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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:

250,000 Hours and Counting..3Community Calendar...............4West Coast Musculoskeletal

Institute........................10-11 J&E Custom Cabinets .........14C.A.R.E.S...........................16-17Family Medical Centers...18-19Wedding Events at Wentworth & Crescent Oaks Golf Clubs..26-27

The Vulnerable........................30Pasco Music Festival & Car

Show...............................34-35Rizzotto Tax Advisory.......38-39Spirit of Grace Church..........40Colored Classifieds.................46

Barkdoll Massage Therapy Brings TherapeuticMassage Services to You at Home

By Julie Kanehl

Massage is a universal languagethat has been “spoken” for centuriesin every region of the globe, and it hasmany benefits including the ability toreduce anxiety, relieve pain, reduceblood pressure, and aid in relaxation.For many people, massage is a raretreat that they look forward to at thespa or as an experience during theirvacation. Others use massage on aregular basis to help with chronic pain,reduce inflammation or to help healafter an injury. Whatever your reasonfor wanting a massage, Barkdoll Mas-sage Therapy makes it easy, affordableand best of all, Barkdoll comes to you.

Barkdoll Massage Therapy, anentirely mobile-based massage busi-

ness based in the Trinity area, isowned and operated by LicensedMassage Therapist Karla Barkdoll,who has been a professional in themassage industry since 2001. ServingTrinity and the surrounding commu-nities, Barkdoll Massage Therapy iscompletely different in that it takesall of the stress out of your massageexperience by bringing it straight toyou. No traffic, no stress, just purerelaxation where you feel the mostcomfortable!

Originally from a small town incentral Pennsylvania, Karla movedto Baltimore where she trained atthe Baltimore School of Massage.Licensed in Maryland, DC, Virginiaand Florida, she is a member of the Licensed Massage Therapist

Karla BarkdollSee “Massage” on page 44.

By Dara Tucker

Finding the right care and educa-tion for their children is one of themore challenging, yet essential deci-sions parents make. Nearly ten yearsago my family became part of theGenesis family of schools after we vis-ited Longleaf Learning Center, whichis nestled in the Longleaf neighbor-hood. Consistently during theseyears, we have experienced caringteachers and staff who have patientlytaught our children to love learning.The foundation our children havebeen provided in a Genesis school hasproven to be a wise investment for ourchildren’s future.

The Genesis family of schools cares

for children from 18 months of age to18 years of age. Their schools provideeducational excellence for students andpeace of mind for parents. Each child isan individual with different talents, ca-pabilities and education requirements,and the Genesis schools recognize this,paying special attention to discern eachstudents’ needs and talents, and applythem to academia, as well as physical,aesthetic and social development. Sincethe school was founded in 1977 as aprivate co-educational day school forstudents, it has grown to include anEast and West campus, Longleaf Learn-ing Center, and Genesis PreparatorySchool for students in preschoolthrough 12th Grade.

Genesis Schools: Creating A Lifelong Love of Learning

Genesis elementary students say “Thank You” to Veterans on Veterans’ DaySee “Genesis Schools” on page 42

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Members of the U.S. Coast GuardAuxiliary recently were presented withthe President’s Volunteer ServiceAward for their lifetime volunteerhours in excess of 4,000. The 32 mem-bers who earned this prestigious awardcontributed more than a quarter of amillion hours to the missions of theCoast Guard and Coast Guard Auxi-lary.

The President’s Volunteer ServiceAward originated with President Bushwho was instrumental in forming thePoints of Light Foundation. In 2012,Points of Light mobilized four millionvolunteers in 30 million hours of serv-ice worth about $635 million.

As of this summer, Coast GuardAuxiliary Division 11 became a Pointsof Light organization. There are fourlevels of awards: Bronze (100 to 249hours in a year); Silver (250-499 hoursin a year); Gold (500+ hours in a year)and Lifetime Achievement (4,000+hours in a lifetime).

They started this award by reward-ing Division 11 shipmates for their2014 mission hours (patrols, teaching,vessel exams, program visits, cookingfor the CG, radio watchstanding, and

other duties). As a result, at the lasttwo division meetings, Division 11leadership had the honor of presentingtheir Bronze and Silver awardees withtheir ribbons and medallions, and a let-ter from the President. There are 42recipients in the Division of the Bronzeand Silver, representing over 8,000mission hours of volunteerism in 2014for the USCG Auxiliary.

At the recent Division 11 Changeof Watch ceremony, there were 32members who have earned Gold orLifetime Achievement for a total ofmore than 250,000 hours – that’s aquarter-million mission hours! Twenty

of those members were present at theceremony and got theirribbon/medallion, certificate, and let-ter from the president.

Coast Guard Auxiliary Division11 extends from Madeira Beach toHudson, including Clearwater,Dunedin, Tarpon Springs, and NewPort Richey. Their missions mirrorthose of the Active Duty Coast Guardwith the exception of law enforcementand related activities. Being stewards ofthe environment and assisting boatersin distress are just two of the manymissions completed by the members ofDivision 11.

250,000 Hours and Counting – Active & Involved!

Division 11 Gold and Lifetime Award WinnersFront: Joe Blevins, Karen Miller, JoRenee Kindilien, John Balazs, CommodoreWeskerna, Teresa Kasper, Ed Kasper, Ann Bennett, Jim Quaile, Larry O’Brien.

Back: Peter Lore, Jesse Scott, John Nicholls, Bill Kelly, Bill Clark, Dudley Davis, TomLoughlin, Don Hoge, Louis Miosi, Walter Murray, and Jim Ryder

(Photo by Joan Jennings)


Community CalendarTrinity AREA

Annual Garage Sale at SevenSprings Golf & Country Club

Sat., Jan. 30, 7:30 AM–2PM––Don’t miss this huge sale heldat Seven Springs Golf and CountryClub, located at 3535 Trophy Blvd.in New Port Richey. Sponsored bySeven Springs Ladies Golf Associa-tion.

“The Fabulous Diamonds” Performing at Heritage SpringsSubmitted by Beverly Harris

Tues., Feb. 23, 7:30 PM––Markyour calendars now for you will notwant to miss this fantastic perform-ance by “The Diamonds.” This con-cert is being brought to you byHeritage Springs’ very own “Fab 3,”Ira Kahn, Barry Flashner and HaroldKlein.

What a night it will be! You willbe dancing in your seats and enjoy-ing those “forget-me-not” flashbackmemories of the Rock ‘n Roll andDoo Wop eras.

Tickets sales just started onWednesday, December 2nd and will

continue until this event sells out.Don’t delay purchasing your tickets-it could be too late!

Invite your family and friendsfrom near and afar. Cost of the ticketis just $30. As with all other venues,there are No Refunds.

Kindly make your checks out toIra Kahn and drop them off at theHeritage Springs clubhouse. Ira’scontact phone number is 727-645-5135. This price includes compli-mentary coffee/cake after the showwhile you meet and mingle with“The Diamonds.”

So “Lil Darlin,” take “TheStroll” to our Heritage Springs club-house to purchase your reservedticket seating and let’s fill the P.A.C.with our “Silhouettes” on the wall.

Florida Motorcycle Expo and BikeBuilder Invitational

Jan. 22–24––This is the 6th yearThe Florida Motorcycle Expo andBike Builder Invitational Will Be heldat Quaker Steak and Lube (1040049th St. N Clearwater) and the 18th

Annual Expo overall with attendanceestimated near 30,000 over theweekend as in the past few years.There will be live bands all weekendlong featured on the Main Stage in-cluding The Soul Circus Cowboys,The Greg Billings Band, Jeff Vitolo& The Quarter Mile Rebels, JasmineCain, The Black Honkeys andStormbringer. There will also be (20)$100 give-a-ways sponsored by St.Pete Powersports that equals $2,000over the entire weekend and a FREEMan cave give-a-way that includes apool table, TV, foosball table andmuch more. Friday night there willbe a Burlesque show by Le Teaze,Saturday brings the Miss Full Throt-tle Bikini Contest and Sunday willhave one of the biggest ride in bikeshows in the area and the BikeBuilder Invitational awards will begiven out including $10,000 in cashand $10,000 in prizes including acustom built, one of a kind, champi-onship ring all judged by the profes-sional Judging team from theIMBBA (International Master BikeBuilder Association)! This is a com-pletely FREE EVENT to attend!Brought to you by Full ThrottleMagazine & Quaker Steak and Lube.

Hours event is open to the pub-lic: Friday, 5–10 PM; Saturday, 10AM–10 PM; Sunday, 10 AM–6 PM.

West Pasco Audubon Society1st Saturday, Monthly, 3 PM––

The West Pasco Audobon Societymeets at the J. B. Starkey WildernessPark Education Center, at 10500Wilderness Road in New PortRichey. The program on Saturday,Feb. 6, will feature a member of theNature Coast Chapter of the FloridaNative Plant Society.

1st Saturday, 8 AM–– Early morn-ing bird walk for beginners at J. B.Starkey Wilderness Park EducationCenter, New Port Richey.

Sat., Feb. 20, 7 AM––Monthlyfield trip will go to the Celery Fieldsand Felts Preserve. Meet at Little Roadand SR 54, by Panera.

For more information, visitwww.westpascoaudubon.com, or callMike Ranck at (813) 455-0588.

Morton Plant North Bay OffersCommunity Health Seminars

Weight Loss Surgery––Take thefirst step to weight loss surgery and at-tend an information session. A surgeon

See “Calendar & Briefs” on page 22.


West Coast Musculoskeletal In-stitute (WCMIortho) brings expertorthopedic care to Pasco County.The experienced physicians ofWCMIortho treat everything fromfractures to sports-related injuriesand joint pain. Listening to patients,the team develops comprehensive,restorative orthopedic care that usesthe most advanced techniques andtreatments.

Joining the team is Martin R.Canillas, M.D., who resides in Pasco

County. Dr. Canillas, is a SportsMedicine Physician, who providesnon-surgical, conservative general or-thopedic treatment to his patients.Dr. Canillas specializes in acute andchronic sports injuries and pre-exist-ing medical conditions that couldhave a negative impact in sports per-formance.

A graduate of the UniversidadNacional de Asuncion in Paraguay,Dr. Canillas was born in BuenosAires, Argentina, but raised in Asun-

cion, Paraguay where he completedhis medical education. Looking toimprove his skills and expand his pos-sibilities, he moved to the UnitedStates to pursue a career in SportsMedicine. He chose the University ofOklahoma in Oklahoma City tobegin his post-medical school train-ing, first in Family Medicine and lateron in Sports Medicine where he washonored with the “Best ResidentTeacher” award.

During his training in Sports

Medicine and non-surgical Orthope-dics, he had the opportunity to takecare of elite athletes in the NBA (Ok-lahoma City Thunder), NCAA Divi-sion I (Oklahoma Sooners), AAABaseball (OKC Red Hawks), AHL(OKC Barons) and several DivisionII Universities and High Schools. Dr.Canillas has also been part of medicalteams in charge of sporting eventssuch as marathons and IronmanTriathlons.

After completing his medical

West Coast Musculoskeletal Institute: Experience Orthopedics at its Best

Dr. Martin R. Canillas Dr. Chad Gorman Dr. Matthew Marsh Dr. Daniel Moynihan Dr. Stephen Nystrom Dr. Steven Ortiz


training, Dr. Canillas worked as partof a multi-specialty group in Bristol,CT for three years where he becamea very well-known and respecteddoctor in the city and surroundingtowns.

With extensive, real-world expe-rience in the overall treatment ofmany musculoskeletal conditions, Dr.Canillas aims to help those sufferingfrom orthopedic health issues inwhich surgery may not be the bestsolution.

WCMIortho announced the ad-dition of Steven G. Ortiz, M.D., totheir orthopedic team this past No-vember.

Dr. Steven G. Ortiz is a board-certified, fellowship-trained orthope-dic surgeon, specializing in bothopen and minimally invasive spinalsurgery. A graduate of StanfordSchool of Medicine, Dr. Ortiz com-pleted his Orthopaedic Surgery Resi-dency at Stony Brook UniversityHospital of New York. Following hisStony Brook Residency, he com-pleted his Spine Surgery Fellowshiptraining at Twin Cities Spine Centerin Minneapolis, MN.

Dr. Ortiz joins the WCMIorthoteam as an expert in degenerative dis-

eases of the spine. He also specializesin cervical, thoracic and lumbarspinal epidural and facet joint injec-tions, sacroiliac joint injections, andimplantation of spinal cord stimula-tors and pain pumps. Dr. Ortiz is amember of the American Academy ofOrthopaedic Surgeons, the AmericanMedical Association, and the Societyof Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery.

Dr. Ortiz’s goal is to reduce painand improve the quality of life of hispatient’s through conservative thera-pies with surgery as the last option.

Founded by Dr. Daniel Moyni-han, the WCMIortho team includesDr. Martin R. Canillas, Dr. StephenNystrom, Dr. Chad Gorman, Dr.Matthew Marsh, Dr. Steven Ortizand Bryan Moynihan PA-C.

If you have musculoskeletal pain,WCMIortho’s caring team will treatany and all orthopedic conditionswith the goal of returning you to anactive and pain-free lifestyle.

West Coast MusculoskeletalInstitute has locations in Her-nando, Citrus and Pasco Counties.For more information, log on toWCMIortho.com or call 844-WCMIORTHO or 844-926-4678to set an appointment.


A beautiful, functional kitchenisn’t just a “dream” – it’s vital to ourbusy lifestyles. It’s the busy hub wherebreakfasts are eaten in a rush, and theoasis where you can relax with wineand music while you take your time toprepare a gourmet meal. A cup of cof-fee or hot tea, and beautiful kitchencounter to lean on, is often the bestway to catch up with a loved one, andevery mom knows that a fresh, hotbatch of cookies makes any day a spe-cial day. J&E Custom Cabinets knowsthe importance of your kitchen! J&ECustom Cabinets, Inc. is a locallyowned and family-operated businessthat is celebrating its 40th year of busi-ness this year with a great offer! Withevery new kitchen or complete kitchen

remodel, they are giving away $400 inFREE upgrades.

J&E Custom Cabinets has builtan excellent reputation with its cus-tomers over the past four decades bycatering to each customer’s needs andmaking “dream kitchens” a reality! Ifyou are building a new home, or look-ing to remodel your kitchen or bath-room, talk to Johnny Deskins, Jr. andhis wife Billie Jo at J&E Custom Cabi-nets, and let them show you the possi-bilities for your space. Johnny andBillie Jo are carrying on the time-hon-ored traditions of the company’sfounders, Johnny’s parents, Johnnyand Effie Mae Deskins, who gave theircompany a solid foundation with thecornerstones of: Family, natural talent

for cabinetry, honest work, and dedi-cation to customers.

What began as a part-time busi-ness in 1975 has now grown into athree-acre, 16,000-square-foot facilityand produces a product that speaks foritself – with cabinets that are beautifuland functional, and built with truecraftsmanship. Styles, techniques, andtechnology may continue to evolve,but J&E Custom Cabinets’ ownershave a passion for understanding everycustomer’s vision, understanding func-tional need, and applying style withworkmanship to produce a productthat will last. If you want quality, callJ&E Custom Cabinets!

J&E Custom Cabinets’ show-room features kitchens that are func-

tional, spacious and beautifullyarranged. Visit the J&E Custom Cabi-nets showroom to see firsthand thequality and fine workmanship thatyou’ll enjoy as a customer, and if youdecide to treat yourself to a newkitchen be sure to ask about the $400in FREE upgrades!

The J&E Custom Cabinetsshowroom is located at 9926 Den-ton Avenue in Hudson, FL. Callthem at 727-868-2820. Log on towww.JNECABINETS.com orwww.medallioncabinetry.com andvisit the virtual showroom. Followthem www.facebook/jnecabinets tosee more photos and customer testi-monials.

40 Years ofExcellence in

Kitchen & BathDesign


By Julie Kanehl

C.A.R.E.S. (Community Agingand Retirement Services, Inc.) is a chari-table, not for profit 501(c) (3) corpora-tion that has more heart in itsorganization and programming thanyou can imagine. With a goal of provid-ing a quality of life for local seniors whovalue their independence, CARES ElfersCenter provides services that promote ahealthy lifestyle, a social calendar thatwould rival a cruise ship’s, and a widevariety of supportive services that helpseniors of all levels of health and ability.Located at 4136 Barker Drive in NewPort Richey, CARES Elfers Center is ajoyful hub of activity for seniors who,quite frankly, seem to be having thetime of their lives.

CARES has been providing theirprograms to seniors and their families inPasco County since the early 70s, andhas since grown to a lovingly-run organ-ization that currently serves more than3,000 seniors, with more than 500 vol-unteers and 150 staff members in theTampa Bay Area. CARES offers a widerange of services, starting with theirSenior Centers, which offer free well-ness, recreational and educational pro-grams that are all aimed at promotingindependence. Far more than providinga place to play Bingo, although Bingo isstill on the menu, today’s seniors are ac-tive, Tai-Chi and yoga practicing peoplewho are taking computer classes oneminute, and learning how eating healthypromotes longevity in the next. There’sdancing, there’s karaoke, there’s wood-carving, Zumba and everything in be-tween. There’s even a CARES TravelClub that provides members with af-fordable and easy travel options, rangingfrom daytrips to cruises! In short,CARES provides care that is aimed athelping seniors stay healthy, active andindependent for as long as possible. Andif and when the time comes that theyneed more help, there is a CARES pro-

gram at the ready.Unfortunately,

as people age, differ-ent issues can arise,from needing helparound the house,to having feelings ofloneliness, or evenisolation. CARES isa skilled organiza-tion staffed withvolunteers who areadept at helpingpeople with theirunique concerns, and can assist seniorsin many, personalized ways, to helpthem continue to live independently.

For those seniors who live alone,CARES provides a program called Tele-phone Reassurance, where volunteersmake wellness calls to seniors who livealone, calling each day to make surethey are alright and not in need of any-thing. If they can’t be reached, someonewill be sent out to check on them. Thisis a wonderful program for people whowant to continue to live independently,but want the reassurance of beingchecked in on, just in case help isneeded.

If you or a loved one is in need ofin-home care, including MedicareHome Health, CARES Home Healthprovides excellent care by compassionatemedical professionals who work withyour physician to provide care for pa-tients who may need diabetic, medica-tion or pain management, wound care,injections, IV Therapy or catheter care,physical, speech and occupational ther-apy and more. There are options outthere that will allow you or your lovedones to continue living independentlywhile receiving the help that they need,and CARES Elfers Center is dedicatedto helping people do just that.

For seniors who may not be as in-dependent as they used to be, CARESalso offers Adult Day Care, and evenprovides seniors and their families/care-

givers with a Bill Payer Program thathelps people manage their personal andfinancial affairs.

CARES Elfers Center is Newly Reno-vated & Rocking a Full ActivitySchedule for Seniors!

What do you think of when youthink of a Senior Center? Does it in-clude a group of adults having a greattime, laughing and talking and learningtogether? It should! Today’s seniors arebusy having a great time, meeting upwith new friends and taking life-enrich-ing classes that cater to the young-at-heart and independent spirit.

CARES Elfers Center is so muchfun, that while visiting, I wanted to joinin the fun. But any article about CARESElfers Center would be remiss withouttalking about the actual building thathouses this fantastic organization. Thebuilding itself is a historic treasure, andhas a rich history that began with beingone of the first elementary schools inPasco County when it was built back in1914. This building and the wonderfulpeople in it, taught children during theheart of the depression when childrendidn’t even have shoes to wear toschool, and if you were bad you got apaddling, but you knew you deserved itwhen you did. This beautiful brickbuilding, the first in Pasco County,served as a school under the skilled andloving watch of Mittye P. Locke until

1965 when they built a new elementaryschool nearby, Elfers ElementarySchool, renamed Mittye P. Locke Ele-mentary in 1983 after her retirement in1979.

For many years, this historic treas-ure sat empty, and was condemned in1976 and even on the list to be demol-ished, but a former school board admin-istrator and CARES Board member hada vision for the old building, andworked hard to acquire the grants andthe funding to renovate and restore theold school into a senior center. Sometwenty years later, the center had to beclosed in 2005 due to a water leak thatcaused a lot of damage. Facing demoli-tion yet again, former School Board Su-perintendent, Heather Fiorentino andCounty Administrator, Bob Gallagher,were able to help transfer the ownershipof the old school to the Pasco CountyGovernment, and a Community Devel-opment Block Grant was secured in2007 saving the old school house onceagain. While the renovations took place,CARES Elfers Center temporarily relo-cated, and then finally, in 2013, thenewly renovated CARES Elfers Centerreopened, saving all of the love and thecharm of the original school, decoratingwith pictures of the school’s rich past,and making it over with new purpose byadding an elevator, updating plumbing,adding a computer lab and even theAvery Branch Library, a branch of the

C.A.R.E.S. –– Services to Keep Seniors Active & Connected


New Port Richey Public Library, whichjust happens to be in Mittye P. Locke’sold classroom.

Director of CARES Elfers, GlennaHileman, said, “There’s a rich and var-ied history here. We are in the middle ofa campaign to maintain the mission, andto continue to support our program.”

Perhaps it’s the way that the lightcomes pouring in through the expansivewindows, or the way that the woodfloors have so many stories of their ownto tell, but CARES Elfers Center is oneof those places that just grabs you andbrings you in. It’s a wonderful place,and today it is staffed with some of thehardest working volunteers around.Both the renovated building and the at-tached annex are always busy with activi-ties, workshops, classes, dances andmore. There’s a full schedule of activitiesincluding line dancing, woodcarving,painting and even a stained glass class.Between their free classes, you’ll findfriends meeting for lunch in their café.

(When I say café, I mean Bistro, becausemost of the local cafes don’t have a chefof 25 years, named Ginny, who just hap-pens to be a Yale graduate in the field ofCulinary Arts whipping up lunch.)

Glenna says, “Our participants areserved very nutritious meals here, andtheir nutrition is way better than the av-erage person of their age who isn’t here.We take nutrition very seriously, makingsure there is protein, fiber, and carbsthat are balanced out over time.”

This center is the culmination ofyears of dedication by volunteers whowork for the love of the good thatcomes from helping people, andCARES Elfers has it down pat. If you ora loved one is looking for a Senior Cen-ter where you can make friends, andhave a wonderful time in the process,CARES Elfers Center is here for you.

CARES Elfers Center is locatedat 4136 Barker Drive in New PortRichey. For information call (727)847-1290 or visit www.caresfl.org.


By Katie Thomas

With offices in Port Richey andTrinity, Florida, Family Medical Cen-ters offers patients an array of medicalservices. Serving as a primary caremedical provider, and walk-in clinicfor same day appointments, FamilyMedical Centers offer family medicalcare with physicians who are person-able and concerned about theirpatients’ overall health.

Adam Greenfield, D.O. andDarren Morris, M.D. provide medicalcare for patients of all ages, includinginfant and geriatric care, which ismuch appreciated by families whowant a doctor who will provide med-ical care to every family member inone convenient location.

Family Medical Centers’ office atTrinity Professional Park is locatednear Outback Steakhouse at 2208Duck Slough Boulevard in Trinity, andis centrally located for convenience topatients in the West Pasco and CentralPasco areas.

Most often, it is your familyphysician that will first recognize aserious medical condition. FamilyMedical Centers has been providingmedical care to families in Pasco 14years, and the doctors have a trustedlist of medical specialists that arewithin close proximity in the area.Family Medical Centers has privilegeswith both Medical Center of Trinityand Bayonet Point. The Trinity officeis across the street from Rose Radiol-ogy. Family Medical Centers has in-office blood draws, which makes yourevery day healthcare and blood testingthat much simpler.

Meet the Doctors at Family Medical Centers

Adam Greenfield, D.O. gradu-ated with his undergraduate degreefrom University of South Florida andreceived his D.O. title after graduatingSumma Cum Laude from NovaSoutheastern University. Dr. Green-field has certifications from AdvancedCardiac Life Support CPR and the

American College of OsteopathicFamily Physicians. He is Board Certi-fied in Worker’s Compensation and isa Diplomat of the American Academyof Pain Management. Dr. Greenfieldbelieves in taking a holistic approachto health through a blend of Westernmedicine, exercise and balanced diet.

He believes all people are equal as in-dividuals and truly wants to give everypatient the best medical care to givethem a fighting chance when theyhave chronic medical conditions.

Darren Morris, M.D. joined Fam-ily Medical Centers practice in Octo-ber 2014. He is American trained,

Family Medical CentersConvenient, Professional Medical Care for Every Family Member

Darren Morris, M.D.Adam Greenfield, D.O.


certified and educated. Dr. Morrisearned his medical degree from theMedical University of South Carolinaand holds many titles that he hasearned throughout his career. Dr.Morris has served as Staff Physician,Emergency Care Physician, ER Direc-tor and Medical Director at the De-partment of Homeland SecurityCenter. He oversaw and managed thehealth clinic as Chief Medical Officerat the Border Patrol Training Acad-emy in Charleston, South Carolina. Inaddition to the aforementioned ac-complishments, Dr. Morris is experi-enced in sports medicine. He servedas the Internal Medicine Physician forthe Tampa Bay Lightning for twoyears. Dr. Morris’ patients range inage from newborns to those in theirlate 90s. Growing up in a militaryfamily, Dr. Morris has traveledthroughout the United States and allover the world. He strives to make adifference in every patient’s life.

Dr. Morris says, “Our practicephilosophy is to be community physi-cians that you can talk openly withabout your health. We want to learnabout your lifestyle and help you for-mulate a plan for your health, withyour input paired with our profes-

sional input.”The versatility of Family Medical

Centers truly raises the bar for familyhealthcare. The Family Medical Cen-ters team has medical professionalswho focus on getting patients to a bet-ter state of health, providing a widerange of services including the follow-ing: family healthcare; injuries fromauto accidents; work and sports acci-dents; lab work and drug testing; mas-sage therapy; physical therapy;sports/work physicals; as well asweight loss and nutrition advice. Pa-tients have a choice of two qualifiedand caring physicians and the versatil-ity of having both a staffed M.D. andD.O. Call Danielle today, who worksat the front desk of Family MedicalCenters’ Trinity office, and discoverwhy patients enjoy her friendly profes-sionalism when she helps with yourscheduling requests.

The West Pasco area continues togrow, bringing in new jobs and newlyrelocated families and individuals.Family Medical Centers looks forwardto growing and expanding with thecommunity and strives to serve as thecommunity’s favorite physicians.

Family Medical Centers acceptsmost insurances and accepts new pa-

tients quickly. Both Dr. Greenfieldand Dr. Morris are committed to theirpatients’ overall wellbeing, taking apersonalized approach to medicine,and taking the time to talk with you,to get to know you, and to understandyour individual medical needs.

Family Medical Centers’ Trin-ity office is located at 2208 DuckSlough Boulevard and can bereached at (727) 375 -5885. ThePort Richey office is located at10806 U.S. 19 Suite 102A, and canbe reached at (727) 861-7043.Log on to www.familymedicalcen-ters.net for more information.

Family Medical Centers is accepting new patients. The Trinity office isconveniently located on Duckslough Boulevard just off of State Road 54.


will explain various options.Mon., Feb. 8, Noon––Morton

Plant North Bay Hospital invites thecommunity to attend free health semi-nars in February focusing on weightloss surgery. Location: Morton PlantNorth Bay Hospital, Boardroom, 6600Madison St., New Port Richey

Wed., Feb. 10, 5:30 PM––MortonPlant North Bay Hospital, Boardroom,6600 Madison St., New Port Richey

To pre-register, call (727) 953-6877, or visit:www.BayCareEvents.org.

Bright Stars Senior Talent Show Sat., Feb. 27, 2 PM––The Bright

Star Senior Talent Regional Show willbe held at the Center for the Arts,River Ridge High School. Three actswill be selected by the audience to con-tinue to the finale of the Bright StarsSenior Idol Show. Tickets for the re-gional show are $7 and the proceedsbenefit CARES Elfers Center.

Tickets are available at:Bright House Networks, 10555

Moon Lake Rd., New Port Richey;727-856-5129 Ext. 81255

CARES Rao Musunuru M.D. En-richment Center, 12417 Clock TowerPkwy., Hudson; 727-863-6868

CARES Claude Pepper SeniorCenter, 6640 Van Buren St., New PortRichey; 727-844-3077

CARES Elfers Center, 4136Barker Drive, Elfers; 727-847-1290

Junior Service League of GreaterWest Pasco Benefits Pasco Kids First

The Junior Service League ofGreater West Pasco presented PascoKids First with a $500 check from theirsuccessful Dancing with the Local StarsEvent. The winner, “Star” Alison Jankewith the Summit Brokerage and her in-structor Paul Friedlander with the WestPasco Chamber of Commerce chosePasco Kids First as the charity of theirchoice. Pasco Kids First has been pro-viding services in Pasco County for 26years and Hernando County for 8 yearsfocused on child abuse and neglect -Keeping Kids Safe & StrengtheningFamilies. Info at pascokidsfirst.org

NAMI (National Alliance on MentalIllness) of Pasco, Offers Family toFamily Education Program

Thursdays, Feb. 18 – May 5,6:30–9 PM––The course is for familymembers of someone with a mental ill-ness and designed to help with under-standing and support of their loved oneliving with a brain disorder. Coursecovers a vast spectrum of informationincluding research, medications, com-munication skills, support techniques,etc. Program is taught by trained in-structors who are also family membersof someone with a mental illness.Thousands of families describe the pro-gram as life changing. As with all ofNAMI Pasco courses, the class and ma-terials are offered at no charge. Loca-tion: WellCare Office, SouthgateShopping Center, 5113 US 19, NewPort Richey; NO CHARGE; Class sizelimited: Registration and Questions727-992-9653 or 727-848-5169

JCC North Campus EventsStarting Jan. 19, 12–2 PM––

Adult & Senior Poker Games––Meetevery other Sunday to learn how toplay poker with Simon Agamiyev, apoker dealer since 2007. Cost: $20members/$25 non-members.

JFIT at JCC––Fitness classes forall fitness levels, including: Salsa, Aero-bics, Vinyasa Yoga, Hatha Yoga, Pilates,Stretch & Flex, Tai Chi, Meditation,Water Aerobics, 20-20-20 combo class,cardio circuit and SilverSneakers®. Fit-ness classes are open to the public andare $4 per class for non-members. Logon to www.jewishtampa.com for list.

JCC North is located at 13009Community Campus Drive in Tampa,(just off of Gunn Hwy. and the Veter-ans’ Expressway).

For information and to RSVP,please contact Marissa Rosenthal [email protected] or813-769-4724.

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Casa del Sol Quilter’s GroupPresent Tummy Time Quilts toHealthy Families Staff

Members of the Casa del Sol Quil-ter’s Group in Zephyrhills donated 60Tummy Time quilts to the Pasco KidsFirst Healthy Families Pro-gram in Hudson. HealthyFamilies workers give thedonated quilts to familiesduring home visits to teachthe importance of tummytime to help their baby tobuild strong neck muscles.Weekly home visits includean activity with mommy,

daddy, baby and worker on the floor topromote parent child interaction,bonding and brain development. Findmore about Healthy Families at pas-cokidsfirst.org.


Alissa Klinger and her family relocatedfrom Cheboygan, Michigan to New PortRichey this summer. With extensive expe-rience in events and restaurant manage-ment and a real love for WeddingPlanning, Alissa found a position as EventsDirector at Ace Golf, two family-ownedgolf clubs including Wentworth and Cres-cent Oaks Golf Clubs.

Alissa’s passion for weddings has ledto a surge in wedding events at the twopopular East Lake area Golf Clubs. “Ichose Wentworth and Crescent Oaks be-cause of their two very different, beautifulreception venues. Also, as local, family-owned businesses, I have a lot more lati-tude to be creative and provideexceptional service,” says Klinger.

Membership is not required to hold awedding or event at either club, and thecost compares favorably with hotel andother venues. Wentworth offers a stately,upscale English Manor Clubhouse and Ve-

randa. Crescent Oaks is a larger, Mediter-ranean-style banquet facility with sweep-ing views of the golf and a new outdoorevent pavilion.

Alissa helps brides plan their wed-dings with her calm demeanor, creativity,and attention to detail. “I was raised in ahousehold with a stay-at-home mom whohad an attention to detail like no other.Every dinner party was an exercise in plan-ning and every holiday became an eventwhere my mother’s creativity and desire toplease others made for a spectacular gath-ering.”

Alissa took her first Country ClubManagement position right out of collegeat an exclusive Golf Club in NorthernMichigan. It was here that she started herjourney in creating one-of-a-kind func-tions, creating lifelong memories. Shelater joined a resort restaurant and grewtheir non-existent catering business to avery busy wedding destination.

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Those considering a wedding orother event are invited to meet withAlissa for a tour and to exchangeideas. She is at Crescent Oaks GolfClub at 3300 Crescent Oaks Boule-vard in Tarpon Springs, off East LakeRoad a mile north of Tarpon (Key-

stone) Avenue. Alissa can be reachedat 727-937-4653 x31. For more in-formation on Crescent Oaks, log onto crescentoaksgolf.com. For moreinformation on Wentworth, log onto wentworthgolfclub.org.


Local Author Publishes The Vulnerable,an Intriguing Non-Fiction Novel About Saving Her Brother From True Evil

By Matt SelbyLast week I had the pleasure of

meeting with local author Betsy Mac-Donald to talk about her new book,The Vulnerable. A true story, The Vul-nerable is an intriguing book aboutBetsy’s autistic brother Michael, whosuffers from Asperger’s and her jour-ney to reconnect with her family andhelp Michael escape a tortuous rela-tionship with a couple that was sup-posedly caring for him; when all thewhile, they were taking advantage ofhim, abusing him, and even poisoninghim. They were slowly attempting tomurder him and make it look like anaccident just to gain his inheritance.

The Vulnerable has all the mak-ings of a Hollywood thriller, but like Isaid, this is unfortunately a non-fic-tion tale. Speaking of Hollywood,Betsy says she is meeting with somemovie producers that sought her outafter reading The Vulnerable, so ascreenplay may very well be next.

During our interview Betsy de-scribed to me some of the horriblethings that these people did to herbrother; it made my stomach flip flop.I can’t imagine how anyone could livewith himself or herself after commit-ting such heinous acts; manipulatingan autistic person for their own per-sonal gain. It’s absolutely disgusting,and when I asked Betsy what her ulti-mate goal was in telling her story shereplied, “I just want to make peopleaware of what can happen to the oneswe love, especially those who may be-come vulnerable without the rightpeople in their lives. I want to helppeople see that they need to make aplan, especially if they have a child ora loved one with autism. I want peo-ple to really think about what couldhappen to that person if they weren’taround, that way they can prepareand hopefully prevent something ter-rible from happening, because onceit’s too late there might not be any-one around to protect them.”

I don’t want to give too much ofthe book away, but I am happy to re-port that Betsy has saved Michael andhe currently lives with Betsy and herhusband locally. I personally have aclose friend, whom I’ve known sincehigh school, who has Asperger’s sothis story really hits home for me.Betsy says, “Knowledge is power. It ismy wish that by hearing our story,maybe one person’s life can besaved!”

Betsy MacDonald’s book TheVulnerable is for sale at Amazon.com.Betsy is a psychiatric R.N. holding po-sitions as a Mental Health Director,where she lectures the public andhealth agencies. She also served asDirector of Nursing at a hospital andhas counseled and evaluated youth inschool settings. Betsy MacDonald is anationally published author with non-fiction cover stories. This true mysteryhas clairvoyance, hauntings, and gut-

wrenching emotion, as it takes thereader on a journey to crack a family’scode of silence.

For more information, visitwww.TheVulnerable.net.


By Julie Kanehl

Are you ready for a fun night ofentertainment? Get your tickets nowfor the Pasco Music Festival & CarShow, which is being held at TheConcourse, by Safety Town, in Hud-son on Saturday, February 20th,2016. This incredible evening ofmusic and entertainment will beginwith a car show, and will play on intothe night with amazing bands likeJoey Dee and the Starliters, Bill Cast-ner, Karen Kallin, and Lola & TheSaints. All benefits go to local chari-ties, and there will be great food pro-vided by local sponsors!

This fabulously fun event wasthought up by a group of volunteerswho wanted to create a fun night thatwould benefit local charities like theCARES Elfers Center, The Red AppleAdult Training Center, The Angelus,the SPCA, The Rope Center, TheGood Samaritan Health Clinic ofPasco, Inc. and more. These organiza-

tions do so much for thousands ofpeople (and animals) in our commu-nity, that this is a great way to giveback and lend our support.

This year’s event will be the 3rdPasco Music Festival, and some of thevolunteers that help to put this hugeevent together include Steve Luikart,Pasco School Board Vice Chairman,Louie Lord, a retired Pasco CountyDeputy, Rob Dunbar, and FreddyMack, a retired NYC Detective. That’sjust to name a few! This event takes alot of selfless coordination and com-mitment from local businesses, enter-tainers and more. This year, the PascoMusic Festival promises to be biggerthan ever, drawing more crowds andmaking a larger impact on the won-derful organizations that are benefited.

Luikart says, “Great time, greatpeople and all for a great cause! Won-derful event!”

Having the distinct pleasure ofspeaking to Freddy Mack, he ex-plained the passion and commitmentthat this group of volunteers has for

the community and this non-profitevent. He said, “I’ve learned that I’mblessed, more than I deserve, and if Ican help be a benefit to others, I bet-ter myself. That’s how the whole com-mittee is, like that.” He adds, “Every

bit of the funds goes to benefit theseorganizations. We volunteers even buyour own shirts!”

Sponsors from all over the TampaBay Area have already committed tothe concert, including Pit Boss BBQ,

Get Your Tickets Now for Pasco Music Festival& Car Show on February 20th, 2016!


Team Farrell, George’s WholesaleTires, Walmart, Longhorn Steak-house, Trinity-Odessa Chamber ofCommerce, Neighborhood News &Lifestyles, 72hrprint.com, and TheConcourse Council, Inc, which hasgenerously offered to host the event attheir Rotary Pavilion located on their216-acre property. If you or yourbusiness is looking to sponsor a day offun and entertainment that will trulyimpact the lives of people in our com-munity, the Pasco Music Festival &Car Show is still accepting sponsors!

Mack says, “Our event will openwith a prayer, the Pledge of Allegianceand the Star Spangled Banner. Therewill be food onsite from some greatsponsors, hot dogs and hamburgersand cold beverages as well. It’s goingto be a great event.”

Be Part of the Fun! Enter Your Carinto the Car Show!

To enter the car show, there is a$25 car entry fee, and that includestwo general entry wristbands to theconcert and a dash plaque. People canbegin to set up their cars at SafetyTown as early as 10 a.m., with the carshow beginning at noon. The first 100cars will get in for this event, and the

winner of the car show will be chosenbetween 5-6 p.m., and will even re-ceive a trophy! If you’d like to registerahead of the event, stay tuned to thePasco Music Festival’s website andfacebook page, as they will have regis-tration forms available that you caneasily print from home.

A member of the Car Show Com-mittee said, “You can register at theevent if there’s room! We only haveenough space for the first hundredcars, so registering early is recom-mended. It’s going to be a greatevent!”

Joey Dee & The Starliters areHeadlining!

This year, Joey Dee & The Star-liters is headlining the Pasco MusicFestival, and it’s going to be a greattime! Joey Dee & The Starliters have

been a part of the music scene sincethe late 1950s and truly made theirmark when they made the hit, “ThePeppermint Twist” in 1961. Morethan musicians, Joey Dee & The Star-liters have appeared in movies and inconcert halls all over the world. Thisyear’s Pasco Music Festival promisesto be lively and fun with them on thebill!

Other musical guests include Lola& The Saints, performing Doo Wopand Oldies, while Karen Kallin, alsoknown as “Little Miss Dynamite” willearn her nickname by singing anddancing to some of everyone’s favoritetunes. Bill Castner, nicknamed “TheKing of Dance, Sing & Swing,” is alively entertainer who will keep thecrowd on their feet.

The Pasco Music Festival prom-ises to be a great time, so bring yourfriends, and head on down on Febru-ary 20th! The concert begins at 3p.m., right after the Car Show, and themusic will play until 9 p.m. The con-cert pavilion is covered, so the eventwill go on rain or shine, and guests arewelcome to bring lawn chairs!

Tickets to the concert are just$10 with front row seats offered at$15. There also are tickets available for

a Preferred Seating Package for $50each, which includes dinner providedby LongHorn Steakhouse, preferredseating, beverages and more. If you’relooking for an opportunity to seesome great entertainment while sup-porting the needs of some really im-portant charities in our community,please head on down to the PascoMusic Festival on Saturday, February20th for a lot of fun in support of a lotof great causes.

The Pasco Music Festival & CarShow is a one-day event that will takeplace on Saturday, February 20th atThe Concourse (Safety Town) at15325 Alric Potterg Road in ShadyHills, Florida. For more information,call (727) 596-8214 or e-mail: [email protected].

The Car Show begins at noon,with setup starting as early as 10a.m. The concert will be from 3-9p.m., and tickets are affordable!You can order tickets ahead of timeat ticketleap.com or buy them atthe gate. For more information visitwww.PascoMusicFestival.com orlike them on Facebook. The PascoMusic Festival is a non-profit501(C)3 Fundraiser for localcommunities.


With the 2015 tax return dead-line looming, it is a perfect time forthose age 60 or older to take advan-tage of a flat-rate $69 fee to have theirincome taxes prepared and filed with acompany that is trusted for going theextra mile for its clients.

Rizzotto Tax Advisory Group ex-tends their $69 flat-rate fee for federalreturns (state returns are included ifapplicable) to Government Employeesand Municipal Workers, Teachers, LawEnforcement Personnel, Firefight-ers/EMTs, Retired and Active Mili-tary of ANY age. All tax returns areprepared by one of the firm’s experi-enced Tax Preparers or IRS EnrolledAgents.

Rizzotto Tax Advisory Group hasan experienced team of financial, tax,insurance, and legal professionals whohelp to educate their clients on impor-tant subjects including: reducing assetrisk and unnecessary taxes, diversifyingportfolios, importance of wills/trustsand planning for income during retire-ment. The firm is committed to pro-viding exemplary service whiledisplaying the highest standards ofethics and professional knowledge.They are approved members of theNational Ethics Association and theNational Association of Tax Profes-sionals. Edward G. Rizzotto, Ownerand President, is an Insurance Agentand Financial Representative whoholds both a state-regulated license tooffer insurance products and a securi-ties license to offer specific investmentproducts.

The Rizzotto TeamEd Rizzotto, Owner/President,

moved to Florida 44 years ago from

New York, grew up in Pinellas Countyand has been a Trinity resident since2000. He is a graduate of ClearwaterCentral Catholic High School andearned his Bachelor’s Degree in Busi-ness Management from National-Louis University in Evanston, IL. Edalso served both active and reserveduty for 13 years in the U.S. CoastGuard. He started his Insurance andFinancial career over 20 years ago asan agent for Allstate Insurance. Thenpromoted to Agency Manager, he wasresponsible for overseeing 22 agenciesin southwest Florida. In 1999, hejoined a local retirement planningfirm, where he helped hundreds ofpeople with tax and retirement plan-ning for over six years. Ed Rizzottoenjoyed the opportunity to benefit thecommunity, and was determined tocreate a complete local business wherehe could help clients (both pre-retireesand current retirees) save money ontheir taxes and better manage theirportfolios, plan for the future andfocus more on enjoying their retire-ment years – and The Rizzotto TaxAdvisory Group was established in2006.

Lorrie Rizzotto, Director of Mar-keting, joined the firm in 2009 as Di-rector of Marketing. Lorrie alreadyhad an impressive career in the mar-keting industry. Specializing in corpo-rate incentive and meeting planning,she worked at Allstate’s RegionalFlorida office for 11 years, and thenbecame an Independent MeetingPlanner with HelmsBriscoe, a nationalevent planning company based out ofScottsdale, AZ where she achieved“President’s Club” status in Top 50 inthe country. Currently she handles all

marketing, networking, event plan-ning and the firm’s year-end client ap-preciation gala. Lorrie and Ed will bemarried 27 years this November andhave two teenage daughters.

Dori Greeson is the Administra-tive Assistant and Office Manager whogives everyone a warm reception. Dorioversees the day-to-day operations ofthe office, and also is a licensed Lifeand Health Agent.

Nayda Stern, IRS Enrolled Agent,has more than 22 years of income taxpreparation experience and as an IRSEnrolled Agent, is able to representRizzotto Tax Advisory Group clientsbefore the IRS. Nayda is a member ofNATP (National Association of TaxProfessionals) and attends IRS spon-sored educational courses throughoutthe year, including the Annual IRSforum.

Kate Laymon, Tax Preparer /Senior Tax Accountant, has over 19years of experience in the areas of TaxPreparation, Tax Resolution, Account-

ing and Bookkeeping for small busi-nesses. Kate has the ability not only toprepare, but also to advise and resolvemost income tax, corporate tax andsales tax issues.

Alton Scott, Insurance Consult-ant, has over 16 years of experience inthe Banking, Insurance and FinancialServices industry. Alton Scott holds astate-regulated Life and Health licenseand a Securities license to provide cer-tain investment products. He bringsextensive knowledge to Rizzotto’sclients in the areas of health insurance,Medicare supplements and Medicareadvantage.

Alexa Rizzotto has joined the firmthis year working part-time as Assis-tant Marketing Director. She is work-ing on special events and marketingcampaigns. Currently Alexa is a soph-omore at the University of SouthFlorida majoring in Marketing.

The Key is EducationIf you are retired or are nearing

The Rizzotto Tax Advisory Group“Your Partners in Tax & Retirement Planning”

(L-R) Alton Scott, Kate Laymon, Dori Greeson, Alexa Rizzotto, Nayda Stern, Lorrie Rizzotto & Ed Rizzotto


retirement, then you need to knowhow to protect your money and un-derstand how tax laws will affect yourretirement. Often, there are legiti-mate adjustments that can be madenow to reduce tax liabilities.

“If clients are already collectingsocial security when they come to us,they want to know how they can re-duce or eliminate taxes on not only so-cial security income, but their overalltaxes as well,” says Ed Rizzotto. “Amajor concern today and what I be-lieve will be a concern for years tocome for pre-retirees and current re-tirees is how to obtain “GuaranteedIncome for Life” from your retire-ment and non-retirement plans. Un-fortunately many employer sponsoredplans and individual IRAs do not offerthis benefit when you retire. We willshow you how to put some things inplace now that will enable you to setup lifetime income down the road.This is income you will never out-live…similar to a pension. We spendmany hours with our clients to putsound plans in place by sharing ‘realtime’ tax, income and social securityanalysis through some of the most so-phisticated software. We want ourclients to leave our office with a betterunderstanding on what their income

needs will be in retirement, and howto control, reduce or possibly elimi-nate taxes.”

As part of an overall financialplan, people should also have an estateplan to provide an easy transition oftheir assets when they pass on. Riz-zotto Tax Advisory Group takes ateam-oriented approach to tax, retire-ment and estate planning. Their staffwill work with their client’s attorneyto achieve their client’s goals. For ex-ample, the beneficiary designations ona client’s IRA could impact their estateplan so Mr. Rizzotto welcomes discus-sions from their estate planning attor-ney.

If you do not already have anattorney, Mr. Rizzotto can refer youto an estate planning attorney. MarthaV. Evans from Hitchcock Law Groupfrequently meets with clients in theTrinity office to review Wills andTrusts. Attorney Evans can help youmake sure you plan is up to date andEd Rizzotto’s staff will make sure youraccounts and beneficiary designationscoordinate with your estate plan.

Concierge Level ServiceWhile taxes are a large part of The

Rizzotto Tax Advisory Group, themajority of their clients also utilize the

firm’s other services including invest-ments, retirement planning, long termcare, annuities, life insurance, wills andtrusts. Ed says, “Clients like the op-portunity we provide to get every-thing taken care of in one place.”

“When people come in to seeus,” says Ed, “the first thing we do isdedicate one to two hours to completean overall review that covers the lastcouple of years, including going overtheir tax returns in detail, studyingtheir portfolios, and discussing theirimportant concerns to determine howwe can help them. Then, at a follow-up appointment, we present a thor-ough plan for them.

“Saving on taxes, reducing oreliminating taxation on social securityand protecting the financial wellbeingof a spouse after another’s death –those are things that my clients areconcerned about. Today, people alsowant alternatives to the low interestrate environment provided by CDsand money market accounts.”

Rizzotto explains that beinginvolved with his clients in all the keyareas of tax returns, insurance needsand investments allows his team tokeep a keen eye on each client’s bot-tom line. “We’ve had people who hadother advisors and financial plannerswho convinced them to makechanges, not aware of the tax impacts.To me, the tax return is the mostimportant document the client owns,that’s why it is the first thing we lookat when the client meets us for theirinitial appointment. If there is an

investment or change that could causea taxable event, we know that upfront.”

Rizzotto Tax Advisory Group’sarea of expertise over the years hasbeen working with retirees, but theyalso work with clients of all ages in thearea of retirement planning. “You’renever too young or too old to startsaving for retirement,” says Rizzotto.“We have found that many people wemeet who are still working havechanged jobs about every five to sevenyears, and many of those people lefttheir retirement plans at their oldemployers (i.e. 401k, 403b, 457, andTSP plans, etc.). Many of these planscan be rolled over to individual IRAsor Roth IRAs, thus giving the clientmore control and the ability to havesomeone to advise them. We feel it isimperative for those people ages59–1/2 or older who are still em-ployed to become educated on a verysignificant act signed into law by con-gress over ten years ago that changedthe rules governing these employersponsored plans, what their optionsare, and what they can do to preparefor their family’s financial future.”

Rizzotto Tax Advisory Grouphas 2 locations: 3030 Starkey Blvd.at the Florida Design ConsultantsCenter in the Long Leaf commu-nity of Trinity; and 1034 BelcherRoad S. in Largo. Call (727) 683-9119 or visit www.rizzottotax.comfor additional information or toschedule an appointment.

Known by many as “The GracePlace,” Spirit of Grace LutheranChurch also is a prayer place, a wel-coming place, a place to make friends,and most importantly a place whereGod meets you, wherever you are onyour journey, with open arms. It’s aplace for people of all ages, couplesand families, singles and seniors, tocome together in worship to lightenhearts and to renew spirits. This lovingcommunity of Spirit of Grace invitesyou to experience a church that keepsit fresh, faithful and fun.

Spirit of Grace has two locationsto visit in Pasco County. The NorthCampus is in Hudson at 9525 Hud-son Avenue, and Spirit of Grace’sSouth Campus is just moments fromTrinity, at 8812 Old County Road 54in New Port Richey.

Rev. Dr. Rita Gardner Tweed,LMHC, an Ordained Minister for 28years, says that what sets Spirit ofGrace apart is inviting people to seetheir lives in ways that God sees them,which is with love, grace, forgiveness,

mercy and compassion. Together withPastor Dave Kruger, who specializes inSenior Ministries and Spiritual Care,the leaders, staff and congregationthat make up Spirit of Grace are a wel-coming group of people.

Spirit of Grace offers a variety ofstyles and service times to suit almostany taste, from a contemporary servicethat features their Praise Band to amore traditional service. Pastor Ritasays, “We offer a variety of styles ofworship in which one can draw closerto God.”

If you are looking for a churchthat accepts you for who you are,Spirit of Grace Lutheran Church in-vites you to join them this Sunday.

Spirit of Grace Lutheran Churchis one church with two worship sites!The South Campus is located nearTrinity at 8812 Old County Rd. 54 inNew Port Richey. Regular Sundayworship schedule includes the Con-temporary service at 8:30 a.m., Sun-day School at 8:45 am, and theirTraditional service at 11:30 a.m.

The North Campus is located inHudson at 9525 Hudson Avenue, andtheir regular worship times include aSaturday evening Contemporary serv-ice at 5:00 p.m., Sunday School at9:15 a.m., a Contemporary service at10:10 a.m. and a Traditional service at

11:30 a.m. For more information about

Spirit of Grace Lutheran Church,visit their website atwww.sog-lutheran.org, like them on Face-book, or call the church directly at727-376-0919.

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The mission of the Genesis familyof schools is to provide excellence in arigorous academic college preparatoryprogram, in a supportive environment,while preparing its students to liveconstructive and productive lives asthey meet the unique challenges ofa multi-cultural and economicallydiverse society. The goals of GenesisSchools are to provide students witha strong foundation for future educa-tion, to promote a lifelong love oflearning, and to help them developindependent thinking skills.

The preschool curriculum at Gen-esis East Campus, Genesis West Cam-pus, and Longleaf Learning Center isbased on the developmental needs ofyoung children and includes instruc-tion in academic readiness skills, phon-ics, art, music, physical education, andcreative experiences. Students aretaught in a nurturing environmentthat also provides positive charactereducation. The caring and patientstaff knows how to turn everyday hap-penings in the life of young childreninto teachable moments. Parents ofstudents entering preschool or Volun-

tary Prekindergarten (VPK) areencouraged to visit the preschoolsin January so they can get on thewaiting list for open enrollment inMarch.

The elementary curriculumemphasizes a strong language artsprogram, mathematics, social stud-ies, and science, as well as Spanish,art, physical education, music, andcomputer, all within a small classsize. The technology is state-of-the-art, including laptop comput-ers that enhance the curriculum inthe classroom by the fifth gradestudents. The development of cre-ativity is emphasized by a variety ofexperiences in the areas of art,music, chorus, drama, and relatedfield trips. Genesis students’ talentcan often be seen in their award win-ning art, such as the two first placewinners, and a Grand Prize winner ofthe Medical Center of Trinity’s fourthannual ‘Expressions of Thanks’ YouthArt Contest, which had 704 entriesfrom students in Kindergartenthrough 12th grade.

Joey and Melissa Hudson say,“Several generations of our familyhave attended and graduated fromGenesis School and Genesis Prepara-

tory School. Those that have alreadygraduated have gone on to becomelawyers and pillars in the community.Our children currently attend theGenesis School, and are not onlyexcelling educationally but in theircommunity as well.”

Financial assistance is potentiallyavailable for both Genesis School andGenesis Prep through either The Step

Up for Students program or The Gen-esis School Financial Aid program.Parents of students entering Kinder-garten through fifth grades are wel-come to visit the campus to learnmore how their child may benefitfrom Genesis School education

In 1993, Genesis PreparatorySchool opened its doors to students ingrades 6-12, allowing children to

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Genesis Preschoolers join in the celebration and enjoy showing their patriotism


grow from 18 months to 18 years inthe Genesis family. Students admittedto Genesis Prep demonstrate the abil-ity and motivation to succeed in a rig-orous academic environment. GenesisPrep focuses on both academics andcreating well-rounded students. Forexample, 100% of GPS graduates at-tend college, most with academicscholarships to the university of theirchoice. Art, music and physical educa-tion classes are an integral part of thedaily curriculum, and a robust sportsprogram allows students to competeagainst other high schools in the

Tampa Bay area. An extensive ex-tracurricular program of clubs and or-ganizations are all part of student life.Genesis Prep has small class sizes, of-fers daily tutorials at no charge, andtheir rigorous academic program in-cludes honors classes, Advanced Place-ment classes, and dual enrollment atthree local colleges. Academic per-formance records, test scores, teacherrecommendations, personal inter-views, and other assessment tools, helpin the admission acceptance process.Parents are welcome to contact Gene-sis Preparatory School for a tour of the

campus.Whether your child is 18 months

old, or ready to advance to highschool, the Genesis family of schoolscan meet your needs.

Visit Longleaf Learning Centerat 3035 Alachua Place, New PortRichey, 727-375-2664, or view thewebsite www.longleaflearningcen-ter.com, for more information.

To contact the East Campus at8100 Mitchell Ranch Road, NewPort Richey, call 727-372-9333.

The West Campus is located at6609 River Road, New Port

Richey, and can be reached at727-845-1111; please log on towww.genesiselementary.com formore information. Genesis Prepara-tory School, located at 7710 OsteenRoad in New Port Richey, can bereached at 727-846-8407, or visitwww.genesisprep.com.

Follow the Genesis family ofschools on Facebook at: www.face-book.com/genesisprepschool;www.facebook.com/pages/The-Genesis-School; and www.face-book.com/Longleaf-Learning-Center-a-great-place-to-grow.

Genesis Preparatory School studentwins at Inernational Science Fair

Genesis Preparatory Girls’ Volleyball Team winsconference title

Genesis Preparatory School Boys’ Basketball Teamduring game

American Massage Therapy Associa-tion, and is Nationally Board Certified.

Karla’s massages can be done any-where – at home, poolside, or at the of-fice. Most of her clients choose theroom in their house that offers the leastdistractions, and there she creates awonderful environment for massage.She also takes the time to really speakto her clients before their massage tolearn more about them and any physi-cal discomfort or problems they have,so that she can create a therapeuticmassage that will be most beneficial toeach individual.

Lindsey from New Port Richeysays, “If you are looking for the bestmassage, then look no further thanKarla, she is a rare find. Once you havea massage from Karla, you will look nofurther, that I will guarantee!”

Massage Services that Improve YourLife

“Your Health is your Wealth” isthe philosophy at Barkdoll Mas-sage Therapy, and thatis why Karla

takes the time to really find out whatkind of massage you prefer, whether it’sa Swedish massage or a deep tissuetreatment for chronic pain, Karla’s mas-sage will make a difference in your life.

Karla offers a wide range of af-fordable massage therapy styles andpackages. If you are looking for a tra-ditional massage, Swedish massagetreatments are designed to improve cir-culation, reduce stress and to relievemuscle tension. Hot stone massagesalso are popular. Warm stone therapy,which is the art of using heated stonesin combination with a Swedish mas-sage, is a great method of massage usedto dissolve muscle tension and inducedeep relaxation.

Deep tissue massage is a therapeu-tic treatment designed to ease the painand discomfort associated with chronicpain. Karla says, “During deep tissuemassages I use trigger points to specifi-cally find the places where the workneeds to be done.” Deep tissue mas-sages can help people who live withpainful conditions live a fuller life.

Another style of massage thatKarla offers is sports massage and in-jury rehabilitation. This style of mas-

sage combines thebenefits and style of a

deep tissue massage withstretching, which can im-prove the range of mo-tion in joints. Whetheryou are healing after a caraccident or are sufferingfrom chronic pain associ-ated with a medical con-dition, this kind ofmassage can be extremelybeneficial.

One of Karla’sclients from Trinity said,“I have had the pleasure of havingKarla as a massage therapist for the pastsix years and it has always been an en-riching and healing experience. She isknowledgeable, professional and akindhearted person and I have no hesi-tation in recommending her service.She has hands of gold!”

Prenatal massages are a fantasticway to pamper the mom-to-be whileeasing some of the side effects of preg-nancy. Specially designed massage tablepillows create a comfortable positionjust for a woman during this time, sothat pregnant moms can safely enjoytheir massage.

Aromatherapy is proven to aid inrelaxation, and Barkdoll Massage Ther-apy offers a variety of essential oils and

scents that can be used in collaborationwith any other style of massage. Mostoften used with a Swedish massage,aromatherapy oils are applied by Karladuring your massage to enhance themassage experience.

One local couple wrote, “We allhave very busy schedules and it saves ustime and stress to have Karla comeright to our home. My husband haschronic pain and her weekly massageshelp him tremendously. Whether youjust want a great stress reliever or youhave a medical condition I wouldhighly recommend Karla!”

If you are looking for a fantasticway to improve morale at work, howabout offering your employees a corpo-rate seated massage? This is a fullyclothed, seated massage that can be

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HERITAGE SPRINGS

CHAMPIONS CLUB OF TRINITY

3/2/2 - home in maintained areaw/plenty of room $219,900

3/2/2 - home w/many neweritems including roof & a pond

view $259,900

4/3/3 - Entertainersdelight w/90 degreesliding doors to pool& fireplace w/largeserene views ofnature $625,000

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done right at the office. This style ofmassage focuses on the back, neck,shoulders, scalp, arms and hands. Whata great way to let your employees knowhow much you care about them!

My Massage with KarlaScheduling my massage turned

out to be a breeze because BarkdollMassage Therapy is one of the onlyplaces that offers evening massage ap-pointments. It was all very easy for mesince I wasn’t going to have to worryabout driving anywhere or a babysitterfor the kids! I simply picked out a quietroom in the house, sent the kids out-side to play with my hubby, and gotready to enjoy my massage.

Karla, a true professional, arrivesright on time bringing everything sheneeds with her. She takes the time toask about any injuries you may havesuffered in the past, and current com-plaints that she needs to be aware of.

Karla and I decided that a combi-nation Swedish and deep tissue mas-sage would be most beneficial for me.Karla put on what I like to call “mas-sage music,” and spoke to me aboutwhat she was going to do before shebegan. To my surprise, I was evenmore relaxed because I was at home. I

enjoyed the entire hour instead of won-dering how many minutes had passed,or wondering about the kids. I felt safe,pampered and well cared for.

After my massage, I felt like a soft-ened stick of butter, and I was able tojust put on my slippers instead of myshoes!

Massage can make one feel morecentered, and can even change one’soutlook. Following my massage withKarla, I felt great for days and my en-tire family could see what a difference itmade for me both physically and emo-tionally.

The best thing about BarkdollMassage Therapy is how affordable itis, making it possible to benefit fromtheapeutic massage on a regular basis.

Barkdoll Massage Therapy is anentirely mobile massage therapybusiness that comes to you. KarlaBarkdoll (License # MA47546) isavailable 7 days a week, from 9 a.m.– 9 p.m. To schedule an appoint-ment or to request more informa-tion about massage packages,corporate events or gift certificates,call (727) 372- 6389 or email KarlaBarkdoll [email protected]


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