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“The List” TV Show with Phoenix Top Matchmaker Roseann Higgins for Valentine’s Day Tips

After pulling an all-nighter in preparation for this Wednesday’s SPIES offices site visit by our small business mentors at APS/AAAME, I noticed a 7:40 am email this morning from a reporter with the 6-city Scripps TV newsmagazine show called “The List.” Sleep would need to be delayed.

Would I be available for a Valentine’s Day interview…TODAY? After fast emails back and forth, I set the alarm for 3 hours of sleep, interviewed a very eligible single new client and then sat down for a fun, fast interview – because that’s the way The List rolls.

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Phoenix, Arizona matchmaker Roseann Higgins behind the scenes shot on "The List" TV newsmagazine Valentine’s Day story about making the one you love feel loved.

This is our first TV exposure outside of Arizona. It’s exciting! The good thing is – this is their second time interviewing me for a dating story. It means they liked what they saw the first time or they wouldn’t have come back, the reporter kindly told me. Oh? That just makes my day! The List will air the first interview about what men and women want in a date when they need it. But the Valentine’s Day interview airs today! (Tuesday, Feb 5)

Tune in to “The List” today on these 6 stations and counting in the Scripps network:

Baltimore 7:00pm
WCPO logo Cincinnati 7:00pm
Cleveland 7:00pm
Phoenix 4:30pm
Tampa 7:00pm
Tulsa 6:30pm

When all America has to compare matchmakers to are reality television dating shows that seem to have a batting average in long term relationships lower than Major League Baseball’s worst player (.197), it’s time the world knows a wickedly good matchmaker exists. Even if I’m not matchmaking for a television show, that’s okay. We’re private about who we work with. The single men and women who hire us for the most part are not looking to have their private dating lives on national television. I do however predict SPIES is about to become a 19-year overnight sensation in finding happily ever afters. We have proof of concept, now.

I hope you’ll tune in to The List and if you have friends who are single in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Baltimore, Tampa, Cincinnati, Cleveland and Tulsa, please pass this along. Maybe they can catch the show! And maybe they’ll want to learn more about how we can help them find love.

Happy Valentine’s Day!
With love always,
from SPIES Single Professional Introductions (for the) Especially Selective, LLC headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona.

Roseann Higgins
PS You won’t find exactly what they asked in the interview because we won’t steal their thunder. But we will post a link to the video after it airs. Thanks Scripps and everyone at The List!

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Where've You Been, enduring love, inseparable, grandparents, Kathy Mattea, Jon Vezner, Alzheimer's, Don Henry,

The True Love Story of Jon Vezner and Songstress Kathy Mattea’s Grandparents and Grammy Winning Song – Where’ve You Been?

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To all who believe in love and all who have that forever love already, you are my inspiration every day.

I have a soft spot in my heart for grandparents everywhere. I grew up in a small town named Lincoln, Illinois. Grandma and Grandpa Higgins and Grandma and Grandpa Fitzpatrick were married always and only to each other. Grandma Higgins was 22 when she met Grandpa. I hear he’d watch her go by his dry goods store every day. He was smitten by the young woman in the pretty hats. Grandma Higgins was 96 when Grandpa passed away at almost 101. There was a picture of them in the paper with her at his bedside when he turned 100 or something. No one got divorced until my generation. My parents only ever spent a night apart when one was in the hospital.

On the CBS Survivor Reunion Show, 8 million viewers watched the replay of the loved ones visit to Survivor Island where cast member Tarzan bends on one knee and Terri, his wife of 30 years, runs out of the woods and into his arms. (See yesterday’s post: Cast member Tarzan and wife Terri’s true love is what will be remembered by Survivor fans this season, not who won the million dollars.) She tearfully shares with host and executive producer Jeff Probst, “You take him away, I’m lost.”

Sap that I am, my brain starts playing Kathy Mattea’s song “Where’ve you been?” It’s a song about a couple who never spent a night apart until they were in the hospital in separate beds on different floors.

The true story behind Kathy Mattea’s Grammy Winning Tearjerker, “Where’ve You Been?”

What I didn’t know is Kathy Mattea’s husband, Jon Vezner, co-wrote the song about his grandparents, with Don Henry. Per NedNickerson2010 on YouTube (many thanks), this is the touching true story behind Kathy Mattea’s biggest hit, “Where’ve You Been.”

“The song was written for Kathy Mattea, who initially refused to record it, saying it would be too difficult to sing in concerts without crying. Co-writers Jon Vezner and Don Henry pitched the song all around Nashville. Everyone loved the song, but no one wanted to record it. In the end, Mattea finally relented and recorded the song the way it had originally been presented to her – a simple arrangement with guitar, piano, and upright bass.

Where've You Been was co-written by Jon Vezner and Don Henry about the inseparable, old-fashioned love shared by Jon's grandparents. This is the touching love story behind the Grammy song performed by Jon Vezner's future wife - Kathy Mattea. (photo J. Michael Krouskop, location: Belmont University (wedding photographer))

She recalls: “It’s a true story about Jon’s grandparents. They had both gotten very sick and were in the same hospital, but didn’t know it. His grandmother had been slowly losing it, and she didn’t recognize anybody. She was in unfamiliar surroundings, so she finally quit talking altogether. Jon was there visiting, and he was up seeing his grandfather; he said to the nurse, “Has anybody brought him down to see her?” She said no, and he asked if he could do that.

“They said yes, so he wheeled his grandfather into his grandmother’s room. His grandfather kept stroking her hair, saying, “Look at her hair. Nobody has hair like grandma,” and she looked at him and said, “Where have you been?” It was the first thing she had said in weeks.

“When Jon told me the story for the first time, it was before we had even gotten engaged, and he just cried and cried. When he played the song for me and the first chorus came around, I knew where he was going with the lyric, and I just couldn’t believe he could be that vulnerable as a writer, to put that moment in a song.”

The song was Mattea’s biggest hit, winning her a Grammy. It also won Song of the Year (1990) at the Grammys, CMA’s and ACM’s.”

Where’ve You Been

Claire had all but given’ up
When she and Edwin fell in love
She touched his face and shook her head
In disbelief she sighed and said
In many dreams I’ve held you near
Now at last you’re really here

Chorus:
Where have you been
I’ve looked for you for ever and a day
Where have you been
I’m just not myself when your away

He asked her for her hand for life
Then she became a salesman’s wife
He was home each night by eight
But one stormy evening he was late
Her frightened tears fell to the floor
Until his key turned in the door

Where have you been
I’ve looked for you for ever and a day
Where have you been
I’m just not myself when your away

They’d never spent a night apart
For sixty years she heard him snore
Now they’re in a hospital
In separate beds on different floors

Claire soon lost her memory, forgot the names of family
She never spoke a word again
Then one day they wheeled him in
He held her hand and stroked her hair
In a fragile voice she said

Where have you been
I’ve looked for you for ever and a day
Where have you been
I’m just not myself when your away
No, I’m just not myself when your away

My Dad’s name was also Edwin and he was unlucky in Alzheimer’s, too. But we had precious memories I’ll cherish forever as his memory diminished. My parents were like one person. Because my Mom’s cataract surgeries failed, they walked arm-in-arm everywhere. They lived for each other. It’s the kind of love I wish for everyone. My Dad was in the hospital to say goodby to my Mom. So was I. And I was there at hospice to share his departure. Both knew they were loved.

Thanks for reading. Write here or on my Facebook page. I’d love to hear from you!

Sending you forever love wishes,

Roseann

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CBS Survivor Delivers Not Only $1,000,000 but a Recipe of True Love

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Cast member Tarzan and wife Terri’s true love is what will be remembered by Survivor fans this season, not who won the million dollars.

If you want to believe in love, last night’s Survivor Reunion show brought it!

This season’s loved ones visit to Survivor Island took the cast and the world by surprise when the most annoying remaining cast member Tarzan (plastic surgeon Greg Smith) was reunited with his wife. Not one shy of dramatics this season, Tarzan knelt on one knee when it was his turn to wait for his loved one. His wife of 30 years comes running out of the jungle and into his awaiting arms. It was a scene from a romance novel. As a matchmaker who wants everyone in the world to find this kind of true love, I am thankful to CBS for making a big deal out of it.

If you watched this season, Tarzan made it a point to annoy. You got tired of vocabulary-man’s overuse of big words, even in your living room. That was his strategy to get to the finals. If no one liked him, he might make it to the finals because he wouldn’t be a threat to win the million dollars in a fellow cast (off) member vote! But Tarzan, who said he’s been called Tarzan since age 8, had the romantic moment of the season. It will be remembered more than who won the million dollars. I think, anyway. (Kind of reminds you of Renee Russo’s speech in Tin Cup…”Roy, no one will remember who won, but they’ll remember your 15 shot hole-in-one!” or something like that)

Here’s last night’s loving cutaway scene of the season from the Reunion show (after awarding one million dollars to Kim Spradlin):

"You take him away, I'm lost," Terri hugs her husband, CBS Survivor cast member Tarzan on the loved ones visit. This is the kind of love that gives us all life. Even if you have to trace it back to your grandparents or beyond, real love and commitment are in our bloodline.

“You take him away, I’m lost,” Terri Smith tearfully revealed to host Jeff Probst and the world watching.

“What is the secret to this magical love affair?” Probst probed.

“We have care, respect and responsibility. And we cannot lie to each other,” Terri Smith replied immediately, shaking her head in a ‘no, we don’t do that’ on the lie part.

Do you wish your relationship was that strong? What Tarzan and Terri teach us is that they made a pact from the beginning of their marriage. They’ve been married 30 years and they can’t live without each other! That’s Hollywood material.

They have a strong love. The way she recited the motto from memory was how some employees and CEOs recite corporate values for the most successful companies. Stay tuned for that blog post.

I find when I introduce or meet couples who have the strongest relationships, they put the other person first! They make a commitment. Each one of them is dedicated to honoring their commitments. When they honor their commitment to love and support each other and ask, as my friend Steve Hardison asks his wife every day, “What can I do for you?,” they have the strongest marriages.

QUESTIONS FOR YOU TO CONSIDER IN LOVE

What do you commit to in your relationship with the one you love? Or what do you commit to being when you fall in love again? Perhaps it’s time to think about that.

Tarzan and Terri, and likely, your grandparents and great-grandparents, are role models for everyone who wants to believe in true love and commitment.

No matter how much faster society is moving today than it did in the days our grandparents fell in love, marriage has become an easier ceremony to say “I do” in because divorce is a more acceptable solution when things get rough – than it used to be.

If we could get everyone to choose better before they marry and to make a tangible commitment like our grandparents did, I think we could do it! –Matchmaker Roseann Higgins

We could live in a world of happily ever afters again. No matter how easy a divorce is, they HURT! They hurt both of you, those who love you and those who work with you. There’s a ripple. I wrote about the divorce ripple and the importance of selecting the right one and waiting for the magic in answer to ABC TV-15′s question: Is there such a thing as finding the one?

“Your soul mate is out there”: By Roseann Higgins, president and professional matchmaker of SPIES: Single Professional Introductions for the Especially Selective read more: http://www.abc15.com/dpp/news/local_news/hear_me_out/is-there-really-such-a-thing-as-finding-%E2%80%98the-one%E2%80%99#ixzz1utgHrQRl

I spent considerable time drafting the response because I figure a TV station’s website is eternal. Plus, I’m a slow writer and almost as much of a perfectionist at writing in a way to convey my thoughts right and to be hopefully be helpful to at least one reader as I am at matchmaking every single person with someone as close as I can come to their forever love. You’ll find an update to that post on this website someday soon, in between making matches and going to events to find matches.

Chelsea, one of the three Survivor finalists, shared Tarzan and Terri’s love gave her hope! Thank you Survivor, the Smiths and everyone else who works hard at their relationships and cherishes the one they love every day. Maybe that’s you.

Tarzan and Terri and all who have that forever love inspire tomorrow’s musical tribute:

“Where have you been?” is performed by Kathy Mattea. It is about a couple that never spent a night apart until they were in the hospital as patients on separate floors.

Click here to read it–> http://www.especiallyselective.com/blog-true-love-story-behind-where-have-you-been/

Write here or on my Facebook page. I’d love to hear from you!

Sending you forever love wishes,

Roseann

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3 Good excuses to kiss: A Supermoon, a Full Moon, or any Moon Will Do

3 Good Excuses to Kiss (like you need an excuse?): A Supermoon, a Full Moon, or any Moon Will Do encourages Phoenix Matchmaker Roseann Higgins

Tonight’s SUPERMOON is the biggest moon of 2012. Plus, per Space.com Managing Editor Tariq Malic (Twitter @tariqmalik), there’s a bonus meteor shower from Halley’s Comet, too! So, grab your guy or your girl and celebrate under the stars! If you’re with the right person, you won’t need conversation. You can both sit there, hold each other or lie on a blanket, the balcony, the roof, sit in your hard adirondack chairs or your porch swing and look up. And talk about anything. There’s something about the quiet that forces you to slow down all the activity and celebrate the moments. The night does that.

: Supermoon from SPIES matchmaking headquarters in Phoenix, Arizona. Wouldn’t you love to see the view from the aircraft that made those contrails?!

WATCH A VIDEO ON THE SUPERMOON:

Dr. James Garvin, chief scientist at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, answered questions regarding the supermoon and there is a cool video about full moons on the NASA website here!

If you aren’t with someone where you can enjoy the most simple things in life, you might not be with the right one. Unless you don’t like the simple things, either! Then you could be the perfect fit. Continue Reading →

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Surprise Fire Truck Delivers 7 year old Nicklas Home for the Big Reveal of his New Special Spaces Dream Bedroom!

Surprise Fire Dept brought 7 year old Nicklas home for a Big Reveal of his dream bedroom! Roseann Higgins, President and professional matchmaker with SPIES (Single Professional Introductions for the Especially Selective) was one of half a dozen small businesses who sponsored and spent the day working on a dream bedroom for Nicklas and his brother, a second dream bedroom for his two sisters and a new playroom with alongside fellow BNI Biltmore Power (a networking chapter that meets weekly in Phoenix) members.

Update: This originally appeared on this site as an invitation to come to the Big Reveal. SPIES is continually involved in the community. We’ll be sharing future volunteer opportunities and events on our Making a Difference page for you to donate and/or show up and pitch in. The more the merrier.

To volunteer, some events have everything to do with giving back and you can be single or married to participate. SPIES also hosts and participates in some events that are geared to providing single men and women an opportunity to give back and meet each other.

On December 17, 2011, you were invited to cheer on 7 year old Nicklas as Surprise Fire Department brought his family home for a Big Reveal! Nicklas has a life threatening illness: osteosarcoma. You’d only know that from his wheelchair & bald head from 3 types of chemo, because he is a lively little boy whose eyes light up with love and maybe a little mischief, where you wonder what is he going to do next? You will melt when he smiles at you.

Nicklas was diagnosed in September 2011. Phoenix Children’s Hospital informed Maren Ettesvold and Maureen Geraghty his family might be perfect to receive a dream bedroom from Special Spaces!

Nicklas is receiving first Special Spaces of Phoenix dream bedroom

Nicklas Carter is 7. He was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in September. He and his family are going home today to see the first Special Spaces of Phoenix dream bedroom - his!

TV’s Secret Millionaire featured Special Spaces.

Watch Special Spaces get national exposure on Secret Millionaire.

Thanks to Maren Ettesvold watching that episode, Special Spaces of Phoenix is in Arizona!

Volunteers and businesses from a business networking group that meets Wednesdays at L’Amore in Phoenix BNI’s BiltMORE Power Group banded together to create a dream bedroom and a home that is a safe place for 7 year old Nicklas. Nicklas got to see his new room at 6 pm, when Surprise Fire Department brought Nicklas and his family up the road past friends, family, volunteers and neighbors in a fire truck for the big reveal, which aired on ABC TV 15, Phoenix.

SPIES is honored to be a sponsor of Special Spaces of Phoenix’s first dream bedroom for Nicklas! We are one of many companies in our 71 member BNI (Business Networking International) BiltMORE Power Group Chapter to donate money, goods and services to kick off this charity, founded in Arizona by two of our members, mentioned above: Maureen Geraghty and Maren Ettesvold.

If you are ever free on a Wednesday at lunch and you want to network with the best group of people at what I’m told is the most productive and FUN chapter in the United States (~$3.2M in leads revenues through giver’s gain), join us! Write me for details to ensure your category is open and to come visit as my guest.

For more: www.Facebook.com/BiltMOREPower

YOU’RE INVITED! COME to the BIG REVEAL & cheer! 5:30pm

I have to dash and go volunteer! The home is in Surprise. Want directions to the Big Reveal? roseann@especiallyselective.com 602-241-1800

Please Like Special Spaces and share their story with all your friends! http://www.facebook.com/pages/Special-Spaces-of-Phoenix/195077710536850

Watch ABC TV 15 all day for progress on Nicklas’s room & the big reveal leading the 6pm news tonight!

Special Spaces sponsor and Volunteer Roseann Higgins of SPIES with Nicklas and his Mom, Laura outside BNI BiltMORE Power Group lunch

Sponsor and Volunteer Roseann Higgins of SPIES with Nicklas and his Mom, Laura outside BNI where Nicklas came to meet everyone!

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Ahwatukee bachelor featured in The Arizona Republic hires SPIES dating service and falls in love

Recently relocated from California and recently divorced, this executive registered with SPIES dating service. The Ahwatukee Foothills resident has been on a number of dates through the “only romance headhunters" in the country. ...Since this story in The Arizona Republic appeared, matchmaker Roseann Higgins introduced him to someone extraordinary. They fell in love and are now married.

Making a love connection – Dating services do the work for single adults

A FOLLOW UP TO THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC NEWSPAPER STORY

By Patricia Bathurst

Special for The Arizona Republic

With about a million single adults in Maricopa County, probably about half of those people are seeking a date on any given weekend. Fortunately, there are plenty of people ready to help East Valley singletons find that special someone, such as family, friends or fate. And there are media outlets such as the newspaper and magazine personals, radio stations and Internet services.

For personal service, though, East Valley singles who really want to find someone can turn to any one of nearly two-dozen dating services.

For instance, Ahwatukee Foothills resident Mike, recently relocated from California and recently divorced, knew he wanted to date but quickly discovered “what I did when I was in college to find a date didn’t let me find the kind of person I want to date now.”

A conversation with an old college bud persuaded him to seek a dating service. After exploring several possibilities, he registered with SPIES.

Run by Roseanne Higgins, SPIES (Single Professional Introductions for the Especially Selective) is billed as the “only romance headhunters” in the country.

“Roseanne wasn’t my perception of a ‘dating service,’” Mike said. “I felt that she would give me really personal attention, and that she understood not just what I’m looking for, but also that I want to be discreet.

“You know, people my age (42) are in a different place. We’re more selective, we have reasons to be selective, and we tend to have more shields up because of our past experiences.”

Mike has been on a number of dates arranged through Higgins.

Higgins is a well-known throughout the Valley’s singles’ circuit.

“I’m on a mission,” she said, “to get you a date. I want you to feel good, and not be disappointed.”

Since this story in The Arizona Republic appeared, Roseann introduced Mike to someone extraordinary. They fell in love and are now married.

Looking for love:

SPIES: Single Professional Introductions for the Especially Selective

Roseann Higgins, (602) 241-1800

Very personal, extremely confidential

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Calling Cupid: Matchmaker Roseann Higgins sets up Scottsdale’s prominent singles

Calling Cupid: It’s whispered Matchmaker Roseann Higgins sets up Scottsdale’s most prominent singles, but her lips are sealed.

ARIZONA FOOTHILLS MAGAZINE

Roseann Higgins knows that one plus one doesn’t always equal two, at least not when it comes to affairs of the heart. The self-proclaimed “romance headhunter” founded her company, SPIES (Single Professional Introductions for the Especially Selective) in 1994 after realizing that a serious shortage in the matchmaking business existed, particularly for well-heeled, “picky people.”

Higgins’s home is her office—there’s no receptionist or impersonal waiting area. An interview feels much more like hanging out at a gal pal’s house before a Friday night on the town, and that’s just how it should be, says Higgins. “I’m not trying to hard sell you,” she says. “It’s not, ‘I want you to get comfortable.’ I just want to know your playful and serious sides, how you react to things.”

Higgins asks potential clients to fill out a detailed four-page profile and provide five to 10 real-life (no glamour shots allowed) photos.

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SPIES . . . Your Perfect Love Connection!

WHEN YOU’RE LOOKING FOR LOVE IN ALL THE RIGHT PLACES

Scottsdale Matchmaker Roseann Higgins company SPIES (Single Professional Introductions for the Especially Selective) has a 7,000 member, handpicked database available only to her clients. The entrepreneur and her company’s trademarked “romance headhunting” methods and extraordinary, unrevealed until now matchmaking statistics are revealed in this article in The Clotherie Magazine.

Scottsdale Matchmaker Roseann Higgins of SPIES is Looking for Love in All the Right Placesazine.

The story appears between interviews with Academy Award Winners Natalie Portman and Colin Firth.

SPIES (Single Professional Introductions for the Especially Selective) is one of the oldest matchmaking agencies in Arizona. Founded

in 1994 by Roseann Higgins, SPIES has developed a reputation for attracting top clientele and producing hundreds of first-date and relationship success stories due to the personal and high-level service, extensive search methods, and use of photos and privacy.

Roseann Higgins is aptly reputed as a “romantic headhunter” with a 7,000 member, handpicked database available only to her clients. Since opening the doors to SPIES and taking on her first ER physician client in 1994, Roseann has attended thousands of events, vigilantly headhunting for the right men and women to introduce to her clientele. In the past 17 years, Roseann has met over 45,000 people by attending exclusive events; being involved in charities; recruiting with a booth at the Phoenix Open; sponsoring the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Phoenix Taste for 16 years; speaking at Women’s Expos and Chambers of Commerce; networking at breakfasts, seminars and mixers; and “keeping an eye out” wherever she goes to meet the most eligible men and women.

Roseann collects name tags and business cards the way Steve Nash racks up assists on the basketball court.

Roseann’s judicious discrimination of her “meet and greets” has resulted in a premium lineup of pre-screened dates.

The testimonials on the SPIES website (www.especiallyselective.com) speak the virtues of Roseann Higgins’ success. “Thank you for introducing me to a wonderful girl. She’s truly in love with me. I’m in love with her too.” “Thank you for changing my life! The efforts of you and your staff have allowed me to achieve balance in my life and begin having fun again.” SPIES is extraordinary! It is the selective matchmaking service for the selective individual.

TOP REASONS SPIES IS SUCCESSFUL:

• Is there chemistry? Close up photos in a variety of settings present the opportunity to check out the physical attraction factor. Love at first sight? It could begin with the perfect photo!

• SPIES Screens: By your first date you know the answer to tough questions, which often take months to discover. Interviewing can take hours but you want to end up with that perfect match…right? Roseann’s methods make meeting the right one look easy!

• Confidentiality: Roseann Higgins held a top secret clearance in the US Navy when she worked in telecommunications and Naval Intelligence. This is a private and confidential affair from offices, photos, and information.

SPIES matchmaking success story honeymoons in Fiji

SPIES matchmaking success story...pictured on the remote island of Fiji on their honeymoon!

• Work Personally with Roseann: From interview to relationship, you have full access to your personal matchmaker.

• Your best chance at success for love: A recruiter allows you greater access to people. The recruiters are constantly expanding their network at social, charitable, sporting, and business events.

• The Proof is Positive: It is currently reported that the divorce rate in America is 50%; 41% for first marriages, 60% for second marriages, and 73% for third marriages. Due to the intense screening and master “matchmaking” at SPIES, the divorce rate is less than 4% in the past 17 years! Matched couples have the greatest opportunities for great dates that lead to long-lasting love relationships.

If you are looking for love, adventure, and a life full of memories…Roseann Higgins is your angel of love! Let SPIES do the headhunting, prescreening, and matchmaking. All you have to do is go out on the best dates of your life! For more information, contact Roseann Higgins direct: (602) 241.1800

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