ARNETTE HOUSE INC.
OCALA, FLORIDA

Arnette House Inc., established back in April 1981, is a cornerstone community organization nestled in Ocala, Florida. Over the years, it's carved out an essential role in supporting local families through its compassionate shelter and youth initiatives. What truly stands out about Arnette House is its persistent drive to support those in need, promoting not just immediate relief but long-term development within the community. Arnette House's bustling operations take place from its office at 2310 NE 24th Street in Ocala. You can reach them through a handful of phone lines, or by hopping on over to their website for more scoop. The team behind this endeavor is nothing short of dynamic and diverse, with board members bringing richly varied expertise to the table. Among those shaping Arnette House's future is Justin, a CPA from a notable third-generation business background who also wears the hat of an educator. Then there’s Brandon Crisley, whose mortgage banking insights since 2002 pair seamlessly with his enthusiasm for weaving stronger family strands in the Ocala fabric. Legal prowess shines through contributions from a member at Babiarz Law Firm, while retired minds still offer wisdom and direction-like a former President who orchestrated prime facility locations and championed philanthropy. David Goebel brings robust management perspectives from Goebel’s Used Cars, Inc., alongside an active presence in community sports. Also contributing to this dynamic leadership is Kelly Scott/Rogers, whose two-plus decades of managerial experience speaks volumes about her dedication to social service growth. The board's rich tapestry includes editorial expertise from a journalist turned community activist post-2017, and the blend of medical dedication with family devotion as demonstrated by neuro-ophthalmologist Dr. Alethia Brown. Adding strategic finesse is Ms. Pantazis, whose estate planning mastery comes coupled with her athletic, scholarly, and creative pursuits. At this moment, Kelly Scott/Rogers holds the presidential reins; complemented by Treasurer Mary Scribner and Vice President Braylon Cave. Their leadership reflects a commitment to both essential service provision and community empowerment. The organization continues to adapt and grow, most notably with an amendment made on November 12, 2019. Together, they are crafting a narrative of resilience, growth, and meaningful contributions to Ocala's societal fabric.