SARASOTA, Fla., Oct. 5, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Kesselring Holding Corporation (OTCBB:KSSH) announces a change in its Chief Financial Officer position.
Laura Camisa, who joined our subsidiary, Kesselring Corporation, as CFO in January 2007, was subsequently appointed as our CFO in May 2007. She has commuted from her home in Vero Beach, Florida, to assist the Company's financial efforts as Kesselring Holding Corporation developed as a public company through its acquisition of Kesselring Corporation in May 2007. Ms. Camisa submitted her resignation on October 5, 2007.
Virgil Sandifer, Kesselring Holding Corporation Board Member and former CFO, has stepped in as interim CFO as the company completes its search for a new CFO. Working closely with Mr. Sandifer will be Allen Eckerle, Corporate Controller.
Clifford H. Wildes, Chairman of the Board, thanked Ms. Camisa and recognized her contributions through the initial public start-up phase and the end of the fiscal year.
Kesselring Holding Corporation is proud of the fact that our subsidiaries have been independently operating since 1948 in the areas of restoration, construction, aluminum products, cabinetry, woodworking, and door and hardware materials. These companies include: Kesselring Restoration Corporation, Kesselring Coastal Construction Corporation, Kesselring Aluminum Corporation, King Brothers Woodworking Inc., and King Door & Hardware Inc. With offices in Florida and Washington State, the companies provide skilled experience, customized project management, and a reputation for quality and integrity. For more information about Kesselring Holding Corporation or any of its subsidiaries, please visit www.KesselringHolding.com on the Web or call 941-953-5774.
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