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Vol. 11, Issue 7, July 2015

The Premier “Shop Local” Community Magazine Directly Mailed To 18,000 Homes In Trinity & Surrounding AreasThis Independent Community News, Business & Dining Guide Is Directly Mailed Once Each Month To:Aristida, Champion’s Club, Chelsea Place, Country Place, Ellington Estates North, Ellington Place, Fairway Springs, Fox Hollow, Foxwood, Greenbrook Estates, Heritage Lake, Heritage Springs, Hills Of San José, Hunter’s Ridge, Hunting Creek, Longleaf, Magnolia Estates, Nature’s Hideaway, Oak Ridge, Riverbend, Riverchase,River Crossing, River Oaks, Riverside Estates, Riverside Village, Riverside Villas, Seven Springs Golf & Country Club, Southern Oaks, Spring Lake, The Sabals, Thou-sand Oaks, Timber Greens, Trinity, Trinity East, Trinity Oaks, Trinity West, Veterans Village, Woodbend, Woodgate, Wyndgate & Wyndtree

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:Editorial..............................................3Community Calendar...............4Doctors Making a Difference....5 Camping World....................10-11Pacific Curbing...................14-15Exchange Students..........16-17More Space Place............18-19Grateful American..........20-21TCBY.............................26-27Child Adoption Event.......28-29Christian Crossings Academy

Now Enrolling....................30RAYS UP for Our Community..34-35Grout Tech.......................36-37American Family & Cosmetic

Dentistry........................38-39Colored Classifieds.................50

See “Albert Family Ortho” on pg. 46

By Julie Kanehl

Albert Family Orthodontics hasan amazing reputation in our area forproviding the highest quality ortho-dontic treatment to patients of allages, for having a friendly and caringstaff, and for making the entire processa whole lot of fun! In fact, patients atAlbert Family Orthodontics’ two of-fices (one is in Trinity and one is inPalm Harbor) say that they can’t waitto visit the orthodontist! So, whatmakes Jeremy Albert DMD, MS soawesome? It’s his personal, friendlyapproach, his expertise and his com-mitment to fun!

First and foremost, Dr. Albert isan incredible doctor, one that is rec-

ommended from person-to-person and family-to-familyall over town. Patients aresmiling from the day they firstreceive their braces and arefeatured on the Albert FamilyOrthodontics Facebook page,to the time when they gettheir picture taken with Dr.Albert showing off their per-fect smiles on the day thattheir braces are removed.

When asked about whatmakes Albert Family Ortho-dontics different, Dr. Albertsays, “Orthodontics is a very personalexperience with our patients. Whilethe outcome may be straight teeth anda good bite, the true product we sup-ply is our professional experience and

Albert Family Orthodontics Goes Above & Beyond to Make Patients Smile

service to achieve great results for ourpatients. Braces or Invisalign® are justthe tools we use to accomplish that.It’s the doctor and orthodontic team

Dr Albert with “braces-off” patient Alyssa

By Julie Kanehl

Trinity Meeting Center is a studyin versatility! It meets the needs ofmany local professionals; from Real-tors needing an office space to meetfor convenient closings and attorneyswho need a local conference room fordepositions, to local doctors who usethe spacious location to give healthseminars promoting wellness and edu-cation! But it isn’t just business pro-fessionals who utilize Trinity MeetingCenter’s spacious accommodations.Maybe you’re trying to plan the per-fect 25th wedding anniversary forsomeone you love or looking for aplace to have a classy reception or afamily reunion. Whatever the occa-sion, you can make the Trinity Meet-ing Center your destination. Beautiful,modern and spacious, the Trinity

Meeting Center is owned and oper-ated by passionate professionals whowant to make your meeting, event,party, or show a complete success.

Conveniently located in the Trin-ity Commons shopping center at 7813Mitchell Boulevard, the Trinity Meet-ing Center offers 4,500 square feet ofspace that can be used in any way thatyou choose! It’s possible that yourclients won’t even know that you’verented the space for when peoplecome into Trinity Meeting Center’sbright lobby they are greeted profes-sionally and welcomed personally intoyour meeting or event. Completelyunique to the area, Trinity MeetingCenter can serve as a small, upscalebusiness center, or the perfect settingfor a small reception or even a theaterperformance!

Plan Your Meetings, Events & Partiesat The Trinity Meeting Center

Perfect for business meetings, the versatile Trinity Meeting Center easily transforms into an elegant venue perfect for celebrating special occasions

See “Meeting Center” on page 42

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Don’t Let Summer Slip Away Without Play! From The Editor Kim Thomas

When I visited Camping World tosee the many RVs, fifth wheels andtravel trailers, I had just returned froma family camping trip to GinnieSprings, located about two-and-a-halfhours north of Trinity in HighSprings, Florida. One of the greatthings about living here in west centralFlorida is that there are so many differ-ent landscapes to explore within just afew hours. If you haven’t tried it,camping and RVing is a great way toget away from the madness of US 19and to get you and your family awayfrom their phones, computers andvideo games. When you go camping,you really don’t have a choice – youhave to relax!

In Florida, my family has campedas far south as Key West and north tothe pristine beaches of St. GeorgeIsland and Cape San Blas in Florida’spanhandle. But one of the best tripswe ever took as a family was in an RV.Two weeks in an RV allowed us toexplore Mammoth Hot Springs andOld Faithful in Yellowstone National

Park, see herds of elkand buffalo, swim inBear Lake in Utah,and see the wondrousvistas of the GrandCanyon in Arizonaand Bryce Canyon inUtah. It was a tripthat my kids, nowgrown, still talk aboutyears later.

Looking aroundat all of the great gearat Camping Worldgave me the fever to go exploringagain. But next time, I plan on being abit more comfortable with some greatgear from Camping World.

My husband and I aren’t ready toretire yet, but I look forward to theday when we’ll have even more timeto break out of our everyday life andexplore the beautiful landscapes acrossAmerica and after a trip in an RV, Ithink I could get used to the RVlifestyle!

Whether you are camping or justgoing for a day trip, don’t let the restof the summer slip away without get-

ting out and enjoying nature. Wehave some of the most beautifulbeaches in the United States, andFlorida’s clear rivers and springs offerthe perfect getaway on hot summerdays. Chassahowitzka Springs is per-fect for a day trip. Just an hour northof Trinity, in Citrus County, there areseveral places along the Chassahow-itzka river to rent canoes or kayaks.

Growing up in Wakulla County,we swam in Wakulla Springs and thelocal limerock sinkholes every sum-mer. I can tell you firsthand, a dip in aFlorida spring on a hot summer day issimply thrilling!

Chassahowitzka Springs


Community CalendarTrinity AREA

The 5th Annual 2015‘STUFF THE BUS’

Fri., Jul. 31 & Sat., Aug. 1 &Sun., Aug. 2––VOLUNTEERSNEEDED! United Way of PascoCounty presents the 5th Annual StuffThe Bus for Teachers! Approximately1,700 Pasco County teachers frommore than 80 different Pasco schoolshave signed up to receive free suppliesfrom STUFF THE BUS 2015!

You can be a part of helpingteachers stock their classrooms withschool supplies for students. Volun-teers are needed at 15 Publix andWalmart stores countywide to distrib-ute shopping lists and collect much-needed school supplies. (Volunteersunder age 18 must be accompaniedby an adult). Three-hour shifts avail-able; choose 10 a.m.–1 p.m. or 1–4p.m. Additionally, volunteers areneeded for sorting and packing thesupplies. Sort days are Aug. 3 and 4.

“Many of our school teachersspend more than $400 each year tosupply their classrooms,” United Wayof Pasco President/CEO Duggan

Cooley stated. “We think that’s a lotto ask of a teacher. This is an easy wayto give back to our teachers and allowthem to focus on what is really impor-tant, our students.”

Donate: During the event,Pasco residents are encouraged topurchase extra school supplies anddeliver them to a participating Publixor Walmart donation sites – LOOKFOR THE BUS!

Volunteer: Just check availablevolunteer shifts by going online to:tinyurl.com/stuffthebus2015 or youmay contact Melinda Velez at 727-835-2028 or email her at:[email protected]. Visit theStuff The Bus Volunteer informationpage at www.unitedwaypasco.org.

United Way of Pasco Countywould like to extend special thanks tothe event sponsor Bank of Americaand community partners Publix, Wal-mart and The Pasco County SchoolDistrict, for working together to sup-port Pasco’s teachers.

For more information, please call727-835-2028.

FOSTER HOMES NEEDEDImagine being taken away from

your home, not knowing where youwill go, leaving behind your favoritethings. Now, imagine this throughthe eyes of a child. There are morethan 3,500 dependent children inPinellas and Pasco counties in needdue to child abuse, neglect or aban-donment. Many of these childrenwill need to live in a temporary fosterhome, but we simply cannot meetour growing need without more fos-ter parents. When you open yourheart and home to foster children,you open possibilities for them...youfoster hope. Foster parents must beat least 21 years old, have appropriatehousing, and pass a backgroundscreening. Then, you will need tocomplete a home study and 24-hoursof special training called ProfessionalParenting. You must have adequatespace and be able to provide for yourfamily now—although you will re-ceive financial assistance to help carefor the child, you cannot rely on thisto pay your bills. To be a foster par-ent, you can be single or married—have a family of your own or be an“empty-nester.”

Eckerd Community Alternatives

oversees the foster care system inPinellas and Pasco counties and en-sures the safety, well-being and per-manency of 3,100+ children eachday. Children in foster care didn’t askto be abused or neglected. They did-n’t ask to be removed from theirhomes, forced to change schools, or,in some cases, separated from theirsiblings. Today’s foster parents pro-vide temporary care for children, butleave lifelong impressions on theirlives.

Please call 1-866-233-0790 or727-460-0600 Ext. 2085, or log onto eckerd.org/foster for more info.

Christmas in July Donation Drive –Help Bring Comfort and Joy toHospitalized Kids

Christmas in July is a month-long,community-wide fundraiser for St.Joseph’s Children's Hospital. St.Joseph’s Children’s Hospital Founda-tion aids corporations, local businesses,civic organizations, and individuals inbringing some mid-year holiday cheerto the kids who need it most.

Share your Accomplishments:On Fri., July 31, 7 a.m.-1 p.m., all of

See “Calendar” on page 8



the community partners, sponsors,and donors will come together tocelebrate their month-long fundrais-ing efforts. Local media Magic 94.9and Fox 13 will broadcast live as localbusinesses and individuals share in thejoy of giving; patients have a specialvisit from Santa, and volunteers helpcollect toy and monetary donationsfrom community members.

What are they raising funds for?Health care settings are often stressfuland frightening experiences forchildren and families. Providing recre-ation, developmental play, and playtherapy gives kids strategies for copingand bring a momentary escape fromtheir illness. It is through generouscommunity support, and events likeChristmas in July, that St. Joseph’sChildren’s Hospital is able to providethese services that dramatically alter achild’s hospital experience.

How do I get involved? Thereare several options for event involve-ment, including online team fundrais-ing, corporate sponsorship, hosting

or attending events in the community,or making a donation directly to St.Joseph’s Children’s Hospital.

For information and to getinvolved, please log on towww.sjhfoundation.org/christmas-in-july or call the Foundation at(813) 872-0979.

The Other Half Support Group for Spouses of Combat Veterans

Every Wednesday, 10–11AM––The Veterans Alternative, Inc.(a 501(c)3 non-profit organization)has a special support group createdfor the “other half,” the spouses ofCombat Veterans. The support groupmeets on Wednesdays, 10 to 11 a.m.,at the Veterans Alternative Center.

The group is led and designed bya Combat Veteran spouse, DaynaColeman. The group assists andsupports spouses dealing with thedifficulties and challenges of beingin a Military/Combat Veteran family.Children are welcome and light break-fast refreshments are provided.

The Veterans Alternative, Inc. islocated at 1750 Arcadia Road in Holi-day, Florida. It was co-founded onNov. 11, 2014 by Brian Anderson and


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Janel Norton with one common goal;to help Warriors transition back to thecivilian world using alternative meth-ods. At the Veterans Alternative, threeresearch and evidence based methodsare used to activate post-traumaticgrowth, replenish camaraderie andtrain the mind, body and spirit. Accel-erated Resolution Therapy (A.R.T.) isan ongoing study housed at the USFCollege of Nursing, iRest (IntegrativeRestoration), a guided meditation de-veloped at Walter Reed Medical Cen-ter and used at over 30 differentmilitary and VA facilities around thenation, and physical fitness classes suchas yoga, martial arts and crossfit areoffered FREE to all Combat Veterans.

For more information, pleasecontact Lyndsey Rojas or AlisonVoisin at 727-939-VETS (8387) oremail: [email protected] [email protected].

New Tampa Players Presents:Mary Poppins, Broadway Musical

At the University Area Commu-nity Center, 14013 N. 22nd Street,Tampa, FL (the complex is locatedon 22nd St. between Bearss andFletcher)

PERFORMANCE DATES:Friday, August 7, 8 p.m.; Saturday,August 8, 2 p.m. & 8 p.m.; Sunday,August 9, 2 p.m.; Friday, August 14,8 p.m.; Saturday August 15, 2 p.m.& 8 p.m.; and Sunday, August 16, 2p.m.

Tickets - $20; Students 14 andunder and Seniors 60+ – $17; Groups10 or more – $15. Presented throughspecial arrangement with Music The-atre International (MTI). Log on tonewtampaplayers.org for ticket info.

“Why Snakes Are Cool” atBrooker Creek Preserve

July 25, 10–11:30 AM––WhySnakes Are Cool: Herpetologist andenvironmental educator George L.Heinrich of Heinrich EcologicalServices will present on why snakesare cool, emphasizing Florida snakediversity, natural history, conserva-tion, and snake safety. A selection oflive snakes will be available for view-ing and handling if participantschoose to do so. This program is rec-ommended for all ages. It is free;however, advance registration is re-quired. Register online atwww.brookercreekpreserve.org.



By Kim Thomas

When was the last time you heardthe soul-stirring symphony of the deepwoods, or looked into a night sky thatreveals the Milky Way? There is noth-ing better for reviving one’s spirit thanto get away from the hustle of every-day life and experience just how greenthe grass is over that “fence” and be-yond into the vast beauty of parks andscenic lookouts that are Americantreasures. Camping and road trippingin recreational vehicles (RVs) havebeen favored in America for more thana century. The invention of the auto-mobile prompted adventurous individ-uals to immediately think of ways tomodify their cars to be used for camp-ing. The first RV debuted at MadisonSquare Garden in 1910 and featured aback seat that folded into a bed, achamber pot toilet and a sink thatfolded down from the back of thechauffeur’s seat. The luxuries ofhome-on-the-road in 1910 look fardifferent than they do today!

Some of the RVs at CampingWorld (located at 2112 US 19 Northin Holiday) are more like mobile lux-ury suites complete with sophisticatednavigation systems, high-definitionelectronics, gas log fireplaces, luxuri-ous cabinetry, leather seating, andeven outdoor kitchens that will be theenvy of the park! If you are like a lotof folks, though, you probably don’tlive in a million dollar home, and youprobably want a more affordablecamper or RV – no worries! CampingWorld has a huge selection of campers,fifth wheels and recreational vehicleswith price points for every customer.

In fact, for just $99 a month, you canembark on many new adventures in anew Coleman camper, which can sleepsix and is perfect for your getaway.

Camping World in Holiday ishard to miss with its huge inventory ofRVs, fifth wheels and campers spreadover the acreage on US 19. Some ofthe major brands Camping World car-ries include: Thor Motorcoach, Itascaby Winnebago, Coleman Travel Trail-ers, Salem Travel Trailers, CougarTravel Trailers and Fifth Wheels, Sand-piper Fifth Wheels, plus more. Therealso is a large inventory of top-qualityused RVs, campers and fifth wheels onthe lot.

In addition to RV sales, CampingWorld has a full service departmentthat services and repairs all makes andmodels of RVs. The parts departmentand the accessory department are fullystocked with everything you need tokeep your RV in perfect order, includ-ing plumbing and electrical supplies.

The Camping World store is basi-cally an RV and camping superstorewith approximately 8,500 square feetstocked with everything you need toenjoy the RV and camping lifestyle.From portable stoves and generatorsto games for the kids and folding bicy-cles, Camping World has everythingyou could possibly need to have funon the road and fully enjoy the beauti-ful parks and destinations that Floridaand all of America has to offer. Youcan even pick up some string lights todecorate your campsite!

Many families are returning totheir roots and taking their childrencamping, finding that the break fromphones and video gaming is a blessing

for the family unit. Plus, if you reallywant to experience the night sky at itsmost glorious, you have to get awayfrom city lights. Campfire storytelling,hiking and biking are timeless activitiesthat are wholesome, fun and trulyrecharge your batteries and can evenhelp you build a better bond withinyour own family. If you feel nostalgicabout your days of camping with yourparents or grandparents, then you canbet your children or grandchildren willfeel the same when they are able tolook back on their days of camping

with you – and you can start makingthose memories right now.

Camping World Hosts THOR DaysJuly 24th & 25th, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

THOR Days are coming! Notonly will Thor Motorcoach have man-ufacturing representatives onsite toanswer questions about the fine-tunedmotorhomes that Thor builds, butthere will be free lunch too! The funlasts all day on July 24th and 25th,from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. The cookoutwith free food and drinks will be held

Camping World Opens Up A World of Travel and Exploring!

Camping World has everything you need to feel right at home on the roadwhile you explore new landscapes and discover the adventurous RV Lifestyle!


both days from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m.THOR Days will offer the perfect

opportunity to check out America’snumber one brand of motorhomes.The Thor Motorcoach line includesthe Freedom Elite, the Axis, the Aceand the Hurricane.

When I visited Camping World, Itoured several styles of RVS and therereally is a great choice for everylifestyle. Of course, some were out of

my league but one can dream! Someof the RVs are decked out creaturecomforts with big – yes big! – luxuri-ous bathrooms and king size beds.Even the backsplash in the kitchen ishigh-end! But the more affordableRVs are amazing too and offer com-fort and style.

Camping World has financingavailable and maintains good relation-ships with numerous big-name

lenders. Even better, Camping Worldrepresentatives say that as long as yourRV or fifth wheel has a bathroom anda kitchen, you can consider it a secondhome and deduct the interest whenyou prepare your income taxes.

Camping World’s Good SamClub membership is $25, and can earnyou discounts of up to 30 percent offof accessories at Camping World, aswell as discounts on fuel at Flying J

locations and discounts at Good Samrated campgrounds.

There are a lot of great reasons toexplore the RV and camping life sovisit Camping World in Holiday andstart planning your next adventure!

Camping World is located at2112 US 19 N in Holiday, Florida.For additional information, pleasecall 866-469-0989 or log on tocampingworldofnewportrichey.com.




By Katie Thomas

Central Florida’s decorative con-crete curbing specialists, Pacific Curb-ing, is a local family owned andoperated business that specializes ingiving your home the best in curb ap-peal. We live where people vacation;Florida is a visual paradise, which iswhy creating your own front yard andbackyard oasis can be such a wonderfulgift to yourself. Pacific Curbing bringsthe curb appeal to your house withcurbing that will complement yourhome, and showcase your lush andbeautiful landscaping. Pacific Curbingoffers concrete curbing and landscapeedging in a wide variety of colors, colormixtures, stamped borders and custombrick/stone curbing options that willshape your yard into the paradise youhave always wanted.

Concrete Curbing: Artistic andFunctional

Pacific Curbing serves the CentralFlorida area from Pasco, Pinellas andHillsborough Counties over to theOrlando area. As a leading company in

decorative concrete curbing, PacificCurbing offers professionally installed,permanent, attractive concrete borderedging for any landscape.

Concrete curbing serves as a weedand grass barrier by outliningflowerbeds, sidewalks, around trees,and more. Pacific Curbing offers con-crete curbing in many diverse shapes,colors, stamp patterns and textures inorder to give you the choice to com-pletely customize your home’s yard ina way that offers both artistic appealand functional design.

The benefits of concrete curbingfrom Pacific Curbing are endless. Con-crete curbing materials are a perma-nent solution; the material does notrust like steel, will not decompose likewood, break like plastic, or movearound like bricks and pavers. Con-crete curbing is completely non-mobileonce laid-in around your landscapingand will give your flowerbeds andwalkways a polished finish.

Pacific Curbing’s fully trained in-stallation crew can add patterns andcolors to form a perfect match to anylandscape. Concrete is a very versatile

material, giving Pacific Curbing theability to customize every job, takinginto consideration the homeowner’stastes and the layout of the property.Choose from beautiful curbing pat-terns and stamps or textured rollersthat give a natural and artistic look toyour concrete curbing. Curbing pat-terns and stamps make an impressionin the concrete and offer a more 3D,symmetrical style. Rollers are great fora style that imitates natural rock orstone.

Pacific Curbing Rolls Out the Lat-est Style in the Industry

Pacific Curbing guarantees the in-stallations for every job and employs anexperienced staff, many of whom havemore than 10 years of experience. Thecompany’s installers are a fully trainedcrew that focuses on doing the perfectjob, while keeping a clean work envi-ronment.

Pacific Curbing’s decorativestamped concrete curbing is the cut-ting edge of landscape design and thecompany is constantly coming up withnew designs that stand out from com-

petitors and give customers moredurable, unique designs that are highquality.

Pacific Curbing has explored thelatest technologies in the industry andis currently the only company that isimplementing new products such asBelgium Block and Slate Stone Mats inthe Tampa Bay area. In 2013, PacificCurbing released Square Belgium

Choose Pacific Curbing for Your Home’s Best Curb Appeal


Block Mat Stamps. Pacific Curbing’snew product has been well received bycustomers. Belgium Block has provento be an amazing success for both cus-tomers and the company. This is theright product for customers who arelooking for something thicker, tallerand stronger than regular concretecurb edging. Belgium Block comes insquare molds that are 6x5x6 inches or6x4x6 inches. The technology utilizedby Pacific Curbing allows the curbingto form realistic “stone” borders,

which provides a richer, more naturallook for your landscaping. PacificCurbing is the only curbing companythat has this innovative Belgium BlockStamp!

Another recent product PacificCurbing has rolled out is the newSlatestone Mats, which offer a radicallynew shape in mat stamp curbing. Justreleased this year, Slatestone Matscreate a very realistic stone pattern inangular shapes that have deep impres-sions and a wide variety of textures for

an appealing, natural look. Slatestonecan even be double stamped to pro-duce up to six different stone patterns.

Pacific Curbing is creating curbappeal throughout Tampa Bay. Theirproduct is pleasing to the eye, cre-atively designed and completely func-tional in landscape settings. Whetheryou choose the newest technologiessuch as Belgium Block and Slatestone

Mat or decide to go with stamps orrollers, Pacific Curbing has a pattern,style and design to give your home theperfect finishing touch.

For your free curbing estimateand design consultation, log on towww.Pacific-Curbing.com,email [email protected],or call Pacific Curbing directly at(813) 770-4424.

Pacific Curbing puts the finishing touch on your landscaping withconcrete curbing that is completely customized to your home.


The month of July is a greattime to consider sharing your Amer-ica with an exchange student fromanother country. “Hosting an ex-change student not only is an oppor-

tunity to share what you most loveabout the U.S., it helps you to seethe U.S. through fresh eyes,” saysTampa resident, Ms. Lee. She inviteslocal families open their hearts and

homes by hosting an exchange stu-dent sponsored by PAX – Programof Academic Exchange (PAX).

PAX students, from 70 Euro-pean, South American, Asian, or

African countries, are eager to experi-ence American activities—backyardbarbecues, birthday celebrations, andholidays—and to share their countryand culture with their host families.

This Month of July, Decide to Share Your America with an Exchange Student

Hosting an exchange student not only is an opportunity to share what you most love about the U.S., it also helps you to see the U.S. through fresh eyes! Students are eager to experience American activities and to share their country’s culture with their host families.


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They arrive to the U.S. for the up-coming school year in August. Theyare 15-18 years old, have studiedEnglish for three years, and are moti-vated to learn more about the U.S.by attending high school and livingwith a host family. They are coveredby comprehensive medical insuranceand have their own spending money.

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place to study, and encouragement toengage in everyday American life.All types of families—single parents,young couples, retirees, and parentswith kids of any age, especially withteenagers—are welcome to host.

“I've been working for PAX-Program of Academic Exchange forfive-and-a-half years now,” says Ms.Lee. “During that time, I haveplaced 31 students from 13 differentcountries with awesome host familiesthroughout the Tampa Bay area. It is

the most inspiring work I’ve everdone. Connecting these inspiringstudents with awesome host familiesis so exciting. When the students getto host their host family in theircountry, that is the best of the ex-change program in action! I have ahost family visiting their Chinese‘daughter’ in China right now; sosweet, especially since their adopteddaughter is from China! I’m excitedto go to Thailand some day soon andother countries to see my exchangekids, too!”

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For more information on howto host an exchange student pleasecall Karen Lee at (727) 329-8060.


Custom furniture may soundexpensive, but with today’s technol-ogy and computerized woodwork-ing equipment that is no longer thecase. Personalized furniture is nowavailable at very affordable pricesand offered in a wide array of attrac-tive colors and finishes. Home or-ganization has benefited greatlyfrom this trend.

Custom closets are quickly be-coming a standard option for home-owners. Improving the storage andorganization in a closet can add asmuch as three times the usual capac-ity of the old standard rail and shelf.Beyond the benefits of extra storage,custom closets look great and canadd value to the home. Additionalbenefits include finding clothing oraccessory items faster, enough spaceto keep clothes neatly pressed insteadof crushed and the additional roomto add new clothes.

With the high cost of construc-tion utilizing the benefits of a wall

bed can create the opportunity fordual purpose rooms. An underusedguest room can become an exerciseroom, home office, media room orhobby room. With the Murphy bedit can quickly convert back into aguest room. Today these beds fea-

ture easy lift mechanisms and usestandard high quality mattresses thatwill offer the same great comfort as astandard bed.

Home offices or study areas canbe designed to fit specific needs andaccommodate one or more users.With many options such as book

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Today new homes feature manyof these as standard options and ifthey were not included, becomesome of the first purchases by thenew homeowner. Remodeled homesare also benefiting since many ofthese “must have” conveniences canbe great additions and provide morespace, particularly if the home is adownsizing project.

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American Coin program quicklywent through those first 2,000 coins.By selling the coins to others whowanted to say “thank you” to ourmilitary, the Grateful American Coinprogram was able to donate proceedsfrom each sale to organizations thatprovide support services to theseverely injured men and womenof the U.S. Armed Forces.

Today, the Grateful AmericanCoin has recognized over 51,000soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines and

Veterans. Additionally, it has donatedmore than $113,000 to partnerorganizations, including The SpecialOps Warrior Foundation and Pawsfor Patriots.

Even more powerful than thenumbers are the personal storiesbehind each of the 51,000 coins.While waiting to board a recentflight, Benson “coined” an Armyhelicopter pilot to thank him for hisservice. After receiving the coin, hewent to the Grateful American Coin

A Grateful American: How Passion andProfessionalism Inspired Gifts of GratitudeSome of Deb Benson’s most

cherished childhood memories arefrom visits to her grandfather’s farmin Temple Terrace, where she wouldfish in his lake. Since then, the land-scape has changed dramatically, butBenson still visits that farm — almostevery weekday. As a manager in theFlorida sales operations departmentat Verizon Wireless, Benson’s officebuilding stands where that farm oncewas, and she can see the old fishinglake from her desk. Benson has ledand inspired many people in her 26-year career with Verizon Wireless,working within nearly every depart-ment, including customer service,marketing, operations and sales. But,it was only eight years ago that Ben-son assumed a personal leadershiprole that would touch tens of thou-sands of lives outside her company.

Around the Fourth of July holi-day in 2007, Benson was searchingfor an engaging way to teach hersons about the expression of grati-

tude. As she researched ways to showappreciation for the selfless men andwomen who defend our country, shehad an idea to have special coinsmade that they could present tosoldiers and thank them for theirservice. Benson found that uniquemilitary coins are often collected byservice members, or even earnedthrough achievements or to enhancemorale.

So Benson and her family de-signed a coin of their own. As Ben-son set out to place a small order fora few of their new coins, she discov-ered that to qualify for a price break,she would need to purchase 2,000.Inspired by a legacy of family patriot-ism and her professional passion toconnect with others, Benson decidedto expand the idea rather than scrapit, and that was the beginning of theGrateful American Coin program.

Focused on providing a tangibleway to display gratitude to those whoserve our country, the Grateful


website, where he realized he hadreceived his coin from the organiza-tion’s founder. When the planelanded, Benson was walking outwhen she heard someone say, “It’syou, it’s you!” She turned around tofind the Army pilot waiting on thejetway for her to express his heartfeltappreciation.

“It’s inspiring to show sinceregratitude to the people fighting forour freedom every day,” said Benson.“Their personal stories are the mostbeautiful gift, which I never ex-pected.”

Grateful American Coins havebeen framed by recipients, laid at anunmarked grave in Normandy andburied in the caskets of servicemen,but one of the most impactful mo-ments for Benson was learning abouta 13-year-old who received a speciallydesigned coin for the families of thefallen after his father passed away.Dealing with the death of a parentcan be very hard, and this youngman was no exception. It was diffi-cult for him to talk about it, so heused the coin to drive the conversa-tion. When he went to bed at night,he would leave his coin out on thenightstand as a signal to his momthat he wanted to talk about his loss.

This is just one of many encour-aging and emotional stories sharedon Grateful American Coin’s websiteand Facebook page. The coin wasthought up as a way for Benson toshow her sons whom the true heroesare in today’s world. And if they’veever stopped to think about the51,000 experiences those coins havegenerated, they’ve probably realizedthat their mom is one, too.

If you’d like to donate,purchase coins, or read the storiesof those who have given orreceived coins, please visitwww.GratefulAmericanCoin.org.






By Dara Tucker

Nearly four summers ago Trinitybecame home to the first TCBY Self-Serve on the West Coast of Florida.Owners Patti and Jay Silar opened thestore with their daughter Jenifer Silar-Mills, who is the store’s marketingmanager. The idea of opening theTrinity location came quickly to Pattiand Jay when they visited a TCBYSelf-Serve store in Charlotte, NorthCarolina. The amazing taste makes ithard to believe the frozen yogurt is96, 98 or 100 percent fat free. Thecouple knew it was a great business tobring back home to Trinity, where ourhot days make cool treats even morescrumptious.

TCBY, also known as “The Coun-try’s Best Yogurt,” originally opened in1981, and is the oldest frozen yogurtcompany in the United States. Thecompany has high health and qualitystandards that appeal to Patti Silar whois a retired RN. Patti says, “TCBYtakes pains to purchase products thatare high quality. Fruit is sanitized tomeet TCBY requirements, and wedon’t use frozen fruit because it turnsto mush on your yogurt. Our fruit are

in their own juices instead of syrup.”Jay Silar adds, “Our yogurts are

kosher and Halal certified. We wantto meet our customers’ needs.”

TCBY’s yogurt is delicious,smooth and creamy. The possibilitiesof flavor combinations and toppingsseem endless, but you many not haveknown it has great nutritional value,too. TCBY has super frozen yogurts(Super Fro-Yo), which is a new classifi-cation of frozen yogurt that sets a highstandard for nutrition within thefrozen yogurt industry. To qualify as aSuper Fro-Yo, TCBY’s frozen yogurtsmeet or exceed (based on a four oz.,half-cup serving) having at least threegrams of fiber, seven types of live andactive cultures, four grams of protein,and 20 percent daily value of vitaminD and calcium. The fiber and probi-otics in TCBY yogurt help you feelsatisfied and aid your body in diges-tion, boosting your general health.Vitamin D and calcium are also essen-tial for bone and muscle health. Theprotein in TCBY yogurt containsamino acids that help proper musclemaintenance. Eating healthy hasnever tasted so good!

Summer Martin truly values hav-

ing healthy dessert options. She says,“We love the Trinity TCBY. Ourdaughter has insulin resistance and itis hard to find a low sugar option fordessert. TCBY always carries a nosugar added flavor and would let usknow when it arrived. The staff atTCBY is so friendly and treated us liketheir extended family. When it cametime for my daughter’s birthday she

couldn’t imagine having it anywhereelse than at TCBY and several of thestaff were there to wish her a HappyBirthday. When we found out that wewere moving to a different town, thestaff got together to say goodbye andeven gave us a going away card! Theyalways went above-and-beyond tooffer great customer service. We loveour Trinity TCBY!”

TCBY –– Cool Treats for Hot Days

TCBY’s friendly employees are always available to help you with a sample


Trinity’s TCBY is bright and fun,with a textured wall that changes col-ors. Between the music, bright colors,and cheerful staff, Patti, Jay and Jeniferhave created an atmosphere that’s per-fect for enjoying a treat. Unsure whichof the ten flavors you should try?Don’t worry! An employee is happyto give you a sample. You don’t needto decide on just one flavor either.You can fill your 16 or 25 oz. cup withas little or as much as the cup can hold.

Bananas are available to turn yourfrozen yogurt into a banana split. Ifyou don’t like your flavors mixing, cupdividers can be used to separate them.

The ten available flavors rotate orchange periodically, but there is alwaysa no-sugar-added option and a non-milk based option. For example, Silk™Coconut Milk and Silk™ ChocolateAlmond Milk are the current non-dairy options available. In the upcom-ing months additional frozen yogurt

flavors TCBY will be carrying includeEnglish Toffee, Blueberry, ChocolateChip Mint and Apricot. After you dis-pense your frozen yogurt, head overto the topping bar, which has over 45different toppings to choose from,including fresh fruit and crushedReese’s Peanut Butter Cups. Thereare plenty of kids’ favorites such asgummies and candy chocolate rocks.You can top it off with hot chocolatefudge or warm walnuts in a caramelsauce. It’s possible to come to TCBYevery day of the month, and never puttogether a repeat combination of yo-gurt and toppings!

Jay, Patti, and Jenifer are involvedin several community projects andfundraisers including Taste of Trinityand Long Leaf Fall Festival. As activemembers of our community, you’llspot the TCBY “car” around town,

and at places such as the New PortRichey and Tarpon Springs ChristmasParades. Jenifer also works with localnon-for-profit groups for spirit nights.For a set number of hours, a portionof the proceeds made on a designatednight goes back to the school orchurch as a fundraiser. It’s fun anddelicious way to earn money for yournon-for-profit group.

TCBY provides the Trinity areawith a scrumptious and healthy yogurtshop that is perfect for taking the kidsfor a treat, birthday celebration, datenight, or to take a pint from theirfreezer home to enjoy. When you go,make sure to ask for a loyalty rewardcard that gives you 1 point for everydollar you spend, and after 30 pointsyou earn a $3 coupon. If you’re look-ing for gift that’s sure to be loved, pur-chase a TCBY gift card for any amount.

TCBY of Trinity is located at3140 Little Rd. in the MitchellRanch Plaza. During the summermonths of June, July and August,TCBY Trinity’s hours are fromnoon–10 p.m., Monday – Friday.

Call (727) 375-1177 for moreinformation about spirit nights,and check out TCBY of Trinity’sFacebook page or websitewww.tcbytrinity.com for upcomingevents and flavors.


Hundreds Attended Child Adoption Education Dayat Old McMicky’s Farm and a 17-Year Wait is Answered

Ralph Zuckerman, owner of Old McMicky’sFarm in Odessa, wrote to Neighborhood News &Lifestyles to say thank you for help in publicizing theChild Adoption Education Day (CAED) held onJune 13, and to let us know that the event wasattended by 450 people! Zuckerman says, “We are

all glad and proud to say that the Child AdoptionEducation Day was a huge success. All of theagencies and groups that participated are certainthat this event will directly lead to finding moreForever Families for our local children in the fostercare system.”

Zuckerman adds that 610 people registered forthe CAED event and that 1,400 people visited theCAED webpage. “Which means,” says Zuckerman,“Eckerd Community Alternatives will continue toreceive contacts of interest after the event. From allof our research, this was the largest Child AdoptionEducation event in the nation. We also hope thatthe Child Adoption Education Day was able to playa small part to inspire and reinforce all of the greatand dedicated work done by all of the agencies andgroups serving our community’s children.”

Old McMicky’s Farm is putting together avideo of the day’s highlights and we will let youknow how to access it when available. We watcheda short section featuring 17-year-old Jabari’s speechabout his wait for a Forever Family, and consider ita heartwarming “must-see” video! Our team at hereat Neighborhood News & Lifestyles fell in love withJabari’s spirit.

“I always knew there was some family out thereJabari, 17, never gave up hope

Ralph Zuckerman (in blue) and those involvedwith the Child Adoption Education Day hope

for even more Forever Families for children


looking for me,” Jabari said. “I’ve beenpatient; waiting for them to find me.And a couple of months ago theyactually found me…and we’re doinggood.” Jabari found his Forever Familyat an Adoption Match Day that washeld at Old McMicky’s Farm in April.

Neighborhood News & Lifestyleswill continue to bring you news aboutfuture child adoption informationevents. There is a great need locallyfor people willing to make a differencein the lives of foster children – fromvolunteers with Florida’s Guardian adLitem program, to foster parents and

Forever Families who will adopt. For information about Florida’s

Guardian ad Litem program, log on toguardianadlitem.org. For informationabout foster parenting or adoption,contact Eckerd Community Alterna-tives toll-free at 1-866- 233-0790 orlog on to Eckerd.org.

View more photos of the CAEDevent by clicking on the appropriate tabon the Old McMicky’s website:oldmcmickys.com, where you’ll alsofind information about the many eventsthe farm hosts. Old McMicky’s Farmcan be reached at 813-920-1948.


Are you wondering what has hap-pened to education? Are you lookingfor a school that teaches your child theway that they actually learn? Do youwish that your love for God would beinstilled by teachers in a school thattruly partners with your family in alove for Jesus that isn’t limited to Sun-days? If so, then Christian CrossingsAcademy in Odessa will be a perfect fitfor your family.

Born from the vision that onelocal family has for educating children,with a love for God, Christian Cross-ings Academy (CCA) is in its earlieststages and slots are already filling upquickly with only a few left. OwnersAndrea and Salim Karnaby have a pas-sion for their school that is un-matched.

Salim Karnaby says, “ChristianCrossings Academy is an elite privateschool that you can’t find anywhereelse.” Adding, “We are all a family atCCA, and we offer the very best inequipment, resources and curricu-lum.”

The Karnabys own DiscoveryPoint #39 preschool and the Achieve-ment Center at Suncoast Crossingsjust off of State Road 54 and SuncoastParkway. Their center has made ahuge splash, becoming the numberone Discovery Point in the nation fouryears in a row, which is amazing, con-sidering that’s how long they’veowned the center! Winning multipleawards including 100% Readiness forVPK they also have a STEAM-basedcurriculum (Science, Technology, En-gineering, Art and Mathematics)

The Karnabys have repeatedlybeen asked by parents to open an ele-mentary school so that their children

could continue with the same level ofexcellence in education. After muchprayer, the Karnabys are finally able tomeet this need and couldn’t be morethrilled!

Now enrolling, kindergartenclasses will currently be held in theDiscovery Point Achievement Centerthis fall, with the aim of moving intothe new Christian Crossing’s building(adjacent to Discovery Point), as earlyas January 2016, upon completion ofcurrent construction. The new build-ing will house an additional five newclassrooms and state of the art li-brary/media center with the goal ofgrowing to a K-5 school with ACSIaccreditation. The kindergartenteacher, Ms. Melissa, is already ACSIcertified and has a big love for God,children and education.

At Christian Crossings Academystudents will be offered the very bestin curriculum, resources and technol-ogy along with the love and nurturingof a Christ centered environment.Their motto: “Dare to soar with spiri-tual integrity and academic excellence”is met by combining these thingsalong with using differentiated teach-ing techniques so that every child istaught in their unique “learning lan-guage.”

Andrea Karnaby says, “Every les-

son taught addresses each learningstyle and is delivered visually, audito-rily, and kinesthetically, ensuring learn-ing success for every one. Our goal isto cultivate a love for learning bykeeping it fun and challenging, sowe’ve designed our teaching day withlots of movement and interactive les-sons that bring every subject to life.”Add in daily bible lessons that are de-signed to help children create a truerelationship with God, and it’s nowonder that slots are filling up quickly.Even in kindergarten, children will re-

ceive Spanish lessons each day, science,social studies and PE twice a week, aswell as music and art.”

Andrea Karnaby says, “Our wholemission at CCA is to fully preparethese children to do whatever it is thatGod calls them to do.”

The Christian Crossings Academyis located at 1830 Crossings Blvd. inOdessa. For more information: Call813-792-945; log on to the website atwww.christiancrossingsacademy.com; oryou may contact them by email [email protected].

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By Katelyn Thomas

There are many reasons we loveour Tampa Bay Rays! Of course,there are the games, where everyinning has its white-knuckled, yell-out-loud moments and the breaksare filled with laugh-out-loud anticsthat keep the live audience participat-ing. There is no doubt, as you watchthem heat up the diamond, that theRays players have their heads andtheir hearts in the game. Further-more, they have put their hearts intothe Tampa Bay community and haveput their heads together to make areal difference for the people livinghere.

Spanning the organization fromthe players to the management, theTampa Bay Rays make it their teammission to stay active, both on andoff the diamond. The Rays organiza-tion is much more than entertain-ment and finely tuned athleticism –though we do love that! From theplayers and their families to the cor-porate employees, the Rays are dedi-cated to making a difference in thecommunity.

One way that the Rays havebeen a positive force in Tampa Bay isthrough the Rays Baseball Founda-tion, a 501(c) 3 non-profit organiza-tion that supports youth educationdevelopment. The Tampa Bay Raysand their support team continually

pitch in to help families and individu-als in our community through chari-ties, volunteer programs andpartnership affiliates.

This Summer: RAYS UP For Our Community!

Most recently, the Rays created anew campaign called “RAYS UP forOur Community.” Launched onJune 1st and lasting until September20th, the “RAYS UP for Our Com-munity” campaign focuses on fourkey areas – Kids, Heroes, Health andEducation. Additionally, every gameduring each two-week campaignflight will highlight a partner agency“Everyday MVP” on the telecast andsocial media.

The four key areas of focus eachhave a Rays team ambassador, includ-ing pitchers Chris Archer and MattMoore, manager Kevin Cash andinfielder Evan Longoria. Each cam-paign has a deep personal meaningfor them.

Tampa Bay Rays president BrianAuld says, “We enter the 10th year ofStu Sternberg’s ownership with a re-newed focus on our mission to ener-gize our community through themagic of Rays baseball. The ‘RAYSUP For Our Community’ campaigncelebrates our community partnersand helps share their successes with awider audience.”

Rays pitcher Chris Archer“threw out the first pitch” on the

“RAYS UP For Our Community” Energizing Tampa Bay with the Magic of Rays Baseball!

Rays Manager Kevin CashAmbassador for RAYS UP for Health


new campaign with RAYS UPfor Kids on June 1st. Archerdedicates his time and supportto programs that focus on kidsin the communities of TampaBay, and he is a mentor andadvocate for children. As partof RAYS UP for Kids, each ofthe 5,600 students who cele-brated their graduation atTropicana Field receivedvouchers for four tickets to anyRays game in the homestandfrom June 9th –16th.

Matt Moore heads up theRAYS UP for Heroes campaignfrom June 29th to July 12th.Matt chose RAYS UP for OurHeroes, stating, “Baseball is ournational pastime but we wouldn’tbe able to enjoy it without the greatmen and women who protect us. Igrew up on an Air Force base so Iknow firsthand that American he-roes, like my dad, sacrifice everyday to keep us safe. Your TampaBay Rays are committed to energiz-ing our community through themagic of Rays’ baseball and support-ing those who give so much for ourfreedom. Join us as we rally ourcommunity around active dutymilitary, Veterans, first respondersand their families.” RAYS UP forHeroes highlights the “EverydayMVPs” in our community to thankthem for their service and dedicationto the safety of our community.

For the period of August 2–16,the “RAYS UP for Our Community”campaign switches to Tampa BayRays manager Kevin Cash’s focus,RAYS UP for Health. Cash and theRays organization is inspired to pro-mote health within the communityand give thanks to healthcare profes-sionals in the Tampa Bay area. Withhis daughter born with a congenitalheart condition, Kevin Cash has ex-perienced that we have another sec-tor of heroes in Tampa Bay – theones who look after our health. Cashwill be working with Rays’ partnersto raise awareness for health in ourcommunity with RAYS UP forHealth!

Rays ambassador Evan Longoriawill RAYS UP for Education. TheRAYS UP for Education part of theRAYS UP for Our Community cam-paign will last from September 7thuntil September 20th. Since 2006,the Rays Baseball Foundation has

teamed with the Tampa Bay Timesto promote “Reading with the Rays––Read Your Way to the Ball Park,”made possible through a partnershipwith public library systems. EvanLongoria sponsors “Reading withthe Rays,” which, because of hissponsorship, has grown to ninecounties with more than 20,000children participating annually. He ispassionate about supporting chil-dren’s education and continues tofind ways to make “Reading with theRays” excel. Evan Longoria and theRays received the Outstanding Busi-ness Partner of the Year from theFlorida Literacy Coalition and willreceive the 2015 Friend of Newspaperin Education Award from the FloridaPress Education Services on July23rd. Longoria’s dedication to edu-cation is outstanding.

Rays Pitcher Matt Moore shows support for First Responders, Veterans andActive Duty Military in the RAYS UP for Heroes campaign

Rays Infielder Evan Longoria sponsors “Reading with the Rays” and is the Rays Ambassador for RAYS UP for Education

Rays Pitcher Chris Archer is the Ambassador for RAYS UP for Kids

So, the question is, “How DoYou RAYS UP?” The Rays want

to hear from you! There are“Everyday MVPs” of all ages inTampa Bay who set out to makea difference for others, and theRays want to hear your stories.All summer long, fans are en-couraged to submit stories an-swering the question, “How doYOU Rays Up?” If you are an“Everyday MVP” then join thebig leagues and tell the Rays

what you are doing to make adifference in Tampa Bay. Log

on to www.raysbaseball.com/ray-sup to be inspired to RAYS UPfor Our Community! You also

can check out #RaysUp on Twit-ter and Instagram!

How Do You RAYS UP?


By Kim Thomas

Before you spend thousands ofdollars remodeling and re-tiling yourbathroom or kitchen be sure to callGrout Tech for a FREE estimate oncleaning or repairing old dingy tile andgrout. Grout Tech can breathe newlife into your existing tile work, mak-ing everything shine like new at a frac-tion of the cost. Grout Tech is afamily owned business serving Hills-borough, Pinellas and Pasco Counties.With over ten years of experience inthe industry, Grout Tech specializes incleaning and sealing tile and grout, re-coloring grout, re-caulking showersand tubs, and repairing grout and bro-ken tiles.

Grout Tech will renew existinggrout and tile to its original beauty bycleaning and maintaining the tile andgrout lines. John Cole and his wifewere ready to re-tile their entire bath-room before calling BJ at Grout Tech.“Our bathroom tile was over 40 yearsold it was looking grungy and verydull. We called Grout Tech and weare extremely pleased with our results!We saved so much money by having

the grout in our shower resurfacedand the tile cleaned and it looks brandnew,” John shares.

BJ is happy to set your appoint-ment, come out and give you a free es-timate. She stresses, “It is importantfor me to be respectful of our cus-tomers’ time so I will always arrive atthe time we set.” In addition to alwaysarriving in a timely manner, BJ saysthat they can keep their prices low be-cause they are a family owned business

and not a franchise. She explains,“What many people don’t understandis that franchises are often forced tocharge more for their services becausethey have to maintain their franchisefees, but not with Grout Tech.” Notonly does Grout Tech keep its ratescompetitive, but the company will alsohonor any other quote as long as it isin writing.

Because grout is a porous mate-rial, trying to remove stains is seem-

ingly impossible. BJ explains, “Colorsealing grout lines is one of the manyservices we offer and it is definitely themost effective way to create a perfect,new look.” Using a step-by-stepprocess, Grout Tech begins by using acleansing product to remove all bacte-ria and surface dirt with special ma-chinery. They will then apply a colorseal (of your choice).

Once the sealer is applied thegrout lines will be permanently pro-

With the help of Grout Tech, even the dirtiest and oldest of floors can be restoredand renewed to their original beauty and splendor.

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tected from any stains.The color seal also guarantees

against cracking, chipping and peeling.Additionally, they will also cosmeticallyfix or replace chipped or cracked tiles,making your bathroom or kitchen tilelike new again.

Carla Bartow, a satisfied customer,shares her experience, “When BJ cameout to give us a quote, she looked atthe job and I could tell immediatelythat she knew what she was talkingabout. We had our family room,kitchen and dining room re-grouted.They also re-grouted the tub, showerand base of our toilet in our bath-room. They were fantastic! Not onlywere they professional and reliable butthey also completed the job muchfaster than we had anticipated.”

Excellent Service Leadsto Referrals

Throughout the years, GroutTech has grown through its many re-ferrals from happy customers. People

really appreciate that Grout Tech savesthem time and money, but it is the ex-cellent service provided that has reallyhelped this business grow.

Doris Strathearn, another GroutTech success story, said that beforecalling Grout Tech her bathroom andguest bathroom shower and floorgrout had deteriorated over time andthe tiles were dull and stained. “Thetile was in good condition but it wasstained so we had Grout Tech comeout and clean them and they turnedout very well.” They were so pleasedthat they have already referred GroutTech to neighbors in their community.

Grout Tech can also remove andre-caulk around sinks, baseboards,tubs and showers serving to clean upold moldy areas and keep your drywall free from water damage. Fromold to new in just one day!

To find out more about GroutTech’s services or for a free estimatecall BJ at 727-768-6828.

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By Julie Kanehl

If you’re a dental patient whowants to be treated with heart as wellas expertise, make an appointment atAmerican Family & Cosmetic Den-tistry in New Port Richey. Treatingeach patient like family, AhmedMostafa, DMD has provided supe-rior dental care for more than adecade at his New Port Richey dentalpractice, American Family & Cos-metic Dentistry.

Conveniently located just off ofLittle Road, in a beautiful state-of-the-art office at 9020 Rancho del RioDrive in New Port Richey, AmericanFamily & Cosmetic Dentistry is ageneral dentistry practice that spe-cializes in restorative, full-mouthrehabilitative dentistry. Performingeverything from cleanings to com-plete smile makeovers, and with Dr.Mostafa’s specialized skill and knowl-edge in the field of dental implants,American Family & Cosmetic

Dentistry is everything you need andwant from a family dental practice.

Dr. Mostafa has created a dentalpractice that is committed to provid-ing patients with informative solu-tions, honest opinions and a kind,yet straightforward approach thatpatients appreciate. A pleasure toknow, Dr. Mostafa is a dedicated andexperienced dentist, yet he is humbleand sees his profession as a way tohelp others.

“Helping people is really mypassion,” says Dr. Mostafa, and hemeans it. He gets excited whensomeone comes in to meet him, andhe knows that he can help him or herwith his or her dental care. Havinga smile you’re proud of can changeyour life, and Dr. Mostafa has madea great deal of patients in our areasmile. He continues to find ways tohelp patients, stating, “We are nowoffering free exams and x-rays forpatients without insurance.”

A graduate of the University of

Pittsburgh School of DentalMedicine, Dr. Mostafa knewearly in life that he wanted tobe a dentist when he saw hisuncle practicing dentistry.“I saw the difference thathe made in people’s livesand it became my passion.It became an obsession toimprove people’s lives.”

Denise, a patient, wroteon American Family & Cos-metic Dentistry’s facebookpage, “Thank you so verymuch Dr. Mostafa for re-turning my smile and teeth.I was so very apprehensiveand you made my smile andteeth look as normal as ever.I can’t thank you enoughand would recommend you to every-one I know.”

Another of Dr. Mostafa’spatients, Vina, shared, “Just theword dentist sends me into a panic!My family started going to American

Family & Cosmetic Dentistry at least10 years ago. The Doctor alwaystakes into account my nerves, and heand his staff go out of their way tomake me comfortable. Dr. Mostafa isreally as gentle as possible and his

American Family & Cosmetic Dentistry,Where Heart and Expertise Meet

Dr. Mostafa and his staff welcome you toAmerican Family & Cosmetic Dentistry


work is the best. His staff is great andthe office is spotless. When you haveto see a dentist, you should go here!”

With many years of continuededucation under his belt, Dr. Mostafahas built a practice that aims to makeeach patient’s dental health a priority.In fact, he completed one year ofAdvanced Education in GeneralDentistry at the Dental ResearchClinic located in Tampa, and is aFellow at The International Congressof Oral Implantologists. A memberof the American Dental Association,the Florida Dental Association, theWest Coast Dental Association, theWest Pasco Dental Association andthe Hillsborough County DentalResearch Clinic, Dr. Mostafa spendsa great deal of time staying up-to-date on the latest techniques andprocedures.

Dr. Mostafa also serves the localcommunity providing dental work topatients who cannot afford it by co-founding the Red Crescent Clinic inTampa, where he regularly providesfree care. He also volunteers at GoodSamaritan Health Clinic of Pasco andthe Gulf Coast Dental OutreachCenter.

Technology that Makes DentalWork Pain-Free!

Using technology such as low-radiation x-rays and intraoral cameras,the staff at American Family &Cosmetic Dentistry can quickly andeasily help to show you where yourdental needs lie. American Family &Cosmetic Dentistry also utilizes twodifferent lasers – one is for treatinggum disease and one is useful in de-tecting cavities. If you need a rootcanal, Dr. Mostafa is proficient insomething called Rotary Endodon-tics, which is a new way of perform-ing a root canal using an electric toolthat is worn on the dentist’s hand.This new technology makes having aroot canal a lot faster and easier,which means patients start feelingbetter right away.

Offering a variety of oral seda-tion options, patients do not needto worry when they come they visitAmerican Family & CosmeticDentistry. In addition to havingadvanced technology and beingexperienced in a plethora of advanceddental procedures, Dr. Mostafa’sfirst priority is to make you feelcomfortable each step of the way,

from explaining procedures usingmodels and videos, to giving you avariety of treatment options.

Natalya said, “What a wonderful,friendly, knowledgeable staff. Dr.Mostafa does an amazing job, quicklyand pain free!”

What patients find when they goto American Family & CosmeticDentistry is that they don’t have tofeel like a number in order to receiveexpert, personalized care with thebest technology and advanced tech-niques available in the field––all ofthis, and a family dentistry practice

with heart is what you find at Ameri-can Family & Cosmetic Dentistry.

American Family & CosmeticDentistry is located at 9020Rancho Del Rio Drive in New PortRichey. Hours are: Mon. – Thurs.,8 a.m.–5 p.m. and by appointmenton Fri. Dr. Mostafa acceptsemergency appointments. Pleasecall 727-376-9696 to schedule anappointment. Log on towww.TrinityBrightSmiles.com forinformation, and “like” AmericanFamily & Cosmetic Dentistry onFacebook for updates.




Trinity Meeting Center offersbeautiful facilities and the amenitiesthat you would expect from a profes-sional working space, including plentyof parking. Able to hold as many as125 people comfortably, their largeroom can be divided any number ofways to completely customize yourevent. Available by the hour or by theday, Trinity Meeting Center makes iteasy to plan your big event by offeringa variety of seating configurations, freeWiFi for guests, as well as state-of-the-art technology and sound equipmentavailability.

Joanne Krapf, a Managing Part-ner at Trinity Meeting Center said,“We serve a purpose for three differ-ent customers: Business to business;business to consumer; and clientswho want to provide events, partiesand shows.” She adds, “We wantedto provide a place that was flexible.Everything we have is on wheels sothat we can personalize the space foreach, individual event.”

Krapf, who has a background inaudio/visual sales, opened TrinityMeeting Center because she recog-

nized that the Trinity area had a realneed for a professional workspace thatwould appeal to local professionals,organizations, small companies andgroups.

She says, “We’ve evolved a lotsince we opened to accommodate ourclients!”

Michele Rehm of the TrinityAcademic Center, who holds tutoringsessions for elementary, middle, highschool and college prep at the facility,said, “This facility is top notch andvery professional. It is clean, bright,conveniently located and has plentyof parking. I am very happy to holdmy tutoring sessions here.”

For busy professionals on the go,and for the many people in our areawho work from home, Trinity Meet-ing Center has become their go-tomeeting destination. If you’re lookingfor a place where you can conductbusiness regularly, Trinity MeetingCenter even offers affordable mem-bership programs for their conferencerooms. People love that they canbook their meeting space easily andaffordably by logging on towww.TrinityMeetingCenter.com.

One of the things that makesTrinity Meeting Center a real draw is

the fact that they allow people whorent the space to bring their ownfood, drinks, decorations, lighting andmore. If you’ve tried to rent space fora party or gathering lately, you’ll ap-preciate what a huge savings that is!No food or drink minimums to meet,no large deposits. Instead, you canhave it catered by a place of yourchoosing, make everything fromscratch or even have a potluck. Thereis a large break room complete withcoffee maker, refrigerator and counterspace for party preparations. Often

partnering with local restaurants likeFiddler’s Green next door, the TrinityMeeting Center is the perfect place tohold your next meeting, corporateevent or party!

Erin, of Taliah Bellydance andHipnique Dance Studio, said, “TrinityMeeting Center is a fantastic facilitythat exceeds everyone’s expectationsfor any kind of event/meeting venue!They are organized and go above-and-beyond to make sure your eventis a success. I host all of my dancestudio shows there and they have

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Spacious and well-equipped, Trinity Meeting Center is the perfect meetingplace for business professionals, and it can be transformed into a party venue!


always made the event run smoothly.You will not regret using their facilityand services! There simply is no otherplace that can compare to it in Trin-ity/New Port Richey! I highly recom-mend!”

Awesome Upcoming Events atTrinity Meeting Center!

July 18th, 7:30 PM––ComedyNight with Juanita Lolita andGuest––$15 advance/$20 at thedoor

July 25th, 7:30 PM––ComedyHypnosis with Denise OatleyHall––$15 advance/$20 at the door

August 3rd, 5–7PM––Monday NightFood Trucks

September 19th,3–7 PM––Food andWine Festival––$10per person, $15 percouple. This charityfood and wine eventwith music will raisemoney for 501(c)3organization, Wheel-chairs 4 Kids

September 25, 7PM––The LYNFund, Inc. CocktailParty

November 21, 7:30 PM––TheComedy Magic of Michael VanNess––Great for all ages; $18 inadvance/$20 at the door

Trinity Meeting Center islocated at 7813 Mitchell Blvd,Suite #106, at Trinity Commonsshopping center. The office hoursare flexible, and they offer meetingsfrom 8 a.m.–11 p.m.

To plan a tour of the facilityor for more information, pleasecall 727-375-9700 or log on towww.TrinityMeetingCenter.com.




that are really what the clients arepaying for. I feel strongly that mypersonal attention and high standardof quality care is what has made mypractice successful and so highly re-viewed by our patients.”

Dr. Albert is a specialist in Ortho-dontics and Dentofacial Orthopedicsand has had a private practice since2003. A graduate of East Lake HighSchool who then earned his under-graduate and postgraduate degreesfrom The University of Florida, Dr.Albert was honored by the Universityof Florida as an Outstanding YoungAlumni, for his contributions to hisprofession and community in 2010.What’s more, Dr. Albert recently com-pleted his term as President of theFlorida Association of Orthodontics!He is a member of more dental associ-ations than we have room to mentionhere, but what’s important to know isthat Dr. Albert is on the cutting edgeof the newest technology while stayingeducated on the latest techniques.

It’s not just the patients who arehappy, but their parents and familiesas well. With affordable treatment

plans, a variety of finance options tofit every budget, and appointmenttimes that work around busy familyschedules, Albert Family Orthodon-tics is hard to beat!

The Dampier family has threedaughters receiving treatment at AlbertFamily Orthodontics, and said, “Thegirls had minimal discomfort after or-thodontic adjustments. Our appoint-ments ran right on schedule withoutlong waits to be seen. Also, Dr. Albertalways gave us parents an update per-sonally on our daughters’ progressduring treatment. Our experience inhis office has been none less than ex-traordinary and we recommend thatyou go for an orthodontic consultationhere and see for yourself.”

Who Knew that Orthodontics wasthis Much Fun?

I may be dating myself here, butwhen I was a kid, going to the ortho-dontist was not this much fun! AtAlbert Family Orthodontics, the wait-ing room is filled with big screen TVs,free WiFi access, video games and evena coffee and snack bar. It’s awesome.Past the waiting room and the super-high-tech sign-in center, the orthodon-tic chairs are made of memory foamthat makes getting orthodontic treat-

ment a whole lot more comfortablethan it was way back when I was a kid!

Beyond the patient creature com-forts, Albert Family Orthodontics hascontests that offer prizes that wouldmake anyone grin. For example, everysummer, Dr. Albert and his team offertheir “Summer of Smiles” contestwhere patients have the opportunity

to earn entries to win concert tickets!A few months ago, they were givingaway tickets to the Garth Brooks con-cert! One lucky winner named Kimwas even featured on ABC ActionNews for winning the tickets fromAlbert Family Ortho! When the con-cert was cancelled, Dr. Albert and hisstaff awarded Kim the monetary value

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Dr. Albert and the staff of Albert Family Orthodontics on Red Nose Day


of the refund in cash – more than$600! Right now, patients are excitedabout possibly winning tickets to seeTaylor Swift on Halloween night!Always up-to-date on technology,patients can earn extra entries into thecontest by participating on Facebookand using apps like Dubsmash!

Speaking of Halloween, AlbertFamily Orthodontics offers a “Candy-Buy-Back” every year, exchangingcandy for money!

In addition to the “Summer ofSmiles” and “Candy-Buy-Back,” theyalso offer an incredible contest thatbenefits local schools called the“Making a Change” contest. Patientsand students can go online and votefor their school to win up to $1,000!This year, Albert Family Orthodonticsalready awarded $1,000 to SevenSprings Middle School, and $250 toboth Highland Lakes Elementary andLearning Lodge Academy.

Making People Smile, Near & FarDr. Albert is one of those rare

human beings who is both involved ineverything and completely humbleabout it at the same time. Obviously adoctor with heart, Dr. Albert was in-spired by his church’s mission to helppeople in a remote part of Haiti. Cy-press Meadows Community Church inSafety Harbor is trying to really helpthose people who don’t have access tobasic things that we take for granted.

Dr. Albert said, “This year Ibrought three other dental profession-als with me. It’s a six-hour ride on dirtpaths; it’s an eye-opening off-road ex-perience to help people who need it.”Adding, “If we aren’t there helping,no one is.”

Treating 160 patients and pulling130 teeth, Dr. Jeremy Albert, Dr. MarkMitchell, Dr. Matt Burton and Dr. T.J.Albert worked together to relieve painin patients caused by dental issues.

Dr. Albert explains, “We try to

save the teeth that we can, but some-times in remote areas of the world,pulling diseased teeth is the definitiveanswer to the pain they’re goingthrough.”

Dr. Albert plans to return everyFebruary and bring as much help ashe can. It’s this commitment to hispatients, his local community, andthe world beyond that makes Dr.Jeremy Albert a local treasure, andthat’s a quite a lot to smile about!

Albert Family Orthodonticsis located at Trinity ProfessionalPlace, 1806 Short Branch Drive,Suite #102 in Trinity, and in PalmHarbor at 2445 Tampa Road,Suite A. Both locations are openMon. – Fri., 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

The offices can be reached at(727) 376-2770 (Trinity) and(727) 781- 7475 (Palm Harbor)or log on to albertfamilyortho.comfor more information.

Dr. Jeremy Albert on a mission trip to Haiti in February 2015




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