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AUGUST 4TH7:00amMonthly Chamber Breakfast meeting@ the Crestview Community Center

AUGUST 10TH8:30amGovernment Issues Committee Meeting@ the Crestview Chamber

AUGUST 17TH8:30amHealth & Wellness Committee Meeting@ the Crestview Chamber

AUGUST 30TH10:00amRibbon Cutting for Katie Manor@ 639 Brookmeade Drive

CRESTVIEW AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE | CRESTVIEWCHAMBER.COM Ensuring your Legacy’s Success With Us

THANKS TO OUR 2016 CORPORATE SPONSORS

OFFICERSDawn Mann (Legacy Insurance)Chairman of the BoardChristie Cadenhead (Community Bank)Chairman-ElectMarian McBrydePast Chairman of the BoardTom Moody (Old Warrior Ranch)Chairman EmeritusCraig Shaw (Shaw Moving and Storage)TreasurerRyan Mabry (Pearl Mabry School of Music)Vice Chair MembershipAlicia Booker (North Okaloosa Medical Center)Vice Chair Strategic DevelopmentDino Sinopoli (Re/Max Agency One)Vice Chair EventsYvonne Shanklin (Edward Jones)Vice Chair Community

BOARD OF DIRECTORSCLASS OF 2019

Robyn Helt (Elite Real Estate Services of NWFL, LLC)Derek Lott (CCB Community Bank)Laurin Wheelock (Trustmark National Bank)Mark Clark (Okaloosa Gas)Anne Shaffi eld (CareerSource Okaloosa Walton)Destin Cobb (Carr, Riggs & Ingram)


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


Rita Smith (CareerSource Okaloosa Walton)Dale Henderson (Lee Buick GMC)Dale Rice (First NBC)April Meier (Pawsitively Scrumptious Bark Bakery & Boutique)Mike Roy (Bryan Pest Control)Sherrell Compton (New Life International Worship Center)

STAFFValerie Lott - President & CEO Jennifer Pierson - Executive AssistantSandra Wilson - Membership & Events Coordinator

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 Dawn Mann

From the Chairman of the Board. . . . . . From the Chairman Elect. . . . . . . . . . . . Page 3Business Spotlight. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 3New and Renewed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 4July 2016 Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 5Hacker's Holiday Golf Tournament . . . . Page 6Ribbon Cuttings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 8

After Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 9The Two-Way Reward . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 10City of Crestview Centennial . . . . . . . . Page 11Sponsor: CHELCO & Okaloosa Gas . . . . Page 12Breakfast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 13From the Membership & Events Coordinator . Page 14Chamber Ambassadors . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 15

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

THE CHAMBER STAFF (850) 682-3212.

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Start by Doing…Get Out of Your Comfort Zone

How many of you have come to a Chamber Networking Breakfast, Business After Hours, or a Ribbon Cutting and you left thinking... I didn’t make a single NEW contact? Then you are left with no other means of getting your business and name in the hands of the members. How many of you have come to a Chamber breakfast, after hours, ribbon cutting and you left thinking... I didn’t make a single

NEW contact? Are you networking all wrong? By Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the definition of network-

ing is:

networking:The exchange of information or services among individuals, groups, or institutions; specifically : the cultivation of productive relationships for employment or business www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/networking

This next year, I want you to be overwhelmed with refer-rals. It can happen. It takes ONE step... the one giant leap that takes you outside your comfort zone. When you arrive at the breakfast next month, I want you to try and sit at a table with someone that you don’t know or already do business with. Come prepared with a handful of business cards to give out. At the breakfast enjoy getting to know the people that sit at your table. Ask them: Who do they work for? What is their profession? How can I help them in their business? Don’t forget to give them your business card and offer your services.

After the breakfast, call the program sponsor to thank them for sponsoring. This is a great opportunity to introduce your-self and your business to them.

Did you know that the Ambassadors do lunch EVERY MONTH? Believe it or not, you are an Ambassador of the Chamber of Commerce. So step out of that comfort zone and join the Ambassador committee for lunch.

Another avenue to take when building your network, is to send a “get to know you card” to a member. Have you ever really looked at the Chamber Focus newspaper? It is a gold mine of networking referrals and teammates. We have renewal members and new members all listed out for you. Have you taken full advantage of the information that has been provided to you on this page?

These are all things that can help you build your team. Your network of support. After all... networking the right way... builds your net-worth. Not only will you learn to get out of your comfort zone, you will learn that someone sitting very close to you just might be able to help you.

Get to know the members around you.

Dawn Mann, AIAM Legacy Insurance 682-2519Chairman of the Board

Dawn Mann

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I have been involved with the Chamber for about six years now. I can still remember my first breakfast… I didn’t know very many people at all! I got something to eat, sat down, and waited for the program to start. I didn’t talk to anyone at my table, I just sat qui-etly and listened to what all of the speakers had to say. When it was time for the committee reports, Katie Sharon (BBVA Compass) had the microphone and she said, “The best way to get involved is to join a committee!” At that time I didn’t even know the Chamber had different committees, so I really tried to listen as each of the Chairs made their announcements. The one that sounded most

interesting to me at that time was the PILOT committee- Professional Inspired Leaders of Tomorrow! Sounds exciting right?! Especially to a twenty-something year old, who didn’t know anyone yet, but wanted a network of business professionals to grow with. A few weeks later I attended my first meeting and loved it. Some of the people there had been attending for years and some were new like me. It wasn’t scary or intimidat-ing at all. They welcomed me with open arms. I attended every monthly meeting and a year later I was asked to Chair that committee. Since then I’ve had the privilege of chairing several different committees and serving on the Board of Directors.

The reason I’m telling you all of this is because I am proof that it works. If you really want to get involved and you’re not sure how, join a committee. Any committee that sounds interesting to you. Start small and get to know the people around you. Maybe one day you can chair a committee? Or be on the Board? The amount of time

that you dedicate is completely up to you. When you start, you will see your list of professional contacts start to grow almost immediately. Need a lawyer? Or an A/C repair man? Some pet supplies? A loan for your growing business? Your Chamber has them all within your reach.

You might remember that in last month’s Focus article I challenged everyone to try something new. Well, I took my own advice. The one committee that I’ve never really participated in is the Military Affairs Committee (or MAC for short). I’ve contacted the Chamber office to let them know I’d like to join, (MAC is the only Chamber com-mittee that collects dues annually) and I’ll be attending my first meeting this month! They have a reputation for having truly dedicated members, and the new Chair is my dear friend, Marian McBryde (Okaloosa Title and Abstract). I can’t wait!

I hope to see you soon!

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

FROM THE CHAIRMAN ELECTby Christie Cadenhead

BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT:Coastal Bank and Trust a division of Synovus Bank… The Bank of Here!

Challenge Accepted!

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“Here is beautiful. Here is where our parents were born, where their parents were born before them. Here is a community; a town, a neighborhood, a family, an organization, a team. Here is a place that gets better with time, because the longer we live here, the more we pour our souls into it. From helping start businesses , to financing huge modern expansions, to simply cheering for the local football team every Friday night, we’re a part of this community. It’s why we smile when we see our customers. And it’s why they smile back.”

Who We are Coastal Bank and Trust is a division of Synovus Bank. We

are a Georgia Chartered, FDIC Insured institution that provides commercial and retail banking, investment and mortgage services through 28 locally branded divisions with 253 branches and 335 ATMS in Florida, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee. Synovus was recognized as one of America’s most reputable banks in America Banker and by the Reputation Institute in 2015 and 2016. Synovus bank is based in Columbus Georgia and has approximately 29 Billion Dollars in assets.

Here locally, Coastal Bank covers the Emerald Coast from Mobile to Destin with 17 Branches.

What We DoCoastal Bank and Trust offers a complete array of banking services to Commercial and

Consumer customers.• Checking * Money Market Deposit• Internet Banking * Credit Cards• Payroll Services * Sweep Accounts• Merchant Services * Employee Benefits• Trust Services * 401K Plans• Investment services * Insurance• SBA preferred Lender * Loans• Leasing * Interest rate swaps

Let us show you what we can do for you or your business. Where ever you are; we are here!

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Clifford M. Calderwood, Sr., CPA

Adiva’s Ageless Aesthetics Spa

Asurion

Davidson Middle School

Flooring America

Florida Pest Control & Chemical Co.

Fort Walton Beach Medical Center

Linda Parker

Signs Galore, Inc.

SimpleHR

A Cedar Oak Landscaping Company

CCB Community Bank

Coastal Bank and Trust

Passport America

Edward JonesJoe FaulkWells Fargo Bank N.A.

Crestview Technical Air Park, LLC (CTAP)

Crestview Pharmacy

Mack’s Auto Tech

Pic N Sav 772 FoodGiant Supermarkets

Gulf Power CompanyScott BenderGulf Power CompanyDrew Ayres

Adams HomesKendra SheikhoAnderson’s Cleaning & Restoration

Allen Turner ChevroletJeff HensonSamuel’s RoadhouseCharles HerrinCrescent Park VillageMeg LawhonCrestview Housing AuthorityJudy AdamsFirst United Methodist ChurchMichael PrechtFreedom Tax Service PlusBob FiddlerFreedom Tax Service Plus, LLCJoanne FiddlerKnights of Columbus #7968George Liedel

Publix Super Markets, Inc.Timothy BryantRiviera Family Fitness

Spears Environmental Inc. Pest ControlEric SpearsWest Florida AHEC Penny EubanksWhitworth BuildersLarry HoftmanFreedom Tax Service PlusMarcia SaranpaCCB Community BankAlan WoodCCB Community BankTricia GaddisTrustmark National BankLaurin WheelockHenry Company HomesShawn Helwig

Okaloosa County AirportsMike StensonMoulton Land Title, Inc.Jason Moulton, P.A.Uncle Bills Family RestaurantBill WhiteAmerican Cancer SocietyBrittany WadeOkaloosa County Farm BureauFederationMolly HuffmanDermatology Specialists of FloridaKim O’NealBeach Community MortgageRichard HarlessLove’s Travel StopHarley WahaleyFamiliesFirst NetworkCory Borcherding

Okaloosa County School DistrictAssistant Superintendent of CurriculumMarcus ChambersJimmy L. Lundy CPA P.A.Jimmy LundyDaniel A Bowers JrDaniel BowersMosaic ChurchStacey LaLondeEmerald Coast Social SportsJames BayWayne HarrisWayne HarrisKatie ManorDonna MenchacaEmerald Coast RefreshmentsDouglas KnoxWayne’s Catfi sh HouseWayne Scott

THANK YOU MEMBERSHIP RENEWALS

TIME TO RENEW

NEW AND RENEWEDLaurie Bartlett

Coldwell Banker United, RealtorsApril Skipper(706) [email protected]

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

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AUGUST CHAMBER MEETINGS & EVENTS

AUGUST 4TH Monthly Chamber Breakfast meeting 7:00am@ the Crestview Community Center

AUGUST 9TH Foy Shaw Memorial Scholarship Committee meeting 8:30am@ the Crestview Chamber

AUGUST 9TH Military Affairs Committee Meeting 11:00am@ Samuel’s Roadhouse

AUGUST 10TH Government Issues Committee Meeting 8:30am@ the Crestview Chamber

AUGUST 11TH Ambassadors “Let’s do Lunch” 11:30pm@ Wayne’s Catfish House

AUGUST 17TH Health & Wellness Committee Meeting 8:30am@ the Crestview Chamber

AUGUST 18TH PILOT Committee Meeting 12:00pm @ Hot Head Burrito

AUGUST 18TH Executive Committee Meeting 4:00pm @ the Crestview Chamber

AUGUST 25TH Board of Directors Meeting 4:00pm @ the Crestview Chamber

AUGUST 30TH Ribbon Cutting for Katie Manor 10:00am@ 639 Brookmeade Drive

AUGUST 31ST Ambassador Committee Meeting 8:30am@ The Crestview Chamber Office

AUGUST COMMUNITY MEETINGS & EVENTS

AUGUST 1ST Military Appreciation Recognition Celebration Inc (MARC) 1:00pm @ The Crestview Public Library

AUGUST 1ST Who Are You? Tell your story. 5:00pm@ The Crestview Public Library

AUGUST 2ND Aerodynamics for Dummies: Folding and Flying Paper Airplanes 10:30am @ The Crestview Public Library

AUGUST 2ND Carver Hill Museum Meeting 5:30pm @ 895 McClelland Street

AUGUST 3RD Crestview Kiwanis & Rotary Meeting 12:00pm@ Samuel’s Roadhouse

AUGUST 8TH City of Crestview Council Meeting 6:00pm @ City Hall

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

AUGUST 9TH Poetry and Music Jam 6:00pm @ the Crestview Public Library

AUGUST 10TH First Day of School for Okaloosa County Public Schools

AUGUST 10TH Crestview Kiwanis & Rotary Meeting 12:00pm@ Samuel’s Roadhouse

AUGUST 12TH Meet the Bulldogs 6:00pm@ Jack Foster Stadium (Crestview High School)

AUGUST 13TH Lady Bulldogs Volleyball team Golf Tournament 7:30am@ Blackstone Golf Course


AUGUST 17TH RA Capozzola Lodge Sons of Italy Meeting 6:00pm@ Foxwood Country

AUGUST 18TH Crestview Main Street Association meeting 6:00pm@ the Crestview City Chambers

AUGUST 20TH Emerald Coast Poker Run 10:00am *For a full list of the events scheduled, please visit their website emeraldcoastpokerrun.com

AUGUST 22ND City of Crestview Council Meeting 6:00pm @ City Hall

AUGUST 22ND Crestview Writers group 6:00pm @ the Crestview Public Library


AUGUST 31ST Crestview Kiwanis & Rotary Meeting 12:00pm@ Samuel’s RoadhouseFor additional information about the

events listed, please visit our website

crestviewchamber.com

A U G U S T 2 0 1 6 C A L E N D A R O F E V E N T SFOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE EVENTS LISTED, PLEASE VISIT WWW.CRESTVIEWCHAMBER.COM


We would like to give a special thank you to everyone who joined us for our 60th Annual Installation & Awards Banquet!

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2016 AWARDS RECIPIENTS:

DR. W.J. “DOC” BURROWS Citizen of the Year AWARDTIMOTHY BRYANT, Publix

ROBERT L.F. “BOB” SIKES Patriot of the Year AWARDMIKE ROY, Bryan Pest Control

The Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce Business of the YearCONSOLIDATED ACE HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO.

The Crestview Area Chamber of Commerce Member of the YearANNE SHAFFIELD | CareerSource Okaloosa/Walton

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS:CCB Community Bank | Drinks

Crestview Technology Air Park (CTAP) | AwardsWomen of Valor & Okaloosa Title & Abstract | Dessert

THANK YOU TO OUR CORPORATE TABLE SPONSORS:Air Care A/C & Heating Service, Inc.

Carr, Riggs & Ingram, LLCCCB Community Bank

Consolidated Ace Hardware & Supply Co.Legacy InsuranceMarian McBryde

North Okaloosa Medical CenterNorthwest Florida State College

60TH ANNUAL INSTALLATION & AWARDS BANQUET

Thank You!

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AFTER HOURS

HAS YOUR BUSINESS HAD A RIBBON CUTTING?If you would like to host a ribbon cutting for your business, please

contact the Crestview Chamber at 850.682.3212 for more information.

FOR HOSTING JULY'S AFTER HOURS EVENT

THANK YOUBeltone Hearing Center

IS YOUR BUSINESS INTERESTED IN HOSTINGA BUSINESS AFTER HOURS?

Please contact Chamber Staff to schedule your After Hours or if you have any questions [email protected] or call 850.682.3212.


When I ask kids, “Where does your food come from?” the answer I most often receive is “the grocery store”. In our culture, there is a great disconnect between the farmer and the consumer. Most consumers don’t understand what goes into growing their food.

Farmers today have so much to juggle and so many things to consider. You don’t just put a seed in the ground and hope for the best. So many sciences play a part in this thing we call agriculture. We rely on soil scientists, pathologist (for plant diseases), entomologists (for insects), wildlife biologists, agronomists, weed scientists, agricultural engineers, animal scientists, and the list could go on.

So, where does your food come from? It starts out with a farmer who is trying to support their family by doing something they love to do. That farmer spends countless hours preparing the fields and caring for

the land. They choose what to grow that season and prepare the soil accordingly. They also must consider what pests they will be combatting. Insects, diseases, weeds and wildlife all can wreak havoc on a crop. The farmers attempt to protect their crops without causing harm to the environment or to the consumer.

In my opinion, farmers have one of the toughest jobs in our country today. Just think, where would we be if there were no farmers? What would we eat? Where would our clothes come from?

We need to tell the story of farmers and of where our food comes from. The Okaloosa County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee is committed to telling this story. We will be telling this story to school kids from all over the c ounty this October. If you would like to help us tell this story, you can help either by volunteering to help with the field trips, by financially

supporting the field trips and by letting teachers know that this opportunity is available to them.

Contact Molly Huffman at the Okaloosa County Farm Bureau office 850-682-3536, via email [email protected] or on her cell 850-865-0184.

Where does my food come from? BY JENNIFER BEARDEN

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We have all shopped for bikes only to have found the right one we like with the wrong seat. Many do not fully understand the role a seat plays on the bike and will quickly judge a seat by its look. The seat is meant to distribute the rider’s weight while reducing chaffing and maximizing performance. Not all saddles are equal as our sit bones are all spaced differently, a great saddle for one person can be bad for another. Seats are made in many sizes and shapes with different amount of paddings to fit the intended purpose. Let’s take a look at the typical saddles you may find at our bike shop and explain their purpose.

THE CRUISER SEATBig with lots of cushion, many like

this just because it looks comfortable, and it is, but it is designed for short rides while seated completely upright. If your intention is to truly work up a sweat this cushion may cause tremendous friction leading to chafing. This seat is found on cruiser bikes as you would not typically use this bike for working up a sweat.

THE HYBRID SEATBikes with this seat may have you

seated with a slight lean forward but not fully tucked in an aero position like a road bike. Your weight is now shifted

slightly and padding the tail bone will vary. The nose is also narrow to help reduce friction. This saddle may be found on bikes such as Hybrids or Mountain bikes.

THE RACE SEATWell most refer to this as a rac-

ing seat. This is meant to be ridden for hours they do have minimal padding and the seat may flex to provide comfort. At long distances or numerous hours on the seat, padding and flex may create friction leading to discomfort and degrading performance. These saddles are usually aided in comfort by the use of cycling shorts which are padded.

PROPER ADJUSTMENT GOES A LONG WAYWhile most people typically run to the store to find

the softest seat. A seat that is not properly adjusted will also cause problems. So before you run to the store follow these tips first.

Ensure your seat post is NOT set too high, where your knees are locked out at the bottom of the pedal stroke.

Check that the nose of the seat is NOT pointed to high that it causes numbness or pointed to low that you feel like you are sliding off the seat.

Always start adjustments with your seat as close to level as possible then make adjustments minor adjust-ments up or down.

Adjust your seat forward or rearward just a few mil-limeters at a time.

SUGGESTIONSWhen shopping for a bike do not look for the softest

seat. First find the right bike for the intended purpose. Remember that if you have not ridden a bike in a long time that your bottom may be slightly sore, just like if you have not ran in a long time your legs will also be sore. Ensure the seat is in a good position and make adjustments as necessary.

At Chained Concepts Bicycle Shop we ensure our bikes have the saddles in a neutral position and we will make adjustments as necessary to ensure maximum enjoyment.

Mike Davila is the Owner of Chained Concepts Bicycle Shop 2500 S Ferdon BLVD Ste 200, Crestview FloridaI am a United Bicycle Institute Certified TechnicianCertified Suspension TechnicianDT Swiss Certified Wheel BuilderBikefit Certified FitterLeague of American Bicyclist Certified Instructor

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ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL???

Well, our students and fans at Crestview High School certainly are ready! Our football team has been conditioning all summer and start regular season practice at 8am on Monday, August 1st. Our CHS Dazzlers, cheerleaders, Big Red Machine, volleyball team, basketball team, baseball team, cross country and even Dog Pound have been putting in the hours as well.

We kick off the school year on August 10th and we kick off our football season on Friday night, August 12th with our community wide event—Meet the Bulldogs. CHS and Lee Buick GMC began partnering 9 years ago when Roger Berry was Quarterback Club President and the tradition continues! Our entire community looks forward to our sneak peak of the upcoming season. CHS will showcase DMS/Pryor/SRMS scrimmages, their dancers and cheerleaders will perform during their games, then CHS 9th grade and JV teams will play and our cheerleaders and dancers will perform as well. The BIG RED MACHINE will take the field that night and ‘wow’ us with their awesomeness! CAYA and Crestview City League players will be introduced on the Bulldog field that night, too!

The tradition continues at 6p at Jack Foster Stadium!

Thank you Lee Buick GMC for all you do for the athletes and students at Crestview High School!


CHEERS & TEARS

JULY 7TH 7:00amMonthly Chamber Breakfast meeting@ the Crestview Community Center

JULY 14TH 5:00pm-6:30pmBusiness After Hours hosted by Beltone Hearing Center between @ 2670 South Ferdon Blvd Unit 105 (in the Redstone Plaza)

JULY 20TH 8:30amHealth & Wellness Committee Meeting @ the Crestview Chamber

JULY 27TH 8:30amAmbassador Committee Meeting location TBD

Please join us for ourMonthly Chamber Breakfast onTHURSDAY, AUGUST 4TH,

at the Crestview Community Center@ 7:30am. Breakfast is Catered by

Uncle Bill’s Family Restaurant.

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 theChamber Staff, 682-3212 [email protected]

Bel Aire Terrace Apartments

Beltone Hearing Center

Casbah Coffee Company

Children in Crisis, Inc.

Choctawhatchee Electric Cooperative

(CHELCO), Inc.

City of Crestview

Consolidated Ace Hardware & Supply Co.

Crestview Public Library

Eglin Federal Credit Union

Elegant Vue Event Center

Fred Astaire Dance Studio

Heritage Museum of Northwest Florida

Main Street Crestview Association

Manual Therapy, LLC

Okaloosa Gas District

Okaloosa Habitat for Humanity

ReStore Crestview

Pawsitively Scrumptious Bark

Bakery & Boutique

RE/MAX Agency One, Inc. | Dino Sinopoli

Renee Hittle Mary Kay Independent

Beauty Consultant

Sons of Italy Richard A Capozzola

Lodge #2865

Thank you to the followingbusinesses for providing door prizes

at the July breakfast meeting:

HIGHLIGHTS FROM JULY'SCHAMBER BREAKFAST

TEARS!Let it Ride | $1,875

KG II Development Company | Rick Goff

CHEERS!50/50 | $71We would like to thank Tim Bryant,

Publix Supermarkets, for donating his winnings to the Foy Shaw Memorial Scholarship Fund.


Sandra B WilsonMembership and Events Coordinator1447 Commerce DriveCrestview, FL 32536(850)682-3212 Ext. 102www.crestviewchamber.com [email protected]

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Airport Committee Dennis Mitchell

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Ambassador Committee

Kristan Howard & Richard Harless

[email protected]

Government Issues Committee

Sandra Dreaden [email protected]

Health & Wellness Committee

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Military Affairs Committee (MAC)

Marian McBryde [email protected]

PILOT Committee (Professional & Inspired Leaders of Tomorrow)

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