Page 14 THE VILLADOM TIMES III • October 13, 2010 ����� in business Colleen Tabatneck offers top-notch real estate representation ell-known throughout the northern Bergen County area for superior real estate representation, Colleen “FitzPatrick” Tabatneck has earned the respect of hundreds of satisfied clients. She consistently impresses buyers and sellers with her committed efforts, local knowledge, and ethical service. No one knows Allendale better than Colleen. She grew up in Allendale and has a long family history in town. As Allendale’s mayor, her father was instrumental in designating the Celery Farm as protected Green Acres property. Her mother was raised in Allendale and still Colleen Tabatneck resides in town. Today, Colleen resides in Waldwick, where she and her husband, Donald, are intimately involved in the community. They own Olde Towne Catering on West Prospect Street. Additionally, Don is a member of the Waldwick Lions Club and Colleen contributes her time to the Waldwick Education Foundation. Licensed in 2000, Colleen has worked her way up and has proven to be a top producer. Since 2003, she has been awarded the New Jersey Association of Realtors Circle of Excellence Award at the Bronze and Silver levels. She is well educated, and holds a J.D. from Seton Hall School of Law. Her law background has provided her with the research and analytical skills necessary to be an exceptional Realtor and negotiator. Her diverse professional background, combined with her in-depth knowledge of the Allendale area and powerful network of influential community contacts, makes her a superb choice for buyers and sellers of residential and investment properties, and clients in need of relocation assistance. Colleen looks forward to putting her talents to work for her clients at Terrie O’Connor Realtors, Allendale. She can be reached at (201) 248-6873 (cell) or (201) 825-0500, extention19 (office). Amy Fuchs provides expert advice for seniors W In 2008, Amy launched The Elder Expert, where she uses her professional expertise to guide seniors and their family members through the complex healthcare and medical systems, ensuring they get the best care available. “I feel that each family is special and deserves to be treated with compassion and respect,” she says. Amy’s affinity and passion for helping seniors comes from her appreciation for older generations’ retrospection and life lessons. Moreover, Amy understands the complex feelings families and caregivers experience when faced with the necessary decisions that often arise during this delicate stage in life. “I advocate for the voiceless,” Amy explains. “Many times, seniors’ families live far away and can’t provide the consistent attention their loved ones’ care requires. I give them peace of mind by acting as the eyes and ears on a local level.” During a comprehensive consulAmy Fuchs tation, Amy creates an individualized plan for each client. She is well versed in patients’ fundamental needs—from transportation and shopping to medical equipment options—and makes informed recommendations regarding home health care, Medicare and Medicaid and legal services. Amy also provides counseling for those considering palliative care and advance directives. Originally from Rockland County, Amy has lived in Bergen County since 2004. She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of Michigan and a master’s in social work from the Wurzweiler School of Social Work. Amy is affiliated with the National Association for Social Workers and the National Association of Professional Geriatric Care Managers. In addition to her work as The Elder Expert, Amy presently runs a weekly support group for residents of a local nursing home. 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