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RE/MAX Flagstaff Honors Associates

RE/MAX Flagstaff recently recognized three agents for their accomplishments:

Erika Przybylek

Janet Geddings

Jimmy Milhollin

•   Erika Przybylek of RE/MAX Flagstaff, who recently completed Accredited Buyer’s Representative (ABR®) designation course offered by Real Estate Buyer’s Agent Council (REBAC) through the National Association of Realtors. Erika completed 16 hours of class time, passed a written exam and had five closings representing the buyer to qualify for the designation.
•   Janet Geddings of RE/MAX Flagstaff was recently named 2015 president elect for the Flagler County chapter Women’s Council of REALTORS.
•   Jimmy Millhollin Broker/Owner of RE/MAX Flagstaff was recently installed as District 1 Vice President for CRS (Certified Residential Specialist) Florida Chapter.

Founded in 2010 by Annette Gardinal and Jimmy Millhollin, RE/MAX Flagstaff serves Flagler, Volusia, St Johns and parts of Putnam and Duval counties. For more information, call 386-246-8585 or visit www.rmflagstaff.com.

Chiropractor Celebrates 30 Years

Dr. Michael Matuszczak started his career as a Navy Corpsman working in Intensive Care Units and the Air Force Reserves Medical Evacuation Squadron. From there, he went on to earn a nursing degree from University of Florida and Doctor of Chiropractic from Life University.

Michael and his wife Cindy moved to Palm Coast with three young children in 1985 and opened his practice. Over thirty years, Dr. Matuszczak has treated patients from birth to 101 years, including three and four generations of families. He remains honored to help patients improve their quality of life through Chiropractic Healthcare. For more information, visit his office at 3 Florida Park Drive in Palm Coast or call 386-445-4455.

Local Realtor Joins Leadership Academy

David I. Alfin of Watson Realty has been accepted into the Florida Realtors 2015 Leadership Academy, a rigorous program allowing Realtors to maximize their leadership and business potential. Only a select few are accepted into the program that shapes, trains and inspires today's realtors to be tomorrow's leaders in their community. Leadership Academy participants engage in classroom, independent study, group sessions, team-building exercises, goal setting, networking opportunities and communication skill building as part of the nine-month program.

Alfin is the first Flagler County Association of Realtors’ member and Flagler County Realtor to be accepted into the Florida Realtors Leadership Academy. For more information, call him at 386-445-0143 or email [email protected].

CANDIES COACHWORKS EXPANDS

Gainesville-based A Candies Coachworks recently opened a terminal in Daytona Beach expanding its ability to serve central Florida. According to Director of Marketing George Bubenheim, the company intends to provide day trips for Daytona Beach tourists and convention attendees to attractions in St. Augustine, Jacksonville, Brevard County, Orlando and other parts of Volusia County. The exclusive motorcoach provider to University of Florida sport teams and the Embry Riddle University Eagles, Candies is a family-owned transportation service company with more than 25 years of experience. Candies operates a fleet of 27 Prevost H-Series Deluxe motorcoaches, has an excellent safety rating and is committed to giving customers a “Red Carpet Treatment.” Eleven coaches will be based out of the new Daytona facility at 431 N Grandview Avenue. For more information, call 877-352-2634 or visit www.candiesmotorcoaches.com.

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