December 2010
Volume 4, Issue 3
Kaity’s Way Board
Members
Bobbi Sudberry
President & Co-Founder
Bobbi is the mother of five
and is a certified Senior
Paralegal/Legal Assistant.
Bobbi works full time as an
Operations Supervisor for
CareCentrix in Phoenix,
AZ. She enjoys most
outdoor activities,
gardening, reading and
being creative.
Ric Sudberry
Vice President & Co-
Founder
Ric is the father of five and
spent five years in the US
Air Force as a Medical
Technician. Ric works full
time at Home Depot in
Phoenix, AZ. He enjoys
reading, watching football
(Go Steelers!) and
traveling.
Susan Guinn-
Lahm, MA, CRC, LPC
Susan is a native of Ajo, AZ
where she works as the
Lead Behavioral Health
Clinician at Desert Senita
Community Health Center
(DSCHC). Susan provide
general mental health
counseling services,
specializing in patient’s
behavioral changes to
compliment their medical
treatment.
Kaity’s Way Hits the Big Apple
Kaity’s Way is headed to New
York City’s Times Square to
join domestic violence
prevention advocates and
experts, attorneys general,
local, state and federal
legislators, celebrities,
corporate and government
leaders, parents and teens on
air to talk about what we can
do to end domestic violence
and teen dating abuse, how
we can get involved in
prevention, and how and
where victims can get help.
Liz Claiborne Inc., a member
of the Corporate Alliance to
End Partner Violence
(CAEPV) - the only national
nonprofit organization in the
US founded by the business
community to address
domestic violence as a
workplace issue – will host its
sixth annual It's Time to Talk
Day, on December 8, 2010 in
New York City.
The event is a way to
encourage greater public
dialogue about domestic
“"A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new."
-Albert Einstein
P.E.A.C.E
violence. Leading national
and local talk radio hosts will
once again conduct back-to-
back interviews with guests on
various domestic violence
issues throughout the entire
day.
Radio Row will begin at
morning drive time, 5 a.m.,
and will end about 7 p.m.
EST. Every hour, a group of
different featured guests will
be interviewed by the talk
radio hosts on the air at that
time.
Around the country, talk radio,
government officials, domestic
violence advocates,
businesses, schools and the
public-at-large take a moment
- or more - to talk openly
about an issue that affects
nearly one in three women at
some point in their lifetime. In
fact, millions of talk radio
listeners around the country
were reached with the
message since the inception
of It’s Time to Talk Day in
2004.
Kaity’s Way is excited to have
the opportunity to bring
awareness to potentially
millions of people across the
US.
You can make a difference by
hosting an It's Time to Talk
Day event in your community.
Programs and events have
ranged from big, organized
efforts such as press
conferences, walks and vigils,
to creative projects such as
plays, and lastly educational
efforts were made to devote
this day to teaching the
curriculum at local schools.
More information about Time
to Talk Day, can be found at
http://www.loveisnotabuse.co
m/web/guest/itttoverview
http://domesticviolenceworkpl
ace.blogspot.com/2010/11/liz-
claibornes-its-time-to-talk-
day.html
 Calendar of Events
Be sure to check our website
for updates and additional
current events
http://kaitysway.org/events/i
ndex.php
When
December 8, 2010
What
Kaity’s Way will be a guest
speaker at Liz Claiborne Inc.’s
annual A Time To Talk Day on
Radio Row in Times Square
New York City.
When
December 8, 2010 @ 1:00 pm
What
Kaity's Way has been invited to
tell Kaity's Story to the sisters
of the Phi Beta Kappa Sorority.
Dating Violence Statistic
"One in four teens in a
relationship (25%) say they
have been called names,
harassed, or put down by their
partner through cell phones
[and] texting"
Liz Claiborne, Inc/Teen
Research Unlimited, 2007.
Wish List
Computer
Copier
Conference call speaker phone
Projector
Projector Screen
Two Storage Sheds
Kaity’s Way: Your Ticket to a Easy Tax
Write Off
It’s almost the end of the
fiscal year, and in these
economic times, almost
everyone is looking for a
way to save money, or get
some money back in their
pockets – especially
nearing tax season.
Did you know that by
providing contributions to
qualified charitable
organizations, like Kaity’s
Way and many others,
you may be eligible to
deduct the amount on
your tax return?
Kaity’s Way Earns High Marks
On November 5, 2010,
Kaity’s Way attended the
15th Annual Pinal County
Domestic Violence
Conference as a guest
speaker receiving some
much deserved Very
Satisfied remarks.
A third party survey
company completed the
survey completed by
participants who
attended the conference
in support of domestic
Kaity’s Way Community Support
Kaity’s Way extends its
thanks to the Phoenix &
Ajo Arizona Kaity’s Way
Volunteer Participants:
Valerie Seitz, Virginia
Sudberry, Donny
Lucas, Donna
McClung, Steve Brown,
Terri Mendez, Janie
Saurette, Stephanie
Frantz, Michael
Howard, Kara Wallace,
To deduct a charitable
contribution, you must file
Form 1040 and itemize
deductions on Schedule
A. The amount of your
deduction may be limited
if certain rules and limits
apply to you.
Kaity’s Way has partnered
with Visionbirth, an
organization whose goal is
to assist Non-Profit
Organizations and
Ministries around the
globe, in generating funds.
violence awareness and
prevention.
Kaity’s Way received an
overall 3.8 on a 4.0 scale
of Satisfaction, the
second highest rating
earned received for the
keynote speakers of the
event.
One comment received
about the “best” aspect
of the event from the
surveys was,
Alex Wallace, Sharon
Montijo, Nathan
Montijo, Dustin Woods,
Anne Everett, Michael
Owens, Patricia
Wagner, Anna Plant,
Susan Jordan,
Arlene Dreste, Tina
West, Richard Guinn,
and Kenny Lahm.
Kaity’s Way also thanks
Ajo Copper News for
This might possibly be the
easiest way for you to
contribute to Kaity’s Way,
without any additional
money every leaving your
pocket.
Forms will soon be
available online, but you
can contact Bobbi
Sudberry at (602) 740-2734
or kw08@kaitysway.org
now to inquire about this
wonderful program and
begin the enrollment
process.
“Bobbi Sudberry’s
courage and strength
was truly inspiring as a
parent educator and
community member.”
donating $10 towards the
ads they ran to advertise
the Ajo Yard Sale.
Thanks to all those that
came out to the Yard
Sales in Phoenix and Ajo
Arizona in support of
Kaity’s Way.
 Help Wanted
Kaity’s Way needs volunteers
for the following:
Celebrities/Heroes Step,
Against Teen Dating
Violence II tentatively
scheduled for the summer of
2011. Monthly meetings are
scheduled to begin in January
2011.
Evening of the Arts West
event tentatively scheduled
for 2011
Volunteers to make T-Shirts
Kaity’s Way Contact
Mailing Address: We’re on the Web!
P.O. Box 83494 See us at:
Phoenix, AZ 85071
www.kaitysway.org
Email Address:
kw08@kaitysway.org
http://kaitysway.blogspot.com/
Phone Number:
(602) 740-2734 http://www.myspace.com/484917490
http://twitter.com/KaitysWay
http://www.facebook.com/people/Kaitys-
Way/1840801102

Please contact Bobbi

Sudberry if you are able to
help out.

Kaity’s Korner Staff

Miranda L. Birden
Creator & Editor
Bobbi Sudberry
Contributor & Editor