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The Hunschofsky Family Sixteen years ago, Hannes and Christine relocated from Boston to Parkland and have grown to love the community dearly. “We love living in Parkland,” Christine begins. “Having moved here with no family or friends in the area, we immediately became involved in the community and Parkland quickly became our home. We love being a part of a place where so many people share a sense of what is important – giving through volunteering whether it be in sports, charitable organizations or places of worship and having a safe neighborhoods where our children can attend great schools and adults and children can be active at our fields, park and library. We are very fortunate to have found Parkland and made so many wonderful friends here.” The warm and friendly mom smiles when she reflects, “When you move away from your family, it is nice to live in a place where it is easy to meet new people who later become like family.” Together with sons Michael and John, now 18 & 15, the foursome has enjoyed every aspect of their fair city. Hannes is the Executive Vice President of a large corporation while Christine has been a Parkland City Commissioner since 2013. Currently running for Mayor, Christine has been involved throughout the community as she and Hannes raised their sons. "When they were younger, our boys were involved in Parkland Soccer, Parkland Basketball, Parkland Little League and the Parkland Chess Club at the Library," Mom tells us. Michael is a freshman at George Washington University, studying International Affairs and Economics. He is a member of the chess club, the finance and investment club and the National Association of Business Economists. John is sophomore at St. Thomas Aquinas High School. His favorite subjects are math and chemistry, and he is part of the school‘s debate team, is involved in leadership and plays club indoor volleyball. When their sons were younger, Christine coached their sports and was also active with the Parkland/Coconut Creek MOMs Club. Her civic resume includes positions on the family church’s Pastoral Council, Womens Club President, Parkland Election Advisory Board, the Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization and the Broward School Oversight committee. She tells us her boys learned community involvement early. The Hunschofskys look forward to their family time, and particularly enjoy family game night, and lots of travel. The four have traveled together all over the US and to countries throughout the world. Each of them believes in the importance of learning about other cultures. Hannes, soft-spoken and kind, explains his view on life in their household. “We are a very close knit family. With my very busy travel schedule, I am always happy to be home again. I take great pride in being known as ‘Christine’s husband’ and ‘Michael and John’s’ dad here in Parkland.” The family attends services at Mary Help of Christians Church 8
WHICH CANDIDATE IS BETTER FOR THE HOUSING MARKET? By Realtors in Black When it comes to Real Estate forget everything you heard from these candidates. Oh, wait. We haven’t heard anything in regards to Real Estate from them. Voters shouldn’t necessarily be surprised by the little attention they have paid to the housing market. There has been a lot of talk about improving the economy. One says cut business tax in half and the other one says raise the minimum wage. We all know the back bone of the economy is Real Estate. When a home is purchased, on average, it means over 200k in business to that area’s economy. So why haven’t they talked about it? Eight years ago, housing and the economy were the main talking points of Obama and McCain because millions of homeowners were going through foreclosure and the economy was in shambles. Today, the housing market and the US economy look much healthier, and as such, candidates have turned their attention to more popular issues such as immigration, gun control and national security. So to answer the question “Which candidate is better for the housing market?” The answer is, both and neither! 9
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