November 2015MatthewNoyes.com • 727-796-8282

Know a Treasure? If you want me to

spotlight a treasure in your community

(a student, teacher, local business, a good

recipe, etc.), send me the information through MatthewNoyes.com

or email me at matt@usalaw.com.

so everyone can know!

Board Certified Civil Trial Attorney Lorrie Robinson was born and raised in Clearwater. Ever since grade school, Lorrie knew that she was made to debate. Lorrie has been a part of the Perenich, Caulfield, Avril & Noyes, P.A. team for over 17 years and has litigated cases since 1979. She is truly a gem in and out of the courtroom! When not fighting for clients, Lorrie enjoys the treasures her beloved cocker spaniel, Dixie Dee, brings her.

Team Pearl

Looking for some home cooked peach cobbler or sweet potato pie? Sweet L’s Bakery has just what you are looking for! Sweet L’s is a scratch-cook bakery featuring items from peach cobbler and sweet potato pie to specialty cakes, cookies, and more. The owner, Loretta Mitchell, has been baking and catering in the Tampa Bay area for more than 35 years. The bakery is located at 26 Hibiscus Street in downtown Tarpon Springs. Check out their website at go-sweetls.com to see all their yummy offerings!

You are our

TreasureYour referrals continue

to be one of the best ways for clients to find our firm.

As you may know, our firm helps those involved

in the following: • Car Accident

• Work Comp Claim• Social Security Disability

I would be honored to assist your friends and

family in any of these areas.

Last month, my little girl, Krystal, got married! What a treasure that was!

There is a sign on my desk that says “So, there is this girl and she kind of stole my heart – she calls be Dad!” Well, Krystal stole her husband’s heart too, and I am so happy that they are together. Yes, I cried a bit in the weeks (ok, months) coming up to the wedding, but the ceremony and celebration was wonderful.

Kids are treasures. Some dads may wish to keep their treasure in a safe place so no one can steal it away from them. However, I believe that treasures are meant to be shown and shared with the community. I am honored to share the treasure of Krystal with Dan. Dan is a good man albeit a New York Yankees fan. He makes great choices when choosing a wife, but we have to work on his pick of a baseball team. Nevertheless, we are proud to now have him officially in the family!

Of course, my wife, Marti, was stunning as usual at the wedding! I am truly blessed to have these two treasures in my life! (Don’t worry, the next newsletter will have Jacob in it!)

Krystal and Dan live in Dunedin and are very involved on their softball and kickball teams and their dog, Jeter. The world is a brighter place because of people like Krystal and Dan!

Focus on Community Riches

As a personal injury attorney, I meet a lot of nice people after bad things happen to them. We spend a lot of time talking about injuries, the injustice of the legal system, and the unfairness of the insurance companies. We rarely get to focus on the good in our community.

This is the first of my newsletters focusing on the treasures in our Tampa Bay community. Whether it is a Student of the Month, Law Officer of the Quarter, a good recipe or a new local family business, there are many hidden gems that deserve polishing. It is my desire to share these shining jewels with you.

Enjoy this newsletter and please take a moment to focus on the treasures in your life!

Pilgrim Hat CookiesIngredients 1 cup yellow frosting 32 miniature peanut butter cups 1 package (11 1/2 ounces) fudge-striped cookies 32 pieces orange mini Chiclets gum

Directions Remove paper liners from peanut butter cups. Holding the bottom of a peanut butter cup, dip top of cup in yellow frosting. Position over center hole on the bottom of cookie, forming the hat band and crown. Add a buckle of Chiclets gum. Repeat with remaining cups and cookies.

Matt