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As men, we can get

caught up in the

lure of a dream or

goal. When it doesn’t work

out, we get discouraged and

forget to look for God’s pur-

pose. I experienced this

about two years into my

career. I was working with a

headhunter to find a new

job, and I interviewed at the

Sealed Air Corporation.

Learning from my previ-

ous mistakes, I was both pro-

fessional and polished. I left

feeling confident that the job

was mine. When I got home,

the headhunter called and

said, “I’m sorry Joe. They

chose someone with a little

more experience, but they

really liked you and want you

to come back to interview for

a different position.”

Believe it or not, that

scenario repeated itself three

times. All told, I interviewed

four times at the Sealed Air

Corporation. I never got the

job. After the fourth inter-

view, I was devastated. I

bawled my eyes out.

The next day, a seem-

ingly random wrong-number

phone call put me in touch

with another headhunter.

She took advantage of her

mistake to drum up business

by asking if I was looking for

a job. You betcha!

Through my new head-

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The year was 1994 and I

heard about a respon-

sible girl that lived

around the corner from us that

was willing to babysit. My

daughter was 6, my son was 3

and Terry and I desired the

opportunity to go out for an

occasional movie and dinner

and were hoping that this 15

year old young lady would like

our kids and our kids would

fall in love with her. We got

lucky and Jennifer was “adopt-

ed” into our family. We

watched as Jennifer grew up

along with our children

Chelsie and Zachary. She

cooked and did homework,

bathed and tucked them intobed. Jennifer soon was driving

them to karate school and

their after school sports activ-

ities. I was dreading the day

that Jennifer would outgrow

the babysitting job, high

school and go away to college.

It isn’t easy finding a consci-

entious, responsible young

person to stay with your kids.

When the kids no longer

needed a “babysitter”, I hired

Jennifer to work in my office

and found out she was the best

employee a business owner

could ever have! She was

always on time, did over and

above the call of duty and

severely impressed me with

her attention to detail; always

doing her best and trying to

please. There was no job Jennifer wouldn’t tackle or

accept no matter how diffi-

cult, educationally or even

physically. She’d roll-up hersleeves and dive in 100%, but,

then after high school, she

informed us she was leaving.

Jennife r wanted to

become a PA, physician’s

assistant and was moving to

Boston to continue her educa-

tion. We can’t say we were

unprepared for the news, but,

you can never really be pre-

pared to have a loved one

move away. Jennifer’s

boyfriend was from NJ, so we

were hoping she would visit

frequently and I would offer

her work in the office during

her vacations and visits; alas,

she convinced Jarrod to follow

her and find work in MA; he

did and our hopes were dashed

she’d ever come home.

A few years ago, Jennifer

blessed me with the honor of

driving her and her mom

Linda, to her wedding in ourRolls Royce. I truly felt father-

ly that day as Jennifer’s father

had passed away less than a

year before his daughter’s big

day. My children’s babysitter

was all grown-up and married

now in addition to becoming a

PA. I tried unsuccessfully to

offer her, her old job back or

any job involving financial

planning, which, she repeat-

edly rejected preferring a hos-

pital or doctor’s office setting

to a financial planning firm. If

she put forth the same energy,

professionalism and attitude as

a PA that she did for Terry and

I, any doctor would be truly

blessed to have her on their

team. Currently Jennifer is

looking for a position in NJ

while actively employed in

MA, not an easy task for sure.(Any doctors reading can call

me for her contact info if you

act fast.)

You see, Sunday was Jennifer’s first baby’s christen-

ing at St. Mary’s Church, her

church, in Pompton Lakes and

the babysitter that we met 20

years ago is now a brand new

mommy. Things have come

full-circle, once Jennifer, her

husband Jarrod and their new-

born move back to NJ, Terry

has offered to babysit so they

can go out for dinner and a

movie every now and then.

Knowing my wife and her

maternal instincts, it will be

far more often both now and

then.

I was wondering what the

going rate for babysitters are

now. I babysat a few times

when I was 15 and the rate

then was .75 cents an hour. I

don’t remember what I paid Jennifer 18 and 19 years ago,

but, whatever it is Jennifer

will be able to add the equiva-

lent sum into her daughter’s

college fund since Terry

wouldn’t take a dime, of

course.

Now, my parental, father-

ly and financial planner

instincts will be fully engaged

in speaking with Jennifer

about the financial future of

her daughter, Samantha Lynn,

herself and husband Jarrod.

Jennife r’s grandmother has

been an APG client for years,

now it is important that the

whole family from great

grandmother to great grand-

daughter and everyone in

between prepare for their

financial futures! Whether forcollege, retirement, an emer-

gency, or a legacy-based estate

plan; I encourage all of you to

schedule an appointment with

your financial advisor to

design, refine or implement

your financial plan. There is

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very little time. Who was it

that said “a penny saved is a

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and stock market performance

are any indication of the

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Jennifer - Terry and I and

our 4 children are so very

proud of you, your accom-plishments and life choices.

You are a credit to your family;

your dedication, persistence

and hard work have paid-off

handsomely. You have proven

that luck is spelled W.O.R.K!

Remember to always put me

down as a reference on any

application for employment

you complete. And let me end

with a “thank you” for accept-

ing our request to babysit our

children 20 years ago.

Congratulations on becoming

a Mom, you’re going to be a

great one!

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hunter, I interviewed at

another company and met

the controller, Arnold

Kezbom. Kezbom and I hit it

off, and he hired me. I endedup following him to three

jobs, each time getting a

$5,000 raise. The whole

experience gave me a well-

rounded business background

that provided the confidence

I would need to eventually

run my own business.

Think About It...

I didn’t see the silver

lining when Sealed Airturned me down over and

over again. Most people

don’t when they are in the

midst of a bad situation. I’ve

learned to keep my eyes open

a bit wider. You should, too,

for the real opportunity

might be just a phone call

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Have thoughts of your own?

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Living in an historic

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love. The history and

the distinct architecture of

historic homes draw buyers tosuch properties, but what his-

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3:30-4:30pm. Register at the Librarycall 973-838-3262 or www.butler

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•Butler Library presents Kid’s Book

Clubs. Jr. Book Club meets Mondays at

5pm for age 5-8, and at 6:30pm for age

8-12. We read and discuss a story

together. The sessions run continuously

throughout the year on specified dates.

Each child who participates receives a

free copy of the book when we have

completed reading the story. Parents are

required to remain in the Library duringthe program. Visit our website www.

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stop in at 1 Ace Road.

•The first and third Wednesday is movie

time at the Butler Public Library at 2pm,

March 4 “The Secret Life of Bees” and

March 18 “My Sister’s Keeper.” This free

program is limited to 25 participants.

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feel proud that you’re makingprogress.

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Recognize that everyone

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there are many carcinogenic chemicals that go into themaking of plastic water bottles that can leach into the

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A four-year study by the Natural Resources DefenseCouncil shows that 1/3 of the bottled water tested con-

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1 small red bell pepper, seeded

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1 small zucchini, sliced

2 garlic cloves, sliced

1/3 cup olive oil, plus extra to

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1 egg

½ teaspoon salt

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right camp for their kids.

DAY CAMP

Day camps are not

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kids will return home each

night rather than sleep over at

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have come to associate with

camps, including crafts, sports

and even day-trips to experi-

ence local culture or attrac-

tions. Many day camps are co-

ed, and counselors typically livewithin the community.

FAITH-BASED CAMP

Faith-based camps offer

many of the same activities as

more traditional summer

camps, but do so while simulta-

neously offering campers the

opportunity to celebrate and

further explore their religious

beliefs. Some faith-based

camps may focus heavily on

religion, incorporating faith

into daily camp activities,

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tle with regard to integrating

religious beliefs and lessons

into camp activities.

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Some summer camps

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catering to young athletes whowant to further develop their

athletic talents. Sports camps

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letes and coaches, while some

camps may provide instruction

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Family camps are opportu-

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sleeping in facilities on the

campsites or in lodging away

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Parents of children with

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Special needs camps may cater

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William “Bill”

Boswell and

Ronald “Ron”

Aiosa, top-producing agentswith Coldwell Banker

in Wyckoff and Butler/

Kinnelon, were honored with

the prestigious Platinum

Level 2014 New Jersey

Association of Realtors

Circle of Excellence Award®.

The NJAR® Circle of

Excellence Sales Award®rec-

ognizes those members who

have demonstrated excel-

lence in the field of sales-

manship. The Platinum

Level award is the highest

achievement level awarded

by NJAR and has the

requirements of each recipi-

ent generating at least $20million in sales and a mini-

mum of 30 closed units.

This is Ron’s 8th con-

secutive year as a recipient of

the NJAR® Circle of

Excellence Award®. Ron has

also appeared multiple times

on national television’s Open

House NYC and George to

The Rescue sharing his

extensive knowledge and

understanding of the New

Jersey real e state market.

Bill has been awardedthe NJAR® Circle of

Excellence Award® for 5 con-

secutive years. Bill has also

been voted one of New

Jersey’s Top Realtors by NJ

Monthly Magazine for 4 con-

secutive years; and in 2013

was voted one of the top 30

Realtors in the nation under

the age of 30 by the National

Association of Realtors.

Together, Ron and Bill

have successfully marketed

and sold over $170,000,000of real estate! Boswell Aiosa

& Co. is a state-of-the-art

real estate team focused sole-

ly on providing the best real

estate service in the industry.

For more information,

contact Ron Aiosa at 973-

600-3262 or Bill Boswell at

973-224-4605.

Coldwell Banker agents honored with Platinum Level 2014

New Jersey Association of Realtors Circle of Excellence Award®

C

entury 21 Crest Real

Estate is pleased

to announce that

Colleen McMahon has beenawarded the NJAR Circle of

Excellence Award Gold Level

for the year 2014. “Colleen

has been a top producer with

Century 21 Crest Real Estate

for several years. She is an

integral part of what makes

this agency one of the top-producing Century 21 agen-

cies in the region. We are

proud of her accomplish-

ments, and proud to have her

as part of our award-winning

team,” said Patricia R.

Wojtyszyn, Century 21 Crest

Real Estate Broker/Owner.

“It is my great pleasure to

be among such a talented and

dedicated group of real estate

professionals,” said McMahon.“I have to thank my customers

for putting their trust in me,

and also thank my family and

colleagues at Century 21 Crest

Real Estate for their contin-

ued support. In the end, help-

ing my customers realize their

real estate dreams is the bestreward I could hope for.”

Colleen has been with

Century 21 (Professional)

Crest Real Estate for over 20

years. She has served the

housing needs of individuals

and families in Pequannock

and Pompton Plains as well as

many of the surrounding

areas. She is a lifelong resident

of Pequannock Township

which increases her knowl-edge of the community and

has given her a unique under-

standing of all aspects of the

real estate market including

homes in several price ranges,

schools, taxes and places of

worship. For more information

on how to put Colleen’s years

of local real estate expertise to

work for you, contact Colleendirectly at 973-646-7419 or

973-214-5250 (cell).

Colleen McMahon awarded 2014 NJAR®

Circle of Excellence Sales Award® - Gold Level

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Century 21 Crest Real

Estate is pleased

to announce that

Danielle Fiorina has been

awarded the NJAR Circle of

Excellence Award Gold

Level for 2014. This is

Danielle’s third consecutive

year at this award level.

“We are thrilled to

acknowledge Danielle’saccomplishments. Her hard

work and dedication to her

real estate customers is evi-

denced by the many awards

Danielle has received

through the years,” said

Patricia Wojtyszyn, Broker/

Owner Century 21 Crest

Real Estate.

“Understanding my

clients’ personal goals and

needs is at the heart of my

real estate business, and I

believe it is the foundationfor an effective client/realtor

relationship. Being acknowl-

edged within the real estate

industry with this award is

the icing on the cake,” said

Fiorina.

Danielle Fiorina has

built her reputation on pro-

fessionalism and honesty.

“My clients come first.” As a

former business owner and

controller, she is very thor-

ough and detail oriented. She

is a full-time realtor and hasbeen a top producer in the

industry and a Circle of

Excellence Award winner for

9 successive years. To put

Danielle’s experience to work

for you and for all of your real

estate needs, Danielle can be

reached at 973-460-4352.

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TOP PRODUCER

NJAR Circle of ExcellenceAward 2006-2014

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Quality Service Pinnacle Producer2011-2014DANIELLE FIORINA

REALTOR®, ABR®

Crest Real Estate • 142 Route 23 N • Pompton Plains, NJ 07444

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