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Paul W. Dendy was a founder and is Chief Executive Officer of Milestone Retirement Communities, LLC, located in Vancouver, Washington.
Paul W. Dendy was a founder and is Chief Executive Officer of Milestone Retirement Communities, LLC, located in Vancouver, Washington. Milestone began operations in April 2008 with 6 retirement communities and 289 resident units. Currently, Milestone manages 41 communities across the country.
Paul has worked in the seniors housing field since 1989. He has served in finance, development, acquisitions and senior executive roles in public and private companies with as many as 3,000 seniors housing units. He has acquired or developed and financed several dozen retirement housing properties. Previously, he had extensive careers in venture capital and public accounting.
He has been active within retirement housing industry groups and was previously a member of the Board of Directors and the Owner/Operator Advisory Board of NIC.
Paul holds a BA in Finance and an MBA, both from the Foster School of Business at the University of Washington. He is most proud of being a grandfather of 9.
Donald E. Anderson is Chief Clinical & Marketing Officer and co-founder of Milestone Retirement Communities, LLC, located in Vancouver, Washington.
Donald E. Anderson is Chief Clinical & Marketing Officer and co-founder of Milestone Retirement Communities, LLC, located in Vancouver, Washington. In this role, he focuses on operations of the retirement communities under management, adding to that his expertise in care management and marketing of the properties. Currently, Milestone manages 41 communities across the country.
Don was most recently Vice President of Marketing and Clinical Affairs of LifeStyles, which operated 16 senior communities with services including independent living, assisted living and dementia care totaling 1600 units and 700 employees. In addition to overseeing the global marketing and clinical activities of the company, he was active at the building level working closely with the Executive Directors and their teams in training and development of staff in programs aimed at delivering quality care in promoting resident and family satisfaction and insuring high occupancy.
Prior to LifeStyles in 2000, Don had been in the health care industry since 1975, most recently as Vice President of Support Services in a facility nationally recognized for its innovation in service delivery and employee training and retention. His experience covers a vast range of disciplines having performed in management of senior housing communities, acute care hospital, physician office practices, medical office building, physician recruitment and training and development of care and support staff in both senior housing and acute care.
In addition to his marketing and management experience, Don's passion is the training and development of employees to consistently deliver exceptional customer service.
Mark A. Wiesner is the Chief Operations Officer and co-owner of Milestone Retirement Communities, LLC, located in Vancouver, Washington.
Mark A. Wiesner is the Chief Operations Officer and co-owner of Milestone Retirement Communities, LLC, located in Vancouver, Washington. In this role, he focuses on operations of the retirement communities under management, adding to that his expertise in budget development, acquisitions and operational design of new communities. Currently, Milestone manages 41 communities across the country.
Prior to starting Milestone, Mark was responsible for 12 of the senior communities managed by LifeStyles, Senior Housing Managers, LLC. These properties comprised independent living, assisted living and dementia care with nearly 1,200 units. His responsibilities included oversight of regional operations staff, direct oversight of some Executive Directors at properties, budget development, program development, program implementation and managing properties to resident and owner expectations.
Before joining LifeStyles in 2000, Mark served as Western Division Vice President for Alterra Corporation with responsibility for up to 50 properties in 7 western states. He was with Alterra from 1995 through 2000. Between 1990 and 1995, Mark served as the Operations Manager for Crossings Corporation which was subsequently merged with Alternative Living Services to form Alterra. Mark was responsible for operations within the western states, site approval for development projects, acquisitions of existing properties and integrating new properties into Alterra's systems. He began his career with Crossings as an Executive Director.
Mark has also served as Director of Senior Services for a Southern Oregon Regional Medical Center and as Program Manager for the Crisis Hotline in Southern Oregon.
Mark has a BA in Communications from Cal State Long Beach.
Serves as Vice President of Analytics for Milestone Retirement Communities.
As Vice President of Finance for Milestone Retirement Communities, Seniors have always been important to Angelo Branch and he has great pride in working for a company that believes in caring for Seniors as if each one was a family member of those providing the care. His closest friend was born in 1929 during what is so aptly named "The Greatest Generation" and lives in a Seniors Housing development in Vancouver, Washington.
Angelo joined the Milestone team in March 2009, and became an owner in January, 2011. He has been in the Seniors Housing industry since October, 2007. He has managed Accounting/Finance operations for over 25 years and has managed IT systems for 10 years for several companies.
Angelo has owned and operated a business in the Business Services arena as well as the retail industry. He brings a strong sense of service to the Milestone team through his varied experience. Angelo worked with the Founders of Milestone at his previous position.
He loves music, travel and lively conversation.
Partner / President
Patrick Dooley joined Milestone Retirement Communities in August 2009.
Patrick Dooley joined Milestone Retirement Communities in August, 2009. Patrick has over 25 years' experience in the seniors housing and hospitality industries. He has a strong background in business development and operations, having owned and operated several successful companies during his career.
Patrick has been instrumental in the turnaround of many seniors housing communities and the development of 28 new communities in the Northwest. He has worked almost every position in a retirement community and is an investor in seniors housing, so he understands all aspects of operations. Patrick attributes much of his success to his education from The School of Hotel & Restaurant Management at Washington State University. Go Cougs!
Patrick loves to entertain, travel and spend time with his wife and three daughters.
Partner / Senior Vice President
Mr. Jedlowski joined Milestone family in 2011.
Over the years, he has become an expert in operational and financial executive management across multiple sites and states. This talent proves advantageous in the management of seniors housing projects such as: new construction developments, acquisitions, change management, human resources and overall relationship building (employee, resident, vendor and investor).
He shares his expertise with the larger industry as well, sitting on the Board of Directors of the Arizona Assisted Living Federation Association (Executive Committee) and remaining active with the American Geriatrics Society, National Association of Health Services Executives, The American College of Healthcare Administrators and The American College of Healthcare Executives. Mr. Jedlowski is also a supporter of the Alzheimer's Association, Alzheimer's Society, American Red Cross.
He holds a degree in health care and business from American University, and is a Certified Dementia Practitioner (CDP) through the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners. He also holds a degree in nursing home administration from the School of Aging and Long Term Care at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
In his spare time, Joe loves to spend time with his wife Jessica, friends, and family. His hobbies include going to the beach, kayaking, hiking, golfing and watching football - NY Giants!
Senior Vice President, Risk Management
Jim Altrichter joined the Milestone team in February 2011.
Jim Altrichter joined the Milestone team in February, 2011 and is the Vice President of Clinical Services. He first began working with seniors as an orderly (old term for Nursing Assistant) in a skilled nursing home in his home town of Little Falls, MN. This summer part-time job in high school introduced him to health care and helped him decide on his future career path. Jim attended the College of Scholastica in Duluth, MN, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Nursing. After working in various nursing settings including Chemical Dependency, Long-term Care, Trauma ICU and Cardiovascular ICU, Jim made a career change and joined GlaxoSmithKline, Inc. (GSK), a large pharmaceutical company. Jim held various positions with GSK in sales, marketing and business development. But it is his love of the clinical work and developing teams that makes Jim the perfect individual to lead our health services team at Milestone Retirement Communities. His clinical knowledge coupled with his business background provides him the unique skill-set to navigate the complexities of resident care and nursing services.
Jim enjoys outdoor activities, hiking, camping, fishing and hunting. He is a member of the American Nurses' Association and the American Assisted Living Nurses Association.
Vice President, Sales & Marketing
Karen Powers joined Milestone in March, 2014.
Karen Powers joined Milestone Retirement in 2014, bringing extensive experience in Sales and Marketing in senior housing. Starting her career with Aegis Senior Living in 1998, she spent four years with them cultivating her skills in opening new communities and lease up strategies. Moving on to The Goodman Group Senior Living and Health Care division, she spent 9 years developing marketing programs for independent, assisted living, memory care, rehabilitation and long term care in rural and urban markets.
Her guiding philosophy is that each market has individual characteristics, but basic principles always apply; being integral community partners as the go- to resource for senior services; building deep, authentic relationships with families and potential residents; and developing a 360 degree marketing program that addresses all facets of lead generation and census capture. Developing methodical, productive outreach program, results oriented advertising programs and unique lead generating events are tools she brings to the communities. To maintain her own quality life, Karen is an organic gardener, loves preserving and cooking all the food she grows, loves foreign travel with her artist husband, and enjoys community involvement.
Vice President, Clinical Services
Susan has 18 years of experience in senior living operations, as well as clinical services.
Vice President, Human Resources
Kristin Fogle joined the Milestone team in October of 2013 and is Vice President of Human Resources.
Kristin Fogle joined the Milestone team as the Director of Human Resources in October, 2013. Kristin brings over 20 years of experience in human resources leadership in a wide variety of industries including healthcare, construction, education and manufacturing. Kristin knows our people are our number-one asset, and oversees all things HR including employee relations, performance management, benefits administration, talent acquisition, safety and risk management. Kristin holds a BS in Human Development from Warner Pacific College and an MBA with an emphasis in Human Resources Management from the University of Phoenix. Outside of work, Kristin enjoys spending time with her family and friends, traveling, cooking and watching her three children play in a variety of sports.
Vice President, Finance and Accounting
With more than 12 years of experience in the operational accounting field, James brings a depth of knowledge, integrity and expertise to his position.
Regional Operations Director
Channon Larson joined Milestone in January of 2014, as a Regional Operations Specialist.
Channon Larson joined Milestone in January of 2014, as a Regional Operations Specialist. He began his career over 20 years ago working in skilled nursing facilities in Oregon and SW Washington. Channon brings a strong background in hospitality and culinary arts as a graduate of Western Culinary Institute in 1999. He has extensive experience in multi-site operations, start-ups and providing leadership and support to communities with significant regulatory issues. He worked as the Director of Operations for The Springs Living until 2010, and most recently operated a large not-for-profit continuing retirement community in the Portland Metro area. Channon brings a service driven and hospitality focused vision to senior housing as we all prepare for the next generation of customers. He understands we will have to adapt to the changing needs and desires of those we serve.
Channon holds a degree in Culinary Arts, Oregon and Idaho Administrator certifications and is an active member of the Oregon Health Care Association.
Channon enjoys time on the river, golfing, Oregon Duck games and weekends wine-tasting with his wife Laura, in the beautiful Willamette Valley. Go Ducks!
Regional Vice President
Tara Killinger joined Milestone Retirement Communities in November 2015.
Tara has several years of experience in the senior housing industry to include, Residential & Commercial Management, Independent Living, and Assisted Living & Memory Care Communities ranging from 34 to 389 apartments. She has worked as a Dining Room Server, Director of Sales & Marketing, Executive Director, Senior Executive Director/Trainer, Community Operations Specialist, and Regional Director of Sales & Marketing as well as a State recognized Regulatory Compliance Specialist in Oregon & Washington.
Tara supports her community leaders in building strong teams, providing exceptional care & customer service to residents and their families, while ensuring regulatory compliance and best practices are followed at all times. She believes that leadership is not telling someone what to do, but showing them.
Tara has 3 amazing children, 2 boys Troy & Hunter and a daughter Bailey. She enjoys running and working out, golfing and watching Hunter compete in high school sports. As a family they enjoy traveling to tropical locations, and often find themselves relaxing on a cruise ship in the Caribbean or in beautiful Bend Oregon.
Regional Vice President
Betty Dominici is an organized and detailed oriented professional who has a proven track record of enhancing the operational practices of corporations within the elder care industry.
Regional Operations Specialist
Kim Jensen joined Milestone in June of 2015 as a Regional Operations Specialist.
Before long, Kim had moved up to working in the Sales and Marketing aspect of the industry, and was then promoted to Executive Director. Kim worked as the Executive Director at Carmel Village in Fountain Valley, CA for eight years.
Kim then took a traveling operations position for a company based the Northwest. This allowed her the opportunity to sharpen her skills in all aspects of Senior Living operations as she filled in and trained new employees in multiple positions including Activity Director, Business Office Manager, Sales Director and Executive Director. Kim has worked as the Executive Director in Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho and Nevada.
After four years of commuting between Southern California and other Western states, Kim finally convinced her husband to move to the beautiful Pacific Northwest! Kim and her husband live on the Clackamas River in Oregon City, OR and enjoy all of the beauty of the outdoors. Kim and her husband are avid river kayakers and also enjoy hiking- especially the Columbia River Gorge! Colder seasons bring snow-shoeing and cross country skiing opportunities.
Kim has a passion for seniors, and enjoys working to make a difference in the lives of seniors every day. In working for Milestone, she is excited to have the opportunity to work with like-minded individuals who also strive to provide the best in senior living.
Regional Director, Sales & Marketing
Rosellen DeSimone joined Milestone Retirement Communities in January, 2012, and is the Regional Director of Sales & Marketing.
Rosellen DeSimone joined Milestone Retirement Communities in January, 2012, and is the Regional Director of Sales & Marketing. She has over 19 years of senior living experience working in a variety of care level communities, which include independent retirement, assisted and memory care settings.
Rosellen possesses a leadership, management and coaching style that works in concert with the core values and principles of Milestone. She is passionate about a resident-centered culture that promotes training and customer service, with the desire to serve and help others grow and thrive. Previous experience includes her role as Corporate Director of Sales for Senior Resource Group, overseeing nineteen communities in eight states.
In her leisure time, Rosellen enjoys reading, hiking, Pilates, Zumba and spending time with family and friends.
Regional Director, Sales & Marketing
Albert Garibaldi is the Regional Director of Sales & Marketing for Milestone Communities.
Albert Garibaldi is the Regional Director of Sales & Marketing for Milestone Communities. He has 20 years of experience and has a dual Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and Management of Information Systems from Oregon State University. Albert brings a background that includes business development, marketing skills and leadership experience. Albert's passion in life is to help people as they age; he learned this at a young age by following his mother and grandmother as they worked in senior living communities. Albert has worn multiple hats in senior communities over the years. He has helped coordinate activities, assisted in resident's financials by being a bookkeeper, and owned his Long Term Care Insurance Company for many years. Albert's role at Milestone is his new passion; he enjoys building and creating innovative ideas that help grow the success of Milestone Retirement Communities while keeping a focus on the communities it serves.
In Albert's free time he enjoys spending time with his wife Courtney and their family and friends.
Regional Director, Sales & Marketing
Brie Bybee joined Milestone Retirement Communities in June of 2013.
Brie Bybee joined Milestone Retirement Communities in June of 2013. She has 13 years of experience in the health care and senior housing industry, as well as dual Bachelor's degrees from the University of California, Los Angeles in History and French. Brie has a love for serving seniors, with a special respect for what they have done and continue to do for our nation and society.
Brie loves to teach and inspire our teams to be successful in their Sales and Marketing initiatives, while maintaining a focus on caring for residents and their families. She is passionate about excellent customer service and building genuine relationships. Brie's background with acute hospitals, skilled nursing communities, and assisted living communities gives her an understanding of the varied levels of care and common experiences seniors and their families encounter. She enjoys incorporating this knowledge into effective Sales and Marketing plans for Milestone Retirement Communities.
In her free time, Brie enjoys spending time with her family and friends, church, yoga, and travel.
Regional Vice President
Ginni joined the Milestone team in January 2016 as Regional Director of Operations in Arizona, Utah and Nevada.
Regional Executive Director
Drew oversees operations of the two Clark County retirement communities, Glenwood Place and The Quarry Senior Living.
With a background in Business Administration, Drew joined the Milestone's team 10 years ago as an Administrator in Training. Most recently, he worked as the Executive Director at Glenwood Place Senior Living for four years before taking his current position as Regional Operations Director in December of 2014. In this new role, he also functions as The Quarry Senior Living's Executive Director.
Prior to his work in the Long Term Care Industry, Drew guided fly-fishing tours in Kodiak, Alaska for three seasons. In his leisure time, he is often found hunting, fishing, and enjoying the great outdoors.
Regional Clinical Director
Gail joined Milestone Retirement Communities in March, 2013 in the new role of Director of Memory Care Programming.
Gail joined Milestone Retirement Communities in March, 2013 as the Regional Clinical Director. She brings over 20 years' experience in Nursing. She is a rare native Phoenician, and started her career at Phoenix Children's Hospital with plans to devote her life to Pediatrics. As sometime happens with plans, there were several different paths presented and opportunities seized, taking her to management in Home Health Care and Skilled Nursing Facilities. Gail taught an RN program at a private nursing college, and has always loved teaching.
Ultimately, all paths led Gail to Assisted Living and Memory Care, where she brings a wealth of experience to a place where residents are at home but have the benefit of nursing care and engaging programs. Gail was able to spend several years traveling to numerous states as a Nurse Consultant to Assisted Living and Memory Care communities. She has a special certification, C-AL for Geriatric Nurses with a focus on Assisted Living and Memory Care. She is excited to bring her passion for dementia care programming to Milestone, building a unique 'In The Moment' Memory Care Program.
Gail likes to live her own life 'in the moment' spending time in Phoenix with her 3 children and grandson, Jeffrey.
Regional Clinical Director
Linda "Lynn" Dawsey joined the Milestone Family as a Regional Clinical Director for Oregon and Washington in late 2014.
Quality assurance is an area of special interest and skills for Lynn, who is military certified in Quality Management, Statistical Analysis in Process Improvement (SAPI) and most recently began pursuing her black belt in six sigma. She received her nick-name "Lynn" while serving on active duty and playing right field for nearly 15 years on various women's softball teams.
She is a retired Navy Nurse who began her military career in 1975 as an aviation crew chief for helicopters while serving in the Women's Army Corps. Lynn's service spans over three decades and offered such experiences as a NASA Shuttle recovery team member, international SAPI Instructor and medevac flight nurse while living in Spain; forensic nursing, tri-country Affiliate Faculty and NATO Clinical Director while living in Italy and clinical surveillance in the Middle East.
In addition to her years of nursing leadership experience working with multiple at risk populations while serving in the U.S. Navy (NATO Support), living and practicing nursing for more than 8 years in Europe; Lynn brings almost nine years of knowledge as a Compliance Regulator for the State of Washington where she earned the recognition as the subject matter expert for her comprehensive training programs on Assisted Living regulatory requirements.
Her professional career outside of nursing included volunteer work abroad with International Habitat for Humanity in Poland, Africa and Slovenia.
Lynn recently moved to the Vancouver area. An important aspect of her life is family – beginning with her daughter who works in finance and her two sons; the oldest in law enforcement and the youngest in biochemistry. She enjoys nature, spending time with her two teenage grandchildren and traveling the world with friends.
Director of Dining Services & Executive Chef
Carl Dudley is Director of Dining Services and Executive Chef for Milestone Retirement Communities, LLC.
Carl Dudley is Director of Dining Services and Executive Chef for Milestone Retirement Communities, LLC. Carl enjoys working for a company that places such a high priority on quality dining services with exceptional customer service. His role in the company focuses on training, quality assurance, sanitation and safety, nutrition and wellness and working with group purchasing organizations to achieve the highest quality ingredients and equipment.
Carl brings over 30 years' experience in the senior housing industry along with 12 years of restaurant experience to Milestone. Prior to joining the Milestone team in April of 2013, Carl was the Director of Food Service for Lifestyles Senior housing, the Western Division Food Service Specialist-Executive Chef for Alterra Healthcare and the Corporate Food Service Director for Crossings Corporation.
Carl also serves on the Senior Housing Advisory Board for Innovatix. Carl enjoys family time, especially fishing with the grand kids and playing the guitar.
Accounting Manager
Denise Haley joined the Milestone team in April 2013.
Denise Haley joined the Milestone team in April 2013. Denise has been working in the home office accounting department with various senior housing management companies since 1994. She brings an enthusiasm and love of numbers. She has a BA in Mathematics and enjoyed some time teaching middle school math.
Denise's spare time is spent cheering on her children in all the sports they play.
Administrative Services Director
Ginger joined the Milestone Retirement Communities in July of 2014.
She is passionate and exciting about being in a field that is committed, with compassionate hearts, to serving seniors.
Ginger enjoys playing softball, spending time on the river, finding a cure for Type 1 Diabetes, and watching her daughter play a variety of sports.


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Since then, islanders have been encouraged to cast their $1 votes early and often and have raised thousands of dollars to support a variety of organizations that serve Vashon — its people and its animals.
"It is a great way for nonprofits to engage with the community and get people aware of them," said Jim Marsh, the executive director of the chamber of commerce, the sponsor of the contest. "It is an interesting way to raise awareness and raise funds."
In previous years, most contestants relied on money deposited in donation cans around town, and raised — in total — anywhere from just $1,000 in 2007 to more than $9,000 in 2012. That was the year that contestant Hilary Emmer "knocked it out of the park," Marsh said, by raising more than $8,000 for needed dental care and medical services. More typical amounts raised in recent years range from $3,000 to $5,000, with 85 percent of the total for each candidate going to the designated nonprofit and 15 percent to the chamber.
"We spend more than we get back," said Marsh. "But it's worth it."
This year four candidates — or teams of candidates — have tossed their hats in the ring for the position that has no power, but unlimited prestige.
For the first time this year, some of the candidates are hosting fundraising events as part of their campaigns. A car wash for the Vashon Schools Foundation, a fundraiser for candidate Ken Zaglin, was a busy place on Saturday, and a gala at Snapdragon that evening gave a big boost to Adam Cone, Megan Hastings and their dog Lucky, who are running in support of Vashon Island Pet Protectors.
Marsh noted he is pleased to see candidates so active in their campaigns this year.
"They are excited about it and bringing their creativity to it, which is awesome," he said.
Candidates are allowed to collect money up until 6 p.m. Saturday, July 19. The winner of the title will be announced at 10 p.m. Saturday night at the Strawberry Festival beer garden. After that, the mayoral duties are up to the whoever fills the role. In recent years, the unofficial mayor has issued occasional proclamations and attended ribbon-cutting ceremonies at new facilities, such as the library and the new high school, but the new winner or winning team is free to choose a new path.
"It can be anything they want it to be," Marsh said.
Adam Cone, Megan Hastings and Lucky
Vashon Island Pet Protectors
Adam Cone and Megan Hastings are known to many islanders as the owners of Snapdragon, but they decided to enter Vashon's unofficial political arena to benefit Vashon Island Pet Protectors (VIPP).
"I think they do a wonderful job," Hastings said of the organization, now celebrating its 30th year.
She and Cone have six rescue animals, she said, including their dog Lucky, who shares the ticket with them, Lucky was born at a puppy mill without eyes and is also deaf.
Cone noted he is glad to share his space on earth with animals and believes it is imperative to be good stewards.
"Taking care of our fellow creatures is important," he added.
In addition to hosting their big party last weekend, Cone said they hope to have another smaller event before the festival and may do more in the future at the restaurant for the benefit of animals.
Leslie Frye, VIPP's secretary, said the organization's board members are pleased the trio is running.
"Adam and Megan have always been wonderful supporters," she said. "We are so grateful for their support of VIPP."
The agency spends the majority of its funds on vet care for cats and dogs, including support for spay and neuter specials and a microchipping program, Frye said. The agency is often called to board dogs, an additional expense, and at the cat house — where up to 50 cats have lived at one time — food, liter and a variety of supplies are always needed. Fellow board member Elaine Summers said that some of the money from the mayoral campaign will go to cover the medical expenses for long-term residents in the cat shelter.
"They often need a little more medical and dental attention to keep them happy, healthy and comfortable," she said.
Caleb Johns
Vashon Community Care
Caleb Johns, a familiar face to many on Vashon, is a staff member at May Kitchen & Bar and the manager of the Farmers Market. He is hoping to use some of his visibility for a good cause and is running in support of Vashon Community Care.
With the birth of his second daughter and the death of his father, Geoff Johns, last year, he said he is contem-plating the foundations of this community, where he wishes to live and raise his daughters. While he appreciates
the abundance of opportunities for island youth, he sees less support for island elders.
"Vashon Community Care is filling a bit of that hole," he said. "The island has an aging demographic, and we need that help."
Nineteen years ago VCC made a promise that no one would be turned away for lack of funds. It has kept that
romise and is working to develop the financial means to adhere to that promise well into the future.
Competitive by nature, Johns said his goal is to raise more than $2,100 — the largest amount any single contestant raised last year. That money will go to the Vashon Community Care Foundation as it works to address the annual budget shortfall at the agency and create a sustaining fund for the future, said Truman O'Brien, the head of the foundation, who noted he is very pleased to have Johns on board.
"I am excited to have a young person who is so interested helping the seniors of our community," he said.
Dorothy Johnson
Sunrise Ridge
Dorothy Johnson, who recently celebrated her 90th birthday, could be considered one of the mothers of health care on Vashon. In the 1960s, she and her friend Opal Montague established the first clinic on Vashon, and Johnson is credited with convincing the government to turn over the Sunrise Ridge site to the island in 1976.
Now, Johnson is running for unofficial mayor to support Sunrise Ridge, which is facing financial challenges.
"This is my last act to help them out," she said.
The 17-acre site houses a variety of nonprofits, including the food bank, the Franciscan medical clinic and Granny's Attic, which will likely move to a new location in town this winter.
The only income the property gets is through rent and donations, but the Sunrise Ridge board has always intentionally kept rents low.
"You don't want to put social service organizations out of business," Johnson said.
Greg Martin, the president of Sunrise Ridge, said the board has earmarked the funds from the campaign to improve the helicopter pad and access to it.
Martin noted he is pleased to have Johnson run, noting her history in health care on the island.
"If you asked Opal, she would say that Dorothy carried the load," he said.
Ken Zaglin
Vashon Schools Foundation
Ken Zaglin, the owner of John L. Scott Real Estate on Vashon for the last 19 years, is a longtime supporter of the island's schools and is running to benefit the Vashon Schools Foundation.
"I am really an ardent supporter of public education," he said. "The notion of public education is so fundamental."
When the foundation was created in the face of a fiscal emergency at the district, islanders rose to the challenge, but when it became clear that financial support for the schools was needed on an ongoing basis, some of that energy fell off, Zaglin said.
"They could use a boost," he added.
Working in the real estate for so long, he said he has seen how important good schools are, as potential homeowners with children typically ask first how the schools are, and having such a strong school district is part of what makes Vashon a healthy community.
Zaglin added he decided on the idea of a car wash — noting that islanders often have dirty cars — and that he recruited help from the high school's girls' basketball team as well as some of his staff members.
"I am hoping that will have a lot more effect than standing on the street corner with a can," he said before the event.
"I am overjoyed to have Ken's support," said Donna Nespor, the administrative coordinator of the foundation. "He is well known on the island, and he is always willing to donate his to time to help kids."
The foundation raised $235,000 this spring, short of its $500,000 goal, and is continuing to raise money to help fund school district priorities for the next school year. The funds Zaglin raises will help in that way.
Zaglin noted that one of his competitors is a blind and deaf dog.
"Put me down as the other dog in the race," he said.
Earlier indications were that Vashon High School Principal Danny Rock was also going to run, sponsored by the Vashon Eagles, but in support of the Bounty Club, which supports the high school's football team. Just last week, however, football coach Kelvin Goliday said that the club is in transition and Rock will not run this year.
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The Federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program was created to enable more graduates to pursue careers in public service. Under the program, you may qualify for cancellation (forgiveness) of your remaining loan debt after you make 120 qualifying payments on eligible federal student loans while working full-time in a qualifying public service job.
- Employment Certification for Federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness
- Department of Education's Letter to Borrowers regarding the process
- U.S. Department of Education's Fact Sheet
You must be employed full-time at a qualifying public service organization while making the required 120 payments, at the time you apply for loan forgiveness, and at the time the loan is forgiven. Under guidelines established by the US Department of Education, it is the borrower's responsibility to retain documentation that will support their request for loan forgiveness to include:
- The Employment Certification for Federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness will assist you with your documentation.
Public Service Loan Forgiveness is available for non-defaulted Direct Loans only. (Direct Subsidized Stafford, Direct Unsubsidized Stafford, Direct PLUS/Grad PLUS loans, Direct Consolidation Loans) Borrowers with FFEL* or Perkins loans may qualify by consolidating these loans into the Federal Direct Loan Program. Payments made on the FFEL or Perkins loans made before you consolidate into the Direct Loan Program are not counted toward the required 120 monthly payments.
*FFEL Loans (Federal Family Education Loan program) are funded through a bank, credit union, or other lender that participates in the program. Direct Loans are funded by the federal government. Seton Hall Law students who borrowed a federal loan between 2002 to 2010 have FFEL loans.
Only payments made on Direct Loans after Oct. 1, 2007 may be counted towards the required 120 payments for public service loan forgiveness. The 120 required payments do not have to be consecutive, but they do need to be made ON-TIME. The payments must be made under one of the following payment plans:
- Income Based Repayment Plan (IBR)
- Income Contingent Repayment Plan
- Standard Repayment Plan
Any other Direct Loan Program repayment plan, but only payments that are at least equal to the monthly payment amount that would have been required under the Standard Repayment Plan with a 10-year repayment period may be counted toward the required 120 payments.
Note: While payments made under the Standard 10-Year Repayment Plan are eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness, if a borrower makes all required payments under a 10-year plan, there will not be any remaining balance to be forgiven. However, some borrowers may have made payments under a Standard Plan for a portion of the 120 months and made the remaining payments under either IBR or ICR, leaving them with a remaining balance after 120 payments have been made. While payments under certain other repayment plans may be counted toward the required 120 payments, to receive any forgiveness under the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program it is likely that borrowers must make at least some loan payments under IBR or ICR.
The borrower must be employed full-time by a public service organization, or must be serving in a full-time AmeriCorps or Peace Corps position. Examples of public service organizations are: federal, state, or local government organization, agency or entity (includes most public schools, colleges and universities), a public child or family service agency, a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization.
Seton Hall's Public Interest Loan Repayment Program
Public service is an important part of Seton Hall Law School's mission. The increasing costs of undergraduate and law school education have caused many law students to graduate with a large burden of educational debt. Legal employment in the public service sector often comes with low salaries, at least in the early years. Law graduates are thus likely to feel financially constrained in choosing to pursue a career in public interest law.
To make entry into a public interest career easier, Seton Hall Law School created a Public Interest Loan Repayment Assistance Program (PILRAP). PILRAP loans offer graduates interested in public interest law the ability to receive a low-interest loan from Seton Hall Law to assist the participant in making payments on his or her student loans.
PILRAP is available to those who are employed as an attorney with a qualifying public interest organization. A qualifying public interest organization is defined as a not-for-profit organization that provides, directly or through public policy efforts, advocacy advancing the interests of those traditionally underserved by the legal system, or an organization (whether government or not-for-profit) that provides constitutionally mandated services to criminal defendants. It is also limited to those with demonstrated financial need, as evidenced by educational debt and available financial resources. The PILRAP loan amount is determined by the graduate's level of indebtedness and the adjusted gross income and assets of the graduate and his or her spouse (if applicable). The maximum qualifying income for the 2012 period is $60,000. The funding available for PILRAP is limited. In the event funding is not available to fully fund all eligible applicants, a committee appointed by the Associate Dean will allocate the available funding in a manner that maximizes the goals of the program.
The updated PILRAP application is posted @ November 1 annually, and is due on November 30.
PILRAP Information
Along with the completed application, the applicant will be required to provide a copy of their most recent tax return, verification of employment/position, as well as student loan debt repayment information. Applicants must reapply each year. All recipients are obliged to submit an annual report to the Office of Enrollment Services.
Graduates may take advantage of Seton Hall Law's PILRAP program as well as the Federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program. Graduates who intend to pursue a career in public service and pursue federal public service loan forgiveness must consolidate their FFELP loans (federal loans borrowed from SHL prior to Fall 2010) into the Direct Loan Program and are encouraged to choose Income Based Repayment (IBR) to lower their monthly student loan payments. Additional information may be found at the following websites: www.ibrinfo.org, http://studentaid.ed.gov , and http://www.equaljusticeworks.org (Debt Relief Page).
For additional information on Seton Hall Law's PILRAP program, please contact:
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However, the young men had already set the two-storey house on fire. One of them was caught by a police rank, who saw him fleeing the scene. He was apprehended and later led the police to his accomplice, who was seeking refuge under a bed in his home.
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AMD (NYSE:AMD) has lost 35% of its market value between March and now. The company's share price is down from low $8s to mid $5s. The more interesting thing is that there has been no news that drove this plunge in the last few months. The company didn't announce anything negative, analysts maintained a price target around $10 for the company, and the company's newest products received a lot of positive reaction. It is clear that AMD got punished too much by the investors and it is only a matter of time before the investors realize the company's value again.
After earning 67 cents per share in 2011, the company started the first quarter of 2012 with a profit of 12 cents per share. While the company's revenue declined by 2%, its revenue beat the estimates of 9 cents per share. Additionally, the company increased its guidance for the rest of the year; however investors still continued to sell this stock non-stop. This year, the company is expected to earn 70 cents per share and the next year, it is expected to earn 73 cents per share. These numbers would yield a forward P/E ratio of 7.7 for this year and 7.4 for the next year for the company. Assigning a fair P/E ratio of 10 to AMD would provide an upside of nearly 50% by 2014.
Of course, investors are overly worried about the impact of slowing global economy on AMD. Many investors seem to believe that there will be very little demand for AMD products in the next few years because sales of computers will decline significantly. However, we don't see the same sell-off in Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) who has as much exposure to slowdown of the global economy as AMD, if not more. The investors might have just priced-in more global slowdown than necessary in AMD's share price.
Because AMD doesn't get involved in the actual manufacturing of its products, the company is able to keep its margins high. As long as the company meets the guidance numbers of its own management, it will do fine for the foreseeable future. The company's biggest threat is its debt; however it has been successful in paying off its debt in the recent years. In 2007, the company's outstanding long term debt was $5.03 billion, which got reduced to $4.70 billion in 2008, $4.25 billion in 2009, $2.18 billion in 2010 and $1.57 billion in 2011. Soon enough, AMD's debt repayments will stop being a burden for the company.
In the short run, PC demand may be weakening, particularly in the emerging markets; however, long term investors should use short term weaknesses as opportunities to buy their favorite shares rather than times to sell. In the long term, most of the troubles are behind the company and it should result in nice returns to investors.
AMD doesn't have dividends, however the writing covered calls can result in good returns for this company due to high volatility. Selling out of money calls expiring in January 2013 will result in premiums ranging from 9 cents to 69 cents, which should result in a yield between 1.5% and 12.04%.
One note of caution: I don't expect the company to have a rapid growth like Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) does. I simply see the company being as grossly undervalued. Even if the company doesn't show much of a growth in the next few years, all it needs to do is to catch up on valuation in order to result in handsome returns. If, for example, a company is undervalued by 30%, this will result in a potential 30% upside in the company even in the absence of any growth for the company.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided information on work it completed from 1990 through 1997 on postsecondary education, school-to-work, and youth employment training issues.
GAO noted that: (1) obtaining a postsecondary education is becoming even more essential to students' future earning power, while the cost of a postsecondary education is rising rapidly, contributing to the difficulty of students affording a postsecondary education; (2) in addition, some federal programs designed to help educationally and economically disadvantaged youth enter, stay in, and complete their postsecondary education or noncollege-bound youth obtain alternative work skills have not lived up to their expectations; (3) the limited effectiveness of these programs has contributed to the difficulty of some at-risk youth obtaining a postsecondary education; (4) the Department of Education, the principal federal manager of most of these programs, has had problems in implementing and overseeing student financial aid programs, as well as managing the programs; (5) this has led GAO to identify its student financial aid programs as high risk because of vulnerabilities to waste, fraud, abuse, and mismanagement; and (6) in its past work, GAO has not only discussed problems that kept some of these programs from meeting their statutory objectives, but also identified ways to improve the programs.
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Child Care:Information on Integrating Early Care and Education FundingGAO-16-775R: Published: Sep 14, 2016. Publicly Released: Oct 14, 2016.
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School Choice:Private School Choice Programs Are Growing and Can Complicate Providing Certain Federally Funded Services to Eligible StudentsGAO-16-712: Published: Aug 11, 2016. Publicly Released: Sep 12, 2016.
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K-12 Education:Education's Experiences with Flexibility Waivers Could Inform Efforts to Assist States with New RequirementsGAO-16-650: Published: Jul 7, 2016. Publicly Released: Aug 8, 2016.
Jun 15, 2016
Federal Student Loans:Education Could Improve Direct Loan Program Customer Service and OversightGAO-16-523: Published: May 16, 2016. Publicly Released: Jun 15, 2016.
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Higher Education:Actions Needed to Improve Access to Federal Financial Assistance for Homeless and Foster YouthGAO-16-343: Published: May 19, 2016. Publicly Released: May 19, 2016.
May 17, 2016
K-12 Education:Better Use of Information Could Help Agencies Identify Disparities and Address Racial DiscriminationGAO-16-345: Published: Apr 21, 2016. Publicly Released: May 17, 2016.
Apr 11, 2016
Emergency Management:Improved Federal Coordination Could Better Assist K-12 Schools Prepare for EmergenciesGAO-16-144: Published: Mar 10, 2016. Publicly Released: Apr 11, 2016.
Mar 16, 2016
Indian Affairs:Key Actions Needed to Ensure Safety and Health at Indian School FacilitiesGAO-16-391T: Published: Mar 16, 2016. Publicly Released: Mar 16, 2016.
Feb 8, 2016
Special Education:State and Local-Imposed Requirements Complicate Federal Efforts to Reduce Administrative BurdenGAO-16-25: Published: Jan 8, 2016. Publicly Released: Feb 8, 2016.
Dec 14, 2015
Women in STEM Research:Better Data and Information Sharing Could Improve Oversight of Federal Grant-making and Title IX ComplianceGAO-16-14: Published: Dec 3, 2015. Publicly Released: Dec 14, 2015.
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