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Volume 5 Issue 1

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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT 

ANNIVERSARIES 

FUND MANAGEMENT 

HUMAN RESOURCES 

FACILITIES/CONSTRUCTION 

STRATEGIC SERVICES 

EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT 

AROC 

DROC 

HROC 

IROC 

LVROC 

TROC 

BORN LEADERS 

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Letter from the President 

Dear Camden Team Members, 

As we write this letter, the second quarter is coming to an end and Camden’s 

performance continues to be better than expected. Camden associates are 

definitely “catching the wave!” We know you are working hard to maximize every 

opportunity and ride the wave of this strong multifamily market. 

We also know the busy summer season involves a lot of time spent with your 

Camden colleagues. With longer daylight hours, kids out of school and many 

recreational events, summer is also a great time to connect with your family and 

friends. We want to encourage you to take time to spend with your non-Camden 

family and friends this summer. 

Life moves really fast; and it is easy to let those opportunities to create memories 

slide by. We hope you take advantage of Camden’s vacation policy so you will 

have the time to make those memories. With recent policy changes, it is easier 

than ever to plan your days off. And if you choose to travel, remember we have 

vacation suites available across the country. Whatever you decide to do this 

summer, we hope you have fun and create wonderful memories.

Anniversaries 

Jose Cadiz Celebrates 20 Years 

Jose began working at Camden in January 1992. He has worked at Camden 

West Oaks, Camden Whispering Oaks and currently at Camden Oak Crest as 

a Maintenance Technician. Jose has completed all Camden training programs 

and has received the “ACE Award”. In his spare time he enjoys the company of 

his family and going to church. Jose has two children; a son with his masters in 

accounting and a daughter who is about to start college in the fall. He has been 

married to his wife for 25 years. 

Lizzette Herron Celebrates 20 Years 

Lizzette started as a Leasing Consultant and worked her way to Assistant Manager, 

Community Manager and then District Manager with Summit Properties. She 

came over early with Camden prior to the merger to complete the lease ups 

at Camden Lago Vista as Community Manager. Her entire career has been 

in Orlando at 11 different communities. She is a Mentor and graduated from 

Camden U in June 2007. She has won the Regional ACE Award in 2010 and the 

equivalent Summit Award in 1997. She has been married 27 years to Dennis and 

they have a 14 year old son, Jared. In her free time, she enjoys watching her 

son at his sporting events, Atlanta Braves baseball, being in the sun and loves 

Criminal Minds. 

Teresa Keck Celebrates 20 Years 

Teresa began working at a Camden Community as a vendor cleaning apartments 

in 1991. The Manager at Camden Cross Creek asked if she would like to work 

as a part-time Leasing Agent on the weekends and was hired on in 1992. After 

being promoted to Assistant Manager she was then promoted to community 

manager in 1996 at Pear Tree apartments. She has managed at several Camden 

communities and this is her second time at Camden Westchase. In 2010 she 

received the Community Manager of the Year award through IREM. In 2011 

Camden Westchase received the Community of the Year award at the St. Louis 

Region ACE Awards. Now gardening is her favorite hobby, but her passions are 

her children and grandchildren. She is married to her husband Brian, she has 

three daughters and two grandchildren. 

Dawn Mathwig Celebrates 20 Years 

Dawn joined Camden in 1992 as a Community Manager in Houston, Texas. During 

her 20 years of employment with Camden, her positions have included Senior 

Community Manager, subject matter expert for Camden’s OneSite Design and 

Implementation Team, District Manager, Regional Vice President and currently 

Central Division Vice President. Throughout her tenure at Camden, Dawn has 

been dedicated to Camden’s culture, values, mission statement, and key 

operating strategies. She is a creative problem solver who focuses on bottom 

line results and the development of people. Dawn and her husband Tim have 

three children ages 15, 18 and 22 and they currently reside in Coppell, Texas. She 

spends her time supporting local charities such as the Soup Mobile that feeds 

the homeless in Dallas, Susan G. Komen and Toys for Tots, and actively volunteers 

at her local church. Dawn is inspired by quotes and here is one of her favorites. 

“We have a choice every day regarding the attitude we will embrace for that 

day. Life is 10% what happens to us and 90% how to react to it. Our attitude is 

everything.” 

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Anniversaries 

Deanna Radulescu Celebrates 20 Years 

Deanna has worked at several communities throughout her tenure with 

Camden. She started as a Leasing Consultant, then worked her way to Assistant 

Manager and then Community Manager. Deanna is currently managing Las 

Vegas’s second largest community Camden Del Mar. Deanna is a Camden 

graduate, Camden Mentor and her community is a member of the Nevada 

Apartment Association and recently won Community of the Year. Deanna is 

an Ace Award winner and National Ace Award winner. She enjoys time with 

her family, baseball, and travel. 

Hector Rodarte Celebrates 20 Years 

Hector has been employed with Camden since January 1992. He began his 

career at Camden West Oaks as a Porter and since then worked his way 

up to Assistant Maintenance Supervisor at Camden Oak Crest. While he was 

at Camden West Oak Hector was awarded the “Best Employee Award” at 

Camden’s Ace Award Ceremony. He has been married to his wife Gloria for 

27 years and they have a 19 year old son Omar. In his spare time he enjoys 

being in the company of his family. 

Michael Schuckman Celebrates 20 Years 

Michael began working at Camden Westchase apartments in January 1992 

as a Maintenance Technician. He has worked at Camden Westchase for 

most of his career, but served as the Service Supervisor at Camden South 

Summit for a short period. He graduated from North County Technical School 

with a certificate in major appliance repair; He also completed his Camden 

U classes in 2008. He enjoys camping, fishing, attending baseball, hockey, 

and football games. Michael has been married to his wife Margaret for 26 

years, and they enjoy the company of their dog Sammy. 

Shelley Stone Celebrates 20 Years 

Shelley recently celebrated 20 wonderful years with Camden! She began her 

career as a Leasing Consultant and worked her way up through the ranks 

to Senior Manager. Shelley’s on-site experience encompasses stabilized, 

rehab and new development communities. In 2000, Shelley changed her 

career path by joining Camden’s Education Department before taking on 

the challenge of Regional Marketing Director for DROC. Shelley is an active 

volunteer with AAGD and has been on the Board of Directors for the last two 

years and recently was installed for another two years. She has served and 

chaired various committees plus trained CAM and CAPS courses in 2006-2008. 

Shelley is married to Brad and has a son Cameron, 10 years old with another 

son expected in September. 

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Fund Management 

The Funds Expand 

to Raleigh and Orlando 

Camden’s discretionary investment funds (“Funds”) added two projects to the portfolio in 

the first quarter. The first is the January acquisition of Camden Asbury Village, a 350-unit community 

located in Raleigh, North Carolina. Camden Asbury Village was completed in 2009 and is conveniently 

located near employment centers and significant retail, with the 1M square foot Cary Towne Center 

mall located less than one mile from the community. The community had a successful transition to 

the Funds under the leadership of Ken Sherman, District Manager, and Shirley Register, Community 

Manager. During the first quarter of ownership, Camden Asbury Village posted NOI results 10% better 

than budget! 

The second acquisition during the quarter was a land parcel in Orlando, Florida for the 

development of Camden Waterford Lakes. The development is located within the desirable Waterford 

Lakes submarket of Orlando, adjacent to the Waterford Lakes Town Center, a 950,000 square foot, 

popular retail, restaurant and entertainment destination. The current development plan for Camden 

Waterford Lakes calls for 14 three-story, garden-style apartment buildings with one, two and three 

bedroom floor plans. Construction is anticipated to begin by year-end. 

With the addition of Camden Asbury Village, the Funds currently have a total of 24 operating 

communities containing 7,713 apartment homes in eight U.S. markets. These high-quality properties 

have an average age of five years and a current occupancy of 95.5%. With the addition of the 

Camden Waterford Lakes development, the Funds now have 826 units under development, bringing 

the Funds total to 8,539 apartment homes. 

Camden Asbury Village 

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Human Resources 

Working Safe 

Each year we ask approximately 25 communities 

to go through a safety inspection to ensure our 

employees and communities are maintaining a 

safe work environment. The inspection includes 

chemical and fire safety, ladder, moving and 

lifting safety, as well as golf cart safety. We are 

proud to announce the following communities 

received 100% on their inspections. 

Camden Lakemont 

Camden Lakeway 

Camden Main & Jamboree 

Camden Midtown Atlanta 

Camden Phipps 

2012/2013 New Camden Scholarship Recipients 

SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT EMPLOYEE COMMUNITY/DEPARTMENT 

Lauren Baker 

Ivana Borbon 

Jessica Butler 

Mayra Cadiz 

Cody Clark 

Laura Covarrubias 

Mayra Franco 

Marc Drew 

Conor Mckenzie 

Danielle Kennedy 

Phuong Khuu 

Jamie Kling 

Ashlyn Hairston 

Genece Davis 

David Rios 

Ryan Rios 

Jessica Russell 

Zachary Sparks 

Tyler Spencer 

Marjorie Torres 

Daniel Vazquez 

Jill Wehman 

Katelyn Whittaker 

Jeffrey Whorton 

Trevor Zastrow 

Laurie Baker 

Rosa Borbon 

Lonnie Butler 

Jose Cadiz 

Marion Clark 

Gaudencio Covarrubias 

Marco Franco 

Dorothy Hartsfield 

Deanna Hattenbach 

Pamela Kennedy 

Ut Van Khuu 

Jeniffer Kling 

Steven Moore 

Carolyn Paul 

Laura Rios 

Jarri Russell 

Julie Sparks 

Sarah (Lisa) Spencer 

Cesar Torres 

Maribel Vazquez 

Ross Wehman 

Kathryn Whittaker 

James Whorton 

Terri Zastrow 

Fund Management 

Camden Lago Vista 

Camden Stonecrest 

Camden Oak Crest 

Camden Preserve 

Camden Martinique 

Camden Plaza 

Camden Lakemont 

Camden Forest 

Camden Lee Vista 

Camden Martinique 

Strategic Services 

Camden Pinehurst 

Accounting 

Corpus Christi/ 

San Antonio Region Office 

Camden Amber Oaks 

Accounting 


Camden Westview 

Camden Greenway 

Finance Department 

Property Accounting 

Information Technology 

Legal Services 

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Construction 

Annual Facilities 

Construction Retreat 

HomeAid Partnership 

Early this March, the Construction/Facilities 

department met for a two-day conference in 

Houston to discuss industry standards and to 

share lessons learned from across the country. 

After the conference everyone retreated to 

Seadrift, Texas, for a weekend of fishing at 

Polebender’s. With true Camden spirit in tow 

there had to be a competition! The rules were 

strictly laid out for longest fish. To the guys’ 

surprise, the girls snuck up and stole the show 

with Elizabeth Bryson taking the prize for the 

longest redfish at 29 ½ inches! 

Earlier this year Camden partnered with HomeAid 

Houston to renovate the entry gate at the Houston 

Area Women’s Center. Bobby Rivers, Vice President 

of Construction, donated his time to coordinate the 

work. The following subcontractors also donated 

their time and materials to complete this project: 

Summit Steel Fabricators, Inc. 

Jomi Cleaning Services 

Securatech Security Systems LLC 

From left to right: Duane Canter, Mike Archer, Colin Smith, Ricky 

Marzolla, Rusty Stone, Kristen Peterson, Andrew Bollom, Teek Wilson, 

Elizabeth Bryson, Kerry Richard, Ron Wenger, and Shonn Mayhew 


Technical Operation Appreciation 

Did you know that the corporate office building had a complete loss of power during business hours 

this quarter While this outage did create a slight inconvenience for our corporate employees, we 

are happy to report that all Information Systems remained uninterrupted. All application systems 

continued to process your requests and email continued to flow as usual. The Camden Technical 

Operations team just wanted to express our appreciation for the support this company gives us. It is 

that empowerment that facilitates such outstanding and consistent results for Camden. Thank You! 

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Keep on Rockin’ Contact Center 

The Camden Contact Center is plunging ahead full steam and strategically 

improving the way Camden drives traffic and leases through the door. Year-to-date, 

the Contact Center has answered a total of 84,785 calls and 34,599 emails both of 

which resulted in 18,587 appointments, 3,789 applications, and ultimately 2,400 

move ins. There is no end in sight to the steadily growing call volume year after year. 

Camden’s Contact Center is the best of both worlds because it provides a boutique 

style service and a friendly voice to our customers, while simultaneously achieving 

stellar results in a fast-paced and energetic environment. The Contact Center 

has expanded their services from not only leasing and scheduling appointments, 

but rather by going the extra mile to escalate serious resident/prospect issues, 

resulting in countless wins for Camden’s reputation and standards of excellence. 

In addition to creating leads and leases for Camden, Amanda Dempsey, CCC 

Agent and Camden Blogger is also leading by example having recently won the 

National Blog Contest and Camden Story Contest used to help recruit new employees. 

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Employee Development 

Camden U Graduates 

Congratulations to the most recent graduates from Camden U! The 

individuals listed below have successfully completed all of the required 

coursework for their degree programs from December 1, 2011 – May 31, 2012 

NAME 

JOB TITLE 

LOCATION 

Adrienne Tittle 

Al Porter 

Anna Ashie 

Avery Risher 

Bob Guthrie 

Brandi Pitts 

Brian Dawson 

Bryan Roberts 

Carey Wimberly 

Chandria Witwer 

Chris Carver 

Christina Prevost 

Christine Eller 

Daniel Brown 

Danielle Fiore 

Danny Robb Jr. 

Debbye Campbell 

Denise Cania 

Dianna Miranda 

Eddie Khnanisho 

Enrique Guzman Flores 

Essence Watkins 

Esteban Umanzor 

George Garcia 

George Vargas 

Greg Muir 

Isabel Chavez 

Jacqueline Sanchez 

Jaimie Grogan 

James Traylor 

Jason Laird 

Jennifer Green 

Jennifer Northrop 

Jerry Ramirez 

Jessica Duran 

Josh Cordle 

Joshua Pool 

Juan Quezada 

Justin Kendrick 

Karen Ewing 

Kevin Allen 

Kristine Donato 

Laura LaTouche 

Laura Villegas 

Lauren Bartz 

Lauri Phillips 

Laurie-Ann Anderson 

Lila Praseutsak 

Lisa Llewellyn 

Lisa Spencer 

Lori Jones 

Marco Costa 

Mary Carranza 

Mike Martin 

Mike Mayo 

Napoleon Muniz 

Natasha Durant 

Neil Wiltshire 

Nick Fortner 

Nicola Connelly 

Ramon Aponte 

Roberto Gomez Galindo 

Ron Horton 

Sarah Taber 

Scott Wheeler 

Shelby McNulty 

Susan Frizzell 

Tony Sallee 

Ulises Campos 

Yunior Torres 

Assistant Manager 

Maintenance Technician 

Leasing Consultant 


Groundskeeper 

Bookkeeper 



Maintenance Supervisor 








Community Manager 






Groundskeeper 








Make Ready Technician 







Assistant Maintenance Supervisor 








Leasing Coordinator 

























Camden Fairfax Corner 

Camden Clearbrook 

Camden World Gateway 

Camden Commons 

Camden Panther Creek 

Camden Farmers Market 

Camden Dulles Station 

Camden San Paloma 

Camden Stockbridge 

Oasis Palms 

Camden Stonecrest 

Camden Ridgecrest 


Camden Sedgebrook 

Camden College Park 


Camden Legacy Park 

Camden St. Clair 

Camden Doral Villas 

Camden Copper Square 

Camden Sea Palms 

Camden Plantation 

Camden Holly Springs 

Camden Palisades 

Camden Pinnacle 

Camden Reunion Park 

Camden Parkside 

Oasis Bay 

Camden Del Mar 

Camden Riverwalk 

Camden Highlands Ridge 

Camden Overlook 

Camden Visconti 

Camden Vineyards 

Camden Pines 

Camden Fair Lakes 

Camden Gardens 

Camden Potomac Yard 

Camden Asbury Village 

Camden Deerfield 

Camden Passage 

Camden Grandview 


Oasis Landing 

Camden Whispering Oaks 

Camden Harbor View 

Camden Midtown 

Camden Monument Place 

Camden Harbor View 


Camden Denver West 

Camden Legacy Park 


Camden Westwood 

Camden Lake Pine 

Camden Holly Springs 

Camden College Park 

Camden Grandview 

Camden Farmers Market 

Oasis Sierra 

Camden Aventura 

Camden Club 



Camden Oak Crest 

Camden Huntingdon 

Camden Clearbrook 

Camden Touchstone 

Camden Crest 

Camden Visconti 

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Employee Development 

Camden U Training 

Congratulations to the most recent training program completion from Camden 

U! The individual listed below has successfully completed all of the required 

coursework for their training program from December 1, 2011 – May 31, 2012 

NAME JOB TITLE LOCATION 

Hollie Gibralter District Manager Austin Regional Office 

NAME JOB TITLE LOCATION 

Adrienne Tittle 

Alex Garcia 

Brian Dawson 

Britteny Bellinger 

Cali Walden-Hix 

Cathy Plumer 

Diane Kessler 

Dianna Miranda 

Domingo Robles Perez 

Greg Roberson 

Laura LaTouche 

Lauren Bartz 

Leslie Benitez 

Martin Zacarias-Ceja 

Meg Rassassi 

Mirna Mayorga 

Nicole Williams 

Robert Villalobos 

Roland Mendez 

Roxanne Galvan 

Tara Wilson 

Camden’s New Mentors 

Announcing Camden’s newest Mentors! The individuals listed below have 

successfully completed all of the requirements to become mentors on February 22, 2012 





Business Support Center Analyst 

Lead Concierge 

Resident Service Coordinator 
















Camden Foxcroft 


Camden Caley 

Camden Development, Inc. 

Camden Grand Parc 

Camden Passage 

Camden Doral Villas 

Camden Potomac Yard 

Camden Plantation 



Oasis Island 

Camden Summit 

Camden River 

Camden Park 

Oasis Meadows 

Camden South End 

Camden Copper Ridge 

Camden Vineyards 

Camden Cedar Lakes 

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AROC 

It Pays To Know Your Values 

On December 16 all Charlotte associates gathered 

together at Maggiano’s restaurant for a holiday 

celebration. News and successes pertaining to the 

region were shared and associates played a holiday 

song guessing game. Winners from each table 

then selected the gift of their choice from a wide 

spread of items! Paid days off were also raffled off 

to associates who were able to recall our Mission 

Statement, Brand Promise, and Camden Values on 

the spot. (Always know your values!) All in all, the 

Charlotte team enjoyed an afternoon of fun, friends, 

and GREAT food just in time for the holidays! 

Charlotte Lend-a-Hand 

On a hot, sunny, winter day in March (no, really, it 

was 80 degrees!) members of maintenance teams 

from various Camden properties throughout the area 

gathered at Camden Habersham for a Lend-a-Hand 

event. Coordinated by SMAC member Dan Willner 

(pictured), the event was a huge success. Associates 

replaced light fixtures in breezeways of three buildings, 

pressure washed several walkways, and replaced 

stop signs throughout the property. Thanks to the hard 

work of this maintenance crew, the Habersham team 

was able to accomplish in a day what would normally 

have taken a couple of months. Everyone is looking 

forward to the next event! 

Top Row: Stephanie Garris, Connie Farr, Colleen Hinebaugh, Tommy 

Townsend, Tara Lafler, Robert Boyd. Bottom Row: Michelle Dimmick, Tina 

Tutah, Ruth Faircloth. 

Top Row – Donnie Hood, Steve Graham, Daniel Brown, Rob Corley, 

Dan Willner, Chris Carver, Tony Sallee. Bottom Row – Dave Whitley, 

Carl Simmons, Cliff Edwards, Pete Carmichael, Tommy Townsend, Terry 

Waters, Randy Brooks. 

InsideCamden Bingo Winner 

The Eastern Division page on InsideCamden made its 

debut! For the unveiling, we played a game of BINGO 

to get all of the teams familiar with our new page. Each 

employee in the Eastern Division was given one BINGO 

card to play throughout the day. Numbers were drawn 

and posted on our discussion board. The first twenty 

winners were awarded prizes if they claimed BINGO 

on the discussion thread! A great time was had by all 

and everyone is asking to play again! 

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AROC 

Mid-Atlantic Gives Back 

The Mid-Atlantic has given back big time through 

its recent Camden Cares efforts. They donated 

3,194 lbs of food to the Capital Area Food Bank in 

December. In April, they shipped 696 lbs of items 

to Operation Shoebox which turned into 287 boxes 

being sent overseas to American Troops serving 

overseas. They turned a rainy day on its head in 

June and had a great time helping the National 

Park Service with their maintenance of the Wolf 

Trap Park for the Performing Arts. Teams performed 

tasks like power washing 200 trash cans, cleaning a 

3,500 seat amphitheater, painting two bathrooms, 

washing 15 vehicles, cleaning and mulching a 

children’s theater, and pulling two tons of weeds. 

Overall an estimated $15,000 worth of labor in a 

matter of a few hours! 

Camden Cares Charlotte Style 

In June, Charlotte’s Camden Cares Committee geared 

up for a productive year by holding an annual meeting 

where members divided into groups to plan events for 

each quarter of 2012. For first quarter, the Committee 

chose to dedicate their time on two Tuesdays in March 

to the Dilworth Soup Kitchen. Janette Hendershott, 

Staci Yeager, and Robert Shelinsky did a great job 

contacting the organization and coordinating 

Camden’s volunteers. 

All hands were on deck, as teams served upwards of 115 people in five hours! 

Back Row: Alicia Chaplin, Jennifer Robinson, Nichole Jackson, Carrie 

Bolling. Front Row: Lorna Chubb and Bridget Riley. 

The second quarter event was effectively coordinated 

by Rachel Wirth, Tracy Stegall, and Joya Pavesi. The 

entire Charlotte region closed all properties and 

gathered together on May 16 at McAlpine Creek Park 

where the group was tasked to clear overgrowth, 

invasive brush, and trees from main areas of the park. 

The crews worked extremely hard to accomplish the 

tasks at hand and the end result was drastic! Overall, 

both Camden Cares events hosted in Charlotte were 

successful – minus a couple of bouts of poison ivy – and 

they look forward to the rest of the upcoming service 

events! 

Mid-Atlantic Camden Cares attendees celebrate in the rain. Charlotte Camden Cares attendees after their hours of hard work . 

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AROC 

We Have a Winner 

On Thursday, December 1, 2011 the Greater 

Charlotte Apartment Association held their 

Annual Bravo Awards Banquet. Camden had 11 

nominations & one big winner. Congratulations go 

out to Connie Farr, Regional Manager who received 

the Corporate Professional of the Year Award! 

12 Days of Camden 

Mid-Atlantic teams got together at the Maggiano’s 

in Tysons Corner to celebrate the season and it was 

definitely good food and good times. Some took 

the Tacky Sweater contest very seriously and went 

all out with their ensembles. The highlight of the 

lunch was the “17 Joys of Camden”, a sing along 

assembled by Lorna Chubb to the tune of “The 12 

Days of Christmas”. Teams got to celebrate their 

proudest moment of 2011 and poke a little goodnatured 

fun at other teams. 

Back Row: John McGowan Pat Raynor, Ernest Crabill, JD Skaggs, Tony 

Hall. Front Row: Erica Murphy, Bridget Johnson, Keisha Nix, Al Porter, 

Susan Frizzell. 

Connie Farr holding her Professional of the Year Award. 

Other nominees who represented 

Camden proudly include 

Raleigh Camden Cares 

On March 7 and June 15, the incredible Camden 

Cares Committee in Raleigh executed two 

more highway clean-up efforts as part of their 

commitment to the Adopt-a-Highway program. 

Teams collected trash and recyclables along 

Airport Blvd and are proud to have the Camden 

Highway sign displayed. 

Property Manager of the Year Nominee’s: Ruth Faircloth, Richard 

Moss, Holly Casper 

Assistant Manager of the Year Nominee’s: Natalie Pait, Janette 

Hendershott 

Leasing Professional of the Year Nominee’s: Rachel Wirth, Cara 

Sanders, Bianca Gandhi 

Service Supervisor of the Year Nominee’s: Dan Willnew, Miguel 

Fajardo, Chuch Butler 

Congrats to Joya Pavesi who was inducted to the 

GCAA Board of Directors! 

Back Row: Thomas Mayo, Laverne Blakenship, Chris Guin, Joey Bass. 

Front Row: Rob Jeffreys, Dena Filiaggi, Jen Fitzpatrick, Rebekah Cannon. 

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DROC 

Teachers Lounge Touch Up 

On June 6-8, Camden teamed with local Dallas 

vendors and AAGD in a community service project 

at Sam Houston Elementary in Dallas, TX. The building 

is over 100 years old and in need of several repairs. 

Camden elected to remodel the teacher’s lounge. 

Vendors donated paint, cabinets, dishwasher, 

refrigerator, microwaves, blinds, new tables and new 

furniture including a flat screen TV for the lounge. 

Materials donated totaled $6,540. 

Welcoming Home the Troops 

Dallas employees welcomed home our troops for 

the last time on March 14 at DFW Airport. Between 

January 2007 and March 2012 Dallas employees 

welcomed home over 2,000 soldiers. 

Front row: Clarissa Wilson, Melissa Mundy, Laci Coker. Middle row: Tiffany 

Hudson, Pam Reed, Erica Butterfield, Kalona Hendry, Brandi Pitts, Misty 

Beddoe, Jennifer Ashton, Gayle Lyerla, Ryan Domm. Back row: Unknown 

soldier, James Traylor, Hollie Lawing. 

Volunteers are from left to right: Jesus Cruz, Shelley Stone, Bryanna 

Washington, Rena Sigmund and Walter Strauss. 

Employee Appreciation 

Dallas Employee Appreciation Day at Six Flags on 

May 30. Employees spent the day riding rides and 

were provided lunch where 75 door prizes donated 

by local vendors were given out. 

Before 

After 

Left side: Rachel Edwards, Ashley 

Meek, Hollie Lawing, Roy Brown, Noe 

Bailon-Rodriguez. Right side: Deanna 

Jost, Dorit Mikulancak, Corne Lewis, 

Lavern Green, Jevin Colbert. 

Left side: Michael Thornhill, Nelson 

Quintanilla, Dolores Maldonado. 

Right side: Robin Middleton, Michel 

Wiederholt, Ted Duran. 

Teachers Lounge 

Left to Right:Bill Pilgrim, Tim Walker, Antonio Perez, Jose Cerin, Marco 

Costa. 

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DROC 

Austin Camden Cares 

Camden Cares team in Austin met in April at Walnut 

Creek Park where they helped clean the park as well 

as participate in a treasure hunting adventure called 

geocaching. An app was downloaded to each 

person’s phone and it was used to hunt for three 

hidden caches in the park. 

St. Louis Camden CASA Winner 

In April the St. Louis Maintenance Supervisors met 

for lunch and the CASA Golden Plunger Award 

Presentation. Paul Parson and one Maintenance 

Supervisor judged the other supervisors on 

community cleanliness, one make ready and the 

maintenance shop. The winner of the Golden 

Plunger Award went to Robert Neff from Camden 

Cross Creek. 

Left to Right: Ramiro Rodriguez, Ruben Mascarro, Jose Guevara, Ryan 

King, Case Critchlow, Joaquin Salgado, Candice Voigt, Koti Piland, Crystal 

Tolento, Nova Ner, Villisa Tarver, Jessica Kohlmorgan. 

Dallas Camden Cares 

Dallas Camden Cares Team volunteered at SPCA 

McKinney and Dallas in March. The volunteers 

helped clean and organize storage closets. During 

the month of March, the Dallas communities also 

promoted the adoption of an animal by waiving 

half off the pet deposit. Several residents took 

advantage of this special and adopted a pet from 

the SPCA. 

Left to Right:Robert Neff and David Barton. 

Spreading Charity and Mulch 

Camden Cares team worked on a special project at 

Fretz Park in Dallas spreading mulch under the trees 

that ran along the Preston Ridge Trail. 

Left to Right: Nick Fortner, David Torres, Eloy Morales, Janet 

Melton, Jennifer Ashton, Michel Wiederholt. 

Left to right: David Torres, Ryan Domm, Jennifer Ashton, Sheri Gladden, 

Misty Beddoe, Josh Morales, Amy Brown, Jose Cerin, Freddy Lopez, Jesus 

Cruz, Jon-Mark Williams. 

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DROC 

Dallas Camden CASA Winner 

May 22, 2012- Dallas Maintenance Supervisors attended the CASA (Camden’s Astonishing Service 

Award) Ceremony at Camden Riverwalk. Each of them was judged on community cleanliness, one 

make ready and their maintenance shops. The judging took place the previous week over a three 

day period. The winner of the Golden Plunger Award went to Julio Pineda at Camden Design District. 

A local vendor provided lunch, which was a crawfish boil for all of the Maintenance Supervisors. 

Front Row: Deanna Jost, Pam Reed, Patti Rodriguez, Rhonda Bryant. Second Row: 

Javier Solis, Vicente Portillo, Shelley Stone, Hara Murphy. Third Row: Robert Eisen, 

John Thomason, Walter Strauss, Marco Avila, Jose Cerin, Gilberto Villanueva. Back 

Row: Julio Pineda, Roy Brown, Santos Morales, Ron Horton, Ryan Litherland, Marco 

Costa. 

Left to Right: Julio Pineda, Ryan Litherland. 

HROC 

MDA Muscle Walk 

In February, ACE visited the Muscular Dystrophy 

Association Muscle Walk. This walk helped to 

raise money for MDA camp and MDA research. 

ACE was a big hit thanks to our Camden HROC 

employees Andrew Linn and Edwin Meng. 

Thanks Andrew and Edwin for representing 

Camden in this awesome event! 

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HROC 

Maintenance Mania 

In April, Houston employees participated in Maintenance Mania, an event sponsored 

by the Houston Apartment Association. The event was held at the Sam Houston Raceway 

Park, and both our Community Managers and Maintenance Supervisors participated 

in this celebration of maintenance professionals. The Maintenance Supervisors that 

competed in the events were Carlos Galo, Levi Lara, Edwin Andrade, John Adams, Jesus 

Zepeda, Arturo Perez, Arcenio Fuentes, Lazaro Gomez, and Dario Flores. Congrats 

to Carlos Galo for placing third overall and to Arcenio Fuentes for placing seventh 

overall in the competition! Thanks guys for representing Camden at this event! 

Left to Right: Mary Carranza, Iris Sanchez, Ericka Garcia, Lisa Roman, 

Arcenio Fuentes, Carlos Galo. 

Houston BRT Partners with CORT 

Left to Right: Lindsey Travis and Laverne Mayo. 

On May 9 and 10, the Houston Business 

Relations Team partnered with CORT 

Furniture Rental in running a booth at 

the Gulf Coast HR Symposium/Exhibit. 

One of the BRT’s functions is to find new 

companies to add to the Elite Benefits and 

Preferred Employer Programs. The team 

met many Human Resource decision 

makers from several Houston companies 

and has already received interest from 

some of them in joining Camden’s 

Employer Programs. Thus, this event was 

a great place to be! Those that attended 

the event were: Laverne Mayo, Lindsey 

Travis, Andrew Linn, Jennifer Francois, and 

Julie Hansen. 

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On June 7, Houston employees participated 

in the Muscular Dystrophy Camp One for All by 

donating materials and facilitating the campers’ 

craft activity. Five employees represented 

Camden at the camp: Joe Melton, Julie Hansen, 

Jenna Tabrizi, Ericka Garcia, and Farides Nichols. 

The children made glasses, hats, necklaces, and 

bracelets; and they painted their hair to get 

ready for the camp’s Willy Wonka dance later 

that night. The campers had a blast with the craft 

activity, and they taught our Camden employees 

some fun games and valuable lessons about the 

magic of children with disabilities. 

HROC 

MDA Camp 

Left to Right: Jenna Tabrizi, Joe Melton, Ericka Garcia, Farides Nichols, Julie 

Hansen, Campers and Counselors. 

Stride for Stroke 

In March, Houston employees participated in 

the Stride for Stroke Run. Employees divided 

up into teams and handed out waters, 

Camden koozies and Camden backpacks. 

These goodies helped make the grueling 5k 

run enjoyable for all participants! 

Westchase Challenge 

On April 13, Houston employees for the 15th 

year in a row, helped to sponsor the Westchase 

Corporate Challenge. HROC’s Westchase 

communities (Park, Stonebridge, Whispering 

Oaks, Holly Springs, and Oak Crest) represented 

Camden in this event dedicated to helping 

children in the Westchase area that attend 

summer camp. 

Back Row: Seth Brown, Lindsey Travis, Carla Obara, Jamie Walker, 

Stephanie Yonan, Brandon Thomas, Tresha Sealy. Front Row: Joseph 

Glanville, Stephanie Marr, Shalonda Fleming, Alexis Carranza, Amanda 

Caston, Mary Carranza, Judy Songvilay. 

Left to Right: Esteban Umanzor, Jennifer Schmalenberger, Angela 

Tevebaugh. 

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IROC 

California Leasing Rally 

On June 13, all the California communities and California Regional Office held their California 

Leasing Rally in San Juan Capistrano Community Center Park. This was to kick off their Summer 

Campaign “Living here has a nice ring to it.... Camden takes the Gold!” Associates enjoyed a 

catered lunch, participated in team building events and games such as Rope Knots, Lighthouse 

and Hoppers and Tug of War. The coveted “Spirit Award” went to the Camden Main & Jamboree 

team! Prizes were awarded for Gold, Silver and Bronze in each event/game category. All associates 

had a competitive and festive time. 

Left to Right: Daniel Rusche, Luis Mendez, Ramon Pelayo, Julia 

Cress, Otto Ruano, Brian Faust, Shaun Payton. 

IROC gathers together for a group picture to kick off their summer campaign. 

Arizona Camden Cares 

The Arizona communities participated in a fundraiser for United Methodist Outreach Ministries (UMOM) 

through the AZ Multi-housing Association. Arizona teams worked hard to raise money for UMOM’s new 

day center, a shelter for homeless families during the entire fourth quarter. The results were announced 

on January 25, 2012 at AMA dinner for the UMOM charity in Phoenix, Arizona. As a result of the 

Camden Team efforts UMOM went from 25 down to two homeless families on their waiting list providing 

them shelter. The AMA recognized Camden for raising $31,951 and was awarded three awards! As a 

committee member for this campaign, Dahnn Brown, was also recognized for her efforts by the AMA 

with a spirit award. 

Dahnn Brown and Norma Warren proudly hold their awards. 

Misty Newman, Doug Di Fransecso, Sabrina Schlosser, Damien Shaffer, Jeff Widger, Erica 

Reinke, Dahnn Brown, Dean Rice. 

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IROC 

Congrats Melinda! 

Melinda Graham receives the trifecta for 

receiving her broker licenses for the states of 

California, Arizona and Nevada! Melinda is 

now the broker for Camden in three states. 

What a great accomplishment! 

GEMM Award Winners 

On March 22, at the Anaheim Hilton Hotel 

Brian Pike became the two-time winner of the 

Maintenance Supervisor award, Camden and his 

community Camden Harbor View are very proud 

of his accomplishment. To be recognized two 

years in a row in this category is a true testament 

of his work ethic and career excellence. Along 

with Brian, Shaun Payton from Camden Main 

and Jamboree was nominated for a “Greater 

Excellence in Management and Maintenance” 

(GEMM) awards. It was already such an honor 

that he made it as a finalist among so many 

nominees but his community felt elated when they 

heard Shaun’s name and witnessed him accept 

his award and then do his infamous Tebow pose. 

Melinda Graham with her three broker lincenses. 

Brian Pike 

Shaun Payton 

California Camden Cares 

Left to Right: Jocelyn Viray, Tammy Crowley, Chip Morgan, Crystal Hollinger, Trisha Beezley, Melinda Graham, 

Sarah Jane Brown, Courtney McCrary, Amy Savage, Johanna Mejia, Lori Wilcox, Dan Cady, James Anderson. 

In December, 

IROC California 

Camden Cares Team 

went to work at the 

Second Harvest Food 

Bank, Society of the 

St. Vincent De Paul. 

They volunteered 

their time by 

packaging, labeling 

and sorting food for 

member agencies. 

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LVROC 

Canvas & Cocktails 

The Camden Colorado Assistant Managers 

upheld several of Camden Values at their 

training and Canvas and Cocktails day on 

May 24 at the Cherry Creek Inn. Chad Dyer, 

Regional Director of Education, and District 

Manager, Rocky Sundling, trained them 

on how to work smart, lead by example 

and to be results oriented. After catching 

the education wave in the morning, the 

Assistance Managers were pleasantly 

surprised with an afternoon of Having 

Fun and the opportunity to tap into their 

artistic and creative sides. They were each 

provided with a canvas, multiple colors of 

paint and led through each brush stroke of 

their waves and beach scene paintings by 

a Canvas and Cocktails artist. The results 

were amazing! 

Vegas Races for the Cure 

On May 5, Camden Cares rallied 

together 39 team members to 

participate in the Susan G Komen Race 

for the Cure in Downtown Las Vegas. 

The team member total was three times 

the amount they had the year prior. 

They raised over $2,100 in donations. 

Camden Cares is alive and well in Las 

Vegas! 

Camden Cares in Las Vegas poses for a group picture. This years team 

participants tripled last years! 

Assistant Managers in Colorado showed what great artistic talent they 

have. 

A very strong showing for this years Susan G Komen Race in Downtown 

Las Vegas. 

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LVROC 

A Las Vegas Tour 

The Las Vegas Leasing Consultants had a two day bus 

tour. Each were given a tour book with pictures and 

information on each property with a place for them to 

write their own notes. They were split in to two groups; 

one group was given a tour of the leasing office and 

the property’s amenities by the Community Managers 

and Assistant Managers while the other group was given 

a tour of the model by a Leasing Consultant from the 

community. The two days were filled with picnic lunches, 

raffles, Camden trivia, and lots of fun on both days. 

Leasing Consultants had a great time during the packed two day event. 

Catch the Wave Winners 

First Row: Michelle Boyer, Della Jones, Lori Jones. Second Row: Travis 

Jackson, Mike Myers, Jesus Gonzalez. Back Row: Daniel Hunter. 

In May, the waves where high in Colorado, at least 

the Camden Waves were. Two reasons – Lori Jones, 

Maintenance Tech-Camden Denver West and Theresa 

Simmons, Assistant Manager Camden Centennial. 

These two employees caught the wave and made 

a difference. Lori Jones was recognized for “The 

Commitment”, for having the right attitude on the job 

whether she is greeting a resident, coworker or pet – yes 

pet, she actually knows the names of the majority of the 

dogs on the property. Her happy attitude is infectious. 

Although she was caught catching the wave in May, 

this true surfer catches the wave daily. Theresa Simmons 

was promoted to Assistant Manager in December. One 

of the first goals she set was to reduce delinquency in 

her community. She knew the waves would be rough, 

but also knew that failure was not an option. She rode 

the waves and reduced her delinquency to zero and did 

this while occupancy at Camden Centennial increased. 

This was a great accomplishment at a property that 

historically had high delinquency. The Catch the Wave 

winners were presented with their awards and special 

treats on May 22. These two outstanding employees are 

worthy of emulation and are truly deserving of the “Catch 

the Wave” Award. 

Left to Right: Chad Dyer, Tabby Martinez, Char Maffia, Theresa Simmons 

Austin Bartlett. 

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LVROC 

Fashion, Food, and Fun in Vegas 

On April 20 the Assistant Managers from all Las Vegas communities participated in a rally. The 

rally included a TOD over Best Practices in Preventing and Collecting Delinquency with Chad 

Dyer and Erik Feagans, a Yieldstar tutorial instructed by Janice Richards and a Career Wear and 

Accessories fashion show put on by Tami Bigler in the morning. Afterwards, everybody headed 

out to Coconuts Restaurant for a team building painting party. 

TROC 

Spirit of Giving in Atlanta 

During our annual holiday party in December, Ray Boyer, our Regional Landscape Director played 

Santa while Dianne Cordell, Community Manager at Camden Peachtree City played Santa’s helper. 

Our Atlanta employees united together with our residents to experience the true meaning of giving. 

Almost 800 toys were donated during our Toys for Tots drive, and over 50 coats and blankets were 

donated during our StandUp For Kids coat drive. 

Dianne Cordell 

Ray Boyer 

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TROC 

Maintenance Mania 

Maintenance Technicians throughout South 

Florida gathered to compete in the fourth 

annual Maintenance Mania competition 

and Camden’s Maintenance professionals 

shined as bright as a new light fixture! 

Events included: installation and repairs of 

a faucet, toilet, lockset, door jamb, smoke 

detector, appliances and ceiling fans. The 

highlight of the event included a race car 

competition where technicians built race 

cars from supplies in their shops. The cars 

were very creative, streamlined and fast. 

Jerry Turnbull did so well he will be going to 

the state finals in Orlando! 

Jerry Turnbull 

Jerry Turnbull 

Rafael Rodriguez 

Victor Pozo 

Hector Lopez 

1st 

2nd 

3rd 

Most Creative 

Rafael Rodriguez 

Victor Pozo 

Hector Lopez 

This creative car had lights, loud music, but most of all it had Camden 

SPIRIT and PRIDE all over it! 

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TROC 

StandUp for Kids 

Camden Cares volunteers revealed 

kindheartedness during the Have a Heart 

Campaign for Standup for Kids. On Feb 1, 

Feb 15, and Feb 29, Camden employees 

from several of the Atlanta communities 

volunteered their time after work hours to 

feed a warm dinner to homeless youth. 

During the first trip, Camden volunteers 

asked the kids what type of food they would 

like to have when the team returned. One 

teen replied that no one had ever before 

asked to bring their favorite dish. So in true 

Camden style of pleasing with a smile, the 

volunteers served their requested favorite, 

chicken wings. 

South Florida 

Volleyball Tournament 

Brows were lightly sweating, eyes squinted, 

and muscles bulging as the Camden 

Cannons walked on the hot sand of SEFAA 

Beach to participate in the Southeastern 

Florida Apartment Association (SEFAA) 2012 

Volleyball Tournament. Everything moved 

in slow motion as the other REITS watched 

in awe as the team made their way to 

their spot on the beach. Could it be the 

electric blue customized t-shirts that had 

the competition flustered in their flip-flops 

Among the participants were Greystar, 

Riverstone, UDR and many more multi-family 

companies all gathered for a little fun in 

the sun and of course healthy competition. 

Despite the grand entrance the Camden 

Cannons did not win the tournament, but 

definitely won at teamwork. The crowd 

watched as they danced and cheered each 

other on despite the many follies. Needless 

to say the team had a wonderful time living 

out one of our Camden Values, having FUN! 

Left to Right: Georganne Rose, Marina Blixt, Lavonia Adams, Sam Wheeler, 

Cheryl Beasley, Keith Wilson, Lisa Bueker, and Kristy White. 

Left to Right: Isaias Silva, Tiffany Days, Bryan Carmenate, Jaclene 

Sammons, Luis Vallerino, Eduardo Ortega, Marcio Acevado, Vanessa 

Arevalo 

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TROC 

Let’s Get Fired Up! 

On February 22 Atlanta hosted the first ever PEP Rally 

(Preferred Employer Program Rally). A representative 

from each community attended the rally to discuss PEP 

guidelines, have some Q&A time, and share ideas and 

best practices for outreach marketing. 

After class, employees were ready for Camden style 

fun to pump up excitement before heading out for the 

“team outreach marketing” adventure. Teams visited 

REI Atlanta Perimeter Center and presented them with 

a congratulatory cake for being named a Fortune 

“100 Best Companies to Work For”. Their employees 

even joined with some spirit using our Camden pompoms. 

Energy was flowing all over their store with their 

customers gazing in awe, and some even joining in and 

cheered. The manager was so pumped she planned 

to e-mail a picture to other stores and place Camden 

information in their meeting room. Camden’s outreach 

marketing team was appreciative of the rally and 

mentioned the class time was helpful and motivational. 

Tampa for Troops 

In May, our Tampa Camden Cares 

Committee learned about a drive to 

collect supplies for care packages for 

troops serving overseas. Not only was it 

a great opportunity for Camden to give 

back, but they were able to partner 

with the local Bay Area Apartment 

Association’s community service task 

force! Using social media to reach out 

to Camden residents, communities 

collected supplies for three weeks. 

Communities had a great response 

from residents and participating 

communities, dropping off over 20 

bags of supplies. 

Communities in addition to supplies added hand written 

thank you cards for the military serving overseas. 

Front Row: Chris Walker, Karen Ewing, Suzanne Shafer, Kristy White, Steven Castardi, 

Lavonia Adams. Back row: Marina Blixt, Mario Walker, Kimberly Rasberry, Christi Clark, 

Drew Brucker, Sam Wheeler, Anne Hempfleng, Naydalis Linares, Todd Skonieczki, Kopia 

Jackson. 

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TROC 

AROC+TROC = We Rock 

During the Eastern Division Leadership 

Conference in June, “WE ROCK” 

competed in team building, survivor type 

games at Atlanta’s historic Piedmont Park. 

The park had never before experienced 

anything as contagious until Camden 

hit its turf. Not one soul dare surrender. 

Comradeship, spirit, & determination filled 

the air and AROC & TROC brought it! Face 

Eaters, Purple Haze, Silver Barracudas, 

Green Machine, Eat your Face, & 

CamSeal7 (team names) possessed this 

territory. 

Orlando’s Blood Drive 

If you are ever in need of blood, Orlando’s 

gotcha covered! Liz Sturgeon has been 

organizing blood drives with Florida Blood 

Services for as long as she can remember. 

Anyone who donates through a Camden 

blood drive, that blood will be put into 

Camden’s account for future use. Blood 

donated to Camden’s account is available 

if any Camden employee is ever in need. 

Brandy Burton at Camden Orange Court 

needed blood after the delivery of her son. 

She requested and received blood from 

Camden’s account that has been set aside 

for employees. Now Camden not only acts 

like family, but now can say everyone is blood 

related. 

AROC and TROC team up for a group photo. 

Monica Basantes’ first time donating. 

Paw Wash Centers 

At Camden Montague, dogs are treated to a 

private bath area! Recently opened, the “Paw 

Spa” has been a real hit with the residents! This 

covered and lighted area features a stainless 

steel basin with a ramp for pets to easily access 

the doggie wash area. The Paw Spa is a part of 

the Bark Park, which includes a doggie fountain, 

benches, and great fenced area for dogs to 

run without a leash. The Bark Park also includes 

astroturf to keep the area free from mud during 

the wet season. On any given night, you will 

see up to 10 dogs playing in the Bark Park and 

residents have even purchased toys for the area! 

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TROC 

Orlando Helps the Homeless 

In January 

all Orlando 

communities 

collected coats 

and blankets for 

the homeless. The 

Coalition for the 

Homeless were 

thrilled to have 

so many items to 

keep the homeless 

warm during the 

cold weather. 

Tampa Renovates the Lives of Youth 

Last fall the Tampa Cares Committee visited the local Metropolitan Ministries 

to learn more about what they could do to help. The organization works with 

homeless families from six months to a year, providing housing, job training, 

childcare and basic financial skills. While the campus was impressive, they 

saw an opportunity to help. The huge loft space the teenagers use as a rec 

room, while well stocked, it was dreary and lacking in style and storage space. 

Tampa Cares team set up a meeting with the teens that use the room daily. 

Tampa started fundraising in December and the employees raise over $1,900! 

They donated the money to Metropolitan Ministries and the Tampa Leadership 

committee to complete the renovation. They are looking forward to going 

back and seeing the finished product and continuing to support the great work 

that Metropolitan Ministries does every day. 

TROC Brings Joy to Children with Disabilities 

The employees from the Tampa FL (TROC) region spent the afternoon cleaning up the playground and 

the grounds at the Easter Seals Murray Child Development Center. This is a school in Tampa, FL that serves 

children with disabilities and special needs from birth to age six and their families. 

Left to Right: Chris Lopez-Baez, Alejandro Caraballo,Bret Elwell , Jansel 

Acosta, Chad Blaha, Joanne Belcher. 

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TROC 

Kicking Ace 

Tampa Bay Club Sport is a great way to stay active and meet new people. Camden has 

jumped on this bandwagon and has put together a competitive kickball team “Kicking Ace”. 

They are now into their second season and more and more employees are expressing their 

interest! They are sure to have another great season representing Camden on the field but 

most importantly the FUN! 

Back Row: John Perez, Lori Cliborne, Mike Romano, Flerida Monsivais, Ashley 

Postell, Victor Maldonado. Front Row: Rebecca Kriesel, Sara Gaffney, Nick 

Breton, Juan Maldonado, Devlin Ruiz. 

Top Row: Ashley Postell, Victor Maldonado. Middle Row: Nick Breton, Juan 

Maldonado, Sara Gaffney, Devlin Ruiz. Bottom Row: John Perez, Flerida 

Monsivais, Rebecca Kriesel, Grethel Causs. 

Orlando’s 5K Run 

Congratulations to all 

participants and thanks to 

all the volunteers at April’s 

Corporate 5K. Camden 

finished first place in the 

Real Estate Mixed division. 

Total turnout easily topped 

last year’s 14,000 people. 

A great time was had by all. 

Top Row: Amy Bodolay, Rachel Kacsanek, Sam Kacsanek as Ace, Dennis Herron, Ed Malone, Joe 

Conville, Mary Ann Malone, Zoty Rodriguez, Brian. Bottom Row: Olga Rendon, Sandy Pfost, Lizzette 

Herron, Mike Frost, Lisa McCartney, Lisa Broaddus, Silvia Hernandez. 

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Born Leaders 

HARRISON GIA LOGAN 

Allie Hartnett, Raleigh’s District 

Coordinator and her husband 

Mike welcomed their son Harrison 

Michael Hartnett on February 19, 

2012 at 4:33am. Harrison weighed 

7 lbs 10 oz and 21 inches in length. 

Gracie Pena, Assistant Manager 

at Camden Gaines Ranch and 

her husband Chris welcomed 

their daughter Gia Belle Pena on 

April 29, 2012. Gia weighed in at 

7 lbs 1oz and was 20-1/4 inches in 

length. 

James Traylor, Community 

Manager at Camden Riverwalk 

and his wife Heather welcomed 

their son Logan Blake Traylor 

on November 30, 2011. Logan 

weighed in at 7 lbs 6 oz and was 

20-1/2 inches in length. 

DEREK KAMILA MICAH 

Trang Do, Administrative Assistant 

for Construction and her husband 

Dinh welcomed their son Derek 

Huan Tran on January 8, 2012. 

Derek weighed in at 6 lbs 12 oz and 

was 18-1/2 inches in length. 

ALEXA 

Patricia Martinez, Assistant 

Manager at Camden Cedar Hills 

and Abel Gomez welcomed their 

daughter Kamila Marie Gomez on 

March 24, 2012. Kamila weighed in 

at 6 lbs 6oz and was 20 inches in 

length. 

LaTonia Whitson, Community 

Manager at Camden Shadow 

Brook and Mark Terry welcomed 

their son Micah Christopher Terry 

on May 29, 2012. Micah was 6 lbs 

7oz and was 20 inches in length. 

Margaret Middelhede, Systems 

Administrator at Corporate IT 

Department welcomed her 

daughter Alexa Kara Marie 

on December 14, 2011. Alexa 

weighed in at 7 lbs 8 oz and was 

19-1/2 inches in length. 

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