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WHO IS YOUR ROLE MODEL?HAPPY FATHER’S DAY To All Fathers, Grandfathers and Uncles!Premier Dermatologist Dr. Shannan McCannBoard CertifiedGeneral & Pediatric DermatologyDr. McCann, is quadruple Board Certified in Dermatology, Pediatric Dermatlogy, Pediatrics, Addolescent Medicine and a retired military veteran.Areas of Care:Serves Patients Of All AgesCall Today!(830) 971-9151Treatment of Skin ConditionsFull Body Skin Cancer Screening Surgical ProceduresSame Day Appointments Available1580 S Main St | Ste 101-A | Boerne, TX 78006 | www.ciboloderm.comBy Ann Newstead PT, DPT, PhDWhat is a role model? Someone you can count on? Someonewho is honest? Hardworking? Someone who thinks more of others than himself? Someone whoreaches out and gives hugs and love?My father was all of that and more... having lived a long life, he served in WWII for 5 1/2 years. As a veteran he was very proud of his country. He would ask us to stand uptall and salute him, all in jesting of course. My father was proud of his family. He was very active most of his life and loved to watch my sister and I play, sing in the chorus at school, and taught us to take care of ouryard!Most of all, recall your own father andwhat did he leave as a legacy for you to follow throughout your own life.The greatest legacy one can pass on to one’s children and grandchildren is not money or other material things accumulated in one’s life, but rather a legacyThe future generations are who matter most. We live now to lead our children and grandchildren toward better lives. To lives that are meaningful. To lives that are well spent.Passing on a positive and affirming legacy improves family ties throughout generations.Think about what is important to you and your family?Is it your health? Is it your beliefs? Is itFriendly?your time spent with family and friends?To be a role model and leave a legacy means that each day you live life to thefullest.Take time to recognize your father and/or your favorite role model.Call today for a consultation.Ann H. Newstead, PT, DPT, PhDExercise Expert in Aging AdultsVestibular (Dizziness) Specialist, Geriatric and Neurologic Specialist 14418 Old Bandera Rd. Helotes, TX 78023 210-833-8336 Ahnewphysicaltherapy. comHe is looking forward to the possibility of working for the Center of Conversation and research at San Antonio, and teaching others how to preserve nature to protect our most vulnerable creatures on earth.Myles is a kind, respectful, and caring young man and we are so proud of the amazing human he continues to be. We know he will dogreatthings.Graduate Recognition: Myles Clay Stewart McEntireGraduate Recognition: Sam PickSubmitted By Brandi Pickam Pick is graduating 9th in theirclass at Sandra Day O’Connor HighSchool! As an AP Scholar with Distinction, a Gifted & Talented student, and a member of the National Honor Society, Sam has had an exceptional high school experience. Sam has been awarded UT San Antonio’s Distinguished Presidential Scholarship and will major in Computer Science, as part of the first class at UTSA’s new College of AI, Cyber and Computing.We are so proud of you, Sam, and all that you have accomplished at O’Connor.We are excited for your future as a Roadrunner! With love from Mom and Dad. Birds Up!Graduate Recognition: Madilyn LewisMSubmitted By Kerry & Annie McEntireyles Clay Stewart McEntire is a senior at Sandra Day O’Connor and has always had a passion fornature. From a young age he had chosen his career path of a wildlife ecologist and Marine biologist. He has a passion to save endangered animals and hopes to one day discover new species.At age 6 he joined Boerne’s first junior art show and sold his work with the proceeds going to help save the Great Coral reef and was the youngest member of the World Wildlife Federation. Myles has done several environmental projects in the community such as working on the Helotes Creek restoration project with a local Wildlife Ecologist, volunteering at the Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Center in San Antonio and in Kendalia and building a bird blind/bird sanctuary at a local park.Myles is an award-winning Nature Photographer winning several 1st place awards and had his winning images exhibited at the Witte Museum and Grey Forest Open Studios.He will be graduating with a high school diploma and half of his associates degree from Northwest Vista for an AssociatesJune 2025ubmitted By Brandi PickSMof General Science completed. Myles will continue his education at UTSA.adilyn Lewis is a 2025 graduate of O’Connor High School. She is an outstanding student who isgraduating in the top 2% of her class, and a member of both the National Honor Society and the Spanish National Honor Society. Madilyn excelled in the choir where she served as an officer and a member of the elite singing group, Small Vocal Ensemble (SVE). She also earned Region and Area Individual Awards. Madilyn is an amazing young lady who is kind, bright, beautiful, funny, and driven. Madilyn received the Helotes Friends and Family Alumni Scholarship and is excited to attend Texas A&M University in College Station, TX in the fall!Congratulations, Maddie! We love you so much and are looking forward to your next chapter!- Dad, Mom, Jillian, & Barrettwww.heloteshighlights.comGraduates - continued on page 8 7