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AUGUST 3RD7:00amMonthly Chamber Networking Breakfast Meeting @ the Crestview Community Center

AUGUST 9TH8:30amGovernment Issues Committee Meeting@ the Crestview Chamber

AUGUST 15TH11:30amAmbassadors “Let’s Do Lunch” @ Cracker Barrel

AUGUST 24TH12:00pmPILOT Committee Meeting@ NY Famous Pizza

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THANKS TO OUR 2017 CORPORATE SPONSORS

OFFICERSChristie Cadenhead (Community Bank) Chairman of the BoardDawn Mann (Legacy Insurance of Northwest Florida) Past ChairmanCraig Shaw (Shaw Moving & Storage) TreasurerJoe Faulk (Edward Jones) Vice Chair membershipRita Smith (CareerSource Okaloosa/Walton) Vice Chair CommunityYvonne Shanklin (Edward Jones) Vice Chair Strategic DevelopmentSherrell Compton (New Life International Worship Center) Vice Chair EventsTom Moody (Old Warrior Ranch) Chairman Emeritus

BOARD OF DIRECTORSCLASS OF 2020

Jamil Harris (Cornerstone Financial)Carla Reinlie (Northwest Florida State College)Alicia Booker (North Okaloosa Medical Center)Dino Sinopoli (Re/Max Agency One)


Dale Rice (Hancock Bank)Destin Cobb (Carr, Riggs & Ingram)Robyn Helt (Elite Real Estate Services of NWFL, LLC)Laurin Wheelock (Trustmark Bank Mortgage)Mark Clark (Okaloosa Gas)Anne Shaffield (CareerSource Okaloosa/Walton)


Alison Broxson (Shoal Creek Rehabilitation Center)Ashley McCallum (Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University)David Gaillard (Air Care A/C & Heating Services, Inc.)Betsy Roy (City of Crestview)Amy Herf (Rodan & Fields Consultant)Ashley Rogers (Chesser & Barr, P.A.)

STAFFValerie Lott - President & CEO Jennifer Pierson - Executive Assistant

FOCUS is a publication of the Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce, 1447 Commerce Drive, Crestview, FL 32539, (850) 682 3212 • Fax (850) 682 7413

Published and printed by The Northwest Florida Daily News. Submit articles to the Chamber at the numbers listed above or by email at [email protected].

IN THIS MONTH’S ISSUE

FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARDby Christie Cadenhead

From the Chairman of the Board . . . . . . Page 2

Business Spotlight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 3

New and Renewed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 4

August 2017 Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 5

2017 Annual Installations & Awards Banquet Page 6

Pawsitively Scrumptious . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 8

Ribbon Cuttings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 9

A Word From Our Sponsor . . . . . . . . . Page 10

What are you going to do when you retire? Page 11

IF YOUR BUSINESS IS INTERESTED IN SPONSORING THE FOCUS, PLEASE CONTACT

THE CHAMBER STAFF (850) 682-3212.

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Crestview IS Awesome!Last month I had the honor and

the privilege of being sworn in as the 61st Chairman of the Board at the Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce. It is certainly one of the highlights of my career so far and I’m so thankful for the opportunity. I know that it’s going to be a great year!

If you attended the Installation Dinner, you heard me say there is no place as awesome as Crestview. Let me take this opportunity to tell you why I still think that (and always will). Every town has its challenges. I choose to view challenges as opportunities. I also choose to live and work here, because despite any challenges this city might face, in my opinion they are outweighed by so much goodness. We have great schools, great churches, and businesses big and small. We have people who have lived here for generations and people who just got here all working together. I love that when I go to a store or a restaurant I almost always see someone I know. There are family friendly activities happening around town year-round. And most everyone smiles as they pass each other in public! It feels like home to me, and there’s honestly nowhere else I would rather be. It’s “Like no other place you know”.

There are a lot of great things going on in the Chamber in the months ahead. Keep your eyes peeled for more information about our 2017 Annual Hacker’s Golf Tournament. Mark Clark from Okaloosa Gas is chairing that tournament for us and he’s working

hard to make it the best one yet! Sponsorship and team entry information will be available at www.Crestviewchamber.com, but go ahead and mark your calendars for September 30th, 2017 and plan on golf-ing with us at Blackstone Golf Course. You can come as a team or come as an individual and we will set you up on one. I will tell you that I play a mean game of goofy golf, but real golfing is not my strength. If you are like me, don’t let that stop you from coming! It’s called a Hacker’s Tournament for a reason! If you can swing a club, you’re qualified to play! Some of the players in years past have worn costumes or silly outfits too. It’s always a good time. I really hope you will join us!

Another thing you will probably hear me say a mil-lion times this year is that I am here for YOU! If there is something that this Chamber can do to help you succeed, I want to know! I also want to know if you have any comments or suggestions for us. My office door is always open and my phone is always on. Don’t hesitate to contact me if I can be of any assistance.

I’ll see you soon!

Christie CadenheadCommunity BankAssistant Vice President, Loan OfficerNMLS # 1413107(850) [email protected]

Christie Cadenhead

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Embry-Riddle is the world’s pre-eminent university for aviation and aerospace education. However, the dynamic, hands-on programs at our Crestview, Florida, campus will prepare you for a career in many industries, not just ones in the skies. Take advantage of our high-caliber programs offered in your very own backyard to build the solid foundation you need for success in many of the Gulf Coast’s top industries.

The Crestview Campus, part of Embry-Riddle’s Worldwide Campus, offers six associate degrees, 15 bachelor’s degrees, 19 master’s degrees, and two Ph.D. degrees, as well as two undergraduate certifications. Our programs will help you achieve a higher position in your current company or make you an attractive job candidate in a new business or field. The programs are available to both veteran and civilian students.

The Crestview Campus makes the learning process flexible through various modes of instruction – classroom, virtual classroom, online, or blended – meaning you can tailor your education to suit your work and personal schedule. The convenient South Crestview location provides easy access just minutes from Interstate 10, the local military installations, and surrounding cities.

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Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate

Casbah Coffee Company

Courtney’s Cleaning

Davidson Middle School

Fort Walton Beach Medical Center

Old Spanish Trail Shrine Club

My Sister’s Closet

Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church

CCB Community Bank

Peoples Home Health

Pattison Professional Counseling Center, In

Troy University

BBVA Compass

Adams Homes Kendra SheikhoAllen Turner Chevrolet Jeff HensonSamuel’s Roadhouse Charles HerrinCrescent Park Village Meg LawhonCrestview Housing Authority Judy AdamsFirst United Methodist Church Michael PrechtFreedom Tax Service Plus Bob FiddlerFreedom Tax Service Plus, LLC Joanne FiddlerKnights of Columbus #7968 George LiedelPublix Super Markets, Inc. Jacob ForemanRiviera Family Fitness

Spears Environmental Inc. Pest Control Eric SpearsWest Florida AHEC Penny EubanksWhitworth Builders Larry HoftmanFreedom Tax Service Plus Marcia SaranpaCCB Community Bank Alan Wood

Kindred at Home

CCB Community Bank Tricia GaddisTrustmark Bank Mortgage Scott GarnerHenry Company Homes Shawn HelwigOkaloosa County Airports Mike StensonCrestview Athletics

Johnny O’Quigley’s Ale House Michelle MetzlerMoulton Land Title, Inc. Jason Moulton, P.A.Uncle Bills Family Restaurant Bill WhiteAmerican Cancer Society Brittany WadeOkaloosa County Farm Bureau Federation Molly HuffmanIvy Classes Kartrina WalkerDermatology Specialists of Florida Jill BauerBeach Community Mortgage Richard HarlessLove’s Travel Stop Harley WahaleyFamiliesFirst Network Cory Borcherding

Okaloosa County School District - Assistant Superinten-dent of Curriculum Marcus ChambersJimmy L. Lundy CPA P.A. Jimmy LundyMosaic Church Stacey LaLondeWayne Harris

Katie Manor Donna MenchacaWayne’s Catfish House Wayne Scott North Okaloosa Physician Group, Pulmonology Asser El-AtfyHopgood’s Commercial Cleaning Services Anthony HopgoodEdward Jones - Tim Stewart Tim StewartDR Diesel Repair Dusty Davis

THANK YOU MEMBERSHIP RENEWALS

TIME TO RENEW

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AUGUST CHAMBER MEETINGS & EVENTS

AUGUST 3RD Monthly Chamber Networking Breakfast Meeting Networking 7:00am | Program 7:30am @ the Crestview Community Center. Entry fee is only $5. We would like to thank this months’ sponsor Lee Buick GMC.

AUGUST 8TH MAC Committee meeting 11:00am @ Samuel’s Roadhouse

AUGUST 9TH Government Issues Committee Meeting 8:30am @ the Crestview Chamber

AUGUST 15TH Ambassadors “Let’s Do Lunch” 11:30am @ Cracker Barrel

AUGUST 16TH Health & Wellness Committee Meeting 8:30am @ the Crestview Chamber

AUGUST 17TH Executive Committee Meeting 4:00pm @ the Crestview Chamber

AUGUST 24TH PILOT Committee Meeting 12:00pm @ NY Famous Pizza

AUGUST 24TH Board of Directors Meeting 4:00pm @ the Crestview Chamber

AUGUST 30TH Ambassador Committee Meeting 8:30am @ the Crestview Chamber

AUGUST COMMUNITY MEETINGS & EVENTS

JULY 31ST August 4th Crestview Police Youth Academy ages 7-15. Please visit crestviewpd.org for applications.

AUGUST 1ST History of the Okaloosa County School District 10:30am @ the Crestview Public Library

AUGUST 1ST Carver Hill Museum Meeting 5:30pm @ Carver Hill Museum

AUGUST 2ND Crestview Kiwanis & Rotary Meeting 12:00pm @ Samuel's Roadhouse

AUGUST 3RD Open House for Dr. Manos 5:00-7:30pm @ 492 N Wilson Street

AUGUST 7TH 2nd Annual Organizations Expo 5:00-8:00pm @ the Crestview Public Library

AUGUST 8TH GFWC Woman’s Club of Crestview 9:30-10:30am @ 150 Woodlawn

AUGUST 8TH Poetry and Music Jam 6:00pm @ the Crestview Public Library

AUGUST 8TH Shoal River Republican Club 6:00pm @ Hideaway Pizza

AUGUST 8TH Town Hall Meeting 6:30-8:00pm @ North Okaloosa Medical Center Senior Circle Room

AUGUST 9TH Crestview Kiwanis & Rotary Meeting 12:00pm @ Samuel's Roadhouse

AUGUST 10TH Market Update Seminar 6:00pm @ Samuel’s Roadhouse

AUGUST 14TH City of Crestview Council Meeting 6:00pm @ City Hall


AUGUST 16TH RA Capozzola Lodge Sons of Italy Meeting 6:00pm @ Foxwood Country

AUGUST 17TH Crestview Main Street Association meeting 8:00am @ FAMU

AUGUST 17TH Holt Town Hall Meeting 6:30pm @ the First Baptist Church in Holt

AUGUST 23RD Crestview Kiwanis & Rotary Meeting 12:00pm @ Samuel's Roadhouse

AUGUST 28TH City of Crestview Council Meeting 6:00pm @ City Hall

AUGUST 28TH Crestview Writers group 6:00pm @ the Crestview Public

AUGUST 29TH Baker Town Hall Meeting 6:30pm @ Pilgrims Rest Baptist Church


For additional information about the events listed, please visit our website

crestviewchamber.com

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2017 Annual Installation & Awards Banquet

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2017 ANNUAL INSTALLATION& AWARDS BANQUETBROUGHT TO YOU BY COMMUNITY BANK.

CRESTVIEW COMMUNITY CENTER1446 COMMERCE DR. CRESTVIEW, FL

TICKETS - $40TABLES - $400

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COCKTAILS 5:30 PM / DINNER & PROGRAM 6:00 PM

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To purchase a table or tickets, please contact us at 850-682-3212 [email protected].




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Thank you to our sponsors

Our new Chairman of the Board, Christie Cadenhead, would like to thankall of our sponsors of the 2017 Annual Awards & Installation Banquet:

EVENT SPONSOR Community Bank AWARDS SPONSOR Carr, Riggs & Ingram DECORATIONS SPONSOR Chelco DESSERTS SPONSOR Beach Community Mortgage DRINK SPONSOR CCB Community Bank

I would also like to thank the businesses that sponsored a table:

CCB Community BankCommunity Bank

Beach Community MortgageCTAP

NWFL CollegeNorth Okaloosa Medical Center

Matthews & Jones LLPAmy Herf - Rodan & FieldsAir Care Heating and A/C

We would also like to congratulate the 2017 award winners:

DR. W.J. “DOC” BURROWS CITIZEN OF THE YEAR AWARD Yvonne Shanklin ROBERT L. F. “BOB” SIKES PATRIOT OF THE YEAR AWARD Marian McBryde CHAMBER MEMBER OF THE YEAR Christie Cadenhead BUSINESS OF THE YEAR AWARD Okaloosa Gas


For households with school-aged kids, summer is really a fun time for everyone in the Family – including your pets. But what’s a “Dog to Do” when the kids head back to school in August and the house suddenly becomes quiet & lonely?

Changes in daily routines can trigger depression or separation anxiety when your pets are suddenly separated from the ones they love or attached to. Dogs with separation anxiety might display destructive behaviors like chewing, pacing the floors, soiling in the home, attempting to escape, or excessive howling or barking. It is also possible for them to exhibit signs of aggressiveness, loss of appetite or even upset stomach with symptoms of diarrhea, after being home with constant human companionship.

The good news is that there are ways to help your pet cope with this, according to the American Society for Prevention to Animals (ASPCA) and recommends some of the following :

• Give your pet his favorite toy to play with only when you leave & take it from him when you get home

• Prep him/her for longer absences in the weeks leading up to the new schedule & stay very calm when you go to walk out the door

• You may want to consider crate training, if their behavior is especially destructive

• An extended walk provides them with plenty of exercise prior to leaving, which will help them be relaxed and calm during the day

Have more questions about other products that might help, please visit us at Pawsitively Scrumptious, 198 N. Main Street, Crestview, FL. Or call us at 850-398-8433.

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SPONSORED BYPlease be sure to join us on THURSDAY, AUGUST 3RD

at the Crestview Community Center. Networking begins at 7:00am and the program at 7:30am.

The entry fee for the Networking Breakfast is $5.

We are now offering “BREAKFAST CLUB CARDS.” This card allows you to pre-pay the entry fee for the year!

If you would like more information, please contact the Chamber Staff, 682-3212 or [email protected]


RIBBON CUTTINGS

McAlister's Deli2100 S. Ferdon Blvd | (850) 398-8400

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SportClipsMitzi Henley | (850) 331-2946

1900 S Ferdon Blvd, Ste 100 | sportclips.com/FL485

New York's Famous Pizza & Pasta2511 S Ferdon Blvd | (850) 398-8820

www.nysfamouspizza.com

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A WORD FROM OUR SPONSOR

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THIS SPACE WAS GRACIOUSLY DONATED BY LEE BUICK GMC.

Rotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who come together to make positive, lasting change in communities at home and abroad.

Attorney Paul P. Harris founded the Rotary Club of Chicago on February 23, 1905 as a means by which like-minded professionals could form friendships, exchange ideas and serve their communities. Today Rotary International is comprised of some 35,000+ clubs and 1.2 million members worldwide. For more than 110 years, Rotary has bridged cultures and connected continents to champion peace, fight illiteracy and poverty, promote clean water and sanitation, and fight disease.

Locally, the Rotary Club of Crestview meets at noon each Wednesday at Samuel’s Roadhouse (the former Coach N Four). Our club was established in 1987 and cur-rently has 39 members. Through successful fundraising efforts in 2016, we raised over $30,000 to help support worthy causes within the local area and beyond.

One of our major fundraisers, the Wild Game Feast and Hunt, celebrated its 24th year in February 2017. At this ticketed event, approximately 500 attendees enjoyed a great evening of food, entertainment, and fellowship. A portion of the proceeds from this fundraiser were once again given to Raider Athletics at Northwest Florida State College. This year’s contribution brings our total giving to more than $125,000.

For the third consecutive year our Crestview Club conducted The Great Gun Giveaway, which was also a great success. One thousand tickets were distributed for a donation of $30 each, giving donors 30 chances to win a variety of rifles and hand-guns over a 30 day period. We partnered with Precision Tactical Arms Company in Crestview, where all the background checks and transfers were handled, to ensure every winner met the legal requirements for gun ownership. This year we plan to expand on our success and offer a Great Gift Giveaway that will feature a wide variety of sought after prizes rather than only guns.

What does our Rotary Club do with all the money we raise? Lots of great things! Just within the last twelve months:

• Partnered with other Rotary clubs in the area to bring a Kids Scoop News page to the Daily News with youth targeted activities and articles.

• Supported Northwest Florida State College’s First Generation Scholarship• Provided copies of the U.S. Constitution to all north Okaloosa County 7th

graders, to coincide with their Constitution study units.• Hand delivered dictionaries to all north Okaloosa County 3rd graders.• Participated in Relay for Life.• Continued our annual support of NWFSC Raider Athletics.• Donated to several local schools to support their special projects including

Baker ROTC, Laurel Hill and Southside Elementary.• Supported Special Operations Wounded Warriors.• Continued our support of the Rotary Foundation, including but not limited

to the Polio Plus Campaign to eradi-cate Polio from the world.

• Began routine contributions to CART (Coins for Alzheimer’s Research Trust).

• Provided a new security system to Safe Connections. • Helped meet Bob Sikes Robotic Team’s travel needs while attending their

national competition.

Also, during the past year, Rotarians from our club volunteered with Catholic Charities Caring Coach project. The Caring Coach makes a stop once a month at a central meeting location in Baker so that underprivileged families, many without adequate transportation to get to the various food banks in Crestview, can have access to free groceries for their families. Each month Rotarians assisted in handing out food to an average of 40 families in need.

In all we do, we strive to follow the “Four Way Test” of Rotary. Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build goodwill and better friendships? Will it be beneficial to all concerned? The Rotary Club of Crestview is always looking for new members who are interested in embracing the mission of Rotary International. If you are interested in finding out more about membership in Rotary, contact any Rotarian or email us at [email protected].

This year’s Board of Directors for the Rotary Club of Crestview are Samma Brannon (President), Deb Gething (President Elect), Nikki Schneberger (Secretary), Allyson Oury (Treasurer), Dale Henderson (Director), Matthew Southard (Director), Carla Reinlie (Director), Larry Ward (Immediate Past President) and Mike Connell (Sergeant at Arms).

A big thank you to the owners at Lee Buick GMC, and Rotarian Dale Henderson, for donating your Chamber sponsorship time to our club for the August meeting. We are very appreciative of your continued support of our club.

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If you would like to host a ribbon cutting for your business, please contact

the Crestview Chamber at 850.682.3212 for more

information.

What are you going to do when you retire? That is the question I heard most when I announced to people that I was retiring. My first answer was I am going to play golf. The of course there is the list of honey do’s that have built up over time. That really doesn’t take up much time if you consider a week without a full schedule.

In the past, I was very busy with work and my participation in the Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce. Well the work is over. The first thing I did was to join the Chamber as an individual member. Why would I do that? My friends are still members of the Chamber. Where do I get answers about services that I need? The Chamber. How may I continue to help in the community and local businesses? Be part of the Chamber.

I was fortunate to work for a company that knows the importance of being an active member of the chamber of commerce. I was given the leeway to participate in committees of the Chamber. Contacts were made at every meeting or event. I believe the growth that was made by the company was in a large part by being seen and meeting with people at these events. As time went on I kept a business card file with me. When a customer asked if I knew of some type of service they needed I went to my card file that I had collected at chamber events and was able to recommend someone. The same was done for me.

As an individual member, I can still see my friends at the monthly breakfast, ribbon cuttings, after hours and committee meeting. I can still contribute of my time helping the Chamber. I can still meet new business representatives and learn about their business. I can learn from participation what is going on in the community. I can still recommend businesses that are members of the Chamber to people that ask about services.

So, what can I do in retirement? Keep doing what I was, but in a relaxed manner.

Mike RoyRetired

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