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The Daniel Island News ■ June 30 - July 6, 2016
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More“bios of the banner brave”on Daniel Island
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Jennifer Johnston
jennifer@thedanielislandnews.com
Editor’s Note: The following continues an
ongoing series of biographical briefs celebrating those named on the Exchange Club of
Daniel Island’s “honor banners” around the
island. In conjunction with the upcoming Independence Day, we have a special feature on
a hero with a touching link to Daniel Island.
Please watch for more bios in future issues.
Corporal Patrick Tillman
The first of three sons for Mary and Patrick
Tillman, Pat Tillman was born on November
6, 1976, in San Jose, California. He grew to
Corporal Patrick Tillman put a successful NFL
be a “natural leader with a tendency to push
limits,” astounding in the classroom and guid- career on pause to serve his country after the
terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.
ing his high school team to a Central Coast
Division I Football Championship. Pat was
uate Scholarship for academic and athletic
then recruited by Arizona State University
excellence. In just three and a half years, Pat
to play linebacker, and led the Sun Devils to
graduated Summa Cum Laude from ASU’s
the 1997 Rose Bowl following an undefeated
prestigious W.P. Carey School of Business
season. During his college career, the athletic
and academic accolades came pouring in, each with a B.S. in Marketing.
In the seventh round of the 1998 NFL Draft,
hard-fought and well-earned: three consecuthe
Arizona Cardinals selected Pat, and he
tive selections to the Pac-10 All-Academic
became
the team’s starting safety, breaking the
Football Team, a 1st team Academic Allfranchise record with 224 tackles in 2000.
American honor, and the NCAA’s Post-Grad-
During his time in the league, he pursued a
Master’s degree in history, volunteered with
the Boys and Girls Clubs and March of Dimes,
and conditioned off-season by participating in
marathons and triathlons. Despite his stardom
on the field, his spirit had remained largely
unchanged.
Perhaps the first clue of the personal impact
the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the U.S. had on
Pat came in a comment to a reporter on September 12, 2001: “A lot of my family has gone
and fought in wars and I really haven’t done
a damn thing.” Just after his return from honeymooning with new bride (and high school
sweetheart), Marie, in the spring of 2002,
Pat announced that he would take a hiatus
from the NFL to join the U.S. Army with his
brother, Kevin. The two enlisted for a threeyear commitment that July, and were assigned
to the second battalion of the 75th Ranger
Regiment in Fort Lewis, Washington. Pat and
Kevin served tours in Iraq during Operation
Iraqi Freedom in 2003, and in Afghanistan
during Operation Enduring Freedom in 2004.
As Pat and his fellow Rangers traveled
through the rugged terrain of eastern Afghanistan on April 22, 2004, their unit was
ambushed. Ever the leader and shepherd, Pat
attempted to cover his comrades as they fled
the canyon. He was shot and killed, an unfortunate, untimely victim of friendly fire.
Not wishing for the controversy and publicity surrounding the conditions of his death
to be his legacy, Pat’s family and friends
instead focused on that which better defined
the soldier: his principles and his service. His
champions founded the Pat Tillman Foundation to offer military veterans and spouses who
best honor that legacy educational scholarships, tools, and support to propel them in the
fields of medicine, law, business, education,
and the arts. To date, more than 406 Tillman
Military Scholars have been named, with over
$8 million in scholarships awarded.
Pat Tillman’s Exchange Club honor banner
flies on Daniel Island because of one resident’s
chance connection with his family. Shortly
after Pat’s death in 2004, former infantry Marine Joel Jackson reached out to the Tillman
Foundation in its infant stages, just to see how
he might be of help. “I certainly followed (Pat)
when he gave up his NFL contract to join the
military,” Joel recalls, “like many others did.”
Pat’s brother-in-law, Alex Garwood,
responded to Joel with some ways he might
be of service to the Tillman family and to the
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04 viewpoint
Letter to the
editor
Not happy with President
Obama’s economic policies
Account Executives:
Ronda Schilling
5. The number of persons employed part time
for economic reasons (also referred to as involuntary part-time workers) increased by 468,000 to
In May, the unemployment rate declining by
0.3 percentage point to 4.7 percent would appear 6.4 million in May, after showing little moveto be good news, but when I followed the advice ment since November.
6. In May, 1.7 million persons were not countof a former supervisor and peeled the onion to
ed as unemployed because they had not searched
take a closer look, it is not so great:
for work in the four weeks preceding the survey.
1. The number of unemployed persons still
7. Total nonfarm payroll employment in May
stands at 7.4 million.
only increased by 38,000.
2. The rates for teenagers (16.0 percent) and
8. Within manufacturing, employment in
blacks (8.2 percent) is not so great.
durable goods declined by 18,000 in May, with
3. The number of long-term unemployed
job losses of 7,000 in machinery and 3,000 in
(those jobless for 27 weeks or more) is 1.9
furniture and related products.
million and accounted for 25.1 percent of the
9. The average workweek for all employees on
unemployed.
4. The civilian labor force participation rate de- private nonfarm payrolls was only 34.4 hours in
May.
creased by 0.2 percentage point to 62.6 percent.
Trudy Hicks
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10. Adding unemployed (7.4 million), involuntary part-time workers (6.4 million), and those
that have not looked for work in four weeks (1.7
million) yields 15.5 million either unemployed
or underemployed. Add the fact that only 62.6
percent of the civilian labor force is even trying
to get a job and the report is dismal, Mr. Obama.
Now, Hillary Clinton wants you to elect her as
your next President so she can continue the failed
Obama economic policies. Democrats really
need to ask themselves if they are better off after
almost eight years of this administration and is
this the economy they are looking forward to for
the next four years.
E. Mac McBride
Daniel Island
From the 6/29/06 edition: What great poolside seats!
In the June 29, 2006 edition
of the paper we reported that
residential development continued
to boom in and around Daniel
Island. At the previous week’s City
Planning Commission’s meeting,
the Board approved three new
subdivisions on Daniel Island (two
extensions in Daniel Island Park
and an extension of Pierce and
Beekman Streets in the area behind
Smythe Park Pond on the south
side of the island to the Wando
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River). A fourth subdivision was
greeted with resident opposition
and was deferred until the next
Planning Commission meeting.
That development, the cottages
located on Island Park Drive across
from the club fitness and pool facilities, were eventually approved
and built. Additionally, a 104-unit
development on St. Thomas Island
Drive, Shell Ring, was slated for
construction to begin in August
2006.
FIVE YEARS AGO
Lowcountry Honor Flight raising funds to
take Summit Place Vets to D.C.
In the June 30, 2011
edition of the paper the
top news story was that
Daniel Island resident
Thom Iannarino was
meeting with a group of
men at Summit Place
every Tuesday morning.
Iannarino, who served in
the military from 1967 to
1984, was raising funds
to take several World
War II veterans in the
group on a Lowcountry
Honor Flight to Washington D.C. the following
spring.
From the 6/30/11 edition: Abby’s Friends raised
over $250,000 which included over 400 people.
The charity supports juvenile diabetes. Shown
in photo are John, Kendell and Abby Sutterlin.
ELIZABETH BUSH
From the 6/30/11
edition: Daniel Island
resident Thom Iannarino (left) met with
a group of men at
Summit Place every
Tuesday morning. Iannarino, who served in
the military from 1967
to 1984, was hoping
to take several World
War II veterans in the
group on a Lowcountry Honor Flight to
Washington D.C.
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Who is your favorite person, or what was your favorite event, from the
American Revolutionary War? Why?
Compiled and photographed by Søren Spina
Bunker Hill because it
shows when you lose
a battle it can weaken
the enemy and allow
you to win the war
even though you lost a
battle.
Connor
Age 12
George Washington
because he was one
of the greatest leaders of our country
and he led us to
victory.
Emmett
Age 13
The Boston Tea
Party because it was
towards the beginning and it is funny
how they threw tea
into the harbor.
Christian
Age 13
Independence Day
because that is my
birthday.
Fulton
Age 6
The Battle of Yorktown because that
was when we won
the war.
Myers
Age 9
Paul Revere because
he warned everybody
that the Red Coats
were coming.
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Age 12
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Meet The Anderson Family
Kate Moss
We continue our ongoing “Daniel Island
Family” series with the Anderson clan of Farr
Street. If you like to ride your bike or go for
walks, especially along Daniel Island’s miles of
beautiful trails, it’s a good bet that you’ve met
Pete, Elizabeth, their daughter Lillian (a rising
fourth grader at Daniel Island School) and
their ten month-old puppy Louie Meatball (aka
“Chewie”). The family cat, Big Kitty, prefers to
nap at home.
Can you give us a little background on
the Anderson family? Where are you from
originally?
Elizabeth Anderson: My husband Pete and I
are both military brats so we’ve moved around
a lot. I was born in Johnson City, TN, but less
kate moss
than a year later my family moved to WashingPete,
Elizabeth,
Lillian,
Big
Kitty
and
Louie
Meatball
(aka
“Chewie)
relaxing
on
the
back
porch.
ton, DC, then Indianapolis, IN; Carlisle, PA;
and Heidelberg, Germany, where I went to kining company – or do you have new careers?
Angeles to Washington, DC, finally landing in
dergarten. We ended up back in Carlisle where
EA: Totally new. I have worked in several
my dad taught finance at an Army War College. Charleston. Oddly enough, both of our parents
moved
to
Summerville
in
the
mid
1980s.
Our
facets
of management in real estate and I have
My parents ended up retiring down here in the
families have lived in Charleston ever since.
been a broker with Keller-Williams for the last
Summerville area.
EA: Pete and I met in 2003. We were both
four years.
Pete Anderson: I was born in Kansas, then
PA: I’ve actually got two jobs: One in the Air
working for Beazer Homes.
made the moving circuit from Alabama to Los
Do you both still work for that same build- Force Reserve as a C-17 Airdrop Evaluator and
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Load Master and the other in Civil Service as a
C-17 Instructor Loadmaster.
How did you originally decide Center
Park as the neighborhood where you wanted
to live?
EA: The decision was purely an investment.
Beazer Homes, the company that Pete and I
worked for, happened to be building homes in
Center Park, and we were entitled to a discount.
It just worked out really well. We moved into
our first home on Grand Council Street in 2003.
What prompted you to move from your
house on Grand Council Street to the house
you now live in on Farr Street?
EA: After Lillian was born in 2007, we knew
we were going to need a bigger house. It’s
amazing how one small person can occupy so
much space.
What do you love best about the house you
live in now on Farr Street?
EA: We love the marsh views. That was
a big reason to move to this house. And the
elevated construction with a basement. As military brats, Pete and I grew up in houses with
basements. We think of this as our “Charleston
house with a basement.”
We also figured we could put a swimming
pool in the backyard. We - especially Pete - did
a lot of work cleaning up the back and front
yards the first year we moved in so we could do
that, and even add a tree swing in the front yard.
It’s just perfect here - a great family house!
See family on PAGE 10
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2016
july - aug.
Independence Day Celebration
Daniel Island’s 4th of July festivities will be held on Sunday, July 3rd and Monday, July 4th! Celebrate our nation’s
holiday with neighbors, friends and family! Dress up your
homes, your businesses, your bikes and yourselves with
patriotic colors and take part in our island tradition of honoring this wonderful patriotic holiday. Also, on Thursday, June
30th a special concert featuring the return of the United
States Air Force Blue Aces Band will be held at Children’s
Park. Details at dicommunity.org, including July 3 fireworks
at Children’s Park.
ARK 5K Run/ Walk and 1 Mile Fun Run.
Online registration for the 17th Annual Race continues
through Aug. 25 at 5:59 p.m. at http://thearkofsc.org/racefor-the-ark-2/. For more information or for assistance with
registration, contact Megan at INFO@THEARKOFSC.ORG
OR 843-832-2357. Manual registrations will be accepted
August 26-27. $35 per person with or without a t-shirt. This
year’s t-shirt is quick-dry fabric! All proceeds benefit The
ARK.
Farmers Market
Every Thursday 3 p.m. – 6 p.m. on Seven Farms Drive in
front of the Volvo Car Open Stadium.
History of Western Civilization
This college-level humanities course continues at the Daniel Island branch of the Berkeley County Library System.
The free course will be taught on Wednesdays at 10:30 am.
Participants can attend at any time, as each of the sessions
stands on its own. The Professor is Hillyer Rudisill III, a
native Charlestonian who has taught such courses for over
50 years.
Willingway Continuing Care Meetings
Every Monday 6:30-7:30 pm at The Church of the Holy
Cross, 299 Seven Farms Dr. Provides a community for addicts, their family and friends to talk about their experiences
and find ways to connect with 12-step recovery. Free.
Contact Rhett Crull 843-323-7111 with questions.
Tai Chi
Free classes. Tuesday & Friday 8:30-9:30 am at Providence Baptist Church. Call Gwen at 843-718-5454 for
information.
Run Club
Gaia Fit Run Club meets on Fridays 5:30 am and Sundays
7:30 am for group runs as well as First Friday Happy Hour
Runs at DI restaurants. Email mary@gaiafit.com.
Group run/walk
Every Wednesday morning at 8:30 am from Pierce Park
Pavilion: Enjoy a 3-mile walk or run along the Wando River
and share your thoughts and input with the Daniel Island
News’ writers and advertising executives.
BENG
The July meeting is cancelled in honor of the July 4th holiday. Next meeting will be the first Tuesday in August. “Business Executive Networking Group” meets the first Tuesday
of every month at the Berkeley County Library on Daniel
Island, 2301 Daniel Island Drive, 5 to 6:30 pm. BENG
(www.thebeng.org) is a multidiscipline networking group for
mid to senior level executive professionals who are seeking
a new career. Contact Cathey Petkash, cpetkash@frannet.
com. Register at http://bengcharleston.eventbrite.com.
WOMEN OF FAITH
Daniel Island ladies of all denominations gather Wednesday
mornings at 9 am for an hour of prayer and sharing. Call
Joan Vitalo, 843-884-1484, or Kay Uhler, 843-971-1445, for
details.
Women’s Island Network (WIN)
Join professional women for a networking luncheon, which
is held the last Wednesday of each month at The Islander,
from 11:45am – 1pm. Contact Sheila Underwood - 843654-6289 or email Sheila.underwood@suntrust.com. RSVP
is required.
TOASTMASTERS
Toastmasters of Daniel Island meet on the first and third
Friday of every month, from 12 to 1 pm at Summit Place,
320 Seven Farms Dr. For more information please contact
claire@eduave.com or Brian Richards (843) 884-5987.
AA meetings on DI
Daily M-F 8 am, Tue. 7 pm, Fri 7 pm at Providence Baptist
Church, 294 Seven Farms Dr.; Sat. 8 pm at Holy Cross
Church, 299 Seven Farms Dr.
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DANIEL ISLAND EXCHANGE CLUB
Meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month (with
some exceptions) at 6pm at The Church of the Holy Cross,
299 Seven Farms Drive, and centers its service initiatives
on Americanism, youth programs, community service and
the prevention of child abuse. For questions about meeting
dates and programming, contact PresidentDIExchangeClub@gmail.com or visit their Facebook page.
Mom’s Playdate
Join local moms and kids for playdates twice a month at
Center Park (train side) on the first Wed. of every month at
10 am and the third Wed. of every month at 11 am. Contact
Erica Elmenhurst (ericaelmenhurst@gmail.com) and/or
Marie Corbin (mariefw@gmail.com) for more information.
Men’s Fitness Group
F3, a free men’s workout group, meets every Saturday
morning starting at 6:20 am at Governors Park and at 5:30
am on Wednesdays. www.f3nation.com or email F3Charleston@gmail.com.
Kindergarten registration/
orientation a DIS
Children must be five years of age on or before Sep. 1.
Registration is online at www.bcsdschools.net/registration.
This process begins by setting up an Infosnap account using your email address/cell phone number. Please be sure
to submit your information using the link for the 2016-2017
school year. After registering online, and receiving an email
confirmation, please submit the following documentation to
DIS to complete the registration process: Student’s Birth
Certificate, two current proofs of residency with name and
street address (utility bill, rental agreement, etc.), SC Immunization form. Daniel Island School will receive the above
documentation each week from 9 am to 2 pm Mon-Fri and
4 pm to 5:30 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. For more
information please call 843-471-2301.
Kindergarten registration at Philip
Simmons Elementary
Philip Simmons Elementary will be accepting kindergarten
registration documents Mon-Fri., 7:30 a.m. – 2 p.m. at their
current office at Contract Construction at 260 Seven Farms
Rd Suite E on Daniel Island. For more information please
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Meet the Anderson family
What is
your family’s favorite
From family on PAGE 07
place to hang
out on the isYou’re right around the corner from your land? Why?
old house. Was that intentional?
EA: We
PA: Yes. Literally, we’re just a block away
love to hang
from our old home. We knew the neighborhood out in our
and we knew we’d be in close proximity to
backyard
Daniel Island School and Bishop England, if
pool, but we
that comes into play later. And we enjoy using
do like spendthe parks. Other than the process of moving, it
ing time at
wasn’t a major life change. We were moving
Etiwan Park.
from one home in Center Park to another in the
LA: I actusame neighborhood.
ally like the
kate moss
Was your daughter excited about moving
park across
Lillian enjoying a quiet mointo the new house?
the street best ment in the neighborhood
Lillian Anderson: I can answer this ques– especially
park’s “secret garden.”
tion! After we got settled, we got our first pet
playing in the
- a cat we named Big Kitty - from way out of
“secret garden” I found there.
town. We used to call him “Honey” because he
EA: As far as restaurants go, we like to go
was a big bundle of honey. Big Kitty is seven
to Vespa and Sermet’s. We also love Wasabi –
years old and doesn’t really get along well with which has a 20% discount for military families
our new ten month-old Cairn Terrier puppy,
every Monday night. Of course there’s the Juice
Louie Meatball, who we also call “Chewie.”
Bar and the Tropical Smoothie Café - Lilly’s
He chews everything! We got Chewie out in
favorite - for afternoon treats.
the country. He has two brothers, and a sister
Are you into exercise as a family? What
named Lucy who actually lives on Barfield
kinds of exercise do you enjoy?
Street. Chewie gets to have lots of play dates
EA: Lillian, Chewie, and I go for lots of
with her. We also go to the park across the street walks to a local pond to feed the turtles. We
and take Chewie with us. There’s a lot of dogs
also walk on the Daniel Island trails and use
there – even another puppy. Chewie is making
the Daniel Island Trail app. You know all those
lots of friends.
symbols you see on the signs along the trails?
They’re markers for the DI Trails app and show
you where you are and the distance you’ve
already walked or biked. The app also has
music you can listen to while you’re walking or
biking. It’s very cool.
For myself, I do Gaia Fit a couple of times
each week. I also do a Barre class at Fit Culture
and some yoga at Family Chiropractic on the
island. I also walk three miles every Sunday
with a neighborhood friend. Pete usually works
out at the gym on base.
What books or movies have you read or
seen recently that you’d like to recommend?
EA: I just saw “Money Monster” (starring
George Clooney and Julia Roberts). I’ve also
just finished reading “The Girl on the Train,” a
mystery and a good summer read. I’m not typically a mystery reader, but a friend who knew
I enjoyed reading “Gone Girl” recommended
“The Girl on the Train.” It’s very similar.
PA: We just saw Finding Dory as a family. I
don’t see many movies aside from what we see
with Lillian. I’m more of a sports guy. I tend to
watch college football, college basketball, and
soccer on TV.
LA: My favorite books are the Bad Kitty
series by Nick Bruel!
Is there a favorite Anderson family dish?
LA: My mom makes amazing chicken soup.
It’s delicious!
Can you think of three words to describe
your life on Daniel Island?
EA: Community. Once Lillian entered
school, I joined the Daniel Island School PTA.
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My roles as PTA Secretary, Membership, and
being a room-mom helped me to better connect
to the community and learn what was going
on. It really helps to get involved. We live in a
very unique community. There’s so much here
that’s easily accessible yet you can also drive
15 minutes to downtown – or the beaches - and
enjoy a totally different atmosphere! We’ve got
the best of both worlds!
LA: Friendly.
PA: Safe. Early on in my career when I was
gone a lot for work, I had peace of mind that I
was leaving my family in a nice, safe community. I still feel that way whenever I have to go
out of town.
Is there anything you would like to add
that would help your neighbors get to know
you better?
EA: We wish more people would go to the
dog park (located between Governors Park
and the Volvo Car Stadium). We take Chewie
but often there’s no one there. We’re thinking
about organizing a special fall event, complete
with ice-cream for kids and Frosty Paws for the
dogs.
What’s for dinner at the Anderson house
tonight?
EA: That’s up for grabs right now!
What’s the best advice you’ve ever received?
EA: To live in the present and not to worry.
I know from experience - and from being with
Lillian - that when I stay in the moment I am
totally at peace.
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More than 406 Tillman Military Scholars have been named
From tillman on PAGE 02
Foundation. “After I hung up the phone with
Alex I sent him a pretty emotional email on
what Pat meant to me and how inspiring he
was to me personally,” recounts Joel. “For
some reason I just wanted him to know.” Two
hours after sending that email, Joel got a call
from Pat’s mom, Mary Tillman.
“I’ll never forget it,” states Joel. “Here was
this mother - whose son was just killed and
being paraded on every news channel on the
planet - calling me, thanking me for the kind
words… We talked about how unique Pat was
and I told her not to listen to all these people
on TV saying ‘Pat was just another guy who
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differently’... because he wasn’t. I don’t know
a single person in all my military travels (including me) who would give up a $4 million
NFL contract to join the military.”
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sports the middle name “Tillman” - and a
one year-old. With Pat serving as a continued
influence in their lives, the couple travels to
Tempe every year for Pat’s Run, a 4.2 mile
run (Tillman’s jersey number was 42) with
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Joel went a step further - though it was closer
to home.
Earlier this year, the Tillman Foundation
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Joel and Sarah Jackson pay tribute to football
star and fallen soldier Pat Tillman
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area. Without enough time to arrange for the
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in front of the Jackson’s Smythe Park home,
and meandered through Pierce Park, with a
loop completed twice to log the 4.2 miles.
Last fall, Joel purchased an honor banner
from the Exchange Club of Daniel Island
to bear the name of his hero. Though they
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Sip Shop Support event a success
Katherine Smith
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The air was a little warm for the first
annual Sip Shop Support last Wednesday
evening on Daniel Island, but that didn’t stop
shoppers who were eagerly looking for deals
at some of Daniel Island’s most popular
shops and businesses. With the shopping
area divided into four districts in the Daniel
Island Town Center, it was easy to navigate
from business to business. If walking was not
possible, it was convenient to catch a trolley
to the next district.
Vendors from all over the Charleston area,
many of which are home-based businesses,
set up shop throughout Daniel Island and
offered one-of-a-kind jewelry, home goods,
clothing, and many more unique gifts for
sale. While it was a shopper’s delight, the
main purpose of the event was to raise
money for the Campaign for the MUSC
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The Volvo Car Stadium hosted several vendors and was also home to
live music that entertained the shoppers who stopped.
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Blue Poppy was bustling with shoppers. With a 15% off promotion for
those participating in Sip Shop Support, it was easy to get a bargain.
Pictured here, Jordan Dukes and Olivia Jenkins sip champagne while
shopping.
Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital. And that,
too, proved to be a success!
“Over twenty local businesses hosted
over forty guest vendors for the first ever
Daniel Island Sip Shop Support on June 22!
Event organizers are pleased and proud of
the turnout for our first event! More than
$15,000 was raised through sponsorships
and business and participant donations for
the Campaign for the MUSC Shawn Jenkins
Children’s Hospital!” said Lauren Hoffman,
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The juice bar rocks! Lily Hair and Isabella Newbert serve up goodness!
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Working for a great cause! Tyler Self, Nikki Tayler, Emma Tayler,
Hunter Tayler and Karen Knick volunteered at the ticket and passport
check in at 225 Seven Farms Drive. Hunter had a poster sized photo
of himself at the table to help promote fundraising for the MUSC
Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital.
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volunteer for the event. “Thank you to those
of you who came out to enjoy sips, do some
shopping, and support the Campaign for the
MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital.
We are especially grateful to all Benefitfocus
volunteers and thank them for giving their
time to help check in guests. Event organizers are already talking about how to improve
the event next year. Initial thoughts are to
change the timing to fall.”
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Karen Burke and Katie Sacko pause for a
photo at Sacko’s vendor space – Southern
Gates Collection.
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Denning Belk Anderson hams it up for the
camera wearing Artemis Books and Southern
Gates jewelry.
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Sip Shop Support
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Artist Mollie Vardell displays her paintings at
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The Measure of Your Worth
management
moment
or motives. Be kind anyway.”
Your worth as a leader is not based upon
what other people think or say about you.
Be kind and find your lane to operate in, and
don’t allow yourself to be defined by your
Doug Dickerson
critics.
Try not to become a man of success, but
“If you are honest and sinrather try to become a man of value. – Albert
cere people may deceive you.
Einstein
Be honest and sincere anyway.”
Perhaps no composer has captured the
Your worth as a leader may be underestimusical heart and soul of America as did
mated by those who mistake your honesty and
Irving Berlin. In addition to familiar favorites character for weakness. It’s not. And when
such as “God Bless America” and “Easter
others try to deceive you they will soon learn
Parade,” he wrote, “I’m Dreaming of a White that lesson the hard way.
Christmas,” which still ranks as the all-time
“What you spend years creatbest-selling musical score. In an interview for ing, others could destroy
the San Diego Union, Don Freemand asked
overnight. Create anyway.”
Berlin, “Is there any question you’ve never
Your worth as a leader is found in the value
been asked that you would like someone to
that you add to others. It is also reflective in
ask you?”
the value that you bring to your organization.
“Well, yes, there is one,” he replied. “’What Others may - by their actions and attitudes
do you think of the many songs you’ve writ- tear down or destroy, but keep building
ten that didn’t become hits?’ My reply would
anyway.
be that I still think they are wonderful.”
“If you find serenity and hapWhen it comes to the value that is placed
piness, some may be jealous.
upon you as a leader, regardless of the
Be happy anyway.”
industry you are in, there is a formula for
Your worth as a leader is found in your
calculating your worth that is possibly being
ability to lay your head down at night and be
overlooked.
at peace with yourself, with others, and with
Certain things continually show up in the
your Creator. The serenity in your heart and
rubric of work that are measurements of sucthe happiness on your countenance may make
cess that people look to in order to prescribe
others jealous, but your worth is not measured
your worth. Fair or not, that tends to be the
by their unhappiness. You have happiness in
norm. Performance reviews center around
your heart for a reason. Don’t give it up.
one’s ability to stay on task, how well he/she
“Give the best you have, and
works with others, meeting specified goals,
it will never be enough. Give
contributions to the bottom line, etc. (all of
your best anyway.”
which are important and are not meant to be
Your worth as a leader is not found it what
diminished here).
you take but in what you give. Although in
Go back to the story for a moment. While
the grand scheme of things it may never be
Irving Berlin was famous for the songs we all deemed enough, give your best anyway. The
know and love, he was equally as proud of the measure of your worth and your value as a
ones that did not become hits. It serves as a
leader is not defined by where others think
great reminder for us as leaders. Do you think you’ve come up short but by what’s in your
anyone would think less of Berlin as a gifted
heart. Keep giving your best!
singer for recording songs that did not make it “In the final analysis, it is
to the top of the charts? No.
between you and God. It was
But herein lies the dilemma. There are
never between you and them
countless leaders the world over who daily
anyway.”
contribute in thousands of different ways to
Take this one last piece of encouragement
their respective organizations who do not get
to heart. At the end of the day, this what you
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Sunday July 3
Spectacular fireworks
display at 9:00 p.m.
Celebrat
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The Daniel Island POA is partnering with
the Exchange Club of Daniel Island, our
business community, and our residents to
turn our beautiful town into a sea of red,
white, and blue. To help become the “Most
Patriotic Town in America,” all residents and
businesses on the island are encouraged
to fly an American flag from Saturday, June
25 to Tuesday, July 5 and to decorate their
homes and storefronts with red, white, and
blue bunting, wreaths, and other patriotic
symbols.
Celebrate July 3rd & 4th
on Daniel Island!
Paint the town red, white, and blue and join
us for Daniel Island’s 4th of July festivities on Thursday, June 30; Sunday, July 3;
and Monday, July 4! Celebrate our nation’s
holiday with neighbors, friends, and family!
Dress up your homes, your businesses,
your bikes, and yourselves with patriotic
colors and take part in our island tradition
of honoring this wonderful patriotic holiday.
Kick Off Independence Weekend
with a Free Concert Featuring
the USAF Blue Aces Band
Thursday, June 30 - 6:30–8:00 p.m. - Children’s Park
Visit Our “Field of Honor” on Daniel Island!
Beginning Sunday, June 26
through Monday, July 4, a “Field
of Honor” will be on display on
River Landing Drive between
Seven Farms Drive and Children’s
Park. This display of over 250
American flags will celebrate and
honor our military members and
first responders, both current
and past. Walk through the Honor
Field, read the names on the flag
poles, and say “thanks” to all
those who protect our freedom
and our lives.
Pre-Parade
Sunda
2:00-5:00 p.m
The United States Air
Force “Blue Aces,” a rock and
R&B band stationed at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia,
will present a free concert on
Thursday, June 30 at Children’s Park on Daniel Island
from 6:30 until 8:00 p.m. This
highly regarded group plays
authentic Americana music
delivered with soul and infused
with the blues… a don’t-miss
concert! Bring your own picnic, chairs, and blankets! Due
to the anticipated attendance
- personal tents will not be
allowed to better accommodate
seating for our attendees.
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Island patriotic pre-pa
Park, including Rick
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Sunday, July 3rd – 5:00 p.m. sharp
Etiwan Park
Come Join The Parade! Daniel Island’s
Independence Weekend Community Parade
will begin at 5:00 p.m. sharp on Sunday,
July 3 at Etiwan Park and end at Children’s
Park. Bikes, golf carts, wagons, strollers, and
walkers are all welcome! This year the parade
has expanded and will include a Joint Base
Charleston Honor Guard and the Palmetto
Percussion Marching Band. Additionally, special plaques will be awarded for the most patriotic decorated golf cart in the parade, most
patriotic dressed individual in the parade, and
most patriotic dressed pet in the parade.
Judging will begin at Etiwan Park beginning at 4:30 p.m. The plaques will be
awarded between the two concerts at Children’s Park.
Immediately following the parade, beginning at 6:00 p.m., there will be two back-toback free concerts at Children’s Park.
Monday, July 4 – 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Pierce Park Pool & Pavilion
Daniel Island Presents
Free Concerts on the
River & Fireworks
Sunday, July 3 – 6:00–9:00 p.m. - Children’s Park on Daniel Island
There will be two back-to-back concerts
at Children’s Park. First, the Charleston
Community Band will play a variety of
patriotic music from 6:00-7:00 p.m. They
will be followed by the Andrew Thielen
Orchestra from 7:00-9:00 p.m. playing both
patriotic and contemporary music. And
while the music is playing, there will be lots
of food vendors available to satisfy your
hunger or thirst. Or pack a picnic - personal
coolers are allowed. Bring your chairs and
blankets! Due to the anticipated attendance,
personal tents will not be allowed to better
accommodate seating for our attendees.
Finally, that evening, our celebration of
the Fourth will include a spectacular fireworks display at 9:00 p.m.
Rounding out our Independence weekend
celebration on Daniel Island, we invite you
to join us for our annual poolside celebration with pool games, DJ, and cookout on
Monday, July 4 from 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
at Pierce Park Pool & Pavilion. The Daniel
Island Grille will be back again this year to
provide burgers, hotdogs, chips, and cool
drinks for both young and adult! (Please
note - this event is for Daniel Island residents and their guests only.)
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What’s happening in July at your island library?
SUMMER READING PROGRAM
June 6 – July 30. Exercise Your Mind for adults; Get in the Game – for teens; On
Your Mark, Get Set... Read - for kids
STORYTIME
Mondays 10:30-11 a.m. and 11-11:30
a.m. Come dance to your favorite music
and listen to stories.
PAWS FOR READING
Mondays 3-4:00 p.m., June 13 – Aug. 8.
This program is designed to help children
who are struggling with their reading skills
by reading to a certified therapy dog. It
encourages children to read by providing a
non-judgmental listener and furry friend to
read to. The session is twenty minutes long
and by appointment only.
RECORDER CLASS
Tuesdays 3-4:00 p.m., June 14 – Aug.
9. Exercise your brain! For beginning or
“rusty” adults and teens who want to learn
to play in a group setting. Prior recorder
or other musical experience not required.
Reading music is also not a prerequisite.
You should be able to play several pieces
within a few weeks.
PHOTO EDITING APP BASICS
Thursday, July 7, 12-1:30 p.m. Find out
more about free photo editing resources
Pixlr and PicMonkey, as well as some fun
Office 2013 tricks.
INFORMATION UPGRADE: FREE
ONLINE DATABASES
Thursday, July 7, 3:00-4:30 p.m. Learning a new language? Writing a research
paper? Changing careers? Join us for
an introduction to our free collection of
research, entertainment, and lifestyle
resources.
choices in order to feel our best by gaining
awareness of where your food comes from
and what it does to your body.
CAST NET FISHING
Saturday, July 9, 9:30-10:30 a.m. The
Inshore Fishing Club will be at the library
demonstrating and teaching cast net throwing techniques. It is a great way to catch
shrimp and bait. If you already have a net,
bring it along.
SAVANNAH BALLOONS SHOW
Friday, July 15, 2-3:00 p.m. Join us for
an entertaining show of storytelling like
you have never seen before.
ZENTANGLE
Thursday, July 14 and 21, 11:00 a.m.1:30 p.m. The Zentangle Method is an
easy-to-learn, relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured
patterns. Almost anyone can use it to create
beautiful images. It increases focus and
creativity, and provides artistic satisfaction
along with an increased sense of personal
well-being. Space is limited; preregistration is required.
EATING FOR YOUR HEALTH
Thursday, July 14, 2:00 p.m. Holly Artigues, local resident and regular contributor to “Daniel Island Magazine,” will show
us how to be more mindful about our food
YARD GAME OLYMPICS
Monday, July 18, 4:30-5:30 p.m. Tie up
your sneakers, put on your game face, and
come join us for the Yard Game Olympics!
Worried it might rain? Indoor activities are
planned just in case.
DI LIBRARY BOOK CLUB
Third Tuesday, 10:30-11:30 a.m. July 19
– “Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie
Society,” Mary Ann Shaffer. August 16 –
“Hunt Club,” Bret Lott.
DI NEEDLEWORKERS
Alternate Tuesdays 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.,
July 12 and 26.
WRITERS’ GROUP
First Tuesday, 6:30-8:00 p.m., July 5.
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Daniel Island 11-12 team wins Cal Ripken state championship
PHILIP M. BOWMAN
You know you are born to
play baseball when your first
name is Cy.
Just ask Cy Goforth.
Goforth grew up in the Upstate and played baseball at all
different levels.
About the name: Cy is his
given name, and not a nickname. And, yes, it goes back to
Cy Young, one of the greatest
pitchers in Major League history.
Cy Goforth gave up playing
baseball, but baseball never left
his system. Today, he’s a successful businessman who coaches tomorrow’s stars
on Daniel Island. He’s quite good at his avocation. He coaches the 11-12 year-old Daniel
Island all-star baseball team that won the Cal
Ripken state championship. The team’s nickname is the Dogs, and they beat teams from
West Ashley and James Island, two traditional
hotbeds of youth baseball in the Lowcountry.
Now, it’s time to move on to Glenn Allen, Virginia for the Cal Ripken Southeast
Regional. The tournament begins July 12 and
will feature squads from Florida, Georgia,
Tennessee, North Carolina, and Virginia.
“It’s quite an amazing feeling,” Goforth said
of the state championship. “It’s amazing. I get
to meet kids and learn who they are on a much
more personal level. And, I got to know their
families and can say hi to them when I see
them on the island.”
Daniel Island never had a state champion in
baseball. Now, it has two. The Daniel Island
9-10 year-old team also won a state title this
summer.
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other rec league coaches have
their work cut out to grow baseMeet the Team
ball in popularity so it rivals
Players:
soccer, tennis, lacrosse, and golf
on the island.
“Daniel Island baseball is
CJ Goforth
Ben Jacobs
relatively new,” Goforth said.
Jackson Freeman
Ryan Elsey
“But it’s growing stronger and
Tristan Skipper
Drew Gregory
stronger. Daniel Island has a lot
Head coach:
Ben Dryer
to offer and a lot of youngsters
Max Selby
Cy Goforth
Colin Clifford
Assistant coaches: don’t make it to the diamonds.
But, we’re hoping to change
Nolan Keifer
Darryl Mitchell, Tony
that.”
Skipper, Gary Freeman
Grayson Mitchell
The Dogs don’t want their
success to change. They allowed only one run in the state
tournament and one of the players actually hit an out-of-theGoforth wants his players to have fun. He
park grand slam. The big hit was provided by
also wants them to win. He tries to instill a
Cy Goforth, Jr. Yes, he does have a nickname:
good work ethic and discipline, two qualities
CJ.
kids need when they become adults.
The team is seeking to raise funds for its big
“We’re going to work harder and longer,”
trip to Virginia. Different levels of sponsorGoforth said. “We’re also going to learn. Baseships are available. Some sponsorship levels
ball is fun, but I have more fun when I win.”
even include having a company logo on the
The rec league on Daniel Island is relatively
team’s practice jerseys or bat bags. For more
young compared to other programs in the
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GREG PERALTA
As we prepare for the Fourth of July
weekend, both the weather and the fishing are
hot. Fishing is so good right now that one can
almost call it catching. Small shrimp (is that
redundant?) are now abundant in the creeks
- and pretty much everything is eating them.
Additionally, seasonal species like Sheepshead, Ladyfish, and Bluefish are augmenting
our year-round species (Trout, Flounder, and
Redfish).
For fast action in shallow water, suspending
a live shrimp a couple of feet below a rattle
float is hard to beat. In deeper water, a live
shrimp on a quarter ounce lead head jig works
well. Use both of these techniques around
structure that is being swept by a good current.
You will catch fish. However, some will be
non-target species like Pinfish, Whiting, and
Croaker.
It is easy to catch shrimp in shallow creeks
with a cast net. This time of year, I recommend
a smaller mesh net. Live shrimp are also available at local tackle shops. Call ahead to make
sure they are in stock; they go quickly.
This weekend, I used a lead head jig and
live shrimp to target Sheepshead near dock pilings. I caught plenty of Sheepshead and Trout
along with countless non-target species. The
bite was so good that I went through ten dozen
shrimp in about an hour. If you are going to
fish over the holiday weekend, live shrimp is a
sure ticket for fast action.
Contact Captain Greg Peralta at captgregp@gmail.com or call (843) 224-0099.
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Daniel Island 9-10 all-stars win state baseball championship
PHILIP M. BOWMAN
Contrary to popular belief, Daniel Island
wasn’t named after Jim Daniel.
But the likeable educator and coach with the
All-American looks has made quite a name for
himself on the island.
Daniel coached football at Bishop England
from 2001-2007 and posted a 44-36 record,
including a 9-3 record in his first season, which
included some memorable upsets. He no longer
coaches football, but he’s back at it on the baseball diamonds of Governor Park. He coaches
the Daniel Island 9-10 year-old all-star baseball
team that recorded a Cal Ripken state championship and awaits a trip to Nashville to play in
the Southeast regional.
Daniel Island has two teams that won state
titles this summer. Up until a few weeks ago,
Daniel Island never had a baseball team that
won a state title. But that was then and this is
now. The 11-12 year-old all-stars won a state
title and are headed to Virginia.
Daniel, who coached football at Palmetto
Christian after leaving BE, is strictly baseball
these days.
He helped with the BE baseball team, serving
as an assistant for Mike Darnell from 2004-06.
He’s also coached rec league baseball and travel
ball. Now, he’s seeing stars – all-stars that is.
“Baseball is my passion,” Daniel said.
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“I’ve been coaching baseball on Daniel Island
since my son was four. I coached travel as
well. When I was the football coach at Bishop
England, I would sprint off the field after a
game and head out of town to coach travel
ball. I liked to tell people that I coached football
Monday through Friday and baseball on the
weekends.”
Daniel says his team that is headed to Nashville is talented. He says many of the communi-
ties in the Lowcountry have impressive talent in
this age group.
“We head to Nashville July 19 and it’s a
pool-play format,” Daniel said. “So, we’re
guaranteed three games. Nashville is a hot-bed
for youth baseball, much like East Cobb, Georgia. So, I am excited to see the talent – and how
we stack up against it.”
Daniel said coaching nine and ten year-old
baseball players is a lot different than coaching
high school football players. He said football
was mostly about X’s and O’s, but youth baseball is more about fundamentals and repetition.
“I have a big bucket of balls,” he said. “I hit
grounder after grounder after grounder. Consistency is the key for the players.”
Daniel, of course, also hits balls to the
outfielders. The team is sound fundamentally,
talented, and feels no pressure in the big games.
Most of the team members play travel ball,
and it’s not unusual to play against older teams
in tournaments.
“We play up (against older competition) in
travel ball,” Daniel said. “That way, when we
go back to a diamond at 46 (pitcher’s mound to
home) and 50 (foot bases), it makes it a whole
lot less imposing.”
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Rugby clinic on Daniel Island helps introduce sport to youth
Brittany Tait
britt@thedanielislandnews.com
On Saturday, June 25, the members of
Charleston Youth Rugby put on a clinic to
inform young athletes about the worldwide
sport of Rugby Union, commonly referred
to simply as rugby. Rugby is a sport that was
born from soccer and inspired by basketball
and football. The main objective of the clinic
was to teach kids to enjoy the game and their
fellow participants, and to learn basic skills like
passing, running, and learning to communicate
while playing.
The clinic was organized by Mr. Jeff Pace,
whose two daughters participated. He organized
the clinic because his daughters were interested
in both field hockey and rugby. (There was a
field hockey clinic already that had 35 girls
participate in it, so his next step was a rugby
clinic.)
Mr. Pace explained that this is a perfect time
to do the clinic, as the Rio 2016 Olympics are
just around the corner. Interest is high now as
well because both the Wando and Bishop England High School teams won state championships either this year. With around 200 former
players living within the Charleston area, Mr.
Pace believes that this could be the next sport
brought to the area, and the next professional
sport played on the island and surrounding
Brittany Tait
Brittany Tait
The rugby clinic had around 14 participants, both boys and girls 6½ to 14
The clinic taught basic skills of the game with flags, instead of tackling,
years of age, who were all eager to learn about the different aspects of the
due to the young ages of the participants.
game.
areas.
The clinic had around 14 participants, both
boys and girls 6½ to 14 years of age, who were
all eager to learn about the different aspects of
the game. The clinic taught basic skills of the
game with flags, instead of tackling, due to the
young ages of the participants. The sponsor of
the event was Bishop England Rugby Club,
which provided equipment, jerseys, and flags to
use with drills and better the experience.
Former Clemson coach Jim Gaines was the
head coach for the day and organized skills
and drills for the kids. There were other former
coaches from around the world who partici-
pated in the activities as well. Mr. Gaines was a
very well-known coach at Clemson University
who got into rugby while studying there. He
has always loved the sport and wanted to share
his experiences with the young athletes of today
to express what the sport has provided him the
opportunity to experience:
“The team (at Clemson) was welcoming and
helped me excel at the sport. Traveling around
the world and making friends from many countries and backgrounds has provided me a great
understanding of this worldwide game.”
Mr. Gaines was also selected to coach the
Collegiate All-Americans in 2004, where he
had the honor to coach young men who eventually represented the USA in the Rugby World
Cup. He is very knowledgeable and wants to
pass it on to the children of the Charleston area.
Considering the little promotion that went
into the camp, it was a great turn-out with all
kids walking away with smiles, despite the
almost triple figure heat. The next clinic will
be held in Mount Pleasant over the Christmas
break. Organizers hope to hold more through
January and February. The end goal is to start a
league of different age groups and town teams
competing against each other, learning and
growing in the sport.
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Flying Fish drop hard fought meet to Coosaw Creek
Benjamin Detar
The Daniel Island Flying Fish began last week Wednesday with a 12
& Under meet against the Belle Hall Sharks. The Belle Hall meets are
designed for fun as well as for development, and the swimmers were
able to pick which events they wanted to swim.
Coastal Carolina Aquatic Association (CCAA) competition resumed
Thursday night against the Coosaw Creek Crocodiles. The Fish fell to
the Crocodiles 209-328. DI swimmers never gave up, fighting down to
the finish in all of their races.
The meet opened with medley relays, and Coosaw took a slight
lead over the Fish. It was during freestyle that Coosaw grabbed a large
lead and never looked back. Races remained close, with DI swimmers
finishing only a hair’s breadth behind Coosaw swimmers in butterfly
and breaststroke. The freestyle relays were last, closing out another great
meet.
“We swam well, closing out our races hard. Hopefully we can turn
those close seconds into firsts!” said Coach Rose Van Metre.
This week the Fish travel to Summerville to face the Newington Tigersharks on Tuesday, and the Crowfield Killer Whales come to Pierce
pool on Thursday!
Every week the coaches select “swimmers of the week” whom they
feel best illustrate, through work ethic and sportsmanship, what it means
to be a Flying Fish. This week’s swimmers of the week are: 5-6 age
group - Gillian Liegl and Jason Chalupsky; 7-8 age group - Eliza Dyson
and Logan Leddy; 9-10 age group - Shoene Stechmesser and Porter
Mathews; 11-12 age group - Lilly Jones and Harper Anderson; 13-14
age group - Kaitlyn Jackson and Quinn Dewitt; 15-18 - Kylee Keenan
One of the Swimmers of the Week in the 11-12 age
and Jakob Susol. Congratulations swimmers and good luck this week!
group - Lilly Jones.
Jacob Susol, right, was a swimmer of the week. He is pictured
with his sister Katie
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Law enforcement officers with Daniel
Island-based Team 5 of the City of Charleston
Police Department are investigating a number
of thefts from both vehicles and buildings
that occurred in the area over the last several
weeks.
A Pierce Street resident notified police on
June 2 that someone had broken a window on
his vehicle to gain access. Money left inside
the vehicle “in plain view” was taken, according to Lt. James Byrne of Team 5. Police
suspect juveniles may be responsible for the
theft.
In another incident, a resident in Pierce
Park alerted police that someone came into
his garage around midnight on June 17 with
a flashlight and began looking around. The
homeowner was actually in the garage working at the time, and once the suspect saw him,
the suspect fled on foot leaving a bicycle at
the scene. The perpetrator was believed to be
in his late teens or early twenties. It was later
determined that the flashlight he was using to
search the garage had been stolen out of the
victim’s unlocked car.
Police also took reports on two stolen golf
carts. The first was taken sometime between
June 5 and 7, while parked in the driveway
Park was stolen between May 31 and June 3,
according to police.
of a Pierce Park home. The cart was unsecured
Several bikes have also been reported stolen
at the time and likely had keys in the ignition, in recent weeks. A bike locked at a bike rack
stated Lt. Byrne. It was recovered on Blakeat 305 Seven Farms Apartments was taken
way Street on June 8. A witness told police she sometime between June 4 and 5. The victim
saw “a young man” on the golf cart. He then
notified police of the theft on June 8. The same
reportedly jumped off and fled the scene on
day, another bike was taken from the bike rack
foot. No arrests have been made in that case
at the Daniel Island Library.
as of yet.
A Mount Pleasant man who took a miniA golf cart used for maintenance at an
excavator for a spin at the construction site
apartment complex at the end of Seven Farms for the new Philip Simmons Elementary and
Drive was also reported stolen. The victim
Middle Schools has been charged and arrested
reported it missing on June 18. It was found
with grand larceny. The suspect was trespassa short time later at the soccer/lacrosse field
ing on the site when he got his own personal
behind the 305 Seven Farms Apartments
vehicle stuck, according to police. He then
complex. The officer who located the vehicle
located and started the mini-excavator in an
apprehended and arrested a juvenile in conapparent attempt to try to pull his car out.
nection with the crime. The investigation is
After trying unsuccessfully to free his vehicle,
on-going.
he drove the mini-excavator to a different
A contactor doing work at a business on the area and left it. Oh the morning of June 3, the
Charleston Regional Parkway off Clements
suspect was located and identified.
Ferry Road notified police on June 20 that
Police recently identified some stolen propsomeone had stolen a high-end drill from the
erty that was discovered at a Daniel Island ressite. The victim set it down to get more tools,
idence by a family member. Many of the items
but when he returned it was gone. A construc- had been taken from recent B&Es, including
tion site in Daniel Island Park was also hit by a keys to cars. No arrests have been made as of
thief or thieves, according to police. Sometime yet but the investigation is continuing.
between June 10 and 11, someone took a large
A flim-flam was reported to police on June
quantity of hardwood flooring that was to be
3. According to Lt. Byrne, the victim in the
installed in a new home. The site was unsecase attempted to purchase a car through
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took place on I-526 West. One vehicle reportedly cut the other off, which resulted in the offended party raising a shotgun in the direction
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An investigation is ongoing.
A Beresford Hall resident notified police
on June 14 that her ex-boyfriend had punched
her car, leaving numerous dents. He was later
arrested and charged with damage to personal
property.
Police were notified on June 17 that someone had thrown a rock at a window of a bank
on Daniel Island. The window was shattered,
but did not fall out of the frame. No entry was
gained to the bank.
An arrest is pending in a case involving a
disgruntled employee who was terminated
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A resident ‘apple’ returns to art and sets up July show at Honeycomb Café
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The apple didn’t fall
far from the tree. Oh,
sure, it rolled away a
bit and in its own way
changed the landscape.
But it remained shaded
by the branches that
had once cradled it,
and bore their indelible
markings.
Daniel Island
So it was with Daniel
artist Ginny
Island resident Ginny
Paternite returned
Paternite. Growing up
to the canvas
as a fan of – and often
after retiring from
model for – her artist
teaching.
father, it seemed she
had a little watercolor
in her blood. She was raised in upstate New
York, and when it was time to further her
studies as a young adult, it was no surprise
that her dad encouraged her to attend art
school. Conceding to a love of art, for its
own sake as well as the connection to her
dad, Paternite earned an undergraduate degree in art education from the University of
Iowa and taught in Iowa and California for
three years. But taking a bit of a turn with
“Safe Harbor” is one of the artist’s many oil
color works available for sale.
Paternite incorporates accessories or toys in
pet portraits to help convey a little personality.
a Master’s in social studies education from
Miami University in Ohio, she ventured on a
17-year path of teaching high school American history while raising three children. During what was largely a creative hiatus, her
passion for painting bore little fruit.
It wasn’t until retirement and a relocation
that Paternite was able to re-devote herself
to the brush and canvas. She and husband
Carl moved to Daniel Island, their “dream
retirement location,” in 2011. Their children
are grown (Ryan, 44, lives in South Orange,
New Jersey and works as artistic director at
Birdland Jazz Club in New York City; Erin,
38, lives in Oxford, Ohio and works as a
child mental health researcher at Miami University; Meghan, 32, lives in Bluffton, South
Carolina and is an ER physician at Beaufort
Memorial Hospital), and seven beloved
grandchildren are a bit of a commute from
Charleston.
And so Paternite has gifted to herself a
natural transition back to art. She has joined
the Daniel Island Art Guild as well as two
other local artist associations, has become a
regular at area workshops, shows at events
from the Blessing of the Fleet to the Mount
Pleasant Arts Festival, and has ongoing
exhibits in Charleston galleries. From landscapes and still life to portraits of people and
pets, Paternite paints on pure inspiration as
well as client commission. She is displaying at the Honeycomb Café in Daniel Island
for the entire month of July, and we had the
pleasure of chatting with her in advance of
her set-up at the restaurant.
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your formal training? Can you point to a
piece of advice your father gave you that
hands-down trumps what you learned in
the classroom?
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Ginny Paternite: An art education degree
prepares you to have a little bit of knowledge in a wide variety of artistic media:
painting, printmaking, pottery, sculpture,
photography, etc. I’ve always wanted to
develop my oil painting skills because my
dad was an oil painter and I grew up watching him paint, learning through his example.
I’ve only had time to hone my skills since
retiring five years ago. Since moving to Daniel Island, I’ve immersed myself in painting,
taking classes and workshops, joining three
artist guilds, and painting nearly every day. I
think Dad would be proud!
JJ: Aside from your father, what artists
did you grow up admiring? Who is hanging on your walls today?
GP: There are so many artists whose
work I love, it’s hard to choose a favorite.
I admire Winslow Homer’s marine paintings; Edward Hopper’s landscapes with
architecture; Dutch artist Rien Poortvliet, a
masterful painter of wildlife and pets; and
contemporary American artists, such as
impressionist Tom Nachreiner and portrait
and figure artist Christopher Zhang. I wake
up every morning to Hopper’s “The Lighthouse at Two Lights,” which hangs next to
my bed. Of course, some of my dad’s paintings fill my walls, as well as my own!
JJ: On what, and with what, do you
prefer to paint?
GP: I pretty much just do oil on canvas
but have had some fun painting house portraits on slate as gifts for friends and family.
JJ: How important is it to you to capture
the personality of the people or pets you
paint? Can you share a secret or two about
how you actually do that?
GP: It’s extremely important to capture a
subject’s personality when doing a portrait. I like to use an interesting pose and
include a personal item in the painting like
a preferred item of clothing, hat, jewelry,
Whether from photos or live models, the artist’s
etc. When I paint a pet portrait it’s fun to
subjects - such as “Meghan” - come to life on
include a favorite toy. I also focus on the
canvas.
eyes, using lots of light and reflection.
JJ: Kids and pets (and sometimes adults) of photos.
have difficulty sitting still, so how on earth
JJ: What are the benefits of being a memdo you paint a fidgety child or a squirmy
ber of the Daniel Island Art Guild? Does the
animal?
feedback you receive from the art commuGP: I paint from a photo or a composite
nity impact your work differently than that
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from your customers?
GP: The Daniel Island Art Guild has given me the opportunity to meet some wonderful artists on Daniel Island and learn about
exhibit opportunities on the island. I’m also
a member of the Mount Pleasant Artist Guild
and Charleston Artist Guild, where I exhibit
at the CAG Gallery on East Bay Street
downtown. I paint every Thursday morning
with a group of terrific artists in the Mount
Pleasant Artist Guild. We critique and help
each other. Another set of knowledgeable
eyes is always appreciated. I’ve won several
recent awards at exhibitions and have sold
several works at the CAG Gallery. All of this
serves as valuable feedback and affirmation!
JJ: Will the pieces you are showing at
the Honeycomb Café be offered for sale?
What’s the best way for folks to contact you
for commission work?
GP: Yes, most will be for sale. Some will
not be for sale but are examples of the kind
of commissioned work I do. Honeycomb
has generously offered to accept payment
if someone would like to purchase any
piece. I’m happy to accept commissions for
portraits, pet portraits, home portraits, or
anything, really. In addition to the pieces on
display at Honeycomb Cafe, all my work
may be seen online at artistginnypaternite.
com. I can be contacted at ginnypaternite@
gmail.com for commission requests.
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(black & white only)
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(black background
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Call 856-1999 or
email: jan@thedanielislandnews.com
RENTAL PROPERTY
Single family home for sale on Daniel
Island by owner. 145 Brady Street.
3BR/2BA. Large corner lot. 2 car
garage. Brazilian hardwood floors.
New paint and new roof just installed.
1,850 sq. ft. $499,900. No realtors or
brokers please. Call 843-514-8069 to
2249 Daniel Island Drive
schedule an appointment.
2 bedroom, 2½ bath townhouse in Center
Park. Newly refinished hardwood floors,
NC Mountains Ranch style 2/bed, 2/ freshly painted throughout, and new carbath log home on 2 pvt, level acres, pet. Open floor plan. Located near Daniel
only $157,900. Fireplace, screened back Island School, neighborhood pool and
porch, too many features to list. 828-286- play park. $379,000. Jane Smith 843696-7119.
2981.
LAND FOR SALE
OFFICES FOR RENT
LOT FOR SALE: 438 Race St.,
Downtown Charleston. 31' x 120'.
$275,000. 843-557-2872.
NATIONAL FOREST LIQUIDATION! 5
ACRES $9,900! OWN A PIECE OF THE
HIGH COUNTRY. 100 MILE VIEWS
WITH THE COUNTRY'S BEST TRAIL
SYSTEM. 3 PROPERTIES REMAINING.
DON'T MISS OUT! CALL 1-888-2704695.
COMMERCIAL SPACE
234 Seven Farms Dr. $3600
STE 123: 4 offices, half-bath, kitchenette
2nd floor walk-up
MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE
Mobile Homes with acreage. Ready to
move in. Seller Financing (subject to
credit approval). Lots of room for the
price, 3Br 2Ba. No renters. 803-454-2433
(DL35711).
P la c e a c la s sifie d ad &
S E L L YO U R
STU FF!
RENTAL PROPERTY
Daniels Landing - 2br/2ba; no pets; no
smoking. $1550. 1 year lease. Call 843647-8938.
Your Key to Property Management
Single Family Homes
409 Buffware Court....................$4500
3592 sqft; 4BD/3.5BA in Beresford Hall
452 Sanders Farm Lane...............$3100
2380 sqft; 4BD/3.5BA, The Retreat at
Beresford, 2 car garage
Furnished Condo
500 Bucksley Ln. #105 ...............$1400
756 sqft; 1BD/1 BA
Unfurnished Condo
135 Pierview St. #305................ $1800
1167 sqft; 2 BD/2 BA
652 Coleman Boulevard, Suite 102
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
PH: (843)278-1600 | FAX: (843)278-1602
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PLACE YOUR AD TODAY.
Call 843-343-2006 and view properties at
www.CharlestonRentalProperties.com
RENTAL PROPERTY
John 3:16
DANIEL ISLAND RENTALS
Furnished Condominiums
100 Bucksley Ln.................................$2175
#301; 3br/2ba; approx 1336 sqft
Private garage
600 Bucksley Ln.................................$1595
Unfurnished Condominiums
144 Fairbanks Oak Alley………….....$3200
#2A; 3br/2.5ba; approx. 2650 sqft
DI Club Social Membership
200 River Landing Dr.........................$2250
#D-210;3br/2.5ba; approx 1619 sqft
200 River Landing Dr.........................$1950
#E-102; 2br/2/5ba' approx 1603 sqft
200 River Landing Dr.........................$1825
#F-303; 2br/2ba; approx 1210 sqft
400 Bucksley Ln……………….………$1575
#302; 2br/2ba; approx. 1100 sqft
135 Pier View…………………..………$1225
130 River Landing Dr.........................$1150
130 River Landing Dr…………....……$1075
Private garage
Commercial Space
234 Seven Farms Dr.........................$3600
STE 123: 4 offices, half-bath, kitchenette
2nd floor walk-up
OFF-ISLAND RENTALS
Single Family Homes
1188 Landau Lane……………...........$1950
3br/2.5ba; approx. 1653sqft
399 Price St........................................$1195
3br/2ba; approx 1080 sqft
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achievement of equal housing opportunity throughout the nation. We encourage and support an affirmative
advertising and marketing program
in which there are no barriers to obtaining housing. All real estate advertised in this newspaper is subject to
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makes it illegal to advertise any preference, limitation or discrimination
based on race, color, religion, sex,
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47 Iron Bottom Lane ..............................................................................$1,849,000
5,500SF, 6 Bedrooms - Golf course views front and back! Large over-the-top kitchen. Luxury master
suite with huge bathroom & closet. Enjoy 5 porches on this home! It is a must see.
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6,377 SqFt, 4 Bdrms – Waterfront with dock. Elegant home at the end of
Watroo Point. A stunning home in every regard. Entertianment plaza with
pool, spa, outdoor kitchen, and fire pit. Walk to the club.
Sue & Scott Campbell 843-259-9913
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152 King George Street ...................$1,089,000
2,752 SF, 3Bdrms- Meticulously maintained home with tons of
upgrades including a true Charleston garden and courtyard.
Numerous outdoor porches allow you to enjoy the Low country
lifestyle.
Holly Buceti 843-442-5218
225 King George.....................................................................................$1,469,900
4463SF 5 Bdrms – Backing to water views/marsh, this JD Smith Built home has open plan
with office, stacked rear screened porches, elevator and views! Bonus room and guest suite.
www.225KingGeorgeStreet.com
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51 Watroo Point ...........................................................$1,599,000
3905 SF, 4 Bdrms Situated on a private lot on prestigious Watroo Point. Marsh
front home with crabbing dock. Stunning views from this Max Crosby built home.
www.51watroopoint.com
110 Ithecaw Creek St. ..................................................$1,450,000
4,914 SqFt. 5 Bdrms – Majestic Brick home. Perfect open floor plan with main floor master, attached large FROG a few steps from kitchen (perfect play room for kids or adults),
and 3 car garage. Large fenced yard. www.110ithecawcreekstreet.com
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143 King George Street.......................$935,000
3719SF, 4 bedrooms plus office and media room. A unique and
contemporary home in Daniel Island Park! Beautiful porches, rooftop
deck and outdoor living spaces.
www.143KingGeorgeStreet.com
Tricia Peterson 843-847-1762
1989 Pierce St.....................................$705,000
3,194 SD, 5 Bdrms – Open floor plan with lots of natural
light. Main floor master. Office. Private yard backing to
green space. 1 block walk to Daniel Island School Bob
Farina 631-374-6742
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1175 Rivershore Road ........................$700,000
Aprox. 3100 SF, 5 Bdrms - Beautiful Beresford Creek Landing custom built home. Like new construction. Main floor
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3006 Baltimore Street..........................$627,000
Lovely home on a quiet street with a 1st floor master suite
and a finished FROG in the detached garage.
Bob Farina 631-374-6742
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214 Clouter Creek................................$509,000
2572SF 4Bdrms plus large media room. Main Floor master
and lots of upgrades make this home a must see.
Holly Buceti 843-442-5218

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