Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application He spent his early career at Mello Ice Cream and then worked for Bridgestone/Firestone until he retired in 2005 he developed a love for cutting grass and could be found on a lawn mower most days and cared for her until her passing in 2009 He was a devoted daddy to his three children and an even more devoted papa to his four grandchildren He especially loved watching his granddaughter Bobby Boyette of Maggie Valley; special companion He was preceded in death by his loving wife of thirty-eight years A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m Wilson with the family receiving friends immediately following and other times at the residence Inurnment in the Pittman Family Cemetery North Carolina will be held at a later date Sonney Griswold will officiate and his son Flowers are welcome or please consider memorials to Refuge Trinity Holiness Church Condolences directed to Joyner’s Funeral Home and Crematory at www.joyners.net Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Visitation will be on 10:00 – 11:00am on Saturday at Carlisle Funeral Home with the funeral service following at 11:00am The burial will be private for family only William Ronald Boyette was born on July 12 to James Arthur and Madlin Jones Boyette in Edgecombe County He happily lived and farmed for his entire life in Fountain Crossroads Ronald grew up with a large extended family Ronald was shy and loved playing with toy cars he loved to talk and visit with family and friends and even strangers in stores and restaurants during wedding festivities of mutual friends They later married and were blessed with a look-alike for each of them Ronald and Lynn instilled a strong Christian faith and work ethic in their children and he was always very proud of their accomplishments especially when his children’s friends were visiting truly welcoming Buck and Selena when they married into it His love and joy was expanded by becoming Grandaddy to Bryce One of his favorite things to do with them was ride around the farm on his 4x4 and his family has many funny stories as a result of some of his impatient acts He was a kind and generous man who often helped friends The family will also be receiving friends at Kim and Buck Bradley’s home she was the daughter of the late Millard G and Julia Carey Watson; and was also preceded in death by her loving husband Brian Boyette (Alicia) and Timothy Boyette (Andrea); grandchildren and Dustin Evans (Amanda); great-grandchildren A memorial service will be held at 4:00 p.m. contributions may be made to Affinity Hospice in memory of Dottie Boyette 2024) — HII’s (NYSE: HII) Mission Technologies division announced today that Amy Boyette a former Department of Energy (DOE) official with more than 30 years of experience in environmental management and National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) operations has joined the company’s Nuclear and Environmental Services (NES) business group as vice president of strategy and integration Boyette will serve on the NES leadership team and focus on evaluating potential growth opportunities and providing strategic direction in a highly competitive domestic and international market space She will also be responsible for building successful stakeholder relations in the communities in which the NES team and its joint venture partners operate knowledge of the DOE mission and strong leadership are exactly what we need to propel our nuclear business forward at a time when we’re expanding into exciting new markets and focused on flawless execution,” said Michael Lempke “We are excited to welcome Amy to the team and look forward to an exceptional partnership ahead.” Boyette was director for the Office of External Affairs at the Savannah River Site (SRS) a key DOE industrial complex responsible for national security and non-proliferation missions and nuclear environmental management she set a positive and successful tone in DOE and SRS relationships with external stakeholders information and media engagement for the site She previously served as program specialist with the NNSA Office of Material Management and Minimization she has also been the recipient of multiple Secretary of Energy achievement awards “HII has a long history in nuclear operations and production and I am honored to be part of a team that is focused on building its rich legacy even stronger with an ambitious growth path ahead,” Boyette said Building on more than six decades of nuclear experience HII supports the DOE’s national security mission through the management and operation of its sites as well as the safe cleanup of legacy waste across the country HII’s mission is to deliver the world’s most powerful ships and all-domain solutions in service of the nation creating the advantage for our customers to protect peace and freedom around the world As the nation’s largest military shipbuilder and with a more than 135-year history of advancing U.S HII delivers critical capabilities extending from ships to unmanned systems passed away peacefully on November 26 2024 His life was characterized by a deep love for his family and a warm spirit that touched all who knew him The family will be celebrating Donald's life at 2:00 P.M in the Martin Willingham Memorial Chapel of Wells Funeral Home with the interment to follow at McIvor Cemetery near Batesville The family invites friends for a visitation Friday evening from 5:00 - 8:00 P.M and their two daughters: Jennifer Raymond of Crowder Mississippi; Kristen Haley Boyette of Walls He was a proud grandfather to Emily Bolton He also cherished the role of great-grandfather to Vivian Hadleigh Bolton and Gracelnn Kalleigh Ann Bolton He is fondly remembered by his siblings: Debbie Patton (Leon) Donald was preceded in death by his father Geneva Lee Boyette; and siblings Jimmie Faye Boyette Donald Clay Boyette will be remembered for his kindness and the love he shared with those around him His legacy will forever live on in the hearts of his family and friends Wells Funeral Home & Cremation Services / Forrest Memorial Park Martin Willingham Memorial Chapel of Wells Funeral Home Click to watch This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The lifelong resident of Collins was born on April 14 1941 to Forrest Greely and Elise Futch Ansley She was a devoted beautician for many years sharing her skills and passion for beauty with those around her Meletta carried the values of hard work and creativity throughout her life Her love for shopping was well-known among her friends and family providing enjoyable memories of laughter and camaraderie Meletta's legacy will live on through her beloved grandchildren Justin Paul Jarriel and Lea Mackenzie Jarriel She is also remembered fondly by her nephew along with several great nieces and nephews who were dear to her heart Meletta is preceded in death by her parents Jerome Jarriel and Lloyd Boyette; her sons A graveside service to honor Meletta's life will take place on September 20 at 2:00 PM at the Anderson Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery with Reverend Andrew Nelms officiating The family will receive friends beginning at 1:30pm at the Cemetery Memorials may be given to the Community Hospice Foundation; 904 Mt Low Country Cremation and Burial has the honor to serve the Boyette family Anderson Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery All WNY BOYETTE entered into eternal rest on April 23 She leaves to cherish her memories a host of loving family and friends The family will receive friends following the service at First Presbyterian Church and Robert Mitchell Boyette and special friend She was preceded in death by her husband The family wishes to express their thanks to Lisa Mooring and La’Tara Jones for their compassion the Marion City Council will consider appointing an acting city manager Mayor Steve Little said City Manager Bob Boyette retired effective Dec Boyette has discussed retiring during the past year or so Boyette was hired as city manager in January according to a previous McDowell News article He previously was the town manager for Carthage before becoming the city manager for Marion the council will consider appointing an acting city manager to fill in for Boyette until a new permanent one is chosen the council will hold a public hearing about economic development incentives Council will also consider a contract for the cleanup of the former Drexel Heritage Furniture property. Drexel operated a finishing facility on the 15-acre site from 1902 to 2002, according to previous McDowell News articles. 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Made with love by funeralOne The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) began a significant intersection improvement project on U.S which is expected to take roughly 140 days to complete with the first phase expected to last approximately 21 days will be replacing the asphalt pavement at the U.S 301 and Gibsonton Drive/Boyette Road intersection with concrete 301 travel lanes will be reduced through the intersection with Gibsonton Drive just west of U.S completely closed until approximately Friday the interstate ramps at Interstate 75 and Gibsonton Drive will remain open during the closure so motorists should use Big Bend Road (County Rd Motorists will need to detour around the closure using Riverview Drive Those traveling east of the intersection can use Rhodine Road McMullen Road or Boyette Road as alternate routes residents and emergency vehicles will be maintained the intersection improvements will have two left-turn lanes from westbound Boyette Road onto southbound U.S two through lanes from westbound Boyette Road across U.S 301 and one right-turn lane from westbound Boyette Road onto northbound U.S Motorists should anticipate “significant traffic delays and congestions” during the project and along all nearby roads during the closure allow extra travel time and expect congestion “The project is replacing asphalt with concrete due to the high volume of truck traffic Concrete pavement will be more durable and will have a longer life than asphalt This also reduces maintenance operations at the intersection due to the heavy volume of traffic.” “We’re going to close Gibsonton Drive just west of U.S but you will not be able to cross over U.S We are also reducing some of the travel lanes on U.S There’ll be only two northbound and two southbound open,” said Carson Once the work on the western side of the U.S the project will then shift to the eastern half of the U.S 301 intersection — Boyette Road — and northbound U.S The estimated completion date for the project is near the end of July For more information on this project or to sign up for traffic alerts, visit www.fdottampabay.com or call 813-975-6204 I would like to receive emails from Osprey Observer Follow @PrepBaseballVA Facebook + Instagram we will be highlighting some uncommitted players from the 2026 class -- High & Tight Episodes -- VA/DC Trending UP-- VA/DC High School Heat Sheet Class of 2028 Rankings Class of 2027 Rankings Class of 2026 Rankings Class of 2025 Rankings LAKELAND — Oakmont Lane is no longer under water Danny and Tracy Boyette can now walk through their house without wearing wading boots Mechanical pumps installed by Polk County have transformed the temporary lake that formed along Oakmont Lane But the questions and frustrations remain for the area’s residents two of whom saw water infiltrate their homes in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton last month Several homeowners from Oakmont Lane spoke last week at a Polk County Commission meeting using their allotted three minutes to remind the elected officials about their plight When the Boyettes took their turn at the lectern Danny only managed to recite their address before his emotions prevented him from speaking further describing the couple’s plight to the commissioners our memories and the very foundation that we built our lives upon,” she said our house stood submerged in standing water Polk County’s Department of Roads and Drainage installed pumps at Lake Seward on Oct. 24 allowing access to homes on Oakmont Lane that had been blocked by standing water for well over a week Though County Commissioner Neil Combee expressed empathy County Commission Chairman Bill Braswell emphasized that the panel would not discuss possible long-term solutions for the flooding in the Lake Seward area at the meeting Oakmont Lane runs along the east side of a roughly 1,500-foot-wide depression less than half a mile north of County Road 540A that remains dry much of the year but often fills with water during the rainy season the water had risen above normal levels by early September dumped as much as 18 inches of rain in some areas and the bowl beside Oakmont Lane overflowed Water covered Oakmont Lane to waist level at the north end including the one the Boyettes have owned since 2015 Residents estimated the depth of the water at 23 feet in Lake Seward and flooding covered all but the peaked roof of a 25-foot-tall barn at the north end of the cavity on property owned by Jarrod Smith coordinating with the Southwest Florida Water Management District installed a pump on the northwest side of Lake Seward and connected 3,000 feet of rubber pipes County staff placed additional temporary pipes to funnel the water into the existing stormwater system sending it to county-managed pond north of Clubhouse Road near Elizabeth Place the water could flow through a control structure northward into Banana Lake and eventually drain under U.S the temporary system was removing about 2,500 gallons of water per minute Danny and Tracy Boyette were living in a 30-foot Mallard recreational vehicle in a neighbor’s front yard using a gas-powered generator to power their temporary home An electrician arrived last week to create a dedicated hookup at their home allowing them to move the RV onto their property a rental dumpster sat in the Boyettes’ front yard A pair of portable toilets stood in the front yard of their neighbors whose septic system had been disabled by the flooding In the first two weeks after the hurricane Tracy Boyette had donned waders and towed a kayak by a rope to escort journalists around Oakmont Lane Water stood about four inches deep inside her 2,300-square-foot house but the carpeting in the house remained soggy where greenish-black mold covered an interior wall Boyette had painted a circle around a small depression that had formed near an oak tree said that a representative from FEMA visited Oakmont Lane last month but the federal agency has not provided any help not even paying for the recreational vehicle She and her husband are paying $1,600 a month to rent the RV and were spending about $40 a day on gas for the generator “The financial burden is overwhelming,” Boyette told the county commissioners and the cost of repairs is more than we can manage alone.” She added: “We've already begun the process of a cleanup but restoring our home will require professionals and resources the Red Cross and our local county officials we have been met with silence or empty promises.” Other residents of Oakmont Lane spoke at the commission meeting who lives at the north end of the dead-end road described herself as “a little upset today” because her husband “He has his third bacterial (infection) and they're testing for E which they probably said came from the water that's in front of our home,” Sawtelle said so it's not easy to get him in and out of the home.” told commissioners that an emergency services crew tried to reach her home on Oct 22 but could not drive through the deep water covering the road Combee cited weather records indicating that Florida had not received so much rain in one day since the 1930s referred to climate change by its initials as a factor that could make such rain events more common Studies have shown that warmer water in the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico can spawn more intense storms according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Davis told commissioners that water in his back yard was 12 feet deep after Hurricane Milton “The situation seems that — I know I really can't mention the word; let's just call it ‘CC,’” Davis said Storms that are coming in are entering as tropical waves and coming out as (Category) 5 hurricanes and the problems that we have are only going to get worse.” whose house on the west side of Oakmont Lane flooded asked what the county might do to reduce the chance of that happening again I know we're not the only ones that are affected by these floodings,” Smith said if we can get some sort of direction on what the county's intention is Flooding has been a concern in the Lake Seward area for decades going back to a period when the area was less populated The depression is a “closed basin,” meaning it lacks a what hydrologists call a discharge outlet an engineering firm reported that water in the Lake Seward floodplain rose the previous year to its highest level in 35 to 40 years Polk County’s Division of Natural Resources and Drainage hired the firm to conduct a feasibility study in response to the flooding Based on the historical photos and interviews with residents the study found that the Lake Seward area was a popular swimming site in the 1950s a six-inch drainage in the southernmost of three lobes served as a flood-relief mechanism Water levels declined because of withdrawals for phosphate mining about two miles south of Lake Seward several homes along Lake Seward were set below the 100-year flood elevation The flooding of 1995 prompted Polk County to consider long-term solutions for Lake Seward including the purchase and removal of some houses installation of an emergency pump and 5,600 feet of pipe for sending water north to Banana Lake and the drilling an 18-inch drainage well into the Floridan Aquifer 'We can't be forgotten': Lake Bonny residents continue push for more answers about flooding Advantages and disadvantages were listed for each alternative One of the proposed alternatives was to take no action Under “disadvantages,” the firm wrote that property owners could argue that the county failed to provide reasonable flood protection it is readily apparent that none of the options provides a complete win-win situation for all parties,” the consultants wrote The report recommended the long-term monitoring of water levels on Lake Seward nearby surface waters and the Floridan Aquifer an advisory workshop and a moratorium on new construction within the Lake Seward floodplain The construction dates for houses on Oakmont Lane generally range from the 1970s to the 1990s with at least two built since the report came out including a home set behind the Boyettes’ built in 2019 the county’s director of roads and drainage offered additional perspective on the area’s history Lake Seward used to be bordered to the west by citrus groves and the withdrawal of water for those operations brought down the water table Those groves have been replaced by housing developments the El Niño events of the 1990s and the hurricanes of 2004 showed that the area still had the potential for flooding Polk County used FEMA money to buy and demolish some houses though at least two homeowners declined the buyout offers and remained The county conducted another study after 2004 and considered alternatives for reducing the flood risk Options included installing a permanent pump station establishing a temporary pumping system to Banana Lake and creating more water storage to lower the levels Lake Seward is of one of several closed basins in Polk County and the county maintains pump stations at some of them He mentioned Lake Deeson in North Lakeland Grassy Lake in the Winter Haven area and Lake Belle in Lake Wales so it kind of was on our unfunded list,” Jarvis said of Lake Seward There was a couple of incidents that occurred that brought the water up And so it's pretty much been pretty quiet out there until this most recent event.” Jarvis said he has had conversations with his staff about Lake Seward but the county has made no decisions on possible flood-control actions One priority would be raising Oakmont Lane to prevent another flooding episode from making houses inaccessible to emergency vehicles Jill Davis stood with Tracy Boyette along Oakmont Lane “There’s all kinds of rumors going on,” Davis said “One of the biggest rumors we've been hearing is that they might offer to buy us out.” who has been scrambling to salvage possessions in her house lamented that even heavy news coverage of Oakmont Lane has not yielded any official offers of help Gary White can be reached at gary.white@theledger.com or 863-802-7518 Leesburg-News.com A Weirsdale woman was arrested on drug charges when an officer found her asleep behind the wheel with a pink bag full of narcotics An officer observed a silver Jeep parked in the Fruitland Park Plaza with the driver appearing to be slumped over around 12:47 a.m according to an arrest report from the Fruitland Park Police Department The officer approached the vehicle and saw Boyette slumped over She had her phone in her lap and a baggie containing a clear crystal-like substance clutched in her right hand Based on his training and professional experience the officer believed this to be methamphetamine The officer then woke Boyette who immediately became visibly nervous He told her to hand over the suspected methamphetamine at which point she quickly put the baggie in a pink zipper bag and acted like she did not have it He ordered her to turn the vehicle off and get out She was therefore assisted out of the vehicle and detained in handcuffs A probable cause search of the vehicle ensued the officer found three baggies of suspected methamphetamine several baggies with narcotic residue and several items of narcotic paraphernalia Also within the vehicle was a pink lunchbox with an image of a cat containing several more items of narcotic paraphernalia the substances were all tested and came back positive for methamphetamine Boyette was charged with possession of marijuana (less than 20 grams) She was transported to Lake County Jail and released after posting $7,000 bond Virginia-based global all-domain defense provider said Friday Boyette will be responsible for establishing the company’s strategic direction in the domestic and international market space she is tasked with assessing possible growth opportunities for the company while overseeing the integration of new stakeholders where NES and its joint venture partners operate Boyette served as director of the office of external affairs at the Savannah River Site a DOE industrial complex vital for national security and nuclear environment management She also spent time with the National Nuclear Security Administration as program specialist for the office of material management and minimization Michael Lempke acknowledged Boyette’s expertise and leadership experience as key factors that will propel HII’s nuclear business forward The premier source of breaking business news for the government contracting industry to-the-point stories of the most significant contract awards M&A activities and financial results of the sector’s most notable players GovCon Wire is always on top of the most recent contracting sector activity and is updated in real time as the news breaks Important URLs: About us – Government Contracting FAQ – Guest Contributions – 2024 Events Clemson University announced the passing of former Clemson Football player Johnny Boyette who had served as special project manager and emeritus director of the Clemson’s Office of Land and Capital Asset Stewardship Boyette was a team captain under Frank Howard and was a first-team All-ACC tackle in 1965 earning selections from the Buffalo Bills in the AFL Draft and the Cleveland Browns in the NFL Draft “John always had the University’s best interest at the forefront and his guidance and leadership of real estate initiatives were instrumental in the growth of the University’s real estate portfolio,” said Laura Stoner associate vice president for real estate strategy and operations “His engagement in the development of the CU-ICAR campus in Greenville the acquisition of Greenville ONE and the development of the Clemson University Restoration Institute in North Charleston are just a few of the real estate initiatives he helped lead He was an amazing mentor and friend and will be missed by all those who were fortunate enough to have had the opportunity to know him and work with him.” Boyette graduated with a degree in Civil Engineering from Clemson in 1965 serving as co-captain of the football team and earning AP First Team All Atlantic Coast Conference honors his senior year A fifth-round draft pick of the Buffalo Bills After a distinguished career in the private sector Boyette returned home to Clemson on December 4 to serve as the director of the Office of Land and Capital Asset Stewardship He served as emeritus director of the office upon retiring in 2015 and worked as a special project manager Counseling services are available to faculty and staff through ComPsych the University’s Employee Assistance Program provider His obituary is available online The Boyette family will receive friends in the funeral home immediately following the service until 4:30 p.m –News release and photo courtesy of Clemson Athletic Communications — The Boyette family is one of the pioneering families of Wesley Chapel Calvin Boyette grew up on the family homestead on Boyette Road (now home to multiple generations of the family and Boyette Farms) he remembers about 100 people living within a four—or five-mile radius The Boyettes farmed watermelons and logged all throughout Wesley Chapel and Pasco County but it was two other things that were a big catalyst for the changing landscape of Wesley Chapel we had a cold that killed a few of the orange groves and some of them sold instead of replanting citrus we had severe freezes that killed a majority of the citrus that was left because I mean all of this was citrus pretty much everything going that way for two or three miles were citrus," explains Calvin Calvin's son Brooks started Boyette Farms on their family homestead Brooks decided he wanted to continue the family farming tradition and provide fresh quality fruits and vegetables to his community they're partnering with other local farmers usually over 100 different items every day We focus on the local and in-season," Brooks said We have a couple other partners that we have we have Third-acre Microgreens who's in Brooksville We have HM Cattle that comes out once a week And then we also have a local seafood vendor that comes out twice a week just an effort to help get that stuff to the folks in Wesley Chapel." In addition to fresh fruits and vegetables Brooks' sister Laci Stokes wanted to get back to life on the farm She also remembers growing up on this land when nothing was around and the roads were dirt she felt the need for a change and moved back to the family homestead she took a chance and opened Boyette Fresh a food truck on the farm selling acai bowls "We have three generations of the family living on the farm And now I get to work on the farm every single day but my mama heart wasn't happy," said Stokes "I just wanted to be on the farm with my parents and being able to do this just brings me such joy And it's so cool being able to be in the community again." On just about any given day the farm is open and they would love to tell you more about their family history You can follow the farm on Facebook here or Boyette Fresh here. You may also recognize a familiar face in some of these pictures Carley Boyette is the former host of Tampa Bay's Morning Blend and is married to Brooks Boyette Latest Pasco County News from ABC Action News Report a typo WFLA lane closures along Boyette Road will take place Officials expect it to be closed for 21 days 'Criminal Minds: Evolution' cast | Daytime (Full Episode 5/7/25) Derrame de diésel tras volcadura de camión obliga cierre total en la I-75 al sur en Brooksville; autoridades trabajan en limpieza Pinellas commission reviews final plan for $800 million in hurricane aid A Polk County man was sentenced to life in prison for a double murder in 2020 It will be warm and a bit muggy Tuesday morning with temperatures in the upper 60s to mid 70s across the Bay Area It stays sunny along the coast with inland showers this afternoon and evening as highs warm to around 90 degrees TampaHoy.com es la división en español de WFLA - News Channel 8 On Your Side ofreciendo las noticias más importantes de la Bahía de Tampa Encuentra información actualizada sobre sucesos además de ser la casa oficial de los Tampa Bay Buccaneers Mantente informado con lo que sucede en tu comunidad cars were lining a portion of Harbor Drive S Indian Rocks Beach heard a loud boom followed by a pink plume of smoke Lee Hughes was arrested Thursday and has since been fired from Pinellas Preparatory Academy Tampa Fire Rescue said crews were battling a fire at a mechanic shop and scrap yard facility on West Osborne Avenue Monday evening has been a beacon of exceptional customer service since opening Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers His journey began in 2018 with the launch of his first location in Bradenton followed by the thriving success of his second location in Riverview Owning and operating the business from the very start Persinger highlighted that his favorite aspect of running Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers is the daily interactions with diverse customers “We are a true one-stop shop that encompasses convenience speed and competitive pricing for all vehicle tires “We do everything to service and repair a vehicle including engines and transmissions — just no body work or windshields.” the business is offering a 25 percent discount on every oil change for life with an approved Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers Car Care Credit Card making vehicle maintenance more affordable for its loyal customers Persinger has been a dedicated executive board member of the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation since 2008 His commitment to community service is evident in his ongoing support for pediatric cancer research and treatment Persinger’s dedication to excellence in customer service and community involvement continues to drive the success of Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers solidifying his reputation as a leader in the automotive service industry Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers operates six days a week, from 8 a.m.-6 p.m., closing at 5 p.m. on Saturdays, and remaining closed on Sundays. Customers can take advantage of various online coupons available at www.expressoil.com or follow the company’s active Facebook page for promotions including the weekly selection of a free oil change recipient The store is conveniently located at 11690 Boyette Rd and can be reached by phone at 813-499-9606 the world's leading community of businesswomen in aesthetics Randi Boyette as its Principal Visionary Leader Be Her is committed to empowering women and advancing leadership and innovation within the aesthetics industry Randi Boyette is a distinguished leader in the medical As the CMO of NewBeauty and CEO of Spark Medical Marketing Boyette has driven transformative growth and spearheaded significant advancements in digital marketing and AI integration Her leadership at Spark Medical Marketing propelled the company to become North America's largest aesthetics marketing firm serving over 4,000 clinics and earning widespread recognition In her new role as Principal Visionary Leader for Be Her Boyette will leverage her extensive expertise to advance the initiative's mission Her strategic vision and innovative approach will play a crucial role in expanding Be Her's impact and reaching new heights in empowering women "I am thrilled to join Be Her and contribute to this vibrant community of women in aesthetics," said Dr we will break boundaries and create opportunities for women to excel and lead in this dynamic industry." "I am thrilled to join Be Her and contribute to this vibrant community of women in aesthetics we will break boundaries and create opportunities for women to excel and lead in this dynamic industry." Dr "Randi Boyette brings unparalleled expertise and a proven track record of driving growth and innovation Her leadership will be instrumental in advancing Be Her's mission to elevate women in aesthetics through education and training and the experience she will share with the community will make a significant impact on their business growth." Be Her is a pioneering community of businesswomen in aesthetics With hundreds of members across the United States Be Her represents a broad range of industry experience From seasoned professionals to newcomers from other medical backgrounds Be Her provides unparalleled resources including hands-on injector training states "Joining Be Her is free and unlocks a world of possibilities We believe in 'Beauty Without Boundaries,' and are committed to breaking down barriers in the aesthetic industry by building a supportive community Members have access to all injectable supplies Boyette further solidifies Be Her's dedication to helping our members grow and succeed." Boyette will also serve as the Strategic Growth Advisor for MedShift the cutting-edge technology company behind Be Her MedShift is renowned for its solutions that drive growth and efficiency for manufacturers and healthcare providers supporting over 4,600 active customers through its comprehensive business lines About Be Her: Be Her is an empowerment initiative focused on fostering leadership and empowerment for women in the aesthetics industry About MedShift: MedShift is a technology company founded in 2015 specializing in advanced solutions for the healthcare industry MedShift's mission is to drive growth and efficiency for manufacturers and healthcare providers through technology and software as a service Alyson Mayernik, MedShift, 800 980 0522, [email protected], Be-Her.com Do not sell or share my personal information: Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.