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The kids of Mrs. Jodie Reeves’ first grade class at S.P. LivingstonElementary School in Jacksonville, FL. Zabel donated shirts fortheir school’s field day. The kids competed in several events withthe other classes and were in disbelief when they found out theydidn’t have to give the shirts back after the field day was over.She says the kids are still wearing them.Dear Mr. Nurse, Thank you for the T-shirts. We really liked it somuch. On play Day we had so much fun. We had the sack race.And the ballon pop. We want to say thanks for the shirt. Have agood day. Your friend, Lena ReeseDear Mr. Nurse, Thank you for my T-shirt. It make me feel veryspecial. Thanks for your gift. You friend, Larry RaingeDear Mr. Nurse, Thank you for the T-shirts. We liked them so much. They were nice. Now we can were them to school.They were cool. Your friend, Roderick PrestonDear Mr. Nurse, Thank you for the t-shirts. The t-shirts are great. I like them. The shirts are pretty. We love them.You friend, Patrice BuggestDear Mr. Nurse, I love the T-shirts! Thanks for the shirts. They were great! I was in the bean bag race and the balloonpop. The shirt was blue and white. We cheered for our class. You are special.Your friend, RenaldoDear Mr. Nurse, Thank you for the nice T-shirts. We wore the T-shirts at playday.At playday the shirts said Mrs. Reeves all stars. We won a game with the T-shirts.Your friend, Dwana RogersDear Mr. Nurse, Thank you for the t-shrts. We won the sack game. We did tug ofwar. We ate in the shirt. The shirt said Mrs. Reeves all stars Your friend, AlexisJonesDear Mr. Nurse,, Thank you for the T-shirts. We hopped in the sack to the boysand back. Mrs. Reeves was happy! Your friend, Craig BakerDear Mr. Nurse, I like the t-shirts. It was good for you to do that. I like the shirtsthey look good. We won the sack race. It was great. Your friend, Chris EwenDear Mr. Nurse, Thank you for the T-shirts. They are nice shirts. We had fun onplay day. We ran on play day. Thank you for the shirts. Your friend, AntoneishaWigginsDear Mr. Nurse, The t-shirts was great! The t-shirts had stars on them. We had apicnic in the t-shirt. Your friend, Raneisha GordonDear Mr. Nurse, I like the t-shirts. They were nice! I ran in the t-shirts. Theysaid Mrs Reeves All stars. The class and I had fun in the t-shirts. Your friend, AbdulDear Mr. Nurse, I thank you for the t-shirts. They said Ms. Reeves all stars. Itwas blue and white. While I had on the shirt I was in the ballon sit. Your friend,TamikameartuunDear Mr. Nurse, Thank you for the shirts. I am very happy! I am happy for theshirts. The shirts said Ms. Reeves all stars. I like the shirts very much. They arepretty. We are very happy to get the shirts. Your friend, Jahmela FolkesDear Mr. Nurse, Thank you for the shirts. Thank you for letting us have the shirts.The shirts said Mrs. Reeves all stars. The shirts were white and blue. Your friend,Anthony RayDear Mr. Nurse, Thank you for the shirt. I played in the balloon sit. I played tugof war. I was yelling my team name. They were blue and white. Your friend, EarnestGamble16Dear Mr. Nurse, You are a nice man. You are the nicest man on earth. When Iwent in the sack race people laughed at me. And it gave me good luck. Thosewere the nicest shirts I ever seen. Your are a nice person. Thank you Mr. Nurse.
THEPOWERHOUSEOF McCLEES CONSULTINGBy Jan NurseIf you are a past reader of The ZabelZone TM , you will no doubt recognizethe name, Joe McClees. Joe is alobbyist and business consultant whohas contributed articles to past Zabel TMZone magazines encouragingcooperation between industry andgovernment.Feeling a two- or three-sentence bionext to his picture is just not adequate,we asked for his permission to turnthe tables and make him the subjectof an article. He graciously agreed.Joe McClees is a native of NorthCarolina and resides in New Bern,but during the legislative year, hedivides his time among state capitalsand Washington, D.C. When statelegislatures adjourn, he works in theU.S. and overseas on businessconsulting projects.His wife, the former Susan HenriJohnson, is an attorney. Both arecommitted Christians who believetheir faith should be ever apparent tothose around them.Joe's journey to his career as alobbyist/consultant began with a degreefrom Atlantic Christian College (nowBarton College) where he received aB.A. in history and political science.From 1976 to 1986, he served inseveral positions in the North CarolinaDepartment of Natural Resourcesincluding Special Assistant Secretaryof Natural Resources which gave himthe unique opportunity of workingwith environmental and health relatedagencies.In 1986, Joe began McCleesConsulting, a firm that offers lobbyingand economic consulting services toindividual and corporate clients. Hisbackground in North Carolinagovernment and industry has enabledhim to offer his expertise to a varietyof clients, and when the GeneralAssembly is in session in Raleigh orCongress in Washington, D.C., anoften heard phrase is, "Joe McCleessays . . . "He is known for his tenacity andforthrightness and as a man who getsthe job done right, no matter howlong it takes. His clients come tohim after seeing him in action or byreferral from other clients who foundJoe gets results, often when otheravenues have failed. He currentlyacts as the lobbyist for the NorthCarolina Septic Tank Associationwhere he has overseen the successfulefforts at rewriting regulations topromote a positive businessenvironment.He also represents the North CarolinaPortable Toilet Group as well as theTechnological DevelopmentAuthority. In his representation ofthe latter group, he has successfullylobbied for matching funds andspecific legislation for funds for venturecapital investment in North Carolina.Joe says, "A successful trade associationoperates like a profitable business.Work goes into that business everyweek. Projections are made, goalsare set, and everyone works all yearto accomplish those goals. To succeed,you must hire a professional. As withyour business, there are no short cutsto success."Besides his work with McCleesConsulting, Joe has found time topursue his hobby of shooting, andhunting trips have taken him as faras England, Scotland and Africa. Healso is the founder of the FisheriesDevelopment Foundation of NorthCarolina, a non-profit organizationthat educates underprivilegedindividuals in job related aquacultureand environmental careers.If you would like to contact Joe, you may do so at:McClees Consulting, Inc.507 Pollock StreetPO Box 1033New Bern, N.C. 28563Phone: 252/633-1300Fax: 252/633-631617
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