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Spotlight: Jacqueline Jung |
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Jackie is one of six children in her family.
Originally from Lynn, Mass., (her family
moved here in 1971) she graduated from Bishop
Moore H.S. and then from UCF. She now lives
in Altamonte Springs with her son Jonathan
who is currently attending SCC.
At UCF, Jackie took extensive course work
in finance and business classes. This is
why after twelve years teaching in Orange
County Public Schools, she chose to come
back to her early love of numbers. Last year,
she joined Ameriprise Financial a strong
Fortune 300 company a spinoff of American
Express.
Jackie came to know about the Rotary Club
of Casselberry when she was introducing herself
to businesses in the area of Altamonte Springs.
One of those places was Minuteman Press.
She noticed the sign Paul had put up for
the Entertainment books last year. The rest
is history. On December 29, 2004 Jackie was
inducted into Rotary.
She is familiar of giving "service above
self" - she has been a regular volunteer
at St. Mary Magdalen. She also knew about
Rotary; her former father-in-law Don Jung
is a member of the Winter Park Rotary Club.
As soon as she joined, she jumped in with
both feet. Jackie has been involved with
the preparation of meals at the Coalition
for the Homeless, collection of toys and
clothes for the Boys & Girls Town, helped
at the Casselberry Jazz Festival and now
is a member of Vocational Avenue of Service
committee.
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| Bill
Allen heads to Houston to help with shelter
boxes |
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Rotary International is distributing the
boxes to key ares for the victims of Hurricane
Katrina. Bill headed to Houston to help in
the effort.
The
Rotary Club of Casselberry Charitable Foundation
would gratefully accept your donations
to purchase shelter boxes. Send your checks
to: RCOC Charitable Foundation c/o Dan
Freeman 128 Oxford Road, Casselberry, Fl
32730-2115.
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| Walk
For Mental Health |
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Please join fellow Rotarian, Jim Berko,
Director of Seminole Community Mental Health,
local legislators and our Sheriff at the
Third Annual Walk for Mental Health. The
event will be held on October 8th at the
Seminole Wekiva Trailhead, Seminole County
Softball Complex in Altamonte Springs. Registration
is at 10:00 a.m. and the walk begins at 10:30
a.m.
The 2K walk, hosted by Lauren Rowe, Anchor
for WKMG Channel 6 News, is an awareness
and fundraising event to benefit the much
needed programs and services that Seminole
Community Health provides the citizens of
our community. Each participant receives
a free T-shirt and refreshments will be provided.
Registration is free. Walkers are encouraged
to collect donations from family, friends
and business associates in support of their
participation.
For
more information, please contact Debbie
Beairsto, at (407) 831-2411 ext 265 or
send an email to: WalkforMentalHealth@scmhc.com
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The printed version of the Bear Facts E-Bulletin
is donated by Paul Schlichting
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Estate
Planning made easy by Randy Bryan |
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Randy received a Bachelor of Science
in Business Administration from Nova Southeastern
University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
in 1990 graduating with a juris doctorate
degree, cum laude from the University Of
Miami School Of Law in 1993.
While still in law school, Randy was
commissioned as an officer in the J.A.G.
Corps and handled a wide variety of cases
including criminal and civil litigation
and assisting service members with personal
legal issues such as wills, estate planning,
landlord/tenant law, family law and consumer
law issues.
Back in civilian life, Randy continue
working with estate planning issues and
in 1999 he merged his practice with Peggy
Hoyt and created Hoyt & Bryan, LLC
in Oviedo, Florida.
Today, he will give us some great tips
on the areas of estate planning (including
trusts, wills, charitable planning, asset
protection and business succession planning),
elder law (including Medicaid planning,
health care documents, advice on long-term
care placement and related issues), probate
and trust administration and guardianships.
Find
out more about Estate Planning |
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