Maltz Jupiter Theatre`s 11th Annual Gala

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VOL. 17 NO. 4
APRIL 2014
In The Spotlight
Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s 11th Annual Gala
Gala honoree Roe Green with producing Artistic
Director Andrew Kato and founding board members
Tamar and Milton Maltz
In The Spotlight on page 2
Eileen and Matt Kraut of
Hawthorn PNC Family Wealth, Sharon and Carl Domino, Gala Chairmen Ellen Tschappat and Roger Berk and Managing
gala underwriting producer
Director Tricia and Tom Trimble
Tequesta Profile
Charity News
The 57th Annual
International Red Cross Ball
Furry Friends And Provident
Jewelry Opens Its Hearts For
The Love Of Animals
The International
Red Cross continued
its tradition of bringing
together ambassadors,
dignitaries and
philanthropic leaders
from around the
world in support of its
humanitarian mission
when 450 guests
gathered at the 57th
Annual International Red
Cross Ball, held Friday,
Feb. 7 at The Breakers.
Tequesta Profile
on page 4
Amanda Schumacher, Paula Butler, Mei Sze Greene, Kathryn
Vecellio, Monika Preston, Laurie Silvers and Rhonda Wilkins
By Pat Deshong
More than 120 guests enjoyed
an exciting evening hosted by
Provident Jewelry raising $20,000
for Furry Friends Adoption and
Clinic of Jupiter. The event was
a debut of the organization’s new
board of directors and to kick off
the year in support.
One of the highlights of the
evening to raise money was the
champagne bar giving guests
a chance to win a one carat
diamond. A men’s Baume &
Mercier watch was also donated
to raise additional funds for the
organization. Guests were able
to see animals for adoption and
get a closer look at the wonderful
companions. Casey, president
and founder of CAMO (Canines
Assisting Military Operators) was
introduced and acknowledged for
partnering with Furry Friends by
Charity News on page 3
Peter and Casey DeGeorge, president and founder
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In The Spotlight from page 1
The Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s 11th Annual
Gala, The Good Fortune Ball, Raised Over
$625,000 For The Not-For-Profit Theatre
Nearly 400 guests attended the benefit and live auction, held in the Grand
Ballroom at the PGA National Resort Grand Ballroom in Palm Beach Gardens.
Inspired by the theatre’s production of the Tony Award®-winning musical The
King and I (March 18 – April 6), the spectacular affair transported guests back to a
wonderland of 19th century Siam, complete with a gilded gold dance floor, cherry
blossoms, glittering tables bathed in candlelight, magnificent floral centerpieces,
Siamese lanterns strung from the ceiling, splendid blush pink and purple lighting
and more.
Guests in sparkling gowns and tuxedoes were greeted at the front entrance
with a spectacular rousing drum performance by Thaiko drummers, as well as
performances during dinner that included a traditional ribbon dancer, a dancer Susan and Ross Johnson
who trained professionally in Thailand and a
glorious high-energy showcase of “Shall We
Dance,” featuring Babette Brown and Dmitry
Nikolaev, clad in the original costumes from
the Broadway revival of The King and I.
An unforgettable highlight of the evening
transpired when costumed local children from
the theatre’s current production of The King
and I appeared for a “procession of gifts” and
presented gala honoree Roe Green with gifts
of gratitude for her phenomenal support of the
theatre through the years.
A founding board member, Roe Green
recently made the lead donation of $1.5 million
for the theatre’s newly renovated club level
lounge and seating area, The Green Room
(named in honor of her and The Roe Green Tamra Fitzgerald, Ruth Dry, Michelle Noga, Michele Jacobs of The Gardens
Foundation). She sat at a special grand table Mall, gala platinum sponsor
reserved for her and 24 of her guests.
The exquisite evening also featured performances from
the theatre’s success.”
students in the Maltz Jupiter Theatre Paul and Sandra Goldner The annual event raised funds for the theatre’s awardConservatory of Performing Arts and a live auction, with
winning productions to help keep its performances affordable for
proceeds that provided scholarships for 33 local children to
all, as well as inspiring the next generation of young audiences
attend classes and camps the Theatre’s Conservatory during through the theatre’s community outreach programs. It also
the upcoming school year.
helped support local families by providing scholarships.
“Our biggest fundraiser of the year stayed true to the Led by Gala Chairmen Ellen Tschappat and Roger Berk and
theatre’s mission of entertaining, educating and inspiring our Honorary Chairman Roberta Golub, the event’s underwriting
community,” said Pamela Dyar, the theatre’s associate director producers were PNC Wealth Management and Hawthorn
of development. “The gala’s success is a tribute to the quality PNC Family Wealth. Grand benefactors included: Roberta
of performing arts education at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre.”
and Harvey Golub, Roe Green and the Roe Green Foundation,
Following cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, guests dined on a Peggy and Rick Katz, and Chris Kritikos. VIP sponsors
three-course meal, featuring a duet entrée of filet mignon and
included: Susan and Ross Johnson and Jane F. Napier. Platinum
seared diver sea scallops with haricots verts. For dessert, they
sponsors included: Ellen Tschappat and Roger Berk, Karen
were served a milk chocolate and red raspberry dacquoise with and Jerry Callaghan, Dorothy and Russell Di Giallorenzo, The
custom-made fortune cookies containing messages of gratitude Gardens Mall, Sallie and Berton E. Korman, Diane and James
from the theatre.
E. Perrella, Bebe and Joe Riccardo, Saks Fifth Avenue Palm
“It was wonderful to see everyone enjoying an unforgettable
Beach Gardens and Tiffany & Co.
evening, and we are incredibly grateful for the tremendous Planning for next season’s gala is already underway, set
support from the community,” said Tricia Trimble, the theatre’s to take place Saturday, Feb. 21, 2015; a spectacular evening
managing director. “As the largest regional theatre in Florida, for the theatre at The Breakers Palm Beach. For additional
we could not continue to thrive without those that contribute to
Harvey and Roberta Golub
Gala Honoree Roe Green with Pam Dyar, Carissa Robinson
of Tiffany and Co.
information, call (561) 972-6124.
About The Maltz Jupiter Theatre
The not-for-profit Maltz Jupiter Theatre has become one
of Florida’s pre-eminent professional theatres, committed
to production and education through its collaborations with
local and national artists. Currently the state’s largest awardwinning regional theatre, the theatre draws nearly 100,000
people annually, serves a subscription base of more than 7,611
and has world-class classroom facilities in support of its Paul
and Sandra Goldner Conservatory of Performing Arts, which
serves hundreds of youth and adults. The theatre is a member
of the prestigious League of Resident Theatres and has earned
numerous Carbonell Awards, South Florida’s highest honor for
artistic excellence, including the prestigious Bill Von Maurer
Award for Theatrical Excellence in 2012. For more information
about the theatre’s upcoming shows and conservatory, visit
www.jupitertheatre.org or call the box office at (561) 575-2223.
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Charity News from page 1
David, Lilly, Tom, Heather and Andy Lukasik
accepting their shelter dogs into their program for training
and placement with servicemen suffering from PTSD. Two
dogs entered the program last week, Max, Belgium Malamute
Shepherd and a Pit-bull Thor (renamed Phoenix) that was
doused and set on fire with burns covering 75 percent of his
Priscilla Searcy, Laura Andrassy, Sherry Frederickson
body. Both will undergo training by CAMO for three months
before being placed with a veteran selected by The Renewal
Coalition.
“This event gives us a wonderful opportunity to raise
money and awareness for an organization that helps make
Seth Berman, Nick Linca, Rob Samuels of Provident
Chris Searcy showing support
a difference in so many animals and individual lives. We
believe strongly in our mission,” said Herb Baum, president
of Furry Friends. “We are honored and thankful to all of our
sponsors for making this event happen.”
Furry Friends mission is to rescue, rehabilitate and find
permanent homes for the animals in their care. The adoption
facility is adjacent to their full-service hospital that serves
the community, a thrift store on Indiantown Road, a ranch
in Palm City with dogs, cats, goats, horses and pigs. They
reserve space for animals that have been abused, neglected,
injured and abandoned. The costs of caring for the animals
come from donations, grants, events and other fundraising
activities.
“We are thrilled to partner with Furry Friends for
their kick-off event,” said Nick Linca. “We understand
at Provident Jewelry how important it is to support local
charities and businesses and continue to do so throughout
the year. We strongly believe in supporting organizations
that their mission is to enhance the overall community. Furry
Friends ensures that philosophy.”
For more information on Furry Friends, please
call (561) 747-5311 or visit their Web site: www.
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Tequesta Profile from page 1
The 2014 Ball,
considered to be
the highlight of
the Palm Beach
social season,
was chaired
by Kathryn
C . Ve c e l l i o .
Ambassadors
attended from
The Netherlands,
Italy, Hungary and
Georgia, as well
as many former
United States
ambassadors.
Founded in
1957 by Marjorie
Merriweather
Post, the white
tie and tiara affair
raised significant
funds in support
o f t h e v i t a l Kathryn and Leo Vecellio
mission of one
of the nation’s premier humanitarian organizations, the
American Red Cross. For almost 100 years locally, The
American Red Cross Palm Beaches – Treasure Coast Region
has given hope and help to people in their greatest hour of
need – meeting the physical and emotional needs of disaster
victims, teaching lifesaving skills such as CPR and First-Aid,
and supporting military members and their families.
“Tonight, we celebrate the 57th anniversary of the Palm
Beach International Red Cross Ball, which has raised many
millions of dollars for this charitable organization, which
does so much for our community, our nation and the world,”
noted Vecellio. “This evening is a tribute not only to the
organization and all that it accomplishes, but to the volunteers
and the generosity of so many in this room who contribute
support. We are honored to host local and international
leaders coming together with that shared goal.”
For the last 40 years, Vecellio has worked as a full-time
organizer, fundraiser and development volunteer for dozens
of nonprofit organizations. She has received countless awards
for her lifetime of service. Her tireless efforts as a member
or chairperson of myriad committees and boards have helped
raise awareness and millions of dollars for more than 40
community, charitable and educational organizations.
Vecellio leads an impressive group of co-chairwomen
for the event including: Honorary Chairman Patrick Park;
Ambassador Chair Mary Ourisman; and Event Co-Chairmen
Paula Butler, Mei Sze Greene, Monika Preston, Amanda
Schumacher, Laurie Silvers and Rhonda Wilkins. Honorary
Co-Chairwomen are Mary Mochary and Beverly White
Yeager.
Earlier this season, Vecellio and husband, Leo, honored
leading benefactors of the prestigious ball at a kickoff
cocktail reception aboard the M/Y Lady Kathryn V.
Participating sponsors to date include: Mr. and Mrs. Leo A.
Vecellio and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Greene as Grand Benefactors
and Patrick Park and Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Cafaro as Grand
Patrons. Ball Patrons are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Butler, The
Honorable Bonnie McElveen-Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kessler, The Honorable Mary
Mochary and Dr. Philip Wine, The Honorable Mary and
Mandell Ourisman, Mr. and Mrs. John Preston, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Schumacher, Mrs. Laurie Silvers and Mr. Mitchell
Rubenstein, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tomsich, The Honorable
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Laurie Silvers and Mitchell Rubenstein
Amanda and Charles Schumacher
and Mrs. C. Howard Wilkins, The Honorable Beverly White
Yeager and Mr. and Mrs. John Yurtchuk. Gunster, Kelly
Tractor, The Newport Group, Rybovich, Tiffany & Co.,
United Bank, U.S. Trust are Corporate Patrons.
The Peter Duchin Orchestra performed at the annual event.
Proceeds from the 57th Annual International Red Cross
Ball benefit the mission of the organization – to prevent
and alleviate human suffering in the face of emergencies
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Dating
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In Your Community
Strawberry Festival At First Presbyterian Church
Report and Photos by Penny Sheltz
with lots of bargains this year from the downsizing and estates of several members.
There was also a shop with a silent auction and raffle that had some unique items as
well as restaurant certificates. Their International Bazaar, located in the church garage,
had new golf clubs and a host of other items.
The church sale is famous for its bakery with homemade cookies, cakes, pies, breads,
etc. prepared by members and friends. There were also individual serving packages and
whole cakes and pies. Yum! Guests could even get a cold drink and chow down on a
brownie! The Strawberry Cafe serves lunch and strawberry desserts and they also had
strawberry milkshakes, popcorn and fresh strawberries for sale. Don’t forget to check
this fun event on your calendar next March.
In Your Community on page 7
Ladies in their cute strawberry shirts welcomed shoppers
First Presbyterian Church in Tequesta holds their Annual
Strawberry Festival in March of each year. Their team of
dedicated jam makers prepare their famous Strawberry
Jam and it is so good, people line up to buy many jars
and they usually run out by 10 a.m., even though, they
Many varieties of strawberry desserts
make over 1,000 jars
of jam that sell for $6
each. This year was
exceptional.
The church
Strawberry Festival
also has many shops
in various rooms
filled with treasures.
Shops with Books:
full of hardcover,
paperback and
children’s books.
There
are
children’s clothes
and shoes plus a Toy
S h o p , w h i c h w a s Lots of fresh strawberries, too
filled with toys and
games. Children (of
any age) were getting
their faces painted
and decorating
cookies.
The Jewelry and
Boutique Shoppe
was very popular
with good costume
j e w e l r y, v i n t a g e ,
modern and crystal
jewelry, nice jewelry
boxes, evening
purses and special
boutique items.
Trifles
&
Treasures was filled
Pastor Patrick Shaffer
Fun for the kids with face painting and crafts
The Talk Of Tequesta, Page 7
In Your Community from page 6
Military-To-Main-Street
‘Continuing To Serve With Honor’
Tequesta says, “Thanks For Your Service” with a great job offer for veterans!
The Village of Tequesta is welcoming returning veterans
home with a uniquely special opportunity in recognition of
their service to our country. It’s called “Military-To-MainStreet” and is available to men and women who have been …
or soon will be honorably discharged from the United States
Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force or Coast Guard. The
Village of Tequesta would like to help you transition from
the military to a career in civilian law enforcement.
The Offer: Complete training with pay, and a career as
a Tequesta police officer.
If you’re interested in becoming a full-time police officer
… and qualify for this special veterans’ opportunity, we’ll
give you priority consideration in the hiring process, and
provide excellent training at a local police academy. We
will also pay for your entire tuition, along with a generous
weekly training allowance as well as any incidentals such
as books, uniforms, ammunition, etc.
Tequesta is also seeking reserve police officers, and is
sponsoring a similar initiative to attend a local full-time
or part-time police academy after completing the entire
application and background process.
Realizing the response may be greater than their
immediate need, Tequesta is seeking other police agencies
that are also in need of recruits. While the genesis of this
unique program was designed by the Village of Tequesta,
Florida, the Village manager’s intent is to interest many
more police agencies to use the “Military-To-Main-Street”
program as a model in their own venues in an effort to provide
returning armed forces veterans with a special opportunity
of immediate employment combined with a secure pathway
toward a career in civilian law enforcement throughout the
entire United States.
“Military-To-Main-Street” is meant to be an overt
commitment of support, borne out of genuine appreciation
of the military veterans honorable service to our citizens
everywhere. Hopefully it will help provide an honest
welcome home to our veterans … and a well-earned softlanding back into civilian life.
For more information: contact Chief Christopher Elg at
(561) 768-0505 … or log on for an online application: http://
www.tequesta.org/documentcenter/view/5976.
Around Town
SunFest 2014 Lineup
SunFest, Florida’s largest music, art and waterfront
festival announces national acts scheduled to headline
the 32nd annual event include: Kid Rock, Ellie Goulding,
Robin Thicke, Pretty Lights, The Goo Goo Dolls, Young
the Giant, J. Cole, Alice In Chains, Sublime with Rome,
Daughtry, Doobie Brothers, Austin Mahone, Dropkick
Murphys, Rebelution, Dirty Heads, Cake, Justin Moore,
David Nail, Josh Thompson, The Bangles, Trombone
Shorty & Orleans Avenue, Blues Traveler, The Wailers,
Streetlight Manifesto, Rusted Root, Dick Dale, Inner Circle
and Conway. The 2014 festival will be held April 30 – May
4 along the beautiful, scenic Flagler Drive in downtown in
West Palm Beach.
“This is our favorite time of year,” said SunFest’s
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the announcement of scheduled acts. The festival scene is
one of the hottest growth areas in the music industry today.
SunFest is a unique festival in that we attract traditional and
new music fans and offer something for both. Our ticket
sales have been on an upswing the last several years, and we
continue to increase our entertainment investment to attract
even more new fans. As we put the finishing touches on the
festival planning, we are as eager as our ticket buyers for
April 30 to get here.”
Also scheduled to perform at SunFest: Aer, Five Knives,
Surfer Blood, Monster Truck, Before You Exit, B. Smyth,
Bobby Lee Rodgers, Supervision, Brooke Eden, Vegabonds,
Jillette Johnson, Afrobeta, Ancient Sun, Daniel Heitz Band,
The Edge Effect, Jesse Young, Macy Kate, Odessey, Shout
London, SOSOS, Speaking Volumes, Spred the Dub, Stevie
Bee and Victim of Circumstance.
American multi-instrumentalist, music producer and
musician Kid Rock will perform Wednesday night, April
30, on the Ford Stage. Known for his commercial success
with the 1998 studio album Devil Without a Cause, that sold
13 million albums worldwide, he is a five-time Grammy
Award nominee and has sold 25 million albums in the
United States.
American alternative rock band Cake, will perform on
Wednesday night, April 30, on the Tire Kingdom Stage.
With two platinum albums and three Top 100 singles, some
of their most popular hits include: The Distance, Short Skirt/
Long Jacket and Frank Sinatra.
Rock guitarist Dick Dale will perform Wednesday night,
April 30 on the Ford Stage. Dale is known for inventing
surf music in the 1950s. A unique and versatile self-taught
musician, Dale, is also a master at the acoustic, electronic,
bass and Spanish guitars, and a myriad of other instruments
as well. In 2007, he was presented the third personalized
medallion in 40 Years from Guitar Player Magazine as
“Guitar Legend.” Dale has also been inducted into the
Musicians Hall of Fame in Nashville, as well as the Surfing
Walk of Fame in Huntington Beach, Calif.
Singer-songwriter Robin Thicke will perform on
Thursday night, May 1, on the Ford Stage. After topping
the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs and reaching No.
14 on the Billboard Hot 100 with his single Lost Without
U, Thicke hit international success again in 2013 with
his album Blurred Lines. Thicke was nominated for three
Grammy Awards in 2013: Best Pop Vocal Album for Blurred
Lines and Record of the Year and Best Pop Duo/Group
Performance for the album’s single Blurred Lines.
Sublime with Rome will perform on Thursday night,
May 1, on the Tire Kingdom Stage. Sublime with Rome is
a musical collaboration between Eric Wilson, formerly of
the band Sublime, and singer and guitarist Rome Ramirez.
Some of their hit songs include: Only, Safe And Sound and
Panic.
Around Town on page 8
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Around Town from page 7
The Goo Goo Dolls will perform on Friday night, May 2
on the Ford Stage. Although renowned for their commercial
success with the 1998 single Iris, the Goo Goo Dolls have
14 Top 10 singles on various charts, and have sold more than
10 million albums worldwide. The first single Home from
their 2010 album, Something for the Rest of Us extended
the band’s record to 14 Top 10 hits. The band’s newest
album Magnetic was released in June 2013.
Young the Giant will perform on Friday night, May 2,
on the Ford Stage. This American indie rock band formed
in Irvine, Calif. in 2004. They released their debut album in
2010 and the band’s first two singles My Body and Cough
Syrup reached the Top 5 on the U.S. Alternative Songs chart.
Young the Giant’s sophomore album Mind over Matter was
released in January.
Hip hop recording artist J. Cole will perform Friday
night, May 2 on the FPL Stage. Cole first received
recognition in 2007, following the release of his debut
mixtape The Come Up. His debut album Cole World: The
Sideline Story was released September 2011 and debuted
No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard 200, Top R&B Albums and
Top Rap Albums chart, selling more than 218,000 copies
in its first week. Cole’s most recent album Born Sinner was
released in June 2013 and rose to No. 1 on the Billboard
200 chart.
American Grammy Award-winning rock band Doobie
Brothers will perform on Friday night, May 2, on the Tire
Kingdom Stage. The group has sold more than 40 million
albums worldwide throughout their career and were
inducted into The Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 2004. The
Doobie Brothers have continued to perform, create and
record for more than 21 consecutive years.
Rock and reggae band Rebelution will perform Saturday
afternoon, May 3, on the Ford Stage. Their third studio
album debuted at No. 13 on the Billboard Top 200 charts
and sold 16,000 copies its first week, despite giving away
half the album free to their fans over the six weeks prior
to release.
Rock, reggae, hip/hop band Dirty Heads will perform
Saturday afternoon, May 3 on the Ford Stage. Their debut
album featured one of the decade’s biggest rock singles Lay
Me Down, which spent 11 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard
Alternative chart. Rolling Stone Magazine recognized them
as one of the year’s best new bands.
The all-female band The Bangles will perform on
Saturday afternoon May 3, on the FPL Stage. Guitarists
Susan Hoffs and Vicki Peterson formed The Bangles with
drummer Debbi Peterson in California in 1980. They
combined the chiming riffs and catchy melodies of the
British Invasion with a hint of new wave energy. Their
hits include: Manic Monday, Walk Like an Egyptian, In
Your Room and Eternal Flame. The band’s latest album,
Sweetheart of the Sun, was released in 2011.
New Orleans based jazz and funk band Trombone Shorty
& the Orleans Avenue will perform Saturday afternoon,
May 3, on the Tire Kingdom Stage. Their first album
Backatown was nominated for a 2010 Grammy Award and
their sophomore album For True spent 12 weeks on top of
Billboard’s Contemporary Jazz Chart in 2011. Trombone
Shorty recently released his third album and performed at
the 2014 Grammy Awards ceremony with Macklemore,
Ryan Lewis, Queen Latifah and Madonna.
Dance and electronica artist Pretty Lights will perform
on Saturday Night, May 3, on the Ford Stage. His second
album A Color Map of the Sun was nominated for a 2014
Grammy Award in the category of Best Dance/Electronica
Album.
Daughtry, singer, songwriter and musician from North
Carolina, will perform Saturday night, May 3 on the Tire
Kingdom Stage. After releasing back-to-back No. 1 albums,
earning four Grammy Award nominations, and winning
four American Music Awards, Daughtry released his latest
album Get Baptized in November 2013. He is best known
for his songs It’s Not Over, Over You and Home.
Josh Thompson will perform Saturday afternoon, May
3, on the FPL Stage. The American country music artist
released his debut album Way Out Here in January 2010.
The album has produced three top 40 hits for him on the
charts Beer on the Table, Way Out Here and Won’t Be
Lonely Long. In 2013, his fifth single from his upcoming
second studio album, Cold Beer with Your Name on It,
was released and debuted at No. 52 on the U.S. Billboard
Country Airplay chart for the week.
David Nail will perform Saturday night, May 3, on the
FPL Stage. This American country music artist released the
album I’m About to Come Alive in 2009 including singles
Red Lights and Turning Home, which reached the Top 20
and earned him Academy of Country Music and Grammy
Award nominations. His second studio album The Sound
of a Million Dreams was released in November 2011 and
the single Let It Rain hit No. 1.
Country singer Justin Moore will perform Saturday
night, May 3, on the FPL Stage. Debuting No. 1 on the
Billboard Country Albums Chart with Off the Beaten Path,
he has already produced four No. 1 and his current Top
25-and-rising single Lettin’ the Night Roll has sold nearly
100,000 downloads. Combined with his previous Goldcertified albums – Justin Moore and Outlaws Like Me
– Justin has sold more than five million digital downloads
and is currently headlining the Off The Beaten Path Tour.
American Celtic punk band Dropkick Murphys will
perform Sunday afternoon, May 4 on the Ford Stage. The
2004 single Tessie became the band’s first hit and one of
their biggest charting singles to date. Their 2005 single I’m
Shipping Up to Boston was featured in the 2006 Academy
Award-winning movie The Departed, and went on to
become a Platinum-selling single to date. Their last three
albums, all debuted in the Top 20 on the Billboard charts,
including Signed and Sealed in Blood which is the band’s
eighth studio album and was released in 2013 and made its
debut at No. 9.
Blues Traveler will perform Sunday afternoon, May
4, on the Tire Kingdom Stage. With Top 40 singles Run
Around and Hook, the band gained mainstream popularity
after their fourth studio album Four released in 1994.
After taking a transition period, Blues Traveler released
a double-disk compilation entitled 25 on Hip-O Records.
Blues Traveler’s most recent studio album Suzie Cracks
the Whip was released in 2012.
Rusted Root will perform Sunday afternoon, May 4, on
the Tire Kingdom Stage. Originating from Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Rusted Root is known for their unique fusion of acoustic,
rock, world and other styles of music, with a strong
percussion section. Rusted Root has sold more than three
million albums worldwide, including their most recent
release The Movement.
American ska punk band Streetlight Manifesto will
perform Sunday afternoon, May 4, on the Ford Stage.
Delivering a brassy, upbeat brand of third wave ska –
complete with punk-styled melodies – the band made its
debut in 2003 with the album Everything Goes Numb. They
are best known for their hits Would You be Impressed and
The Littlest Things from their latest album titled The Hands
That Thieve.
Jamaican reggae band Wailers will perform Sunday
Around Town on page 9
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Around Town from page 8
afternoon, May 4, on the FPL Stage. There is no more
legendary band in Jamaican music history than The Wailers.
Formed in 1969, the group has created an extraordinary
body of work. The band continues its worldwide campaign
of promoting peace, love and equality through the message
of reggae and Rastafari. They’re known for many songs
including Redemption Song, Three Little Birds and One
Love.
Jamaican reggae group Inner Circle will perform Sunday,
May 4, on the FPL Stage. After winning a 1993 Grammy
Award for Best Reggae Album with Bad Boys, the band
scored again with the 1994 album Reggae Dancer, which
earned another Grammy Award nomination for Best Reggae
Album. They’re best known for their hits Bad Boys, SWEAT
and Games People Play.
American singer, songwriter Conway will perform
Sunday, May 4, on the Ford Stage. Her EP Big Talk was
released in 2013, which includes hits such as Big Talk and
Killer.
British singer-songwriter Ellie Goulding will perform
Sunday night, May 4, on the Ford Stage. After releasing
her debut album in 2010, her single Lights was an
immovable fixture in the upper reaches of the Billboard
Hot 100 chart, after 35 weeks. Goulding’s second album
was released in 2012 with its lead single Anything Could
Happen reaching the Top 5 in the UK, as well as the Top
20 in Australia, Ireland and New Zealand. She has added
singing at the White House, performing at William and
Kate’s Royal wedding, and a No. 1 pop record that has
sold more than three million copies in America to her many
accomplishments.
American rock band Alice in Chains, will perform
Sunday night, May 4, on the Tire Kingdom Stage. The band
was one of the most successful music acts of the 1990s,
selling over 25 million albums worldwide. The band has
also achieved two No. 1 Billboard 200 releases, 14 Top
10 songs on the Mainstream Rock Tracks Chart, and eight
Grammy Award nominations. Alice in Chains released their
fifth studio album The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here in May
2013.
Austin Mahone will perform Sunday night, May 4, on
the FPL Stage. The pop star began his career by posting
YouTube videos in 2010 and by 2012 was officially signed
to Chase/Universal Republic Records. He won MTV
Video Music Award’s Breakout Artist to Watch in 2013
and was nominated for Favorite Breakout Artist at the
2014 People’s Choice Awards. Austin’s fans, respectfully
called Mahomies can’t get enough of this teenage singer
with singles including his just released Mmm Yeah (feat.
Pitbull), Say Something and You Say You’re Just a Friend
(feat.Flo Rida).
For more information about SunFest, visit.sunfest.com
or call (561) 659-5980 or 1-800-SUNFEST.
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Revocable Living
Trusts Versus Wills
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your death is through a will.
However, a living revocable
trust is a far superior method
of transferring property
to your heirs. This is a
contract wherein a party (the
settlor), during his lifetime,
establishes rules for the
management and distribution of his property upon his
incapacitation or death. Any competent adult can establish
a living revocable trust, and any competent adult may
serve as trustee. The heirs to whom the property in the trust
will be distributed are known as the trust beneficiaries.
A living revocable trust is established in writing and a
trustee is appointed to manage and distribute the property
in accordance with the settlor’s detailed instructions.
Usually the settlor names himself as trustee of the trust
property during his lifetime, with a spouse, friend, relative
or financial institution named as a successor trustee upon
his death or incapacitation. This allows the settler to
continue to manage and control the trust property during
his lifetime.
Establishing a living revocable trust has substantial
advantages over a will, for example:
• Avoiding Probate: The biggest advantage of using
a living revocable trust is that, unlike a will, it allows an
estate to avoid probate. Probate is the process whereby
the court oversees the transfer of your property to your
heirs (which will be determined for you by state law if
you don’t designate them in a will), and can be extremely
time-consuming and expensive. It can take between six
months and two years for an estate to clear probate, and
the fees on a $300,000 estate can be as high as $18,000.
A living revocable trust provides an inexpensive way
to transfer your assets to your heirs quickly and easily
without having to submit to probate.
To be continued next month.
Our firm assists families with this kind of estate
planning. If we can help someone you know, please do not
hesitate to contact us at (561) 694-7827. Elder and Estate
Planning Attorneys PA is located at 480 Maplewood Drive
Suite 3 in Jupiter.
The content of this article is general and should not be
relied upon without review of your specific circumstances
by competent legal counsel. Reliance on the information
herein is at your own risk, as it expresses no opinion by
the firm on your specific circumstances or legal needs.
An attorney client relationship is not created through the
information provided herein.
To comply with the U.S. Treasury regulations, we must
inform you that (i) any U.S. federal tax advice contained
in this newsletter was not intended or written to be used,
and cannot be used, by any person for the purpose of
avoiding U.S. federal tax penalties that may be imposed
on such person and (ii) each taxpayer should seek advice
from their tax advisor based on the taxpayer’s particular
circumstances.
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Epicuriosity
Sherry
One Of The World’s Oldest Wines Is A Treasure That Is Underappreciated In Many Circles
By Glenn Sudnick, Certified Sommelier
Sherry has a protected
Spanish designation of origin
status. This fortified wine (a
fortified wine is produced
by having grape spirit added
during the production in order
to increase the alcoholic
strength, halt fermentation
to preserve the sugar content
and stabilize) comes from an
area of Spain known as the
sherry triangle consisting of
the three towns of Jerez
de la Fronters, Sanlúcar
de Barrameda and El
Puerto de Santa Maria.
There are three grape
varieties authorized for
production: Palomino,
Muscat of Alexandria
and Pedro Ximénez.
The last two grapes
are mainly used for
sweetening.
Sherry is aged by the
Solera system which
uses tiers of wine casks
that are systematically
blended with the more
mature wine in the casks
below. Sherry comes in
different styles.
Fino is a crisp, dry Sherry glasses
and nutty delicate
sherry.
Manzaniila comes
from the coastal
town of Sanlúcar de
Barrameda and is
typically lighter than
fino, often with a little
salty finish.
Amontillado is
amber in color with
a distinctive nutty
flavor that is complex,
with a long finish.
Palo Cortado is a
rare variety of sherry
that is much sought
after. The production
of this rare breed has
notes that are a cross Olives
of a fino and the nutty
richness of an amontillado. The character of this fine wine
make it quit expensive.
Oloroso sherry is dry and brown-colored. It is a rich nutty
style with aromas of raisins.
Cream sherry is sweetened with the addition of Muscat or
Pedro Ximénez grapes and is more commercially produced.
Sherry can be served with an appetizer or dessert.
Spain offers great cheeses and salted hams. My favorite
cheese is probably the famous Manchego. This cheese is
incredible, made from unpasteurized sheep’s milk; it is aged
between three months to two years. Normally butterscotch in
color it is well developed, creamy with nutty flavors.
To compliment this fine cheese I serve thinly sliced Serrano
ham, fresh rustic Spanish bread baked with sun-dried tomatoes
and an assortment of Manzanilla olives all marinated with
oregano, thyme, garlic, orange, lemon and a little rosemary.
These are Mediterranean wonders!
Wouldn’t it be fun to offer your guest a sherry with all the
accompaniments when they arrive at your home?
Hasta pronto, Glenn
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Home & Garden
Color In Shade
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Florida may be the
Sunshine State, but that
doesn’t mean every backyard
is blessed with full sun. South
Florida encompasses U.S.
Department of Agriculture
(USDA) hardiness zones
9 and 10. Finding shadeloving plants for this region
can be challenging, but
many types of tropical and
subtropical plants perform
well in south Florida so long
as gardeners provide
frequent watering.
Shade plants offer
diverse color and
texture, and some
varieties display
flowers.
Shade gardens
are a wonderful way
to utilize the areas
under trees, beside Shade garden design and installed
fences and along by Magland
foundations. But be
sure to choose the right plants for your shady spot. Check
your garden’s shade patterns. High tree canopies give partial
or dappled shade, while buildings or low trees provide full
shade.
Some shade loving plants also love the sun, so if your
shade shifts, look for plants that adapt, like flax lily. Many
shady areas are also dry, so use drought tolerant shade lovers
like Devil’s Backbone.
Perennials with white or brightly colored flowers or
variegated leaves, such as ground orchids, will really
stand out.
Other shade-loving perennials include ferns, stramantha
and gingers, but many more are available.
For some color, add caladiums; for flowers, add dragon
wing and angel wing begonias. Also for texture bromeliads
is the way to go with a large range of varieties. If you use a
lot of purple-leaved plants some lime-colored or variegated
leaves will provide a nice contrast. Sanchezia has a yellow
green variety that could be paired with its purple sister. Spider
plant has lots of white foliage and pairs well with Ti plants
too like Black Magic, Tricolor Ti, Anti Lou and more.
As you near the edge of a tree canopy or shady area
you can experiment with plants that need a little more sun.
Liriope, variegated arbacola and other mounding grasses
make a nice transition to turf at the edge of shade.
These areas are also great to create hardscape spaces,
pavers or rocks can be installed to use these spaces for
recreation adding texture and color. Water features are also
a good option creating a nice focal point and adding the
calming sound of the water.
Please contact me to help you and guide you in your next
gardening project. There are lots of options out there it’s
just a matter of finding the right one for each space. (561)
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Happenings
Jupiter Pointe Club & Marina Boat Preview Party
Report and Photos by Penny Sheltz
Jupiter Pointe
Club & Marina
held a Boat Preview
Party. Guests enjoyed
complimentary drinks,
clam chowder, conch
fritters and preview of
their boats!
The Marina is home
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facilities in Martin and welcomed guests.
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Health & Wellness
Hearing Solutions
Why Your Hearing Healthcare Professional Really Matters
By Murray Steinfeld, Audioprosthologist
Increasingly, hearing aids
are being attempted to be sold
online through catalogues
and directly to the consumer
by passing the hearing
healthcare professional. Even
Hammacher Schlemer, a
known gift and gadget retailer
is attempting to sell hearing
aids as an over the counter
product by referring to them
as “amplifiers.”
Some large insurance companies have attempted to persuade
their clients to spend their hard-earned money on hearing
products, not necessarily appropriate to their hearing concerns.
They are being told that there will be a significant savings if
purchased from the insurance company, but the real motivation
is not necessarily to the benefit of the patient but in truth it is
to the benefit of the insurance company. That is called “Client
Retention and Control.” What the client forgets is that they are
left without the face-to-face contact anytime needed to tweak
the aids or to have an immediate examination if there are any
questions as regarding their hearing or how any new medications
or illness may be affecting their current hearing. The loss of
immediate availability and ongoing care by the locally available
audioprosthologist, audiologist or hearing specialist. What
happens if there is need for a repair that could be done quickly
and easily be done in the office, sometimes while you wait?
What happens when a patient is experiencing difficulty
for whatever the reason and there is no one locally available
to check you, the hearing aids, etc.? What if you have an
accumulation of earwax and it is causing problems with your
aid and your hearing ability? Will the insurance company send
an audioprosthologist, audiologist or hearing specialist to your
home with all the proper equipment necessary to diagnose the
problem and fix it? The insurance company is looking out for
the benefit of the insurance company. They want to be sure the
client and the client’s premium will be there ongoing. Truthfully,
the client and the client’s problems and their frustrations are
very secondary.
Here is some factual information for you to consider:
1) On March 28, 2012, the U.S. Food & Drug Administration
(FDA) issued a letter to (HI) Health Innovations, a United
Healthcare Insurance Company Division created to influence
clients and dispense hearing aids to their clients made by a totally
unknown facility. The FDA stated that the company’s online
hearing test was in violation of the Federal Food & Drug &
Cosmetic Act. In the same letter the FDA ordered the company
to take down the test. The letter was written and signed by Steven
D. Silverman, director of the Office of Compliance, Center for
Devices and Radiological Health and was addressed to Health
Innovations CEO Lisa Tseng, M.D. Interestingly, the United
Healthcare Division Health Innovations was instructing the
client to go to a hearing healthcare person, pay them whatever
they ask, be tested and send the results to them and they’ll send
you a pair of hearing aids. The rest of the burden is now on your
shoulders. But, you’ll save some money. What a desperate way
for an insurance company to treat their business and their clients.
Now let’s take an honest look at what really matters with
your hearing healthcare. Here’s the problem. Although it is true
that the by-passing of a licensed and certified hearing healthcare
professional, if available, might be an immediate savings of some
dollars. But, are you willing or would it be wise to by-pass proper
examination, diagnosis, fitting, programming and counseling
which I’m sure you’ll agree is a recipe for poor treatment
outcomes and the increased risks to your hearing health.
There are many potential causes for hearing loss including
aging, blockages, ear infections, fistulas, head injuries,
medications, Meniere’s disease, noise damage, otosclerosis
and tumors. Many cannot be treated with a hearing aid and
may require immediate medical intervention. If you consider
purchasing your hearing device from other than your hearing
healthcare person you may become your own worst enemy.
What’s more hearing loss may also result from the improper
fitting or programming of hearing instruments.
It should also be known that most legitimate hearing aid
providers (makers) will not allow their hearing aids to be sold
or dispensed without a face-to-face consultation with a licensed
practitioner. They recognize the risks of buying and using
hearing aids without the proper counseling and fitting that only
a licensed hearing healthcare professional can provide.
Finally, a hearing aid is not a normal consumer product. It is
a medical device. It requires the proper battery of audiological
tests, it has to have the right hardware and software and needs
to have the correct fit physically for the patient. It must be tuned
and configured to the individual and be correctly and physically
fit to the impaired individual. Additionally it is to the advantage
of the patient to be re-tested annually and the hearing aids they
are wearing be updated and corrected to the new audiogram.
That is in the best interest of the patient and should be done by
their hearing healthcare practitioner.
In reality fitting hearing aids is an art that is guided by science
and delivered by the experience of a licensed and board certified
hearing healthcare professional.
Hearing Solutions of the Palm Beaches, Colonial
Plaza, 651 W. Indiantown Road, Jupiter, (561) 747-6339,
e-mail: hearingsolutions651@hotmail.com or www.
thehearingsolution.net.
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Speeding Recovering From Surgery
By Dan and Liz Brumer, R.Phs., Tequesta Drugs and Compounding Pharmacy
A sudden fall. A serious
diagnosis. Surgery isn’t
always something you can
plan for. Even so, you can
take steps to make recovery
at home a little faster and
safer. You just might need
to depend on others for
extra help. With the benefit
of advance planning, of
course, do what you can before the day of surgery.
Simplify. What felt easy before surgery may suddenly
feel a little like mountain climbing. Take a few simple steps
now to eliminate steps later.
• Stock up on food and other supplies. Buy ready-made
meals or prepare and freeze single meals.
• Put items you use often within easy reach – between
waist and shoulder level.
• Make sure your bed is firm enough to support you while
you recover.
• Stay on the same floor as a nearby bathroom. Or buy a
portable commode to put by the bed.
• Put a portable or cell phone within easy reach. Keep
handy the numbers you will need to call, like the doctor’s
office, neighbor, relative and pharmacy.
• Place a firm-backed chair in rooms you use most often.
• Use a fanny pack to carry items with you around the
house. Place the phone inside there, just in case you fall and
need to call for help.
Ask for help. If not now, when? Remind yourself that
most people feel good about helping out. So when someone
says, “What can I do?” be specific. You might say something
like this: “I need help getting the dog walked twice a week.”
“A home-cooked meal tomorrow would be terrific.” “If I give
you a list, can you run to the store for me once a week?”
Will you need help with basic things like bathing and
transportation, but don’t have anyone at home who can help?
Ask the doctor, nurse, or social worker how to find trained
caregivers.
Safe-proof the bathroom. Unless you make a few
changes, this room can be downright dangerous.
• Consider buying an elevated toilet seat and a shower or
bath chair.
• Install grab bars vertically or horizontally. Don’t ever
use towel racks as grab bars.
• Add non-slip suction mats in the tub and a non-skid mat
outside the tub.
• Place soap and shampoo where you won’t need to reach
for it.
Remember that you can purchase some of these special
items in our store.
Prevent falls. Do what you can to remove tripping
hazards. Remove loose wires, cords and throw rugs in
walkways. Add extra lighting, for example, nightlights to
hallways and bathrooms. Keep your hands free when moving
from room to room.
Practice using crutches, a walker or wheelchair. Also, have
someone show you the safe way to go up and down stairs
and get in and out of the shower.
Follow instructions. After surgery, you’ll likely go
home with special instructions on incision care. To prevent
infections, make sure you understand how to care for your
incision. For example, call the doctor if you see pus or the
incision becomes really painful.
Also, take medications exactly as prescribed. If you have
questions about any of this, remember that we are here to
guide you in the proper use of your medications. Remember
that pain control can help you get moving, which can speed
your healing and help prevent complications. Let your doctor
and us know if pain medication isn’t working or is causing
side effects. There’s no reason to suffer in silence!
Call us at Tequesta Drugs if you would like more
information (561) 741-8222.
Title Boxing Club Happenings
Our member Olga Bitondo posing after
she signed our 25 pound weight loss bag.
She has lost over 50 pounds since joining
Our 10 a.m. Saturday class after the “Power Hour.”
Title Boxing Club Jupiter.
The Talk Of Tequesta, Page 15
Art Happenings
The Lighthouse ArtCenter 50th Annual Beaux Arts Ball Rockets To Success
The night was one to remember, both as a terrific
party and as a chance to look back and celebrate
the first year the Lighthouse ArtCenter Museum,
Gallery & School of Art first opened its doors.
“Rocket to 1964” was the theme for the 50th
Beaux Arts Ball, held March 8 at The Country Club
at Mirasol in Palm Beach Gardens, giving a nod to
the emerging aeronautical industry in the area as
well as recalling the art scene, music and fashion
of the era. The ball raised more than $100,000 for Executive Director Katie Deits chats with
guests Roger Burke and Ellen Tschappat. Chairs Sam and Jill Plummer
the ArtCenter.
“The rocket in ‘Rocket to 1964’ was a metaphor
greet guests as they arrive at the
125 Club event, serving on 50th Jubilee Beaux Arts Ball.
on several counts. In celebrating the Lighthouse ArtCenter’s
many committees and being
50th year, we wanted to reference some of the very real
a creative force behind our major events. Ted Matz, head of
technological, geo-political, and pop culture elements that
painting and drawing for the ArtCenter, received the Executive
were very real in our communities at the time,” said Chair
Director’s Award, for donating his time and talents to many
Sam Plummer. ”We had pop art and Andy Warhol look-alikes
of our school programs and chairing the first annual Plein Air
galore and, of course, what early ’60’s party would be complete
Festival to be held March 20-24.
without the music of the Beatles, Beach Boys and Motown?”
“Artists creatively painted palettes for the silent auction,”
“In these times, people who care about the arts must take
Deits said. “It truly was an opportunity to showcase the talent
leadership roles in ensuring that arts organizations survive,”
our museum attracts. And perhaps that is what we are most
said Katie Deits, executive director of the ArtCenter. “Our
proud of, along with our programs, classes and children’s
Chairs Sam and Jill Plummer, who grew up being involved
ArtCamps. The money raised at the ball will help support
with the ArtCenter, had the vision for this 50th anniversary
these programs and guests donated generously to our children’s
gala and put in the hard work to make this such a successful
scholarship fund.”
event. We are so grateful to all who worked so hard to make
There were wealth of auction items on which patrons
the ball a financial success that was also wonderfully fun for
could bid, including a photograph of President Reagan’s last
the guests.”
moment in office by Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer,
The annual Shine Award, given to a volunteer who has
Stephen Crowley, a bronze sculpture by renowned artist Luis
gone above and beyond for the ArtCenter, was given to
Montoya, a painting by Leslie Ortiz, a political cartoon by Pat
Gerri Aurre, a talented artist and longtime member who
Crowley and many gift certificates generously donated by local
has volunteered for many committees, created countless
restaurants and businesses. Theresa Wood chaired the silent
paintings, sculptures and centerpieces for our events and is a
auction committee.
ceaseless and much-appreciated supporter of the ArtCenter.
“It was a fun and successful event brought together
Pat Crowley, a Lighthouse ArtCenter faculty member, received
by wonderful chairs and a terrific committee. It was truly
the Wally Bates award for his generous contributions over
a collaboration of many people, including our dedicated
the years in support of the ArtCenter, including chairing the
Ruth Petzold and her guests Nicole Mader, Ivi Kimmel,
Farley Rentschler, Chris Traughber, Gail Traughber, Dr.
Denise Herzing, Don Mader enjoy their Beatles-themed table
at the 50th Beaux Arts Ball.
volunteers, and we are so fortunate to have their support,” said
Sheila McDonald-Bell, director of events for the ArtCenter.
The Lighthouse ArtCenter is a member-supported nonprofit
501(c)(3) community arts organization, providing excellence
in art exhibitions, instruction, education and outreach for
all ages. Programs are funded in part by the Palm Beach
County Cultural Council, the Palm Beach County Tourist
Development Council and the Palm Beach County Board of
County Commissioners.
For information on the Lighthouse ArtCenter Museum,
School of Art, exhibitions, programs and events, visit
LighthouseArts.org or call (561) 746-3101. The Lighthouse
ArtCenter is at Gallery Square North, 373 Tequesta Drive,
Tequesta, one-half mile west of U.S. 1.
Museum hours are Monday through Friday 10 a.m. to 4
p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Admission is $5 Monday
through Friday. Free admission on Saturday. As part of the
national Blue Star Museum initiative, free admission to active
military and their families from Memorial Day weekend
through Labor Day weekend. Closed Sunday.
One Complimentary POwer HOur
Boxing or Kickboxing Fitness workout
For You and A Friend*
*Must present ad, one per person. l Jupiter location only.
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561-315-4763
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561-516-1293
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561-385-5483
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561-818-6188
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561-719-6818
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561-762-5535
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561-307-6602
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