Roxanne Brown
Staff Writer at Lake & Sumter Style
Longtime #newspaper #reporter @dailycommercial. Beat: South Lake County & Golden Triangle cities in north Lake County. Email: [email protected]
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1 week ago |
lakeandsumterstyle.com | Roxanne Brown
I’ve continued as a member of Key Cub because: I love the work I do. Being able to build the bridge between the South Lake County schools I work with, and the Florida District is such an honor, and I hold it so close to my heart . . . connecting everyone with a love for service means everything to me. College goals: I will be attending Florida Atlantic University and studying multimedia journalism with a double minor in public relations and sports studies.
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lakeandsumterstyle.com | Roxanne Brown
It’s hard to stay humble when you’re a seventh-generation Sumter Countian serving the best grilled cheese in town, but Cheyenne Davies displays modesty with a southern breeze. As the proud owner of The Humble Native in Wildwood she’s curated a Florida-themed café and marketplace established with heritage and humility that melts your heart like the sandwiches melt in your mouth. “When Sumter County was founded in 1853, my family settled Adamsville and my maiden name is Adams,” she says.
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1 month ago |
lakeandsumterstyle.com | Roxanne Brown
Tiffany Brown has always had a passion for photography, a love instilled in her by her father, a devoted firefighter of 30-plus years with the fire department in Jackson, Mississippi. Charles “Tony” Davis was the family’s documentarian, always capturing moments—big and small—on film. Looking back, Tiffany says having their picture taken by her dad became a regular part of everyday life for her, her kids, her sisters De’Ana and Jasmine, their mom Vera, and everyone who knew him.
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2 months ago |
lakeandsumterstyle.com | Roxanne Brown
Jessica always knew she wanted a career in the medical field, but the path to where she is today—working in radiation oncology at the Robert Boissoneault Oncology Institute (RBOI)—was anything but straightforward. “I actually flunked out of nursing school when I was 19,” Jessica admits. “I didn’t prioritize my studies; I thought my chance was gone.”Instead, she became a medical assistant, working in ophthalmology, dermatology and primary care.
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2 months ago |
lakeandsumterstyle.com | Roxanne Brown
Nishka has been a nurse for 14 years, but her passion for caring for others started much earlier. As a child, she visited her great-great-grandmother in an assisted living facility, walking the halls and chatting with residents. “I don’t know why, but that just kind of stuck with me, and I knew I wanted to go into nursing,” she recalls.
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