Quotes From Our Partners

Crisci Builders --Joe Crisci, CEO
“Although we did not know Mr. Jones personally, we know of him. Casey Jones was the gold standard of charitable giving. He paved the way. He was tireless in his efforts to have NAIOP participate in many different charitable ventures. We feel humbled and privileged to follow in his footsteps. We can only hope to accomplish a portion of what he did.”

Martin-Harris Construction -- Frank Martin, president/CEO
“NAIOP’s new community project ‘Casey Jones Health Center’ is a prime example of finding a need and building a solution.  Martin-Harris has been there for NAIOP’s two outstanding projects (1) refurbishing a Safe Nest residence and now helping to build Casey Jones Health Center.  Casey was very respected in the construction industry and this building is a great tribute to him.”

Martin-Harris Construction -- Paul Toplak, Vice President of Business Development
“It is always a pleasure to work with NAIOP on their Community Projects, the last one we did was for Safe Nest and Barb Demaree was head of the committee then as was well as now and at that time Casey Jones was president.  MHC takes pride in giving back to the community and through the Casey Jones Health Center, many children will benefit.”

Wright Engineers – Brent Wright, president
“This project gave us the unique opportunity to both give back to the community and to honor the memory of Casey Jones, Wright said. “In an industry full of genuine, hard working, good people, Casey was exemplary.”

Pugsley Simpson Coulter Architects
"Pugsley. Simpson. Coulter. Architects believes that, as designers, we have a responsibility to the community by creating a sense of place.  This entails creating architecture that responds to the occupant, function and environment. To do this, all aspects of our well being must be taken into consideration. Through our design of the Casey Jones Health Center we have invested in the future of our community as we improve the well-being of our children. We are proud of this project and applaud the efforts of NAIOP Southern Nevada, Community in Schools, and Clark County School District in making this project a reality."