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Schultz opened the York County offices in May, 2003 after a successful career directing the growth and development of numerous entrepreneurial technology companies. The death of his dad the year prior prompted the career change, moving from "high tech" to "high touch." He has won numerous awards for excellence and achievement from Home Instead Senior Care's Home Office and serves on Home Instead Senior Care's Franchise Exchange Council, a select owner-advisory board.
Our CAREGivers and our staff members have a real commitment to caring for seniors and derives personal satisfaction by responding to this critical need that is growing so rapidly.
Ann joined the company in August, 2005 and tells us she’s blessed to be able to work with such wonderful people who are Home Instead CAREGivers. We know our CAREGivers feel the same way towards her. A former CAREGiver herself, Ann understands the challenges and rewards of CAREGiving. In addition to supervising client care, scheduling, and HR functions, Ann directly manages the "CAREGiver Experience," which seeks to nurture a community of caring professionals who are dedicated to creating outstanding relationships with the older adults they serve.
Debra is the first contact for seniors and their families seeking Home Instead services and directly manages many of Home Instead’s more challenging accounts. After a long, successful career in sales, marketing, and customer service that took her around the country and world, Debra turned to something dearer to her heart: eldercare. When she returned to her native Maine, Debra knew she found her calling when she joined Home Instead in March, 2010.
A former CAREGiver of the Year award winner, Fannie’s role has her working closely with CAREGivers and Clients to facilitate the creation of outstanding relationships between them, which is initiated by a personal introduction of CAREGiver to Client and is followed-up by regular quality assurance calls and visits. In her spare time, Fannie continues her lifelong passion of photography - her Biddeford business specializes in portraiture of young and old.
Teri tells us she’s "coated with butter," as nothing seems to faze her! A must-have trait for a staffing coordinator, The Saco resident made the transition into the office in the Fall, 2007, after providing care for a former client. Said the former client’s son when informed of Teri’s new position: "Dad got outstanding care from Teri – you couldn’t have picked a better person for your office."
In her role in facilitating Home Instead’s on-site presence in area facilities, staff, residents, and residents’ families appreciate Kerry’s welcoming smile, abundance of patience, and quiet confidence. Kerry tells us she feels privileged to be part of a great team of people who are sincerely dedicated to making the "Home Instead" experience successful for all.
Alisha is a talented young woman who is working as both a CAREGiver and the weekend on-call representative while she completes her education to become a professional social worker. We know she’ll be successful in that career, as she performs her CAREGiving and administrative positions with maturity, responsibility, common sense, patience, and creativity.
After spending eight years in the In-Home Care care industry as an ophthalmic technician, Sarah decided it was time for a career change. She joined the Home Instead team in the fall of 2012 and is thrilled to be a part of this wonderful team which is providing such a valuable service. A Maine native, Sarah moved back and forth across the country a few times, but now happily resides in Kennebunk with her two young children.
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KnightTime audio narration - The Human Shield

I finished the narration for "**The Human Shield**" by  KhjiitLiketoSneak. This was one of those stories that makes you want to cheer at the screen, I loved the main characters tone in this as he interacts with his would be conquerors. Thanks again to  KhjiitLiketoSneak for allowing me narrate it. This was a really fun read! Link Below to the original story and the narration. If you like it, please be sure to show your love to the Authors of these stories!

Narration - [The Human Shield](https://KnightTime.podbean.com/e/the-human-shield/)

Original Story- [The Human Shield](https://www.reddit.com/r/HFY/comments/mgv38q/pi_the_human_shield/)

Permission to Narrate granted by  **KhjiitLiketoSneak**Canyon Lake had another good week as the Volleyball team beat a good Bandera squad with a sweep and can hopefully take the momentum to a Tuesday date with their game with Wimberley in the first round of the 2016 playoffs.
Wimberley has not lost a first round game in the playoffs since the before1996 and this will be a good measuring stick on how this team can regroup as the most important part of this season opens.
With State Championships out the ‘wazoo’ you will know that this is not the Texan’s first rodeo. The following gives a good idea of how well this school plays volleyball, 1999(3A), 2001(3A), 2002(3A), 2003(3A), 2006(3A), 2007(3A), have all ended their season as being the best in their division.
The Texans proved their worth last year when they finished the 4th seed and could still advance to the 3rd round which was one more game than what Canyon Lake advanced too after winning the district.
Now Wimberley resides in another district which will give the Hawks for a chance of playing this rivalry game with much more on the line.
A full house would be a great way of showing this year’s Volleyball squad that the Hawk Nation has their back in this first round contest.
Canyon Lake did not have a lot of action this past week but the Junior Varsity Football team was in action after missing a chance to play 3 weeks ago when Austin Eastside Memorial did not field a Junior Varsity team.
The Hawks traveled to Steele to face their JV-B team and this game proved to be another testament on how these larger schools never having an opportunity to face a school that puts a Slot-T offense on the field.
CL has seen this witnessed in games this season with Austin Akins and Austin Reagan as these larger enrollment schools found it hard in stopping this grinding running game.
This game was no different as the Hawk JV won this game, 22-6 and now will finish their season this Thursday on the road in Taylor.
Canyon Lake’s Varsity will be going where no other Hawk football team has ever gone when they will have an opportunity to play for all the marbles at home against Taylor as both teams share undefeated District 14-4A records. The winner will have the 1st seed and some good momentum going into this year’s playoff slate of games.
There is a Coaches Poll for each 4A Region schools and the Hawks reside in the 3rd spot for the 4A-Division 1, Region IV schools.
Team            Record         Pts.       Prev.
A big week with Volleyball and Football both have huge opportunities with important dates for advancing their sport and status.
If the Hawk Volleyball team beats Wimberley then their next bout will be announced for a Thursday or Friday next round contest.
Stay tuned for some great action This Week @ Canyon Lake!
This entry was posted on Sunday, October 30th, 2016 at 4:52 pm and is filed under Football, Volleyball.​At this stage you think about what is what you want to achieve; something that you can look forward to finish, something that motivates you.
1. You can write different sentences starting with "How to...." that approach different entry points to solve the problem.
2. Try to make the objective SMART (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time bounded). Meaning that is an objective that can be counted, measured, possible to achieve in the time you want, relevant so that you are motivated, and with a deadline).What kind of carb is it?

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