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CSC Backup 02/07/1992 Children ' s Services Council of Collier County Backup Documents February 7 , 1992 54 "Children... Today's Dream - Tomorrow's Reality" "a?" :;:f. GRAND CENTRAL STATION SUITE 366 v:://1 GOODLETTE ROAD,NAPLES FLORIDA 33940 `tie i `,r 4 TEL (813)649-8222 OFFICERS '404. 494!. Chairman: Bea Harper Vice Chairman Richard Shanahan Secretary-Treasurer- Mary Ellen zumFelde The Children's Services Council of Collier County Regular Board Meeting COUNCIL MEMIIERS Friday, February 7, 1992 Judge Ted Brousseau Alma Cambridge Delores G.Dry Nelson A Faerber,Jr. Lavern Gaynor John Pass domo AGENDA Dr Thomas Richey EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Paul C.Pinson 1. Invocation 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call 4. Approval of Minutes 5. Treasurer's Report 6; Executive Director Report 7. Budget Report, Judge Cynthia Ellis 8. Workshop, Bea Harper 9. Community Comments 10. Adjournment CHILDREN'S SERVICES CQUNCIL,OF COLLIER COUNTY 4. "Children... Today's Dream - Tomorrow's Reality"`7� 4 �/ `` � GRAND CENTRAL STATION"SUITE 366 t / ' `, 1 ' GOODLETTE ROAD,NAPLES,FLORIDA 33940 ( ' ! • / TEL(813)649.8222 \ OFFICERS 'Y` I Chairman: Bea Harper Vice Chairman: Richard Shanahan Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Ellen zumFelde COUNCIL MEMBERS Judge Ted Brousseau Alma Cambridge Delores G.Dry The Children's Services Council Nelson A.Faerber,Jr. Of Collier County Lavern Gaynor John Passidomo Dr.Thomas Richey Announces EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Its Regularly Scheduled Monthly Meeting Paul C.Pinson Friday, February 7, 1992 9:00 AM Collier County Public School Administration Building 3710 Estey Ave. C • • • CHILDREN'S SERVICES COUNCIL OF COLLIER COUNTY "Children... Today's Dream - Tomorrovr's Reality" 1 ` . GRAND CENTRAL STATION SUITE 366 t• ' 1 °.. i I GOODLETTE ROAD,NAPLES,FLORIDA 33940 TEL:(813)649.8222 h,.M OFFICERS Chairman: JANUARY 1992 FINANCIAL STATEMENT Bea Harper Vice Chairman: Richard Shanahan Secretary-Treasurer OPERATING ACCOUNT Mary Ellen zumFelde Cash on Hand: 12/31/91 $ 12,317.05 COUNCIL MEMBERS Judge Ted Brousseau Income: Alma Cambridge Delores G.Dry Nelson A.Faerber,Jr. Interest $ 12.14 Lavern Gaynor Donations `-r 1,220.00 John Passidomo Miscellaneous ` 9.42 1,238.38 Dr.Thomas Richey 13,565.43 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Paul C.Pinson Expenses: Salary 4,875.00 FICA 372.90 Rent 250.00 IL Off. Supplies 277.92 — Postage 476.40 Electricity 23.79 Telephone 72.47 Insurance 225.00 Miscellaneous .22 6,573.70 Cash On Hand: 1/31/92 6,991.73 NEEDS ASSESSMENT ACCOUNT Income: $ 11,666.66 Expense: 11,666.66 Cash On Hand:1/31/92 -0- Final Payment 0 CHILDREN'S SERVICES COUNCIL OF COLLIER COUNTY Children's Services Council of Collier County is seeking applica- tions from the child advocates within the community who wish to • serve on the council. The 10-member council is the govern- ing body of a countywide indepen- dent special district created by county ordinance, and funded, upon approval, by a majority of the electorate, with ad valorem taxes not to exceed one-quarter mill. The term is four years. Members of the council must be residents of the county for the previous 24-month period. Persons interested should call 649-8222 for an application. Deadline date for return of applica- tion is March 1. k (n• AD C9— PNA ' AM'A A/1 paij Ed Ferguson, Aliese Priddy, Gary Rabkin, Melinda Riddle, Tom Smith, Mary Ellen zum Felde. APML RESUME for Thomas B. Smith 130 31st Street N. W. Naples, Florida 33964 Business Phone: (813) 774-4434 Updated: February 1992 PERSONAL DATA Born: May 17th, 1953 Weight : 170 lbs. Wife's Name: Julia F. Smith Height : 5' 11" Children: Girl age: 15 Health: Excellent Boy's ages: 9, 6, 15 months Wife's Employment : Naples Community Hospital / Pediatrics Ward EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Date Institution Degree Field 1982 - 1986 University of South Florida Bachelors Behavioral and Fort Myers, Florida Social Sciences 1979 - 1981 Edison Community College Associate Criminal Justice Fort Myers, Florida of Arts 1968 - 1972 Glens Falls High School Diploma N. Y. Regent's Glens Falls, New York WORK EXPERIENCE Date Institution Job Description 1977 - Pres. Collier County Sheriff's Office 77-81 Road Patrol-deputy 3301 East Tamiami Trail 81-82 Burg. Detective Naples, Florida 33962 82-89 Homicide Div. Sgt. (Child Crime & Missing Children specialist) 89-91 Bureau of Forensics Lieutenant 91-Pres. Vice & Narcotics Bureau Commander 1976 - 1977 Sebring City Police Dept. Road Patrol Officer Sebring, Florida 1972 - 1976 United States Air Force Military Police (Honorable Discharge) ( 1 yr. Investigations Sgt. ) QUALIFICATIONS My Criminal Justice career began after high school with my' enlistment into the U. S. Air Force's Military Police field. I progressed through the ranks and was discharged in 1976, at the rank of Sergeant. While in the service I worked all types of crimes, including domestics, black market, and violent crimes. While overseas, I was NCOIC of an Investigative Unit. Following my discharge I became employed by a small city Police Department in central Florida. I was a road patrol officer with the Sebring Police for slightly over a year when I left for a larger agency, in 1977. My next place of employment, the Collier County Sheriff's Office, has been my place of employment ever since. I began as a road deputy, and in 1981 was promoted to Corporal and transferred to the Detective Division. I was first assigned to the Property Crimes Unit. In 1982, I was transferred to the Homicide/Major Crimes Unit. In that position, I was responsible for the investigation of many deaths, suicides, robberies, kidnapping, extortions, rapes and other assorted crimes against persons. While assigned to this unit, I began to develop an interest in sexual related crimes. I gained extensive experience working these crimes, and became the sole officer for their investigation. My interests led me to re-organize, a then defunct, Rape Crisis Team. I was Chairman of the Board for three years. This team became very strong, in its victim advocacy, and service delivery. It was later Incorporated and went independent, working under a $80, 000 a year budget. While working adult sex crimes, I became aware of the lack of services, and the increasing numbers of crimes where children were victims. Emphasis seemed to be directed towards adult services with little or none for children. In late 1983, I began to develop a data base in order to understand the scope of the problem, on a local basis. This led to my development, organization and implementation of a Sheriff 's Office "Crimes Against Children Unit", a multi-disciplinary team concept. At that time there was no Child Protect Team in the County, and no coordinated services effort. This team approach, used in other states, became very progressive, and resulted a Child Protection Team being based in Collier County, and a special Child Crimes Prosecutor. Specialized medical protocols, reports and case management were implemented to coordinate these special cases. While in the unit, I handled over 1400 Missing Children Cases, and 800 felony Child Crimes. Successful prosecutions of several prolific pedophiles and child rapists was the reward. The case management perspective utilized by our agency has become a model for several other south Florida law enforcement agencies. I have worked several, very complicated, international abductions. Personally investigating several cases of parental abduction which took more than five years to conclude. I have received awards from state and national levels for my work with children. In 1986, I was appointed by Governor Bob Graham, to the "Florida Campaign to Protect Our Children" where I represented Florida's Law Enforcement on the panel. In 1989, I was transferred from the Crimes Against Children Unit. I was promoted to Bureau Lieutenant, placed in charge of the Sheriff's Crime Laboratory, Dive Search and Recovery Team, Property and Evidence Section, Major and Minor Crimes Forensics Technicians Section, and Latent Prints Section; county wide. During the last few years, I have continued working on several complex parental abductions, concluding with recoveries in the Bahamas and Phoenix, Arizona. I remained in the Forensics Bureau for two (2) years, in February 1991, I was requested by the Sheriff to assume command of the "Vice and Narcotics Bureau", the largest investigative bureau in the agency. This bureau consists of 31 members and is responsible for investigations into pornography, vice, prostitution, and all illicit narcotics activities in Collier County. In March 1991, I was contacted by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children in Arlington, Virginia and was selected to develop the first national training program for investigators handling Missing Children Cases. I was selected from hundreds of applicants nationwide. The committee of seven has developed a comprehensive training module that is being presented nationally. I instruct and developed the longest portion of the program on basic investigation, case management and resource development. In my career with the Collier County Sheriff 's Office I have been a motivator, and organizer. I have committed myself to several complicated projects, where others have backed off. I developed the agency's Crimes Against Children Unit, wrote the agency's first and only comprehensive report writing manual, developed and designed all of the agency's operational police reports (booking sheets, arrest reports, offense reports etc. ), co-developed the agency's extensive Behavioral Anchored Performance Appraisal systems, and was instrumental in the development of the Sheriff 's Crime Laboratory and several other projects. I am comfortable working with computers and computer software. I have become well versed with numerous computer programs: DOS, Word Perfect 5. 1, D-Base III, D-Base IV, and Flow-Charting. TRAINING CERTIFICATES / ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE Nov. 1976 Florida Police Standards and Training, State of Florida - "Police Basic Standards Certificate" (320 hours) 1976 - Present Member of the Collier County Sheriff's Office's Dive Rescue and Recovery Team 1981 Law Enforcement Officer of the Year for the Collier County Sheriff's Office 1981 Recipient of 1st Purple Heart and Medal Of Commendation presented by Collier County Sheriff's Office for serious injury and exemplary service in the line of duty. Oct. 1981 Promoted to Detective Bureau as a Corporal - Assigned to the Burglary Unit Jun. 1982 International Association of Dive Rescue Specialists, Fort Collins, Colorado "Dive Rescue I" Professional Certification as a SCUBA Dive Rescue Specialist (40 hours) Sept. 1982 Transferred to the Homicide-Major Crimes Unit as an Investigator Corporal. Later responsible for the investigation of many homicides, rapes, and serious crimes. 1983 I began to specialize in Spouse Abuse and Adult Sex Crimes. Became Detective responsible for all sex crimes / spouse abuse investigations. 1983 - 1985 University of Florida, Fort Myers, Student Government Association - Criminal Justice Department Representative on student Govt. Jul. 1983 University of Louisville, Kentucky - Southern Police Institute, Seminar on "Homicide Investigation" (40 hours) Jun. 1984 International Association of Dive Rescue Specialists, Fort Collins, Colorado "Dive Rescue II" Professional Certification as an advanced Dive Rescue Specialist (40 hours) Aug. 1984 Appointed to Advisory Board - Grant Finance Planning Committee Spouse Abuse Services Council, St. Vincent DePauls, Naples, Florida . rrr. 1984 (late) Began to specialize in Child Abuse and Child Exploitative issues, became very active in advocacy and developed innovative protocols. Aug. 1984 Appointed to Advisory Board - Bureau of Missing Children, Inc. , Tampa, Florida (2 yrs) Aug. 1984 Re-instituted the County's defunct Rape Crisis Team; organized and became 1984's Chairman of the Board Rape Crisis Team of Collier County. Appointed Chairman again in 1985 and in again in 1986. Acted as Trainer of Services for three years teaching volunteers victim services. Dec. 1984 "1984 Directors Award" - David Lawrence Mental Health Center, Naples, Florida (presented for my work with the Rape Crisis Team) Jan. 1985 Presented Implementation Plan and Organized the Collier County Sheriff's Office's "Crimes Against Children Unit", the first multi- disciplinary Team approach in Collier County; handling all crimes where children were victims (Missing and Exploited) . Dec. 1985 "1985 Directors Award" David Lawrence Mental Health Center, Naples, Florida (presented for my work with the Rape Crisis Team) Jun. 1985 Federal Bureau of Investigation, Quantico, Va. Attended "National Seminar on Family Violence" ( 20 hours) Jun. 1985 University of Southern California, Delinquency Control Institute - Seminar on "Family Violence and Child Abuse" (20 hours) Jul. 1985 University of Louisville, Kentucky - Southern Police Institute, Seminar on "Investigations of Sex Crimes" (40 hours) Aug. 1985 Two (2) day Mall presentation on Abuse and Neglect, First of it's kind, at Coastland Mall, Naples, Florida. It is now annual event. Sept. 1985 Florida Mental Health Institute, University of South Florida, Tampa, Consultant on their Abuse/Neglect Programs Grant Committee Jan. 1986 Florida Department of Law Enforcement Academy, Tallahassee, Florida Seminar on "Sexual Exploitation of Children" (40 hours) May 1986 Florida Department of Law Enforcement Academy, Tallahassee, Florida, "Center for Advanced Law Enforcement Studies (CALES) - Advanced Criminal Investigations" (80 hours) May 1986 Member of "National Association of Missing and Exploited Persons Investigators", Sun Prairie, WI (now defunct-1992) . Jun. 1986 Promoted to Detective Corporal First Class, Collier County Sheriff's Office Jun. 1986 Seminar on "Child Abuse Identification and Investigation" presented by Region-10 - Criminal Justice Standards, Fort Myers, Florida (40 hours) Jun. 1986 Seminar on "Sexual Exploitation of Children in America" presented by Child Abuse Prevention Project - Lee County Mental Health Center, Fort Myers, Florida ( 16 hours) Mar. 1986 Florida Police Standards and Training Certificate for "Interviews and Interrogations Techniques - Kinesics" Presented by Region-12 Criminal Justice Standards, Fort Myers, Florida (40 hours) Aug. 1986 Received a Gubernatorial Appointment by Florida Governor Bob Graham to the "Florida Steering Committee to Protect Our Children", participated as the representative for Florida's Law Enforcement on the Committee, Tallahassee, Florida. (project was disbanded Jan 1987) Oct. 1986 Workshop on "Interviewing Children of Sexual Abuse" presented by the Lee County Child Protection Team, Fort Myers, Florida (8 hours) Oct. 1986 Smith & Wesson's Identi-Kit School, presented by Broward Community College, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida ( 16 hours) Oct. 1986 Appointed to the "Florida Juvenile Handbook Task Force", Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Tallahassee, Florida. I authored two chapters, in a State wide Law Enforcement Training Manual. The chapter on "Sexual Exploitation" and one on "Interviewing of the Sexually Abused Child" (4 month project) 1 2 A I • i Nov. 1986 Florida Police Standards and Training, Advanced Training Certificate "State Vocational Instructors Certification -for Law Enforcement Techniques" (80 hours) Nov. 1986 Guest Lecturer for Department of HRS, Training Programs, "Interviewing Small Children with Anatomical Dolls", Naples, Florida (4 hours) Dec. 1986 Federal Bureau of Investigation, Miami Field Office, Law Enforcement Training Schools, 1 "Introduction to Criminal Profiling" (40 1 hours) 1 i Mar. 1987 U. S. Department of Treasury, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center at Glynco, Georgia. Seminar on "Child Abuse and Exploitation Investigative Techniques Training Program (40 hours) Mar. 1987 Interdepartmental Training Officer for 1 "Operational Report Writing Techniques", and "Technical Writing" ( 16 hours) I have taught report writing for Collier S. O. for past nine 1 years. May 1987 Promoted to Detective Sergeant in charge of 1 the Crimes Against Children Unit, which I had developed and operated as a corporal. I also maintained an active case load in Major Crimes (homicide, rape, robbery) Nov. 1987 Guest Lecturer for Florida Department of Law Enforcement's Workshop on "Missing Children", ai Orlando, Florida. Topics: "Organizing a Missing Child Program Within Smaller Agencies", and "Proactive Interviewing". Program co-sponsored by National Center for I Missing and Exploited Children, NCMEC, Washington, DC. Nov. 1987 Received "Certificate of Appreciation" from Florida Department of Law Enforcement for my work with Missing Children. I Jan. 1988 Member "District Eight Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Task Force" (Jan '88 to Jan '89) Mar. 1988 Seminar on "Sexual Abuse , Disclosure to Disposition" presented by Ms. Eileen Tracey, MA, Bronx, New York. ( 16 hours) 1 i I i Jun. 1988 Sole developer of all eleven ( 11 ) of the Collier County Sheriff's Office's operational Offense and Arrest reports. Devised a comprehensive system of reports, with training modules for ease in implementation. Wrote a 250 page report writing manual, trained all agency employees in their use. (5 month project) . Jun. 1988 Concluded complex International Parental Abduction Case. Canadian recovery of a child missing for seven (7) years. I testified before the Canadian Supreme Court in regards to this case, they awarded me temp-custody of the child, and directed me to coordinate the re-integration process of the child with the mother, he never knew. (Victim: Kristan Taylor Sherwood) Jun. 1988 Received an "Award of Appreciation" from the Missing Children's Help Center, Tampa, Florida, for my "Support of Missing Children Nationwide" Jun. 1988 Received an "Award of Merit" from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Washington, DC for my "Knowledge of Child Protective Skills" Aug. 1988 U. S. Department of Treasury, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center at Glynco, Georgia. Seminar on "Police Operations Leading to Improved Children and Youth Services - POLICY I" , held in Overland Park, Kansas (40 hours) Sept. 1988 Seminar on "Sexual Battery / Child Abuse" presented by the University of Florida College of Law; Fla. Prosecutors Continuing Education Program, Marco Island, Florida (24 hours) Dec. 1988 Received "Letter of Commendation" from Child Find of Ontario, Canada for my work on several of their cases, resulting in international recoveries of long term missing children. Jan. 1989 Promoted to Lieutenant, moved to the Crime Scene Unit to develop a comprehensive county wide Forensics Bureau, which later oversaw the following functions: Property and Evidence Section, Major and Minor Crimes Forensics Technicians Section, Latent Prints Section, newly developed Crime Laboratory, Search and Recovery Dive Team & Forensic Artistry. Apr. 1989 Florida Department of Advanced Training seminar, "Building and Maintaining a Sound Behavioral Climate" (40 hours) Aug. 1989 Concluded a complex six (6) year investigation into an International Parental Abduction Case, recovering two (2) Missing Children from a small island in the Bahamas. Requiring complicated negotiations with the US State Dept. , US Customs and the Bahamian Government. Reunited one child with a mother she never knew. (Victims: Amber and Dylan Campbell) Sept. 1989 Appointed to the Drafting Committee for "Naples Town Summit/Making the Grade National Project". To develop an action plan for the communities response to issues facing Naples Youth. (teen pregnancy, school dropouts, drug use and illiteracy) Sept. 1989 Collier County S. O. sponsored course, "How to Deal with the Media" presented by national lecturer and author. ( 16 hours) Sept. 1989 Federal Bureau of Investigation, Law Enforcement Training Division, seminar on "Management Principles - Performance Appraisals for Law Enforcement", Valencia Community College, Orlando, Florida (24 hours) Oct. 1989 Developed the Collier County Sheriff's Offices agency wide Performance Appraisal system. A separate system was designed for Certified Deputies, civilians and corrections. Three member task group (6 month project) Oct. 1989 Active Membership Florida State Division of the International Association for Identification (FDIAI ) member # 1137 Nov. 1989 International Association of Dive Rescue Specialists, Fort Collins, Colorado "Dive Rescue II" Professional (Re-training) Certification as an Advanced Dive Rescue Specialist, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida (40 hours) Mar. 1990 Federal Bureau of Investigation, Law Enforcement Training Division, seminar on "Managing the Marginal Performer", Collier County VOTECH Center, Naples, Florida (40 hours) Apr. 1990 Concluded a complex five (5) year Parental Abduction case, of a mother who assumed false ID's, and eluded State and Federal authorities for years. Arrested in Phoenix after I staked out a business; she had been living in Waco, Texas. (Victim: Michael Dean Speer) Nov. 1990 Certified by the Florida Police Standards and Training Commission for State Instructors Certification (expires November 1994) Jan. 1991 U. S. Dept. of Treasury, Federal Law Enforcement training Center, Glynco Georgia, seminar on "Managing Juvenile Operations-MJO", held in Fort Myers, Fla. (40 hours) Feb. 1991 Sheriff appointment to be Bureau Commander of the largest Detective Bureau in the agency, "Vice Intelligence and Narcotics Bureau", which consists of 2 street narcotics groups, one major crimes unit, a DEA task force, and an squad in Immokalee, Fla. twenty-eight (31 ) personnel. Mar. 1991 Appointed by the "National Center For Missing and Exploited Children" in Washington, D. C. , to assist in the development of the first training program by the center, in the area of Missing Persons Investigators. Later selected to write the largest training block entitled "Missing Children Investigations" an eight hour instructional block. Mar. 1991 Was selected as the Southwest Florida Criminal Justice Academy's instructor for "Technical Writing, statement taking, and report writing" at the Law Enforcement basic academy. ( 120 hours annually) Apr. 1991 Appointed "Committee Member" on Florida Cooperative Extension Services, "Make the Best Better Community Forum" held to define the critical issues of Naples for the year 2000 Apr. 1991 Gulf Coast Intelligence Unit, Seminar on "Financial / Gambling Investigations - RICO", sponsored by the I. R. S. and Lee County Airport Police, Fort Myers, Fla. ( 16 hours) Jun. 1991 Attend the US Army's "Basic Bomb Identification School", presented by the Army EOD from Florida National Guard (8 hours) Aug. 1991 Federal Bureau of Investigation's National Academy Seminar on Police Integrity (8 hours) . Sep. 1991 Broward Command Center's, Seminar on "Budgeting and Grantsmanship-for the Commander". (8 hours) Nov. 1991 Material developed and prepared by me (missing children case management and investigative protocol 's) was presented at a national training seminar at the new National Center for Missing Children Training Center, Arlington, Va. eight hours of lesson plans / material. Jan. 1992 Broward Command Center's Seminar on "Lawful Invasions-Police Raid Operations" (8 hours) • REFERENCES 1. Sheriff Don Hunter Collier County Sheriff's Office Collier County Govt. Center Bldg. J 3301 East Tamiami Trail Naples, Florida 33962 (813) 774-4434 2. Judge Cynthia Ellis Collier County Judge Collier County Govt. Center, Bldg. L Naples, Florida 33962 (813) 774-8747 3. Sergeant James "Jim" Hansen Youth Relations Deputy Supervisor Collier County Sheriff's Office 3301 East Tamiami Trail, Bldg A Naples, Florida 33962 (813) 774-4434 4. Mr. Charles Picket Senior Technical Advisor National Center for Missing and Exploited Children 2101 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 550 Arlington, Virginia 22201 (703) 235-5437 5. Beth Knake, Executive Director Hot Line & Rape Crisis of Collier County Inc. "Project Help" 2900 14th Street North, Office Four Naples, Florida 33940 (813) 649-1404 6. J. Blan Taylor, P. A. - Family, Criminal & General Law 3174 East Tamiami Trail Naples, Florida 33962 (813) 775-3611 7. Gloria Zimmerer, Assistant Director Missing Children's Help Center 410 Ware Boulevard, Suite #400 Tampa, Florida 33619 (813) 623-5437 4. ,\`�S COUNC/'OF 4 6 "Children... Today's Dream Tomorrow's Reality'' -' - : AGRAND CENTRAL STATION-SUITE 366 GOODLETTE ROADNAPLESFLORIDA 33940 � " TEL (813)649-8222 OFFICERS FST, qqo• Chairman: Bea Harper Vice Chairman: Richard Shanahan Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Ellen zumFelde COUNCIL MEMBERS Judge Ted Brousseau February 10, 1992 Alma Cambridge Delores G.Dry Nelson A.Faerber,Jr Lavern Gaynor John Passidomo Ms. Denise Coleman Dr.Thomas Richey CCES 14700 Immokalee Rd. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Naples, FL 33964 Paul C.Pinson Dear Denise: As per your request today, enclosed are two,forms of "Questionnaire For Gubernatorial Appointments." The deadline for the forms to be filled out and returned to this office is March 1, 1992. Kind regards. Sincerely, kmc:kc Kay Campbell encs. • CHILDREN'S SERVICES COUNCIL OF COLLIER COUNTY � �-� � 1 4j (,OUNCE �L�S OF "Children... Today's Dream - Tomorrow's Reality" ' T GRAND CENTRAL STATION SUITE 366 �� C GOODLETTE ROAD,NAPLES,FLORIDA 33940 >/� �� TEL:(813)649 8444 J•eSr. 199°- OFFICERS Chairman: Bea Harper Vice Chairman: Richard Shanahan Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Ellen zumFelde February 7, 1992 COUNCIL MEMBERS Judge Ted Brousseau Alma Cambridge Delores G.Dry Nelson A.Faerber,Jr. Lavern Gaynor Ms. Melissa Whitcavage John Passidomo Dr.Thomas Richey 2581 52nd Terrace, S. W. Naples, -FL 33999 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Paul C.Pinson Dear Ms. Whitcavage: In response to your telephone request of yesterday, en- closed is "Questionnaire For Gubernatorial Appointments." Please fill out and return to this office by the deadline date of March 1, 1992. Thank you and with kind regards. Since pcp:kmc Paul C. Pinson enc. CHILDREN'S SERVICES COUNCIL OF COLLIER COUNTY IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR / �j z DATE � � ME /'/T/ lA.M. l P.M. M --rC/ 1 .,/ -. OF �/5 � / / -A /9 PHONE C MZ-" 3_� q AREA CODE NUMBER EXTENSION TELEPHONED PLEASE CALL CAME TO SEE YOU WILL CALL AGAIN MI WANTS TO SEE YOU RUSH I RETURNED YOUR CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION MESSAGE � �_.0 - '�e-2i--, -^ /`` ems`^��7iL.1 C 1, SIGNED LITHO IN U.S.A. TOPS 14, FORM 3002S 4 (:-clouNcii O4. F �� r "Children... Today's Dream - Tomorrow's Reality" Z - A 70 GRAND CENTRAL STATION-SUITE 366 '� a GOODLETTE ROAD,NAPLES,FLORIDA 33940 O]/� ��C TEL:(813)649-8222 OFFICERS J•FS r. 199- Chairman: Bea Harper Vice Chairman: Richard Shanahan Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Ellen zumFelde COUNCIL MEMBERS February 7, 1992 Judge Ted Brousseau Alma Cambridge Delores G.Dry Nelson A.Faerber,Jr. Lavern Gaynor John Passidomo Mr. Edward Ferguson Dr.Thomas Richey 215 Silverado Drive Naples, FL 33999 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Paul C.Pinson Dear Ed: In response to your telephone request of today, enclosed is "Questionnaire For Gubernatorial Appointments." Please fill out and return to this office by the deadline date of March 1, 1992. Thank you and with kind regards. Sinc- • , , pcp:kmc Paul C. Pinson enc. . / */ • CHILDREN'S SERVICES COUNCIL OF COLLIER COUNTY APPLICATION FOR COUNCIL MEMBER 1 2/5/92 " Gant' Rab( Ln 4415 28th Ave. SW., 33999 263-3141 (Ives. O66Lce 455-2328 (Home) "_—. _ `tie I I can wraamaottZA IA3 (cc)COUNCIL 0 n "Children... Today's Dream - Tomorrow's Reality' x, GRAND CENTRAL STATION-SUITE 366 �� GOODLETTE ROAD,NAPLES,FLORIDA 33940 O) �C TEL:(813)649-8222 OFFICERS •Fs T 9 Q p• Chairman: Bea Harper Vice Chairman: Richard Shanahan Secretary-Treasurer. Mary Ellen zumFelde COUNCIL MEMBERS February 5, 1992 Judge Ted Brousseau Alma Cambridge Delores G.Dry Nelson A.Faerber,Jr. Lavern Gaynor Mr. Gary Rabkin John Passidomo 4415 28th"Ave. , SW Dr.Thomas Richey Naples, Ft 33999 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Paul C.Pinson Dear Mr. Rabkin: In response to your telephone request today, enclosed is "Questionnaire For Gubernatorial Appointments." Please fill out and return by the deadline date, March 1, 1992. Thank you and with kind regards. Sincerely, pep:kmc Paul C. Pinson encs. CHILDREN'S SERVICES COUNCIL OF COLLIER COUNTY %,\11I9z IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR DATE � L I TME L ) A.M. P.M. M nr LI l di OF PHONE A-a- AREA COD NUMBER EXTENSION TELEPHONED PLEASE CALL P CAME TO SEE YOU ; WILL CALL AGAIN WANTS TO SEE YOU RUSH RETURNED YOUR CALLSPECIAL ATTENTION MESSAGEd L& i W SIGNED LITHO IN U.S.A. TOPS 9 FORM 3002S