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Almost 200 competitors participated in the inaugural Liqui Moly ProWatercross National Championship last weekend at Vilano Beach. Nearly 60 races were held over the two-day competition, which brought many visitors to the beach to show their support. Read more on page 28. Photo by AMBER LAKE

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Local residents had an opportunity to hear from two St. Johns County candidates during a gathering Wednesday, Aug. 5, at the Palm Valley Barn. County Commission district 1 candidate Christian Whitehurst and sheriff candidate Rob Hardwick spoke and took questions from the audience at the event, which was sponsored by Ponte Vedra resident Deb Chapin, who called herself an advocate for the two Republicans. “We’re at a critical time,” she told those assembled at the venue. “We’re at a crossroads. We need to have a strong group on our Board of County Commissioners, our School Board, our Sheriff’s department.” Whitehurst, who is running against incumbent Jimmy County Commission candidate Christian Whitehurst speaks Photos by Shaun Ryan during a meet-and-greet event Wednesday, Aug. 5, at the Sheriff candidate Rob Hardwick speaks during a meet-and- Johns in the Aug. 18 primary, devoted a portion of his Palm Valley Barn. greet event Aug. 5. presentation to his belief in “smart, managed growth.” “When I moved to this county, we were a community “I think the biggest challenge that I have, if I’m project presented to the board. of 119,000 people,” he said. “Today, we’re getting close elected, is making sure we build up the infrastructure to “When a project comes before me, if it’s not a net ben- to 270,000, and there’s no end in sight.” support growth,” he said. “Do we have the roadways? Do efit to our community, if it’s not a benefit to our environ- He pointed out that the county has already approved we have beach access points? Do we have boat ramps? ment, I simply won’t support the project,” he said. the construction of 60,000 new homes that have yet to be Do we have the schools?” built. He signaled that he wouldn’t necessarily approve every CANDIDATES continues on Page 7 EARLY VOTING IS UNDERWAY Virtual Town Hall with County Commission candidates planned Voters will have an opportunity to hear from the three County Commission candidates vying for the district 1 seat during a virtual town hall meeting at 7 p.m. tonight (Thursday, Aug. 13). The candidates are Jimmy Johns, Christian Whitehurst and Joe McAnarney. The forum may be viewed on the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce Facebook page at facebook.com/ sjcchamber. It is a part of the Chamber’s Politics in St. Johns initiative. Audience members will be able to ask questions through moderator Mark Nighbor, Chamber Board of Directors chair. The hour-long dialogue will be recorded and posted to the Politics in St. Johns webpage at sjcchamber.com/ politics-in-st.-johns. During this unusual year, the Chamber has pivoted to a virtual platform for candidate information and the annual straw poll. “This live town hall is a new element for Politics in St. Johns,” said Bob Porter, vice president for public policy, St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce. He encouraged residents to learn more about the candidates prior to the discussion. Politics in St. Johns is the county’s largest candidate meet and greet. The program helps voters “get to know” candidates for public office and directly ask them ques- tions prior to the Aug. 18 primary and the Nov. 3 general election. “We are pleased that St. Johns County citizens can have access to many candidates and their platforms via our web- site, so they can make informed decisions for the upcom- Photos by Susan Griffin ing election,” said Isabelle Renault, Chamber president and Signs and support for St. Johns County candidates are seen around the Ponte Vedra area as early voting began last Thursday. CEO. “We especially thank the sponsors of the 2020 Poli- Early voting for the primaries in St. Johns County is from 9 a.m. to tics in St. Johns: Advanced Disposal, Advanced Business 6 p.m. through Aug. 15. The early voting location for Ponte Vedra Solutions, FPL, Ameris Bank and Northrop Grumman.” is at the Ponte Vedra Branch Library, 101 Library Blvd. Voters Many candidates have submitted a brief video about who are voting in person at early voting locations are required to provide current and valid photo and signature ID. TOWN HALL continues on Page 5 Ponte Vedra Recorder · August 13, 2020 COMMUNITY NEWS 5 Cyclists injured in collision on Palm Valley Road Two cyclists were injured Satur- a.m. when he lost control of his red the collision. The Sheriff’s Office did not day, Aug. 8, after being struck by a Infiniti Q60S. His vehicle sideswiped Richter exhibited multiple signs identify the injured cyclists but car while riding along Palm Valley a second automobile and then struck of impairment and performed poorly reported that they were flown to the Road. a third before traveling into a group on standardized field sobriety tests, UF Health trauma center in Jackson- According to a report from the of cyclists, the report said. the report said. He was arrested on ville. At last report, they were listed St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office, Witnesses told deputies that charges of driving under the influ- in stable condition and continue to Caleb Zane Richter, 20, of Ponte Richter was driving recklessly and ence of alcohol and four counts of receive treatment at the hospital for Caleb Zane Richter Vedra was driving east at about 8:40 over the posted speed limit prior to DUI with property damage or injury. their injuries.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR SJSO receives 4th Excelsior Award, As a business owner, as a father, and as a citizen of Saint Johns County, I whole-heartedly support Judge Rendzio Sheriff Shoar receives Bittner Award for re-election. As the owners of Grace Conservatory St. Johns County Sheriff David B. of Dance and the C12 Group of Northeast Shoar announced the agency has main- Florida, my wife, Kristina, and I appreci- tained accreditation status for the eighth ate Judge Rendzio’s prior business and consecutive term by the Commission law experience. As parents, my wife and for Florida Law Enforcement Accredita- I experienced Judge Rendzio’s caring, tion, while also receiving the prestigious equitable treatment of families in the Excelsior Recognition for the fourth Seventh Judicial Circuit first-hand. consecutive term. Judge Rendzio granted the guardian- Additionally, the National Commis- ship of our fourth child allowing us to sion on Accreditation for Law Enforce- have legal standing over our daughter, ment Agencies recently presented the who has been with us since birth. We are Bittner Award to Shoar for his signifi- forever grateful to Judge Rendzio for his cant contributions to public safety. service to our family and to our commu- The CFA review process examines nity. all aspects of an agency’s policies and Finally, as citizens of Saint Johns procedures, management, operations County, we endorse Judge Rendzio as a and support services to determine local judge. He knows this community, compliance with recognized standards the Seventh Judicial Circuit, and has of excellence. The certificate of Reac- served Northeast Florida well. creditation and Excelsior Recognition Kristina and I will be voting for Judge were recently presented to Shoar and the Rendzio, and we cannot give him a accreditation team by the CFA Com- higher recommendation. mission. The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Regards, Office was initially accredited by ACF Vaughan and Kristina Robison in 1996. The Excelsior Recognition is the highest level of achievement within CFA and it recognizes some of the top criminal justice agencies in the State of Florida. Town Hall Continued from 4 The CFA assessment team spoke highly of the agency during its review. their platforms, which are available for pub- The assessment team leader, Lt. Mark lic viewing at sjcchamber.com. The Politics Buffington, said he would encourage in St. Johns website will remain live on the other agencies to tour the St. Johns Chamber website through Aug. 19. County Sheriff’s Office to glean ideas The traditional straw poll began Tues- and processes. day, Aug. 11, and will be open for voting “It was the smoothest onsite I’ve done through Friday, Aug. 14. Members of the in 11 years,” Buffington said. public may go to the Chamber’s website SJSO Director Jason Sheffield added, (sjcchamber.com) and click on the straw “More importantly, all three assessors poll logo to register their preferences. specifically recognized our personnel’s Results will be publicized at the end of understanding of Sheriff Shoar’s mission voting. statement of ‘Taking Care of People.’” Porter added, “The straw poll is less The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office about who wins and more about encourag- also garnered national accreditation sta- ing and providing people incentive to be tus in 1991 from CALEA and has con- informed. The elected officials at every sistently maintained that status through level of government make decisions that each reaccreditation assessment. Photo provided by the St. Johns Sheriff’s Office affect our lives, and I am happy to see SJSO Director Jason Sheffield (left) presents the Bittner Award to St. Johns County Sheriff “It is a true honor to receive this pres- David Shoar. so many people taking advantage of an tigious award on behalf of the men and opportunity that will help them make an women of the St. Johns County Sheriff’s The Egon Bittner Award is presented uted to CALEA’s early development informed decision when entering the vot- Office,” Shoar said of receiving the to chief executive officers who have in 1979-80 and was a CALEA com- ing booth.” Bittner Award. “It is their constant and commanded a CALEA-accredited missioner from 1981 to 1988, during Residents can register to vote and review relentless dedication to our community agency for 15 or more continuous years. the critical developmental stage of the the 2020 candidate list at the county Super- that make this award possible.” Professor Egon Bittner greatly contrib- organization. visor of Elections website, votesjc.com. 6 ONE OF US Ponte Vedra Recorder · August 13, 2020 Lifelong Ponte Vedra resident Ian Aguilar is the new president of the Ponte Vedra Rotary Club. Ian Aguilar

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As told to Shaun Ryan alongside Chris Aitken and his team, who provided me with that avenue of being whole load of rubber ducks off the Palm are known as some of the top advisors in able to make a substantial difference to Valley bridge into the Intracoastal and Tell us a little about your business and the country for the ultra-high net-worth those not only here in Ponte Vedra, but watch them from the outdoor area at Palm your professional career. space. also the rest of Northeast Florida, and Valley Outdoors. This was an event we I run my own fee-only financial Never stop learning and keep grinding. even the world. The power of Rotary were going to have as a fundraiser for planning firm alongside my partner Scott As great as my team was, I had learned when you see it at full strength is truly the Learn to Read organization here in Snider called Mellen Money Management. so much about our industry and gained quite remarkable. Case and point: the St. Johns County. A lot of if that happens We gear our practice towards having knowledge from constantly reading near eradication of polio is in a large part or not is dependent now on how COVID a specialty in college planning, which about how to grow your own business thanks to Rotary. progresses, but if we can’t do it then we typically lends our clients to being a little that I eventually had to scratch my will surely make up for it in other ways. younger than with most other planning entrepreneurial itch and branch out on Looking at the year ahead, what activi- firms, which are geared mostly towards my own away from the big banks and ties are being planned by the club? What do you like best about residing in retirement clients. We do a lot of that as wirehouses and create something more I definitely have a different answer this community? well, but our niche resides around helping custom to my vision. I find myself now than what would’ve been my answer There are endless amounts of great people deal with college expenses while constantly learning in order to stay sharp, ahead of all of the mess generated by the things in Ponte Vedra, but to me the best not sacrificing other financial goals, such and I think it’s a necessity for younger pandemic. Before all of this, there was thing about this place is the people. I don’t as retirement. people who want to pursue a job in my a plan in place to create a more unique know if it’s the beaches or the schools that line of work. and fun atmosphere to the Rotary Club of bring in the right people, but it seems to What advice would you give young Ponte Vedra aka Nocatee. We’ve done a have an innate ability to attract the best. people looking to pursue a career in What do you like best about involve- great job of loosening the reins on some I’m a little biased because my family and your line of work? ment in Rotary? of your more traditional Rotary clubs my wife’s family live here in town, and Make sure to surround yourself with The principal motto of Rotary says, elsewhere in the U.S., but my goal was and all of my closest friends either still live the right people. Sure, the business details “Service above self.” I always grew up still is to improve the member experience here or grew up with me here, but it seems matter, but who you work with and who in a household were I was taught to help to attract a more diverse group to our club, really easy to find quality people in this you learn from will shape you and the those who could not help themselves, including parents with growing families town, and one of the great things about way you think for many years to come. yet it’s always been a struggle to find all the way to retirees living throughout Rotary is that it’s a concentrated group of I was fortunate enough to come into an organization that allowed me to feel the area. Our Marquee event this year some the best people I know all trying to this business with a great mentor and as if I was making enough of an impact was meant to be a huge duck race on do good to strengthen the community even team right here in Ponte Vedra working on helping those around me. Rotary has Nov. 8 where we were going to dump a more. Ponte Vedra Recorder · August 13, 2020 COMMUNITY NEWS 7 Junior Achievement of North Florida president and CEO announces retirement Junior Achievement of North Florida St. Amand said “The Economics of Healthy Eating,” a President and CEO Steve St. Amand he took the Junior program developed by Junior Achieve- is retiring after 20 years of service. He Achievement posi- ment of North Florida in conjunction is stepping down from the position on tion because he was with UNF’s Brooks College of Health. Dec. 31, nearly 20 years to the day that “looking to do some- This year, JA of North Florida will he joined the organization. St. Amand thing worthwhile.” continue the commitment made 18 years will be honored for his service with an He was recognized ago to providing JA programs where they induction into the Junior Achievement of Steve St. Amand in his first year with are most needed. They will develop and North Florida Hall of Fame. Junior Achievement introduce a Black & Minority Initiative Photo provided by LifeSouth St. Amand has been overseeing an area when he was named by JA USA as a that will specifically meet the needs of of 26 counties in Florida since Jan. 1, finalist for the prestigious Karl Flemke Black and minority students by providing 2001. During his tenure, he has grown JA Award. access to financial resources, exposure to Recovered COVID of North Florida’s program reach from JA of North Florida has won many minority-owned businesses and men- 6,841 students in 2001 to 62,355 students awards over the years, but St. Amand is tors, and financial literacy education to in the 2018-2019 school year and 48,100 proudest of the local initiatives he created ensure they have the tools to own their patients needed students in the most recent school year that used JA programs to meet com- economic success. where in-class education was cut short munity needs. JA Girl$ was created 12 Before joining Junior Achievement, to donate plasma by the pandemic. Over St. Amand’s 20 years ago to bring tailored JA programs St. Amand worked for two Florida years of service, 601,193 young people to girls and young women, especially in governors and a United States senator to help fight virus from kindergarten to 12th grade in North areas where women were the only care- in Washington. St. Amand was also the Florida received Junior Achievement taker in the family. JA Boy$, its partner director of governmental affairs for the LifeSouth is also requesting financial literacy, workforce readiness program, was created a few years later. Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce, and entrepreneurship programs. JA Girl$ has been replicated throughout managed 28 political campaigns and was eligible donors to give blood “Twenty years ago, I learned that the country and in four foreign countries. a registered lobbyist in Florida for 12 LifeSouth asks those who have re- Junior Achievement was about children, It also won the Met Life Foundation for years. covered from COVID-19 to help save education and free enterprise. It hooked Entrepreneurial Excellence. “I got my first 10-hour-a-day job dur- lives by donating convalescent plasma. me then and has sustained me for two JA Work$ is another initiative created ing the summer when I turned 14, and I The need for convalescent plasma has decades,” St. Amand said. “The staff who by St. Amand and his staff to provide worked throughout high school and paid increased 500% since the organization have worked at Junior Achievement of hundreds of high school seniors the wide for my college education,” St. Amand started collecting plasma from recovered North Florida, the 300 businesspeople range of Junior Achievement work- said. “I now have three grandchildren patients in April and continues to rise as who over the years have served on the force readiness programs and activities. who are probably as happy as I am that the virus spreads. board of directors, and the companies, Selected students are given real-life work I am retiring. I have a new generation According to the U.S. Department of foundations and individuals who have experience and are paid a stipend for to which I can introduce fly fishing and Health and Human Services, “the plasma supported JA were really the ones who successful completion. The JA Financial a wife of 43 years with whom to enjoy of individuals who have recovered from made this a successful organization.” Literacy Center created in 2015 houses retirement.” an infection like COVID-19 may contain antibodies made by the immune sys- tem that can neutralize or kill the virus. Convalescent plasma therapy provides antibodies from those who have recov- Candidates ered from the virus to people who have Continued from 4 recently contracted the virus so they may Asked whether he was in favor of man- be better able to fight it off.” dating masks countywide, he said no. LifeSouth is testing all blood donors Hardwick, who is running against for COVID-19 antibodies in search of Chris Strickland in the primary, cited donors who could also donate convales- his experience. He is currently the St. cent plasma. Healthy blood donors who Augustine Beach police chief and has may have been exposed to the virus or been an assistant chief investigator with recovered from COVID-19 are asked to the 7th Judicial Circuit State Attorney’s donate. As part of the normal blood dona- Office and an officer with the St. Augus- tion process, a test will be performed on tine Police Department. He sits on the the donor’s blood to determine if antibod- Criminal Justice Standards and Training ies are present in the plasma. Commission, which polices the police. Convalescent plasma donors must be Under Hardwick, the St. Augustine fully recovered from COVID-19 and Beach Police Department became an ac- symptom free for two weeks before com- credited agency, an achievement shared Photo by Shaun Ryan ing to LifeSouth to donate. by only about a third of the law enforce- Lauren Blocker (from left), Deb Chapin, Christian Whitehurst, Courtney Whitehurst and Mea- In addition to convalescent plasma gan Perkins are seen at a recent candidates’ meet-and-greet event at the Palm Valley Barn. ment agencies in the state. donors, all blood types — especially “I’m very proud of that,” he said. “I Asked about his position on masks, he Hardwick has received endorsements type O — are needed as blood drive have some of the best men and women said it wasn’t the police department’s job from The Florida Police Chiefs Asso- cancellations at schools, universities and in this profession.” to enforce a mandate, though officers can ciation, the St. Johns County Realtors businesses due to COVID-19 continue to He spoke in support of new technol- enforce trespassing ordinances should Association, the National Rifle Asso- impact the local blood supply. Now is a ogy to aid the department in its mission. business owners request someone be ciation, Congressman Michael Waltz, good time to visit a LifeSouth bloodmo- Concerning body cameras for officers, removed for failing to wear a mask. Congressman John Rutherford, Duval bile or donor center, where regimented he said that he did not oppose them, but According to a campaign spokeswom- County Sheriff Mike Williams, Sheriff cleaning and safety precautions are in pointed out the budgetary realities that an, Whitehurst is endorsed by Sheriff David Shoar, Putnam County Sheriff Ga- place to protect the health of blood do- might hinder such a purchase. David Shoar, the local Trump Club tor DeLoach and Brevard County Sheriff nors and staff. “I’m not going to make promises and county Veterans Council chair Bill Wayne Ivey. To donate blood or convalescent plas- to the citizens of St. Johns County for Dudley, and has the support of retired Early voting is currently underway ma, go to www.lifesouth.org or call (888) something that I can’t keep,” he said. Admiral Robert Natter. and ends Saturday, Aug. 15. 795-2707 to schedule an appointment. 8 COMMUNITY NEWS Ponte Vedra Recorder · August 13, 2020 The Recorder’s garden columnist Kathy Esfahani, of Kathy’s Creative Gardens & Nursery, shares her tips for growing gorgeous gardens in Northeast Florida. KATHY’S GARDENING GUIDE “The palm tree that sways in the breeze stays standing the longest.” PALM TREES As we see all around us in Florida, palm trees are a popular stable for our land- scaping! The very tall, thin palms you see everywhere are sabal palms (also Kathy Esfahani known as cabbage palms), Columnist and are native to Florida. Sylvester palm However, there are many other beauti- ful types of palms that can flourish in our zone. Here are a few of our favorites at Kathy’s Nursery: Sylvester palms (Phoenix sylvestris): These are one of our most popular sell- ers. They come in a variety of heights to fit most landscapes and create a beautiful ambience. They have a neat diamond-cut trunk, but are a large tree that needs to be a distance from the home. Robellini palm Queen palms: These palms are stately with bright glossy leaves that are gor- Bismarck palms: These silvery, blue- geous in the wind. Their fronds cascade green palms are a showstopper with their Send us your news! over, which creates a tropical vibe. Bright huge fronds and robust trunk. Their fronds orange dates hang in ornamental clusters. can span up to 16 feet. They are fast grow- They are common around patios and pool Email [email protected] areas of relaxation. GARDEN continues on Page 9

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Photos provided by Kathy Esfahani very hardy and slow-growing. They are not sensitive to cold weather and grow Garden 8-to-15 feet tall. Their fronds are fine- Continued from 8 textured, which make them stick out in ers and thrive in full sun. Certainly a focal landscaping and the color can range from point of your landscaping! dark green to silver. Robellini palms (pygmy date palms): Majestic palms: This palm loves This miniature palm is slow growing and humidity which is perfect for our Florida allows you to have a palm closer to your climate. The fronds’ fullness can fan out home. Popular at the end of driveways or to 15 foot in height. They are also slow front doors, robellinis are soft and femi- growers that don’t mind some shade, but nine in look and feel. love water and naturally wet areas. Sago palms: These wide-trunk palms are dark green and lush. They will not Email Kathy at kathys.creative.gardens@ grow to be too high with their large cone gmail.com for any questions or gardening tips you would like to see in the future. of seeds growing out of the middle. The seeds are poisonous to pets, so we tend to Kathy’s Creative Gardens & Nursery is keep them out of our fur-friendly homes. located at 196 N. Roscoe Blvd. in Ponte European fan palms: These palms are Vedra Beach. (904) 655-7373

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Our customers can support heart also providing support to various chari- Southeastern Grocers, Inc., parent their choice at the register while grocery and brain health by rounding up their table organizations committed to serving company and home of Winn-Dixie, BI-LO, shopping. Each cent raised through the grocery bills at checkout and together, we individuals and families in need. Fresco y Más and Harveys Supermarket three-week program will help save and will continue the fight against heart dis- “We are so excited for the continued grocery stores, recently announced its improve lives through innovative research ease and stroke to cultivate stronger and support of Southeastern Grocers and the continued partnership with the American for new treatments, programs and services healthier communities.” incredible generosity of their guests and Heart Association in the fight against heart for survivors and their families and to The Life Is Why We Give campaign team members who have contributed more disease and stroke through Life Is Why help more people lower their risk of heart aims to amplify, educate and inspire than $650,000 for the Life is Why We Give We Give, the organization’s fundraising disease and stroke. consumers to honor their reasons to live campaign since 2019,” said Amber Wilson, campaign, to protect the health of individu- “The health of our associates, custom- healthier, longer lives through giving. executive director of American Heart As- als and communities, especially those with ers and communities is at the heart of Heart disease and stroke are the No. 1 and sociation – First Coast. “This campaign increased risks impacted by COVID-19. our business, especially as the country No. 5 killers of Americans, according to allows the American Heart Association to Through Aug. 25, customers at South- continues to adapt in the face of the evolv- the AHA. In fact, someone dies from heart discover breakthroughs and to raise funds eastern Grocers stores can choose to sim- ing pandemic,” said Elizabeth Thompson, disease, stroke or another cardiovascular for research, education and prevention ply round up their purchase to the nearest EVP and chief people officer of Southeast- disease every 40 seconds in this country. programs to create a world of longer and dollar or make a contact-free donation of ern Grocers. “We are proud to stand with This effort is also a part of Southeastern healthier lives.” Council on Aging adds Caring Partners to aid programs are serious threats to their physical health ner to Council on Aging. Island Doctors to support COA’s Sunshine Center; and mental wellbeing. Since the pandemic This year, Endless Summer Realty Endless Summer Realty to assist Meals on Wheels required the temporary closure of COA’s has committed to being COA’s Caring senior centers and Sunshine Center, COA Partner for its Meals on Wheels program. Island Doctors, a medical group with older adults in the community as a Caring has devoted resources to creating and The program delivers nutritious meals locations throughout St. Johns County, Partner to Council on Aging. providing new ways for seniors and care- and welcome visits to homebound elders has renewed its commitment to support Caring Partner sponsors provide impor- givers to receive the critical supports they throughout St. Johns County. tant financial resources and community need. These new online and phone support The partnership comes at a critical time. outreach in support of specific COA programs include engaging at-home group Due to COVID-19 concerns, seniors in programs. classes, activities and caregiver support St. Johns County are in need of COA’s This year, Island Doctors has once programs. support now more than ever. Since the re- again committed to be the Caring Partner “We are very happy to serve as Car- quired temporary closure of COA’s senior for COA’s Sunshine Center, an adult day ing Partner to the Sunshine Center,” said centers in March, the Meals on Wheels health care program in St. Augustine, Dr. Roy H. Hinman, president of Island program has also been delivering meals which serves adults with Alzheimer’s Doctors. “We are proud to support the to senior center participants. The program disease and other forms of dementia. The important work they do.” prepares and delivers approximately center provides participants with a safe Dementia presents serious challenges 2,800 meals per week to area seniors, an and secured environment, socialization, for both those who suffer from the disease increase of 1,200 meals per week since the skilled care, nutritious meals, exercise and and their caregivers. For those diagnosed pandemic began. engaging activities and therapies. In addi- with the illness, confusion, frustration and “We are grateful for the role that COA Richards Mattress & tion to these services, the center provides isolation can compound their suffering. plays in our community caring for those Wicker Warehouse an invaluable respite for caregivers. For caregivers, the needs for supervision who are most vulnerable,” said Brad 1079 Atlantic Blvd. • Atlantic Beach Island Doctors’ partnership comes at a and care are intense and constant, and Layland, owner of Endless Summer Re- Next to Elvis’s Upholstery

PV3-LV45886 critical time. Due to COVID-19 concerns, watching a loved one recede mentally and alty. “We are especially committed to the 249-3541 M-S • 11-5:30 • Sunday • 1-5 seniors and caregivers are struggling with emotionally can be heartbreaking. Meals on Wheels program, as several of www.richardsmattressandwicker.com increased isolation and loneliness, which “The Sunshine Center is critically im- our Realtors volunteer to deliver meals to portant to the health and well-being of our seniors each week.” community’s elders and their caregivers,” Belinda Raven is one of the Realtors said COA’s Executive Director Becky from Endless Summer Realty who volun- Yanni. “We are extremely grateful to have teers for the Meals on Wheels program. Ponte Premier Island Doctors as partners in our mission She has been delivering meals to home- Vedra Dental to be there for those seniors and caregiv- bound seniors on a regular route for the ers who need our help most.” past several years. To learn more about COA’s Sunshine “Serving this community I love gives Center and caregiver support programs, me great joy,” she shared when asked why FAMILY - COSMETICS - IMPLANTS go to COA’s website at www.coasjc.org, she volunteers for COA. “I have been very or contact Paulette Kozlowski at (904) blessed, and want my children and grand- Dr. Kevin neal | Dr. Michael Winter 209-3674 or [email protected]. children to see that giving is much more Dr. Andy Maples | Dr. Brian Maples rewarding than receiving. God is good all Endless Summer Realty joins COA as the time.” Experience the good a simple smile can do. Caring Partner for Meals on Wheels “The Meals on Wheels program is Endless Summer Realty, a real estate critically important to the health and 100 Professional Dr. | Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 firm in St. Johns County, has renewed wellbeing of our community’s elders,” (904) 285-8407 | www.pvpdental.com its commitment to being there for older adults in the community as a Caring Part- COA continues on Page 11 Ponte Vedra Recorder · August 13, 2020 COMMUNITY NEWS 11 Annual Angelwood Gala to be held on Facebook Live The annual Angelwood Gala, themed Aug. 22, and does not need to participate “Soaring Possibilities & Silver Linngs,” in the virtual gala to win. There is no cost Dr. Ryan Heinz 360 Town Plaza Avenue, Suite 330, Ponte Vedra, Florida 32081 Licensed Chiropractor will be held on Facebook Live at 6:30 p.m. to register for the virtual gala. Evidence based chiropractic care for patients of all ages Friday, Aug. 21. 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Margaret L. Murphy Carl has three cher- incredible role model he was to all. His OBITUARIES Margaret L. Murphy of Ponte Vedra ished sisters, Lacre- deep faith in God and love for the Catho- Beach went to be with her heavenly sha Groen, Marietta lic Church was evident in his actions and Cintra Carter Sander Father on August 9, 2020. She was born Bosco, and JoAnn words each day. He had so many gifts and December 12, 1929 – August 3, 2020 in Sarasota, FL and grew up in Quincy, Cropper, many talents, but his personality was by far his Cintra Carter Sander was born in Bryn FL. She moved to Madison, WI after beloved nieces, best gift of all. He knew no strangers… Mawr, PA on December 19, 1929. marrying John J. Murphy and they raised and nephews along even if he could not remember your name She left Pennsyl- their family there. Maggie graduated from with an abundance (which happened often) it did not matter vania and moved to Huntington College in Alabama and had a of friends he truly as his smile, ability to laugh with you, and Princeton when she successful business career. When she and treasured. at himself made him someone everyone married Dr. Richard John retired, they moved to Ponte Vedra Carl Vincent Simone Carl attended wanted to be close to. He was known for Huber a PHD and Beach, FL. Freeport High his dapper colored outfits, terrible driving, noted scholar at Maggie was a School and Hofstra University where he funny sense of humor, savvy business acu- Princeton Univer- master level bridge played almost every sport they offered. He men, generosity, infectious laugh, award- sity. Unlike many, in player, theatre and was quite an accomplished athlete. Some winning smile, and genuinely kind, loving her generation, Cin- symphony goer, in- of his accolades included “Long Island heart. He will be missed by all who knew tra went to college ternational traveler, Golden Gloves Boxing Champion” 1949, him and always treasured by his family. Cintra Carter Sander at The Art school gracious hostess USA Olympic Boxing Team 1950, La- He will want us all to forgive, love, smile, of Philadelphia, and style maven. crosse Champion 1950, Thomas M. Quinn and wave to all. University of the Arts and became a com- She was a dedicated Football Award” 1949. Later in life, he Due to COVID -19, the family will have mercial illustrator. She went on to use her member of Our found his love for tennis, golf, and deep- a private funeral mass now and a “Cel- talent for years, illustrating artwork for Lady Star of the sea fishing. Being the skilled athlete he ebration of Life” at a later date open to over 52 Princeton charities and advertis- Margaret L. Murphy Sea parish in Ponte was, he continued his successful streak by all that loved him. Funeral arrangements ing agencies. She was most proud of her Vedra, converting to winning Ponte Vedra Member of the Year entrusted to HARDAGE-GIDDENS work at The Neuro Psychiatric Institute Catholicism upon her marriage. She was Award for Golf in 1984, Club Champion FUNERAL HOME, 1701 Beach Blvd., where she taught, the groundbreaking dearly loved by her family, enjoyed many 1985, and achieving 4 holes in one, 1994, Jacksonville Beach, Florida. In lieu of techniques of, art therapy to patients. friends, and was always on the go. Mag- 2000, 2008, 2012. Multiple fishing awards flowers, the family requests donations be Cintra’s name was always of interest. gie spent her last few years at Cypress from the North Florida Marlin Association made to St. Augustine Youth Services, When asked, Cintra would reply that Village, Clairebridge Memory Care. The and various tournaments from Florida to 201 Simone Way St., Augustine, FL 32086 her name “Cintra” had been given to the family is thankful for the staff’s care and the Bahamas. or www.sayskids.org, for the Carl Simone eldest daughter in each generation of her kindness. Carl was a successful self-made Recreation Building that will be built in family since 1843. Originating with the Maggie was preceded in death by businessman whose career started as a his honor. daughter of Israel P. Hutchinson, who was her loving husband of 43 years, John J. Civil Engineer. He built many highways, nominated to a diplomatic post in Portu- Murphy. She is survived by her daugh- 23 golf courses, and airports both in the Robert Joseph Boschert gal by President James Madison; Cintra ters, Kathleen Patneau (Austin F.) and US and abroad. His last job was in the Robert Joseph Boschert, 64, of Jackson- Sander is the 4thgeneration to carry on Mary Stutts (David), three grandchildren, Dominican Republic where he built the ville Beach, Florida, died August 4, 2020. the tradition. Her Granddaughter Cintra Caitlin, Austin M. and Dana, and four golf course and infrastructure for hotels Arrangements by Quinn-Shalz Family McGauley Sedalik is the 6th Cintra who great grandchildren, Riley, Zoey, Lilith that have sparked and sustained tourism Funeral Home & Cremation Centre. (904) recently got married in Sintra*, Portugal and Jolie. in Puerto Plata, which was a key part of 249-1100 www.quinn-shalz.com at Monserrate Palace. *(spelling was A Memorial Mass will be celebrated at improving the then dismantled economy. changed in 1900) Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church After a very short retirement in 1979, Gladys Boza Cintra lived in Princeton for many in Ponte Vedra at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, Carl and his family moved to Ponte Vedra Gladys Boza, 85, of Ponte Vedra Beach, decades until she moved to Ponte Vedra September 19, 2020. We will wear masks and co-founded the St. Augustine Center Florida, died August 6, 2020. Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida to be with her daughter and will practice physical distance. Her for Living; a 60-bed program for devel- Valley Funeral Home, Cremation Center Cintra H. McGauley and her late husband cremated remains will be interred in the opmentally disabled adults. This was a & Cemetery – (904) 285-1130 – www. Lawrence P. McGauley, Esq. and her church columbarium. similar program to the one he and his wife pontevedravalley.com grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, please make a dona- created in upstate New York years earlier. She settled into the lovely Florida tion in her memory to Alzheimer’s Re- In 1989 he began a nonprofit cooperation Kimberly Anne Hagerty Craft sunshine for many years where she was search, www.alzheimers.org or to Catholic to serve abused and neglected children Kimberly Anne Hagerty Craft, 73, of a popular Marsh Landing resident and an Charities, www.catholiccharitiesusa.org in St. Augustine, Fla. This program now Jacksonville, Florida, died August 4, active Garden Club leader. She was also a Please visit the online Tribute at www. serves hundreds of children each year in 2020. Arrangements by Quinn-Shalz Fam- great participant in The Woman’s Club. quinn-shalz.com. Arrangements by Quinn- therapeutic group homes and community ily Funeral Home & Cremation Centre. In her late years she lived at The Cove Shalz Family Funeral Home. services. In 2004, he further continued his (904) 249-1100 www.quinn-shalz.com at Marsh Landing and will always be work with the developmentally disabled indebted to the loving staff that took care population by providing small community John William Delaney of her to the end. Especially Ann Roundy group homes and a day treatment pro- John William Delaney, 94, of Jack- her personal caregiver who became her gram- St Augustine Group Homes, Adams sonville, Florida, died July 25, 2020. closest friend until the end. Acers, and Daisy Adams Center. Arrangements by Quinn-Shalz Family Mrs. Sander Is survived by her three His philanthropic work has included Funeral Home & Cremation Centre. (904) children: Cintra Huber McGauley and the many board positions including United 249-1100 www.quinn-shalz.com late Lawrence P. McGauley Esq., Richard Carl Vincent Simone Way of St. Johns, St. Augustine Youth Miller Huber JR. and Lucile Olson Hu- On the evening of August 1, 2020, Services, and committee work at Our Linda Atter Elder ber, Casilda Carter Huber and Capt. Bill Carl Vincent Simone, 88 of Ponte Vedra, Lady Star of the Sea, to name a few. Due Linda Atter Elder, 93, of Neptune Campbell. She is also survived by her four Fla. went peacefully to be with Jesus. to the enormous impact he has had in our Beach, died August 6, 2020. Arrange- grandchildren Cintra McGauley Sedalik, His tremendous heart finally could do no community, he received the “Florida’s ments by Quinn-Shalz Family Funeral Gillan Richard McGauley, Richard Miller more. Carl was born in Long Island, N.Y. Finest Award” from the Florida Governor Home & Cremation Centre. www.quinn- Huber III, and Alexandra Lucile Huber. but raised in Ky. until he was 13, before in 1995. He was also recognized by the shalz.com (904) 249-1100. Mrs. Sander is also is survived by her returning to Long Island. He was the son Florida Coalitions for Children as “Board beloved nephews Michael R. E. Carter, of Cosmos and Theodora Simone. Member of the Year.” Carl was deeply Martha Whilden Fischer George W. Scudder and Stepson Whitney He is survived by his devoted wife of involved with the remodeling of the Our Martha Whilden Fischer, 94, of Atlan- Sander. nearly 64 years, Elaine Simone; loving Lady Star of the Sea of which he was a tic Beach, Florida, died August 2, 2020. The family will hold a celebration daughters, Wendy Simone Moran, Schuy- member since 1979. A small lake, “Lake Arrangements by Quinn-Shalz Family of Cintra’s life when it is safe to do so. ler Simone-Siefker; son-in-laws, Shane Simone,” was named after him due to his Funeral Home & Cremation Centre. Perhaps on her birthday which is in De- Moran and David Siefker; four adoring service and dedication to his church. (904) 249-1100 www.quinn-shalz.com cember because many friends will need to grandchildren, Carl Siefker, Paul Siefker, Carl Simone should be remembered travel. Shane Moran, Jr., and Simone Siefker. not only for his achievements but for the OBITUARIES continues on Page 15 14 Ponte Vedra Recorder · August 13, 2020

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© Baptist Health 2020 Ponte Vedra Recorder · August 13, 2020 COMMUNITY NEWS 15 Jacksonville’s Life Flight turns the big 4-0 Area’s 1st air ambulance has a mechanic and a medical director. “We fly trauma and medical patients flown over 25,000 patients from the scene to the hospital, or hospital Forty years ago, Jacksonville’s preemi- to hospital transfers,” said Dane Taylor, nent air ambulance, Life Flight, had an FP-C, senior clinical base supervisor for auspicious debut. Air Methods Jacksonville and a senior Four minutes after it officially went flight paramedic for Life Flight since into service on Sunday, Aug. 3, 1980, the 2007. “Medical calls range from heart French-built, single-engine helicopter took attacks and strokes to high-risk pregnancy off from its blue landing pad at Baptist complications. We never know what Medical Center Jacksonville to airlift a the day will bring and nothing we do is Fernandina Beach man who had fallen routine.” into a vat of corrosive liquid. Later that Life Flight 1, a Bell 407GX, flies within same day, during the official dedication a 150 nautical-mile radius of Jacksonville ceremony for the five-passenger heli- and carries one patient. The standard crew copter, Life Flight was dispatched to its configuration is one pilot, one flight nurse second mission; transporting a Mayport- and one flight paramedic. The aircraft is based sailor severely injured in a diving outfitted as a self-contained critical care accident. unit and contains a hook-up to an incuba- During its first year of operation, Life tor for transporting newborns and sick Flight flew 641 medical missions, with babies with Kids Kare’s Neonatal and Photo provided by Baptist Health more than half of its patients being flown Pediatric Transport Teams, a service of directly to area emergency centers. because we suddenly had very rapid Life Flight staff, crew members, pilots, Wolfson Children’s Hospital. Now in its 40th year of continuous transport.” mechanics, leadership and medical direc- Sam Young, PMD, manager of EMS service, Life Flight has safely transported When it debuted in 1980, Life Flight tors,” said Dr. Brad Elias, Life Flight’s Support and System Emergency Prepared- more than 25,000 adult and pediatric was the second air ambulance in the state current medical director and an emergency ness for Baptist Health and a former patients in the Northeast Florida and and one of only 40 in the nation. Richard medicine physician at Baptist Jackson- paramedic, flew on several different Life Southeast Georgia region, serving all five Malone, Baptist Medical Center’s execu- ville. Flight helicopters over the years. Baptist Health hospitals and three of its tive director at the time, was instrumental “What that means to the community is “The original Life Flight was a single- four Baptist/Wolfson Children’s Hospital in getting Jacksonville’s inaugural air that we are using the best evidence-based engine helicopter. Then we transitioned satellite emergency departments. ambulance service off the ground. practices to care for our patients in the air to a series of twin-engine models,” said Each day, a Life Flight pilot conducts Before coming to Baptist in 1977, and to rapidly get them to the next level of Young, who flew on and off from 1985 a thorough shift briefing with the on-duty Malone was involved in a trail-blazing care that they need.” to 2001. “It was an honor to serve aboard medical crew, discussing weather, logis- hospital-based helicopter project spon- Today, Baptist Health contracts its Life Flight and a very rewarding experi- tics, operations and, most importantly, sored by the U.S. Department of Trans- emergency air medical transport services ence.” safety. portation. through Air Methods Corp., the largest “The medical care rendered by the Life “When Life Flight first started at Baptist Life Flight was the first rotor-wing air provider of air medical transport services Flight crew is comparable to that of any Medical Center it was cutting edge,” said ambulance in the state accredited by the in the United States. Life Flight 1, the Intensive Care Unit,” added Dr. Elias, Dr. Richard Stromberg, an emergency Commission on Accreditation of Medical latest in a long line of medical helicopters who has served as Life Flight’s medical medicine specialist at Wolfson Children’s Transport Systems (CAMTS) and the first that have called Baptist Health home, has director for more than a dozen years. Hospital and Life Flight’s third medi- in Jacksonville to carry blood products. been stationed at Baptist Medical Center “Whether it’s a complex medical patient cal director. “Life Flight’s establishment “CAMTS accreditation is highly South since 2017. or a severely injured trauma patient, Life marked an enormous change in how regarded in the air medical industry and Life Flight employs four Life Flight Flight nurses and paramedics rise to the certain kinds of emergencies were handled represents the hard work of the entire pilots, eight flight nurses and paramedics, challenge.”

Jacquelyn H. Keys 4, 2020. Arrangements by Quinn-Shalz Susan Thors Obituaries Jacquelyn H. Keys, 69, of Jackson- Family Funeral Home & Cremation Susan Thors, 71, of Jacksonville, Florida, Continued from 13 ville, Florida, died August 1, 2020. . Centre. (904) 249-1100. www.quinn- died August 3, 2020. Ponte Vedra Valley Fu- Arrangements by Quinn-Shalz Family shalz.com neral Home, Cremation Center & Cemetery – Thomas Stephen Fitzgerald Funeral Home & Cremation Centre. (904) 285-1130 – www.pontevedravalley.com Thomas Stephen Fitzgerald, 91, (904) 249-1100. www.quinn-shalz.com Rae Paul of Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, died Rae Paul, 90, of Ponte Vedra Beach, Olga Vlassova August 5, 2020. Arrangements by Joseph Leo Lombardo Florida, died July 31, 2020. Arrange- Olga Vlassova, 59, of Jacksonville, Florida, Quinn-Shalz Family Funeral Home Joseph Leo Lombardo, 79, of Ponte ments by Quinn-Shalz Family Funeral died August 10, 2020. Arrangements by Quinn- & Cremation Centre. (904) 249-1100. Vedra Beach, Florida, died July 31, Home & Cremation Centre. (904) 249- Shalz Family Funeral Home & Cremation www.quinn-shalz.com 2020. Arrangements by Quinn-Shalz 1100. www.quinn-shalz.com Centre. (904) 249-1100. www.quinn-shalz.com Family Funeral Home & Cremation Robert “Bob” Frazer Sr. Centre (904) 249-1100. www.quinn- Cintra Carter Sander Lillian Williams Robert “Bob” Frazer Sr., 67, of Jack- shalz.com Cintra Carter Sander, 90, of Jack- Lillian Williams, 95, of Jacksonville, sonville, Florida, died July 24, 2020. sonville Beach, died August 3, 2020. Florida, died August 9, 2020. Arrangements Ponte Vedra Valley Funeral Home, Ernest Tresavant Martin Arrangements by Quinn-Shalz Family by Quinn-Shalz Family Funeral Home & Cremation Center & Cemetery – (904) Ernest Tresavant Martin, 81, of Jack- Funeral Home & Cremation Centre. Cremation Centre. (904) 249-1100. 285-1130 – www.pontevedravalley.com sonville, Florida, died August 7, 2020. www.quinn-shalz.com (904) 249-1100. www.quinn-shalz.com Arrangements by Quinn-Shalz Family Karyn Marie Garcia Funeral Home & Cremation Centre. Charles Mayne Stanton Williams Lewis Young III Karyn Marie Garcia, 70, of Jack- (904) 249-1100. www.quinn-shalz.com Charles Mayne Stanton, 90, of Williams Lewis Young III, 81, of Jackson- sonville, Florida, died July 31, 2020. Ponte Vedra, Florida, died July 31, 2020. ville, Florida, died August 3, 2020. Arrange- Ponte Vedra Valley Funeral Home, Shawn Christopher Morse Ponte Vedra Valley Funeral Home, ments by Quinn-Shalz Family Funeral Home Cremation Center & Cemetery – (904) Shawn Christopher Morse, 45, of Cremation Center & Cemetery – (904) & Cremation Centre (904) 249-1100. 285-1130 – www.pontevedravalley.com Jacksonville Beach, Florida, died August 285-1130 – www.pontevedravalley.com www.quinn-shalz.com. 16 NOCATEE HAPPENINGS Ponte Vedra Recorder · August 13, 2020 EXPLORE NATURE’S BEAUTY ON NOCATEE SUNSET KAYAK TRIPS

Photo by Susan Griffin Gatorland returns to the Nocatee Farmers Market on Saturday for a wild encounters experience. Get wild at upcoming Join county naturalists for a guided trip of the Intracoastal Waterway and enjoy sunset on the water with a Nocatee sunset kayak trips. The tours will be held from 5:30-8:30 p.m. each eve- Nocatee Farmers Market ning from Aug. 13 through Aug. 16. The start- Gatorland will be on hand at the next theme, the Farmers Market features more ing point will be at the Nocatee Paddle Launch, Nocatee Farmers Market on Saturday, than 60 local vendors, selling fresh pro- 2015 Nocatee Landing Trail. Cost is as follows: Aug. 15, for a special wild encounters duce, crafts, jewelry, herbs, unique foods SJC resident providing own boat – $20 per per- experience. and more. Plus, the bar will be open for son; non-resident providing own boat – $30 per The event will be held from 10 a.m. to beer and wine purchases. However, Para- person; SJC resident using a county boat – $40 per person; Non-resident using a county boat – 1 p.m. and will feature multiple interac- dise Park Playground will not be open for $50 per person. Pre-registration is required for tive “animal encounter” performances for market attendees. a trip but does not guarantee a spot. Space on the community, including wildlife educa- The Nocatee Farmers Market is open a trip is allocated on a first-come, first-served tion and entertainment from Gatorland’s to the public and is weather permitting. basis. For more information, contact Kelly Ussia alligator trainers. Visitors to the farmers market are asked to at [email protected] or (904) 209-0335. Along with the fun and interactive practice safe social distancing. Photos by Susan Griffin

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Jacksonville Zoo Jacksonville Zoo & Gardens work- ers release Marion the manatee at releases Marion the mouth of the run to Silver Glen Springs after she the manatee back was treated at the zoo for dehydra- tion. The Jackson- into Florida waters ville Zoo’s Mana- Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens returned tee Critical Care an adult female manatee back to Florida Center provides FIND YOUR waters Tuesday, Aug. 4. The manatee, life-saving treat- named Marion after the county she was ments to rescued HAPPY PLACE rescued in, is the 15th manatee released manatees. from the zoo’s Manatee Critical Care Photo provided Center. by Jacksonville Zoo & Gardens Marion was rescued at Salt Springs Run on May 18 by the Florida Fish and cued manatees. The manatee rescue and ing tracked is available at manateerescue. Wildlife Conservation Commission, rehabilitation program is the zoo’s largest org. Florida manatees are a federally pro- along with the assistance of Clearwater regional conservation initiative, caring tected threatened species, at significant Marine Aquarium Research Institute, for 22 manatees since the center opened risk from both natural and human threats. after she was found to be excessively in 2017. Exposure to red tide, cold stress, disease, buoyant (floating higher than normal at Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, along boat strikes, crushing by floodgates and the surface of the water) and suspected of with other zoos, aquariums, nonprofit locks, line entanglement and ingestion having a GI tract issue. She was brought organizations and state and federal agen- of pollution and debris are just some of to Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens and cies, which comprise the Manatee Rescue the hazards facing one of our state’s most treated for dehydration, where her health & Rehabilitation Partnership, work to- iconic animals. and buoyancy quickly improved. The gether to monitor the health and survival If you discover an injured marine zoo released her at the mouth of the run of rehabilitated and released manatees. mammal, call the FWC hotline at from Silver Glen Springs not far from her Information about manatees currently be- (888) 404-3922. Our market is experiencing rescue location, but where there was less historically low inventory boat traffic, and she could get right out and low interest rates. to open water. Don’t Wait for this “We’re glad to get Marion back on her way after less than three months under WE WANT our care. She made a great recovery, Red Flag! thanks to her quick rescue, and the dedi- Dead trees and limbs need to TO SELL cation of our animal care team at Jack- be removed before a storm YOUR HOME sonville Zoo and Gardens. We couldn’t approaches. be happier to share this positive news We're working with during this challenging time,” said Craig ready qualified buyers for Miller, Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens Oceanfront with full concrete curator of mammals and leader of the TREE MASTERS, INC block construction Marine Mammal Response Team. Complete Riverfront home with open Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens’ Professional floor plan up to $2 million Manatee Critical Care Center is an acute Tree Care Golf course community with care, rehabilitation facility that provides 285-4625 screened pool in Fernandina Cranes • Aerial Lift • Chippers 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE life-saving medical treatment to res- Beach up to $800,000 Stumps • Debris Removal treemastersflorida.com Several pool home buyers In St. Johns County up to $500,000 Architecturally astounding home in San Marco / Riverside / Avondale up to $400,000 Investment condo in St. Johns CHARITY TAP County up to $400,000 DO OUR BUYERS FIT YOUR HOME?

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Column: Minimizing material possessions Business maximizes happiness Page 20 Weekly www.PonteVedraRecorder.com PAGE 18 THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 2020 Your financial best interest must come 1st; it’s now the law It is about time! On June 30, firms must now comply with Reg BI (Regulation Best Interest). So, what does that mean to you? It means stockbrokers bet- ter not take advantage of their clients anymore. Ric Schilling For instance, the min- Columnist ute you now walk into a stockbroker’s office for a recommendation, they must provide you with the following: No. 1 – Customer Relationship Sum- mary: The documents outline the services, fees, cost, conflicts of interest and a standard of conduct which you must receive. No. 2 – Regulation Best Interest Dis- Photo by SJC Chamber of Commerce Ponte Vedra Beach Division closure: This document summarizes the Sam and Angie Lacey cut the ribbon during their grand opening celebration Saturday, Aug. 8, at Clean Juice in Nocatee. scope and terms of any applicable account agreement(s) between you and the investment advisor or the broker dealer. It’s eight pages long so you had better cozy up in your favor- Clean Juice opens in Nocatee ite chair before taking this one on. What is important for you to know is there By Shaun Ryan It took a lot of time and effort, but “We thought we were going to be is now a law in effect which protects you they realized their dream at last when, busy, but we did not think we were from bad advice, such as not providing the Nocatee residents Sam and Angie three weeks ago, they opened their going to be as busy as we were,” said cost of the investments and not putting your Lacey are passionate about maintaining Clean Juice franchise at 250 Pine Lake Sam Lacey. best interest first. Hooray!! an organic diet. Recognizing that their Drive. In fact, the couple could sense the Factors considered in determining whether community was also very health-con- The new business was an instant community’s growing excitement from a recommendation has taken place include scious and that organic options in the success. In fact, they’ve already broken comments they received. whether the communication “reasonably area were spare, they decided to open a the Clean Juice record for single-week could be viewed as a call to action.” A roll- juice bar that catered to this need. sales. CLEAN JUICE continues on Page 24 over, which is referenced 78 times through the regulation, is a call to action. The recommendations of rollovers and withdrawals from retirement accounts is one When facing illness, take control of finances of the rule’s “most significant enhancements over the status quo,” said Jay Clayton, Securi- In light of the coronavirus pandemic, ments, insurance, legal arrangements and taxes. Let’s take a ties and Exchange Commission chairman. virtually all of us have considered quick look at each of them: And these recommendations “should be health-related issues. But for people Investments – You’ll likely need to draw on your invest- handled with care.” facing a serious, chronic illness, ments for at least some of the expenses associated with your Coupled with the highest unemployment such as Parkinson’s disease, multiple illness. So, within your portfolio, you may want to establish a rate in U.S. history due to COVID-19, now sclerosis, diabetes or cancer, health special fund devoted entirely to these costs, whether they be more than ever it is imperative to understand concerns are an everyday matter. If health care, modifications to your home, transportation and so all options available when rolling over funds you’re fortunate, you may never be on. A financial professional can help you choose investments from an employer plan to an IRA. While each afflicted with such maladies, but the -fu for this fund, as well as make recommendations for your over- situation is unique, there are universal con- Karsten Jacobson ture is unpredictable. Of course, going all investment strategy, including techniques for boosting your siderations advisors must keep in mind when Columnist through these health challenges bring income, such as adding investments that can provide an income helping clients faced with these important physical and emotional concerns — but stream that kicks in when you think your costs will rise. decisions. also financial ones. How can you prepare for them? Essentially, you’ll need to consider four key areas: invest- JACOBSON continues on Page 23 SCHILLING continues on Page 23 Ponte Vedra Recorder · August 13, 2020 19 EXCLUSIVE BEACHWALK CLUB MEMBERSHIP OPPORTUNITY

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Long-necked 39. Toothy wheel 12. Not aria nor recita- 28. Fortune-teller’s wader 40. Capital of Canada tive card 49. Embryo sacs 42. Homer Simpson 13. Open a beer 31. Sol, or la, or ti 50. One-pilot flight, pl. exclamation bottle 32. Digital audiotape, 51. Reunion attendee 43. Russia’s plain 14. *Union responsi- acr. 53. Jellystone Park 45. Zoroastrian bility 34. *Health and safety denizen archives 19. *Labor Day is this org. 54. Joanie of “Happy 47. Simon & Garfunkel puzzle’s ____ 36. *Strike____ Days” member 22. Beyoncé, a.k.a. 38. Courtroom silencer 55. At a previous time, 48. Sheik’s bevy Queen ____ 40. Choose archaic 50. Goes with sushi 23. *Like Labor Day 41. One who bends 56. Geological Society 52. *Part of labor force weekend out of shape of America 56. Jewish folklore 24. Ovine sign of the 44. Groom one’s 57. *Unofficial ____ of creature zodiac feathers summer Ponte Vedra Recorder · August 13, 2020 BUSINESS WEEKLY 21 Local homebuilder returns to RiverTown with 8 new floorplans MasterCraft Builder Group recently announced presales are now open for new construction in HighPointe at RiverTown, a waterfront lifestyle community nestled along the banks of the St. Johns River. MasterCraft Builder Group will be of- fering eight new semi-custom floorplans on homesites averaging 70-feet-by-130- feet on both water and preserve with home prices starting in the mid-$400s. “This is MasterCraft’s second time building in RiverTown,” said Chris Shee, founder and CEO of MasterCraft Builder Group. “Most of the other builders in the community aren’t semi-custom and don’t offer upgrades as standards, so we’re able to offer our Higher Standard 2.0 features such as 10-foot ceilings with smooth walls, all appliances included, chef’s kitchen with California islands, oversized pantries and laundry rooms, and many more. It’s exciting to be a part of this new phase of a beautiful community on the St. floorplans include low country, crafts- Johns River.” man and farmhouse versions of Carson, HighPointe at RiverTown offers Chadwick, Harper, Kasie, Nicholas, Paige, preserve and waterfront homesites with Tanner, and Wilder — ranging from 2,500 resort-style amenity centers complete with to 4,000 square feet, three to six bed- infinity edge pool, cafe, kayak launch, rooms, two to three-and-a-half bathrooms fitness center, tennis courts, playground, and three-plus garages. dog park and waterfront amphitheater. Go to MasterCraftBuilderGroup.com MasterCraft Builder Group’s eight new for more information. Photos provided by MasterCraft Builder Group 22 BUSINESS WEEKLY Ponte Vedra Recorder · August 13, 2020 Sunday opens community-focused eatery in face of ‘new normal’ Restaurant hopes to serve as neighborhood gathering table for breaking bread Edwin Baltzley did what many Ameri- cans did around the country when the COVID-19 pandemic’s shutdown caused the walls to close in and the outside world to loom tantalizingly beyond our win- dows. Day in and day out, Baltzley started baking bread. Only he didn’t bake an array of croissants, rye loafs, focaccia or banana. Baltzley baked one bread, known as the primordial leaven of all bread — sourdough. Three times a day for a month, loaf after loaf, Baltzley baked sourdough. Perfecting and tweaking until one day, a Photos provided by Sunday Gathering Table Photos provided by Sunday Gathering Table Edwin Baltzey and Misty Lake own Sunday warm, flour-dusted mass emerged from Sunday Gathering Table is located at 73 San Marco Ave. in St. Augustine. Hours of operation and aim to provide comfort through food at are 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday. Late Night Bites are offered 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Fridays oven that stood out from all of the others. their St. Augustine restaurant. and Saturdays. Crispy crust and soft, chewy center with a wine-like complexity of acidity and her work along the walls of Sunday but texture — the perfect sourdough. shares a studio within it. On any given From that sourdough came St. Augus- day, patrons may see her working through tine’s newest post-pandemic restaurant, the glass partition that divides the eatery Sunday. from her working studio. The soul of the community-focused Baltzley himself is also invested in eatery is of the essence of sourdough the St. Augustine community where he itself. Wholesome, locally sourced in- lives and works. Prior to opening Sunday, gredients with a neighborhood gathering Baltzley owned and operated The Bullet table ambience. 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unless an exception applies, or he leaves pany plans dictate how much and when the company. you can withdraw money. IRAs carry no Jacobson Schilling There is an age 50 withdrawal excep- such restrictions other than a penalty for Continued from 18 Continued from 18 tion for federal, state and local public withdrawal prior to age 591/2. Insurance – Depending on your Plan advantages: Losing or changing safety employees. This includes defined I hope this is helpful to you or maybe health status, you may be able to jobs can be stressful and overwhelming. It contribution and defined benefit plans someone you love. collect Medicare earlier than the may be tempting for some people to ignore including those employed in law enforce- Frederic “Ric” Schilling is a Florida native, traditional starting point at age their retirement savings and leave those ment, firefighters, EMTs, customs officials, born in Jacksonville, Fl. Ric is President and 65. Even so, you’ll likely need dollars in a former employer’s plan. This border control officers, air traffic control- founder of Senior Guardians of America, a to supplement it with additional is not a thoughtful strategy. Funds should lers, Capital police, Supreme Court police local North Florida firm specializing in tax coverage. But you may also want only remain in an employer plan only if and diplomatic security special agents of reduction, long term illness planning, asset to look beyond health insurance. there are compelling reasons to do so. the Department of State. protection, probate avoidance and life income planning. Ric is a National Speaker For example, you might be able to Federal creditor protection: Gener- IRA rollover advantages: There are and Advocate on Senior Issues and has been purchase a “chronic illness rider” ally, company plan assets under ERISA definitive advantages of rolling money into featured by the Florida Times Union and that allows you to tap into life receive federal creditor protection, outside an IRA vs leaving it in an employer plan, WJXT, TV-4 in Jacksonville as an authority insurance benefits while you’re still of bankruptcy. On the other hand, state such as: on Estate Planning and Retirement Issues. alive. Or you might consider adding law is the only protection offered to IRAs. Estate planning: IRAs can be easier to Senior Guardians has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau and is a member in a “long-term care rider” to a life Since state IRA protection varies, it’s im- coordinate with an estate plan. Some com- excellent standing with the National Ethics insurance policy; this rider offers portant to know what your state offers. pany plans force you to make your wife Association. Ric Schilling is a Certified Fi- financial benefits if you ever require Still working exception: Another the beneficiary unless she signs a waiver, nancial Fiduciary (CFF). You may contact Ric daily care that you can’t provide for reason to leave money in a plan is the still whereas IRAs allow you to name as many at 904-371-3302 or 888-891-3381. Please yourself. And some foundations, working exception. If an individual is beneficiaries as you wish without a signed visit: www.seniorguardian.com states and drug companies offer subject to required minimum distributions waiver from the spouse. This also allows This article is not intended to give tax or programs that can help pay for and believes his or her job will be restored for quicker changes without tons of admin- legal advice. Securities offered through some costs that your insurance after the pandemic, he/she might want to istrative hurdles. Center Street Securities, Inc. (CSS), a reg- won’t cover. leave the money in the company plan. Investment options: IRA owners have istered Broker-Dealer & member FINRA & SIPC. Investment Advisory Services offered Legal arrangements – If you The still working exemption allows the more investment options as opposed to a through Center Street Advisors, Inc. (CSA), a haven’t already done so, you person to delay taking required minimum company plans who will limit your op- SEC Registered Investment Advisor. Schilling may want to establish the legal distributions until they officially retire, tions. and Associates (d/b/a Senior Guardians of documents most appropriate for delaying additional income tax on those No withdrawal restriction: Some com- America) and CSA are independent of CSS. your situation, such as a durable distributions until retirement. power of attorney for finances, Age 50/55 exceptions: When a plan which gives someone the authority participant is age 55 or older in the year to manage your financial affairs he leaves his job, he can take withdrawals PRIMARY ELECTION if you become temporarily from that employer plan. The distributions incapacitated, possibly due to will be subject to tax, but there is no 10% flare-ups of your chronic disease. penalty. If he rolls the funds to an IRA, AUGUST 18TH Once you’ve recovered, you any withdrawals before 591/2 will be sub- OPEN TO ALL REGISTERED VOTERS IN ST. JOHNS COUNTY regain control of your financial ject to the 10% early distribution penalty decisions. You might also want to consider a health care proxy, which VOTE BY MAIL BALLOT DROP-OFF LOCATIONS appoints an individual to make Vote by mail ballots CANNOT be turned in at the polls on Election Day. medical decisions for you if you can’t. In creating or revising these Sunday Due to a law change, the Drop Boxes will only be available in Continued from 22 documents, you’ll need to consult Early Voting locations during the hours of early voting. with your legal professional. food truck, located outside the St. Au- Taxes – You might qualify for gustine Amphitheatre. He is a classically Your ballot must be in the Elections Office by 7 PM on Election Day to be counted. Social Security disability payments, trained chef who before starting his own which, like other Social Security business was the head chef of the Palm benefits, are taxable, so you’ll need Valley Fish Camp. VOTE EARLY to be aware of what you might owe. Wife and co-owner, Misty Lake, But you might also be eligible for designed the interior of the space with PRIMARY ELECTION some tax breaks related to your natural elements and clean lines, invok- condition. If you still itemize tax ing a homey, family-kitchen atmosphere. 9 AM - 6 PM DAILY AT ALL LOCATIONS deductions, you may be able to “Rather than reject the verbiage AUGUST 6TH THROUGH AUGUST 15TH deduct some medical expenses, as associated with being closed during Supervisor of Elections Office Southeast Branch Library NEW well as certain home improvements, COVID-19, we decided to embrace it as such as wheelchair ramps, bathtub a gentle reminder that community and 4455 Avenue A #101 6670 US 1 South Shoppes of St. Johns Parkway grab bars, motorized stairlifts and gathering, in the sense of sharing and St. Augustine, FL 32095 St. Augustine, FL 32086 (Earth Fare) so on. Your tax advisor may have support, still exists,” Lake said. “Our 120 Shops Blvd. suggestions appropriate for your mission was always to create and sustain Ponte Vedra Branch Library St. Augustine Beach City Hall Saint Johns, FL 32259 situation. a restaurant with ‘soul’ for its commu- 101 Library Boulevard 2200 A1A South Dealing with a chronic illness is nity, one that reflects its locality and pro- Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082 St. Augustine, FL 32080 NEW never easy. But by considering how vides for its neighborhood. We wanted St. Johns Convention Center your illness will affect all aspects of to invest in locally sustainable harvested Julington Creek Annex Hastings Branch Library at WGV your life, getting the help you need, food, with an emphasis on excellence, 725 Flora Branch Boulevard 6195 South Main Street 500 S. Legacy Trail and taking the right steps, you may while providing gracious, genuine hospi- Saint Johns, FL 32259 Hastings, FL 32145 St. Augustine, FL 32095 be able to reduce the financial stress tality. This is a place to nourish and bring on you and your loved ones. family and friends together.” Sunday’s menu is designed around Karsten L. Jacobson, CFP®, is a sourdough, featuring roasted shiitake financial advisor for Edward Jones at and oyster mushroom toast, a sourdough 2208 Sawgrass Village Drive in Ponte Vedra Beach 904 285 9898. This B.A.L.T and braised egg Shakshuka. The article was written by Edward Jones restaurant is open for both breakfast and for use by your local Edward Jones lunch, as well as “late-night” eats and financial advisor. drink specials on Fridays and Saturdays. 24 BUSINESS WEEKLY Ponte Vedra Recorder · August 13, 2020 Clean Juice Continued from 18 “We had people reaching out to us probably two to three times a day, asking us, ‘Are you open yet? Are you open yet?’” said Sam Lacey. One of the secrets of their success may be their choice of brands. When they were initially investigating options, the franchises they encountered were not fully committed to organic fare. Then they found Clean Juice, which turned out to be a perfect fit. Their juice bar carries the certifica- tion of the California Certified Organic Growers Associa- tion, which means they maintain a menu that is at least 95% organic. Customers can order juices that are customized and made on the spot. They can also purchase bottled juice, which employees make on site using their cold-press machine. “We’re one of the very few juice bars that actually cold- press in-house,” said Sam Lacey. That means the juice is not simply shipped in from out of state. The juice contains Photo by Shaun Ryan no preservatives and is not pasteurized, so it is only kept Sam and Angie Lacey recently opened their Clean Juice franchise in Nocatee and the response from the public has been strong. on the shelf briefly. And because it is organic, the juice is free of pesticides. which are a kind of salad. One of the star attractions is kitchen to make online orders and a new grab-and-go “What you’re putting in your body is in its purest form perhaps their selection of acai bowls, filled with fruit, nuts refrigerator. of how God made it, what it’s intended to be used for in and more, that provide an alternative to ice cream. There’s “We are so grateful for the community’s support and our bodies without the pesticides and toxins,” said Angie also a kids’ menu, seasonal items and more. how they’ve responded and showed their love for us bring- Lacey. “We want people to feel well when they leave here,” ing this juice bar concept here,” said Angie Lacey. In addition to a variety of healthy juices and smoothies, said Sam Lacey. Clean Juice is open 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays, 8 that menu includes wraps, toasts (including the popular av- Though new, the business is actually growing due to a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturdays and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays. The ocado toast) and the company’s trademark Greenoa Bowls, the community response. The LaceysBRC-1026 are adding PV Recorder.qxp_BRC another business 6/15/20 phone 11:06 isAM (904) Page 679-4552. 1

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Photo provided by the Beaches Museum The Beaches Museum’s “Beaches Legends” 2020 honorees are Ed Malin (from left), Franklin Dickinson, Walter Dickinson, Jackie Rooney and Maxwell Dickinson.

Photo by Shaun Ryan Art lovers ignored the rain on Aug. 7 to get out of the house and take part in St. Augus- The Beaches Museum’s tine’s First Friday Art Walk. It was the second consecutive Art Walk since businesses began to reopen after the statewide COVID-19 shutdown. Pictured from left at the P.A.St.A. Fine Art Gallery are Pamela Geiger, Marie and Pete Simchik of Daytona Beach, Ginny LeJeune annual gala goes virtual and Marlene Zullig. through October. This tournament is one Sept. 18 event to honor of many fundraising efforts of the Two Titmice Foundation. Malin’s energy and Vibrant artwork covers walls at local ‘Beach Legends’ compassion for the community he loves The Beaches Museum’s “Beach Leg- is witnessed through his willingness to ends” event will be held Sept. 18, but this preserve our heritage while embracing its entrance to Ponte Vedra library year’s event presents an opportunity for growth. Visitors to the Ponte Vedra Public a new twist — a virtual event and online ■ The family of Pete and Helen Dick- Library will be treated to a collection auction. inson: The Beaches Museum announced of art by recent Jacksonville transplant The event, in its seventh year, continues recognition of the Dickinson Family for Stephanie Pyren. the tradition of honoring individuals who its presence and continued contribution Pyren’s artwork is on display at the are making tomorrow’s history today. to the early formation and development entrance into the library and features a “As many organizations have done of the beaches communities as well as variety of styles and mediums. this year, we’ve decided to go to a virtual the City of Jacksonville. Maxwell, Walter Pyren’s art is a mixture encompassing event” said Jack Schmidt, event co-chair. and Franklin Dickinson are the surviving the energetic essence of modern and the “We can see so many positives in this children of Helen and Walter D. “Pete” live sensibility of the old masters. She move in that now our program will be ac- Dickinson, Sr. Pete and his wife Helen works in all mediums, oils, watercolors, cessible to everyone, everywhere.” opened a five-and-dime store that eventu- pastels and graphics and has exhibited Participating in the virtual event will ally became a hardware store beginning in one-man shows and groups national- be complimentary. However, there are in 1930. Pete and Helen continued their ly and internationally, including France, sponsor and patron opportunities as well business endeavors by owning and operat- Bangkok, Holland and throughout the as an online silent auction. Proceeds from ing multiple businesses including the United States. Photos provided by Stephanie Pyren the event support the education, operation Sundeck Motel and Perkins Bath House. Pyren has also illustrated four chil- and preservation programs of the Beaches Pete was always recognized as a civic dren’s books and has worked in all the Pyren and her husband have recently Museum. leader in the Beaches community, offering major animation studios in Los Angeles relocated to Jacksonville, where she The highlight of the evening will be support for many Beaches organizations. as a character designer and background has been getting involved with the local an awards presentation honoring well- The Dickinson brothers, along with their painter. She has also taught life draw- art scene. She is a current member of known, contemporary individuals who sister Petra, enjoyed an idyllic, and at the ing and fashion illustrating and window Jacksonville Artist Guild and has joined have made and are making significant same time challenging, life of living and display at the Columbia College in the Jacksonville Branch of the National contributions to the on-going history of working on the boardwalk in support of Columbia, South Carolina. League of American Pen Women. Mayport, Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, their family businesses. As they reached Jacksonville Beach, Ponte Vedra Beach adulthood, they continued the legacy and Palm Valley. handed down by their parents to become The honorees for 2020 are: accomplished business and civic leaders ■ Ed Malin: Malin is a third-genera- in their own manner and style. tion member of a Beaches family, having ■ Jackie Rooney: For the last 18 years, been raised and currently residing in Palm Rooney has been attending events from Valley. He is a community advocate as Mayport to Ponte Vedra and writing about well as an ardent nonprofit supporter. Ma- them in her Shorelines social column, lin generously opens the doors of his res- “The Rooney Bin.” The freelance writer, taurants, Angie’s Subs and Angie’s Grom, who prefers being behind the scenes, for community events and fundraisers. agreed to author the column only if she He and his wife Kristan co-founded the could give it a humorous spin. Rooney Two Titmice Foundation, which supports is known as the Beaches’ storyteller, local breast cancer patients in their time weaving together the people, events and of need. Malin, an avid outdoorsman, spirit of the community into one tapestry. created the Big Whiting Tournament, Her observance and interest in Beaches known as the BWT, which is held the first Tuesday of every month from March GALA continues on Page 27 The entrance to the Ponte Vedra Branch Library is adorned with Stephanie Pyren’s artwork. 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SportsTHURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 2020 • PAGE 28 www.PonteVedraRecorder.com ProWatercross race crowns national champion Inaugural event draws crowds to Vilano Beach By Amber Lake

The Liqui Moly ProWatercross National Tour event at Vilano Beach couldn’t have fallen on a better weekend. Hurricane Isaias had just blown past and with it brought a south-to-north current that left the ocean a tranquil glassy blue — perfect for tearing up with 85 mph jet skis aiming for the title. The race kicked off on Saturday, Aug. 8, with the final professional motos sched- uled to start later that day. Amateur races were held on Sunday. This year, the national championship arrived at Vilano after being canceled in both Lake Charles, Louisiana, and West Palm Beach due to COVID-19. It was also the first time the series had been held in St. Augustine. “Hosting the national championship of the Liqui Moly ProWatercross Tour is an honor for Florida’s Historic Coast and we look forward to the competition this weekend,” said Richard Goldman, president and CEO of the St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra & The Beaches Convention & Visitors Bureau. Photo by Amber Lake PROWATERCROSS continues on Page 30 Fans and competitors line the beach during the inaugural Liqui Moly ProWatercross National Championship last weekend at Vilano Beach. Sports car drivers can’t wait to see stock cars on Daytona’s road course By Don Coble Haywood said. “There are a lot of braking zones. Braking isn’t a strong point with a NASCAR car. If these guys are DAYTONA BEACH | Nobody knows the Daytona Interna- really aggressive at the start, they’ll fade to the back.” tional Speedway road course better than Hurley Hay- Haywood is tied with Scott Pruett with five 24-hour wins wood. As one of the most accomplished sports car endur- at Daytona. Haywood also has three victories at the iconic ance drivers of all time, he has logged more than 100,000 24 Hours of LeMans and two at the 12 Hours of Sebring. miles on the twisting course that uses a portion of the Jordan Taylor, who joined his father at Wayne Taylor infield and most of the superspeedway’s high-banking. Racing to win two of the last three Rolex 24 at Daytona That’s why he’s excited to watch stock-car drivers races, agrees. wrestle with aggression and finesse in Sunday’s GoBowl- “It’s all about survival,” he said. “It’s a track that offers a ing 235 on the 14-turn circuit. lot of aggressive brake zones. There will be a lot of bang- “They’re going to find out it’s not like any other road ing around.” course,” Haywood said from his St. Augustine home. “It’s And like Haywood, Taylor said he’s eager to watch the fast. I think it will be exciting.” race. NASCAR added a second chicane coming off the fourth “I was really excited when I heard about the race,” he turn to extend the track to 3.57 miles. said. “I always thought the road course would make for And as he’s done for every one of his 24-hour races good [NASCAR] racing. There are a lot of passing zones. Photo provided by Hurkley Haywood between 1969 and 2012, Haywood said the key is being It should be a lot of fun.” Sports car racing legend Hurley Haywood is looking forward smart and careful early in the race. to Sunday’s stock-car race at Daytona International Speedway. “Daytona is pretty straightforward on the road course,” DAYTONA continues on Page 30 Ponte Vedra Recorder ·• AugustDeceAugustm ber 13,13, 202012,2020 2019 ClassifiedCLASSIFIED 29 1 MessageMessage toto Advertisers:Advertisers: CLASSIFIEDCLASSIFIED RATESRATES 20202017 AllAll adsads areare non-refundable.non-refundable. PleasePlease checkcheck youryour adad copycopy thethe firstfifi rstrst weekweek ofof publication.publication. WeWe willwill onlyonly applyapply creditcredit AllAll LineLine AdsAds areare 44 lines,lines, forfor thethe firstfifi rstrst runrun andand creditscredits areare subjectsubject toto approvalapproval byby 2020 toto 2525 CharactersCharacters PerPer Line.Line. thethe Publisher.Publisher. 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