Robert A. Jones was best known for his passion and commitment to helping the disability community. Jones was a long time friend of the agency and member of the ILRC Advisory Committee. Mr. Jones passed away this week. But, the impact he made in the disability world is sure to live on. Jones was an […]
Amongst the staff at the ILRC Matt Motko is infamous for a few things. He is known for effectively leading people, and getting things done. And according to staff member Ivy Summey, he’s “a fearless leader.” “The best way to describe Matt is bold. He works hard and always has the staff’s back.” But, Matt […]
Over 50 people from the ILRC staff and surrounding community gathered together last week to cut the ribbon on our newest office in Clay County. During the grand opening staff shared information about our services, recent projects and upcoming events with visitors. “The grand opening is a great opportunity for the ILRC staff and community […]
Sergeant First Class, Adam Pugh is no stranger to hard work. At the age of 21, Pugh made the admirable decision to enlist in the army. Before enlisting in the army, Pugh attended college and worked in oilfield construction. Pugh said the economy tanked shortly after he finished high school and the army was his […]
The coordinators wanted to honor the students and teachers for their work throughout the school year. “Our students and teachers put in so much work each year we decided it was time to recognize everyone for their dedication,” said High School High Tech Coordinator Brittany O’Grady. Over 100 students and teachers piled into the University […]
Beth Meyer worked at the ILRC before becoming the new Chief of Disabled Services Division for the City of Jacksonville. She worked as the executive director for the Independent Living Foundation from 2004 to 2007. In 2007, Meyer joined the Independent Living Resource Center as a development director where she served until 2010. ILRC Executive Director […]
Jessica a sophomore, from St. Augustine High School, enjoyed her visit to the St. Augustine Alligator Farm so much that she’s even considering working there in the future. “I love animals, so I would definitely love to work here some day after high school,” said Jessica. During April, students from St. Augustine High School were […]
hose who attended the Mystery Trip Suitcase Party on April 12th, were whisked away to a different time and place. Imagine a room filled with Mad Men era stewardesses serving cocktails, complete with real airplanes, in a large hangar. All guests were entered in a drawing to win a surprise dinner destination by airplane, boat, […]
Cited from The Florida Times Union: Doctors told Remer “Chip” Wilson he had a week to live when a tumor was discovered on his spine at age 17. If they tried to remove it, the surgery would kill him. He survived the first week. He survived the second week. He went to Shands Gainesville when […]
