Page 2 - Juoiter West - November '22

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Tyler Cameron’s Inaugural Gala from page 1 “I cannot thank Lessing’s
Hospitality Group enough for
the event. The Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse took center stage with their generosity in allowing
stunning waterfront views. Additional big-name sponsors The Andrea C. Cameron
included Clarins, White Claw, and Keiser University. Foundation to hold its gala
at one of the best, most
scenic event spaces in the
Jupiter area,” said Tyler, the
founder and a board member
of The Andrea C. Cameron
Foundation. “The view of
the lighthouse resonates with
everyone in the community as
a true symbol of Jupiter.”
All proceeds from the gala
supported The Andrea C.
Cameron Foundation. Tyler
and his two brothers, Austin and
Ryan, created the foundation
to honor their mother, Andrea
Pelican Club interior. By Tracey Benson Photography Cameron. Andrea passed away Ryan Cameron, Kailyn Mikulus, Jeff Cameron, Maria Gatch, Mark Herman, Anne
unexpectedly in 2020, and Sorkin, Fred Sorkin, Scott Sorkin, and Tyler Cameron. By Tracey Benson Photography
to continue her passion for
philanthropy, the foundation awards scholarships to students
and helps contribute to the local community wherever it can.

Pelican Club exterior. By Getty Images Griffin Johnson and Dante Cousart. By Tracey Benson
Photography

The foundation strives to help high school graduates pursue
a technical or college education, as well as serve the local
community – just as Andrea did.
Ryan and Tyler Cameron. By Getty Images About The Andrea C. Cameron Foundation
Three sons. One mission. After losing their mother,
brothers Austin, Tyler, and Ryan Cameron started The Andrea
C. Cameron Foundation to honor her legacy by awarding
scholarships to students and contributing to the community.
The foundation strives to help high school graduates pursue
a technical or college education, as well as serve the local
community as Andrea did. The foundation sees a world in
which students can achieve their full potential, forge positive
Michael Lessing and Tyler Cameron. By Tracey Benson relationships, and, above all else, take action to change the
Photography world. Known for her generosity and charm, Andrea always
went beyond the call of duty to help those in need. One of the
tenets she lived by comes from Galatians 5:13: “Through
Jupiter Senior love, serve one another.” Andrea did the impossible to help
everyone she came across, regardless of who they were, where
Softball Kelsey Thiele, Kelsey Weier, Kelley Flanagan, and Tyler they were from, or what they had or had not done for her.

Tyler Cameron’s Inaugural Gala on page 3
Cameron. By Getty Images
Registration is under
way for the Jupiter Senior
Softball Association’s 2023
season and new players of
all skill levels are welcome
and encouraged to sign up.
The slow-pitch softball
program is open to persons
55 and over and those who
register will be included
in pickup games and have
the opportunity to develop
their skills in preparation
for the Winter League that
launches in January 2023
and runs through March. JSSA Commissioner Paul
“We want people to Storch
come out and experience
the joy and camaraderie of playing ball with other like-
minded players,” said JSSA Commissioner Paul Storch.
He noted also that the league’s three division format
accommodates players of all abilities, “from recreational
play to very competitive and everything in between.”
Games are every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
morning at Maplewood Community Park, 1720 Tony
Penna Drive, beginning at 8:30 a.m. They are expected to
move to Jupiter Community Park after renovations that
are under way there are completed. The senior softball
program is sponsored by the nonprofit Jupiter Senior
Softball Association in cooperation with Jupiter’s Parks
and Recreation Department.
Registration can be made online at www.
leaguelineup.com/jssa.
For more information contact Gary Newman at
(917) 623-0791.