Life Skills for Vocational Success: Acknowledgments

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Life Skills for Vocational Success is the product of a "Services for Groups" grant from the Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services, Lamona H. Lucas, Commissioner. The co-directors of the project are Jim Crim, Executive Director – Workshops, Inc., and Milton Moats, Facility Coordinator – Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services. Their vision, leadership, and support were invaluable to this project. This project is one of the many contributions Jim and Milton have made to the field of vocational rehabilitation in the state of Alabama.

Special thanks to Mr. Joe Helm and Ms. Denise Murray, Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services, for their support.

The following people served on an Advisory Committee for this project:

Ms. Pat Cook - Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services
Mr. Neal Elrod - Occupational Rehabilitation Center
Mr. Joe Eversole - Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services
Mr. Ronny Johnston - West Alabama Easter Seal Rehabilitation Center
Ms. Doris Gregory - Lakeshore Rehabilitation Center
Ms. Gloria Melton - Lakeshore Rehabilitation Center
Ms. Denise Murray - Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services
Mr. Graham Sisson - Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services
Ms. Judy Smith - Achievement Center
Ms. Jennifer Fox Smith - Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services
Mr. Glenn Sparks - Partlow Developmental Center

I appreciate the contributions they made to the project. Additionally, I would like to thank the following people who reviewed early drafts of selected units: Angela Thompson, Tammy Adams, Missy Newlin, Dixie Brannon, Sonny Cannon, Sherry Davis, and Aubrey Nell Skelton. Their comments were very useful in the development of this manual.

Finally, I would like to thank the following staff at Workshops, Inc. for all of their support and assistance: Gary Williams, Debbie Richards, Darcy Mitchell and her staff, Karen Tourtillott and her staff, Jimmy Salmon, Carl Free, Bren Riddle, Jim Knight, Dorothy Tarter, and the "Ladies in Bookkeeping."

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