Kathy Eckelberry

Vicky Lomonaco lines up to pick up her ribbon and certificate of honorable mention for her pug Bailee during an awards ceremony on Sunday at the Lee Civic Center for the owners of pets featured in a 2007 calendar to benefit the Animal Rescue Center in North Fort Myers. Photographers James and Kathy Eckelberry put together the calendar by recruiting pet owners who wanted their dogs and cats to be photographed to raise money for ARC. Calendar dogs benefit rescue center
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Photographers James and Kathy Eckelberry put together the calendar by recruiting pet owners who wanted their dogs and cats to be photographed to raise money for ARC.
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To get a calendar contact James and Kathy Eckelberry at 218-3985 or visit their Web site at photographingmemories.homestead.com.
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The calendar is the idea of James and Kathy Eckelberry of Photography by James.
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"We have more people involved this year and more interested for next year," Kathy Eckelberry said.

Photographers James and Kathy Eckelberry put together the calendar by recruiting pet owners who wanted their dogs and cats to be photographed to raise money for ARC.
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To get a calendar contact James and Kathy Eckelberry at 218-3985 or visit their Web site at photographingmemories.homestead.com.
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The calendar is the idea of James and Kathy Eckelberry of Photography by James.
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"We have more people involved this year and more interested for next year," Kathy Eckelberry said.

When Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast, photographers James and Kathy Eckelberry were saddened that dogs and cats left homeless in the storm's wake were euthanized.
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James and Kathy Eckelberry, 37 and 39, respectively, themselves have rescued three cats from a farm.
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"We wanted to run a pet shelter ourselves, but it was too time-consuming," Kathy Eckelberry said.
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"We wanted all the pets and owners to feel special," Kathy Eckelberry said.
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"I think James and Kathy are two of the most selfless people I have met," Clark said.
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"This year we hope to double up the funds," Kathy Eckelberry said.