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PAGE 6, JULY 14, 2008, THE ISLANDER
Foundation Board of Directors
announces two new members
The Southeast Georgia Health Sys
tem Foundation Board of Directors
has elected two new members—Mark
Hanly, MD, and Randal Morris.
Hanly is a board certified patholo
gist who earned his medical degree
from the University of Rhodesia and
completed residencies in Durban,
South Africa, the University of Zim
babwe, and the University of Cape
Town. He also completed fellowships
at the Medical College of Georgia
and M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in
Houston, Texas.
Hanly is the director of Anatomical
Pathology and Cytology Services at
the Southeast Georgia Health Sys
tem Brunswick Campus and is the
Glynn County medical examiner and
a consultant pathologist with Putnam
Community Medical Center in Pal-
atka, Florida. He is also an associate
clinical professor at the Medical Col
lege of Georgia and clinical profes
sor of Laboratory Science at Coastal
Georgia Community College.
Hanly’s previous appointments
include serving as a World Health
Organization (WHO) funded consul
tant pathologist at the University of
Zimbabwe and a consultant patholo
gist at the Royal College of Surgeons
of Ireland. His papers have been pub
lished in distinguished medical jour
nals worldwide, including the Ameri
can Journal of The Medical Sciences,
The Cancer Bulletin, Southern Medi
cal Journal, and the Australian New
Zealand Journal of Medicine. Hanly
is also a much sought after pub
lic speaker and has made presenta
tions everywhere from Brunswick and
Savannah to San Diego, California,
and Turin, Italy.
Morris, who has a Bachelor’s
degree in political science from the
University of Georgia, is the regional
public affairs manager for Georgia
Pacific. Morris, a native of St. Marys,
joined Georgia-Pacific in January of
2007. He manages the public/external
affairs and communications for four
Georgia Pacific facilities in the Bruns
wick region, including Brunswick Cel
lulose, GP Gypsum, the GP Sterling
sawmill and the company’s bleached
board operation in St. Marys.
Prior to joining Georgia Pacific,
Morris served on the faculty of the
University of Georgia’s Fanning Insti
tute where he worked with commu
nities across Georgia to help them
enhance their community and eco
nomic development initiatives.
He worked for more than 20 years
in the economic development field
and has served in various positions
at local and statewide levels includ
ing Brunswick, Savannah, Conyers
and with the former Georgia Depart
ment of Industry, Trade and Tourism
where he was deputy commissioner
from 1997-2000. Morris was a mem
ber of the 1993 Leadership Georgia
class and served as a trustee from
1995-1997.
In addition to Hanly and Mor
ris, Foundation Board members are
James A. Bishop, Chair;
Cornelius P. Holland III, Vice Chair;
Bruce C. Dixon, Secretary; John J.
Rogers, Treasurer; Donna Godbey;
Col. Thomas W. Fuller, Ret; William
H. Gross; Lucia Gumaer; Matthew
P. Hodgdon; Vel Knight McGrath; W.
Ron Maulden; and Hugh Nunnally.
The Foundation was incorporated
in 1994 to develop resources, which
support the Health System, a not-
for-profit, non-tax-supported entity—
REAL ESTATE
and YOU <PPHJJS
By Susan Hardwick ^realtyinc.G/
• St. Simons Island
ABR, CRS, E-PRO, GRI
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MORE PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
Last month, we looked at practical ideas to consider when you begin
the home-buying process. It was recommended to stay focused on “must
have” features. This week we’ll continue that discussion.
Always research, drive by and really get to know your target
neighborhood and property before making a final decision. Understanding
that more detail is better than just the big picture when it comes to
selecting your next property, try to envision yourself living there.
One of the newer essentials as homeowners look more toward
broadband, high-speed internet access for work and pleasure is: what
kind of wiring is featured? Be sure to understand what all the coaxial
connections really attach to: antenna, cable, digital cable, satellite. If
you have been accustomed to other type connections, such as DSL or
Fiber Optics, try to find out if these services are available if the property
doesn’t have them connected already.
Finally, the homeowners’ association documents should be read in
detail. Be sure and really understand your limits under these binding
documents. This HOA-document reading assignment may be time-
consuming but well worth your effort before purchasing a home.
For the best in professional service contact Susan Hardwick, 638-6660 office,-
or 1-877-638-6660, Ext. 625. 638-8782 home,- 912-222-0392 mobile,-
e-mail: susanhardwick@bellsouth.net,Web: www.seapalmsrealty.com
or visit www.therealestateshow.tv to see all area listings
(GAP) grant applications available
Grant applications are now available
for the Grassroots Arts Program (GAP)
through Golden Isles Arts and Human
ities Association (GIAHA). Deadline for
the state-funded arts-in-communities
program is September 12, 2008.
The purpose of the Grassroots Arts
Program is to help fund community-
based arts projects in every county
in Georgia. The Georgia Legislature
has been appropriating GAP funds
since 1993 in an effort to expand arts
experiences and opportunities at the
hometown level. GIAHA serves as the
re-granting agency for the Georgia
Council for the Arts for seven counties
in Southeast Georgia: Bryan, Camden,
Glynn, Liberty, Long, McIntosh and
Wayne.
100% of the Health System’s chari
table support is utilized for patient
care, and no funds are diverted to
overhead or operational costs. For
more information about the Founda
tion call (912) 466-3360 or visit www.
sghs.org. □
Programs and projects eligible for
funding include but are not limited to
arts festivals, folk art programs, theatre
and dance performances, visual arts
exhibitions, concerts, film programs,
mural projects and other art services.
For more information on eligible proj
ects or to receive a grant application,
call GIAHA at 912-262-6934. Applica
tions are also available on the web at
www.goldenislesarts.org.
GIAHA will also be hosting a GAP
grant-writing workshop for new and
returning applicants on Saturday,
August 2 from 1-3 pm at the Bruns-
wick-Glynn County Library on Glouces
ter St. in Downtown Brunswick. Led
by Heather Heath, Executive Director
of GIAHA, and Candice Wilson, GAP
Coordinator, the workshop will provide
more information about the Grassroots
Arts Program and answer questions
about eligible projects, as well as assist
with preparing the grant application.
Reservations are requested for the
workshop. Call (912) 262-6934 or email
gap@goldenislesarts.org to RSVP. “I
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Description/Address
S 1,201.20
Wood, David B
Sea Island
Kelly, Patrick L & Susan H
Lot 18, Blk 14, Sea Island No
1
Lot 18, Blk 14, Sea Island No
S 1,201.30
Newell, John E
Kelly, Patrick L & Susan H
S 2,350.00
Sea Island Co; Sea
1
Griffin, C William & Lynn E Unit CC, Sea Island Resorts
S 70.00
Island Resorts Beach
Club Tract LLC
Whigham Investment
St Simons
SSI Real Estate Inc
Beach Club Condos, **500
Beach Club Dr
Unit A-23, Golden Isles
S 159.50
Group Inc
Trupp, Hans F
Thompson, Joanna L
Marina; Frederica Yacht
Club Inc
Unit 5, Brockinton Point
S 230.00
Grant, Anthony B
Collins, Chad Larry &
Condos, **605 Brockinton Pt
Lettie Cooper Tract, Rosa
S 240.00
David, Marguerite H
Sabrina Miller
Stanaland, Donna Faye &
Cummings Estate, **130
Tiffany Ln
Unit I Bldg J, Ocean Walk
S 285.00
Home Delivery Food
Robert Danny
Impson, Robert L
Condos, **850 Mallory St
#I-J
Unit 300 Bldg 4, Ph I,
S 297.50
Services Inc
Zetterower, Robert
Allen, Christina & William
Shadow Brooke Village,
**116 Shady Brooke Cir #300
Unit 302, Sea Marsh Condos,
Owen
D; Doraville Animal Hospital
**302 Moss Oaks Cir
S 329.90
Hargrave, Judy Hall
Inc
Kwanbunbumpen, Huong H
Lot 7, Youngwood, **2211
Trust; Louis B Fishback
& Vinai V
Frederica Rd
S 362.50
Revoc Trust; ETAL
Allgood, Sara T; Yawn,
Walker, James B & Virginia
Lot 19, Blk E, St Clair
Kirby T & Sara A
L
Estates, **167 St Clair Dr
S 825.00
Sea Island Co
Adams, Camille Renee
Lot 16, Vassal-Point, **503
S 1,250.00
Sea Island Coastal
Davis, Mark; Jones,
Vassar Pt
Lot 227, Ph 4, Frederica
Properties LLC
Laurence Kirk
Township
S 2,970.00
Montgomery Bank &
Guthrie, Anthony A &
Lot 6, Blk 30, East Beach,
Trust
Shirley A
**4342 16th St
S 3,750.00
Sea Island Co
Frederica Academy Inc
11.417 Acs, Hamilton
Triangle Tract
15 Warranty Deeds for Sea Island & St. Simons for week ending 7/4/2008
