Special Olympics Florida - Miami-dade County Awards Album 2018
SPECIAL OLYMPICS FLORIDA – MIAMI-DADE COUNTY AWARDS ALBUM 2018 Annual Athlete Awards 01
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SPECIAL OLYMPICS FLORIDA MIAMI-DADE COUNTY Invites you to the 2018 Annual Athlete Awards Title Sponsor Saturday, September 22, 2018 Chairs: Angela and Louis Birdman Hosted by Entertainment and Lifestyle Reporter for WFOR, CBS4, Lisa Petrillo and Nationally-renowned, television personality, Peter Miller 3
EUNICE KENNEDY SHRIVER 1921 - 2009 ONE WOMAN’S VISION As founder and honorary chairperson of Special Olympics, Eunice Kennedy Shriver was a leader in the worldwide struggle to improve and enhance the lives of individuals with intellectual disabilities for more than five decades. Born in Massachusetts, the fifth of nine children of Joseph and Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy, Eunice dedicated her life to helping others. After college, she became a social worker for a women’s penitentiary, then worked with the House of the Good Shepherd and the juvenile court. When Eunice took over the direction of the Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Foundation, she helped achieve many significant advances for citizens with intellectual disabilities. The Foundation established the President’s Committee on Mental Retardation, the National Institute for Child Health and Human Development, university-affiliated facilities and mental retardation research centers at medical schools across the United States, the establishment of Special Olympics, the study of medical ethics at Harvard and Georgetown Universities, as well as the institution of “Community of Caring” centers and programs in 1200 schools to reduce intellectual disabilities among babies of teenagers. 4
Recognized throughout the world for her efforts on behalf of persons with intellectual disabilities, Eunice received many honors, awards and honorary degrees throughout her lifetime. President Reagan awarded her the Presidential Medal of Freedom, and she was honored for her work with Special Olympics in 2005, as one of the first recipients of a sidewalk medallion on The Extra Mile Point of Light Pathway in Washington D.C. Today, more than four million Special Olympic athletes are training year-round in all 50 states and 181 countries. They run races, toss softballs, lift weights, ski moguls, volley tennis balls and pirouette on skates. There are World Summer Games, which just occurred last year in Los Angeles, California, and World Winter Games, which will be staged in Austria in 2017. Schooling, medical treatment and athletic training have all changed for people with intellectual disabilities as a result of Shriver’s vision more important, so have minds, attitudes, and laws. It is through her relentless determination, passion, courage and the hard work of her and many others that her vision is being realized by millions of people the world over. She has inspired people around the globe to become believers and follow in her footsteps. “As we hope for the best in them, hope is reborn in us” – Eunice Kennedy Shriver 5
SPECIAL OLYMPICS MISSION The mission of Special Olympics is to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in the sharing of gifts, skills and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes and the community. 6
SPECIAL OLYMPICS FLORIDA – Miami-Dade County Special Olympics Florida - Miami-Dade County serves 6,500 athletes and offers training and competition in a total of 17 team and individual sports. These athletes are trained by 300 volunteer coaches, and are supported and encouraged by more than 1,200 event volunteers statewide. Special Olympics Florida – Miami-Dade County has over 120 local, registered training programs. Intellectual disability does not discriminate. Athletes who participate in Special Olympics come in all ages, ethnicities and social backgrounds. However, a significant number of athletes live in urban areas and come from lower socioeconomic groups. Special Olympics athletes are given opportunities to participate without regard to economic, demographic, religious, or social factors. Activities exist for those of all ability levels, from the highly functioning to the severely challenged. Anyone can participate in Special Olympics if they meet the eligibility criteria of having intellectual disabilities or a similar developmental disability. Neither athletes nor parents are charged a fee to participate in the program, Special Olympics provides free sports training and competition year-round. This is not to say these services are free, they are actually very expensive and only possible because of the support of the Miami-Dade County community. Through generous philanthropy, we can continue our mission to replace fear, stigma and oppression with possibility and opportunity for the Intellectually Disabled. Special Olympics Florida – Miami-Dade County 155 South Miami Avenue, Suite 200 Miami, Florida 33130 305.406.9467 www.specialolympicsmiamidade.org 7
On behalf of our 47,000 athletes and 31,000 volunteers, I want to thank you for choosing to be a Champion of Special Olympics Florida. Your support offers a limitless amount of opportunities for individuals with intellectual disabilities to enhance their skills, improve their health and build more confidence. Because of you, athletes are able to begin their journey in Special Olympics activities as early as age two and continue competing decades later, with our senior athletes nearing almost 90 years old. Your impact also reaches far beyond the playing field. The skills our athletes learn through Special Olympics prepare them to be better contributors in their local communities and society. They are coaches, mentors, hold positions on school councils, and are employed by local businesses. Through the vehicle of sport, Special Olympics is transforming attitudes to be more inclusive and accepting of individual differences, encouraging everyone that when in doubt - “Choose to Include.” Thank you for Choosing to Include and your support for Special Olympics Florida! Sherry Wheelock President & CEO 8
Special Olympics Florida – Miami-Dade County is honored to celebrate our most deserving athletes, coaches and volunteers at our 2018 Athlete Awards. We applaud their achievements that have inspired and impacted the lives of over 6,500 athletes in Miami-Dade County. Our work would not be possible without the commitment of our community partners who support our mission to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. By using sport as a vehicle, we continue moving forward to create an inclusive, accepting world where our athletes have the opportunity to display their capabilities. We invite all of you to attend one of our local county competitions to witness how your support transforms lives through the power of sport every day. Join the Inclusion Revolution! Linsey Smith Regional Director, South Florida 9
Annual Athlete Awards SEPTEMBER 22nd, 2018 – JW Marriott Marquis Miami Chairs Angela and Louis Birdman Hosted By CBS4 Reporter Lisa Petrillo National Television Personality, Peter Miller Documentaries By 5801 Productions Artwork designed by LEBO Welcome By Linsey Harris Smith, Special Olympics Florida – Miami-Dade County Director 10
Community Partners and Sponsor Recognition 2018 ATHLETE AWARDS EVENT SPONSORS Title Sponsor Bronze Sponsors Mass Mutual Miami Carnival Cruise Lines Dadeland Animal Hospital Famis, Inc. Fedex Gulliver Schools Holland & Knight Kaufman Rossin Littler Mendelson, P.C. PNC Bank Riviera Schools Rumberger, Kirk & Caldwell Sotheby’s Realty TD Bank Presenting Sponsor Plaza Construction Premier Sponsor Publix Platinum Sponsor David L. Singer Foundation Gold Sponsors Angela and Louis Birdman Bacardi Eagle Brands Haute Living Magazine Miami Herald Tu-Be 11
ANNUAL SPORTS PARTNERS Premier Partner Silver Partners Bronze Partners Publix Batchelor Foundation Brickell City Centre David L. Singer Memorial Foundation/ North Miami Beach Optimist Club Miami Marlins Nicklaus Children’s Hospital Sandra DeLucca Developmental Center Swire Properties TD Bank The City of Miami The Fairholme Foundation The First Tee/DAGA The Miami Foundation The Orange Bowl UPS Foundation Verizon Adventure Sports ESPN Florida Memorial University Gulliver Schools LEBO Men’s Wearhouse Miami FC Miami-Dade County Radiant Manufacturing Swago University of Miami Wells Fargo The De Moya Foundation Gold Partners Mana Wynwood Miami-Dade County Public Schools The Taft Foundation 12
BEVER AGE SPONSORS
Athlete of the Year David Rams Most Improved Athlete of the Year Juliana Quintero Inspirational Athlete of the Year Roy Hall Coach of the Year Ken Waugh Unified Partner of the Year Award Alexia Lugo Volunteer of the Year Jaden Slater Family of the Year The Meador Family Special Olympics Florida Marilyn Grigsby Award Miami Marlins 14
AWARD TRIBUTE THE ANA MARIA MIYARES “FAMILY OF THE YEAR AWARD” Special Olympics Florida, Miami-Dade County established The Ana Maria Miyares Family Of The Year Award in 2013. This award is presented to one family each year who exhibits traits that Ana Maria so clearly exemplifies. Her dedication to providing quality sports training and her love of Special Olympics has inspired Athletes, family members and volunteers to get involved. More importantly, she has impacted the lives of countless parents who, as new mothers and fathers, questioned if they had the ability to care for a special needs child. Ana Maria has set high expectations for Andy Miyares and all of the Athletes in our program, demonstrating to parents that they can still have big dreams. And she continues to embrace those of our Athletes who have not been blessed with a family network as strong as the one that she has created for her own family. 15
AWARD TRIBUTE THE CAROLE MACARTHUR “COACH OF THE YEAR AWARD” Special Olympics Florida, Miami-Dade County established The Carole Macarthur Coach Of The Year Award in 2010. Carole MacArthur began her relationship with Special Olympics as a Coach through her role as an Adaptive Physical Education Teacher. Carole immediately recognized the value in Special Olympics mission and her love of the program was contagious. During her tenure, her Cutler Ridge Middle School delegation trained more than 100 Athletes per year. Carole MacArthur encouraged all of her students to participate to their greatest ability, to develop their love of sport and develop their physical talents. She would not allow any hurdle to become an obstacle to an Athlete’s participation even if that meant waking up at 4:30 am to pick up Athletes for a competition. Most importantly, Carole developed positive attitudes, sportsmanship and self-esteem in her athletes. Carole passed away in 2004 after battling cancer. Her legacy continues to live on through the hundreds of Athletes and Coaches who she inspired. 16
AWARD TRIBUTE THE DANNY PEREZ “INSPIRATIONAL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR AWARD” Special Olympics Florida – Miami-Dade County established the Danny Perez Inspirational Athlete Of The Year Award in 2010. Danny Perez was born in 1973 and began participating in Special Olympics at a young age. Danny was nominated the Inspirational Athlete of the Year in 2009 at the age of 36, he then passed away in 2010 from a tragic hit-and-run accident while he was bicycling. Danny Perez had a tremendous personality and positive attitude that motivated everyone around him to give 100% at all times. He loved the sport of basketball and also participated in softball, cycling and soccer. A well-rounded and beloved individual, he enjoyed his role as the manager of the football and basketball team at Hialeah Miami Lakes High School. Danny was ecstatic to be involved with any and all types of sports, he was well known for spending time in the bleachers after a game and sharing his vast knowledge on local, college and professional teams. Special Olympics honors the life of Danny Perez with the tribute of the Inspirational Athlete of the Year Award, so that his memory will continue to inspire Athletes forever. 17
Angela and Louis Birdman Event Chairs Reshaping the community and redefining Miami’s skyline, Angela and Louis Birdman are breaking new ground with Birdman Real Estate Development. Louis is currently co-developing One Thousand Museum, the 62-story residential skyscraper designed by the late Zaha Hadid. It is Hadid’s first and only residential skyscraper in the Western Hemisphere and is currently going vertical in Downtown Miami. The Birdmans have shared many philanthropic passions, being actively involved at the Humane Society of Greater Miami, YoungArts Foundation and benefactors at PAMM. Angela is a godparent at JAFCO, sits on the board of the Miami Summer Music Festival, ScentsAbility Candles,―a nonprofit for young adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), and founded the annual Walk in Style for the Animals with Saks Fifth Avenue Bal Harbour. 18
Lisa Petrillo Event Co-Host Lisa Petrillo is the entertainment and lifestyle reporter for WFOR, CBS4 and has interviewed countless celebrities, athletes and influencers. While she is South Florida’s premiere entertainment reporter, Lisa also hosts CBS4’s “Taste of the Town” segment, which celebrates South Florida’s growing culinary scene, while reporting on fashion, travel and lifestyle. During her extensive career, Lisa has received three Emmy’s: two for writing and on-camera performance for her behind-the-scenes series on soap operas entitled “Love in the Afternoon” and her third for her CBS4 report on the “Chefs Challenge” in 2005. Lisa is involved with numerous charities including the Multiple Sclerosis Society, St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital, Miami Children’s Health Foundation, Diabetes Research Institute, and many others. Lisa is also on the Honorary Board for Debbie’s Dream Foundation: Curing Stomach Cancer. She has won awards from multiple organizations including the Silver Circle Award from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS). The Silver Circle Award recognizes television professionals who have made significant contributions to television over a period of 25 years or more. Lisa’s professional career began in 1986 as Communications Manager for the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau. That year, she began her television career at WPLG as a producer. She was named the station’s entertainment reporter in 1988. Following WPLG, Lisa became a national correspondent on the NBC show “Real Life”. She joined WFOR, CBS4 in 2001 as the Entertainment and Lifestyle Reporter. 19
Peter Miller Event Co-Host Peter Miller is a nationally-renowned, Emmy nominated television host, producer, spokesperson, philanthropist, professional angler and three-time world sailfish champion. He is widely known for his Emmy-nominated television show, Bass2Billfish with Peter Miller. Originally from Tappan, New York, he has solidified his career on the shores and waters that have made Miami famous. Peter’s lifelong passion for the ocean has garnered him multiple awards and sponsorship deals as well as the opportunity to work alongside celebrities such as Lebron James and Pitbull. While pursuing his professional interests, Peter founded his “Get Lit” fishing team, with which he would go on to win or place in more than 120 high profile billfish tournaments. When he’s not offshore, Peter spends his time in front of the camera, endorsing over a dozen brands, including Florida Tourism, Bass Pro Shops, Monster Products, Tire Kingdom, Mercury Marine, Laser Spine Institute, YETI coolers, Salt Life, and Costa Sunglasses. Widely regarded as a social influencer on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, Peter has a combined social media presence of over 400,000 followers and over five million views on YouTube. Most importantly, Peter is an outspoken wildlife and environmental conservationist, sitting on the boards of both the Everglades Foundation and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Foundation. More than a mere fisherman, Peter Miller is an advocate for the environment, an unparalleled brand ambassador, and a genuine family man. He currently resides in Miami, Florida and enjoys spending his time with his two children, playing the Djembe and paddle boarding. 20
Yoli Mayor Entertainment Yoli Mayor has been singing since she was 2 years old. A Cuban-American Miami native, the 23 year old singer-songwriter has found her own voice, which is often reminiscent of Amy Winehouse, Etta James and many other soulful icons. Her talented voice propelled her through to the Semifinals of America’s Got Talent in 2017. Mayor is currently hard-at-work on an EP to share her passion for music, honesty and heart in song. She wants music to make people feel something; “my favorite reaction from an audience is to be in tears, usually with me” says Mayor. Publications such as Miami New Times and the Huffington Post have deemed her a “Miami-grown vocal powerhouse.” 21
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David L. Singer Memorial Foundation on behalf of the North Miami Beach Optimist Club The David L. Singer Memorial Foundation was founded in 1991 as a Public 501(c)(3) Foundation. Its’ purpose is to fund and promote athletics programs for the local area’s intellectually disabled children. Since its’ inception 22 years ago, the Foundation has been the primary funding source for the annual Special Olympics Florida – Miami-Dade County Summer Games, a qualifying Track & Field Meet. The North Miami Beach Optimist Club honors the David L. Singer Memorial Fund by playing a vital role for our organization, Athletes and community. What began as a “mini-meet” for 30 Athletes has developed into an impressive Track & Field event for 600 Athletes and hundreds of volunteers and spectators. This event provides an opportunity for our Athletes to feel like champions and for the community of Miami-Dade to witness their dedication and accomplishments. David L. Singer Memorial Foundation 19436 NE 26th Avenue Miami, FL 33180 305.935.4733 www.nmbtrackandfield.com 26
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