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The Savannah Tribune • Wednesday, April 29, 2015 7
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Breaking The Bondage And Stigma Of
Addiction And Co-Dependency
3rd Anniversary Celebration
The Oak Grove
Missionary Baptist Church
“Breaking the Bondage and
Stigma of Addiction and
Co-dependency” 3rd Anni
versary culminated on this
past Sunday with an awe
some testimony by Deacon
Willmon Holland, followed
by several praise reports by
those who have benefited
from the ministry spear
headed by Minister Clyde G
Campbell. Brenda Simmons
Campbell was presented
with a plaque for 3 years of
volunteer Counseling Ser
vices. Rev. Bruce A. Camp
bell, Pastor.
Antioch Foot and Ankle Group
Expanding And Offering More
Specialized Services
Gamma Sigma Omega Partners With
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Dr. Daalia M. Jones Dr. Patrick J. Nunan
Intellectually dis
abled persons are often
faced with practitioners that
are not trained to provide
service to this segment of
our community. Athletes
need a doctor that is unique
ly qualified to treat their
injuries and train them in
prevention. Children, the
elderly and diabetics need
specialized care. Antioch
Foot and Ankle Group is
pleased to welcome Dr. Daa
lia M. Jones and Dr. Patrick
J. Nunan into the Antioch
family. Both are uniquely
qualified in their respective
areas to meet these special
needs.
Dr. Daalia Jones
treats a wide variety of foot
and ankle problems with an
emphasis on conservative
(non-surgical) and therapeu
tic care. She has profession
al interests in limb salvage,
especially the prevention of
amputations in diabetic pa
tients, wound care and gen
eral preventive diabetic foot
care. Dr. Jones also pro
vides palliative conservative
foot and ankle care to aid in
pain relief for a large num
ber of elderly and debilitated
patients, as well as those pa
tients residing in long-term
care facilities.
Bom in Cincinnati,
Ohio, Dr. Jones is still con
sidered a “Georgia Peach”
being raised in Lilbum,
Georgia. She completed her
comprehensive three-year
training program in Podiat-
ric Medicine and Surgery at
the Saint Vincent Medical
Center in New York, where
she had the distinction of
serving as the Chief Resi
dent.
Dr. Patrick Nunan
brings 30 years of practice
experience to Antioch. He
currently competes in Mas
ter’s swimming, open water
swimming, triathlons and
running events. Dr. Nunan
was the Podiatry Consultant
to all sports teams at Wilm
ington (Ohio) College for
15 years. He has lectured
students, athletic trainers,
physicians, and podiatrists
nationally and international
ly. Dr. Nunan is published
in several scientific journals,
including a chapter in the
book “Athletic Footwear
and Orthoses in Sports Med
icine” edited by Matthew B.
Werd and E. Leslie Knight.
Dr. Nunan started
a program called “Fit Feet”,
and serves as the Global
Clinical Advisor. Fit Feet
is part of the Healthy Ath
letes program of the Spe
cial Olympics, which offers
health services and infor
mation to athletes in dire
need. Special Olympics is
the largest global public
health organization dedicat
ed to serving people with
intellectual disabilities. Dr.
Nunan has travelled world
wide examining athletes.
He is proficient in surgery
of the forefoot, rear foot
and ankle, sports medicine,
disability medicine, wound
care, muscular skeletal and
children’s deformities. He
treats patients with complex
orthopedic deformities of
the lower extremities, both
children and adults. He has
a passion for working with
the intellectually disabled,
which are one of the most
underserved populations in
medicine.
Dr. Nunan com
pleted his residency at the
Foot Clinic of Youngstown
(Ohio) and affiliated hospi
tals. He is the past President
of the Ohio Podiatric Med
ical Association, and the
American Academy of Po
diatric Sports Medicine. He
has the distinction of serving
as the former Chief of Podi
atry at the Jewish Hospital
in Cincinnati Ohio.
Dr. Jones and Dr.
Nunan will enable An
tioch to serve a broader
spectrum of patients, espe
cially intellectually disabled
patients, athletes, children,
the elderly, and persons with
diabetes.
Gamma Sigma Omega presents donations to NAMI Savannah (pictured April Scott,
Co-Chairman Health Promotions; S. Renee Grant, GSO President; John Richards,
NAMI Savannah past board president; Sheila Hutcherson, GSO Vice President and
Lakyah Hatcher, Chairman Health Promotion)
On April 11th,
2015, Gamma Sigma Ome
ga chapter (GSO) of Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority, In
corporated partnered with
the National Alliance on
Mental Illness (NAMI) Sa
vannah as part of its Inter
national Health Promotion
initiative. John Richards,
past president of the NAMI
Savannah Board, was pre
sented with financial support
and individual donations to
aid NAMI in its advocacy
for access to services and
treatment for persons and
families affected by mental
illness.
NAMI is the na
tion’s largest grassroots
mental health organization
dedicated to building bet
ter lives for the millions
of Americans affected by
mental illness. Richards ex
plained he became involved
with NAMI to better under
stand his son’s mental ill
ness.
GSO has served
Chatham County for 72
years through its initiatives
and partnerships. Under
the leadership of S. Renee
Grant, GSO has dedicated
its skills, resources and en
ergy to address the needs
of the community. Alpha
Kappa Alpha is the oldest
Greek lettered sorority es
tablished by African Ameri
can women and is led by its
29th International President
Dorothy Bucklianan Wil
son under the programmatic
theme, Launching New Di
mensions of Service.
SONATA Presents
12th Spring Recital
Sponsors of New
and Talented Artists, Inc.
(SONATA) will present its
Annual Spring Recital, May
2, 2015, 1PM at Johnson
High School. The audience
will be entertained by SO
NATA’S 23 young artists.
They are: Morgan Hall,
Janelle Hannon, Jessica
Hannon and Bless Loadholt
on Piano; Anya Hatcher,
violin;Animah Johnson,
Soraya Brooker, Viola;
Jacobi Dortch, Emily Evans,
Jennie Kim, Nicole Lark,
Flute; Tehani Lopez-Olive-
ra, Kennedy Mays, Clarinet;
Jaliana Mincey, Gayjalyn
Gilliam, Nicholas Lark,
Alto Saxophone; Noel Velez
Vega, Tenor Sax; Isaac
Combs, Dae’ Shawn Par
rish, Trumpet; Jackson La
nier, Tuba; Thomas Schan-
dolph and Luke Maclver on
Trombone.
SONATA would
also like to announce to
the public, their Annual
Scholarship Luncheon will
be held on June 13, 2015
at Savannah State Univer
sity-King Frazier Building
at 12 noon. The theme this
year will be “A MUSICAL
EXTRAVAGANZA” Fea
turing Teddy Adams Trio.
For more information visit
our website at Sonatasavan-
nah.org.
We look forward
to seeing you at the Spring
Recital; it is tree and open to
the public.
Your Commitment
to assist SONATA’S efforts
to provide music scholar
ship funds for talented and
deserving students makes
our mission a reality.
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Pius Fest 2015
Home Again
The St. Pius X
High School Alumni As
soc. of Savannah, GA will
host its Annual Summer
Pius Fest 2015 on Saturday,
August 15, 2015 at the Sa
vannah Classical Academy
Gym (Old St. Pius X Gym)
705 East Anderson Street -
Savannah, GA between 1:00
p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Lunch will
be served between 2:00 p.m.
& 3:00 p.m. Any students
who attended the school
between 1952 and 1971 are
encouraged to attend the fes
tivities.
Each class is asked
to create a visual display of
their time at St. Pius X High
School. The Pius Fest fee
is S 25.00 for each person
attending. Make all checks
payable to the SPXHSAA;
mail to the treasurer: Eliz-
abeth-Frazier Royal -1813
Stuyvesant Street - Savan
nah, GA 31405.
For more infor
mation contact event chair
person: Mary Lewis at 912-
232-1827.
Brenda Simmons Campbell and
Minister Clyde Campbell
The Royal Churth of Christ, Inc.
Present*
MEN CONFERENCE 2015
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Guest Speakers
