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The national basketball analyst Family Husband Frank; three sons Company/Position I am a national basketball analyst for ESPN, CBS, Raycom Sports, Fox Sports and the Big Ten Network. This is my 26th year on the air covering men’s and women’s college basketball. Philanthropy/Volunteer work My husband (Frank) and I are putting together a foundation: “Frankie and Friends.� This foundation is the platform for our son Frankie to speak against bullying. Frankie is a ninth grade student at Wando and has been all over the country spreading the word about why it’s important to make good choices, treat everyone with respect and not use the “R� word. We pledge to stop the R� word by supporting www.r-word.org. Frankie has spoken at assemblies in Kansas (1,500 peers), St. John’s University in New York City (500 college students), Cario Middle School (460 peers) East Cary Middle School (600 peers) and Moultrie Middle School (Women in Charge Club) I serve on the Board of Directors for the Kay Yow Cancer Fund and the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame. We raise money for research thru the Kay Yow Cancer Fund ($8 million since 2007) and I assist in selecting the annual induction class into the womens’ basketball hall of fame.
“...Work hard, don’t assume anything and enjoy each moment.� Education I attended North Carolina State University graduating with a double major in Business Management and Economics. I have a masters degree in Sports Administration from Ohio University. How did you get to where you are today? I knew basketball would always be a part of my life but wasn’t sure if that path would be thru Sports Administration as an Athletic Director, a coach or a broadcaster. I knew I would be in the game because of my passion for basketball. After 26 years of working in TV, I can’t imagine being involved in another way at this moment. I carved my own path. In beginning of my career, there were not many opportunities for women in college basketball. The only game on TV was the national championship in the 80s. I worked, marketed and sold advertising to create my own TV broadcasting schedule early in
my career. Today, I average 80 college basketball games the last 12 years and I don’t have any home games, all my games are on the road. What is your life philosophy? My philosophy is: to get what you want, you have to help others get what they want. What inspires you? I’m inspired by my three boys and my husband to do the best I can each day while balancing family and career. Who is your mentor? One of my mentors was my college basketball coach at NC State and Naismith Hall of Famer, Kay Yow. She fought a 28 year battle with breast cancer. She inspired me to build, serve and maintain the right attitude so I will make the right choices in family and career. Best advice youhave ever been given? Some of the best advice I have been given is to work hard, don’t assume anything and enjoy each moment. What do you do to relax, hobbies? There isn’t much down time raising a family. There isn’t much downtime because of the demands of my job. That’s perfectly okay with me because there is much I have yet to accomplish. I love to play golf when I can find the time. Honestly, I’m not looking for extra time for me at this point in my life.
Debbie Antonelli
Name Debbie Antonelli.
The director of planning and development Family Bobby (husband), sons John (13) and Luke (9) Company/ Position Town of Mount Pleasant/ Director of Planning and Development Philanthropy/ Volunteer MUSC Children’s Hospital and Ronald McDonald House through Trident United Way; Day of Caring with fellow Town of Mount Pleasant employees. This year, we helped deliver meals with East Cooper Meals on Wheels. Education Bachelor’s Degree, the College of Charleston; Master of Public Administration, the University of Charleston, inducted as a member of Pi Alpha Alpha, the National Honor Society for Public Affairs and Administration. Did you see yourself being where you are today? Why? I’ve always had an interest in working with people, especially in public service and government. When I first began the public administration program at the College of Charleston, I was not sure where it would lead, but working for the Town of Mount Pleasant was always a goal. Following graduation, I was incredibly lucky to be hired by the Mount Pleasant Planning Department. The Planning Department had a reputation for great planning, and I was very excited to become a part of that momentum. This job has provided me with opportunities to work with many great people in our community, as well as help create great places and good planning for Mount Pleasant. How did you get where you are today? I am where I am today professionally because of the great people that I get to work with every day. Of course, hard work, loyalty and dedication are a must, but I believe that you are only as good
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“... Some of the best advice can be found in the stories and words shared by great American writers...� as the people around you. For me, this starts with the Planning Department. The folks in both the Planning and Building Divisions are dedicated, hardworking, creative and have tremendous institutional knowledge. Working together, we have accomplished much. Most recently, we became the first municipality in the state to have an accredited Building Division and one of a few communities in the nation to possess that designation. I’ve also had tremendous support from town council and from our current Town Administrator, Eric DeMoura. The combination of team work and core values propelled me to where I am today. What is your life philosophy? Work hard. Be gracious. Be grateful and always, always remember to say thank you. What inspires you? My greatest inspiration comes from the two most important women in my life - my mother and my grandmother. Both have inspired me in different ways with their unique qualities and strengths. When my father passed away at a very young age, my mother was left to raise my brother and me (ages 1 and 4) on her own. She remarried later to a wonder-
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ful man, but for many years she was on her own working full time as a teacher, earning a master’s degree and raising two children. As a working mother now, I wonder how she did it. She is a compassionate person and genuinely kind to everyone. My mother inspires me with her quiet strength, commitment and kindness. My grandmother was a very strong woman. She was the daughter of Dutch immigrants and grew up in Brooklyn during the Great Depression. She was a nurse in the Navy in World Was II and later helped found the first recovery room for Conway Hospital. She was part of what is truly the Greatest Generation. She always spoke her mind and was a woman of great determination and willpower. Both women have had a tremendous impact on the person I am today and the type of person I aspire to be.
Christiane Farrell
Name Christiane M. Farrell
Who is your mentor and why? I consider former Planning Director Joel Ford and former Town Administrator Mac Burdette to be my professional mentors. I had the privilege of working with them for 10 years, during which time I benefited tremendously from their institutional knowledge and work experience. They were both extremely dedicated to the Town of Mount Pleasant. Joel Ford had much to do with how well the town developed over the last 30 years. From him, I learned good planning and effective communication with citizens and developers. Mac Burdette taught me about effective leadership. His continued support and guidance provided me the tools needed to be successful. Best advice you have ever been given? I enjoy reading and I think that some of the best advice can be found in the stories and words shared by great American writers such as Harper Lee and Mark Twain. “To Kill a Mockingbird,� my favorite book, is a classic story about morals from which so much can be learned. Mark Twain has many brilliant quotes and words to live by. Two of my favorites are: “If you tell the truth, you don’t have
to remember anything� and “Keep away from people who belittle your ambitions. Small people always do that but the really great make you feel that you, too, can become great.� What do you do to relax, hobbies? I love spending time with my family
and especially enjoying outdoor activities with them such as grilling out, going to the beach or enjoying sporting events together. I particularly enjoy running. I’ve had the same running partner for over eight years and we are gearing up for our fourth half-marathon this winter. I also enjoy crafting and home decorating.
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The founder of Charleston Girl Name Kelly Gaskins Family cat: Bella Company/Position President/Founder Charleston Girl Philanthropy/Volunteer work I always try to give back to the community that has supported me whenever I can. I have had the opportunity to sponsor local softball teams and that has been an amazing experience. These teams would not be possible if it were not for the support of local sponsors so it is gratifying to be able to help. I also think it is very important to help those interested in business through mentoring and speaking engagements. Starting a business from scratch is wonderful but it can also be intimidating, so I am always open to help anyone who needs advice whether it be students, to relatives to complete strangers. At the end of October I will be volunteering my time to speak at Charleston Southern University discussing the adventures and challenges of launching a small business and making it successful. Personally, I am a huge animal lover and supporter of no kill efforts and I always donate quarterly to the Charleston Animal Society. I also attend many of their fundraising events. I adopted my cat Bella from the organization. The C.A.S is currently working to become a nokill shelter so it is now more important than ever to financially support this wonderful organization. I am an avid supporter of different charitable organizations through participation in different 5k runs. My favorites are the Dirty Girl 5k which supports the Bright Pink Foundation and the Boone Hall Running Scared 5k which supports the MUSC Children’s Hospital. As president of the Cales Family Reunion Commitee, I also volunteer a lot of my time annually to organizing my family’s reunion. I know this is not a charity but it is certainly a worthy cause to me. I never knew my grandfather (Carlie Cales) because he died unexpectedly in a tragic accident in 1983. Organizing this event really is therapeutic for me because I have learned so much about my grandfather and family in general that I would have never discovered otherwise. It is really uplifting to bring my family together in the spirit of community and honor our past. This year’s reunion on Oct. 5 saw 85 attendees.
Mary Elizabeth Goodson
The associate choral director Name Mary Elizabeth Goodson
Kelly Gaskins
“Believe you deserve success in your life. You really do, you know.” try’s foundation built on the American Dream. You have the freedom to start your own business, work hard and experience the success of your efforts. I am a testament to that. I also want to leave a positive legacy for my family. Who knows? a hundred years from now, my greatgreat-great grandchildren could be wearing my fragrance, Charleston Girl. Who is your mentor and why? that is a tough one. I would not say I have an active and official mentor but I do have a friend who has believed in me from the start. When others discouraged me and questioned why I wanted to launch a fragrace, this person told me to go for it and confirmed my belief that is was a great idea. I will never forget that moment sitting at the bar at T-Bone’s on Market discussing my business idea and thinking of names for the fragrance. That is honestly where the name Charleston Girl Perfume was first spoken. At every step of the process, that particular friend was always there to support me. It is so important to surround yourself with positive people who support you.
Best advice you have ever been given? Believe you deserve success in your life. You really do, you know. Don’t give in to negative “self talk.” You may think you really don’t deserve to succeed in business. You just aren’t “that type.” It’s important that you believe you are deserving. Education Bachelors in Journalism-Universi- This type of mindset can change your life. ty of South Carolina
Did you see yourself being where you are today? Why? No, but I always knew I wanted to be in control of my future and my success. I knew working for someone else would not be a long term thing for me. How did you get to where you are today? With an open mind, thick skin and desire to succeed. What is your life philosophy? I’ve been dying since the day I was born so I’ve gotta get to living while I can. What inspires you? I am inspired by our great coun-
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What do you do to relax, hobbies? For relaxtion, I love to travel. I just returned from a roadtrip from Charleston to San Antonio. It was a great experience and I really enjoyed the pit stops along the way, especially in New Orleans. I love meeting unique characters on these trips because these people are really what make life interesting. A hobby of mine is also collecting pressed pennies; probably dorky but they are a fun reminder of where I’ve been. Another hobby of mine is Zumba Fitness. I am a certified instructor and have been teaching for three years. Many of my students have been attending since I started and have become like family.
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understand how powerful and how rewarding it is to help students grow into the person that they are meant to be.
do Chorus, has taught me so much about how to teach. He inspires the students to be and sound the best they can while having a great time. He also cares deeply about the students as people. Every day he and I have so much fun teaching together. I am very lucky I get to work with my mentor. There are also countless other teachers who have made me the person I am today.
Family The daughter of Max and Anne How did you get to where you are Goodson of Sumter, and the sister of today? Adam, who lives in Charlotte. Lots of amazing teachers. That’s why I wanted to become a teacher Company/Position Associate Choral director at Wando myself, and why it was important for me to come back to South Carolina. High School In every point in my education, I had Best advice you have ever been Philanthropy/Volunteer work: incredible teachers who inspired me There’s a lot of functions and events and taught me so much more than given? Whenever I’m making a hard decithat we do inside and outside of school the subject material. For me to take for the community, but I don’t know if I that and not give back in some way, would call it volunteer work. The past and not do that in the state where I two years, Wando Chorus has made was raised felt wrong. After I earned our fall concert a canned food drive. my Master’s degree in Louisiana I Last year we collected 1,000 cans of was determined to come home to food for the community. We also work South Carolina to teach what I’m closely with the students on Voices of passionate about - music. Now Wando, a concert in its second year I’m part of a cycle. One day one of of production. The proceeds from my former students will become a Voices of Wando go to research on teacher and inspire future generaPancreatic Cancer. This year for fall tions, and it will continue. concert, our theme was “Out of This What is your life philosophy? World,” and all of our songs centered Work hard, be kind and follow your on the earth, moon and sun. The students presented ways to help the heart. I think if people see you are environment, and Sewee showed a so passionate and confident about video while we closed the concert with something, they want to join you. What inspires you? My students. “Over the Rainbow.” They come from all walks of life, but every day they come into class with Education Graduated fom Sumter High a smile on their face and we make inSchool, B.M. in Music Education from credible music. Some of them are goUniversity of South Carolina. M.M. in ing through some difficult times, but Choral Conducting from Louisiana they face it bravely and with a good attitude. My students have taught me State University. Did you see yourself being where kindness, strength, respect, humor, you are today? Why? Absolutely not. patience, pride and, of course, muIf someone had told me in high school sicality. We really are like a big family and even most of college that one day in chorus - music helps us connect I would teach, I would have thought with each other in a very unique way. that they were crazy. Looking back,I Who is your mentor and why? think I was more concerned with Eric Wilkinson, the director of Wanmyself and performing. I didn’t yet
sion, My mom always tells me to trust myself and do what I think is best. I think it’s important to go with what you believe is right. If you make some mistakes, then you’ve learned something. What do you do to relax, hobbies? Anything outside, because Charleston is gorgeous. I just bought a house, and have found that I actually enjoy yard work - when I’m not killing plants. My puppy dog Molly and I love to take walks and bike rides, especially on the beach. I also love to bake and read when I get time.
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The CEO of KLJ Enterprises “...Learn how to multi-task.”
Kathy L. Jackson Nane Kathy L. Jackson
cessful career as a marketing and event planning professional. While in college, I had strong desires and participated in planning and marketFamily My mother and father were dedi- ing events for campus organizations. cated community service individuHow did you get to where you are als. My father was the pastor of Mt. Moriah Missionary Baptist Church today? My personal relationship with the for 25 years and Pastor of Annivesta Baptist Church for 17 years. He Lord, Jesus Christ, has made the was a teacher, football, basketball greatest impact with me being where and girls track coach for Charleston I am today. Also, the examples and County School District for 22 years. encouragement of my parents, along He was named Coach of the Year for with my desire and determination to the State of Alabama before moving be successful have greatly attributed to South Carolina. My mother was to me being where I am. the executive director of the YWCA What is your life philosophy? of Greater Charleston for 37 years, I believe that once people have a and has received countless national and local awards for her great ac- strong passion and make a decision complishments in the community. that they are going to achieve their goals and destinies in life, they can do so in spite of circumstances. Company/Position KLJ Enterprises/CEO What inspires you? I am very inspired when I see peoPhilanthropu/Volunteer Work My most current philanthropic work is ple persevere and accomplish great with Junior Girls Day Out Commu- things in spite of life circumstances. nity Project, an organization that Who is your mentor and why? provides education, career and personal enrichment programs for girls Janice Bankston of Chicago, Ill., ages 6-12 years old. I also currently has consistently mentored me for serve on the Rev. Dr. E.L. Jackson numerous years. She believes in Scholarship Society’s Board of Di- me, believes I can fulfill my destiny rectors which awards scholarships and has assisted me in attaining to deserving high school students. my life goals. Her wise counsel over Over the years, I have collaborat- the years has made a tremendous ed and volunteered with numerous impact in so many areas of my life. community service organizations to I greatly admire her commitment, provide assistance to those in need. diligence and her heart of giving to others. She is truly an impeccable person. Education College of Charleston, University Best advice you have ever been of South Carolina, Howard University (Radio Internship) and Medical given? One of the best advices I have University of South Carolina (Public ever been given is to learn how to Relations Internship). “multi-task.” Did you see yourself where you What do you do to relax, hobbies? are today? Why? Yes, I saw myself enjoying a suc- I enjoy dining out and eating vari-
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ous cuisines. I also enjoy being out on the water, singing, dancing, and doing cool things to celebrate other people.
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EAST OF THE COOPER RIVER
The owner of Fitz Jewelry
and Templeton Silver
Nikki Wood Name Nikki (Fitzgerald) Wood Family Jay Wood (husband), Matty (13-year-old fat/ornery orange cat), Lewis (3-year-old lanky black cat)
“The past is the past and leave it there. We all get down on ourselves and life can get in the way.”
Company/Position: Owner/designer of It Fitz Jewelry and Temple- with my businesses, but ultimately I know that is not an option I will ton Silver choose. Charleston has so many creative, incredible and talented Philanthropy/Volunteer work I volunteer with an amazing orga- artists out there and huge competinization called SOS. A friend of mine tion, that is can be very intimidating. from college passed away from can- But, I have to stop and regroup, and cer and this is an organization that realize that’s what makes being an is near and dear to my heart. As a artist so awesome. Everyone has uterine cancer survivor, I feel like it’s different talents, styles and designs important that we do what we can in and there is a fit for ever consumer order to find a cure for it (any type out there. Whether it’s me or someof cancer). SOS’S goal is to allow one else. It does help having a very patients to focus solely on recovery supportive best friend/husband and not the financial stress brought that can be my cheering section on during this very difficult battle. and give me the extra push I need Funds raised are used to provide some days. Having someone truly assistance to those with every day believe in you and what you do is needs such as wigs, prosthetics, the best feeling in the world. childcare, gas cards, utility bill asWhat inspires you? sistance, medication assistance Being a native of Charleston and and more. the beauty the city encompasses, is in my blood. We live where people Education University of South Carolina 1997 vacation and we live here year round. Graduate Double Major Marketing/ It’s hard not to be inspired by the allure of The Holy City. I have found Management my spring/summer collections are Did you see yourself being where always my favorite. Corals and bright colors rock. I also love fashion magyou are today? Why? Not at all. I always thought I’d have azines and pouring a glass of wine a career in sales “working for the and scouring them. I love the end man” with two children and a white result of my creations. Seeing my picket fence by this age. But, you jewelry on a customer and them truly know what they say, if you want to loving it, makes me happy. Seeing make God laugh, tell him your plans. one of my pacifier clips on a baby Never in a million years did I think I and mom being happy, is rewarding. would own two companies and be Who is your mentor and why? doing what I absolutely love. Don’t My friend Jennifer Buddin owns get me wrong, there are days that I’m frustrated and second guess The Little Black Book and her commyself, but at the end of the day, pany is growing and growing fast. I’m still beyond thrilled to have the The past five years she has been there for me to ask questions, opportunity to do this. bounce ideas, financial advice, How did you get to where you helped me with wording, and literally everything else you can imagine. are today? A lot of hard work, a lot of hours, She is a busy girl (husband, son, one and a lot of trial and error. Working on the way, and a thriving business) for yourself you never stop working. but still takes time out to help little There are weeks that I have eas- old me. She does it with a smile on ily worked 70 hours. Being a one her face and never seems annoyed woman show (soon to be hiring an (at least not within earshotJ) when intern) and having to do all market- I come to her for anything. She is ing, packaging, social media and an incredible wife, mom, business not to mention actually making owner and friend. She’s always posithe products, etc is a never end- tive, and lights up a room. If I’m ever ing process. There are days that I’ll half that successful in all areas of have to put my husband to work and my life, I’ll be doing well. have him string beads for me (give Best advice you have ever been him a few beers and he somehow always ends up being a willing par- given? The past is the past and leave it ticipant). Over the last four years I have learned from my mistakes there. We all get down on ourselves and have FINALLY started to figure and life can get in the way. After out what works and what doesn’t, being diagnosed with uterine canbut every day is new, and something cer at 35 and a full hysterectomy at 36, I knew I had a choice. I can different always pops up. sit around and feel sorry for myself What is your life philosophy? that my husband and I weren’t able “Never Give Up.” Absolutely. There to have kids and that I had gotten have been so many days that I just cancer or I could power through it, want to throw the towel in and won- kick cancer’s ass and be thankful der if I’m making the right decisions that I had a big blessing of being CYAN-AOOO
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cancer free and second chance at life. Don’t get me wrong, there are better days than others, but I knew I wanted to move forward and not let it bog me down. I look back on that and know that I can do anything. It is actually possible for me to grow these two companies into what I want them to be. Having a very strong support system in my husband, friends, mom and in laws, I’m starting to finally believe that the sky’s the limit. What do you do to relax, hobbies? Since my hobby has actually become my profession, when I finally do get to actually “relax” I love nothing more than to spend time with my husband and friends. And, watching a little Gamecock football.
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Belk Fashion Fall 2013: Most Wanted for Women Belk Fashion Fall 2013: “Seriously Chic” Past fashion meets present with powerful pieces for any occasion Belk, the Modern, Southern, Style and icon of all things fashion, predicts a “Seriously Chic” fall 2013 with a range of fanciful fabrics, eyecatching colors, and posh patterns to play up this season’s irresist ible statements; Past Perfect, Modern Mindset, Just Dan dy, and Glam GlobeTrotter. Fashionsavvy southerners will look to Belk to create a personal look from innova tive designs, fresh prints, and shapes that perpetually flat ter. Vintage inspired visions, modern magnetism, and ex otic elegance will accentuate charm, making dressing for a full social calendar a breeze. Fall Fashion 2013 promises to provide the most excit ing offering’s seen in years as designers and consumers are ready for a change. Pre pare to be captivated by the classic cultivation of this fall’s Belk style statements.
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Did you know? The ratio of women to men decreases as the population ages. According to the book, “Gender Gap: The Biology of MaleFemale Differences” by David Barash and Judith Eve Lipton, worldwide there are approximately 107 baby boys born for every 100 baby girls. But all human embryos actually start out as females for the first six weeks of life. After that sixth week of development, if the embryo is male, a certain gene on the Y chromosome will begin to produce androgens that encourage the development of male characteristics. Men have a life expectancy of 64.52 years, as compared to a life expectancy of 68.76 for women, says information from The Harvard Medical School. Also, male babies are 25 percent more likely to die in infancy than female babies.
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The growing number of nonprofit organizations and other philanthropic groups has made opportunities for careers in philanthropy more plentiful.
Exploring careers in philanthropy The growing number of nonprofit organizations and other philanthropic groups has made opportunities for careers in philanthropy more plentiful. Those with profes sional business experience or even students right out of col lege often find opportunities within organizations geared to giving back. According to Indiana Uni versityPurdue University Indianapolis, there are more than 1.4 million nonprofit organizations in the United States alone. These organi zations need dedicated staff to run their operations, and employees of such nonprofits often find there are several advantages to working for charitable organizations. !" #$%%&'(" )*(+" ',-&(*, ments: Working in philan thropy means improving other people’s lives. Employ
ees may be happy in their positions because they re alize their work is part of a larger effort to help the less fortunate. The nonprofit sec tor will attract other like minded people, and working alongside people with similar interests can make for a more enjoyable workplace environ ment. !".&-'(/'"('/%*,/&0&1&2&'/3" Nonprofit operations are gen erally smaller than many oth er companies, and employees often find themselves with diverse responsibilities and more direct access to man agement and other decision makers. People interested in dabbling in various parts of a business may find the often intimate nature of the nonprofit sector an ideal fit. !"4%%*(25,&2&'/"6*("2($-'13" Some nonprofits offer the chance to work outside of the
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country. Nonprofit organi zations who work across the globe may help build homes or schools in less developed countries or establish arts and education programs in countries where such oppor tunities are lacking. A job in the nonprofit sector may al low people to experience new cultures and opportunities that may never present them selves in the private sector. !" 7(*)28" *%%*(25,&2&'/3" Wearing a variety of hats, as many nonprofit employees do on a regular basis, allows those working at nonprofit organizations to build their resumes in ways not avail able to men and women working at more structured companies. People who work in the non profit sector often find that their careers are rewarding for a variety of reasons.
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Forbes magazines publishes annual lists highlighting the influential movers and shakers across the globe. Their “World’s Most Powerful Women” list rou tinely features females who are ranked by wealth, social impact and media momentum. While the top spots have routinely been snagged by women such as Angela Merkel, chancellor *6"7'(F$,9G".&1F$"H*5//'66C" %('/&=',2"*6"<($I&1G"$,=">'1&,=$" 7$2'/C"D*D8$&("*6"28'"<&11"J">'1&, =$"7$2'/"K*5,=$2&*,C"28'"1&/2"$1/*" includes a number of influential )*F',"6(*F"#*119)**="$/")'11?" This year actress Sofia Vergara F$+'/"28'"1&/2"$2"L*?"EM?"@8'"&/" *,'"*6"*,19"$"8$,=651"*6"#&/%$,&D" women on the list. Vergara, who hails from Colombia and cur (',219"/2$(/"*,"28'"N<O"8&2"2'1'-& sion program, “Modern Family,” '$(,/"PE;"F&11&*,"%'("9'$(?"@8'"&/" PHOTO PROVIDED currently the highestpaid actress on television and has a number of Mable Gay turns 100 years old Thursday. product endorsements, including #$%%9":;;28"<&(28=$9"2*" Palms. She will celebrate Pepsi. Vergara also is the execu >$01'"7$9?"@8'"&/"$"1*,A with family and friends on 2&-'"%(*=5D'("*6"28'"N<O"/8*)C" “Killer Women.” time resident of the Isle of B85(/=$9C"4D2?"E:?
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Address your money concerns and take control of your finances The roles played by women have changed dramatically over the years. Modern wom en now wear many hats, one of which is money manager. That’s true for women man aging their personal finances or those overseeing their fam ily’s finances. But managing finances can be intimidating for anyone, regardless of gender. Often times, a careful assessment of your attitude toward money is a great way to make the process of managing your finances a lot less stressful. A great first step when managing your finances is to identify any concerns you have about money. Being able to pinpoint the particulars will help you develop a plan of action. For example, if you want to invest in stocks but don’t know a bull from a bear market, acknowledging this shortcoming can help you learn the necessary facts to get started. Once such concerns have been addressed, you’re likely to feel more comfortable and confident about managing your money and can start tak ing steps to do just that. !"#$%&'"()*%+%,-./"0&1",0.2-" your strengths. Embracing your strengths, even if those strengths have little to do with money management, can help you gain control of your finances. Perhaps you are not a financial whiz but your networking skills have left you with a vast network of friends and family in various
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Charleston County to host Women’s Business Center workshops this fall #$-"=)2+$";05).%&0">)? -&@*" A2*%&-**" ;-&+-5" B=; >A;C"4%.."8-")77-5%&9"0"*-5%-*" of combined entrepreneur ial, financial and network ing courses this fall at the ;$05.-*+)&";)2&+/":),-5& ment’s Lonnie Hamilton, III Public Services Building located at 4045 Bridge View D5%,-"%&"E)5+$";$05.-*+)&F" The first workshop, Entre preneurial Readiness, was held Oct. 15, in Suite B339 of +$-";)2&+/@*"G28.%6"=-5,%6-*" Building. Dates of future meetings will be announced once they are confirmed. “This is an opportunity for potential business owners and current business own ers to learn about building a strong foundation for their business,” said LaZana Por ter, Administrative Assistant 4%+$";$05.-*+)&";)2&+/":), ernment’s Minority/Women/
Disadvantaged Business En +-5(5%*-" BHI>IDAJC" G5) gram. The first program was free and the last two of the series will cost between $10 and $30 each depending on the topic. Advanced registration is encouraged, and can be done online at http://scwbc. net/ or in person at the South ;05).%&0">)?-&@*"A2*%&-**" ;-&+-5".)60+-1"0+"KLM";0&&)&" =+5--+"%&"1)4&+)4&";$05.-* ton. After attending one of the courses, participants can set up an appointment with a business counselor to specifi cally discuss their business and a plan of action. For more information about the upcoming workshops contact LaZana Porter with ;$05.-*+)&";)2&+/"8/"($)&-" at 8439584769 or by email at LPorter@charlestoncoun ty.org.
Around town Women at work What: Women at Work Charleston monthly coffee When: Fourth Wednesday of each month, 8:30-9:30 a.m. Where: Page’s Okra Grill Details: Women at Work Charleston is a professional networking group.
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Did you know? Reality television has garnered its share of devoted view ers, many of whom happen to be young females. Statistics indicate the number of tween and teenage girls tuning into to see their favorite reality TV is on the rise. According to data from Ogilvy Public Relations, roughly 43 percent of tween or teenage girls are regular viewers of reality television, while 30 percent tend to watch sporadically. Some may wonder how reality TV affects the perceptions of young women. According to a survey conducted by the :%5."=6)2+"N-*-056$"O&*+%+2+-<"9%5.*"4$)"5)2+%&-./",%-4" reality TV are more focused on physical appearance, and more than onethird think that a girl’s value is based on how she looks. The study also pointed out that girls’ views on reality show behavior tends to pit girls against one an other to make the show seem more exciting. The research is not all negative, however. Some survey respondents said reality TV made them feel more empowered and that they can “achieveanything in life.” Others said the shows high lighted the plights of teenagers and young women, help ing young women realize there are other young women in situations similar to their own.
professions. You may be able to use those connections to gain access to experts in the financial field who can guide you through the questions you may have. !"3&)4"/)25"6255-&+"7%&0& cial status. Feigning igno rance is not the way to get started. It is important to honestly assess your finan cial situation so you can effec tively handle those finances going forward. Take stock of your income, expenditures and what you have in savings. 3--("085-0*+")7"0&/"6$0&9-*" in your accounts and stay cur rent with business news and issues that may play a direct or indirect role on your fi nances. !" :-+" +0.'%&9" 08)2+" /)25" concerns. Talk to other wom en in similar situations. You may find that you share the same concerns. Discussing common concerns or finan cial strategies can help you in your own endeavors. !";)&+%&2-"4)5'%&9<"-,-&" if it’s only parttime. A study by the Women’s Institute For a Secure Retirement found t hat a college educ ated 25yearold female will earn $500,000 less than a male counterpart in a similar posi tion over her lifetime because of sporadic employment asso ciated with caring for family, including children and aging parents. That worries many young women who have pre viously thought about taking time off from work to raise families.
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Learn about the woman behind the ‘cure’ Thousands upon thousands of women have battled breast cancer. Some have pulled through the disease, while others succumbed to the dis ease after a brave fight. Few people who have waged war with breast cancer are better known than Susan Komen, a name many instantly as sociate with the organization Susan G. Komen for the Cure, the most widely known, larg est and wellfunded breast cancer organization in the United States. Susan G. Komen was born Susan Goodman in 1943 in Peoria, Ill. According to her sister, Nancy, Susan was the high school homecoming queen and a college beauty queen. After graduating from college, Goodman returned to her hometown and pursued modeling, eventually marry ing her high school sweet heart, Stan. Komen was diagnosed with breast cancer in 1977 after finding a lump that subse quent testing revealed was cancerous. Komen under went a procedure called a subcutaneous mastectomy, in which the outside of the breast tissue was left intact, but the interior breast tissue
was removed. The doctor who did the procedure assured Komen that she was cured. Despite urging her sister to get a second opinion, Komen was convinced she was safe. But within six months Ko men found another lump under her arm, and, by this point, it was evident that the cancer had spread. Doctors at the Mayo Clinic soon deter mined the cancer had metas tasized to her lung and under her arm. Komen underwent several different treatments to slow the progression of the can cer, including radiation and intense chemotherapy. How ever, the cancer continued to spread and eventually her body developed a resistance to most of the medication. During treatment, Komen repeatedly spoke with her sister about her wish to make the entire breast cancer expe rience and treatments in the hospital more palatable for women, including improv ing the appearance of waiting rooms and treatment centers, and doing other things to help comfort those who would find themselves in similar situ ations in the future. Komen lost her battle with breast
cancer in 1980 at age 36. By the time of her death, Ko men had undergone nine op erations and three courses of chemotherapy and radiation. Nancy Goodman Brinker then made it her mission to do everything she could to help end breast cancer and increase awareness of this potentially deadly disease. In 1982, Brinker established the Susan G. Komen Breast Can cer Foundation in her sister’s memory. Since its inception, the organization, now called PHOTO BY METRO CREATIVE Susan G. Komen for the Cure, has provided funding for ba Through her struggle with breast cancer, Susan Goodman Komen unknowingly inspired an organization that sic, clinical and translational has helped to save the lives of millions. Learn more at ww5.komen.org. breast cancer research proj ects. It also has become instru mental in breast health edu cation and urging women to do selfscreening while promoting annual mammo grams. Through the years, the foundation has teamed up with many wellknown busi nesses, brands and organiza tions as part of its fundraising efforts. To date, the organization has invested $750 million in breast cancer research, awarding many thousands of dollars in grants in countries around the world.
Around town Postportum support What: Postpartum Support Charleston support group for women who are suffering or who have suffered from postpartum depression. When: The first Tuesday of each month, 6:30 p.m. Where: East Cooper Medical Center, 2000 Hospital Drive, Mount Pleasant, second floor conference room, Room No. 2132 Details: For questions, email contact@ ppdsupport.org or call 843-410-3585.
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ADVERTISE YOUR DRIVER JOBS in 105 S.C. newspapers for only $375. Your 25-word classified ad will reach more than 2.6 million readers. Call Jimmie Haynes at the S.C. Newspaper Network, 1-888-727-7377. CDL-A Drivers: Looking for higher pay? New Century is hiring exp. company drivers and owner operators. Solo and teams. Competitive pay package. Sign-on incentives. Call 888-705-3217 or apply online at www.drivenctrans.com CDL-A Drivers: Up to $5,000 Sign-On Bonus. Solo and Teams. Excellent Home Time & Pay! BCBS Benefits. Join Super Service! 866-501-0946 DriveForSuperService.com
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Community-Wide Garage Sale Sat. 11/2, 8am-1pm Planter’s Point Subd. Over 25 homes! Two entrances off Hwy 41, Mt. Pleasant 2736 PALMETTO HALL Blvd. inside Dunes West/ Palmetto Hall Sat. 7-11am. Albums, CDs, DVDs, video games, clothes, collectibles, HH items, books &much more
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Harbour Watch $589,000. 3br 4ba, 2820sf. Beautiful Lowcountry home w/wood floors. Mary Molony 843-478-8460 Carolina One
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1473 Kinloch Ln $415,000. 3br 2.5ba, 1876sf. Cottage near Old Vill Open concept*MBR down* Must see photos! Sheila Romanosky 224-0242 Carolina One
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Rivertowne 2001Shield $475,000. 5br 3.5ba, 2863sf. Shows like a model Open plan w/ UPGRADES Don Dawson 843-514-0452 Carolina One
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3432 Toomer Kiln-PrkWs $432,000. 4br 2.5ba, 2,650sf. Formal DR,Study,Family Open K w/Island-Fenced yard, deck & 2car garage. Rees Johnston 843-696-7278 Carolina One
2899 Tradewind Drive $317,000. 4br 2.5ba, 1944sf. Bordering Horlbeck Crk $5,000 toward buyer cc. A. Mendicino 843-729-1408 Carolina One
RTOW/2623 River Bluff $400,000. 3br 3.5ba, 2350sf. Elevated, open plan lots of porches/decks. Andrea Ulmer 843-670-6341 Carolina One 2700 Cameron Blvd. $800,000 6br 2.5ba 2,900sf. Duplex 1 blk to beach Investment or live in one & rent out other Susan Reubish 843-860-2337 Carolina One
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We are looking for a customer-focused candidate whose responsibilities include developing New Business for our community newspapers and our specialty advertising division, Oh Snap! Promotions. The ideal New Business Development Marketing Consultant will identify the marketing needs of local businesses and develop creative solutions to help grow their brand and their business.
1509 Rivertowne CC Dr. $873,000 4br 5.5ba 4730sf. Breathtaking views and incredible privacy.1st flr Master.Chef’s Kitc Don Dawson, 843-514-0452 Carolina One
1790 Tennyson Row $324,900. 3br 2.5ba, 2271sf. 3BR2.5BA plus bonus rm master on main floor. Clay Cunningham 345-4647 Carolina One
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Isle of Palms - Lot $325,000 269 Forest Trail Vacant Lot To Build .36 of Acre/Bank Owned CharlaMcDonald843-343-1456 Carolina One
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River Reach at Remleys $925,000 6br 6ba 4548sf. Motivated Seller-Exec Home.Minutes to bridge Don Dawson 843-514-0452 Carolina One
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Hobcaw Point $585,000. 3br 2.5ba, 2300sf. HYC membership avail. Guest ste over garage. Mary Molony 843-478-8460 Carolina One
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Prominent female political leaders United States citizens have yet to elect a female president. But women across the globe have attained lofty political status. Some notable female po litical figures have emerged over the years, including Eng land’s Queen Elizabeth I and Cleopatra in ancient Egypt. Nowadays, many women hold prominent political positions in various countries. Here are some female leaders holding court and inspiring future leaders in 2013. !"#$%%&"'()*)%+,%"--".)% sides over Denmark and the external territories of The Faeroe Islands and Green land. She is the Supreme Commander of the Defense Forces. In addition to being /$%%&0"'()*)%+,%"--"12"("314%" and the mother of two sons. !"566%&"78,&28&"91)6%(4"12"+,%" 24th and current president of Liberia, having previously 2%):%;"(2"'1&12+%)"84"<1&(&=%>" Sirleaf is also the first elected female head of state in Africa. In 2011, she was awarded the
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Estate of: Frances L. Hamilton 2013-ES-10-1505 DOD: 06/01/13 Pers. Rep: Frank M. Cisa 858 Lowcountry Blvd., #101, Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 Estate of: Lois E. Murphy 2013-ES-10-1509 DOD: 09/06/13 Pers. Rep: Patrick M. Murphy 1512 Rivertowne Country Club, Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 Atty: J. Kevin Crain, Esq. 636 G Longpoint Rd., Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 ADVERTISING IN THE MOULTRIE NEWS GETS RESULTS!
ESTATES’ CREDITOR’S NOTICES All persons having claims against the following estates are required to deliver or mail their claims to the Personal Representative indicated below and also file subject claims on Form #371PC with Irv Condon, Probate Judge of Charleston County, 84 Broad St., 3rd Floor, Charleston, SC 29401, before the expiration of 8 months after the date of the first publication of this Notice to Creditors, or else thereafter such claims shall be and are forever barred. Estate of: Robert Morris 2006-ES-10-0984-2 DOD: 10/06/05 Pers. Rep: Berida Morris 173 Jackson St., Charleston, SC 29403 Estate of: Esther Grimball 2012-ES-10-0828-2 DOD: 09/26/02 Pers. Rep: Hattie M. Singleton 1937 Greenpark Ave., Charleston, SC 29414 Atty: Edward M. Brown, Esq. PO Box 20261, Charleston, SC 29413 Estate of: Gloria Macabuhay Ponce 2013-ES-10-1198-2 DOD: 02/18/08 Pers. Rep: Melinda Ponce Marquez 1745 Wyngate Cir., Mt. Pleasant, SC 29466 Estate of: Lizzie Griffin 2013-ES-10-1444 DOD: 08/02/12 Pers. Rep: Gladys G. Moses 1700 N. Irby St., Florence, SC 29501 Atty: Jonathan F. Krell, Esq. PO Box 399, Charleston, SC 29401 Estate of: Walter Marshall Crosby 2013-ES-10-1458 DOD: 08/23/13 Pers. Rep: Thomas Crosby 2040 Fort Bliss Ct., Mt. Pleasant, SC 29466 Estate of: Alan Lee Barnes 2013-ES-10-1466 DOD: 09/10/13 Pers. Rep: Jacquelyn D. Barnes 168 Woodland Shores Rd., Charleston, SC 29412 Atty: Kerry W. Koon, Esq. 147 Wappoo Creek Dr., #203, Charleston, SC 29412 Estate of: Gary E. Harrington 2013-ES-10-1469 DOD: 08/17/07 Pers. Rep: Marie S. Harrington 2545 Carthage Ln., Tallahassee, FL 32312 Atty: Cynthia Ann O’Dell, Esq. 102 Wappoo Creek Dr., #1, Charleston, SC 29412 Estate of: Esma S. Ussery 2013-ES-10-1483 DOD: 08/21/13 Pers. Rep: Dean William Ussery 3205 Carmel Bay Dr., Mt. Pleasant, SC 29466 Estate of: Roger Stillman Bender 2013-ES-10-1484 DOD: 09/21/13 Pers. Rep: Christopher Stillman Bender 14418 NW Lennox Ln., Portland, OR 97231 Estate of: John H. Payton 2013-ES-10-1487 DOD: 08/18/13 Pers. Rep: Eleanor Macon Payton 1335 Ashley Hall Rd., Charleston, SC 29407 Estate of: Rose Sheaffer 2013-ES-10-1492 DOD: 09/21/13 Pers. Rep: Thomas D. Bowlin 704 Pitt St., Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 Atty: Karen DeJong, Esq. 940 Johnnie Dodds Blvd., #203, Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 Estate of: Jennifer Walker Weinstein 2013-ES-10-1503 DOD: 09/06/13 Pers. Rep: Rebecca H. Gaines 1362 North and South Rd., Charleston, SC 29412
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Estate of: Vermel Ester Powell 2013-ES-10-1512 DOD: 07/02/13 Pers. Rep: Dollie A. Johnson and Cassandra V. Powell PO Box 216, McClellanville, SC 29458 Atty: Thomas P. Morrison, Esq. PO Box 1056, Charleston, SC 29402 Estate of: Gerald Anthony Smalls. 2013-ES-10-1517 DOD: 08/19/13 Pers. Rep: Jacqueline L. Smalls PO Box 623, Edisto Island, SC 29438 Estate of: Robert W. Gordon 2013-ES-10-1520 DOD: 08/25/13 Pers. Rep: Richard M. Gordon 8 Seahorse Ct., Isle of Palms, SC 29451 Estate of: Katharine Carroll Skanchy 2013-ES-10-1521 DOD: 09/09/13 Pers. Rep: Patricia M. Levins 1343 Tailwind Ct., Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 Atty: G. P. Diminich, Esq. 25 Calhoun St., #250, Charleston, SC 29401
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING TOWN OF SULLIVAN’S ISLAND Community Workshop #2* 6:00PM Tuesday, November 12, 2013 Location: Great Room, Church of Holy Cross Episcopal 2520 Middle Street, Sullivan’s Island, SC Note special venue Town Hall, Police Station & Park Improvement Project Public is highly encouraged to attend to provide feedback on the design for the new Town Hall, Police Station and Park Improvement project. Creech & Associates Design (Town’s consultant) will facilitate this critical public workshop as the Town works through the project design phase. A quorum of Council will be present at this community meeting * Visit www.sullivansisland-sc. com for more information or call Town Hall at (843) 883-3198. AD#1056204
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF CHARLESTON IN THE PROBATE COURT CASE NO. 2013-ES-10-00-1436 SUMMONS IN RE ESTATE OF ALTON LAWRENCE QUICK WEALTHY QUICK, Petitioner, v. DEBORAH ANN TYLER; DONNA SUE QUICK; CHRISTOPHER ALTON QUICK;LINDA FAYE QUICK-HORNE, Deceased; DIANA ZORN; JEFFREY ALTON BAXLEY; JOHN DOE and MARY DOE, adults, and RICHARD ROE And JANE ROE, infants, persons under disability or incompetents, if any, and persons in the military service within the meaning of Title 50, United States Code, commonly referred to as The Soldiers and Sailors Relief Act of 940, and said names of JOHN DOE, MARY DOE, RICHARD ROE and JANE ROE being fictitious names designating distributes, issue, executors, administrators, successors, or assigns of any of the named defendants, if they be dead; and also all other persons unknown claiming any right, title, estate interest in, or lien upon the real estate described in the Petition herein, Respondents. TO ALL INTERESTED PARTIES OF THE ABOVENAMED ACTION: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the Petition in this action, a copy of which is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your Answer to the said Petition on the Petitioner or her attorney, David Causey, Esq., 300 N. Cedar Street, Suite A, Summerville, South Carolina 29483, within thirty (30) days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service. YOU ARE HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE FURTHER that if you fail to appear and defend and fail to answer the Petition as required by this Summons within thirty (30) days after the date of service hereof, exclusive of the day of such
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service, judgment by default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. NOTICE OF FILING TO THE RESPONDENTS ABOVE-NAMED: YOUR ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the Summons and Petition in the abovecaptioned matter were filed in the Probate Court for Charleston County on September 20, 2013 at 11:48 am, in Case Number 2013-ES-10-00-1436. NOTICE OF ORDER OF APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN AD LITEM NISI Petition for Determination of Heirs TO: THOSE RESPONDENTS ABOVE-NAMED WHO MAY BE INFANTS, INCOMPETENTS, PERSONS UNDER DISABILITY OR PERSONS IN THE MILITARY SERVICE WITHIN THE MEANING OF TITLE 50, UNITED STATES CODE, COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS CIVIL RELIEF ACT OF 1940: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in accord with S.C. Code Section 15-9-740 (1976), as amended, that an Order appointing Molly Edwards, Esq., 2151 Ashley Phosphate Road, Suite A, North Charleston, SC 29406 as Guardian ad Litem Nisi for all persons who may be infants, incompetents, persons under disability or persons in the military within the meaning of Title 50, United States Code, commonly referred to as the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act of 1940, was filed in the Probate Court for Charleston County, South Carolina, 84 Broad Street, Charleston, SC 29401 on September 30, 2013. Unless any of you or someone on your behalf shall cause, within thirty (30) days after the service of this Notice, exclusive of the day of service, a different person to be appointed to represent you, the Petitioner will apply for an Order making absolute the appointment of Molly Edwards, Esquire. NOTICE OF HEARING A HEARING HAS BEEN SCHEDULED in connection with this matter on December 16, 2013 at 10:00 am in the Charleston County Probate Court located at 84 Broad Street, Charleston, South Carolina. Please be present at said hearing if you are an interested party of the Estate of Alton Lawrence Quick, if you are so minded. David Causey, Esquire Provence Messervy, LLC 300 N. Cedar Street, Suite A Summerville, SC 29483 Telephone: 843-871-9500 Fax: 843-261-7035 ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER Summerville, South Carolina October 8, 2013 AD# 1049984
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF CHARLESTON IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS DOCKET NO. 2013-CP-10-4248 SUMMONS (NON-JURY) FORECLOSURE OF REAL ESTATE NON-ELIGIBLE FOR HOME MODIFICATION PROGRAM Belle Hall Plantation Homeowners Association, Inc., Plaintiff, V. John A. Murray, Trustee of John E. Murray and Gloria C. Murray Family Trust Defendant(s). THE DEFENDANT(S), A. Murray, Trustee E. Murray and Gloria C. Murray Family Trust: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and required to appear and defend by answering the Complaint in this foreclosure action on property located at 378 Jardinere Walk, Charleston, South Carolina, being designated in the County tax records as TMS #5370700058, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your Answer on the subscribers at their offices, Post Office Box 212069, Columbia, South Carolina 29221, within thirty (30) days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to do so, judgment by default will be rendered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. YOU WILL ALSO TAKE NOTICE that should you fail to Answer the foregoing Summons, the Plaintiff will move for a general Order of Reference of this cause to the Master-In-Equity or Special Master for Charleston County, which Order shall, pursuant to Rule 53(e) of the South Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure, specifically provide that the said Master-inEquity or Special Master is authorized and empowered to enter a final judgment in this cause. NOTICE TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE NAMED: YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Summons and Complaint, of which the foregoing is a copy of the Summons, were filed with the Clerk of Court for Charleston County, South Carolina on 07/22/2013. Stephanie C. Trotter McCabe, Trotter & Beverly, P.C. Post Office Box 212069 Columbia, SC 29221 Phone: (803)-724-5000 Email: Stephanie.Trotter@ mccabetrotter.com ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF Columbia, South Carolina October 8, 2013
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