[Community-Service] Meet a Willing Worker: Quitrina Townes - Blindness Equality Achievement Month @ CSD!

[Jeanetta price]

Trina, 
You are glowing in service! Also, you look so beautiful in the picture! Thank you bring that Philly flavor to the division. 
Keep it popping! 

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> On Oct 2, 2021, at 12:37 PM, Stacie Leap via Community-Service <community-service at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Welcome to Blind Equality Achievement Month!
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> Day 02
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> During this wonderous autumn month of October, the Community Service Division of the National Federation of the Blind will highlight countless hard-working and stupendous volunteers within our division. This includes our board members, our Willing Workers Committee members, and so much more!
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> We tip our hats and thank each of them for their dedication, enthusiasm, and perseverance in providing services to others! We recognize your diligence and appreciate you so hard!
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> If you wish to be a part of our wonderful Community Service Division family, please contact our extraordinary President, Jeanetta Price at 409-344-1005.
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> Also, do not forget to Like Us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/communityserviced               ivision
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> Meet a Willing Worker!
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> Quitrina Townes from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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> <02. CSD Quitrina Picture Final.jpg>
> Photo Description: Quitrina is wearing white petal pushers (Capris) with black sneakers. Her shirt is black with white lettering saying “Black Is My Happy Color.”
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> I am Quitrina. Like Will Smith, I was born and raised in Philadelphia. I am 61 years old with three children: 31 29 20. I also have a beautiful granddaughter who is nine years old. My amazing partner in crime is my cat whose name is Ribbon. I really, really, really love to travel. I just came back from a trip to Puerto Rico in August. My obsession is shopping.  I make sure all my accessories match before I walk out my door. The belt, shoes, purse, and jewelry have to match all the time! :) I love adding style to my clothing to make it one of a kind!
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>                In the midst of my silliness and successes, I put God first. I am a God-fearing woman and I give all glory, honor, and praise to Him. Gospel music gets me through my day. I am eager to learn new things. One of my new learning goals is to learn how to use JAWS on my laptop.
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> My ultimate educational and career goal is to become a social worker and work with blind and visually impaired children.  I know that this will take time but I am up to the challenge!
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> I worked driving paratransit buses here in Philadelphia from 2003 to 2004. I started to lose my vision in 2006 in the left eye and my right eye in 2007. I love to help other seniors in need such as those with vision loss or using a wheelchair. I have such a giving heart and I really do not like it when I see people mistreated.
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> Stacie Leap, CPE, CPS
> stacie.leap at gmail.com | 215.776.6741
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> Board Member, National Federation of the Blind of Pennsylvania: Keystone Chapter 
> Cambodian (Khmer) Interpreter
> Intern, 3S Technologies LLC
> Mental Health First Aid USA Instructor
> Volunteer, Eyes Like Mine INC
> WRAP (Wellness Recovery Action Plan) Facilitator
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