may be used in this publication. State Farm Life Insurance Company (Not licensed in MA, NY or WI) President John McKee State Farm Life and Accident Assurance Company (Licensed in NY and WI) [email protected] Bloomington, IL 1311023 Vice President Michael Maier Secretary John Lyle Treasurer Gerry McCoy OUR RECENT HEATHROW SALES [email protected] Director Blaine Darrah 1565 CHERRY RIDGE DRIVE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF BOARD Director Len Greenbaum Director Sylvester Johnson HEATHROW MASTER HOA HOA MASTER HEATHROW Director Jerry Blackburn Director Jerry Tannenbaum Town Advisory Council Blaine Darrah [email protected] Community Relations Clety Gomez [email protected] 1660 CHERRY RIDGE DRIVE Finance Gerry McCoy [email protected] Governmental Affairs B.Darrah & J. Simes [email protected] Infrastructure John McKee COMMITTEE CHAIRS COMMITTEE [email protected] Safety Advisory Sylvester Johnson [email protected] Design Review Board Jerry Tannenbaum [email protected] Call us today for a complimentary market analysis! Due Process Len Greenbaum THE SALLY ANDY & DAVID WARREN TEAM [email protected] Heathrow Residential Marketing Specialists [email protected] • 407.687.7295 HOA DISCLAIMER: All Heathrow Master Association supplied content will be designated by the Heathrow logo. All other content in the magazine is supplied by the advertisers, [email protected] • 407.928.3760 Heathrow residents, N2 Publishing representatives and others. Neither the Heathrow Master www.SallyAndy.com HOA nor any of the Heathrow Sub Associations recommend or endorse any of the advertisers and are not responsible for any of the content in the Heathrow Living magazine other than the content supplied by the Heathrow Master HOA that is designated by the Heathrow logo. Heathrow Living Heathrow Living 4 NeighborhoodSponsors October October NeighborhoodSponsors 5 This section has been created to give you easier access when searching for a MATH LEARNING POOL MAINTENANCE REALTORS Premier Roofing Inc trusted neighborhood vendor to use. Take a minute to familiarize yourself CENTER SERVICE Coldwell Banker (321) 303-8802 with the businesses sponsoring Heathrow. Mathnasium Clearwater Pool (407) 333-8088 (407) 878-0990 (321) 436-9638 THERAPY SERVICES Gayle Giles, Weichert Realtors- FOR CHILDREN These local businesses are proud to partner with you and make this MOVING & STORAGE POOL SERVICE, Hallmark Properties Pediatric Potentials magazine possible. Please support these businesses and thank them for supporting Heathrow! Hilldrup REPAIRS & (407) 782-0652 (407) 322-3962 (407) 851-3040 x301 INSTALLATIONS www.hilldrup.com Specs Pool Services Kathy Robertson & Judy Smith, TRAVEL / VACATIONS (407) 327-2234 Charles Rutenberg Cruise Planners AIR CONDITIONING CAR DEALERSHIP HOME HEALTH / LANDSCAPE OBSTETRICS & (407) 221-8024 (516) 633-5205 & HEATING Mercedes-Benz of North Orlando HEALTH CONCIERGE CONTRACTOR / GYNECOLOGY PRIVATE ACADEMY / EC Waters Air Conditioning & (407) 688-4200 Nurse Next Door PAVERS Florida Women's Center COLLEGE PREP Michael Demcho, Watson Realty Corp TREE TRIMMING Heating (407) 545-2570 Land Technologies (407) 303-5204 Trinity Preparatory School (407) 622-8500 Girard Environmental Services (407) 459-1800 COUNTRY CLUB (407) 322-8949 (321) 282-2523 (407) 708-5677 ecwaters.com Heathrow Country Club HOSPITAL PET BOARDING, trinityprep.org Russie Weidl, PA, Watson Realty Corp (407) 333-1450 Central Florida Regional Hospital LANDSCAPE DESIGN GROOMING & (407) 721-8822 WINDOW CLEANING U. S. H. 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