Grand Hampton News May 2013

VOL.1, ISSUE 15 | MAY 2013

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A Community Newsletter for Grand Hampton Residents

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Dear Grand Hampton residents,

May is generally a busy time for most families: school projects need to be finished, summer camp and swim class dates need to be confirmed, and summer vacation dates need to be booked!Since May happens to be “National Barbecue Month” it’s a good time to get your gas grills cleaned and refueled for backyard parties! One such occasion is Cinco de Mayo (the 5th of May), a day we celebrate Mexican heritage and delicious Mexican food and drinks! (There are recipes inside for you to try.)

Of course, don’t forget to give your Mom EXTRA attention on Sunday, May 12th. She will appreciate a much-needed break from her busy to-do list, and some extra hugs and kisses! (Why not make a list of all the reasons you APPRECIATE her?)

May brings us Memorial Day which occurs on Monday, May 27th. Memorial Day is a day of remembering the men and women who died while serving

in the United States Armed Forces. Formerly known as Decoration Day, it originated after the American Civil War to commemorate the Union and Confederate soldiers who died in that war. By the 20th century Memorial Day had been extended to honor all Americans who have died in all wars. (Please see the article about our local Amputee Veterans of America Support Team and how you can donate or volunteer to assist their worthy cause.)

And finally, May is “National Photograph Month”. What better time to gather together your kids, friends, and family pets for photos? Or perhaps capture lovely nature photos? Please send them in to your community magazine cover contest! (A high resolution of 300 is required for the cover).

We always look forward to your articles, photos and input,Ann MacKinnonEditor

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Hi everyone, The school year is winding down and the warm weather is approaching. Thank you to everyone who attended all of our March and April events. The turnout has been amazing. Remember to get those RSVP’s in early enough. It breaks my heart to turn little ones away due to no RSVP for the events. I go shopping for the food, crafts and goodies a few days before the events and an accurate RSVP list allows me to make sure we have enough for all participating without waste. The Field Day and Cupcake Wars were a blast!We had a great time at the Chili cook-off and Spring Egg Hunt. Thank you for helping us keep the little ones safe during the huge egg hunt. Coming up in May are some more family friendly events, as usual. If there is a specific grown up only event you would like to see offered, please email me your ideas. In April we have Trivia and Karaoke will be back soon. Ladies Night is always well attended too. If the gentlemen in Grand Hampton would like Monday night football events, please let me know and we will get that underway. Have a great month!Kim CagleLifestyle [email protected]

May

Stroller StridesTuesdays at 9:30am

Walking ClubFridays at 9:00am in front of club house (bring a water and wear comfortable shoes)

C A L E N D A R

Rebecca Macone, LCAMGrand Hampton HOA8301 Dunham Station DriveTampa FL 33647

Ladies’ Night @ the Club4th Wednesday of each monthMay 22 at 7 pm

NetworkingThird Tuesday of each monthMay 21 at 7 pm

T: 813.973.8368F: 813.929.1972RMacone@melrosemanagement.comwww.melrosemanagement.com

P R E S I D E N T ' S M E S S A G ECommittees of the Grand Hampton Home Owners Association

Committees conduct important portions of our Association’s business. They have the ability to provide information, recommendations and additional assistance to our Board of Directors for the benefit of all Association members. Committees are advisory in nature and have no authority to carry out specific functions on their own accord. Advisory committees help analyze problems, review facts, gather information and alternatives, and submit their conclusions as recommendations to our Board of Directors through our Property Manager. For a committee to have authority to act and carry out duties, the committee must have been created by our Articles of Incorporation, our By-Laws, or by a resolution adopted by our Board of Directors. Committees created under the Articles or the By-Laws have specified duties and functions in the documents themselves. When a committee has been created by Board resolution, duties and functions to be performed by the committee are identified by the Board. All of our committees contribute significantly to the welfare of the entire community.

CoMMiTTee AppoinTMenTs Advisory and fact finding committees are appointed by the President or by the Board. Advisory committees have no power to act for the Board or to bind the Association in any contract or expenditure.

CoMMiTTee AuThoriTy Our Board of Directors has the power to appoint committees and to give them authority to perform certain functions. Advisory committees do not have the authority to act for or to bind the Association in any way. Advisory committees find facts, gather information, and make recommendations to the Board. The Board of Directors must ensure that the operations of the Association are carried out in the best interests of ALL the property owners and the Board is ultimately responsible for the acts of committees it creates.

CoMMiTTee MeeTings All committee meetings of the Association are open to all homeowners and residents. Although non-committee members are encouraged to attend and observe meetings, their right to participate is at the discretion of each committee’s chairperson. Advisory committees are not required to maintain formal records of their proceedings. A summary of their findings of fact or recommendations will be submitted each month to our Property Manager for transmission to the Board.

CoMMiTTee reporTs A summary of each committee’s findings, conclusions and recommendations will be submitted to the Association’s Property Manager each month for transmission to the Board of Directors. A representative of each committee should attend the Board of Director’s monthly meeting to report orally, as well. A synopsis of each committee’s report will be included in the minutes of the Board meeting at which it is presented. Upon receipt of a committee report, the Board may accept and implement recommendations, it may modify and change recommendations or it may accept them and place them in the Associations records for future action and reference. When a committee report is received at a Board meeting, it becomes part of the permanent Association record. Truly yours,Paul V. Suppicich

Under Three PlaygroupWednesday and Fridays of each week at 10am


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Grand Hampton Lifestyle M AY E V E N T S

Grand Hampton New Board of Directors President - Paul SuppicichVice President - J eff Knowles

Secretary - Dominic KouffmanTreasurer - Pam McDonaldDirector - Walter Stroud

Easter Egg Hunt

May 8th Spa PartyLittle Ladies of Grand Hampton6 PMAll the Little Ladies of Grand Hampton are invited to enjoy a spa day at the clubhouse. Please RSVP to hold your spot. Space is limited to 20 attendees. Nails, hair, makeup, and crafts for all attendees. This event is for ages 4-10.Food will be served. This event is FREE.

May 14th Gamers PartyBoys of Grand Hampton6PMAll the gamers boys are invited to play card games (ex. Yugioh and Pokemon), electronic games (please bring your own DS or ipod touch) and board games. Please RSVP to hold your spot. Space is limited to 20 attendees. Games and food will be provided. This event is for ages 4-10. This event is FREE.

May 27th Memorial Day Pool games/snacks and crafts.

May 11th "Possible" Movie Night on the Green 8 pmThis event is still in the planning stages. An email will go out to our email list and signs will be posted if this event is able to be held.


Quick Start Tennis Camp

Our 10th year at Grand Hampton promises to be our BEST EVER! KID'S SUMMER TENNIS CAMPS ages 6-16 at Grand Hampton. Conveniently located in the neighborhood. Professional certified USPTA coaches. Several weeks to choose from with multi child & multi week discounts. Mon-Fri 9-1pm. June 10, 17, 24 & July 15, 22, August 5th weeks. Beginning to Advanced levels.

Fun games & drills. Build fundamental skills, learn the game and improve. Great exercise. For more info and to register, online at www.TheTennisConnection.com or call 813-949-9195.

We are proud to announce that Grand Hampton's Women's 3-0 USTA Tennis Team won our Division, in the Tampa Bay region for the spring league.

This is a picture of our 3-0 USTA "Grand Hampton Heat Wave", winning Women's Tennis Team playing at our courts, in Grand Hampton, with our coach Steve Brady. Our Team took first place in our Division, in the USTA Women's Tennis League. We are coached by Steve Brady. We were undefeated for the season, 7 wins no losses. We also have a 3-5 USTA Grand Hampton Women's Tennis Team called the Grand Hampton Smash Girls. If anyone is interested in playing on either team, you can call our teamCaptains, or Team Coach, Steve Brady. G.H. Heat Wave 3-0 Team Arta Tibbits 813-455-4315G.H. Smash Girls 3-5 Team Estrella Rodriguez 703-901-0177G.H. Team Coach Steve Brady 843-422-3993

KIDS SUMMER TENNIS CAMPS with POOL BREAK: grand hampton Tennis news

The Tennis Courts are buzzing with all kinds of tennis activities at Grand Hampton. Check out current tennis schedules at www.TheTennisConnection.com or call 813-949-9195. Currently at Grand Hampton Tennis courts, Group & Private Tennis classes for Adults & Kids ages 3 & up are offered. All levels. QuickStart Tennis for beginning kids ages 5-12 which includes both lessons & tournaments. Camps & junior league play is also offered. Certified USPTA tennis coaches. FIRST CLASS FREE.

April 7th Quickstart Tournament at grand hampton

Fun was had by all as we held a QuickStart tournament on April 7th at Grand Hampton. We had a total of 15 kids for this event. For beginning level kids ages 5-12 years. A court finish was 1st place Ronak 2nd Daniel B court winners were Briana, Hayden & Ayushi C court finish 1st Will 2nd Richab. More information, upcoming tournament schedule and pictures can be found at www.TheTennisConnection.com

The USTA "Grand Hampton Heat Wave", Tennis Team.


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6:30pm Board Meeting(Clubhouse)

9:30am Community Relations Committee (Conference room)

7:00pm Crime Watch(Conference room)

6:30pm Design Review(Conference room)

9:30am Stroller Strides(Clubhouse)

8:00pm Bible Study(Grand Room)

9:30am Stroller Strides(Clubhouse)

6:00pm Building and Grounds Committee(Conference room)

Gamers PartyBoys of Grand

Hampton6 pm

Networking: 7pm

9:30am Networking(Clubhouse)

10:30am Under 3 Playgroup

(Aerobics room)

10:00am Under 3 PlaygroupSpa Party

Little Ladies of Grand Hampton 6 pm

10:00am Under 3 Playgroup

(Aerobics room)6:30pm Westin Manor

(Conference room)

10:00am Finance Committee

(Conference room)10:am Under 3 Playgroup

(Aerobic room)7:00pm Ladies Night

6:30pm Scouts(Aerobics room)

2:00pm CDD Meeting(Conference room)


6:00pm Lake HamptonMeeting

(Conference room)6:30pm Scouts(Aerobics room)


9:00am Walking Club(Clubhouse steps)10:00am Under 3

Playgroup(Aerobics room)




Playgroup(Aerobics room)7:00pm Trivia



2:00pm Chili Cook-off

“Possible” Movie on the Green Night

8 pm

2:00pm Kids Book Character Party and

Book Exchange

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Memorial DayPool games/snacks

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protential sportsSoccer:Spring Soccer League: starts May 18th this league is held at seven oaks and grand hampton league ends June 22nd.Evaluation day: May 4th at seven oaks 9:00am-10:00am: Ages 3-5; 10:00am-11:00am: Ages 6-9; 11:00am-12:00pm: Ages 10 and up.

Swimming:session ii: June 3rd at grand hampton and seven oakssession iii: July 8th at grand hampton and seven oaksTimes and Days will vary per location.

Sports Summer Camp:June 10th - Aug 16th • 3 Sports daily, swimming daily, optional field trips to: bowling, movies, skating,Busch Gardens, laser tag and more!• Hours: 9:00am-5:00pm early drop off: 7:00am-9:00am and late pick up 5:00pm-6:30pm• Monday-Friday

MoNDAY’S

1st MondayBoard Meeting6:30 P.M. Clubhouse

2nd MondayCrime Watch7 P.M. Conference Room

3rd MondayCommunity Relations Committee10 A.M. Grand Room

3rd MondayDesign Review 6:30 P.M. Conference Room

Building Meeting SchedulesTueSDAY’S

2nd TuesdayBuildings, Grounds and Recreational Spaces6 P.M. Conference Room

3rd TuedayNetworking7 P.M. Grand Room

4th TuesdayClub Manor East5 P.M. Grand Room

4th TuesdayCompliance Committee6 P.M. Conference Room

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3rd WednesdayWeston Manor6:30 P.M. Grand Room

4th WednesdayFinance10 A.M. Conference Room

4th Wednesday Ladies Night @ the Club7 P.M. Clubhouse

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3rd ThursdayLake Hampton6 P.M. Grand Room

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Turner Elementary School9190 Imperial Oak Blvd.Tampa, FL 33647(813) 907-9066WEB: turner.mysdhc.org

Wharton High School20150 Bruce B. DownsTampa, FL 33647(813) 631-4710WEB: wharton.mysdhc.org

Bartels Middle School9020 Imperial Oak Blvd.Tampa, FL 33647(813) 907-6801WEB: bartels.mysdhc.org

Wharton High School

Terrace Community Middle School11734 Jefferson Road, Thonotosassa, Florida, 33592813.987.6555 WEB.tcmstornadoes.com

Wharton High School Top Ten Honor Court in

the Class of 2013 The Reception was held April 4th. There are 559 students in the Class of 2013.The Top Ten students are:

Allyson BellHarold Shaw

Hannah HedrianaJoseph ParedesBrittany NestorJackson Fuchs

Brant WickershamKasey Joyce

Madhumita MazumderKamille Janess

Graduation Guidelines Congratulations on your upcoming graduation. We are giving you the following guidelines so that graduation will be a proud memory for all graduates. Rehearsal: Wednesday, May

29th at 10:45 am at the Florida state Fairgrounds

Attendance is MANDATORY for participation in graduation. The Assistant Principal for Administration (Mr. Glover) must review any extenuating circumstances. Please know your walk number when you

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arrive at the Fairgrounds. Walk numbers will be posted on the Wharton High School web site after May 1st. http://wharton.mysdhc.org/ (Click on Seniors to access the senior page.) Graduation: Monday, June 3rd 1:00 pm.seniors are to report at 11:45 a.m. to line up. Dress: Males- dress pants, dress shirt with tie, socks and dress shoes. Females- “Sunday best” dress or skirt and blouse or slacks. WEAR COMFORTABLE SHOES YOU CAN WALK IN. No “bulky” jewelry, scarves, ribbons, etc. are permitted.

Leave purses, cameras, and personal items with a parent or friend in the audience; they may not be taken in during the processional. Flowers or corsages are not permitted. Note:

The mortarboard (graduation cap) is to be worn flat with the tassel over the right eye. Once the seniors are declared graduates, the tassel is moved to the left side in unison with the class. Mortarboards are to look like they did when received from the company nothing extra may be added to them. Please carry your cap and gown into the Fairgrounds.

WHS Summer 2013 Junior Cat Cheer Camp

June 10- June 13 9:00 am -1:00 pm

performance - June 13 6:30 pm


Seussical Jr.

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by Music Theatre International, 421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019

Script, music, and all other material copyright 2006 Music Theatre International Broadway Junior and MTI’s

Broadway Junior Collection are trademarks of Music Theatre International. All rights reserved.

The Terrace Community Middle School StageRage Drama Club is proud to present:

May 18th, 2013 2PM & 7PM Brooks DeBartolo Collegiate High School Tickets $10/Adult $6/Students

Tickets can be reserved by calling 813-987-6555 ext 3220 or by emailing: [email protected] Music by Stephen Flaherty Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens Book By Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty Co-Conceived by Lynn Ahrens, Stephen Flaherty, and Eric Idle

Based on the works of Dr, Seuss Music Supervised, Adapted and Produced by Bryan Louiselle

Turner Elementary School

Summer Reading Caps for sale By Esphyr Slobodkina A timeless classic about the ways in which a peddler tries to outwit a band of monkeys.

Doctor De soto By William Steig Doctor De Soto is a great dentist and treats only gentle animals. But what happens when the fox has a toothache? Will kindhearted Doctor De Soto turn him away? horton hatches the egg By Dr. Seuss The whole jungle is talking about Horton the elephant, who’s just hatched an egg.

Miss peregrine’s home for peculiar ChildrenBy Ransom Riggs A thrilling reading experience which combines fantasy with haunting vintage photography. Find out what happens when 16-year old Jacob discovers the ruins of Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children.

The Lost Hero (Heroes of olympus series) By Rick Riordan After rebuilding Camp Half-Blood, Kronos, Percy and their friends inherit a quest for which they need help from a few demigods.

holes By Louis Sachar When Stanley Yelnats is given a choice between prison and Camp Green Lake, he readily chooses the easy option. But Camp Green Lake is not what it seems…

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one Crazy summer By Rita Williams-Garcia 11-year old Delphine has it all together. But one crazy summer in 1968 with her mother threatens to change everything.

When you reach Me By Rebecca Stead Miranda receives four letters that will change her life forever.


Established in January 2007, Amputee Veterans of America Support Team (AVAST) has grown to be one of the most recognized amputee support teams in the Tampa Bay Area. The Team consists of veterans and non- veterans who have experienced an amputation that is life changing. The organization also includes family members, friends and V.A. liaison involved in the rehabilitation of amputees. AVAST members work diligently at keeping the organization , activities and its membership growing. Members train for and have achieved the following Certifications: • Amputee Coalition of America Member and Peer Certification • Adaptive Golf Academy Peer Certification

• Veterans Administration Peer Certification This allows members to understand and assist other amputees in becoming independent and empowered individuals. The success of the organization is a statement of the dedication of the officers, advisory council and members. The AVAST amputee color guard was started in 2012. "Our purpose was to raise awareness, hope and inspiration for wounded veterans and amputees. We wanted to show the people of the community and the nation that even though

AVAST Amputee Veterans of America Support Team and Color Guard by Ann MacKinnon

you're an amputee, you can still come back and be a productive part of society," says Rudy Salas, president of AVAST, and Meadow Pointe resident. "A lot of wounded veterans returning home don't know that. The color guard is only part of what our organization does." The first Wednesday of every month, AVAST members gather at Terrace Hill Golf Club along with patients from the James Haley Veterans Memorial Hospital. They work to develop adaptive golfing skills and help coach the veterans in the game's rules and etiquette. Each day

out on the golf course is a gift to all who participate. "There are so many people responsible for our growth throughout the year; I cannot thank all of them," adds Rudy. "To all the organizations who invited us to golf tournaments, I say thank you and keep those

invitations coming!" There are a variety of ways that you can participate, help or donate. Cash or donations by check or money orders are always beneficial to assist with transportation, fees and expenses related to the outreach of our members. Send your check or money order to: AVAST, 1631 Firewheel Drive, Wesley Chapel, FL, 33543. AVAST is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your donation is tax deductible as a charitable contribution.Tax ID: 27- 2829706.


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The 29th annual “TASTE OF NEW TAMPA” was a huge success! I want to say Special thanks to Primrose School of Tampa Palms for hosting. The owner’s Rick and Jana Radike, truly went out of their way to accommodate the New Tampa Chamber of Commerce. They not only let us use their land, but created a fabulous kids area,

supplied volunteers, pre-sold tons of admission tickets, let us use the truck for set up and break down and so much more! The weather was not perfect, but the event went off with such greatness. The sponsors to put on this event also deserve much recognition:

Top BillTampa Bay Times

primrose Schools of Tampa palms

$2500BB & T Bank of New TampaFlorida Hospitals of Wesley

Chapel and USFNeighborhood News

law offices of Mathew Jowanna, pA

$1500Mini Cooper of Wesley Chapel

$500Whole Foods in Northdale

We love logo’sSign A Rama

Regina Ramalheira- Remax

Realtor – pres. of the Chamberpebble Creek Golf and

CountRy ClubStandard pacific Homes

New Tampa YMCA Tampa Bay Sound and Production, Steven Hernandez, did an awesome job emceeing the event. The stage, bands and everything

they provided were perfect. Congratulation to Nervous Energy for winning the $500 cash prize. Please call Steve for all your production needs at 850-361-5255. We appreciate the Mayor of Tampa, Bob Buckhorn for his incredible remarks about our wonderful city and the new and improved roads in New Tampa. The restaurants did a super job. The food and desserts was delicious!

Café oleWhole Foods

Takara Sushi and loungeDomani Bistro loungepDQ of Wesley Chapel

Full CirclesBruster’s Real ice Cream

Cherry BerryBetty’s Cakes

FroguaryWorld of BeerToast Wine

Tijuana Flats

pJ’slittle Greek

pDQ And the winner’s are:

BeST AppeTizeRFirst Place – Takara Sushi and Sake

Lounge – Torched Salmon RollSecond Place – Domani Bistro

Lounge – Rolled GrapesThird Place – Whole Foods –

Pineapple Mango

BeST eNTRéeFirst Place – Domani Bistro Lounge

– Duck ConfitSecond Place – Café Ole – PaellaThird Place – PDQ – Chicken

Tenders

BeST DeSSeRTFirst Place – Bruster’s Real Ice

Cream – Blueberry CheesecakeSecond Place – Betty Cakes –

Raspberry Cream MuffinThird Place – Cherry Berry Yogurt

Bar – Sea Salt Vanilla Caramel

BeST iN SHoWTakara Sushi and Sake Lounge

Judges: Chef Peter Gambacorto of Private Chef of Tampa, Gary and Joyce Gunter- the Chamber’s great friends and Pina A. Frieni

I think it is clear to say that the businesses will prosper due to their diligent marketing efforts during the event. I encourage all businesses

to attend our monthly luncheons on the second Tuesday’s of the month, currently held at 11:30 at Hunter’s Green. We want to encourage a business to business discount for all members. Call me with your offer and I will provide emails and flyers to promote your offering. That is what a Chamber is all about!

I want to really thank my team:Jayne Baker – Executive AssistantNeil Heird of Mind Sparks – VP

John Lore with Prudential Financial – Secretary

Karen Hilton – VP of Synovous Bank Wesley Chapel – Treasure

Earl MeyerMark Lange

Rachel Haviland The second Tuesday of April the 9th at Hunter’s Green 11:30 – Our guest speaker will be TBD. We are looking for a $50.00 sponsor for this event. We are encouraging you to get involved with the Chamber and provide event ideas to help us improve, as well as generate revenue for you. ** If you are a current member and never received a New Tampa Chamber of Commerce plaque or are a current member with a plaque dated years prior call Regina at 813-245-8893. On line registrations for events are important to provide the best Chamber experiences!


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New Tampa resident Allen Guy was awarded a Lightning Community Hero award at a NHL Lightning home game at the Tampa Bay Times Forum in early April. The prize includes a $50,000 grant to help the organizations in Tampa Bay that Guy supports with his time and energy. Guy was nominated by New Tampa Young Life area director Alissa Holcomb. "Allen's contribution to our organization is immeasurable," she says. "He has served

teenagers, including those with disabilities through our Capernaum program, for the last seven years with thousands of hours of volunteer work. He spends time with disabled and typical kids through our weekly Club programs, by leading our Servin' It Up community service program, and by caring for countless kids at camp, where they tell us they experience the 'best week of their life.'" Guy will designate the $50,000 grant to be divided among the organizations with

which he volunteers, including the New Tampa area of Young Life and two other New Tampa charities: Special Connections (a ministry that serves special needs children and adults based at St. James United Methodist Church) and the OASIS network (an acronym for Outreach Assisting Students in Schools, which provides necessities for underprivileged students in Hillsborough County). A portion of the award will also be designated for the Voices for Children

Guardian ad Litem program. The Tampa Bay Lightning Community Heroes initiative was launched by Lightning owner Jeff Vinik, along with his wife, Penny, in 2011. Their goal is to distribute $10 million to deserving grassroots community heroes throughout the Tampa Bay community over five years. At each of the Lightning’s regular season games, the Lightning Foundation awards $50,000 to charity. During the 2011-2012 season, a total of $2,050,000 was distributed to worthy community causes.

More information is online at http://lightning.nhl.com under the "Community" tab. Young Life is a worldwide organization for middle, high school and college students. Our staff and volunteers enter the world of kids, focusing on what matters to them – fun, adventure and friendship. In doing so, we earn the privilege of talking to them about something that we think matters most of all – the truth about God and His love for us. Founded in 1941, Young Life has more than 3,400 staff and 45,000 volunteers and is active in more than 80 countries reaching more than 1.2 million kids annually. Young Life leaders bring more than 140,000 kids each year to one of our 32 camping properties worldwide. Young Life in New Tampa serves typical teenagers and those with disabilities. Most

attend area schools, including Wharton, Freedom, and Wiregrass Ranch high schools, and Benito, Bartels, and Liberty middle schools. The Young Life and WyldLife Clubs meet at the New Tampa Family YMCA and Capernaum Club meets at St. James Church. To learn more about New Tampa Young Life,visit our website at www.newtampa.younglife.org or call 813-558-8785.

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Lightning Community Hero is New Tampa Resident Allen GuyAward for service includes $50,000 prize

Allen Guy with his son, Devin, and wife, Kimberly, while being recognized during the Lightning game on Tuesday, April 2nd. Credit New Tampa Young Life

Lightning player Teddy Purcell (left) and owner Jeff Vinik

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Lightning Community Hero award.

Allen Guy (center, Lightning jersey) with his family and representatives from the charities that will share a $50,000 donation from the Lightning made in Guy’s honor.


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March was a fun Month for the GFWC Woman's Club of New Tampa, we put time into the community with fun projects. To start we collected art supplies for the New Tampa Family YMCA Adaptive Art Program, a basket of supplies was given to Kristen Osterman who is the teacher for the art program. These items will be put to good use in class, because on Saturday, April 27th, at Wiregrass Mall the YMCA and the GFWC New Tampa

Woman's Club will be hosting a Art Show displaying the adaptive art participants' work. Please be sure and stop by and take a look at these fine pieces. With spring in the air, members put together Easter baskets made from

recycled strawberry pint containers. This project was taken to the Head Start at MOSI where members helped the young students

put a handle on the basket and fill it with grass and fun goodies. The students loved the project and we enjoyed their faces when we showed them what they were going to do. We are also continuing with tutoring at Heritage Elementary School till the end of the year, members are enjoying helping the young kids improve their reading and math skills. This will be a ongoing project through the year.If you would like to take part in the volunteer opportunities with the GFWC Woman's Club of New Tampa, Please join us at our monthly meetings on Wednesday, April 17th or May 15th from 12-1pm at St Andrews Presbyterian Church (5340 Primrose Lake Cir, Tampa, FL 33647). We are accepting new members year round. You may email [email protected] for more information.

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Fundraising All Stars This May 17, come to Freedom High School for Relay for Life New Tampa, and look for 15 women wearing pink cowboy hats. They are the Mary Kay Sisterhood. Over the past three years, this rip-roaring team has raised thousands of dollars to cure cancer. Their wine tasting in March raised $880 of the $3,147 already banked with the American Cancer Society. Quail Hollow Golf Club, Time for Wine, Jersey Mike’s and Hampton Inn stepped up to help. Bay City Bank in Lutz collected $137 in change at teller windows. If you missed that event, come to the Mary Kay Sisterhood tent during the Relay. Buy chances for a Miche bag, Mary Kay skin care basket or an MK Men’s basket. After putting in your miles, get a foot and leg rub with Mary Kay energy cream. The Sisterhood is especially

passionate because two members are cancer survivors. “It’s important for us to be there as sisters supporting each other and our faith. We have really

bonded. The Luminaria Event is really special,” said Donna Moyer, Mary Kay Sisterhood team captain. The team is offering luminaria and

dedications from now through May 1 for a $10 donation. To order a luminaria in honor or in memoriam of a loved one, call Moyer during business hours at 813-333-6668.

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soul and example for all of us—and she’s a survivor!” That is how Linda Omer of Wellswood describes fellow Mary Kay Sisterhood teammate Dianne Jones. Omer and Jones will both hoof it around the Freedom High School track on May 17-18 during Relay for Life New Tampa. Dianne survived stage-three colon cancer twice. Her doctor calls her his miracle patient. “I’m always so flattered when Linda says I’m an example. No matter when I speak, I believe I’m there because someone needs to hear that message. So many times people tell me thank you because they have colon cancer or because they were afraid of getting a colonoscopy. I’m especially grateful I was able to walk again with Linda last year,” Jones said. Omer, whose mother and aunts had breast cancer, walked her second Relay last year. It was the first year she walked as a breast cancer survivor. “I was walking for everyone else. As I went through treatment, I watched Dianne,” Omer added. She chose to be upbeat, brave and beautiful—continuing her Mary Kay business during her treatment. “I gave out small perfume samples

for a $5 Relay donation at a garage sale this year. You know, I made more for the Relay that I did for the garage sale!” she said.

Frills and Fun featured at Relay Sisterhood Campsite Check out the Mary Kay Sisterhood site first when you arrive at Relay for Life May 17-18 at Freedom High. There you can pick up a fashion-forward crocheted scarf for a $20-50 donation. Macy’s and high-end retailers feature identical versions. These quality scarves are handmade to order for a cause. Curing cancer is Alene Mitchell’s cause. “My father and mother-in-law both had cancer. Last year, I had to go to Moffitt Cancer Center for tests. I was so scared. I sat there and watched all these women with smiles coming and going. Some of them were very ill. I kicked myself. I said they can do it, then I can do it,” Mitchell said. “I got involved in Relay when Donna (Moyer) invited me. Now I raise money for hospice and Relay. I’m even teaching my granddaughters to crochet.” “Knitting for Life is part of our

Mary Kay Sisterhood fundraising effort and we will work on it all year long,” said Mitchell, who lives in The Oaks. One thrilled donor has ordered a baby quilt. Alene is taking orders by phone Monday through Friday during business hours at 813-951-5465.

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New Tampa Pediatric Dental began serving children in the New Tampa and Pasco County areas just about one year ago; however, the practice has been serving children since 2006. The owner, Dr. Francisco Bezerra, or, “Dr. B,” as he is more commonly known by patients and parents, carried over the care for patients in the office previously provided by pediatric dentist, Dr. Anna Seo. Dr. Bezerra, originally from Brazil , and fluent in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, prides himself in providing dental visits that are fun and educational for both the parents and the children. Graduation from the UCLA School of

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a pediatric dental, Dr. Bezerra worked for one of the largest,

most prestigious pediatric dental groups in Arizona for three years. Becoming a pediatric dentist was what Dr. Bezerra had dreamed of since his third year at UCLA when he attended a six month dental program

where he worked with children. Dr. Bezerra has a genuine, innate love for children, since he grew up with nine brothers and sisters, and then started a family of his own, with

his wife Lilyan. Interacting with parents and offering his professional knowledge for their questions and concerns is a common contribution by Dr. Bezerra, as preventive dental care for children requires the parents to be well informed about essential diet and home care. Since fifty-three percent of children that have not been to the dentist by age 3 have tooth decay by age 5, Dr. Bezerra, along with the Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommend a child’s first dental visit to be right around their first birthday. You may ask, “Why so young?” Well, by establishing a dental home for your child at a young age, the pediatric dentist can help guide parents in making correct choices in diet and oral hygiene habits at home. This helps to create an ideally healthy oral health for your child, and also launches a guide to follow for both parent and child which can essentially last a lifetime. Dr. Bezerra states, “One of my goals is to not blame

parents, or not to make them feel uneasy about their parenting choices. Since I have six children of my own, I understand what it’s like to be a parent and go through the different scenarios with children when providing care for them in the home.” Along with home care and diet information, there are some concepts that parents have about bottle feeding, sippy cup usage, and pacifiers that may be incorrect, since those concepts have, in essence, been passed down through several generations. Dr. Bezerra enjoys taking the time to explain the risk of severe childhood caries with all parents so that they are well informed. When parents know about how they can take small steps at home which can help their child’s overall dental health, the parents can then reap the long-term benefits from those good choices. Ultimately, “There is a genuine gratification in a child’s eyes when I perform treatment for them. An immediate reward is received, not just by the patient, but also by their parents, and also by me. When the child feels accomplished, that feeling goes well beyond just the child; the parents and the siblings are able to share and enjoy their sense of success, too.” For an appointment please call Dr. Bezerra's office at 813-991-5300. The office is located at 2242 Ashley Oaks Circle, in the Seven Oaks Professional Park in Wesley Chapel.

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New Tampa Pediatric Dentalbegan serving children inthe New Tampa and Pasco

County areas just about one year ago;

however, the practice has been serving

children since 2006.

The owner, Dr. , or, “Dr. B,” as he is more

commonly known by patients and par-

ents, carried over the care for patients in

the office previously provided by pediatric

dentist, Dr. Anna Seo. Dr. Bezerra, origi-

nally from Brazil, and fluent in English,

Spanish, and Portuguese, prides himself

in providing dental visits that are fun and

educational for both the parents and the

children.

Graduation from the UCLA School of

Dentistry in June of 2005 was followed

shortly thereafter by Dr. Bezerra’s accep-

tance into Nova Southeastern University’s

College of Dentistry in order to attain

his Pediatric Specialty degree, which he

graduated with in June of 2007. Im-

mediately after graduating as a pediatric

dentist, Dr. Bezerra worked for one of the

largest, most prestigious pediatric dental

groups in Arizona for three years.

Becoming a pediatric dentist was what

Dr. Bezerra had dreamed of since his

third year at UCLA when he attended

a six month dental program where he

worked with children. Dr. Bezerra has a

genuine, innate love for children, since he

grew up with nine brothers and sisters,

and then started a family of his own, with

his wife Lilyan.

Interacting with parents and offering his

professional knowledge for their questions

and concerns is a common contribution

by Dr. Bezerra, as preventive dental care

for children requires the parents to be well

informed about essential diet and home

care. Since fifty-three percent of children

that have not been to the dentist by age

3 have tooth decay by age 5, Dr. Bezerra,

along with the Academy of Pediatric

Dentistry recommend a child’s first dental

visit to be right around their first birthday.

You may ask, “Why so young?” Well,

by establishing a dental home for your

child at a young age, the pediatric dentist

can help guide parents in making correct

choices in diet and oral hygiene habits at home. This helps to create an ideally healthy oral health for your child, and also launches a guide to follow for both parent and child which can essentially last a lifetime.

Dr. Bezerra states, “One of my goals is to not blame parents,

or not to make them feel uneasy about their

parenting choices. Since I have six children of

my own, I understand what it’s like to be a

parent and go through the different scenarios

with children when providing care for them

in th home.” Along with home care and

diet information, there are some concepts

that parents have about bottle feeding,

sippy cup usage, and pacifiers that may be

incorrect, since those concepts have, in es-

sence, been passed down through several

generations. Dr. Bezerra enjoys taking the

time to explain the risk of severe child-

hood caries with all parents so that they

are well informed. When parents know

about how they can take small steps at

home which can help their child’s

overall dental health, the parents can

then reap the long-term benefits from

those good choices. Ultimately, “There is a

genuine gratification in a child’s eyes when I

perform treatment for them. An immediate

reward is received, not just by the patient, but

also by their parents, and also by me. When

the child feels accomplished, that feeling goes

well beyond just the child; the parents and the

siblings are able to share and enjoy their sense

of success, too.” v

For appointments please call

Dr. Bezerra’s office at

813-991-5300, Seven Oaks

Professional Park, 2242 Ashley

Oaks Circle, Wesley Chapel.

Francisco H Bezerra, DDS, PA, or Dr. B.

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