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TABLE OF CONTENTS
HOW TO .......................................................................................... 5
Color Your Hair at Home
NEWS & BUSINESS BRIEFS ................................................................ 8
PROMOTIONAL FEATURE ................................................................. 11
Orlando Health Dr. P. Phillips Hospital
TOURISM UPDATE ........................................................................... 12
SALON & SPA DIRECTORY ............................................................... 13
SOUTHWEST SPORTS ...................................................................... 16
IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ............................................................. 20
COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD ....................................................... 27
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HOWTO ...
Color Your Hair at Home
Navigate the World of Hair Dyes and Color Touch-Ups with Confidence
by Lauren Salinero
You’ve decided it’s time for a
change. We’ve all been there.
Coloring your hair is a great way to
mix up your look without buying a
whole new wardrobe, but it can also
be intimidating to do at home. With
a few helpful tips, you can dye your
hair with confidence.
Choosing a color is the first step
to dyeing your hair at home, and it’s
imperative to do your research. Think
about what you’re trying to accomplish.
Are you covering grays? Are
you trying to make a statement? Do
you want a color that looks natural?
Also, be aware of how different colors
will look against your skin tone. How
often do you want to dye your hair?
Some colors, like red, fade faster than
others and will need to be touched up
more often to keep your look. For your
first time, go a shade or two lighter
than you think you need — it’s much
easier to darken dyed hair than it is to
lighten it. For multidimensional colors
or drastic changes, consult a coloring
specialist before you proceed on your
own. Major changes are best left to
the professionals.
Be Prepared
You’ve picked out your color and
shopped for all your supplies. You’re
ready to dye, right? Not quite. There
is no such thing as too much prep
work. The first thing you want to do,
especially if this is your first time, is
do a strand test to make sure the color
comes out as expected and your
hair doesn’t get damaged. Your No.
1 priority should always be to maintain
healthy hair. If anything you apply
to your hair causes damage or
skin irritation, stop immediately.
Once your strand test is complete
and you’re confident with moving
forward, it’s time to prep your work
station. Dyeing your hair takes a few
tools and a lot of cleanup — almost
like cooking a complicated meal. You
need your recipe, ingredients and
cookware organized and easily accessible.
Lay out everything you’ll be
using in the order that you’ll need it.
Clean out your bathroom (or whichever
room you’re using) or use towels
to cover anything you don’t want to get
dye on. Wear a button-down shirt that
you don’t have to pull over your head
to take off and that you don’t mind ruining.
You will get dye on it. There is no
avoiding the inevitability. Dye will get
places you never even realized. Keep
a stack of cleaning wipes handy, so
you can wipe up dye as you go, including
any that gets on your skin. A
good trick is to smear Vaseline on your
forehead, along your hairline and over
your ears before you get started. This
will protect that skin from staining.
If you are working in a bathroom,
make sure you have a fan or some
way to ventilate the room. Open a
window if possible. Fumes from the
dye can be very overwhelming. If you
have any respiratory issues, it might
be best for you to go to a salon. Go
ahead and also change out your
shower curtain with a liner that can
get dye on it. When you wash out the
dye, it will get everywhere. Have a
comb, gloves, handheld mirror and
hair clips ready to use, as well.
Do the Dye
Start with dirty — meaning not recently
washed — dry hair. Mix your
dye with your developer. If you are
using a box dye, there may be other
ingredients to add to your bottle —
mix as directed. Separate your hair
into sections and make sure there are
no tangles. Start applying the dye to
your roots and work your way down
the strands to the ends. Make sure
you work the dye into the entire chunk
of hair, so every strand gets colored.
Once you have permeated your hair
with dye, you can loosely pin it to the
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It is not uncommon for
a family business owned and
managed by an individual to be the
only income that the family relies
upon. Should a business owner die,
the family business, together with
all its assets, may be lost entirely.
Then what happens to the family?
Often, business owners do
not contemplate what would happen to their business or their family if they
were to die or become incapacitated. Is there a transition plan in place such as
a buy-sell agreement or other method of estate planning? Who would take over
ownership and operations? Consider the following.
Robert was a sole proprietor of a business with staff of 5 employees. In
business for over 10 years, he managed all aspects of the business including daily
operations.
Robert had a heart attack and was hospitalized. None of Robert’s employees
knew enough about the business to run it during his absence. Robert was too ill
to direct his employees from his hospital bed, so the business virtually stopped
until Robert could recover.
Robert returned to work but unfortunately, 6 months later he had a second
fatal heart attack. In the months leading up to his death, Robert took no
precautions to protect his business and still had no one capable of running the
business after his death. As a sole proprietor, Robert was the business and his
heirs knew nothing about running it. Because Robert made no provisions to
Don’t Lose The Family Business
by: Kristen M. Jackson / Attorney
transfer his business at his death with proper estate planning to protect his
family, his business was dissolved, and all assets were disposed of through
probate of his estate.
Had Robert designated someone to run the business in his absence
or to establish a business succession plan at his death, liquidation could
have been avoided and the business could have continued to operate even
during the probate of Robert’s estate. Robert’s heirs would not have been
burdened with selling the assets and Robert’s personal representative may
have merely transferred the business to a previously selected successor at an
already established price.
Business owners should not ignore the possible consequences of
failing to plan for business continuation or transfer. Ownership interests in
businesses are like any other assets; they must be transferred to someone or
some other entity when the owner dies.
While probate is generally required to accomplish the transfer, the
owner can designate who will take ownership of the business. Otherwise,
the business interest will pass to the spouse, children or other heirs, of
the deceased owner. While this may be desirable in some cases, often
the spouse or children, who may know nothing about the business, would
rather sell it; or a business partner may not want to be in business with the
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n Windermere Arts presents
its annual fine art show
Windermere Arts will present
its fourth annual Windermere
Fine Art Show in downtown
Windermere on March 2 and
March 3 from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. The
NEWS & BUSINESS BRIEFS
elite event showcases more than
100 fine artists surrounded by music,
food and performing arts in a
The fourth
annual
Windermere
Fine Art Show
takes place
March 2 and
March 3.
compiled by Lauren Salinero
festive atmosphere around Town
Square and Main Street sidewalks. It
promises to be the biggest and best
fine art show yet.
This year, the show will donate
to The Russell Home for Atypical
Children, a nonprofit organization
that provides free care for mentally
disabled adults and children. On
March 3, a horse-drawn carriage
will be used to raise awareness for
the charity. Show organizers invite
the public to join them in supporting
the arts in the community, as
well as all of the artists who will
travel to Windermere from around
the country.
n Ocoee historic downtown
undergoing revitalization
As part of Ocoee’s historic
downtown revitalization, Oakland
Avenue, between Bluford Avenue
and Lakewood Avenue, is closed
for reconstruction through April 8,
2019. Traffic on Bluford Avenue is
not affected. Traffic on northbound
Lakewood Avenue approaching
Oakland Avenue is directed
to turn right toward Lakeshore
Drive. The sidewalk on the south
side of Oakland Avenue through
the closed section of the block
remains open for pedestrian access
to Ocoee elementary and
middle schools.
When the construction work is
completed, Oakland Avenue will
be transformed into a cul de sac
that will be permanently closed to
through traffic, making it a safer
and more liveable public space. It
will have angled parking on both
sides with an attractive brick paver
surface. The new Oakland Avenue
will have access only from Bluford
Avenue and will no longer connect
to Lakewood Avenue. Oakland
Avenue will end at the entrance
of the Ocoee Lakeshore Center
parking lot. The Ocoee Lakeshore
Center, west Orange County’s

premier event destination, is currently
under construction to provide
a 400-seat main facility and a
separate 125-seat space. The project
is scheduled to be completed
this April.
n Winners recognized at the
2019 Big Orange Awards
The 2019 Big Orange Awards
event was held at Disney’s
Contemporary Resort earlier this
month. Attendees enjoyed an array
of interactive entertainment, a silent
auction and an awards presentation
for west Orange’s most influential
and inspirational leaders and
organizations.
This year’s Big Orange Awards
recipients were Mike Bollhoefer,
Chairman’s Award; Dennis Foltz,
Sam Hovsepian Award; Chris
Garcia, Ambassador of the Year;
Geegee Burmeister, Mary
VanDeventer “The Spirit of West
Orange” Award; Heichel Plumbing,
George Bailey Award; Teresa
Jacobs, Bert Roper Award; Lynn
Walker Wright, Danniel J. Petro
“The Bright Future of West Orange”
Award; Boyd Development Corp.,
Small Business Member of the Year;
and Duke Energy, Big Business
Member of the Year.
n A thank-you to the local
tennis community
The holiday spirit was alive
at Hyatt Regency Grand
Cypress this past holiday season
as tennis players from the local
community came together to
support Grand Cypress Tennis &
Racquet Club’s first Holiday Toy
Drive, which collected more than
100 toys for local foster children.
Resort staff members were truly
touch by the incredible support
and generosity of the local tennis
community and offers a huge
thank-you to all who helped to
brighten up the holidays for local
foster care kids.
Congratulations to the following
winners from each division: Youssef
Gara and Erik Urban, men’s
8.0+; Miguel Chavin and Luis
Reyes, men’s

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The Jack
and Lee
Rosen Jewish
Community
Center
welcomes
its new chief
executive
officer, Reuben
Romirowsky.
York and New Jersey, was named
chief executive officer of The
Jack and Lee Rosen Jewish
Community Center. He joins
the Rosen JCC from New York’s
Metropolitan Council on Jewish
Poverty, where his efforts included
elevating annual giving to $5 million,
developing new branding and
messaging, and the launch of a
new website.
“We’re delighted to welcome
Dr. Romirowsky to Orlando,” said
Brett Spector, president of Rosen
JCC. “With decades of service
to Jewish communities and great
success developing strong financial
support, his leadership and wisdom
ensure a bright future for our
organization.”
The Jack and Lee Rosen Southwest
JCC is located at 11184 S. Apopka-
Vineland Road in Orlando. For more
information, call 407-387-5330 or
visit rosenjcc.org.
BUSINESS BRIEFS
Lifelong Windermere resident
Anna Wytiaz is opening the
first Bruster’s Real Ice Cream
in Windermere. This new business,
which will be located in Suite 100
at 5855 Winter Garden Vineland
Road, is the franchise’s fifth in
Central Florida. Community residents
will soon have a chance to
enjoy ice cream made the old-fashioned
way, with slow kettle processing
designed specifically to create
the Bruster’s flavor. Its homestyle
mix is delivered fresh from a dairy
to each store, where small artisan
batches are made daily by certified
ice cream makers. The new location
will open next month.
Ronald Ziolkowski, aka Ron
the Realtor, joined the team at
Re/Max Prime Properties
of Winter Garden. Ron was
named the No. 1 Re/Max Realtor
in the state of Florida for the past
two years. He also was voted the
2019 best real estate agent in
Southwest Orlando by readers of
the Southwest Orlando Bulletin.
Ron sells more homes in Winter
Garden than anyone else nationwide.
For more information, visit
www.rontherealtor.com.
AdventHealth Apopka officials
invited community members
to celebrate the facility’s recent
one-year anniversary with an afternoon
of family fun. The event
featured special entertainment,
door prizes, educational health
tips and free health screenings.
Guests also were encouraged to
bring nonperishable items to benefit
a local food pantry. The anniversary
celebration took place
at AdventHealth Apopka, located
at 2100 Ocoee Apopka Road in
Apopka, on Feb. 17.
Orlando Repertory Theatre
officials announced the summer
2019 retirement of Southwest resident
and executive director Gene
Columbus, after more than a decadelong
tenure with Orlando Rep.
Columbus joined the theater after
retiring from a 38-year career with
Walt Disney World Co. Orlando
Rep has opened the application
process to begin the search for a
new executive director. Interested
candidates should visit www.
orlandorep.com/get-involved/
careers/ for a full job description
or to submit an application. ª
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Orlando Health Dr. P. Phillips Hospital
Robotic Surgery Revolutionizes Patients’ Lives
Innovative. Precise. Life-changing.
All words to describe the various
advantages that have come from
the use of robotic surgery among
patients within Orlando Health
hospitals.
Certified as a Center of Excellence
in Robotic Surgery from the Surgical
Review Corp., Orlando Health
Dr. P. Phillips Hospital surgeons
have found that robotic surgery
has given patients the opportunity
to have crucial surgeries in a
less-invasive manner.
“The overall goal of Orlando
Health is to give patients more options
for minimally invasive surgeries,
with less complications and reduced
recovery time,” said Bobby L.
Gibbons II, M.D., a general surgeon
specializing in hernia repairs
and bowel/colon resections.
Better Recovery, Less Invasive
Robotic surgery was first introduced
to Orlando Health hospitals
more than a decade ago and used
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Richard Real, M.D., FACOG, achieves Master Surgeon status from the Surgical Review
Corp. for demonstrating an unparalleled commitment and ability to consistently deliver safe,
effective, evidence-based care.
primarily for surgeries in urology controls, and the 3-D visualization
and gynecology. The past five years that we get from the robot is where
have brought robotics into the fields it really surpasses the laparoscopic
of colorectal surgery and head and system in a lot of cases,” said Luke
neck surgery.
M. Elms, M.D., a general surgeon
Currently, Orlando Health is one who uses robotic surgery for 75 percent
of the largest epicenters for the da
of his inguinal hernia repairs
Vinci Robot, built by Intuitive using and also for bowel/colon resections.
Xi and Si platform models. The platforms
“Overall, the benefit I have seen
consist of the robot itself and with robotic surgery, apart from sur-
then a console for surgeons to view geries before, is the recovery seems
and guide the robot during surgeries.
to be faster and less painful,” he
The hospital currently uses an Xi said.
model.
Drs. Gibbons and Elms both agree
Several procedures in these fields that being able to send patients
that were previously done with open home with minimal-to-zero pain
or laparoscopic surgery now can be medication is a true reward of using
performed with a robotic machine robotic surgery, lessening the possibility
to bring greater visualization to the
of an opioid dependence,
surgeon and smoother recovery for which is a national crisis.
the patient.
“The hernia risk for infection postop
“In several ways, it follows a lot of
is lower, and aesthetics are bet-
how we do surgeries laparoscopically,
ter, as well, on the body,” Dr. Elms
but the extra dexterity that the said. “Patients are usually getting
robot provides, the finer movement out of the hospital sooner, and we
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are able to give people less narcotics,
so the recovery progresses much
faster.”
Despite what some patients might
think, both surgeons advise their patients
that the robot is not the one
conducting the surgery. The robot
and console are placed right next to
the patient in the surgery room so the
robot does the work, but the doctor
is there to direct the robot and make
adjustments when needed.
“The difference is instead of physically
standing by the bedside with an
instrument you can open and close
with your hand, you are sitting at
a console to control the instruments
and instead of moving like a normal
wrist would move, the robot is able
to move more directions,” said Dr.
Gibbons, who has performed robotic
surgery for three years. “It just
can’t be matched in laparoscopy.”
The success of robotic surgery
among patients encouraged
Orlando Health to broaden its horizons
to see what other procedures
robotics can be used for in the future.
This spring, the hospital will expand
its robotic surgery program by
adding a second robot, an Si model.
“Robotic surgery is an explosive
field of research, and there are some
places worldwide that are doing
coronary bypass procedures with
the robot,” Dr. Elms said. “Orlando
Health is on the forefront of robotic
surgery and will continue to incorporate
the most advanced procedures
available in order to provide patients
with optimal care.”
Dr. Gibbons concluded it best by
saying robotic surgery is giving a
greater portion of patients access to
minimally invasive care and allowing
doctors to do surgeries better than in
the past.
For more information about robotic surgery
at Orlando Health Dr. P Phillips Hospital, visit
orlandohealth.com/roboticsurgery. ª

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TOURISM UPDATE
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Central Florida Hotel &
Lodging Association held its annual
Golden Pineapple Awards Dinner
at the Orlando World Center Marriott
on Jan. 30 to recognize frontline lodging
employees for exemplary service
and customer satisfaction. The redcarpet
event, attended by more than
1,200 Central Florida lodging staff
members, featured welcoming remarks
by Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer, followed
by dinner and the awards presentations.
Fox 35’s Tom Johnson
served as the emcee of the evening,
and awards were presented by CFHLA
President and CEO Rich Maladecki.
The festive, annual activity allows lodging
managers to nominate and honor
their hardworking staff members for going
above and beyond their job requirements.
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Beauty may only be skin deep, but looking and feeling your best is an
essential part of a positive self-image. Taking time to pamper and beautify
improves your state of mind and overall well-being.
In this directory, you will find some of the best industry experts in the
Southwest Orlando area who offer a full range of coaching, massage and/
or aesthetic skin care services.
Industry Experts
Magdalena Baidoc, NP-C
Gentle Touch MediSpa & Wellness
2723 Maguire Road, Ocoee • 407-877-7003
www.gentletouchmedispa.com
Magdalena Baidoc, NP-C, has been a board-certified advanced registered
nurse practitioner since 2008 and a registered nurse since 2000. She holds
a Master of Science in nursing from the University of Michigan. Magdalena
formerly worked in plastic surgery, refining her techniques for beautiful, natural
results. She has completed specialized training in dermal filler techniques,
using Juvéderm, Voluma, Radiesse and Belotero. She is also an expert injector
of Botox Cosmetic and Xeomin. Magdalena's skills and expertise include
Intense Pulsed Light photofacials, Pico laser skin rejuvenation, tattoo removal,
laser hair removal and medical-grade skin care. Born in Poland and raised in
Canada, she has an eye for beauty and natural results.
Amanda Hill, NP-C
Gentle Touch MediSpa & Wellness
2723 Maguire Road, Ocoee • 407-877-7003
www.gentletouchmedispa.com
Amanda Hill, NP-C, is a board-certified nurse practitioner who has a passion
for aesthetic medicine. She began her nursing career in pediatric nursing,
where she gained valuable experience in meticulously assessing needs, developing
personalized treatment plans, and providing superior care to surpass
expectations. Prior to joining Gentle Touch, Amanda served as an aesthetic
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2723 Maguire Road, Ocoee • 407-877-7003
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Lorriel Blaise, NP-C, is a board-certified nurse practitioner and the owner
of Gentle Touch MediSpa & Wellness. She is a member of the Central Florida
Advanced Nurse Practitioner Council and the American Association of Nurse
Practitioners. Lorriel is certified in aesthetic laser procedures and is an advanced
injector of Botox Cosmetic and dermal fillers. She is known for her gentle touch
and delicate treatment techniques that produce visible results, as well as her
genuine spirit of caring that makes clients feel welcome, special and appreciated.
Blaise is passionate about helping her clients look beautiful and feel vibrant.
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nurse practitioner for a leading medical spa, honing her injection skills and
techniques. Her authenticity, energy and enthusiasm are infectious, and clients
regularly praise her "gentle" injections and warm, caring demeanor. Amanda
graduated summa cum laude with a bachelor’s in nursing from Florida State
University, where she later earned her doctorate in nursing.
Ashley Morris, MSW, LCSW
Holo Wellness LLC
5401 S. Kirkman Road, Suite 310, Orlando • 407-839-9152
holowellness.org.
Ashley Morris, MSW, licensed clinical social worker, diet coach, fitness
trainer and proud mother of three, offers eight-week workshops to provide
dieters with the tools essential to not only lose weight, but to keep it off permanently.
By providing the therapy interventions empirically studied and proven
effective, Ashley guides her clients to freedom — freedom from poor selfesteem,
depression, lack of energy, regret or other thoughts and feelings interfering
with self-love, self-acceptance and self-compassion.
Jai Li Aesthetic & Wellness
6150 MetroWest Blvd., Suite 303, Orlando • 321-281-8010
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believes in providing their customers with unmatched results through the use
of advanced technologies and expert care. They are dedicated to upholding
the organization’s mission to serve clients’ needs in a peaceful setting, where
they can unwind from the stresses of the day. Upon entry, guests are greeted
by Christine. Prior to joining the staff, Christine was an executive officer in the
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Massage Envy Spa Dr. Phillips
8081 Turkey Lake Road, Suite 100,
Orlando • 407-354-3689
www.massageenvy.com
Massage Envy Spa Dr. Phillips opened its doors
in 2008 and is part of one of the most notable massage
brands in the country. As the number of proven
health benefits from massage grows, so does the
number of Americans who turn to Massage Envy Spa
for a more balanced lifestyle. The Dr. Phillips location
also offers Murad Healthy Skin Facials. These facials
feature Murad’s high-performance clinical skin care
formulas. Each facial targets a specific skin concern
to help guests rapidly and dramatically improve the
look and feel of their skin. In an effort to build the
positive benefits of total body care, Massage Envy
Spa offers an introductory rate of $49.99 for a onehour
massage session and an introductory Murad
Healthy Skin Facial for just $59.99. The company’s
professional massage therapists and aestheticians
are eager to customize a therapeutic service that
fits each guest’s specific needs. Best of all, Massage
Envy Spa is open late weeknights and weekends to
provide relief to its guests when they need it most.
Hours of operation are Monday-Friday from 8 a.m.-
10 p.m., Saturday from 8 a.m.-8 p.m., and Sunday
from 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Naturally You Med Spa
Beth Moffett, RNFA
12139 S. Apopka-Vineland Road, Orlando •
863-604-6021
www.naturallyyouorlando.com
With more than 38 years of plastic and cosmetic surgical
nursing experience, Beth Moffett, RNFA, is a graduate
of St. Vincent’s Medical Center in New York. She
furthered her education as a registered nurse first assist
at Southwest College. She continues her education
by regularly attending seminars in the field of cosmetic
and aesthetic procedures. Beth, the owner of Naturally
You Med Spa, is one of Orlando’s No. 1 volume Botox
Cosmetic injectors. She works with Jan V. Karlin,
M.D., supervising and delegating physician, and offers
a wide range of dermal fillers and injectables, including
Juvéderm Ultra, Ultra Plus, Volbella, Voluma and Vollure;
PRP; Radiesse; Sculptra Aesthetic; Vampire Facelifts and
microneedling. ª
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The first annual Kissimmee
Family Golf Classic will be played
from June 20 through June 23. The
54-hole, team scramble event is open
to any combination of family members
and will be a celebration of the
bonds the game helps create. Cost of
entry is $799 for a team of four.
Tournament rounds will be played
at the Nicklaus and Watson courses
at Reunion Resort, one of Florida’s premier
golf facilities; and Celebration
Golf Club, an unforgettable codesign
of industry legends Robert
Trent Jones Jr. and Sr. Entry also
includes a VIP welcome gift package,
breakfast and lunch each day at the
tournament, and on-course contests.
For more information, visit www.
kissimmeefamilygolfclassic.com.
The Rotary Club of Lake
Buena Vista held a meeting for
the Rotary Foundation’s Golf Event
Committee. Members met to discuss
the exciting components of the
foundation’s third annual Golf Event,
which will take place May 17 at
Celebration Golf Club.
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Rotary Club of Lake Buena Vista Foundation Golf Event Committee members (l. to r.)
Shelley Freeman; John Gill; Greg Gorski, club president; Augustine Campana; Dianne
Adcock and Rommel Mosquera meet to discuss the third annual Golf Event. Not pictured:
Harry Boardman, Jean Campana, Robert Gentile, Patti Kelly and Phil Wright.
Orlando Magic and
AdventHealth, formerly known
as Florida Hospital, unveiled the
AdventHealth Practice Facility as
part of an expanded partnership,
featuring a large focus on wholeperson
health and innovation in
the sports medicine realm. The distinctive
partnership includes a collaborative
and specialized body
of research, providing a unique
opportunity to bring together medicine,
research and AdventHealth’s
philosophy of whole-person health
by incorporating elements such as
nutrition, sleep, and injury prevention
and recovery.
If you love to run, jog or walk
and love to support a great cause,
you can do both by participating in
Junior Achievement of Central
Florida’s 4.01K race to celebrate
financial wellness. Financial health is
a lot like physical health. People grow
stronger when they make it a priority
and stick to a plan, but it takes some
knowledge and training to get it right.
The fifth annual 4.01K Race for
Financial Fitness fuels financial literacy
programs that put youth in the
community on the right track. The
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a custom T-shirt; race bag with goodies;
and top finisher awards for men,
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U.S. Soccer officials selected
Orlando to host the USA-Ecuador
game March 21. Both teams will
be preparing for their respective
confederation championship tournaments
this summer. ESPN2, UniMás
and UDN will broadcast live from
Orlando City Stadium, with pregame
coverage beginning at 7:30
p.m. Fans can also follow along via
U.S. Soccer’s Facebook, Twitter and
Instagram accounts. Tickets are on
sale now at ussoccer.com.
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In addition to the USA vs. Ecuador
match, Orlando City Stadium will also
play host for the 2019 MLS All-Star
Game presented by Target this summer.
The deadline for applications for
the 2019 Water Ski & Wake Sports
Foundation scholarships is March
15, 2019. USA-WWF is offering
seven scholarships this year, ranging
from $1,500 to $5,000, to help collegiate
water-skiers pay for their
educations while they are going to
school and competing on their respective
water-ski teams.
Scholarships are awarded each
year to water-skiers who best represent
through achievements in
academics and sports, representing
what it means to be an ambassador
and an athlete, and whose contributions
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Four-time Major winner Rory
McIlroy will return to the Arnold
Palmer Invitational presented
by Mastercard to defend his
title. The tournament will be held
from March 4 through March 10 at
Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club
& Lodge.
“Obviously, last year’s victory [in
the 40th Arnold Palmer Invitational]
was memorable for so many reasons,”
McIlroy said. “I am so proud to return
to Mr. Palmer’s course as the defending
champion and look forward to a
great week of golf and continuing to
honor a legend of the game.”
Dr. Phillips High School recognized
11 student-athletes on National
Signing Day. Each student signed for
their respective colleges, which they
will attend and play for in the fall.
The seniors who signed were
Bryan Bell-Anderson, football,
Columbia University in New York;
Logan Bryan, baseball, CCBC
Catonsville in Maryland; Diego
Garcia-Chirinos, baseball, Bethune-Cookman
University; Jacob
Hartman, baseball, Lander University
in South Carolina; Gracie Lopez,
softball, Ave Maria University; Frank
Maciejczyk, football, St. Thomas
University; Max Meisenheimer,
water polo, University of California-
Irvine; Japerri Powell, Wayne
State College (Nebraska); Jaquarri
Powell, Wayne State College
(Nebraska); Dylan Smith, men’s
soccer, Oglethorpe University (Georgia);
and Cameron Williams, football,
Florida Institute of Technology.
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n Dr. Phillips
Stephen and Bryan Morton,
brothers from Dr. Phillips and members
of Troop 225 of Boy Scouts
of America, achieved the rank of
Eagle Scout. For several years, they
have volunteered at Dave’s House.
The brothers are the third generation
of their family to support the
nonprofit, along with their parents,
Brothers Stephen (third from left) and Bryan Morton (third from right) of Dr. Phillips gain
Eagle Scout status. They are joined by their parents, Wendy and Rob Morton (right), and
grandparents, Mary and Steve Holloway (left).
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Rob and Wendy Morton, and
grandparents, Steve and Mary
Holloway. Dave’s House was
the recipient of both of their Eagle
Scout projects at Aspire Health
Partners’ Kate’s House. Stephen’s
project took 140 volunteer hours
and raised $1,560. With the
funds, he provided Kate’s Place
with 20 three-month supplies of
toiletry bags, a 43-inch smart TV
and wall mount, PlayStation 4 console,
five video games, six controllers
and five board games. After
expenses, Stephen was able to gift
$500 to Dave’s House. Bryan’s
project took 131 volunteer hours
and raised $1,136. His project
was building two raised 18-footby-4-foot
gardens, protected from
animals by chicken wire wrapped
around bent PVC. After expenses,
Bryan was able to gift $300 to
Dave’s House.
n Windermere
Smart Marketing, a new book
written by Windermere resident
Larry Biederman, was released
by Dorrance Publishing Co. Inc. In
the book, Larry explains his five
marketing steps to enjoyably build
and expand one’s financial advisory
practice. From identifying prospects,
developing a relationship,
providing superior service and
more, each step comes with a clear
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n Woodlands of
Windermere
Nancy Borkes placed first in the
2019 Woodlands of Windermere
Chili Cook-Off, where she competed
against nine other residents.
Tina Ingram placed second, and
Joel Sawyer took third. The annual
event was well-attended, with
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Nancy Borkes
wins the 2019
Woodlands of
Windermere Chili
Cook-Off.
Woodlands neighbors gathering to
judge, compete — or just eat!
n Winter Garden
Leonard Archie Wilson of
Winter Garden released his new
book, Poof. The book is neither fiction
nor biographical; it is a series of vivid
dreams Leonard had throughout a 14-
year period that started after having
open heart surgery. His daughter,
Jacqueline, suggested he keep a
journal on his bedside table to write
down his dreams after he awoke. It
became a roller coaster ride of mystical
and imaginative events.
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Orlando. Jamari is one of 55 students
from Valdosta State University’s
Harley Langdale Jr. College of
Business Administration who completed
internships during the fall
2018 semester.
n Et Al
Secily Wilson spoke about her organization,
Wow Legacy Group Inc.,
at a Rotary Club of Lake Buena
Vista meeting. Her group empowers
troubled women to live their best lives
in mind, body and spirit by teaching
them how to apply for a job, manage
their finances, dress, put on makeup,
present themselves and more.
Rotary
Club of Lake
Buena Vista
President
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welcomes
Secily Wilson,
CEO and
founder of Wow
Legacy Group
Inc., to speak at
a club meeting.
Rotary Club of Dr. Phillips President Colin Galloway (far left), co-sponsors Robin
O’Donnell (second from left) and Richard Maladecki (far right), and Rotary District Gov.
Ron Janssen (center) welcome new members (l. to r.) Cameron Smith, Carin Nagy and
Keith Hess.
Southwest resident Nicole
Parellada, along with three
other medical students at
Geisinger Commonwealth School
of Medicine, was named to the
Geisinger Diversity and Inclusion
Council. The council includes a
cross section of representatives
drawn from Geisinger’s more
than 33,000 employees. GCSOM
students provide a voice for
Geisinger’s 400 medical students.
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Dancers from Elizabeth Parsons
School of Dance participated
in the Florida Dance Masters
Thanksgiving Convention. Reese
Rutherford placed as a finalist
in the Junior Miss Dance competition.
Other solo competitors were
Anniston and Marli Clarke.
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Reese Rutherford
of Elizabeth Parsons
School of Dance
performs as a soloist at the
Florida Dance Masters Tha
nksgiving Convention.
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Anniston Clarke of Elizabeth
Parsons School of Dance performs
as a soloist at the Florida Dance Masters
Thanksgiving Convention.
Marli Clarke of Elizabeth Parsons
School of Dance performs as a soloist
at the Florida Dance Masters Thanksgiving
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In addition to the competition, dancers
from around Florida participated
in convention classes during the
weekend. The EPSOD family is very
proud of its dancers who participated,
including Anniston, Marli and
Reese Clarke; Emma Hodson;
Anna Lee; Emily Lewis; Audrey
Orme; Reese Rutherford and Kate
Woods. Florida Dance Masters
advances the art of dance through
quality education for teachers and
students, promoting excellence in
dance. Elizabeth Parsons has been a
member of National Dance Masters
since 1958 and Florida Dance
Masters since 1987.
Orlando Health held its
Centennial Gala to celebrate its
100-year anniversary. Southwestarea
residents Nick and Stina
D’Uva; Tony and Joanne
Kostantinidis; former Fairway
Cove resident Amy Pennock;
and Dr. Sandy Shugart and his
wife, Jane, attended the event
to show their support of Orlando
Health. They are all involved
with Orlando Health in different
ways. Sandy is the board chairman,
Joanne is an Orlando Health
Foundation board member, Stina
is president of the West Orange
Chamber of Commerce, and
Amy is a Seminole Public School
Board member, as well as vice
president of finance and human resources
at Shepherd’s Hope.
Southwest resident and attorney
George F. Indest III was recognized
by the American Health
(L. to r.) Jane and
Dr. Sandy Shugart,
Joanne and Tony
Kostantinidis,
Stina D’Uva, Amy
Pennock and Nick
D’Uva attend the
Orlando Health
Centennial Gala.
Lawyers Association for top honors
in 2018. Every year, AHLA officials
recognize the organizations that
stand behind their members, and
the law firms, organizations, health
plans, businesses and governmental
agencies that consistently and
enthusiastically encourage and
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in support of the association’s
educational mission.
Reese Stewart
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March 9 & 10 — Food For Families
Ocoee High School, 1925 Ocoee Crown Point
Parkway, Ocoee, hosts the first Food for Families
of 2019, during which volunteers sort, pack and
deliver food to more than 1,000 underprivileged
families in west Orange County. Time: Saturday
from 5-11 p.m. for sorting and packing, and
Sunday from 8-11:30 a.m. for delivering. To
register for Saturday, visit www.allforgood.org/
projects/o83Zn5Q5; to register for Sunday, visit
www.allforgood.org/projects/D84ZjOkl.
March 14 — Crazy Card Party
Windermere Town Hall, 520 Main St.,
Windermere, hosts Windermere Garden Club’s
annual Crazy Card Party, including a luncheon,
cards, silent auction and numerous raffles. Card
playing experience is not necessary. Time:
10:15 a.m.-2 p.m. Cost: $25, with proceeds
being spent in the community. Checks are due by
March 10 and should be mailed to Windermere
Garden Club, PO Box 502, Windermere, FL
34786. For more information, call Peggy, 407-
217-6526; or visit WGC’s Facebook page.
March 15-17 — Wine Festival & Auction
The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes, 4012
Central Florida Parkway, Orlando, hosts the
inaugural Orlando Wine Festival and Auction
to benefit the Orlando Magic Youth Foundation.
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Activities include vintner dinners; an outdoor
festival that features live music, live auction displays,
local and celebrity chefs, wineries, food
pavilions and Magic players and coaches;
live and e-auctions; and an Orlando Magic
game. Each guest receives an invitation to the
OMYF grant ceremony, where all funds from the
Orlando Wine Festival and Auction are distributed
to local nonprofit organizations. For more
information or to purchase packages, visit www.
wineauctionorlando.com.
March 16 — Strength, Power & Drive
Concert
The Walt Disney Amphitheater in downtown
Orlando’s Lake Eola Park hosts Strength, Power
and Drive, a concert performed by Central Florida
Sounds of Freedom. Time: 6 p.m. Admission is
free. Proceeds benefit Orlando Youth Alliance.
For more information, visit cfsof.com.
March 27 — The J Ball
Orlando Science Center, 777 E. Princeton St.,
Orlando, hosts The J Ball, The Roth Family JCC’s
largest party of the year, including heavy hors
d’oeuvres, an open bar, a silent auction and
live entertainment. Time: 6:30-9:30 p.m. Cost:
$100; $75 for seniors and preschool parents;
and $36 for Tribe members who have attended
at least one Tribe event, with proceeds benefiting
The Roth Family JCC. Child care is $15 per child.
Fees include a pizza dinner and children’s activities.
To register for child care, email register@
orlandojcc.org with the names and ages of your
children. For more information, visit operations.
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March 30 — Hearts Of Gold
Orlando Magic’s Magic Carpet Aviation
Hangar, 4225 Execuair St., Orlando, hosts
Hearts of Gold, presented by Reed Nissan and
including live music, delicious food and drinks,
and mixing and mingling with more than 600
community leaders and influencers. Time: 6:45
p.m. (6 p.m. for VIPs). Cost: $150, ($300 for
VIP), with proceeds benefiting the Coalition
for the Homeless of Central Florida. For more
information or to purchase tickets, visit www.
centralfloridahomeless.org/hearts-of-gold.
March 30 — Princess Ball
compiled by Lisa Sagers
Hyatt Regency Orlando, 9801 International Drive,
Orlando, hosts A. Jones Family Foundation’s
seventh annual Princess Ball, an evening that highlights
the positive relationship between fathers and
daughters while giving back to local charities. This
year’s theme is “Wonder Woman,” so attendees
will meet female firefighters and police women, as
well as experience entertainment like martial arts
demonstrations. Dads and daughters meet many
princesses from favorite fairy tale classics, as well.
Other festivities include food, music, dancing,
ballet performances, appearances by Orlando
Magic cheerleaders and local pageant winners,
royal carriage rides, face painting, caricature
drawings, photo booths and more. Cost: $125,
with proceeds benefiting Crossroads Corral and
AdventHealth’s Patient Assistance Fund. All tickets
must be purchased online and each includes a
welcome swag bag for each princess. For more
information, visit www.princessballorlando.org.
April 5 — Cheers to Change Gala
Orlando Museum of Art, 2416 N. Mills Ave.,
Orlando, hosts Cheers to Change, Victim
Service Center’s sixth annual gala, including
catered food and drinks, entertainment and a
silent auction. Time: 6-9:30 p.m. Cost: $75,
with proceeds benefiting the lives of victims.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit
www.victimservicecenter.org/2019cheers-tochange/#1549305231906-3d85721c-c546.
April 6 — Benefit Wine Tasting
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at the Mini Cooper Showroom, 350 S. Lake
Destiny Drive, Orlando. Time: 7-10 p.m. Cost:
$100, with proceeds benefiting Arnold Palmer
Hospital for Children. For more information, call
407-992-4000 or email winetasting@dunhill.net.
April 13 — Brews Around The Zoo
The Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens,
3755 W. Seminole Blvd., Sanford, hosts the 12th
annual Brews Around the Zoo, including food
samples from local restaurants, live music, special
animal encounters and more than 30 different craft
beers. Guests must be 21-older. Time: 6-10 p.m.
Cost: $50-$70, with proceeds directly supporting
the zoo’s animal welfare, conservation initiatives
and educational programs. For more information,
call 407-323-4450, ext. 103; or email megans@
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n Classes/Programs
Feb. 25-27 — Living The Joy Of The
Gospel
Holy Family Catholic Church, 5125 S. Apopka-
Vineland Road, Orlando, hosts a Holy Family
Parish Mission called Living the Joy of the
Gospel, a free event that is open to the public.
Each day, Father John Anglin has a session after
the 8:30 a.m. Mass and at 7 p.m. for approximately
one hour. For more information, call
Tom Conry, 407-876-2211, or email tconry@
holyfamilyorlando.com.
Feb. 27 — OrisiRisi African Folklore
The Southwest Library at Dr. Phillips, 7255
Della Drive, Orlando, hosts OrisiRisi African
Folklore, during which participants share the
beauty of African life and culture through a
unique folkloric performance filled with drumming,
dancing and storytelling. Recommended
for preschool, and lower and upper elementary
students. Time: 3 p.m. For more information,
call 407-835-7323.
March 14, April 18 & May 16 —
Cataract Lunch & Learn Events
Orlando Eye Institute at The Grove, 4750 The
Grove Drive, Suite 230, Windermere, hosts
Cataract Lunch & Learn events. Seating is limited
to 20 people, so reservations are required.
Time: noon-1 p.m. For more information, visit
orlandoeyeinstitute.eventbrite.com.
n Events/Performances
Feb. 22-March 5 — Carnevale
Maria & Enzo’s Ristorante at Disney Springs,
1560 E. Buena Vista Drive, Lake Buena Vista,
celebrates Carnevale, the traditional winter festival
known as Mardi Gras. Guests who visit
Maria & Enzo’s Ristorante get a front-row seat
to nightly live entertainment, including singers,
stilt walkers, jugglers, mimes, face painters and
folk dancers, while indulging in the restaurant’s
signature Italian cuisine. As the Italians say, “A
Carnevale ogni scherzo vale!” or “Anything
goes at Carnevale!” Reservations are recommended.
For more information or to RSVP, call
407-560-8466 or visit mariaandenzos.com.
Feb. 28-March 17 — Central Florida Fair
Central Florida Fair and Exposition Park, 4603
W. Colonial Drive, Orlando, hosts the 107th
Central Florida Fair, including innovative and
interactive educational exhibits, livestock shows
and rodeos, culinary and cook-off events, rides,
a variety of food, and entertainment. Times and
ticket prices vary. For more information, call 407-
295-3247 or visit www.centralfloridafair.com.
March 9 — Pet Fest
Windermere Town Hall, 520 Main St.,
Windermere, hosts a Pet Fest, sponsored by
Animal Clinic of Windermere and including
a doggie fun zone, police K-9 demonstration,
food trucks and live music. Time: 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Admission is free. For more information, visit
windermereparksandrecreation.com.
March 15 — Friday Film
The Attic of Building C at St. Luke’s United
Methodist Church, 4851 S. Apopka-Vineland
Road, Orlando, hosts a showing of RBG as part
of its Friday Film series. The film is rated PG, and
child care is not available. Time: 6:30-9 p.m.
Admission is free. For more information, email
inclusivecommittee@st.lukes.org.
April 11 — Best Fest “The Taste Of
Orange”
The shores of Starke Lake in historic Ocoee,
150 N. Lakeshore Drive, hosts West Orange
Chamber of Commerce’s 17th annual Best Fest
“The Taste of West Orange,” west Orange
County’s largest food tasting and business
expo. Time 5-8:30 p.m. Cost: $46 in advance,
$56 at the door. For more information, call
Carrie Wilson, 407-656-1304, ext. 4; or visit
wochamber.com.
April 12, 13 & 14 — Rock, Mineral,
Gem & Fossil Show
The Florida National Guard Armory, 2809
S. Fern Creek Ave., Orlando, hosts the Rock,
Mineral, Gem, Jewelry & Fossil Show, including
numerous vendors offering beads, minerals,
gemstones, artifacts and more; a silent auction;
door prizes; demonstrations; family activities; a
scavenger hunt and more. Time: Friday from 1-6
p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m.-6 p.m., and Sunday
from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Cost: $5 for adults, $2 for
children, free for those in a Scouts uniform. For
more information, call Salvatore Sansone, 321-
278-9294; email ssfossilhunter@aol.com; or visit
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n Networking/Clubs
Feb. 26 — Southwest Book Club Meeting
The Southwest Library at Dr. Phillips, 7255 Della Drive, Orlando,
hosts a meeting of the Southwest Book Club. This month’s selection
is Beneath the Ruthless Sun: A True Story of Violence, Race,
and Justice Lost and Found by Gilbert King. Anyone 18-older is
welcome, and registration is not required. Time: 7 p.m. For more
information, call 407-835-7323 or email southwest@ocls.info.
Feb. 28 — Winter Garden Book Club Meeting
The S.C. Battaglia Memorial Winter Garden Library, 805 E. Plant
St., Winter Garden, hosts a meeting of the Winter Garden Book
Club for a lively book discussion about Devil in White City by Erik
Larson. Registration is required. Time: 6-7 p.m. For more information
or to register, visit attend.ocls.info/event.
n Support Groups
Feb. 28 — GriefShare Support Group Begins
The Special Events Dining Room in Building C at St. Luke’s United
Methodist Church, 4851 S. Apopka-Vineland Road, Orlando,
hosts a 13-week GriefShare support group, including videos, small
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group discussions and a workbook. All faiths are welcome. Time:
10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. To register, visit st.lukes.org/care/#grief.
For more information, call 407-876-4991, ext.262; or email
care@st.lukes.org.
March 12 — Support Group Meeting For Caregivers
The Alzheimer’s & Dementia Resource Center sponsors a free
support group meeting for caregivers in the Suite 281 Conference
Room (next to the south elevators on the second floor) at Health
Central Hospital, 10000 W. Colonial Drive, Ocoee. Time: second
Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. For more information, call 407-
843-1910 or visit www.adrccares.org.
March 12 & 26 — Mental Health Support Group
Meetings
Room 201 in Building B at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church,
4851 S. Apopka-Vineland Road, Orlando, hosts free individual and
family support group meetings for individuals affected by mental
illness. The 90-minute meetings are peer-led and help participants
connect with each other, learn from each other’s experiences,
share coping strategies and offer each other encouragement and
understanding. Time: the second and fourth Tuesday of each month
at 6:30 p.m. For more information, call 407-253-1900, email
information@namigo.org or visit www.namigo.org.
n Volunteer Opportunities
Ongoing — Volunteers/Docents Needed
Oakland Nature Preserve, 747 Machete Trail, Oakland, seeks adults
interested in learning about the history, wildlife, plants and restoration
efforts at ONP to volunteer at the preserve to greet visitors, help
answer questions and lead a tour from time to time. Workdays are
Mondays and/or Saturdays. For more information, email outreach@
oaklandnaturepreserve.org or visit www.oaklandnaturepreserve.
org/guide. To register online, visit oaklandnaturepreserve.org.
Ongoing — Volunteers Needed
The Mustard Seed of Central Florida, 12 Mustard Seed Lane,
Orlando, seeks volunteers who can help with donation sorting,
mattress recycling, warehouse maintenance, administrative work,
special events or general maintenance. For more information, call
407-875-2040, ext. 110; or email jessi@mustardseedfla.org.
Ongoing — Volunteers Needed
The Florida Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program, which advocates for
quality long-term care, seeks volunteers. Training is provided. For more
information, call 888-831-0404 or visit ombudsman.myflorida.com.
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to a presentation by Healthy Herb and talked about healthy
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