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The Staff of Community Eye Center has been presented the Commanders Award from the
United States Marine Corps Reserve for their participation in the Toys for Tots Campaign.
United States Marine Corps Reserve for their participation in the Toys for Tots Campaign.
| This certificate is proudly displayed in our main office |
| Community Activities and involvement of the staff of Community Eye Center. |
As well as providing the finest quality eye care to our community, many of
Community Eye Center’s employees spend countless hours volunteering within
our community.
Community Eye Center’s employees spend countless hours volunteering within
our community.
Some of the non profit and volunteer organizations our family here at
Community Eye Center are involved with are the National Autism
Foundation, Susan G. Koman Breast Cancer Foundation, American Cancer
Society, local hospitals, boating organizations and Homeland Security. We
are proud and fortunate to be able to give back to our community through
numerous organizations.
Community Eye Center are involved with are the National Autism
Foundation, Susan G. Koman Breast Cancer Foundation, American Cancer
Society, local hospitals, boating organizations and Homeland Security. We
are proud and fortunate to be able to give back to our community through
numerous organizations.
| Kate Taylor and Dr. Spadafora in uniform |
| Gina Thomas, Dr. Spadafora, and Barb Kroencke American Cancer Society Relay for Life Event |
At a recent event held by Community Eye
Center, a “Do The Right Thing” award was
presented to Annabel Harrison. Annabel
was the only person between her father
and the medical help he needed. Her quick
thinking fast actions during the medical
emergency her father was experiencing
resulted in him getting the medical attention
he needed. Annabel’s mother is a
supervisor in the insurance department of
Community Eye Center.
Center, a “Do The Right Thing” award was
presented to Annabel Harrison. Annabel
was the only person between her father
and the medical help he needed. Her quick
thinking fast actions during the medical
emergency her father was experiencing
resulted in him getting the medical attention
he needed. Annabel’s mother is a
supervisor in the insurance department of
Community Eye Center.
| This certificate is proudly displayed in our main office |
| This certificate is proudly displayed in our main office |
| This Photo is proudly displayed in our main office |
| This Photo is proudly displayed in our main office |
| This certificate is proudly displayed in our main office |
| This certificate is proudly displayed in our main office |
For the second year CEC employee Peggy Helmers has organized a Breast Cancer Awareness Tea.
The purpose is to spread the word to all women to have yearly mammograms, which is the single most
effective tool to find breast cancer early.
The event was held at The First Christian Church (Now the New Day Christian Church)
20212 Peachland Blvd. Port Charlotte, FL 33954 on Mothers Day
May 10th Participants were served small sandwiches, a desert & tea, coffee or lemonade.
There was a speaker from the American Cancer Society.
For more information contact: Peggy Helmers at Community Eye Center 941-625-1325 x 153
The purpose is to spread the word to all women to have yearly mammograms, which is the single most
effective tool to find breast cancer early.
The event was held at The First Christian Church (Now the New Day Christian Church)
20212 Peachland Blvd. Port Charlotte, FL 33954 on Mothers Day
May 10th Participants were served small sandwiches, a desert & tea, coffee or lemonade.
There was a speaker from the American Cancer Society.
For more information contact: Peggy Helmers at Community Eye Center 941-625-1325 x 153
Pictured below are two of our Registered nurses,
Kate Taylor and Eileen Leming, teaching First Aid,
CPR and AED (automated external defibrillator) to
a local community organization.
Kate Taylor and Eileen Leming, teaching First Aid,
CPR and AED (automated external defibrillator) to
a local community organization.
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Community Eye Center Participates in the
Cardboard Boatrace presented by the
Charlotte County Young Professionals at
Laishley Park Redfish Tournament.
Cardboard Boatrace presented by the
Charlotte County Young Professionals at
Laishley Park Redfish Tournament.
| These are photos of Community Eye Center at the 2007 event. |
Community Eye Center Participates in the Cardboard Boatrace presented by the
Charlotte County Young Professionals at Laishley Park Redfish Tournament.
Charlotte County Young Professionals at Laishley Park Redfish Tournament.
| These are photos of Community Eye Center at the 2007 event. |
| Saturday April, 26th 2008 |
The 2008 CEC Cardboard Boat was constructed and Built by Jim Soules. Jim is the father of
CEC Employee Tina Maler.
Jim is pictured here with his wife Peggy who worked with him on the project. Thanks Jim and
Peggy for donating your time and expertise to build this boat, we all appreciate your help.
CEC Employee Tina Maler.
Jim is pictured here with his wife Peggy who worked with him on the project. Thanks Jim and
Peggy for donating your time and expertise to build this boat, we all appreciate your help.
| The artwork for the project is the work of local artist and CEC Employee Cynthia DeJoris. CEC thanks Cynthia who donated her time and talent to this project. |
This Years Event was held on
| This Years Sailors were Dawn Satterlee, TIna Maler and Sarah Burnette. Congratulations on coming in 2nd in your heat. |
| 2008 |
| Photo of 2008 Card Board Boat race are courtesy of Brett Thomas Photography |
| This certificate is proudly displayed in our main office |
On June 2, 2008 the staff members of St. Lucy's Outpatient Surgery Center were given
instructions on the proper use of a fire extinguisher by the Charlotte County Fire Department
and then practiced the procedure under the fire department's supervision. This employee
educational training session has better prepared our staff to handle a fire emergency.
instructions on the proper use of a fire extinguisher by the Charlotte County Fire Department
and then practiced the procedure under the fire department's supervision. This employee
educational training session has better prepared our staff to handle a fire emergency.
| This certificate is proudly displayed in our main office |
| Community Eye Center Staff express their patriotism by dressing in the Red White and Blue |
