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Chris Belyea, Ryan Crabtree and LeAnne Crabtree

DESC Defenders Unite

Ortega Forest junior resident Margaret McCaul turned her love of reading, art and America into a nationally recognized bookmark design for Second Lady Usha Vance’s Bookmark Design Challenge.

McCaul Draws National Attention

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Expanding Care, Expanding Knowledge

L.E. Spradlin, Ed Parrish, Zach Ammon and Amy Grant with Meg Folds, Ed Lombard, Hannah Windsor, Tony Potochick, Logal McEwen and Thatcher Medley,

Fresh Leadership, Enduring Commitment

Fontaine LeMaistre, Susan Ponder-Stansel, Mayor Donna Deegan and Amalia Dorion with Dorothy S. Dorion,  Annie Tuttle, Jacob Lopez, Tabitha Furyk and Phillip Ward

A New Home for Healing

Evelyn and Emma Jurado

Sisters are Twinning

Rufus has traversed the Acosta his last three birthdays.

The Way We Were: Rufus McClure

Dr. Jasmin Esparza Gomez bids farewell to the San Jose Elementary School community.

Making the Grade, Leaving a Legacy

$2.2M Raised for American Heart Association

  • Date: April 7, 2024
The 2024 Executive Leadership Team included Tim and Stephanie Cost, Fredrik and Danielle Eliasson, Mike and Tracy Grasher, Diane and Steve Halverson, Dr. Ricardo and Martina Hanel, Camille and Mark Harrison, Anthony and Frances Jabbour, Paul and Claire Joiner, Charlie and Anne Joseph, Chris and Rachel Lazzara, Bruce and Leslie Lowthers, Jonathan and Dawn Mason, Rick and Amy Morales, Natalie Beach and Kevin Moran, Evan and Juli Ritter, Amy Ruth and Michele Sahdala, Darnell and Celestine Smith, Donnie and Shelley Smith.
The 2024 Executive Leadership Team included Tim and Stephanie Cost, Fredrik and Danielle Eliasson, Mike and Tracy Grasher, Diane and Steve Halverson, Dr. Ricardo and Martina Hanel, Camille and Mark Harrison, Anthony and Frances Jabbour, Paul and Claire Joiner, Charlie and Anne Joseph, Chris and Rachel Lazzara, Bruce and Leslie Lowthers, Jonathan and Dawn Mason, Rick and Amy Morales, Natalie Beach and Kevin Moran, Evan and Juli Ritter, Amy Ruth and Michele Sahdala, Darnell and Celestine Smith, Donnie and Shelley Smith.
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The 2024 Heart of the First Coast Heart Ball, made possible by Life is Why sponsor Florida Blue, raised a record-breaking $2.2 million to fuel the American Heart Association’s (AHA) mission advancements across Northeast Florida.

Pat and Inger Geraghty served as the chairpersons for the March 2, 2024, event, alongside the AHA’s Executive Leadership Cabinet and Century Club members. The AHA celebrates 100 years of service this year.

The 2025 event will be chaired by Anthony Hucker, CEO of Southeastern Grocers, and Elizabeth Thompson, founder and CEO of Intuitive Quest, LLC.

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Tags: AHA, American Heart Association, Florida Blue, Heart Ball, Heart of the First Coast Heart Ball, Inger Geraghty, Life is Why, Pat Geraghty

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Chris Belyea, Ryan Crabtree and LeAnne Crabtree

DESC Defenders Unite

Ortega Forest junior resident Margaret McCaul turned her love of reading, art and America into a nationally recognized bookmark design for Second Lady Usha Vance’s Bookmark Design Challenge.

McCaul Draws National Attention

group photo

Expanding Care, Expanding Knowledge

L.E. Spradlin, Ed Parrish, Zach Ammon and Amy Grant with Meg Folds, Ed Lombard, Hannah Windsor, Tony Potochick, Logal McEwen and Thatcher Medley,

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Rufus has traversed the Acosta his last three birthdays.

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