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Mary Flynn Boener

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Aug 13, 2010, 3:43:42 PM8/13/10
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Judge S. James Foxman named 2010 FADAA Volunteer of the Year Stewart-Marchman-Act is honored for the third year in a row to have one of our volunteers chosen as the Florida Alcohol and Drug Abuse Association’s (FADAA) Volunteer of the Year. Chairman of SMA’s Board of Directors, Judge James Foxman has spent his lifetime supporting addiction and mental health treatment. Highly regarded in business, social and governmental circles, Judge Foxman has been a pioneer in addressing mentally ill and substance addicted offenders with sentences to include treatment options whenever appropriate. He champions the continuity needed in law enforcement, judicial, penal and social services to address the negative impact of mental illness and substance abuse. Photo: Dean Palamara, Judge Foxman, Sibel Guelseron, RussRossilini, Chet Bell, Joella Hall, Ginny Latimer, Lisa Huser, and Sumpter James. Previous award winners were Patrick VanDusen, Photography Volunteer, in 2009, and Steve Miller with New Start in 2008. Thank you volunteers for all you do for our clients and programs. Day of Caring Projects Adopted The United Way campaign of Volusia and Flagler counties kicks off on September 10th! This year’s Day of Caring Projects have been adopted by the Heroes Team at Lowe’s in Deltona and the United States Navy Recruiting office in Volusia Mall. Our projects this year are tough and necessary. The Lowe’s Heroes Project is a retaining wall rehabilitation project at our adolescent campus. This retaining wall edges the basketball court and there is a need to spruce up this section of our play area for visual appeal and safety. Thank you Lowe’s for adopting this difficult and expensive project. The recruiters at the Navy Recruiting Office are going to finish a project started last year of painting the outpatient offices in Bunnell. Last year Publix helped us paint the offices and this year we will finish the building . Former SMA Volunteer Trains in Pensacola Theresa Haines, 2010 graduate of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, was commissioned into the United States Navy as an Ensign this spring and has been transferred to Pensacola where she is learning the academics behind being a Navy pilot. “It’s academics and flying!” She is loving her time there. While here in Daytona she volunteered in administration assisting with placing Disney volunteers. We miss her here but know that her service is needed elsewhere. Go Navy! Congratulations Theresa!!! SMA News SMA Behavioral Health Services, Inc. 1220 Willis Avenue Daytona Beach, FL 32114 1-800-539-4228 Access@SMAbehavioral.org August 13, 2010 Issue 27 Editor Contact Info: Click to Email 386-236-3291  Volunteers are needed now for this nationally supported event held in Daytona during September. www.FloridaRecoveryMonth.com SMAbehavioral.org/5k.html 15th Annual BEACH House 5K Run For Runaways Saturday, Nov 13, 2010 “World’s Most Famous Beach” Start @ the Ocean Deck Keep Kids Drug Free Plates support SMA Outreach and Prevention!  “exceptional and comprehensive behavioral Healthcare” Happenings SMA Behavioral Healthcare SMA Foundation BEACH House 5K Recovery Month 5K Recovery Month Program Wish Lists Vince Carter Sanctuary VCS FaceBook VCS MySpace VCS Twitter VCS LinkedIn VCS YouTube Subscribe to SMA News Group SMA FaceBook SMA MySpace SMA Twitter SMA LinkedIn SMA YouTube Keep Kids Drug Free Plate SMA EBay Auctions Good Search/Shop SMA Causes One Cause SMA Resources Gingerbread Magic is back! Join in the fun from 11/22 - 12/23 and enjoy all the sites, sounds, and smells of this year’s wonderful Gingerbread Magic event at Volusia Mall. Click HERE to see the Volusia Magazine video. Volunteers click HERE to sign up for shifts. Nov 22—Dec 23 Save the date for SMA’s mental health awareness training to be held October 8 & 9
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