HONOR ROLL DEPT.

Acknowledgement for Outstanding Work

Helping to restore the lost and forgotten Men, Women and Youth

At New Vision Organization, Inc. we are proud of our volunteers. They are hardworking professionals whoare serious about their work and truly care about the incarcerated men, women and youth, whom they service, especially the incarcerated individuals who have been and continue to be subjected to abuses and deprivations. NVO and its Volunteers are not compensated for the work they do, which makes them, even more special and unique, as they assist the 'Lost & Forgotten'.

Superstar Paralegal Mary McCutcheon - Florida

April 2009

Mary McCutcheon

Mary McCutcheon, resides in Orange Park, Florida and is the owner of McCutcheon Paralegal Services, providing nationwide paralegal assistance to attorneys. Mary is also the National Director of Paralegal Services with New Vision Organization, a national grassroots, nonprofit organization, advocating for the incarcerated men, women and youth, and overseeing the work of paralegals in the various states of America. Mary currently works in the areas of Corporate, Litigation, Criminal Law, Research, Appellate Briefs and Bankruptcy with experience in Insurance Compliance, Real Estate, and Insurance Defense. Mary has 16 years experience as a paralegal and holds a B.B.A in law and plans to sit for the CLA. http://www.paralegalgateway.com/SuperstarApril2009.html

Wendy Dill, International Virtual Volunteer Paralegal (Below) has an excellent performance record in assisting prisoners in all areas of need. Wendy continues to work with men on Death Row, Lifers and long-term prisoners as well as soon to be released. She locates resources that many of us never knew existed and she maintains a rapport with the service providers she does locate . Thank you Wendy

Ms. Wendy Dill as humble as she likes to be, has extensive education in the areas of law involving Claim's Law, Legal Executive, Underwriting.Law, Insurance Law and has also demonstrated enormous skills in communication and mentoring of the incarcerated population in which she services.

Adrienne Rodriguez, Paralegal (Below)

Adrienne Rodriguez - Texas Paralegal- Adrienne, although educated in a variety of areas, she shows great strengths in areas of Legal ethics, Civil Litigations, Legal and Advanced Legal Research, Interviewing and Investigating and Family Law. Great Work Adrienne.

Meet Joel B. Silver -

Joel is another of our finest legal advocates. His expertise has been in the fields of Science and Human Services and including legal advocacy. While assisting the incarcerated individuals to achieve their goals of rehabilitation, Joel has also been moving towards attaining his own higher level of achievement as a practicing lawyer. We are honored to have someone so gifted, compassionate and willing to do such a magnificent job in working with individuals whom the multitude of citizens have turned away. We thank you Joel and appreciate all you have done!

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Brief Description

NVO Brockton Office- 2nd Floor - 2007 - Forfeited due to lack of funding

Brief Description

Superstar Volunteer Outreach Assistant to prisoners and their families (Georgia)

Mattie worked thirty years as administrative assistant, in the public school system. Among many things, she spent years as a PTA leader and trainer. Mattie, first introduced to Prison Ministry at Kingdom Come Interdenominational Church, grew more interest as she became aware of incidents in her own family and mistreatment of prisoners and their families. She visits many prisons and maintains contact with their families to support, encourage and share information with them. Her first summer job was as a recreation aid at a park where inmates were on work detail and remembred not being afraid to be photographed with one of them. As she witnessed her mother stand up for her father’s rights when he was falsely accused and imprisoned.. In the coming year she plans to implement a proposal written by her husband, Johnny to minister to youth and children to keep them out of the prison system. He has been incarcerated for forty years.

Meet Tiffany Taylor - Case Manager (Below)

Tiffany has been a blessing to NVO, as she is motivated and experienced in her work with prisoners. Although, Tiffany is multi-tasking, as is with all our volunteers, she maintains a good rapport with those she works with and on behalf, of. Thank you Tiffany.

Welcome to New Vision Organization, Inc.
2007

Leonna Abraham Brandao, S.W. III

Leonna, following her own son's year long bout with depression and downfall in his final year of a four year college term, founded New Vision Organization. Prior to starting NVO, leonna wrote and self-published ten books on her philosophical views of the severe prison issues and the need for Churches to be more involved in the prevention of crime. Leonna, further believes that tragedies can only result in strength, wisdom and determination, to improve our lives, society, the countries penal system, courts and law enforcement.