FLAG COMMITTEE, CO-CHAIRS:
Lisa Hart, Arundel Federal  and Sandi Parrish, PBA Executive Director

We would like to say “Thank You” to BRIAN CONRAD from Edward Jones who has volunteered to be in charge of raising and lowering the Rt. 100 Veterans Memorial Flag. The flag sits on County property; we are notified by President Obama and Governor Hogan when to lower and raise the flag. This has become a full time job between the mass shootings & terrorist attacks.  We would also like to thank Scott Ellis – ACE Hardware, Garry McWatters – Arundel Federal; Dick Parrish – Dick Parrish Design & Jerry Nicklow – Huff Insurance for their assistance this year. So when you’re driving past the flag and you see Brian out there taking care of it – give a beep to let him know that you appreciate his service to our community!

This year's crab feast on Wednesday, July 13 was another big success!

Attendees enjoyed a feast of delicious, heavy crabs as well as a spread of wonderful food from the culinary masters at Kurtz's Beach. We were also excited to offer two new attractions at this year's gathering - a photo booth from Free State Photo Booth (special thanks to Katrina Williams), and a sports memorabilia auction table by LGC Sports Marketing (special thanks to Phil Walls).

A huge thank you to our event sponsors - Edward Jones Financial Advisor, Coffee News Maryland, Gab Communications, Idea Weaver Promotions, Ace Hardware of Lake Shore, Arundel Federal Savings Bank, Frank & Bills Auto Collision and Huff Insurance. We would also like to thank John Mason and his staff at Kurtz's Beach for another great event. Mark your calendars for next year's crab feast which will take place on Wednesday, July 12!

We need to thank Lisa Hart, Arundel Federal Savings Bank; Linda Loane, The Bank of Glen Burnie; Jerry Nicklow, Huff Insurance; Doug Cashmere, Ace Hardware & Hearth; Brad Davis, BB&T.

Q Marketing and Design - Christine Richardson
7950 Fort Smallwood Rd., Baltimore, Maryland 21226
E-mail : christine@qmarketinganddesign.com
Website: www.qmarketinganddesign.com
Phone:443-449-7500, Cell: 410-707-2404

Q Marketing and Design is a digital, creative, brand management, marketing and graphic design firm. Contact us when it’s time to create, develop and promote your brand. We design, produce, and optimize websites and manage SEO and Pay Per Click campaigns. We concept, design, and produce logos, stationery, collateral materials, vehicle graphics, print ads, and signage. We’ll assist with media buying, planning special events, public relations and much, much more.
https://www.facebook.com/QMarketingandDesign/

Self Serve Sup - Jim High
Business Address: 2015 Turkey Point Rd, Essex, Maryland 21221
E-mail : jimhigh@baltimoreboatingcenter.com
Website: www.selfservesup.com
Phone: 410-404-3013, Cell: 410-463-2686, Fax: 410-687-8619

Bringing Stand Up Paddleboarding to the Pasadena Area in a quick fast convenient way

The Grounds Guys of Pasadena, MD - Richard Frankton, Jr
Business Address: 8147 Silverado Court, Pasadena, Maryland 21122
E-mail : drake0759@verizon.net, Website: will provide soon
Phone: 443-623-2588, Cell: 442-623-2588

Locally owned, The Grounds Guys is a full-service grounds care company. Our established systems allow us to deliver industry-leading lawn care and landscape solutions to commercial and residential clients. Built on a family tradition of caring, we are driven by a passion to exceed customer expectations and consistently deliver client satisfaction.

Haas and Sons Electric Inc - Christopher Haas
7655 Sherlock court, Pasadena, Maryland 21122
E-mail : chaas@haasandsons.com, www.haasandsons.com
Cell: 301-219-3223
facebook.com/haasandsons

We hope everyone checked their listing in the new directory posted at the very bottom of the PBA website home page. We have gone to print. We will provide cases at the August meeting for any PBA member who would like to put them in their business or distribute to the community. We want to thank all of the members who put their ads in the directory and especially Maureen Agro, Cityline Business Park for being the editor again this year. She spent many hours editing this Membership Directory and Community Guide. We also want to thank Lisa Hart, Arundel Federal Savings Bank for helping proofread again this year.

The PBA is holding our annual School Supply Drive. If you can put a box in your business to collect school supplies please let us know and we will provide you with a list of supplies and poster stating it is the PBA School Supply Drive. These school supplies stay in Pasadena and go to schools in the Northeast and Chesapeake Feeder Systems.

Items they are always in need of:

• Dry Erase Markers
• 1”, 1 ½ “, 2”, 3” Binders (3 rings)
• Pencil Pouches
• Colored Pencils
• Pencil Cases
• Pencils
• Dividers
• Pocket Folders – 3 holes no brads
• Plastic Folders – no brads, red, green, purple, yellow
• Paper
• Primary & Regular Composition Books
• Folders with tabs
• Glue Sticks
• Coloring/activity books for Kindergarten
• Large backpacks (high and middle school)
• Small backpacks (elementary school)
• Lunch box or lunch totes
• Notebook paper
• 1, 2, and 3 inch binders
• Dividers for binders
• Spiral notebooks
• Composition books
• Pens (black, blue, red)
• #2 Pencils
• Highlighters
• Glue sticks
• Index cards
• Crayons
• Colored pencils
• Sketch pads
• Flash drives
• Blunt “Fiskars” scissors
• Pencil case or pencil box
• Washable markers
• Dry erase markers
• Pocket folders
• Pocket folders with center prongs
• Rulers (standard and metric)
• Protractor/Compass
• AAA batteries
• Sticky notes
• Large size paper plates
• Cotton balls
• Eraser caps
• Pink rectangle erasers
• Inexpensive ear buds and headphones (can be purchased at Dollar General)
• Brown lunch bags

Classroom supplies that each child is asked to donate:

• Tissues
• Hand sanitizer or liquid soap
• Baby wipes
• Ziploc bags (gallon, quart, sandwich sizes)
• Reusable water bottle with pop-up sports top
• Paper towels
• Stickers to be used for rewards and grading

If you would rather make a monetary donation we will shop for whatever is needed. You can make checks payable to PBA, and mail to PBA, PO Box 861, Pasadena, MD 21123. Thank you for your support.

Congratulations to the Pasadena area 5th graders who earned straight A’s on their report cards for the first 3 marking periods during the 2015 – 2016 school year. This was the 11th year the PBA Education Committee held the 5th Grade Straight-A Lunch. The PBA provided transportation through the C. Muhl Bus Company who took 86 students to Two Rivers Steak & Fish House where they were treated to lunch donated by the restaurant with dessert provided by Bruster’s Ice Cream. Many thanks to Paulette Morris who provided drawstring bags for each child. The bags were filled with goodies donated by PBA members along with citations from the PBA, elected officials, BWI Airport, and the Northern Chamber. Thanks to Macaroni Kid Pasadena Severna Park, Huntington Learning Center, and Brian Conrad of Edward Jones for goodies for the bags. Thanks to Katrina Krauss Photography/Free State Photo Booths for the funny props for the pictures and taking pictures of the event.

Students who were honored from Bodkin Elementary include Noah Bowerman, Ty Downin, Olivia Elsis, Tristyn Fenner, Mackenzie Ferko, Natalie Forman, Ava Grant, Alexander Hayes, Reid Howard, Kyela Jacob, Eian Manalo, Morgan Mattare, Alexis Paul, Anastasia Quinn, Reggan Shoemaker, Nathan Wangdahl, Kate Ward, Lauren Widdowson, Addison Widmer. Dylan Leonard was the recipient from Ft. Smallwood. The students from High Point Elementary included Ellie Clegg, Lily Howell, Dylan Prince, and Jayden Shiflett. The Jacobsville recipients included Dakota Cyford, Riley Evans, Mackenzie Gray, Emma Haberkorn, Tina Ho, and Sydney Thatcher. The Lake Shore students were Alyssa Frasier, Isaac Neuenschwander, Ruth Stumpfoll, Tina Tinelli, and Julie Wheeler. Landry Burns, Jenna Caneff, Anika Coleman, Lillian Evans, Kristiana Laning, Rachael Zabko were the recipients from Pasadena Elementary. The Riviera Beach students were Ammeretta Ferguson, Brandon Hay, Mitchell Jones, Emma Robinson, Cynthia Rogers, Veda Stewart, Nicholas Wah, Alexander Wolf, and Daniel Wright. The Solley students included Camryn Blankenship, Makenzie Boyd, Jazmene Cantagallo, Caitlyn Cornwell, Emily Doyle, Haiey Gadow, Kyleigh Grantham, Darius Keffalas, Tyler Koo, Victoria Lin, Nicholas Newhouse, Addison Peichowiak, Aileena Reed, Faith Ringler, Gabrielle Rowley, Gabriel Stone, Avery Stratton, Grace Walko, and Kaelyn Wrightson. The St. Jane Frances students were Nathaniel Born, Lillian Bown, Mia Crimmins, Lawrence Dring, Annabella Goglia, Meghan Howard, Lucy Peters, Maureena Peters, Torie Simmons, Anton Uleckas-Meisinger, and Jason Wyatt. Students from Sunset Elementary included Lyndsay Bailey, Briana Burroughs, Bayleigh Keith, Carly Thompson, Kara Thursby, and MaxUpdegraff.

The Y in Pasadena held a Ribbon Cutting to announce the transition from Big Vanilla to the new, Y in Pasadena. The Y is a charitable organization in Central Maryland dedicated to developing the full potential of every individual through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. They are committed to providing family-oriented, affordable, high quality programs that lead to every child and youth deepening positive values, their commitment to service and their motivation to learn. PBA was proud to be a part of the Ribbon Cutting and we welcome them to our business community.

Thanks to Delegates Kipke and Simonaire, PBA President Jerry Nicklow, BWI Thurgood Marshall Business Relations Officer Mike Phennicie, and all of the PBA officers and board for helping the PBA’s commitment to our members.

Eastern Anne Arundel County’s Second Annual
NATIONAL NIGHT OUT

Tuesday, August  2,  2016, 5:30 to 8:30pm
 Rain or Shine At The Earleigh Heights Fire Department
Please enter the parking lot from Magothy Bridge Road

Chief’s Sponsor - Pasadena Business Association

Lieutenant Sponsor’s – The Greene Turtle of Pasadena and DuBois Construction

Celebrating the partnership between
our police & community

Hosted by your Eastern District Police & Community Organizations:

• Greater Severna Park & Arnold Chamber of Commerce • Pasadena Business Association • Greater Severna Park Council • Cape St. Claire Improvement Association • Broadneck Council of Communities • Greater Pasadena Council • Arnold Preservation Council • Village of Olde Mill Community Association • Lake Shore Athletic Association

For more information:  e-mail John Spencer at EasternDistrictNNO@gmail.com or 410-245-2026

National Night Out (NNO) is totally free, annual community-building event that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoods a safer, better place to live. Together, we are making that happen on a national and local level.  The Eastern District NNO is based on the Anne Arundel County’s Eastern Police District which includes primarily Arnold, Pasadena, and Severna Park

Lake Shore Pet Hospital - Trevor Ashley
4193 Mountain Road, Pasadena, Maryland 21122
Lake Shore Pet Hospital is a small animal hospital serving pets and their families in the community of Pasadena and surrounding Anne Arundel County area.Dr Trevor W. Ashley has been in practicing veterinary medicine for over 15 years. Lake Shore Pet Hospital, opened in July of 2016, is a full-service, general veterinary practice located in Lake Shore Plaza in Pasadena, Maryland. Our veterinary team emphasizes the importance of preventive care and we offer affordable comprehensive wellness plans to help make sure your pet is protected from most preventable illnesses. Dr. Ashley and his team are proud to serve pets and their families in the community of Pasadena and in an effort to give back to the community we serve, a portion of the hospital's profits goes to local animal shelters and animal rescue organizations in the community.

Pace Wellness Pharmacy – Esther Alabi
8039 Ritchie Highway, Suite A, Pasadena, Maryland 21122

Pure Clean - Pamela Moore
8204 Royal Star Ct, Pasadena, Maryland 21122n

Our June General Membership Meeting was held at Celebrations at the Bay. What a beautiful venue and the food was fantastic. We thank Catering by Uptown for hosting this event and putting on a great event for us.

We were so proud to give away scholarships to 5 High School Seniors, 3 Eighth Graders and 2 Fifth Graders this year. Congratulations to Caroline Schultz, Northeast High School who received the Isabel Shipley Cunningham Scholarship Award. This scholarship is in honor of Mrs. Isabel Shipley Cunningham, an Annapolis author and former teacher, who spent years writing both books. Brady Cassell, Northeast High School, was awarded the Ed Lauer Scholarship. Mr. Ed Lauer of Lauer’s Supermarket and Bakery was a founding member and first president of the Pasadena Business Association 30 years ago.

Adam Beres, Coral Dittmar & Nathan Plaza were also High School Seniors who were award scholarships. Rylee Columb, Brian Plummer, and Eric Zhang were awarded the 8th grade scholarships. Lillian Evans and Rachael Zabko were awarded the 5th grade scholarships.

We are so proud of each and every student. Please understand that reading and deciding the winners is not an easy task. Mary Brodowski of BB&T and Linda Loane of The Bank of Glen Burnie volunteered for that task. I know it was a hard decision.

Thank you to the Education Committee for their efforts in making this a great event. Thanks to Katrina Williams of Katrina Krauss Photography/Free State Photo Booths for taking the great pictures for the day.