Leadership Pasco Newsletter - Spring 2023

Newsletter 

Spring 2023 

Class of 2023 

Leadership Pasco's newest team is making their mark

To Our Leadership Pasco Family, 

“Alone we can do so little, together we can do 

so much,” said Helen Keller. I am privileged to 

serve as President of the Leadership Pasco Board 

of Directors alongside a tremendous group of 

individuals. There is no doubt we have done 

so much together this year. I am blessed to be 

part of this organization surrounded by so many 

individuals who dedicate their time and talents 

to Leadership Pasco and its mission. Thank you 

to all the past and present members of the board 

for providing a clear vision for our organization. 

We could not host this program each year without our generous sponsors and program day 

organizers and leaders. Thank you for your service to our organization. 

Special thanks to the Alumni Engagement Committee for hosting the inaugural Jingle & 

Mingle Holiday event in December. The event was an opportunity to meet up with alumni 

during the holiday season. In addition, those in attendance brought unwrapped gifts and toys 

for distribution to children in our community through the Toys for Tots program. Thank you to 

the sponsors for your support of this event. See page seven for photos. We look forward to this 

becoming an annual event for members of Leadership Pasco! 

This year’s class is a wonderful group of individuals from across Pasco County representing 

private and public industries, profit and non profit organizations, and government agencies 

throughout Pasco. The Class of 2023 is hosting an Alumni event on April 20th at Glory Days - 

See the inside back cover for more information including how to RSVP. It’s a time for alumni to 

meet members of the current class while reliving your Glory Days as members of the program. 

What class will have the best turnout? I am calling on all members of the Class of 2016 - “East 

to West, 16 is Best” to attend. 

In addition, the class engaged in the planning of their fundraiser Clays of Sunrise of Pasco 

County on May 5th at Tampa Bay Shooting Clays. See the back cover for more event details 

and sponsorship opportunities. 

Congratulations to the members of the Youth Leadership Pasco Class of 2023. Graduation 

was held in March and each student was able to share something about their experience. It 

was wonderful to hear from so many students regarding their newfound love for Pasco County. 

There is no doubt many of these graduates will become leaders in our community & beyond. 

Special thanks to Barbara DeSimone ‘96, Rob Aguis ‘01, and Ben Diel ‘16 for spearheading 

another successful program this year. 

We will celebrate the graduating members of the Leadership Pasco Class of 2023 on 

Thursday, May 25th at the Spartan Manor. Reminders/invitations for the graduation will be 

sent out soon so keep an eye on your email. Which Program Day will win the coveted trophy 

this year? Be sure to attend and see for yourself. 

Finally, as alumni we look to each of you to spread the word about Leadership Pasco! The 

recruitment committee is taking applications for the Class of 2024. If you know someone who 

can benefit from the program, please direct them to our website. Deadline is May 15th. 

Tara O'Connor, Class of 2016 

President, Leadership Pasco 

Managing Partner, O'Connor Law Group PA 

Leadership 

Pasco 

Newsletter 

SINCE 1991, THE MISSION OF LEADERSHIP 

PASCO is to identify and recruit current or potential 

leaders of Pasco County, facilitate the development 

and interaction of those leaders, and to foster an issues-oriented 

learning environment for these leaders 

and the citizens of Pasco County in order to encourage 

an exchange of ideas and generate enthusiasm 

for community growth and development. 

The Leadership Pasco Newsletter is published quarterly. 

Please direct correspondence about this publication 

to Leadership Pasco, P.O. Box 695, Elfers, FL, 

34680. Readers also may reach staff by sending an 

email to administration@leadershippasco.com. 

Editorial Staff 

Amanda Hart '14 

Editor 

Tara O'Connor '16 

Editor 

Jason Longo '17 

Design 

Photo Credits 

J. David Wright '20 (Pages 5, 7, 10, 11, 14) 

Board Members 

Don Anderson '16 

Chuck Anderson '20 

Carla Armstrong '14 

Gary Burden '19 

Angel Cook '18, Secretary 

Angie Gardner '11 

Brendan Gorman '18, President Elect 

Kim Hamm '15 


Laura Knight '22 

William Labbancz '22 

Crystal Lazar '13 

Manny Long '16, 21-22 President, Treasurer 

Kathy Masucci '22 

Tara O'Connor '16, President 

Thomas O'Connor Bruno '20 

Joseph Poblick '14 

Laura Raposa '19 

Kim Rymanowski '19 

Debbie Shackowski '20 

James Walters '15 

SPRING 2023 NEWSLETTER 

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Meet the Class of 2023 

A Message from the Class Officers 

Judith Rochelle Award Presented to Amanda 

Hart '14 

Class of 2023 Photos 

Sponsor Spotlight: Blackjack Media Group 

Jingle and Mingle, a Wonderful Holiday Tradition 

Begins 

Education Day Experiences 

Youth Leadership Pasco Wraps Up for 2023 

Class of 2022 Project Success 

Ride Along Photos from Class of 2023 

Class Notes 

Sponsors 

4G Ranch, LLC 

Alfonso Hersch, P.A. 

Ba Da Boom Fireworks 

BankFlorida 

Bene's Career Academy 

Blackjack Media Group 

Coastal Bay Wealth Management 

Duke Energy 

Graybar 

Greater Dade City Chamber of Commerce 

Greater Pasco Chamber of Commerce 

Kouwenhoven Enterprises, LLC 

Land O' Lakes High School Culinary Arts Program 

Laporte, Mulligan & Werner-Watkins, P.A. 

Merrell Bros., Inc. 

Micro Solutions 

Nikki Alvarez-Sowles, Esq., Clerk & Comptroller 

O'Connor Law Group, P.A. 

Olga's Bakery 

Olympus Limo, Inc. 

Pasco County Clerk & Comptroller 

Pasco Economic Development Council 

Pasco Education Foundation 

Pasco County Sheriff's Office 

Pasco Hernando State College 

Phillips & Jordan, Inc. 

Pontlitz Asset Advisors 

Saint Leo University 

Simpson Lakes 

Sunshine Consulting Group 

TECO Energy, Inc. 

Time Trap Escape Room 

The Bank of Tampa 

United Way of Pasco County 

Leadership Pasco 

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Meet the Class of 2023 

We all agree, the best is '23 

Susan Avon Director, Space Planning & Programming Moffitt Cancer Center 

Samuel Boundy Assistant County Attorney Pasco County Attorney's Office 

Nick Carideo Director, Operations Morton Plant North Bay Hospital 

Armand A. Scott Cerrone Equities Trader Cerrone Enterprises 

Paul Conley Executive Director Tampa Metro YMCA 

Katie Duncan Marketing Manager AdventHealth Dade City and AdventHealth Zephyrhills 

Cortney Gantt Assistant Superintendent Pasco County Schools 

Jamie Hamilton Development Manager RISE 

Tracy Hanson President Caterpillars to Butterflies Charitable Foundation 

Steven Hoschak National SBA Business Development Officer, Vice President American Momentum Bank 

Mary Beth Isaacson Assistant Director of Libraries Pasco-Hernando State College 

Elizabeth Klein Project Manager Gilbane Building Company 

Missy LaPorte VP-Commercial Banker SouthState Bank 

Robyn Liska Regional Director Habitat for Humanity, Pinellas and West Pasco Counties 

Holly McDowall Marketing Coordinator Pasco Economic Development Council 

Marina McLoone Recruitment Manager Suncoast Clinical Research 

Jason Mickel Director Pasco County Utilities 

Sara Mollo Public Defender 6th Judicial Circuit Public Defender 

Kim Moore Assistant Superintendent for Career and Innovative Programs Pasco County Schools 

Joy O'Reilly Realtor Orca Homes, LLC 

Melissa Parks Director of Development and Marketing Habitat for Humanity of East and Central Pasco County 

Ashley Policastri Business Development Director Interstruct 

Georgina Rivera-Singletary Associate Professor Saint Leo University 

Toni Roach Captain-Behavioral Health Pasco Sheriff’s Office 

Johnny Santos Director of Operations Wharton-Smith, Inc. 

Raenell Shirley Executive Director Be a Light Mission Service Center Inc 

Elizabeth Statzer Director Vincent House Pasco 

Wendy Villa Director of Career Technical Education, Program Outreach Pasco-Hernando State College 

Michael Whitten Senior Director of Member Engagement YMCA of the Suncoast - James P. Gills YMCA 

David Williams Record and Support Services Assistant Director Pasco County Clerk and Comptroller 

Bill Yingling Team Leader, Realtor The Yingling Team at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Florida 

Properties Group 

SPRING 2023 NEWSLETTER

A Message from the Class of 2023 Officers 

By Steven Hoschak '23 and Paul Conley '23 

The class of 2023 has had an incredible year so far. We have 

each learned so much about our emerging county and have 

also built some long lasting bonds along the way. We recently 

completed our education day and it was truly impressive to see 

the focus Pasco has on its school system and infrastructure. This 

is an exciting time to be a resident of this county, especially if you 

have young children that will get to experience the one of a kind 

education Pasco has to offer. We will be completing our last class 

in May which will be focused on Pasco Government! 

The class of 2023 has picked Sunrise of Pasco County as the 

benefactor of this year’s fundraising efforts. Our class will be 

helping raise money to construct a foundation and kennel area 

for the animals that accompany many of the individuals who 

use Sunrises services. We will be hosting our fundraising event 

at Tampa Sporting Clays on May 5th and are currently signing 

up sponsors and putting together teams! We are excited to help 

Sunrise and are looking forward to a well-attended and fun event 

on Cinco De Mayo! 

Warm Regards, 

Steven Hoschak 

Class of 2023 President 

Paul Conley 

Class of 2023 Vice President 



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Judith Rochelle Award Presented to 


By Bob Memoli '05 and Jason Longo ’17 

distinction was unanimous. We included her company Blackjack 

Media as our Sponsor Spotlight on page six, because they not only 

offer monetary sponsorship, but provide much-appreciated in-kind 

printing and design services often with little notice. Congratulations 

and thank you for your service, Amanda Hart. 

In 2001 the Judith Rochelle award was established by the Board of Directors 

of Leadership Pasco. The award was named after Judith Rochelle 

who was very instrumental in the early days of Leadership Pasco to put 

Leadership Pasco on the map. Judith who writes books was herself very 

involved in making our community strong and cohesive. 

The first recipient was Harold Sample (Class of 1991) in 2001 who to this 

day has had a never-ending commitment to Pasco County and Leadership 

Pasco. Harold was the epidemy of what Judith Rochelle was and is in 

Pasco County. 

This is an annual award is determined by a committee of past Judith 

Rochelle Award recipients. It is felt that these past recipients know exactly 

what it takes to receive this prestigious award and recognition. 

Amanda Hart '14 was announced as th 2022 Judith Rochelle 

Award winner during the class-run alumni event, in order to keep 

the surprise from such an involved Board Member. 

The Judith Rochelle award shall be made to an alumni member of 

Leadership Pasco who has demonstrated during their participation in the 

organization a commitment to making Leadership Pasco a success. Criteria 

to be considered include attendance at board meetings and/or events, 

participation in Leadership Pasco fundraising or charitable events, a 

commitment to promote the ideals of Leadership Pasco in the community, 

committing time of 5 years or more. 

Amanda was elected to the Board of DIrectors in 2018, and 

has contributed enourmously ever since, both as a sponsor, 

and a volunteer leader. She currently chairs the newsletter 

and sponsorship committees; is a member of the social media, 

marketing, and alumni committees; and co-chairs both 

orientation and graduation. 

She attends the full-range of Leadership Pasco events and is an 

active participant at board meetings and on additional committees. 

Amanda represents Leadership Pasco at every possible opportunity 

and is a great advocate for both sponsors/partners, and potential 

class members. 

Amanda was nominated by her peers, and support for this 

Award Recipient History 

2022 Amanda Hart '14 

2021 Nichole "Nikki" Alvarez-Sowles '13 

2020 Stefanie Pontlitz '13 

2019 Kim Bogart '10 

2018 Tina Shelton '09 

2017 Heather Grimes '11 

2016 Tom Celotto '11 

2015 Bob Memoli '05 

2014 Craig Laporte '06 

2013 Rob Aguis '01 

2012 Evie Parks '00 

2011 Chuck Hollweg '04 

2010 Jill Corriveau '05 

2009 Stone & Parker CPA 

2008 Barbara DeSimone '96 

2007 Jerry Sterner '92 

2006 Michele Baker '97 

2005 Kurt Conover '92 

2004 Jennifer Smith '91 

2003 Chuck Bellerose '92 

2002 Kurt Browning '96 

2001 Harold Sample '91 


Class of 2023 Photos 

www.LeadershipPasco.com 



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Sponsor Spotlight: Blackjack Media Group 

By Amanda Hart '14 

Blackjack Media Group opened its doors in 2006, celebrating 17 

years in business. Blackjack Media Group is a Full-Service Advertising 

and Vehicle Wrap Company, specializing in fleet, vehicle 

and Marine wraps. While also offering all facets of marketing 

your business in our ever-changing world. The company has 

exclusive rights to Pasco and Polk County Public Transportation 

Advertising contracts. Many of their clients are business owners 

or new businesses that are looking to brand or rebrand their companies. 

Owners, Brian and Amanda Hart work full-time in and on 

the business and take great pride in their work. Amanda shared 

that their customers start as clients and turn into friends! 

Brian and Amanda Hart grew up in Pasco County and their 

roots run deep. Giving back to the community has become one 

of the core values of their lives and company. Amanda has been 

involved with many local organizations and are committed to 

contributing to the incredible growth our hometown is enjoying. 

They are so proud to watch their three children carry these values 

with them, follow in their footsteps, and form relationships that 

last.. 

Blackjack Media Group can be reached via phone or text to (727) 

858-BJMG or by visiting them on FB or Blackjackmg.com 


Jingle and Mingle, a Wonderful Holiday 

Tradition Begins 

By Kathy Masucci ’22 

In December, we closed out the year with a Jingle and Mingle 

holiday party. The festivities were attended by approximately 

100 alumni. The Spring Hill Suites was transformed into a winter 

wonderland. We shared fabulous conversation, great food, festive 

holiday treats and a few cocktails. The photo booth was a 

crowd favorite, and we have the photos to prove it! 

We appreciate the efforts of the commitee members that planned 

and hosted this Leadership Pasco party: Chuck Anderson '20, 

Don Anderson '16, Carla Armstrong '14, Angie Gardner '11, Kim 

Hamm '15, Laura Knight '22, William Labbancz '22, Jason Longo 

'17, Kathy Masucci '22, and Tara O'Connor '16. 

See you at Jingle and Mingle 23! 

Sponsors 

Ba Da Boom Fireworks 

The Bank of Tampa 

Graybar 



Springhill Suites by Marriott 

Time Trap Escape Room 




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Local Experts Create an Expansive and Innovative 

Experience at Education Day 

By Laura Raposa ’19 

On March 23, 2023, the Leadership Pasco Class of 2023 

participated in Education Day. The class started their day at 

Land O’Lakes High School with a greeting from Pasco County 

Schools Superintendent, Kurt Browning (LP Class of ’96). 

Following Superintendent Browning, the class received greetings 

from the Pasco Education Foundation, the Early Learning 

Coalition of Pasco and Hernando Counties, and After School 

Enrichment Programs. Then the group set off on a bus tour of 

Central Pasco County schools. 

The first stop on the bus tour was Sanders Memorial Elementary 

School. The group met with Assistant Principal, Kim Hedgspeth, 

her staff and students and got to see a 3rd grade pod in action. 

The next stop was Kirkland Ranch Academy of Innovation where 

the class met with Principal, Danielle Johnson and toured the 

campus. The class also met with Dr. Jeff Skowronek from Pepin 

Academies while at Kirkland Ranch. The next stop was Cypress 

Creek Middle School where the group was met by Tim Light, 

Principal, and toured their campus and black box theater. 

Finally, the day wrapped up with the new Instructional Performing 

Arts Center at Pasco-Hernando State College. The group met 

with Campus Provost, Dr. Davina Jones and Executive Director, 

Dr. Lauren Murray. They toured the campus and learned about 

the programs being offered. 

On the bus to and from stops, the group learned more about 

Pasco County Schools. Presentations on the bus included JoAnne 

Glenn, Principal of the new Angeline Academy of Innovation; 

Steve Hagerty, Public Information Officer; Chris Williams, 

Director of Planning and Mike Baumaister, Chief of Safety and 

Emergency Operations. 

Here are a few quotes from the Class of 2023 about what they 

found most valuable during Education Day: 

“Learning how well our schools are doing in Pasco County. Very 

impressive. Very different than the schools I grew up in. Our next 

generation is going to be out of this world.” 

“Visit to the Kirkland Ranch Academy of Innovation was 

impressive!” 

“Site visits to schools/tours I had no idea the amount of 

programming available to students beyond a general diploma.” 

Thank you to our Education Day sponsors: O’Connor Law 

Group, Pasco Education Foundation and 

Pasco-Hernando State College. 


Kirkland Ranch Academy of Innovation Principal, Danielle Johnson addresses the class of leaders. 

Class members Armand A. Scott Cerrone equities trader and Dr. Kim Moore, Assistant Superintendant for Career and Innovtive Programs, Pasco County 

Schools visiting Kirkland Ranch Academy of Innovation and enjoying Education Day. 



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Graduation Day for Youth Leadership Pasco Class of 2023.. 

Youth Leadership Pasco Wraps Up for 2023 

By Barbara De Simone '96 

The Youth Leadership Pasco Class of 2023 celebrated their 

graduation at a breakfast on March 7, 2023 at Timber Greens 

Country Club. More than 100 sponsors, school officials, parents 

and Leadership Pasco Board members were there to cheer on the 

graduating students: Arossa Adhikary, William Beaty, Amaya 

Beebe, Evan Burrell, Lindsee Byrne, Bailey Chandler, Andrew Chiarenza, 

Angelica Chirino, Kasey Davitt, Shalee Drummond, Emily 

Ellstrom, Sarah Gage, Sebastian Gallaher, Laurel Hermansen, 

Logan Koslin, Katya La Costa, John Legg, Tessa Mast, Robert 

McDonald, Joshua Moua, Rohan Murthi, Logan Owens, Chelsey 

Peace, Karolina Porcelli, Madeline Reynolds, Miguel Rosario, Annelise 

Russo, Selena Schulz, Baird Stanton, Sarah Streeter, Diya 

Tharun, Rachel Watson, Derrick Williams and Autumn Winstead. 

Youth Leadership Pasco is a leadership development program 

that informs, motivates, and increases the awareness of selected 

high school aged students through issue-oriented seminars and 

interaction with community leaders. Sessions include Orientation 

and Team Building, Law Enforcement, Health Care/Community 

Services, Government/Economic Development and Education. 

Leadership Pasco is able to keep the student fee at $35 due to 

generous support from our sponsors: the Law Office of Tara 

O’Connor, United Way of Pasco County, Pasco Hernando State 

College, Fred K. Marchman Technical College, Morton Plant 

North Bay Hospital, Pasco County Sheriff’s Office, Pasco Education 

Foundation and the Rotary Clubs of Trinity, Seven Springs, 

New Port Richey, Holiday, Hudson, and West Pasco Sunset. We 

appreciate them. 

Sponsors 


Fred K. Marchman Technical College 

Morton Plant North Bay Hospital 


Pasco Hernando State College 

Pasco Education Foundation 

Rotary Club of Dade City Noon 

Rotary Club of Holiday 

Rotary Club of Hudson 

Rotary Club of New Port Richey 

Rotary Club of Seven Springs 

Rotary Club of Trinity 

Rotary Club of Wesley Chapel Noon 

Rotary Club of West Pasco Sunset 


Applications for the Class of 2024 will open for Sophomores and 

Juniors at the beginning of the school year. 


"Not only did Youth Leadership Pasco show 

me insight on the many responsibilities in the 

county, but it also made me feel important. 

Being able to be apart of this program gave me 

a sense of belonging as well as giving me an 

inclination that I too could make change for the 

better." - Joshua Moua (Pictured above) 



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Class of 2022 Project Raised $35,378 for the Girl 

Scouts of West Central Florida 

By Kathy Masucci ’22 

When determining a class project, we decided to reach out to 

our community through an RFP process. Multiple organizations 

sent in their packages and our designated committee narrowed 

them down. The next step was a virtual meeting with the finalists, 

followed by a class vote. We came together with the decision 

of supporting The Girl Scouts. They needed a complete kitchen 

remodel at their Indian Echo Campground. 

There were two ways our class helped the Girl Scouts with their 

remodel. One was a fundraising event, and the other was our 

class volunteers assisting in the demolition of the current kitchen. 

Our fundraising event was, Clays for the Community. We 

organized a Clay Shoot Tournament and raised $35,378 for the 

Girl Scouts. Our clay shoot included sponsors throughout Pasco 

County and the Tampa Bay Region. We were blessed with beautiful 

weather, great food and wonderful people. We surpassed 

our goal and the Girl Scouts expectations and were able provide 

even more amenities for them then we initially thought. 

The next step was the demolition of the existing kitchen. We 

gathered numerous classmates and put in some good old fashion 

sweat equity. We worked side by side with the Girl Scout Facilities 

Department and had a great demo day! 

The end result…brand new kitchen for the Girl Scouts! Really so 

much more! 

During this process we came together, grew closer and built 

stronger relationships that will last, while being able to help a 

great organization that serves so many wonderful people. 


Law Enforcement Ride Along Photos from 

Class of 2023 



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36th Annual Chasco Coronation Ball 

Leadership Pasco sponsored Stefanie Pontlitz '13 (pictured with husband Derek Pontlitz '11) and Don Anderson '16 (pictured with wife Colleen Stewart Anderson) as nominees 

for Queen Chasco and King Pithla at the 36th Annual Chasco Coronation Ball, a fundraiser for Lighthouse for the Visually Impaired and Blind. 

Class of 2024 

www.LeadershipPasco.com 


Class Notes 

Leadership Pasco welcomes our newest members to the 

Board of Directors, 

Gary Burden '19, (Vice President, CenterState Bank), Laura 

Knight '22 (Senior Associate, United Way of Pasco), William 

Labbancz '22, (Broker owner, Sailwinds Realty), Kathy 

Masucci '22, (Business Development Manager, Graybar), 

Debi Shackowsky '20 (Founder, Marjories Hope) 

Congratulations to the following board members on being 

hoonored with Director Emeritus(a) status by the Board of 

Directors. Directors who served on the Board with distinction and 

excellence may be considered for Director Emeritus status with 

recommendation by the Past President's Council and vote of the 

Board. Nichole “Nikki” Alvarez-Sowles, Esquire '13 (Clerk & 

Comptroller, Pasco County), James Mallo '13 (Major, Pasco 

County Sheriffs Office), Stefanie Pontlitz '13 (Executive 

Director/CEO, Lighthouse for the Visibly Impaired and Blind). 

Rob Aguis '01, in January accepted a position with the 

Department of Juvenile Justice. My new job title is Deputy 

Director for Career and Technical Education (CTE) for the 

Department of DJJ in the Office of Educational Services. My 

charge is to develop and implement Career and Technical 

Education programs across the state in the DJJ system to 

provide opportunities for students to gain career interests, 

develop workforce ready skills and earn industry recognized 

credentials. Additionally, the goal is to provide relevant 

secondary and postsecondary opportunities for students in 

residential facilities to help them become productive members 

of the workforce, in their local communities and succeed in 

college, career and life. 

Kim Bogart '10 retired from nearly 40 years of law 

enforcement experience, last serving as New Port Richey Chief 

of Police. 

Gary Bradford '22 was elected Pasco County Commissioner, 

District 4 in November. 

Angel Cook '18 (Leaders Insurance Company) is currently 

serving as Secretary of the Leadership Pasco Board of 

Directors. 

Brandan Gorman '18 (Laporte, Mulligan, & Werner-Watkins) 

is currently President Elect of the Leadership Pasco Board of 

Directors. 

Abby Hamilton '16 (Everglades University) authored the book 

Speak Up, Anak: Assertiveness Strategies for Filipino Americans. 

Laura Knight '22 (United Way of Pasco) had her first child. 

Logan Stephen Knight born in February to Laura Knight '22 and her husband 

Jordan celebrated his first Easter. 

Manny Long '16 (First National Bank of Pasco) is now 

Treasurer of the Leadership Pasco Board of Directors and 

in February became Chief Financial Officer for the First 

National Bank of Pasco. 

Kelly Mothershead '17 (Keller Williams Realty) was elected 

to the New Port Richey City Council in April 2022. 

Tara O'Connor '16 (O'Connor Law Group) is currently 

President of the Leadership Pasco Board of Directors. 

Julie Rogers '16 (Progressive Air Systems) was crowned 

Queen Chasco in March. 

In Memoriam 

Scott Byrnes '12 

Gary Scarsbrook '19 

Email administration@leadershippasco.com to submit 

accomplishments, marriages, engagements, births, and 

memoriam information. We will continue to share in this newsletter. 

Amanda Hart '14 (Blackjack Media) is the 2022 Leadership 

Pasco Judith Rochelle Award winner. 



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