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EDUCATION, PREVENTION, INTERVENTION, AND RECOVERY
ABOUT NCADD
St. Dominic’s Behavioral Health Services would like to congratulate our friend and colleague Sister Mary Paulinus Oakes, R.S.M.
The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence of the Central Mississippi Area (NCADD) was founded in 1949 to help individuals and families struggling with alcoholism, other addictions, and related issues. We strengthen families and communities through direct assistance, referrals, education, prevention, and public advocacy.
Her dedication and passion to those with mental illness and alcohol and drug abuse has been unwavering. Sister P, as she is known to so many, has dedicated her career to helping those in our community less fortunate. We thank you for your lifetime of service and dedication to others.
ABOUT THE BRONZE KEY The Bronze Key is a national recognition award granted by the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence for Affiliate presentation to an individual or organization that has made an outstanding contribution to the field and the Affiliate. It is the highest local award presented by Affiliates.
Behavioral Health Services
LETTER FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT
NCADD primarily exists to educate and assist people (mostly teenagers and children, but also adults) in regards to alcoholism, drug addiction and nicotine addiction. With distracted driving becoming more of a problem, NCADD has also incorporated this as a focus in relation to teens and senior adults. We also help families navigate through the difficult decisions about recovery – not only for their loved ones, but also for themselves. NCADD works tirelessly to bring the recovering community together with one goal in mind – carrying the message of hope. NCADD would not be able to further its mission without private donations (large and small) and through sales from its bookstore, which is one of the largest collections of recovery books in the state. I invite you to come by to see our store in Ridgeland, visit with our staff and help us carry the message to those in need.
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Sincerely,
Brett Ashy NCADD Board President
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Brett Ashy, President Kim Mathis, VicePresident Leah Bolian, Secretary Tamara Williams,Treasurer John Hawkins Sean Guy Dennis Ayers
Deborah Ballou Ruth Ann Rigby Joe Usry Tim Dillard Kostas Matheos Gwen Rakestraw Neely Carlton
Tim Dillard Marla Baker Brad Garraway Ben Roach Bill Blair Jenny Woodruff Martha Wooten
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Jenny Crutchfield, Executive Director Daisy Carter, Program Director Department of Mental Health Grant Lori Carter, Project Director Mississippi Tobacco Free Coalition of Copiah and Lincoln Counties Mack Pampley, Community Outreach Coordinator Mississippi Highway Safety Grant CJ Davis, Community Outreach Coordinator Mississippi Highway Safety Grant
BRONZE KEY RECIPIENT: SISTER MARY PAULINUS OAKES Sister Mary Paulinus Oakes, R.S.M., also known as “Sister P,” has provided over 18 years of excellent service, assisting with outreach and fundraising efforts throughout the community. The Vicksburg, Mississippi native holds a bachelors degree from Webster University, in St. Louis and masters degrees from Xavier University in Chicago and Loyola University in New Orleans. Sister P has served as a teacher, elementary school principal and a high school administrator in Mercy Schools in both Mississippi and Oklahoma. For the past 20 years, she has been an adjunct faculty member for Hinds Community College in Hinds and Warren counties teaching American Literature. Over the last decade, Sister P has been instrumental in setting up homeless shelters for women and children in New Orleans and surrounding communities. and has served as certified chaplain at St. Dominic’s Behavioral Health Services for both the psychiatric and chemical dependency unit for over sixteen years. St. Dominic’s Congratulates
P now acts as one of the founders of BORN FREE, a primary residential treatment program for pregnant and/ ster orSister Paulinus parenting women Oakes needing assistance to recover from chemical addictions in the Jackson area. She is also a current
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Although she is semi-retired, her passion is helping those who suffer from alcoholism and drug dependency. She is currently working on a long-range project for women and children at risk that includes life skills and GED training. After recollecting on her many years of service it is simply unimaginable how many lives she has touched.
JEFF GOOD MASTER OF CEREMONY Jeff Good is the President of Mangia Bene Restaurant Management Group, the owner/operators of BRAVO! Italian Restaurant & Bar, Broad Street Baking Company, and Sal & Mookie’s. He is also a principal with Dollars & Sense Creative Consulting, a business-consulting venture specializing in processes, procedures and playful marketing for small to medium sized businesses, retail, restaurant and customer service-related industries. Jeff attended Millsaps College and graduated in May with a degree in Business Administration. The summer after graduation, Jeff married his college sweetheart, Debbie McGregor. Jeff and Debbie live in the Fondren neighborhood of Jackson, and are proud parents of twin teenage girls, Alex and Carly.
ORDER OF EVENTS Special Music by David Hawkins ~ Welcome ~ ~ Invocation ~ Sister Mary Dorthea Sondgeroth ~ Bronze Key Award Presentation ~ Sister Mary Dorothea Sondgeroth Ruth Ann Rigby ~ Introduction of Mackenzie Phillips ~ ~ Mackenzie Phillips ~
MACKENZIE PHILLIPS Mackenzie Phillips is an actress and singer best known for her roles in American Graffiti and as rebellious teenager Julie Cooper on the sitcom One Day at a Time. She is also known for her role on Disney channels science-fiction show So Weird.
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Mackenzie is the daughter of John Phillips, lead singer of the 60s band The Mamas and the Papas. As a troubled teen star and throughout adulthood, Phillips made several visits to rehab before getting sober. Mackenzie’s struggles with addiction have been well documented in her bestselling book High On Arrival and in the media. She now wishes to use her past experiences to help others and offer hope to individuals who are struggling with substance abuse and addiction. Most recently Mackenzie has joined the Pasadena Recovery Center team as their recovery and treatment advocate. She will share the bumpy road she has had from being a child star to where she is today, and how her work at Pasadena Recovery Center as a Recovery and Treatment Advocate has enriched her life.
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Bishop Joseph Kopacz and the Diocese of Jackson congratulate
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