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At the conclusion of his presentation, “Outfoxing the Senior Scam Sham,” Keith Dameron, VP-Manager at Marco’s Orion Bank, gives a special welcome to Islander octogenarian Helen Ann Federspiel.

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At the conclusion of his presentation, “Outfoxing the Senior Scam Sham,” Keith Dameron, VP-Manager at Marco’s Orion Bank, gives a special welcome to Islander octogenarian Helen Ann Federspiel.

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  • Frank Camposano, father of Paula Camposano-Robinson, VP Clinical Service and co-owner of Sanitasole, reacts with total disbelief as Keith Dameron presents him with the winning raffle prize of a crosscut diamond paper shredder, the only one that does not allow for reassembly of a document.
  • At the conclusion of his presentation, “Outfoxing the Senior Scam Sham,” Keith Dameron, VP-Manager at Marco’s Orion Bank, gives a special welcome to Islander octogenarian Helen Ann Federspiel.
  • Draped in the purple runner that adorned the podium, these 'Three Graces' enjoy a lighthearted moment following the program, 'Outfoxing the Senior Scam Sham' at Sanitasole. From left to right are Islanders Kay Ziegler, Esther Moore and Angela Sanders. Moore describes herself as 'Fighting the 21st Century tooth and toenail' but appreciated the program for its educational significance.
  • Paula Camposano-Robinson, center, VP of Clinical Services at Sanitasole, discusses the implications and impact of senior scams on the community with Neapolitan Victoria Nader and presenter Keith Dameron. Over 25 guests attended the event on June 15th in observance of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.
  • Sandra Martin's devoted guide dog, Anna, waits attentively as she continues her conversation with Keith Dameron, Manager/VP of Marco's Orion Bank. Martin invited Dameron to be a guest speaker at the ribbon cutting of the new address for Lighthouse of Collier Inc. when it opens later this summer on Bayfront Street in Naples.
  • Paula Camposano-Robinson, VP of Sanitasole, left, makes a particular point with guest Barbara Dameron regarding the scope of elder abuse throughout Collier County.
  • Keith Dameron, right, listens intently about the needs of the visually impaired as articulated by Sandra Martin, left, who serves as Outreach Coordinator of Visually Impaired Persons (VIP) of Southwest Florida/Lighthouse of Collier Inc. Martin attended the event with VIP colleagues, David Weigel, chair & president, and board member, Victoria Nader, who also serves as secretary. Weigel was former legal counsel to the Collier County Board of Commissioners before losing his sight.

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