PORT ST. LUCIE PEOPLE
SEAN BOYLE
Age: 49
Lives in: Port St. Lucie
Occupation: Executive director,
Children’s Services Council of St.
Lucie County
Family: Wife, Jacque; son Zane,
18; daughter Leedy, 21
Education: Bachelor of Science
in psychology, Indiana University; master’s degree in adult
education, National Louis University
Hobbies: Playing basketball, producing a podcast
Who inspires me: “As far as inspiration, I reflect a lot on my
past director, Kathy Basile.”
Something most people don’t know about me: “I’m a huge
Star Wars fan. My fondest memory of my dad, who has
passed, is of him taking me out of school early to see the
first film.”
grade level by third grade. Much of its promotional effort targets
parents, grandparents and other relatives, explaining the
importance of reading to young children and, as they enter
school, listening to them read every day.
The council helps fund a Big Brothers and Big Sisters afterschool
reading mentoring program. The program coordinates
volunteers who read to children at school for one hour per
week in the pre-K through third-grade classes. The council
also seeks donations of gently used or new books.
To further the importance of reading, the CSC has set up
more than 60 Little Libraries at laundromats, churches and
doctors’ waiting rooms – any place where someone can sit
FORT
Be a healer.
Ayla Flickinger, Class of 2016
Emergency Room Nurse, Martin Memorial Hospital
"I love caring for patients and their families on the
hardest, most vulnerable days of their lives. I’m honored that
they trust me to manage their healing."
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This is where . . .
. . . I call
the shots.
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PIERCE
Boyle and Curious George welcome children to an annual reading event
sponsored by the Early Learning Coalition at First Data Field, home of the
St. Lucie Mets.
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