by Shirley A. Baustian | Jun 19, 2024
Whitehall, Montana-
Shirley A. Baustian is an Author and has published three children’s books. Her children’s book series “Good Friends,” which features a moose and his mouse friend, was spawned from a misunderstanding of language. This is a delightful story of two very good friends. One of the friends is very, very large and one is very, very small. The two of them work together to overcome difficulties that come from being uniquely different from one another. Together, these good friends make their friendship better. The series also include ‘More Good Friends’ and ‘Good Friends Make Good Families’. She has 2 awards for two different articles in Fan Story Online Writing Place. In her free time, she host’s a writing group in her home.
by Samantha A. Lewandowski Au.D. | Jun 19, 2024
Sanford, Maine-
Dr. Samantha Lewandowski received an Au.D. from Central Michigan University in 2014. She received specialized training at the Boston VA and Saginaw VA for diagnostic evaluations. She is the owner of Infinity Hearing, as well as Marti Andrews Audiology. She practices with her husband, Dr. Matthew Lewandowski who is also an audiologist. Her specialties include diagnostic hearing disorders and treatment in adults and children as well as tinnitus management. The practice strives to provide the best possible patient care. She is a Member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association and Donor at Sanford Backpack Volunteer Program. She has two children and enjoys family time, skiing, playing outdoors and socializing with friends.
by Zoltan Mari MD, FAAN | Jun 19, 2024
Las Vegas, Nevada-
Dr. Zoltan Mari graduated first in his medical school class in Hungary before completing a post-doctoral fellowship at SUNY Downstate (Brooklyn, NY) on Parkinson’s disease (PD) animal models and electrophysiology. After his clinical fellowships in both movement disorders and clinical neurophysiology at NIH, he joined Johns Hopkins University faculty, where he was promoted to Associate Professor and then appointed to serve as Director of the PD & Movement Disorder Division and Center, which has grown markedly under his leadership, including many successful hires and establishing a DBS Center and a clinical fellowship program. After his tenure at Johns Hopkins, Dr. Mari joined the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas, NV in May 2017, where he leads the PD and Movement Disorders Program, as The Ruvo Family Chair for PD & Movement Disorders Research. Dr. Mari is a renowned expert in PD and movement disorders clinical research and the endowment funds will enable him to study novel remote monitoring technologies, biomarkers, and disease modification. Dr. Mari has published 120 peer-reviewed papers, authored multiple book chapters, and created nationally recognized CME programs. He is a co-founder of Neuraly, Inc. which is developing a revolutionary disease-modifying treatment for PD.
by Patricia Bonomolo-Fukuzato O.D. | Jun 19, 2024
Cumming, Georgia-
Patricia Bonomolo-Fukuzato earned her O.D. at Pennsylvania College of Optometry in 2004; She trained in Pediatrics at The Eye Institute at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry; She earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology at Marist College in Poughkeepsie NY, 2000. She is a Board-certified optometrist at Optic Owl Company. Dr. Bonomolo began her career in New York providing primary care eye care for adults and children. In 2007, she relocated to Cumming GA where she practiced in a corporate optometry setting until 2012. Dr. Bonomolo was named Forsyth County Best Optometrist for 2021 and 2022. She is a former member of the American Academy of Optometry and a former member of the Georgia Optometry Association. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family and friends.
by Jacqueline Robertson | Jun 19, 2024
Brooklyn, New York-
Jacqueline S. Robertson earned a B.A. at Medgar Evers College. Ms. Robertson has been a special education teacher for 14+ years. She is currently an IEP teacher in the New York Department of Education. She focuses as an interventionist and helping teachers with IEP. Ms. Robertson has 2 master’s degrees in Education from City College of New York and College of Saint Rose. One with a literacy focus and the other in Educational Leadership. She has both a School Building Leader and District Leader Certifications. Ms. Robertson is a member of the Learning Disabilities Association of America.
