Thanks so much for being part of
our
lives. Please check out our photo album from Brevard CI.
We have lots of early pictures and people who made it
happen. Hey look close you may be one of them!
Our goal here is to provide a fun and refreshing page to
visit and become a part of. This is your page and we
hope that it will reflect the best of our abilities to
entertain and grow. We
hope that it is a platform for
fellowship and support of one another in our post work
years.
If you have photos or stories that you would like to
share, please send them through our “contact us” tab
above and we will work on getting them on the site.
Should you see an error, misspelled name or are
able to identify an unknown person, please let us know,
so that we can correct it.
To read more about us
click here
or on
About Us
above, and feel free to sign our
Guestbook
and enter your comments or suggestions
Around the
Breakfast Table
A GREAT FIRST
SATURDAY BREAKFAST!
The DC
TimeWatchers met at Whistle
Junction restaurant in
Titusville on Saturday 1/7/12
for our FIRST FIRST BREAKFAST OF
2012. We had 13 folks attending
including, John & Jackie
Shearer, Steve & Carolyn
Pelehach, Bill & Carole
Rickenbrode, C.R. Davis, Richard
Puglio, Bill Foy, Mike Waldsmith,
Allen Spence, Larry Cruce and
Keith Kiser. We had a great time
and a good breakfast. It is
always great to start out a new
year with old friends. Mark
February 4th, 2012 on your
calendar and join us at Whistle
Junction at 9:00 AM for our
First Saturday breakfast of
February. You never know who may
show up!!!!
Click on Pictures to Enlarge
Happy Birthday DC TimeWatchers
IF
YOUR BIRTHDAY IS THIS MONTH AND YOU DON'T SEE YOUR NAME IN THE CALENDAR
BELOW...EMAILL US AT:
CHECK OUT THE CALENDAR AND PICK UP THE PHONE OR EMAIL YOUR BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATING FRIENDS AND WISH THEM THE BEST....
JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST
Don't forget, get on our
email list. Send us an email with the following information
and you will be added.
Your name:
PERSONAL EMAIL and/or
CONTACT INFO:
MONTH AND DAY OF BIRTHDAY:
WHERE YOU WORKED &
RETIRED:
SERVING SINCE
(START YEAR): _________
RETIRED?
YES- WHAT YEAR _____
STILL WORKING?
_______YES _____NO
Sharing
Places and
Things of Interest
Know of a great deal, volunteer opportunity, hobbies and
interests, websites and anything that would
that would be great for folks in our group… email and share
the site and information with us
Send us your
unusual pictures that remind you of BCI
Help! Attention! Read!Help us keep everything updated. View the album pages and help us
with the missing peoples names.Please send us your work related pictures to put in the Album.
Send your stories to post on the page for other to share.
Lunch for Brevard
Community College
Corrections Class 11C3
The DC TimeWatchers
hosted a lunch for
Corrections Academy for
11C3 at Brevard
Community College on
December 15, 2011.
Although it was a small
class, the FDC did have
one Correctional Officer
in the class, from
Martin CI along with 5
BCSO Officers, 1 Martin
CSO, and 6 Self Pays.
11C3, has distinguished
themselves in teamwork
and cooperation. They
will be graduating
Monday January 9, 2012
in Melbourne building #4
auditorium. The DC
TimeWatchers provided a
catered Pizza and Wing
lunch at the BCC Range
on 12/15, which was
appreciated and enjoyed
by the class. BCSO
recruitment showed up
and checked out the
class and enjoyed some
wings and pizza as well.
The DC TimeWatchers has
provided a luncheon for
every Corrections
Academy at Brevard
Community College in
2011 in outreach and
support of our new
Correctional Officers
serving the Agencies and
good folks of Florida.
We stand with them and
wish them the best in
the pursuit of this
career!
SEASON’S GREETINGS TO
ALL DC TIMEWATCHERS
EVERYWHERE, RETIRED AND
STILL WORKING!
WE HAVE HAD AN
INTERESTING YEAR AS A
GROUP AND HOPE THAT
INCIDENTS INVOLVING OUR
HEALTH INSURANCE SUBSIDY
ALMOST BEING TAKEN AWAY
FROM US AND DRASTIC
CHANGES TO THE FLORIDA
RETIREMENT SYSTEM, HAS
MOTIVATED YOU AND EVERY
STATE EMPLOYEE TO
REGISTER AND VOTE YOUR
CONSCIENCE IN EVERY
ELECTION!!!!
WE ENJOYED TWO GREAT
EVENTS THIS YEAR, THE
APRIL 2011 GET2GETHER AT
THE WORLD FAMOUS DIXIE
CROSSROADS RESTAURANT
AND OUR FALL 2011
GET2GETHER IN OCTOBER.
WE WERE PLEASED TO SAVE
MANY PICTURES FROM THE
BREVARD CI ARCHIVES,
THANKS TO SEVERAL
FRIENDS WHO PLUCKED THEM
OUT OF THE TRASH BINS…
AND WE PUT THEM UP FOR
ADOPTION. WE EVEN HAD A
VOLUNTEER WHO TOOK
CUSTODY OF THEM, SO THAT
WE MAY BE ABLE TO HAVE
ANOTHER ORPHANED PICTURE
ADOPTION EVENT IN THE
FUTURE. ALTHOUGH WE
SURE MISSED THE LARGER
NUMBER OF THE STILL
WORKING FOLKS WHO USE TO
COME OUT ON THEIR LUNCH
HOUR, IT WAS GREAT
SEEING THOSE WHO WERE
ABLE TO SHOW UP.
AS A GROUP WE PROVIDED
SUPPORT AND REWARD
ACTIVITIES FOR OUR
SECOND GRADE CLASS AT
THE FLORIDA SCHOOL FOR
THE DEAF AND BLIND! WE
PROVIDED BACK PACKS,
SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND
ACTIVITY SUPPORT TO THE
STUDENTS OF THE 2ND
GRADE DEAF ELEMENTARY,
MRS. KASPAR’S CLASS!
THEY ALWAYS REMEMBER TO
SEND US PICTURES OF
THEIR ADVENTURES AND
ARE THANKFUL FOR OUR
SUPPORT.
WE HAD TO SAY FAREWELL
TO SEVERAL FRIENDS AND
FELLOW DC TIMEWATCHERS
THIS YEAR AND DO SO IN
FOND MEMORY OF OUR TIMES
TOGETHER. WE ARE SO
FORTUNATE TO HAVE HAD
THESE SPECIAL FOLKS
IMPACT OUR LIVES. WE
THANK THEIR LOVED ONES
FOR SHARING THEM WITH
US, EVEN IF IT WAS JUST
A SHIFT AT A TIME. WE
LAUGHED, WE WORKED AND
WE TRUSTED ONE ANOTHER
WITH OUR LIVES EVERY DAY
AND THEY NEVER LET US
DOWN. THEY WILL BE
MISSED!
WE HAVE SUPPORTED OUR
NEW CORRECTIONAL OFFICER
HIRES ATTENDING THE
CORRECTIONS ACADEMY AT
BREVARD COMMUNITY
COLLEGE!!! THEY ARE OUR
FUTURE AND AN IMPORTANT
PART OF OUR
ORGANIZATION. THE DC
TIMEWATCHERS HAS
PROVIDED LUNCH FOR EVERY
CORRECTIONAL CLASS THIS
YEAR AT BCC!!!!
OUR FUND DRIVE WHICH
OCCURS IN JULY AND
AUGUST WAS SUFFICIENT TO
TAKE CARE OF OUR
EXPENSES FOR OUR PICNIC
AND WE DEEPLY THANK
EVERYONE WHO
PARTICIPATED BY SENDING
DONATIONS AND DROPPING
THOSE IN THE DONATION
STATION AT THE
FUNCTIONS. WITHOUT YOUR
SUPPORT, OUR FUNCTIONS
WOULD NOT HAPPEN. THANK
YOU!
WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD
TO A GREAT 2012. WE
HOPE TO GROW EVEN MORE
THIS YEAR AND WE HOPE TO
SEE MORE NEW FACES AT
OUR ACTIVITIES. OUR
VERY FIRST EVENT WILL BE
THE FIRST SATURDAY
BREAKFAST AT THE WHISTLE
JUNCTION RESTAURANT IN
TITUSVILLE FLORIDA ON
JANUARY 7, 2012 AT
9:00AM, MARK IT ON YOUR
CALENDAR AND PLAN TO BE
THERE! MORE TO COME
THIS YEAR!!!!
RETIRED FROM THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT
OF CORRECTIONS?
INTERESTED IN STARTING A DC
TIMEWATCHERS RETIREE GROUP IN YOUR
AREA?
WE WOULD LOVE TO HELP LAUNCH IT!!!
IF
YOU ARE A RETIRED EMPLOYEE OF THE
FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS,
YOU ARE A MEMBER OF OUR GROUP.
IF YOU AND FELLOW DC RETIREES ARE
INTERESTED IN DEVELOPING A DC
TIMEWATCHERS GROUP IN YOUR AREA,
EMAIL US AT
dctimewatchers@yahoo.com
! We would love to help you
launch your group. We even
have a website set up for you to
use, just for your specific
locality. So drop us an email
or come on out and join us for one
of our activities. We would love to
have you!
If you want to learn more about our organization, click on “About
us” at the top of our webpage. Check out our photo album and
activities. Don’t forget to join our facebook group, DC TimeWatchers,
where we are building a networking and socializing point to stay in
touch with friends, mentors and coworkers as they move on in their
careers and with those friends who have retired.
Scott
Maynes was born on the 6th of
February, 1964 in Albany, New York.
He was born the son of James A.
Maynes and Jeannette Miller Maynes.
He was the third of five children in
the Maynes' family. Scott was
diagnosed with Cystic Fybrosis (CF),
and it was not known at the time
whether or not he would live to the
age of ten due to the lack of
knowledge of this disease in the
medical world. Even with CF, which
led to numerous trips to the doctor
and several stays in the hospital,
Scott lived an active childhood.
This left hander enjoyed playing
baseball, basketball, hockey on the
lake and everything else a boy would
do. Through high school his health
did not allow him to play on the
teams, but he kept involved however
he could. Scott also excelled in
school, always making honor roll
every year. Scott graduated with
honors from the St. Mary's high
school in Glens Falls, NY.
After graduating from high school
Scott started the next journey of
his life. He worked at a few
different jobs while attending
college at the Brevard Community
College in Florida. Scott finally
settled down at a job at the Brevard
Correctional Facility for youthful
offenders, where he worked hard and
made it to the rank of Sergeant. He
also remained involved in sports,
becoming an official. Scott
officiated an uncountable number of
games in football, basketball and
soccer. He always remained busy, if
he wasn't working or officiating he
would be doing odd jobs for people,
tiling floors and bathrooms, putting
in sprinkler systems or anything
someone needed done. No task seemed
too hard; he would happily take on
any challenge.
One day Scott signed up for a 5K run
sponsored by Wuesthoff Hospital in
Rockledge, Florida. After completing
the run he was hooked and he knew he
had found his new challenge. Scott
participated in many 5 and 10K runs
continuing to progress in the sport
and then added bike racing, which
led to several mini triathlons.
Scott still wanted to do more, so he
organized a 5K run sponsored by the
Brevard Correctional Institution
with the proceeds supporting the
Cystic Fybrosis Foundation. Scott
hosted this run for several years.
Scott still continued to challenge
himself, working hard on his
running. He participated in and
completed six different Marathons:
Two Disney, two New York, one LA
Marathon and one in Washington DC.
It wasn't until one day in the
latter part of the 90's that Scott's
life was turned upside down in a
great way. He was introduced to a
lady named Patty by a mutual friend.
After a few dates and spending time
with her daughters, Nicole and
Kimberly, they decided to spend
their lives together. On May 16,
1998 they got married. It was a fun
and exciting time for everyone.
Scott coached soccer and then began
to referee. His new family kept him
busy and active in many different
ways. Many crazy, fun filled family
vacations came Scott's way with
Patty's family. Cruises, Disney,
Virginia were all part of Scott's
happy new life. Patty's family loved
Scott like a son, and brother. His
nieces and nephews also were very
involved with Uncle Scott . Holidays
were never the same again for Scott
when he was surrounded by Patty and
her family. Scott raised his new
daughters with discipline and love,
as if he was truly their father.
Scott had 14 great years of fun and
love with his new family.
When Scott's health began to fail,
he started a new kind of fight. He
faced his first transplant with
courage and strength. For two years
he was without oxygen and although
he had some ups and downs he felt
pretty good. He was able to go for
long walks with his dogs and Patty
and more great cruises. He continued
to work and lead a pretty normal
life. When his new lungs began to
reject, he again faced the courage
he needed to do it again. The second
transplant did not go quite as well.
Scott was almost called home to God
once. Scott and Patty were given
five additional months of being
together, even though it was at the
hospital. They had lots of laughs
and fun together. Scott found a new
family with all the staff at Jackson
Memorial Hospital. They also came to
love him. In the end, though, God
decided he needed Scott up in heaven
to be with him and become our Angel
to watch over all who knew him.
Arrangements under the direction of
Florida Memorial Funeral Home,
Rockledge, FL.