Martinson & Beason, P.C.
Donating blood is one of the easiest ways that you can give back. And it’s so important: every day, hundreds of hospital patients in America need blood.
Some people are scared to give blood, but you should know that donating is a simple, relatively painless process.
Spring has finally sprung, and with it comes a wonderful local festival!
This year, the Huntsville Botanical Garden will continue a local rite of spring and community favorite: the Spring Festival of Flowers.
The Festival of Flowers offers visitors the chance to, literally, stop and smell the roses. The garden will feature thousands of bulbs, colorful spring annuals, wildflowers, dogwoods, azaleas, and container plantings for visitors to admire.
In addition to touring the garden, you can stop by the Spring Plant Sale. The largest in the state, the sale offers an enormous selection of plants, including the following:
At Martinson & Beason, P.C., we believe it is important to give back to the community that has supported us for over 75 years, as a firm and as individuals. The March of Dimes: March for Babies event is one of a variety of local causes, both in a professional and personal capacity, that our firm is involved in, but is certainly one nearest and dearest to my heart.
Last year, my wife Shannon and I started a team to help support the March of Dimes. The mission of this organization is to promote healthy pregnancies, improve prenatal care, and prevent health issues threatening babies. The organization carries out this mission by providing local programs and funding life-saving research.
As many of our friends and community members know, Martinson & Beason attorney Morris Lilienthal and his wife Shannon lost their son, Will, when he was three days old in June 2009.
Since then, Morris and Shannon have been avid supporters of March of Dimes. This organization works to help mothers deliver healthy babies and also supports research into preventing birth defects, premature birth, and infant mortality.
With the dreary February month upon us, few want to go outside. But that doesn’t mean you have to stay cooped up in your house. The upcoming Harvest Moon Winefest offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy a night out on the town while also supporting a wonderful cause.
The 20th Annual Harvest Moon Winefest will provide an array of great wine and food to attendees. In addition, the event will give guests the chance to bid on exciting items during the silent and live auctions.
The author of Rainy Street Stories: Reflections on Secret Wars, Espionage and Terrorism, John W. Davis, will speak at the Madison public library.
Rainy Street Stories is a composition of retired intelligence officer John Williams Davis’s reflections on today’s espionage, terrorism, and secret wars. The book includes stories, essays, and poems and spans multiple continents. It offers insight into the often secretive world of counterintelligence.
