News to know! This month the Richardson Chamber of Commerce recognized me as Ambassador of the Month for June! Surprised, excited and definitely humbled by this recognition. The Ambassador club of the Richardson Chamber of Commerce is a group of local business people who take their volunteer work seriously and help promote the community and other business on a daily basis.
The good news is, any member of the chamber can also be an ambassador, you just need to come to our meeting (date and times on the website), be willing to attend numerous events and also prepare to "have fun".
Thank you so much for this honor! If you want to read the article, check out this link http://business.richardsonchamber.com/news/details/ambassador-of-the-month-sue-thornton
A huge thanks goes to this great group of people!!!
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Sunday, June 1, 2014
National Disaster Photo Rescue Reaches Out to Communities hit by Recent Tornado Outbreaks.
What would you do if a natural disaster hit your area? What are you going to take with you if you have only MINUTES to get out of harms way? Of course you will get your family members who are in the same location, but what about all the photographs and memorabilia that you have in your home?
It is so important to back up your computers in several places - the cloud with a back up service, thumb drives stored in a bank vault, or at the least your computer/backup EHD and thumb drives in a central, easy place to grab them. Where are you storing these items now?
E-Z Scan goes into these areas after the disaster and helps families to reclaim their lost photos. Check out the link http://www.nationaldisasterphotorescue.org/ for more information about how they help communities pick up the pieces.
They recently helped in Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas. If you are interested in helping in any of these areas, let them know. The National Disaster Photo Rescue works with Local Community Leaders and Local Community Volunteers to secure precious memories and documents for reunification to their owners.
Posted on April 29, 2014, by Rick Lippert at www.ezphotoscan.com/blog
It is so important to back up your computers in several places - the cloud with a back up service, thumb drives stored in a bank vault, or at the least your computer/backup EHD and thumb drives in a central, easy place to grab them. Where are you storing these items now?
E-Z Scan goes into these areas after the disaster and helps families to reclaim their lost photos. Check out the link http://www.nationaldisasterphotorescue.org/ for more information about how they help communities pick up the pieces.
They recently helped in Kansas, Oklahoma and Arkansas. If you are interested in helping in any of these areas, let them know. The National Disaster Photo Rescue works with Local Community Leaders and Local Community Volunteers to secure precious memories and documents for reunification to their owners.
Posted on April 29, 2014, by Rick Lippert at www.ezphotoscan.com/blog
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