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    Bryan Blattert interned with the Livingston County United Way from January to May 2016. Anne Rennie, the Community Collaborative Planner, worked with Bryan during this internship. She says that Bryan attended many workgroup meetings and provided insight and ideas to address community needs and gaps. Bryan also helped identify longer term strategies and did not let roadblocks deter progress. After the internship, others commented on Bryan's willingness to build new relationships and partnerships, and how his perspective impacted their view of their efforts. Bryan also started a conversation about supporting abilities populations that led to a summer review of related policies. Rennie highly recommends Bryan for social work positions and believes any team would benefit from his perspective.

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    Bryan Blattert interned with the Livingston County United Way from January to May 2016. Anne Rennie, the Community Collaborative Planner, worked with Bryan during this internship. She says that Bryan attended many workgroup meetings and provided insight and ideas to address community needs and gaps. Bryan also helped identify longer term strategies and did not let roadblocks deter progress. After the internship, others commented on Bryan's willingness to build new relationships and partnerships, and how his perspective impacted their view of their efforts. Bryan also started a conversation about supporting abilities populations that led to a summer review of related policies. Rennie highly recommends Bryan for social work positions and believes any team would benefit from his perspective.

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    Bryan Blattert interned with the Livingston County United Way from January to May 2016. Anne Rennie, the Community Collaborative Planner, worked with Bryan during this internship. She says that Bryan attended many workgroup meetings and provided insight and ideas to address community needs and gaps. Bryan also helped identify longer term strategies and did not let roadblocks deter progress. After the internship, others commented on Bryan's willingness to build new relationships and partnerships, and how his perspective impacted their view of their efforts. Bryan also started a conversation about supporting abilities populations that led to a summer review of related policies. Rennie highly recommends Bryan for social work positions and believes any team would benefit from his perspective.

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    Bryan Blattert interned with the Livingston County United Way from January to May 2016. Anne Rennie, the Community Collaborative Planner, worked with Bryan during this internship. She says that Bryan attended many workgroup meetings and provided insight and ideas to address community needs and gaps. Bryan also helped identify longer term strategies and did not let roadblocks deter progress. After the internship, others commented on Bryan's willingness to build new relationships and partnerships, and how his perspective impacted their view of their efforts. Bryan also started a conversation about supporting abilities populations that led to a summer review of related policies. Rennie highly recommends Bryan for social work positions and believes any team would benefit from his perspective.

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    MEMBERS

    Tina Abbate-Marzolf
    Area Agency on Aging 1-B
    Jennifer Tate
    Department of Human Services

    Livingston County
    Human Services Collaborative Body

    Karen Bergbower
    Representative At-Large
    Doug Britz
    Livingston Essential Transportation Services

    June 26, 2016

    Honorable Miriam Cavanaugh


    Livingston County Probate Court

    To Whom It May Concern:

    Connie Conklin, Vice-Chair


    Community Mental Health Agency

    Please accept this letter of reference for Bryan Blattert. I was able to
    work with Bryan during his internship with the Livingston County
    United Way, from January through May 2016. In my role as the
    Livingston County Community Collaborator, I facilitate and organize 12
    county-wide workgroups focused on community needs and gaps.

    Dan Danosky
    Livingston Educational Service Agency
    OPEN
    Consumer Representative
    Anita Gibson
    Citizen Representative
    Erica Karfonta
    Oakland Livingston Human Services Agency
    Kathleen Kline-Hudson
    Livingston County Planning Department
    Charle Kline
    Consumer Representative
    Commissioner Dennis Dolan
    Livingston County Board of Commissioners
    Dianne McCormick
    Department of Public Health
    Angela Parth, Chair
    Livingston Family Center
    Mark Robinson
    Livingston County Catholic Charities
    Nancy Rosso
    Livingston County United Way
    Marci Scalera
    Substance Abuse Coordinating Agency
    Bobette Schrandt
    LACASA
    Major Prezza Morrison
    Representative At-Large
    Bill Sleight
    Michigan Works!
    Bill Valliencourt
    Prosecuting Attorney
    Ashley White-Yoshizaki
    Representative At-Large
    OPEN
    St. Joseph Mercy Livingston Hospital

    Bryan came to this internship filled with a willingness to learn and help
    in whatever ways he could. He attended many of the workgroups I
    facilitate and not only learned what efforts we are working on, but had
    incredible insight and ideas for ways to address current gaps and
    needs. He has an ability to look past the problem and identify longer
    term strategies. He also is not capable of allowing a roadblock to stop
    the forward progression. If you have ever worked with county
    workgroups, sometimes the work can be slow and the hurdles can
    deter the progression. Bryan does not see hurdles; he sees
    opportunities and identifies ways to tackle them.
    When Bryans internship was over, a group of us discussed what a
    profound impact he really had on all of us. There were rich
    discussions about his willingness to go out and forge new
    relationships and new partnerships (of which we still have). There
    were conversations about just how his perspective on life has
    impacted how we view our efforts and the importance of them. Lastly,
    he started a conversation about how we support our abilities
    population. This summer we are reviewing our policies and efforts
    related to the abilities populations and it is largely in part due to
    Bryans unique willingness to share his story.
    So, in conclusion, not only can I highly recommend Bryan for any
    social work related position, I am confident that any team would
    benefit from having him and his perspective at the table. Feel free to
    contact me if you have any additional questions. arennie@cmhliv.org
    or 517-548-0081.
    Sincerely,
    Anne Rennie

    STAFF:
    Anne Rennie
    Collaborative Community Planner
    622 E. Grand River
    Howell, MI 48843
    Phone: (517) 586-2039 Fax: (517) 552-2526
    arennie@cmhliv.org

    Anne Rennie
    Community Collaborative Planner
    Human Services Collaborative Body

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