In Your Neighborhood - 07/07/11 Cont'd
SAND LAKE POINT
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Connie Myerson receives a doctorate in adult clinical psychology from the University of Miami. |
Connie Myerson graduated from the University of Miami with a doctorate in adult clinical psychology. She attended Palm Lake Elementary, Southwest Middle and Dr. Phillips High schools, and graduated summa cum laude from Florida State University. She currently lives in Chicago, where she is completing a pre-doctoral internship at the University of Chicago. Her area of interest is clinical neuropsychology, focusing on traumatic brain injury. In September, she will begin a two-year neuropsychology postdoctoral program at Hopkins University. Her proud parents are Ben and Lisa Myerson of Sand Lake Point. |
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Congratulations to Thomas Bengtsson and Elaine Rindfuss on their recent marriage. |
Robert and Diane Rindfuss of Sand Lake Point announced the marriage of their daughter, Elaine, to Thomas Bengtsson of Sweden. The couple were married April 2, 2011, in a sunset ceremony on the beach at Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park in Key West, followed by a reception at the Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum. Elaine graduated from Colonial High School and received a bachelor’s in biology from the University of South Florida and master’s in biology from Uppsala University in Sweden. Thomas graduated with a degree in systems engineering from Mälardalen University in Sweden. The couple will continue to reside in Sweden. |
STERLING POINTE
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Robert “Bobby” Olszewski (center) of Sterling Pointe graduates from the Central Florida Political Leadership Institute. He is congratulated by BusinessForce President Mike Ketchum (left) and Jay Galbraith, SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment vice president of state and industry affairs. |
Robert “Bobby” Olszewski, managing principal of Emerson Management & Consulting Group Inc., graduated from the Central Florida Political Leadership Institute, a nonpartisan program for business and civic leaders who have the potential to become political candidates or governmental leaders. The Sterling Pointe resident was one of 25 candidates selected from 130 applicants. |
THE WILLOWS
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Kassy Holmes (right) of The Willows receives a master’s in environmental preservation education from New York University. She is congratulated by her mother, Sandy Roman. |
The Willows resident Kassy Holmes graduated from New York University with a master’s in environmental preservation education. She also received the top achievement award in environmental conservation. Her thesis involved writing the educational program for the future use of Henry Nehrling’s famous Palm Cottage Gardens in Gotha. |
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Cathy Tegeler (center) of Windermere celebrates her birthday at Bahama Breeze with friends (l. to r.) Audrey White of Orange Tree, Susie Rahimitabar or Orange Bay, Rochelle Tomooka of Windermere, Barby Molnar of Westminster Landing, Donna Tordi of St. Ives, and Lori Bedford of Bay Hill. |
ORANGE TREE
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As part of his Eagle Scout project, Jeremy Williams of Boy Scout Troop No. 223 in Windermere builds a sandbox for students at Church of the Ascension’s The Parenting Experience Preschool Co-op./div3] |
Jeremy Williams of Boy Scout Troop No. 223 built a sandbox for students at Church of the Ascension’s The Parenting Experience Preschool Co-op. The project was his final requirement to obtain the rank of Eagle Scout, which he received during a ceremony held in May. |
