FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 16, 2004
Contact: Michael Corby
904.632.3310

Florida Community College Foundation Board of Governors elects new officers, members
Business, community leaders join board to support College scholarships and programs

The Board of Governors of the Florida Community College at Jacksonville Foundation recently elected officers and five new members to serve on the Foundation Board.

The newly elected officers are Emily Smith, president; Teala Milton, first vice president; “Bucky” Clarkson, second vice president; Donald D. Zell, treasurer; Leslie Skipper, secretary.

New members include the following:

Betty P. Cook, Nassau County resident and long-time supporter of the College. Cook served on the College’s District Board of Trustees a total of 14 years. The College’s Betty P. Cook Nassau Center bears her name.

Edward J. Grenadier, CPA, a partner in LBA Certified Public Accountants. Grenadier has a long history of civic involvement with a broad spectrum of organizations, including Congregation Ahavath Chesed, the Rotary Club, YMCA Camp Immokalee, Youth Soccer and Baptist Health Foundation.

James F. Marlier Jr., president of GT Leasing, an alumnus of Florida Junior College and former educator. Marlier has been a TPC volunteer since 1967, and is active in the Rotary Club and other civic organizations.

Michael Munz, vice president and director of strategic communications at the Dalton Agency. Munz’s 15-year career in public relations, media relations and political consulting includes a vast variety of knowledge and experience in civic, industry and government organizations. The City of Jacksonville and the Jacksonville Jaguars are among his local and national clients.

Marsha Myers, senior vice president and general manager, Lee Hecht Harrison, an international consulting firm. A graduate of Leadership Jacksonville, Myers is also affiliated with Big Brothers/Big Sisters, the United Way, and the Human Rights Commission, along with other community and non-profit organizations.