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Florida Sheriffs Association " Sheriff "pinot,"r.n hornttont, Officers .. into rnnrine pntrvl» '' r Board of Directors 3 Don't overlook FLORIDA'S GOVERNMENT the back of the book Turn to the back of the book, pages Executive Branch .. 59 through 64, for the "good stuff ' we saved for last —like dessert. Directory of State Agencies . lt includes a "cover story" about the new look in the Pinellas County State Government Chart .. . . 12 Sheriffs Office "navy"; a picture of the Chevrolet Corvette that formerly Legislative Branch . . 14 belonged to a drug dealer and is now being used as an anti-drug teaching Judicial Branch . . . . 21 tool; plus an article about the unique quilt Sheriff Bob Vogel received from Florida's U.S. Senators a member of his far-flung fan club. and Representatives ...... 26 Back there you' ll also meet Cpl. Dennis Holerger, a St. Lucie County Directory of County Officials. . . . . 32 deputy sheriff who was recently named "Crime Prevention Practi- Sheriffs of Florida (Biographies) . 37 tioner of the Year" by the National Crime Prevention Coalition. Directory of Law Enforcement Agencies . . . . 53 Be warned: All this you will miss if you overlook the back of the book. Florida Police Chiefs . . . . 57 Sheriffs' Telephone Numbers and Addresses ...... Inside Back Cover

VQIQMe 34s NO+ 1» MSXCil APHlq I990 Publisher, J.M. "Buddy" Pbilhps, Executive Director, Florida Sheriffs Associatson EChtori Carl Staufffsr Art Director„Frank Jones PryCkction Assistant, Lynn ~ THE SHEMFF'S STAR is publiished monthly during Fe~, May, June and Ss~bsr and bi-nMmthiy during December and January, March and. April, July and August, ~sr and November, by the Florida Shsrafs Association„a nonpeest corporation, P, 0,Box 1r48'f, Tslahasssa, Florida, 82302-1487 (street address, 2617 Mahan Drive). The subscription rate is $6 per year and the pubheation number is USP8 498 980.Second class postage is paid at Tallahassee, Fiorida. Copyright Ct by EloHde 8Asriffs Assooiotion. ISSNt 0488 6186 PP88Aktit 8 M888tsg8

Striving for stability- a goal for the 90s

By Indian River County Sheriff R T. "Tim" Dobeck, President Florida Sheriffs Association

Farewell to the 1980s--and good riddance. In the 1980s we saw crack cocaine emerge as a cheap but powerful drug that threatened to control our society's destiny. It turned areas of our cities into bloody battlegrounds, and shattered the quiet, peaceful way of life that had prevailed in our urban and President R. T. "Tim" Dobeck rural counties. Prison overcrowding also increased dramatically Near the end of last year 56 Sheriffs addressed during this disastrous decade, resulting in an early the state prison system's "revolving door" situation release system that dumped thousands of danger- in a unique way by filing a court suit that chal- . , ous criminals back into our communities after they lenged the constitutionality of early releases. That had served only about 20 percent of their sentences. issue is undecided at this point, but Sheriffs have Critics called this ridiculous charade "legalized not slipped into a slump of inactivity while await- escape" and described the prison system as a ing the outcome. "revolving door. " Planning and training are under way for the next The turmoil of the 1980s severely crippled our "Rockpile" raids; strategies are being shaped for criminal justice system, but Sheriffs did not stand the 1990 session of the Florida Legislature; and around wringing their hands and bemoaning the careful consideration is being given to various state of affairs. Instead they initiated numerous issues that surfaced during the recent Mid-Winter positive responses that will help us to escape from Conference of the Florida Sheriffs Association. this troubled era of instability. During that 2'/2-day conference Sheriffs agreed During the early part of 1989Sheriffs organized a unanimously to oppose the legalization of illegal "summit" meeting of law enforcement officials to drugs; voted in favor of a proposed constitutional plan a comprehensive attack on crack. amendment setting qualifications for the office of Shortly thereafter they organized a cocaine task Sheriff; and voiced support for a committee recom- force and started making plans for "Operation mendation that Florida's jail standards should be Rockpile, " a series of statewide drug sweeps. upgraded to match federal standards. When the Florida Legislature went into session It must be obvious from this recital ofactions and in April, Sheriffs supported Governor Bob Martinez issues that Sheriffs have not been immobilized by in his appeal for funds to expand the overcrowded the chaos of the 1980s. They have continued to run prison system. true to form as leaders and innovators in the field of In 1989 the Crack Cocaine Task Force hit drug law enforcement. I'm grateful for that. It gives me dealers and users with "Operation Rockpile" raids assurance that better days are coming. that resulted in 6,577 arrests and removed substan- I see signs that a return to stability has begun, tial quantities of crack rocks, cocaine, marijuana not only in the criminal justice system, but in other and heroin from the marketplace. Over 1,500 offic- areas of our troubled society. Therefore my message ) ers were involved. They confiscated 984 vehicles, to my colleagues and their constituents is: "Con- 257 weapons and $168,534 in cash. Not bad for tinue to strive for stability. We almost "lost it in the three 48-hour round-ups! 1980s. We can recover it in the 1990s.

MARCH-APRIL 1990 R. T. "Tim" Dobeck Earl (Sermon) Dyess, Jr. President Vice President

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Charles S. Dean Don R. Moreland Jerry Whitehead Kenneth W. Fortune, Sr. Immediate Past President Chairman of the Board Treasurer Secretary

Joe C. Peavy W. G. "'Buddy'" Smith J. M. "Buddy" Phillips, Jr. Sergeant-at-Arms Chaplain Executive Director (appointed)

THE SHERIFF'S STAR Florida Sheriffs Association Board of Directors

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MARCH-APRIL 1990 GOVERNOR BOB MARTINEZ (R) Bob Martinez was inaugurated as Florida's 40th Gover- nor on January 6, 1987. It marked the second time in 113 years that the powers of the state's highest office had been handed to a Republican. One of his greatest challenges has been to balance Flori- da's rapid growth with the need to protect the environment. Efforts to deal with this problem culminated in Preservation 2000, a land acquisition program to protect environmentally-sensitive areas; projects to ensure the quality of Florida's water supply; and creation ofThe Gov- ernor's Task Force on Urban Growth Patterns. His official biography pictures him as a "champion of the environment, " due primarily to opposing off-shore oil drilling; organizing a compact with other southern states to coordinate environmental protection efforts; and actions taken to protect Florida's rivers and lakes. Governor Martinez takes credit for making Florida a leader in the nation's war on illegal drugs. He traveled to Latin America to see first-hand the source of America' s drug supply, and, as a representative of the National Gov- ernors' Association, presented a ten-point anti-drug plan to President George Bush. He helped to establish Drug- Free School Zones in Florida through laws that impose minimum mandatory sentences on anyone convicted of drug activity near schools; and he initiated a "Drug-Free Workplace" policy in his own office to foster a similar standard throughout state government. He has been credited with being one of the nation's first governors to use the National Guard in drug-fighting activity. During the Martinez years Florida's prison system has expanded, and mechanisms have been developed to keep the worst offenders behind bars. Alternatives to incarcera- tion have been established for non-violent offenders. Office Location ...... Capitol Building Expanding inmate work programs, and the Governor' s Telephone Number ...... 904/488-4441 with financial resources reim- proposal to make prisoners Governor's Staff burse the state for the cost of their prison stay have been described as efforts to increase taxpayers' return on their Sarah Porter...... Executive Assistant to Governor investment in the prison system. Brian Ballard...... Director of Operations Governor Martinez is a Tampa native and served two Jon Peck...... Press Secretary terms as the city's mayor before he was elected Governor in Patricia Woodworth ...... Director of Planning and Budgeting 1986. He is a former school teacher, labor negotiator and Sally Munroe ...... Director of Cabinet Affairs restaurant operator. Carol Dover...... Director of Appointmentg Governor Martinez married the former Mary Jane Peter Dunbar ...... General Counsel and Marino in 1954.Their son Alan and his wife, Shari, live in Legislative Affairs Director Tampa. So do their daughter, Sharon and her husband Shirley Gooding . .. Citizens Assistance Administrator Neil B.Keen, Jr. The Keens have identical twin daughters, Emily Ida and Lydia Maria. 4 THE SHERIFF'S STAR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

BOBBY BRANTLEY (R) National Conference of Lieutenant Governors (Chairman) Born Atmore, Alabama, April i Honors Has received citizenship, government service and 6, 1948 (moved to Florida in 1956) legislative awards from Florida Conservative Union, Semi- Education Florida public schools nole County Chamber of Commerce, Independent Automo- Wife Patti Children Two Church bile Dealers, Young Republicans, Jaycees, Florida Sheriffs Baptist Military U.S. Marine Association, Florida League of Cities; included in Who's Who Corps, 1968-72 Business Back- in American Politics and Prominent People in Florida ground Citrus, golf course owner, Government; chosen one of the Outstanding Young Men of marketing representative for America, 1980; delegate to Republican National Conven- Corrections Corporation of tions in 1980, 1984 and 1988;member, Governor's Task Force America Public Service Career on Prison Overcrowding; consistently received 100% rating Seminole County Board of from Florida Conservative Union while in the Legislature. Adjustment, Vice Chairman (he Office Location Capitol Building lived in Longwood); elected to Florida House of Representa- Telephone Number 904/488-4711 tives in 1978 and served through 1986; Chairman, Republi- Lt. Governor's Staff can Policy Committee; elected Lieutenant Governor, 1986 Bethany Kemp . .Personal Secretary/ Affiliations American Correctional Association, 32nd Office Manager Degree Mason, Bahai Shrine Temple; Scottish Rite, Jaycees, Marilyn McDaniel ...... Staff Assistant Seminole County Republican Executive Committee, Capt. Robert Lovering Security

Florida's Governors

Territorial 1873-1877...... Ossian B. Hart (R) 1941-1945.Spessard L. Holland (D) 1821-1822...... Andrew Jackson M. L. Stearns 1945-1949 ..Millard F. Caldwell (D) i1822-1834...... William P. Duval 1877-1881.. . . . George F. Drew (D) 1949-1953...... Fuller Warren (D) 1834-1835...... John H. Eaton 1881-1885.William D. Bloxham (D) 1953-1957... . . Dan T. McCarty (D) 1835-1840...... Richard Keith Call 1885-1889.... Edward A. Perry (D) Charley E. Johns (D) 1840-1841.. .Robert Raymond Reid 1889-1893.. Francis P. Fleming (D) LeRoy Collins (D) 1841-1844...... Richard Keith Call 1893-1897.. . Henry L. Mitchell (D) 1957-1961...... LeRoy Collins (D) 1844-1845...... John Branch 1897-1901.William D. Bloxham (D) 1961-1965...... Farris Bryant (D) Since Statehood 1901-1905.William S. Jennings (D) 1965-1967...... Haydon Burns (D) 1845-1849 ..William D. Moseley (D) 1905-1909Napoleon B. Broward (D) 1967-1971. . Claude R. Kirk, Jr. (R) 1849-1853 .. Thomas Brown (Whig) 1909-1913.. Albert W. Gilchrist (D) 1971-1979..Reubin O'D. Askew (D) A. K. Allison* (D) 1913-1917...... Park Trammell (D) 1979-1987...... Bob Graham (D) 1853-1857....James E. Broome (D) 1917-1921...... Sidney J. Catts (D) 1987*...... Wayne Mixson (D) 1857-1861....Madison S. Perry (D) (Elected as candidate of 1987- ...... Bob Martinez (R) 1861-1865...... John Milton (D) Prohibition Party) *It. Governor Mixson served a few A. K. Allison* (D) 1921-1925.. .. . Cary A. Hardee (D) days as Governor between theendof William Marvin*s 1925-1929.. . . . John W. Martin (D) Graham's term (which was early 1865-1868...... David S. Walker 1929-1933.. . . Doyle E. Carlton (D) due to Graham's being swornin as a (Conservative) 1933-1937...... David Sholtz (D) U. S. Senatorj and theinauguration 1868-1872...... Harrison Reed 1937-1941...... Fred P. Cone (D) (R) of Gov. Bob Martinez. "Temporary (acting) ««By Presidential Proclamation Governors hold "Supreme Executive Power" In strong language, Article IV, Section 1, of Florida's or municipal officers upon any subject relating to the Constitution decrees that "the supreme executive power duties of their respective offices. shall be vested in a governor. " Other constitutional powers permit the Governor to: Then it adds: He shall be commander-in-chief of all mil- initiate judicial proceedings requiring public officials to do itary forces of the state. .. He shall take care that the laws their duty, or refrain from unauthorized actions; request gabe faithfully executed, commission all officers of the state Supreme Court interpretations of his constitutional pow- and counties, and transact all necessary business with the ers and duties; call out the militia to preserve the public officers of government. He may require information in peace; make appointments to fill vacancies in state and writing from all executive or administrative state, county county offices.

MARCH-APRIL 1990 4 STATE CABINET + The Executive Branch of state government administers and enforces laws. Top officials are the Governor, Lieuten- ant Governor and six cabinet officials —Treasurer, Commissioner of Agriculture, Attorney General, Comptroller, Secretary of State and Commissioner of Education. Each cabinet member is elected statewide and given specific duties.

ATTORNEY GENERAL BOB BUTTERWORTH (D)

Born Passaic, NJ, August 20, tions and Honors Leadership positions have included Chair- 1942 Education BSBA Degree, man, Florida Bar Corrections Committee; Vice President, University of Florida; JD Degree, Conference of County Court Judges; Legislative Committee University of Miami Law School; Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Association; has been member of advanced studies, international Florida Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commis- law, U. of Miami; adjunct profes- sion; Florida Council on Criminal Justice; International sor Nova University Graduate Association of Chiefs of Police; National Sheriffs Associa- School of Criminal Justice Wife tion; Governor's Advisory Council to the Department of Cor- q,pelf'( Marta Prado Career Attorney for rections; Governor's Highway Safety Committee; and Bro ward County Sheriff's Broward County Urban League. Department, 1972-73; Assistant State Attorney; Assistant Office Location . Capitol Building County Administrator (Broward Telephone Number (904) 487-1963 County), 1974;County Judge and Executive Staff Circuit Judge, 1974-78;appointed Sheriff ofBroward County, Mitch Franks...... 1978; elected Sheriff 1980; appointed Executive Director, Deputy Attorney General Ron Villella...... Director for Executive Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, Deputy Busines Tom Hillstrom...... 1982;Appointed Mayor ofSunrise, FL, "torestore integrity to Special Assistant. Barbara O' Brien...... Executive government, " 1984; was practicing law when he was elected . Assistant Doss . .. . to serve as Florida's 33rd Attorney General in 1986 Affilia- Rodney . . Chief, Crime Prevention and Training STATE TREASURER INSURANCE COMMISSIONER AND FIRE MARSHAL TOM GALLAGHER (R) Born Wilmington, Delaware, cessfully for Treasurer, Insurance Commissioner and Fire February 3, 1944 Education Uni- Marshal; sworn-in January 3, 1989 Affiliations Muscular versity of Miami, Bachelor' s Dystrophy Society of South Florida (served as Secretary); Degree in marketing, 1965 Prior Coconut Grove Jaycees (charter member); Diabetes Occupation manufacturer's Research Institute Foundation (served on Board of Directors, representative for firms market- responsible for landmark legislation to fund diabetes ing school and library furniture research at three universities in Florida). 1970-73; mort- and equipment, Office Location . . . Capitol Building 1973- gage insurance business, Telephone Number 488-3440 85; mortgage software business, 1986-87 Military U.S. Army, Executive Staff 1965-67, member of Presidential Honor Guard Government Ser- Trevor Smith. .. .Assistant Insurance Commissioner- vice elected to Florida House of Assistant Treasurer Representatives, 1974; Chairman, Dade County House Dele- Herman C. Pitts Deputy Treasurer- gation, 1980; Minority Whip, 1980-82; selected runner-up, Fire Marsha' "Most Effective in Debate, "1981;named "Most Effective in John Kummer .. . .. Deputy Insurance Commissions Committee, "1984;campaigned unsuccessfully for Governor, Jim McCloy...... Director, Legislative Affairs 1986; appointed Secretary of Florida Department of Profes- Eva Armstrong. Chief Cabinet Aide sional Regulation, 1987; resigned in 1988 to campaign suc-

THE SHERIFF'S STAR COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE DOYLE CONNER (D) Diploma of Merit from the Confederation of Interamericana Born Starke, Florida, Dec. 17, Cattlemen's Association; recipient of numerous other 1928 Education BS Degree in awards and agricultural honors, including induction into the Agriculture, University of Flor- Florida Agricultural Hall of Fame. ida, 1952 Wife Laurita Children Three Church Baptist Honors Office Location Capitol Building elected to the House of Represen- Telephone Number . 488-3022 tatives from Bradford County as Executive Staff a 21-year-old student at the Uni- versity of Florida; served five Dr. Martha Rhodes ...... Assistant Commissioner terms and in 1957, at age 28, Earl Peterson...... Coordinator, Agricultural Programs became the State's youngest Charles Blair Chief Cabinet Aide Speaker of the House; elected John McNeely . Senior Cabinet Aide Commissioner of Agriculture in Allen Poole. . . Coordinator, Agricultural Advisory Council 1960 and re-elected subsequently; Richard Kelly ...... Senior Executive Assistant Dean of the Florida Cabinet; national president, Future Larry Shackelford ...... Senior Executive Assistant Farmers of America, 1948-49; one of five Outstanding Young Roosevelt Harris . .Executive Assistant Men in Florida by state Jaycees, 1950, and one of Ten Out- Sherman Wilhelm . .Staff Counsel standing Young Men in America by U. S.Jaycees, 1961;first Wayne Hosid...... Environmental Administrator person outside the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service to Alan Israels . . Chief Internal Auditor receive its prized Certificate of Merit; recipient of the Fourth Charles Allen ...... Chief, Information, Education World Meat Congress prestigious Silver Bucranium Award & Research Services for promoting international trade; recipient of Venezuela's Ms. Terry L. Rhodes .... . Chief, Personnel Management highest award, the Order of Francisco de Miranda, for prom- & Employee Relations oting trade between Florida and Venezuela; recipient of the Robert Blankenship...... Senior Program Specialist COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION

BETTY CASTOR (D)

Born Glassboro, N.J., May 11, Relations, Florida Education Association/United, Florida 1941 (moved to Florida in 1966) Association of Community Colleges, Mental Health Associa- Education Bachelor's Degree in tion, Florida Association of School Administrators, Florida Education, Glassboro State Col- School Boards Association, Florida Association of Media lege; M.Ed from University of Educators, University of Tampa and March of Dimes. Miami Children Three Prior Occupation Educator (taught Office Location . Capitol Building school in Uganda, Africa, under Telephone Number .487-1785 British-American AID program, Executive Staff also in Dade County, Florida; Laurey Stryker ...... Assistant Commissioner served as Director ofGovernmen- Cecil Golden ...... Deputy Commissioner for tal Relations for University of '„ Planning, Budget and Evaluation South Florida, 1979-82) Public «P~ Service Member, Hillsborough IIII ' "' ""'-'=""'~- Division Directors County Board of County Commissioners (1972-76), Hospital Dr. Donald VanFleet ...... Public Schools and Welfare Board, Environmental Protection Commission, Clark Maxwell, Jr...... Community Colleges Aviation Authority, member, Tampa Bay Regional Plan- Dr. Wendy Cullar . Administration ning Council and Rapid Transit Authority; elected to Florida Ida S. Baker...... Human Resource Development Senate in 1976, 1982 and 1984, President Pro-Tem in 1985-86; Robert S. Howell...... Vocational, Adult and Commissioner of Education in 1986 Affiliations elected Community Education League of Women Voters (Past President), Business and Dr. Charles B. Reed (Chancellor) ...... Universities Professional Women's Clubs, Inc. Sierra Club, Florida , Carl McCoy Blind Services Women's Network, Network of Executive Women, American David Voss . Communications Association of University Women, PTA, Kappa Delta Mary Lou Rajchel . Cabinet Affairs Honors Good government and legislative achieve- )Gamma Pat O' Connell ...... Federal/State Relations ment awards from many organizations, including Jaycees, Florida Board of Regents, Florida Commission on Human

MARCH-APRIL 1990 SECRETARY OF STATE JIM SMITH (R)

Born Jacksonville, May 25, 1940 Board of Overseers, Stetson College of Law; Florida State Education Public schools of University Council of Advisors, President's Fund for Excel- Jacksonville, Libya and Spain lence, Florida State University Athletic Committee; Advi- (his father supervised U.S. over- sory Board, National Federation of Parents for Drug-Free seas construction projects); Youth; Alpha Tau Omega National Fraternity; and Grand Bachelor's Degree in Govern- Orator of the Grand Lodge, Free and Accepted Masons of ment and Public Administra- Florida. tion, Florida State University, 1962;JD Degree, Stetson Univer- Office Location . . . The Capitol sity College of Law, 1967; listed Telephone number .. ... 488-3680 in Who's Who in American Col- Executive Staff leges and Universities, 1967 edition Wife Carole Ann Children Beverly B. Burnsed Assistant Secretary of State three Church Methodist Mili tary Donald E. North .. Chief Public Information Officer two years' active duty, U.S. Army, commanded a tank Jim Flack ...... Chief Cabinet Aide company, discharged with rank of captain Career admitted Ken Rouse .General Counsel to Florida Bar, 1967; private law practice, Fort Lauderdale; Sue Tully ...... Executive Assistant Executive Assistant to Secretary of State, 1969; Executive Division Directors Assistant to Lieutenant Governor, 1971; Deputy Secretary of Commerce, also 1971;Senior Staff Assistant to the Gover- Hal Lench . Admimstrative Services nor; resigned, 1972, to become founding partner in Tallahas- David Mann Corporations see law firm, 1972; appointed to Board of Regents, 1977, Peyton Fearington . Cultural Affairs resigned 1978; elected Attorney General of Florida, 1978; Dot Joyce Elections reelected, 1982; appointed Secretary of State by Governor George Percy Historical Resources Martinez in 1987 to fill vacancy created by retirement of Barratt Wilkins .. Library and Information Services George Firestone; elected to this office, 1988 Affiliations John Russi ...... Licensing

STATE COMPTROLLER GERALD A. LEWIS (D)

Born Birmingham, Alabama, Executive Staff March 31, 1934 Education Har- Ash Williams .Assistant Comptroller vard College, A.B.; Harvard Law Thomas G. Clemons...... Deputy Comptroller for School, L.L.B. Prior Occupation Divisions of Auditing and Accounting, Attorney Wife Mary Children Information Systems and Finance Three daughters Religion Jewish Lawrence H. Fuchs ...... Deputy Comptroller for Military U.S.Army, paratrooper; Divisions of Banking and Securities Captain and Commanding William Reeves General Counsel Officer, Special Forces Detach- Mark A. Ivester .Chief Cabinet Aide ment; U.S. Army Reserve and Tom Pitcock Chief Legislative Aide National Guard; Honors elected Barry Gladden Chief Investigator to the Florida House ofRepresen- Terence McElroy . .. Press Secretary tatives, 1966 and 1968;to Florida Kay McNab. . Schedule Coordinator Senate, 1970; elected Florida Samara Navarro . ... Inspector General State Comptroller, 1974; reelected, 1978, 1982 and 1986; Bill McKeown. . .. Director of the Div. of Administration South Florida Public Service Society's Distinguished Service Dennis Croft...... Director of the Division Award; Humanitarian Award, United Cerebral Palsy of of Information Systems Miami; State Chairman, American Cancer Society and George Haynie...... Director of the Division of Heart Fund Drives, State Employees' Division; Affiliations Accounting and Auditing The Florida Bar, American Bar Association and Dade Terence Straub ...... Director of the Division County Bar Association; Board of Trustees, Conference of of Banking State Bank Supervisors; South Florida Chapter, 82nd Air- Don Saxon. Director of the Division borne Division Association Vice Chairman); Harvard (past of Securities Club of Greater Miami, past Vice President and Secretary. Randy Holland ...... Director of the Division- Office Location Capitol Building of Finance Telephone number 488-0370

THE SHERIFF'S STAR A DIRECTORY OF STATE AGENCIES

Administration, Mayo Building Banking & Finance, Tallahassee, 32399.2000 Comptroller Board of Tallahassee, 32399.0800 Department of (904) 488-6300 (See Banking) (904) 488-2226 Cliff Hinkle, Gerald Lewis, Comptroller Tourism Corrections, Executive Director Dairy Industry The Capitol Edward J. Litrenta, Director 1230 Blountstown Jay Boosinger, Director Tallahassee, 32399-0350 505 Collins Building Department of Highway Administration Bldg. (904) 488.0370 Tallahassee, 32399-2000 Richard L. Dugger, Park 20 West, Building H 3125 Doyle Conner Blvd. (904) 488-5606 Secretary P. O. Drawer 5318 Tallahassee, 32399-1650 Business 1311 Winewood Blvd. Tallahassee, 32314 (904) 487-1450 Regulation, Community Affairs, Tallahassee, 32399.2500 Department of (904) 488-4406 Administration Department of (904) 488-7480 Administration, John Shipp, Director Stephen R. MacNamara Tom Pelham, Secretary Vernon Bradford, * Department of Mayo Building Secretary Rhyne Building Asst. to the Secretary Tallahassee, 32399-0800 Johns Building 2740 Centerview Drive (904) 488-7480 Aletta L. Shutes, (904) 488-5321 Street Tallahassee, 3239M100 725 S. Bronough Dave Brierton, * Secretary Tallahassee, 32399-1000 (904) 488.8466 Animal Industry Deputy Secretary Rm. 435, Carlton Bldg. (904) 488-7114 * Tallahassee, 32399-1550 Dr. C. L. Campbell, Dir. Randall Kelley, (904) 488-7860 Mayo Building Assistant Secretary (904) 488-4116 DIVISIONS ~ Tallahassee, 32399-0800 (904) 488-8466 Harry K. Singletary, Jr. Assistant DIVISIONS (904) 488-7747 Pari-Mutuel Wagering * Secretary for W. Van N. Jones, Jr. Steven Pfeiffer, Operations Personnel Management Chemistry 725 S. Bronough St. General Counsel (904) 488.8181 Services 488. Dr. Dan S. Smyly, Tallahassee, 32399-1000 (904) 0410 ~ Jim Irwin, Director Bill Thurber, Director (904) 488-9130 Ekholm, * Rm. 239, Carlton Bldg. Lynn Asst. Secretary for OMB Administration Bldg. Dir. of Admin. Serve. (904) 488-0010 3125 Doyle Conner Blvd. Hotels & Restaurants (904) 488-3800 Barbara Palmer, Director (904) 488-0860 State Employees' Tallahasssee, 32399.1650 Bob MacMaster, Dir. ~ (904) 488-0295 Johns Building Florida Housing Finance Information Services Insurance 725 S. Bronough Street Carl Ogden, Director Agency (904) 488-0420 Forestry Tallahassee, 32399.1011 Mark Hendrickson, ' Old Augustine ~ 2002 St. Harold Mikell, Director (904) 488-1133 Executive Director Dr. Charles Mathews, Rd. B-12 , Administration Bldg. (904) 488-4197 Asst. Secretary for (904) 487-1972 3125 Doyle Conner Blvd, Fla. Land Sales, Health Services 32399-1650 Condominiums & DIVISIONS (Mailing address for above Tallahassee, (904) 488-4702 (904) 488-4274 Mobile Homes officials is: 530 Carlton E. James Kearney, Dir. Housing and Community Ben Williams~ luilding, Tallahassee, Fruit & Vegetable 2571 Executive Center, East Development Adult Services Program Lewis Burnside, Dir. ~ 32399-1550) Inspection Howard Bldg. , Suite 202 (904) 487-2475 C.E. Knight, Director (904) 488-7956 Retirement Tallahassee, 32301 Harry Dodd, Dir. * P. O. Box 1072 488-1631 A. J. McMullian III, (904) Bureau of Housing Probation & Parole Director Winter Haven, 33880 (Vacancy), Chief~ (813) 294-3511 Alcoholic Beverages & Services Program Cedars Executive Center Tobacco (904) 488-7956 (904) 487-2165 North Monroe Street Inspection C. L. Ivey, Dir. Bureau of Economic and Benjamin Groomes, Dir. * Building C Dr. Wm. E. Pace, Director 725 S. Bronough St. 32303 Community Assistance Corr. Educational Authority Tallahassee, Administration Bldg. Johns Building Linda Frohock, Chief' (904) 488-5540 Blvd. (904) 487-2270 3125 Doyle Conner Tallahassee, 32399-1020 (904) 488-7541 Administrative Hearings Tallahassee, 32399-1650 (904) 488-7891 James Mitchell, Dir. ~ Emergency Management Sharyn Smith, Director (904) 488-3731 Youthful Offender Pari-Mutuel Commission Gordon L. Guthrie, Dir. * DeSoto Building Marketing Services Program Armer E. White (904) 487-4918 (904) 488-6903 1230 Apalachee Parkway Dr. Vance Young, Jr., James McGrath Tallahassee, 32399-1550 Director L. Eric Braun Bureau of Operations Jerry Vaughan, * (904) 488-9675 Mayo Building Barton Brown Denise Johnston, Chief" Inspector General 488-1900 Human Relations Tallahassee, 32399 0800 J. Priede-Rodriguez, (904) (904) 488-9265 (904) 488-4031 Commission Chairman Bureau of Planning (~Address same as above) Don Griffin, Director Plant Industry State Athletic Commission Rod Westfall, Chief' 325 John Knox Road Richard Gaskalla, Director Don Hazelton, Exec. Dir. (904) 487-4915 REGIONAL Room 240 725 S. Bronough Street DIRECTORS Bldg. F., P. O. Box 1269 Bureau of Public Safety Tallahassee, 32399-1570 Gainesville, 32602 Johns Bldg. Region 1 Tallahassee, 32399 1000 Management (904) 488-7082 (904) 372-3505 John Lenaerts, Chief" Philip Shuford Personnel & Administrative Standards Citrus, (904) 488 5455 249 S. Jefferson St. Marianna, 32446 Services Charles Schwenk, Director Department of Resource Planning and Ronald Pease, Director (904) 526-3651 N. Administration Bldg. Dr. Dan Gunter, Director Management Carlton Building 235 3125 Doyle Conner Blvd. P. O. Box 148 Paul Bradshaw, Dir. " Region II Tallahassee, 32399 Tallahassee, 32399-1650 488-2356 Rankin Brown 5511 Lakeland, 33802-0148 (904) (904) 488 (904) 488-0645 (813) 682-0171 5700 S.W. 34th St. Bureau of Local Planning Gmnesvrlle, 32602 Agriculture & Robert Chief" Services, Attorney General Commerce, Nave, (904) 336-2035 Consumer Department of (904) 488-9210 Department of (See Legal Affairs) Region III Auditor William Sutton Bureau of State Planning Dale Landress Conner, General, Tom Beck, Chief" Doyle Office of Secretary 400 W. Robinson Street Commissioner of 510-C, Collins Building (904) 488-4925 Suite 909 Agriculture Charles L. Lester, Auditor Tallahassee, 32399-2000 (~Address same as above) Orlando, 32801 "he Capitol General (904) 488-3104 (407) 423-6125 )allahassee, 32399-0810 G-74 Bldg. Pepper Region IV (904) 488-3022 P. O. Box 1735 DIVISIONS Willy Rouse DIVISIONS Tallahassee, 32302 Economic Development 488-5534 3810 Inverrary Rd. (904) Steve Mayberry, Director Bldg. C. Suite 101 Consumer Services 501 Collins Building , Frank Cleveland, Director Lauderhill, 33319 (305) 739-2113 MARCH-APRIL 1990 Region V Waste Management Facilities Management PROGRAM OFFICES Administrative Services Bill Booth Rick Wilkins, Dir. Philip Maher, Director Joe McCaskill, Director Children, Youth and 5422 West Bay Center Dr. 488-0190 Executive Center (904) 488-1404 (904) Koger Families Suite 101 2737 Centerview Drive All addressee: Air Resources Kassack, Director 33609 Ashley Bldg. Suite 100 Jay Neil Kirkman Building Tampa, Management , 1317 Winewood Boulevard (813) 871-7230 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Tallahassee, 32399-050 Steve Smallwood, Dir. Tallahassee, ,'32399-0700 (904) 488-2774 Education, Dept. of (904) 488-1344 (904) 488-8762 Insurance, General Counsel Communications Health Department of Castor, Mental Betty Dan Thompson Glenn Mayne, Director Dr. Ivor D. Groves, Commissioner of Executive Center Tom Gallagher, Treasurer (904) 488-9730 Koger Director Education 2737 Centerview Drive and Insurance 1323 Winewood Boulevard Commissioner The Capitol Ethics Commission Ashley Bldg. , Suite 200 Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 The Capitol Bonnie Williams, (904) 488-8304 Tallahassee, 32399.0300 (904) 487-1785 Exec. Director (904) 488-3595 Developmental Services (904) 488-3440 * The Capitol Information Services Laurey T. Stryker, Kingsley R. Ross, Commissioner Room 2105 Trevor G. Smith, Assistant A.L. Savary, Jr, Director 488-0816 P.O. Box 6 Assistant Treasurer (904) Director 1311 Winewood Boulevard Tallahassee, 32302-0006 M-43 Carlton The Capitol O' Connell, Dir. ~ Building Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Pat (904) 488-7864 Tallahassee, 32399-0982 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Federal/State Relations (904) 488-4257 (904) 488-3440 488-9513 Executive (904) 487-2421 (904) Economic Services Herman C. Pitts Motor Pool DIVISIONS Clemency, Don Winstead, Director Treasurer/Fire Harrison W. Rivers, Deputy Office of 1311 Winewood Boulevard Marshal Cabinet Affairs Director Tallahassee, 32399-0700 133 Larson Lou Rajchel, * (Pardon Board) Koger Executive Center Mary (904) 488-3271 Director 2737 Centerview Drive Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Mrs. Janet H. Keels, (904) 487-2795 (904) 488-0080 Coordinator Ashley Bldg. , Suite 109 Health 32399-0950 Dr. Charles Mahan, Communications Suite 308, Knight Bldg. Tallahassee, S. John Kummer, 488-2041 State Health Officer David Voss, Director* Koger Executive Center (904) Deputy Insurance 488-9968 Tallahassee, 32399.0954 and Deputy Secretary Commissioner (904) Purchasing for Health (904) 488-2952 William Monroe, Director Room 133, I.arson Bldg. (~Address same as above) 1323 Winewood Boulevard ,'32399-0300 Koger Executive Center Tallahassee, Fire Marshal - (See Tallahassee, 32399-0700 488-6051 Community Colleges 2737 Centerview Drive (904) Insurance) (904) 487-2705 Clark Maxwell, Director Knight Bldg. , Suite 200 DI VISIONS 1314 Florida Education Game & Fresh Water Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Children's Medical Services Administration Center Fish Commission (904) 488-7303 William Ausbon, M. D. Mike Gresham, Director Tallahasee, 32399-0400 Director Safety & Crime Prevention Rm. 158, Larson Building (904) 488-1721 Col. Robert M. Brantly, 1323 Winewood Boulevard Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Exec. Dir. James McPherson, Director Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Public Schools Capitol Buildmg (904) 488-5269 620 S. Meridian St. 213 (904) 487-2690 Donald VanFleet, Director 101 Bryant Building Tallahassee, 32316-0899 Insurer Services 514 Florida Education Tallahassee, 32399-1600 (904) 487-2700 Aging & Adult Services Donald I. Hartsfield, Center Larry Polivka, Director Director (904) 488-2975 Surplus Property Tallahassee, 32399-0400 1323 Winewood Boulevard Rm. Larson James A. Naff, Director 154, Buildir 488.2601 Commissioners: Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 ' (904) 813-A Lake Bradford Rd. Dr. C. Tom Rainey, (904) 488-8922 (904) 488-518:3 Universities Thomas L. Hires, Sr., Tallahassee, 32304 Charlie Reed, Chancellor Mrs. Louise I. Humphrey, (904) 488-3524 Medicaid Insurance Consumer 1514 Florida Education Vice Chairman Gary Clarke, Services Center Don Wright Deputy Asst. Secretary Gary Pullen, Director 32399-0400 Winewood Boulevard Tallahassee, William G. Bostick, Jr., Governor 1323 Rm. 337, Larson Building (904) 488-4234 Chairman Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Hon. Bob Martinez (904) 488-3560 (904) 488-2660 Vocational Education General Services, The Capitol Bob Howell, Director Regulation and Health Department of Tallahassee, 32399.0001 Insurance Fraud 1114 Florida Education (904) 488-4441 Facilities Jon Crosby, Center Ronald W. Thomas, Bob Griffin, Director Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Executive Director Health & Rehabili- Deputy Asst. Secretary Rm. 116, Larson Building (904) 488.8961 Koger Executive Center tative Services, 1323 Winewood Boulevard Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Blind Services 2737 Centerview Dr. Department of (904) 488-3767 Knight Bldg. Suite 307 (904) 487-2513 Carl McCoy, Director , Gas Tallahassee, 32399.0950 Gregory L. Coler, Secretary LP 203 Douglas-Koger Bldg. Victoria Fierro, Exec. Ryland Musick, Dir. (904) 488-2786 1323 Winewood Boulevard Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Staff Director Rm. 358, Larson Building (904) 488-1330 Larry L. Strong, (904) 488-7721 1323 Winewood Boulevard Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Environmental Dep. Executive Director Tallahassee, 32399-0700 (904) 488-5776 (904) 488-0968 Vacant, Regulation, Deputy Secretary Michael Powers, Rehabilitation and Department of Cecil L. Mills, 1323 Winewood Boulevard External Affairs Dir. Liquidation Dep. Executive Director Tallahassee, 32399-0700 1323 Winewood Boulevard Vacant, Director Dale Twatchmann, (904) 488-3341 (904) 488-7721 Tallahassee, ,'32399-0700 Woodcrest Office Plaza Secretary John Knox Road DI V IS I ONS Twin Towers C. Merrill Moody, Highway Safety & Bldg. L, Rm. 200 2600 Blair Stone Road Bond Finance Deputy Secretary for Motor Vehicles Tallahassee, 32303 32399-2400 Tallahassee, Clement W. Mikowski, Administration Leonard R. Mellon, (904) 488-7973 (904) 488-4805 Director 1317 Winewood Boulevard Executive Director Risk Management Executive Center Tallahassee, 32399-0700 DIVISIONS Koger (904) 488-6438 R. Castellanos, Director 2737 Centerview Drive (904) 488-7851 J. Water Facilities DIVISIONS Rm. 560C, Larson Bldg. Knight Bldg. , Suite 312 Peter Digre, Deputy Howard Rhodes, Director 32399-0950 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Tall ah assee, Secretary for Operations Florida Highway Patrol 488-5073 (904) 487-1855 488-4782 (904) (904) 1323 Winewood Boulevard B.R. Burkett, Director Fire Marshal Water Management Construction Tallahassee, 32399-0700 (904) 488-6517 State Building Peters, Randy Armstrong, Director Dir. (904) 488-8901 B.J. Robert J. Boerema, M otor Vehicles Director (904) 488-0130 Koger Executive Center Robert Williams, Charles J. Brantley, Rm. 454Q, Larson Bid)i 2737 Centerview Drive Administrative and Deputy Secretary for Director Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Suite 300 Technical Services Knight Bldg. , Programs (904) 488-6084 488-8268 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 (904) Mike Peyton, Director 1323 Winewood Boulevard (904) 488-2074 Driver Licenses (904) 488-0870 Tallahassee, 32399-0700 James H. Cox, Director (904) 487-1111 (904) 488-3144 10 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Treasury Rodney Gaddy Fran Mainella, Director Audits ASSISTANT Bud Cain, General Counsel (904) 488-6131 Glenn Bedonie, Director SECRETARIES 488-8323 Fletcher Building Director (904) Law Enforcement District Operations Tallahassee, 32399-0100 m. P-l, The Capitol SION Don Director G. Marcoux DI VI S Ellingsen, 488.0173 V. allahassee, 32399-0300 Criminal Investigation (904) 488-6559 (904) (904) 488.6721 (904) 488.6776 Danny R. Johnson, Valorem Taxes Lands Ad Finance and Director State Division of Legal Services Roy Grissett, (Acting) Administration O' 487-2901 Percy W. Mallison, Jr., Director Bill Neil, Director (904) Director Harold W. Worrall Woodcrest Office Park, Capitol, Plaza Level Criminal Justice (904) 488-2725 (904) 488-6721 Tallahassee, 32399.0300 Information Systems Bldg. K (Suite 101) Bureau of Beaches Planning and (904) 488-3440 Patrick Director Tallahassee, 32315-3000 J. Doyle, and Shores 488-3338 Engineering 488-3961 (904) Division of Agent & (904) Kirby Green, Director Frank Carlile Administration Agency Staff Services (904) 487-4469 (904) 488-8261 James Bernard, Services Elaine Bryant, E. *Same address for all. Director COUNCILS AND Elsie Crowell, Director Director Carlton Building COMMISSIONS 613-F. Larson Bldg. (904) 488-9432 Parole Commission Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Aviation Advisory (904) 922-5580 Criminal Justice Florida Parole (904) 488-6272 Council Standards & Training Commission Labor and Employ- Blvd. Information Systems Jack Johnson, Jeff Long, Director 1309 Winewood Executive Secretary ment Security, 487-0491 Tallahassee, 32399-2450 & Services (904) Gerald Johnson, Director (904) 488-8444 Department of (904) 488-1653 Local Law Enforcement Carlton Building Transportation Hugo Menendez, Assistance Members of Commission: Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Disadvantaged Director Secretary Rod Caswell, E. Guy Revell, Jr., (90~) 488-3171 Commission 487-1806 Chairman 2590 Executive Center (904) Jo Ann Hutchinson, *(Mailing address for all Charles H. Lawson, Vice Technical Assistance Circle, E., Suite 200 Executive Director di visions: Chairman William Moore, Berkeley Building (904) 488-6036 Tallahassee, 32399-2152 P. 0. Box 1489 A.M. "Tony" Fontana, Director (904) 488.4398 Tallahassee, 32302) Secretary 202 Carlton Building Florida Transportation Affairs, Maurice G. Crockett Tallahassee, 323990100 Commission DIVISIONS Legal Kenneth W. Simmons (904) 488-0712 Jane Gargiulo, Administrative Services Department of Judith A. Wolson State, Executive Director James Mathews, Director Gene R. Hodges (904) 488-8995 Suite 205, Berkeley Bldg. Robert A. Butterworth, General Department of (904) 488-1188 Attorney Professional Regu- Highway Beautification The Capitol lation, Dept. of Jim Smith Council Labor, Employment, Tallahassee, 32399-1050 Secretary of State Gary Henry, Coordinator and Training (904) 487-1963 Larry Gonzalez, Secretary The Capitol (904) 488-2911 Skip Johnston, Dir. Statewide Prosecutor 1940 North Monroe Street Tallahassee, 32399-0250 Suite 300 Pete Antonacci Tallahassee, 32399-0750 (904) 488-3680 Clean Florida Atkins Building (904) 487-2252 Commission 4904) 488.7228 Lottery, Transportation, Barbara Mason, Department of Public Counsel, Department of Executive Director fivision of Office of the (904) 488-2756 Unemployment Rebecca Paul, Secretary Ben Watts, Compensation Magnolia Grove Jack Shreve, Public Secretary Veterans Affairs, Michael Switzer, 250 Marriott Drive Counsel Haydon Burns Building Department of Acting Director Tallahassee, 32399 111 W. Madison St. 605 Suwannee St. Earl Peck, 201 Caldwell Building (904) 487-7777 Tallahassee, 32399.1400 Tallahassee, 32399-0450 Executive Director Tallahassee, 32399-0206 (904) 488-9330 (904) 488-6721 488-6093 Military Affairs, P.O. Box 1437 (904) Department of Public Service St. Petersburg, 33731 Workers' Compensation Commission (813) 893-2440 Dania Carrillo, Director Maj. Gen. Bob Ensslin 301 Forrest Building Adjutant General David Swafford, Tallahassee, 32399-0680 State Arsenal Executive Director 101 Gaines Recruits trained to track and attack (904) 488.2514 P.O. Box 1008 E. St. St. Augustine, 32084 Tallahassee, 32399-0850 KEY WEST —What has 12 legs and is trai ned Bureau of Crimes (904) 824-8461 (904) 488-7181 to track and attackf Compensation Members: Margaret W. Bates, Chief ANSWER: The K-9 unit consisting of three Natural Resources, John Herndon 2728 Centerview Drive T. highly trained German shepherds added to the Tallahassee, 32399-0650 Department of Gerald L. Gunter Betty Easley crime fighting forces of the Monroe County (904) 488-0848 Thomas E. Gardner, Michael McK. Wilson Sheriff's Office in 1989. Vocational Rehabilitation Executive Director Thomas M. Beard Since October they have used 3900 Commonwealth been on patrol Dr. Calvin Melton, * and also in special situations such as building Director Blvd. Revenue, 1709 Mahan Drive Tallahassee, 32399-3000" Department of searches and tracking situations. In addition (904) 488-1554 Tallahassee, 32308 Larry Fuchs, (Acting) to being trained in the usual attack and recall (904) 488-6210 Don E. Duden, Assistant Executive Director Executive Director techniques, they are familiar with a relatively Law Enforcement, Virginia Wetherell, 102 Carlton Building new procedure where they can be stopped just Department of Deputy Assistant Tallahassee, 32399-0100 before an attack and then sit in front of the Executive Director (904) 488 5050 James T. Moore, suspect to keep him under control instead of Commissioner DIVISIONS John Everton, (Acting) returning to the handler. 488-8771* Assistant Exec. Director K-9s (904) Marine Resources 104 Carlton Building Two of the were purchased by the Frat- Robert E. Cummings, Pamela P. McVety, Tallahassee 32399-0100 ernal Order of Police for use by the Sheriff's Assistant Commissioner Director (904) 488 5846 Office. They were assigned to Sgt. Mitch Horne 488-8771 (904) 488-6058 (904) DIVISIONS and Sgt. Don Fanelli. The third dog was pur- Daryl G. McLaughlin, Resource Management Collection and chased by Sgt. DaryllHull. Trainingandmain- ieputy Commissioner Jeremy Craft, Director Enforcement tenance of the dogsis paid for by the Sheriff's )04) 488-8771 (904) 488-3177 Howard Rasmussen, Office. Administration Gerald Bailey Director All three dogs have what is called a dual Inspector General Myra D. Williams, Fletcher Building (904) 488-1497 Director Tallahassee, 32399-0100 personality. They are gentle when not worki ng, Recreation and Parks (904) 488-2841 but fer'ocious when under orders to attack.

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EXECUTIVE BRANCH }}f(iaaf'5)~ s Departments under the Governor Citrus Administration Environmental Labor Jk Employ- Citrus ment Security Divisions Florida Dept. of Regulation Human Resource Administrative Services Advisory Committees Environmental Regula- Management Labor Chilled Juice Quality tion Commission Personnel Concentrate Quality Employment Security State Employees' Canned Juice Quality Divisions Workers' Compensation Insurance Administrative Services Employment and Retirement Commerce Environmental Training Administrative Divisions Permitting Hearings Economic Development Environmental Lottery Human Relations Tourism Programs Florida Dept. of Lottery Commission Health Jk Rehabili- (Governor & Cabinet) Community Affairs Professional 4 Career Service Divisions tative Services Occupational Commission Community Services Program Offices: Regulation Veterans' Affairs Public Safety Planning Aging & Adult Services Business and Assistance Children's Medical Divisions Regulation Local Resource Services Professions Management Children, Youth and Occupations Board of Business Housing and Commu- Families General Services Regulation nity Development Developmental Services Transportation Vocational Rehab- Divisions Corrections Divisions Pari-Mutuel Wagering ilitation Program Offices Administration and Restaurants Economic Services Hotels Adult Services Planning Florida Land Sales & Health Community Alcohol, Drug Abuse Reconstruction and Condominiums Services Design Beverages and Mental Health Alcoholic Health & Education Public Transportation Tobacco Medicaid and Services Operations General Regulation Youth Offender Construction State Athletic Probation and Maintenance Commission Parole Services Departments under the Governor and Cabinet

Assistance Board of Trustees of the Administration, General Services Administration and Internal Improvement »Board of Divisions Public Information Trust Fund (Governor and Governor Purchasing Electronic Data Highway Safety & Cabinet) Treasurer Motor Vehicles Comptroller Processing Revenue Building Construction Divisions Law Enforcement & Property Manage- Patrol Divisions Florida Highway Administration ment Drivers Licenses Divisions Collections and Investigations Communications Vehicles Criminal Motor Enforcement Criminal Justice Bond Finance Administrative Services Ad Valorem Tax Information Systems Motor Pool Justice Bureau of Vehicles Natural Resources Audits Criminal Information Systems Standards Training Bureau of Aircraft Divisions & and Services Staff Services Security Administration Local Law Enforcement Surplus Property Marine Resources Board of Executive ' Assis tance Administration Beaches and Shores Clemency» Crime Labs Law Enforcement ',I') p4 Veterans' Affairs Board" ti( r Recreation and Parks ("Pardon ) ' »Non-Departmental Divisions Governor and at least 3 (yt~'t Resource Management Agency Benefits and State Lands Cabinet Members

12 THE SHERIFF'S STAR EXECUTIVE BRANCH Departments under Cabinet Members

Commissioner of Loans Secretary of State Insurance Consumer Agriculture Money orders Department of State Services Mortgage bankers State Fire Marshal Department of Retail finance Divisions Agriculture & Elections Risk Management Savings and loans Rehabilitation and Consumer Services Securities Archives, History & Records Management Liquidation , t(ic Divisions State checks Insurance Fraud Trading stamps Corporations Administration Library Services L. P. Gas I'll+i Animal Industry Department of Administration Insurance Rating Chemistry Education Cultural Affairs Consumer Services Attorney General I Licensing The head of the Depart- Department ofLegal &SII Dairy Industry Historic Preservation Forestry ment of Education is the Affairs State Board of Education Fruit & Vegetable Councils Divisions 'iI bI composed of the Gover- State Library & I Inspection Administration nor Cabinet. The Inspection and Historical Cabinet Affairs Governor is Chairman of Marketing Florida Arts Opinions the Board, and the Com- Plant Industry Elections Canvassing Criminal missioner of Education Appeals Standards (a Commission (Governor Public Affairs Cabinet member) is the & Cabinet) Civil Comptroller Secretary and Executive Boards Department of Officer. Florida Folk Life Statewide Special Prosecutor Banking & Finance Divisions Council Functions: Public Schools Treasurer Crime Prevention and Abandoned property Vocational Education Department of Training Banking Universities (Board of Insurance Banking credit cards Regents) Cemeteries Community Colleges Dlvlslons Credit Blind Services Treasury Home repair contracts Administration Installment sales Insurance Company Regulation

Independent Agencies

Game & Fresh Public Service Electric and Gas Parole Commission Water Commission Research Fish Commission Rail Transportation Departments Water & Sewer Divisions Auditing and Law Enforcement Financial Analysis Dept. of Military Administrative Services Administration Affairs Fisheries Consumer Affairs Adjutant General Wildlife Communications

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House-Senate Joint Legislative Standing Committees Management Supreme Court Support Organizations „)(I'!k Auditing Committee District Courts Judicial Administrative i&',"::l' Legislative Commission Committee of Appeal Divisions Florida Board of Bar j*,.j Auditor General Administrative Services Circuit Courts Examiners Office of the Public Legislative Information County Courts Judicial Qualifications Counsel Statutory Revision Commission Systems & Data Commission on Processing Ethics Library Services Economic and Joint Administrative Research Procedures Demographic Committee

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v ' "i)l,',z Myers, William G. (R) Ft. Lauderdale 33306 Thurman, Karen (D) (Carol Anne) (305) 566-8600 (John) 27th District Senate since 1976 4th District 5765 SE Federal Hwy. (904) 487-5100 No. l Courthouse Square Stuart 34997-8599 Room 102 (407) 283-3133 Souto, Javier (R) Inverness 32650 House 1978-S2 (Berta) (904) 344-3044 Elected to Senate, 1982 40th District Elected to Senate, 1982 (904) 487-5184 Suite 304 (904) 487-5014 uy 8300 S.W. 8th Street )„' Peterson, Curtis (D) Miami 33144 Walker, Sherry (D) u ', Ethel) (305) 261-1134 5th District r 12th District House 1984-1988 248 Senate Office Bldg. P. O. Box 180 Elected to Senate, 1988 Tallahassee 32399-1100 I 1"' Eaton Park 33840 (904) 487-5130 487-5017 (904) is I (813) 665-5545 Elected to Senate, 1988 Senate since 1972 Stuart, George, Jr. (D) Senate President 1983-84 (Betty) Weinstein, Peter M. (D) (904) 487-5040 14th District (Barbara) P. O. Box 1188 29th District Plummer, Lawrence H. Orlando 32802 7880 N. University Drive (D) (407) 423-6710 Suite 301 39th District Elected to Senate, 1978 Tamarac 33321 6001 SW 40th Street (904) 487-5047 (305) 726-1400 South Miami 33155 Elected to Senate, 1982 (305) 665-3939 Thomas, Pat (D) (904) 487-5094 I House 1978-82 (Mary Ann) "ij' .il'light'~Aux't'& c&;i )&w)ih, &(jli~ i',")l''~l~i~ Elected to Senate 1982 2nd District Weinstock, Eleanor (D) (904) 487-5127 220 Senate Office Building (Sander) Elected to Senate, 1986 P.O. Drawer 9065 Tallahassee 32399-1100 26th District (904) 487-5356 Scott, James A. "Jim" House 1972-74 324 Datura Street Bradenton 34206-9065 (R) Senate since 1974 Suite 311 Woodson-Howard, (813) 795-1777 Elected to Senate, 1986 (Janice) (904) 487-5004 West Palm Beach 33401 Marlene, (R) District (904) 487-5078 31st (407) 832-5122 (Dr. Francis Howard) Oakland Park 2000 E. House 1978-86 24th District Blvd. SENATORS IN NUMERICAL ORDER

1. W. D. Childers, Pensacola (D) 15. Toni Jennings, Orlando (R) 28. Don C. Childers, W. Palm Beach (D) 2. Pat Thomas, Quincy (D) 16. Timothy D. Deratany, Indian Harbour 29. Peter M. Weinstein, Tamarac (D) 3. Vince Bruner, Ft. Walton (D) Bch. (R) 30. Tom McPherson, Ft. Lauderdale (D) 4. Karen Thurman, Inverness (D) 17. Winston W. Gardner, Jr., Cocoa (D) 31. James A. Scott, Ft. Lauderdale (R) 5. Sherry Walker, Monticello (D) 18. Jeanne Malchon, St. Petersburg (D) 32. Howard C. Forman, Hollywood (D) 6. George Kirkpatrick, Gainesville (D) 19. Curtis Kiser, Dunedin (R) 33. Roberto Casas, Hialeah (R) 7. Arnett E. Girardeau, Jacksonville (D) 20. Mary R. Grizzle, Belleair Bluffs (R) 34. Lincoln Diaz-Balart, Miami (R) 8. Ander Crenshaw, Jacksonville (R) 21. John Grant, Tampa (R) 35. Jack D. Gordon, Miami Beach (D) 9. W.G. Bankhead, Jacksonville (R) 22. Malcolm Beard, Plant City (R) 36. Carrie P. Meek, Miami (D) l0. Tom C. Brown, Daytona Beach (D) 23. Helen Gordon Davis, Tampa (D) 37. Gwen Margolis, North Miami Beach (D) 11. Richard H. Langley, Clermont (R) 24. Marlene Woodson-Howard, Bradenton (R) 38. Fred Dudley, Cape Coral (R) 12. Curtis Peterson, Eaton Park (D) 25. Bob Johnson, Sarasota (R) 39. Lawrence H. Plummer, South Miami (D) 13. Robert B. Crawford, Winter Haven (D) 26. Eleanor Weinstock, West Palm Beach (D) 40. Javier Souto, Miami (R) 14. George Stuart, Jr. Orlando (D) 27. William G. Myers, Stuart (R)

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I HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Representatives in alphabetical order

Members of the Florida House of Representatives are listed in two ways —first in alphabetical order by name and then in numerical order by districts. If you are looking for a House member and you don't know the member's name or district, perhaps you can identify the district by consulting the map on page 19. (Please note: Last phone number under each name is the Tallahassee office number. )

Abrams, Michael I. (D) Ascherl, Jack (D) Elected to House 1974-76- (Diane) (Mickie) 86 101st District 30th Dastnct (904) 488.0690 Suite 142 P 0 Box 368 13899 Biscayne Blvd. New Smyrna Beach 32170 Boyd, F. Allen, Jr. (D) N. Miami Beach 33181 (904) 423.5225 (Cissy) 948-6814 Elected to House, 1986 11th District (305) Room 208 House since 1978 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-6653 P.O. Box 551 Montacello 32344-0551 Miami 33147 (904) 488-0807 (904) 488-1028 696-7822 Bainter, Stan (R) (904) 997-6066 (305) Elected to House, 1982 Clark Ball (D) George (R) (Marilyn) Elected to House, 1989, Albright, Speaker Pro-Tem, 1987 (Thomasen a) District 27th District in special election 25th (904) 488-4233 91st District Avenue 301 W. Ward Avenue (904) 488-7870 111 S.E. 25th Suite 5. Eustis 32726 A Ocala 32671 660 N. State Road 7 (904) 589-1998 Bronson, Irlo, Jr. (D) (Vacant) (904) 732-1313 22nd District Plantataon 33317 1988 Elected to House, 1986 (Brenda) Elected to House, Special election- (305) 587-8338 488-0335 (904) 488a0348 77th District (904) ~~ April 17 Elected to House, 1982 P.O. Drawer 422469 Tom Kissimmee 34742-2469 (904) 488-8234 Arnall, Joseph (R) Banjanin, (R) Canady Charles T (R) District (Lynn) (407) 933-2307 19th 44th District Clemente, S. L. Jr. (D) 420 3rd District Elected to House, 1982 , Suite P. O. Box 6158 (Mary Lou) Southpoint Dr. N, Suite 118B (904) 488-8992 6900 , Lakeland 33807-6158 62nd District Jacksonville 32216 15 West Strong Street Pensacola 32501 Brown, Corrine (D) (813) 686.7423 P. O. Box 2370 (904) 448-5060 Elected to House, 1984 Brandon 34299-2370 (904) 444-8660 17th District Elected to House, 1988 488-9890 272-6646 Elected to House, 1986 1707 N. Main Street (904) (813) (904) 488-0001 House since 1980 (904) 488-1170 Jacksonville 32206 Carpenter, Carl, Jr. (904) 488.5744 Arnold, J. Keith (D) (904) 355-1700 Bloom, Elaine (D) Elected to House, 1982 (D) 73rd District (Marilyn) Cosgrove, John F. (Philip) (904) 488-2977 (~ P.O. Box 2860 61st Dastnct (Bernadi ne) 33902-2860 104th District Fort Myers Suite 1 119th District Suite 442 Burke, James C. (D) (813) 335-2411 1801 Thonotosassa Rd. 201 W. Flagler Street House, 1982 420 Lincoln Road (Beryl) Elected to Plant Caty 33564 Maama 33130 Miami Beach 33139 107th District (904) 488.1541 (813) 752-5863 (305) 373-5315 (305) 534-4888 6600 N.W. 27th Ave.

THE SHERIFF'S STAR Elected to House, 1986 Elected to House, 1988 Gordon, Elaine, (D) Harden, Robert (R) Huenink, Jeffrey C. (904) 488.9550 (904) 488-5430 (Arthur Pearlman) 5th District (R) 102nd District Sutte D-3, Execunve Park (Colleen) Crady, George (D) Figg, Mary (D) 12100 N. E. 16th Avenue 11 Racetrack Rd. , N. E. 58th District Jennie) (Robert M.) North Miami 33161 Ft. Walton Beach 32548 9600 18th St., North 13th District 60th District (305) 895 1066 (904) 863-5566 St. Petersburg 33716 Route 3, Box 778 11814-BN. 56th Street House since 1972 Elected to House, 1986 (813) 576.6838 Yulee 32097 Temple Terrace 33617 Speaker Pro (904) 488.4669 Elected to House, 1988 (904) 225 5035 (813) 272-5150 Tempore, 1985-86 (904) 488.1540 House since 1977 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488 7088 Hargrett, James T., (904) 488-6920 (904) 488-3087 Jr. (D) Ireland, Tim (R) Graber, Ben (D) (Berlyn) (Lisa) Crotty, Richard (R) Flagg, David (D) (Sandra) 63rd District 74th District (Pam) (Christina) 89th District P.O. Box 11986 P.O. Box 1406 37th District 24th District 6610 N. University Dr. Tampa 336801986 Cape Coral 33910-1406 3452 Lake Lynda Drive Suite L Suite 200 (813) 272-5245 (813) 549-5600 Suite 125 4401 N.W. 25th Place Tamarac 33321 Elected to House, 1982 Elected to House, 1986 Orlando 32817 Gainesville 32606 (305) 720.0220 (904) 488-5432 (904) 488-2047 (407) 282-0332 (904) 374-9888 Elected to House, 1988 House since 1978 Elected to House, 1988 (904) 488 2124 Harris, Bert J., Jr. (D) Irvine, Frances L. (904) 488-2742 (904) 488-0887 (Elna) (R) Graham, Richard S. (R) 76th District (Van) Dantzler, Rick (D) Frankel, Lois J. (D) (Virginia) 720 U.S. Hwy. 27 S. 21st District (Julie) 83rd District 28th District Lake Placid 33852 Suite 5, 43rd District P.O. Box 4302 Suite E (813) 465-7747 2105 Park Ave. P.O. Box 9225 West Palm Beach 33402 145 E. Rich Avenue Elected to House, 1982 Orange Park 32073 Winter Haven 33883 (407) 478.0800 DeLand 32724 (904) 488-3457 (904) 264-3000 (813) 294-2876 Elected to House, 1986 (904) 736.5333 Elected to House, 1984 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-8632 Elected to House, 1988 Hawkins, Mary Ellen (904) 488-1304 (904) 488-9465 (904) 488.0580 (R) Friedman, Michael Jamerson, Kioug O. (D) 75th District (D) Davis, James III (Joan) Grindle, Art (R) P.O. Box 413039 (Leatha) (D) 103rd District (Phyllis) Naples 33941-3039 55th District (Peggy) Suite 701 35th District 263.0922 Suite 904, The Tower 64th District (813) Capital Bank Bldg. Suite 145 House since 1974 424 Central Avenue Suite 107 1666- 79th St. Causeway 701 East Altamonte Dr. (904) 488.4487 St. Petersburg 33701-3801 205 Brorein Street N. Bay Village 33141 Altamonte Springs 32701 (813) 821-6686 Tampa 33606 (305) 861-2425 (407) 2605455 Edward Elected to House, 1982 272.6443 Healey, J.(D) (813) House since 1980 Elected to House, 1982 (Maureen) (904) 488-0925 Elected to House, 1988 (904) 488-1662 (904) 488-2231 84th District 488 (904) 9910 Suite 205 Jennings, Harry (R) Frishe, James C. (R) Guber, Susan (D) Military Trail (Dorothy) Miguel A. 50 S. «De Grandy, (Kathy) (Michael) West Palm Beach 33415 69th District (R) 57th District 117th District (407) 640.6161 Suite B ~Kathy) 6651- 49th St. N. 9020 S.W. 77th Ave. , E-3 Elected to House, 1986 2389 Ringling Blvd. 110th District Pinellas Park 34665 Miami 33156 (904) 488 0175 Sarasota 34237 2780 Douglas Road (813) 527-8459 (305) 279-6109 (813) 954-6969 Suite 300 Elected to House, 1984 Elected to House, 1986 Hill, James C. Elected to House, 1984 Miami 33133 , Jr. (R) (904) 488-6197 (904) 488-6506 (Dorothy) (904) 488-7754 442-6911 (305) 80th District Elected to House, 1989 Garcia, Rodolfo, Jr. Gustafson, Tom (D) O. 2024 Johnson, Bolley L. 488. P. Box (904) 2831 (R) (Lynn) Hobe Sound 33475 "Bo"(D) (Ana Maria) 94th District (Judi) Deutsch, Peter (407) 546 5561 R. (D) 111th District City Park Mall Elected to House, 1982 4th District 90th District 362 W. 21st Street 128 S.E. First Street (904) 488.5588 208 Berryhill Street Suite 7 Hialeah 33010 Ft. Lauderdale 33301 Milton 32570 2692 N. University Drive (305) 882-0292 (305) 462-6289 Hoffmann, J. Bruce (904) 623.3495 Sunrise 33322 Elected to House, Special House smce 1976 House since 1978 748.6522 (R) (305) Election, Oct. , 1989 Speaker, 1989.90 114th District (904) 488-8188 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 487-2197 (904) 488.1450 Suite 14 487-1588 (904) 2742 S.W. Eighth St. Johnson Ronald C. Geller, Steven A. (D) Gutman, Alberto (R) (D) Diaz-Balart, Mario Miami 33135 98th District (Marci) (305) 643-7562 (Cecelia) (R) 616 Atlantic Shores Blvd. 105th District Elected to House, 1988 6th District 115th District Hallandale 33009 324A, 300 S.W. 12th (904) 488 9770 P.O. Box 2326 Suite 206 (305) 454-0404 Avenue Panama City 32402-2326 8890 Coral Way Elected to House, 1988 Miami 33130 Holland, J.J., Jr. (R) (904) 785.5150 Miami 33165 (904) 488 0145 (305) 541-9090 (Jean) House since 1978 227-7690 (305) Elected to House, 1984 67th District (904) 488-9696 Elected to House, 1988 Glickman, Ronald C. (904) 488-9930 8'17 488. P.O. Box (904) 3616 (D) Palmetto 34221 Jones, C. Fred (D) 66th District Hafner, Lars A. (Nits) Thomas (D) (813) 723 2105 Drage, B., Jr. Suite 113 54th District Elected to House, 1986 42nd District (R) 4302 Henderson Blvd. 1301 66th St. North (904) 488.6341 P. O. Box 1246 (Robin) Tampa 33629 St. Petersburg 33710 Auburndale 33823 36th District (813) 272-5056 (813) 381-0054 Holzendorf, Betty S. (813) 967-6400 427 S. New York Ave. Elected to House, 1986 Elected to House, 1988 (D) House since 1970 Winter Park 32789 (904) 488.2770 488.9337 (904) 488-2721 623-1116 (904) (King) (407) 16th District since 1980 House Goode, Harry C., Jr. (D) Hanson, Carol G. (R) 4940-A Soutel Drive Jones, Dennis L. (R) 488-5843 (904) (Linda) (Hank) Jacksonville 32208 (Susan) 33rd District 87th District 765. 53rd District Tom (904) 5610 Easterly, (D) P.O. Box 1656 Suite 202 Elected to House, 1988 Suite 1 +aria) Melbourne 32902-1656 855 S. Federal Highway (904) 488-6893 8950 Seminole Blvd. 118th District (407) 984-4848 Boca Raton 33432 Seminole 34642 Drive 12378 Quail Roost Elected to House, 1986 (407) 368.0087 (813) 392-3354 Miami 33177 (904) 4882528 Elected to House, 1982 House since 1978 252. (305) 4317 (904) 488.2234 (904) 488-9960

MARCH-APRIL 1990 House Representatives continued Mitchell, Sam (D) Reddick, Alzo (D) 2400 E. Commercial Blvd. of (Nellie) (Elouise) Fort Lauderdale 33308 7th District 40th District (305) 491-0093 Kelly, Everett A. (D) Lombard, James M. (R) (Susan) P. 0. Box 299 725 S. Goldwyn Avenue Elected to House, 1982 (Tera) Chipley 32428 Orlando 32805 (904) 488-0635 46th District 70th District (904) 638.7878 (407) 293-5188 P. O. Box 618 P.O. Box 280 Osprey 34229 House 1956.60; Elected to House, 1982 Sansom, Dixie Newton Tavares 32778 reelected 1978 488.0760 343.8341 (813) 966.6060 (904) (R) (904) Speaker Pro Tem, 1989-90 (Jerry) since 1978 Elected to House, 1984 House 488-4726 Gerald 32nd District 488. (904) 488-9880 (904) Rehm, S. (R) (904) 5991 51st District P.O. Drawer 372697 Morse, Luis C. 721 Lakeview Road Satellite Beach 32937-0697 James E. Jr. (R) Long, John (D) (R) King, , (Manty) Clearwater 34616 (407) 777-8100 (Linda) (Marsha) 48th District 113th District (813) 446.7346 Appointed to House, 1984 18th District Suite 302 Elected to House, 1986 Elected to House, 1984 Suite 108 P.O. Box 1879 807 S.W. 25th Avenue (904) 488 7433 (904) 488-9720 9485 Regency Square Land O'Lakes 34639-1879 (813) 996.6369 Miami 33135 Blvd. 325-2634 32225 Elected to House, 1986 (305) Renke, John K. II (R) Saunders, Ron (D) Jacksonville Elected to House, 1984 120th District 724-4110 (904) 488-8528 (Margaret) (904) 488-4202 49th Distnct Suite 103 104 Elected to House, 1986 (904) 7637 Little Road 3132 Northside Drive (904) 488.4388 Mackenzie, Anne (D) 95th District Mortham, Sandra B.(R) New Port Richey 34654 Key West 33040 845-1557 296.3289 Langton, Michael E.(D) Suite 103 (Allen) (813) (305) 1000 S. Federal Highway 52nd District Elected to House, 1984 Elected to House, 1986 (Laura) 152 8th Avenue S.W. 488.5522 (904) 488-9965 15th District Fort Lauderdale 33316 (904) (305) 524-1000 Largo 34640 Suite 6 (813) 584-1772 Buzz Shelley, Robert (R) Plymouth St. Elected to House, 1982 Ritchie, (D) J. 3325 Elected to House, 1986 District (Patncia) Jacksonville 32205 (904) 488.0245 2nd (904) 488.9240 Suite 6 92nd District (904) 359-6061 Fairfield Drive Suite 101 1985 Mackey, Joseph R., Jr. 507 E. Appointed, Pensacola 32503 700 E. Atlantic Blvd. (904) 488-7417 (D) Nergard, Charles L. (Patti) (R) (904) 444-8686 Pompano Beach 33060 Elected to House, 1988 (305) 785-5504 Lawson, Alfred, Jr. (D) 12th District 79th District P.O. Box 1541 Suite B (904) 488-0895 Elected to House, 1982 (Delores) (904) 488-0260 9th District 190 N. 7th Street 7270 S. U.S. Hwy. 1 32056-1541 Roberts, Charlie (D) 202 House Office Bldg. Lake City Port St. Lucie 34952 (904) 758-0480 (407) 879-4000 (Kim) Silver, Ronald A. (D) Tallahassee 32399-1300 31st Distnct (Irene) Elected to House, 1982 Elected to House, 1986 House 1967-1976; 488-9835 reelected Suite A 100th District (904) 488-1798 (904) 1978 (904) 488-8749 400 Julia Street 2750 NE 187th St. "Sid" Titusville 32796 N. Miami Bch. 33180 Lewis, Marian V. (R) Martin, Sidney (D) Ostrau, Norman (D) (407) 383-2720 (305) 937-1826 (Tom) District Elected to House, 1988 House since 1978 District 23rd (Amy) 81st P. Box 37 (904) 488-3006 (904) 488.7897 Suite 110 0. 96th District 1 Hawthorne 32640 7463 N.W. Fourth St. 721 U.S. Highway 481-3013 Rojas, Luis E. (R) Simon, Art (D) North Palm Beach 33408 (904) Plantation 33317-2204 House since 1974 (305) 584-3901 (Janice) (Isabel) (407) 842-6800 109th Distnct 116th District Elected to House, 1986 (904) 4J)8-5794 Elected to House, 1986 488-0590 Suite A Suite 220 (904) 488-0322 (904) Martinez, Elvin L. (D) 6011 W. 16th Avenue 13500 N. Kendall Drive Hialeah 33012 Miami 33186 Liberti, Ray (D) (Sylvia) Patchett, R. Dale (R) 65th District (Candy) (305) 827-2720 (305) 386-4110 (Brenda) Elected to House, 1988 Elected to House, 1982 82nd District Suite B 78th District Blvd. (904) 488-1693 (904) 488-5047 Suite 206A 2508 W. Tampa Bay P. O. Box 2380 4524 Gun Club Rd. Tampa 33607 Vero Beach 32961 272-6623 Rudd, Hurley W. (D) Simone, Peggy (R) West Palm Beach 33415 (813) (407) 778-5077 House 1966.1974; House since (Vicky) (Jack) (407) 684-4600 1976 reelected 1978 (904) 488-0060 10th Distnct 68th District House since 1978 C-14 (904) 488-9460 211 House Office Bldg. Suite (904) 488-8832 Street Peeples, Vernon (D) Tallahassee 32399-1300 4301 32nd W. (904) 488-0965 Bradenton 34205 Lippman, Fred (D) McE wan, Bruce (R) (Edna Jane) Lynne) Elected to House, 1986 (813) 758-1161 (Judy) (Margaret 72nd District 38th District Suite 200 Elected to House, 1982 97th District Bryan P. (904) 488.4086 Blvd. P. O. Box 2386 329 E. Olympia Ave. Rush, (D) 4000 Hollywood (Margaret) 330 N. Orlando 32802-2386 Punta Gorda 33951-1538 Suite 841-1980 59th District Sindler, Robert B. (D) Hollywood 33021 (407) (813) 637-7155 House since 1980 Suite 404 (Beth) (305) 983-9700 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-0660 (904) 488.9175 11018N. Dale Mabry 39th Distnct House since 1978 Tampa 33618 4465-A Edgewater Drive (904) 488-0465 Messersmith, Frank S. Press, Steve (D) (813) 272-5178 Orlando 32804 Elected to House, 1986 (407) 291-2882 Locke, Dick (D) (R) 86th Distnct 85th District (904) 488-0275 Elected to House, 1988 26th District Suite 200 Suite 202 900 Linton Blvd. (904) 488-2023 P.O. Box 5008 Z. 326500008 200 Hypoluxo Road Delray Beach 33444 Safley, R. (R) Inverness Ann) Smith, Charles R. (D) 588 Hypoluxo 33462 (407) 278-3004 (Betty (904) 726.8500, Ext. 50th Distnct (Mildred) Elected to House, 1982 (407) 586.2655 Elected to House, 1982 House since 1980 488-1302 Suite 108 47th District (904) 488.0805 (904) (904) 4884791 2430 Estancia Blvd. 610 W. Jefferson Street Reaves, Jefferson, Sr. Clearwater 34621 Brooksville 34601 Logan, Willie, Jr. (D) (813) 796-1855 (904) 796-9610 District Mime, William T. (D) 108th Elected to House, 1988 House since 1978 P.O. Box 1036 (D) (Jennie) 106th District (904) 488-5580 (904) 488-6641 Opa Locka 33054 (Paula) 45th District Suite G (305) 681-0008 Sanderson, Debby (R) Stone, Frank (R) House, 1982 1233 U.S. 98 South 1001 N.W. 54tll St. Elected to (Pete) 34th District (904) 488-0766 Lakeland 33801 Miami 33127 (813) 688-4070 (305) 751-3984 93rd District Suite 114 Elected to House, 1988 Elected to House, 1982 Suite 213, California 950 S. Winter Park Drive Casselberry 32707 (904) 488-2270 (904) 488-0625 Federal Tower

18 THE SHERIFF'S STAR SENATE DISTRICTS 17 Portions of Brevard, Orangee, 0sceo1a and Counties and Portions Thereof 18-20 Pinellas 21 Portions of Hillsborough and Pasco 1 Escambia, and portions of Santaan a Rosasa 8 Clay and portions of Duval 22-23 Portions of Hillsborough 2Gda eden Hololmes,ol Jackson and portions of 9 Flag,ler . Jo Po ons of Duval Ok@o S Ro d Wal o 24HHardee, Manatee and portions ofCh DeSoto and Lee 3 Bay, Calhoun, Franklin, Gulf Lib a, ashington and portions of 25 Sarasota and portions of Charlotte Okaloosa and Walton 26 Portions of Broward, Palm Beach 12 Potions of Hernando o, 0sceo 1a, PPasco and 4 Citrus and portions of Hernando, Marion Polk 27 Martin and portions of Pa1m Beach and 13 Glade, Highly&, Okeechobee and Baker, Bradford Columbia, HamRton, Jef 5 uons oof DeSoto,e o o, Poolk and St. Lucie 288 HendryH and portions of Palm Beach ferson, Madison Suwannee, Taylor, Union and portions'ons ofo Leoneon 14 Portions of Orange 29-32 Portions of Broward ' e Levy Portio ns of Orange and Seminole 6 Alachua, Dixie, Gilchrist. Lafa.aye tt 15 33-37 Portions of Dade tnam and portions of Marion P 16 Indian River and portions of Brevar d and 38 Collier and portions of Lee 7 Nassau and portions of Du va 1 St. Lucie $9 Monroe and portions of Dade

OHALCOSA ~WALTON~HOLNK~S, UACHSON ~SANTA/)OS NASSAU ~ Fernandina 40 Portions of Dade Suucll ' S EA eoosoaw LEON 7JE S ~IIIM O l~~g HANILTON ' ~ ce Funlah SAHKII Milton ' Ouinc Mont r Modwon Uochvanvlt M pengpÃa 'EUHAHHEE Lave' fTATLOK~ I cny Macclenny L ~ Green s Cove peptic ~ Mayo go Kprina M PNANHLIN~ N yoe Port St. ISIE 4 achis C Trentan poiolha E j""" & . T„—, Sraason LU HOUSE DISTRICTS ocaio voLUEIA Counties and Portions Thereof SUNTEN LAHE Tnverness Tovoros

ii le 1-2 Portions of Escambia 34 Portions of Brevard, Oranrangee anand Seminole ~ltttLK ~ i I u HKNNAIMO 35 Portions of Seminole ~ Oriando 3 Portions of Escambia anand Santaants Rosa eraohvvil OHAHOE Portioortions Orange and Seminole PASCO ~ h 4 Portions of Escambia, Okaloosa and Santaan a 36 of OOOKOLA Cade City PCLH . 37-41 Portions of Orange ~ Htsshnmee 5 Portions of Okaloosa and Walton HILISSONO~ 42 Portions of Osceola and Polk sartow 6 Portions of Bay Tampa IIKVANO water INOIAN NIVK N aero Washington n anand porti'ons off Bay,B ' K 7 Holmes p ns o a e and Sumter coach Jackson and Walton An OEE HIOHLAH™ NANATEE CHEKCHOSKK 47 H ern an do an d Por t i'onson s of Pascos andd Gadsden GuI an d ortIons ofBa hula Fort 8 Calhoun, f p y Sumter tl eradenlon SehrrnE pierce Franklin and Jackson heechoh e asco ' ~MATIN 9 Liberty and portions of Franklin, Leon and KMOSOIO L. Wakulla 50 Portions of Pascoo and Pinellas Portions of Leon County 51--58 Portions of Pinellas ~uneeee 10 ~ puma lloofe ' Haven Welt ~ Lev 59- Garde peinr 11Dixie, Gilchrist, Jefferson, Lafayette, eeoch Taylo r and portions of Citrus M rien ' '"'" 61 portions of H i11sboroug h and Pasco and Wakulla Portions of Hillsborough 'a, Suwannee 6AM 12 Columbi Hamilton, Madison, ' 67 Hardee and Portionsns oof Manatee and portions of Fort 13 Baker Nas sau, Union LamlerdOIO ~ Duval 68 Portions of Manatee r,est Bradford and ~ N eples 14-18 Portions of Duval B9 Portions of Manateeee anand Sararasota 19 Portions of Duval and St. Johns 70 Portions of Sarasota ' 20 Portions of Duval 71 Portions of Charlotte anand Sarassr asota ~I 21 Clay and portions of Bradfordra or andan 72 Portions of Charlotte, DeSoto and Lee St. Johns and portions of Putnam and 22 Flagler 75 Portions of Co11ier an d Lee ohns J H' ' 7B Glades, Hendr y, ighl an ds andportionsofo 0 23 Portions of Alachua and Putnam Collier, DeSoto and Okeechobee orp Portions of Alachua rsi ~ 24 Portions of Brevard, Indian River, Okee- My 77 ' Wear guts 25 Portions of Marion chobee, Osceola and St. Luucie 87 Portions of Broward and Palm Beach 26 Portions of Citrus and Marionarion 78 Portions of Brevard, Indiann an Riverver and 88-99 Portions of Broward 27 Portions of Lake, Marion, Putnam, Sem' nole and Volusia 79 Portions of Martm and St. Lucte 100 Portions of Broward and Dade 28-30 Portions of Volusia 80 Portions of Martin and Palm Beach 101-119Portions of Dade 31-33Portions of Brevard 81-86 Portions of Palm Beach 120 Monroe and portions of Dade

MARCH-APRIL 1989 19 House o Representutiues f 1 San Jose Place Webster, Daniel (R) P. O. Box 7914 continued Tobin, Jack N. (D) (Lesley) Jacksonville 32257 (Sandy) Jacksonville 32238-7914 (407) 767-9704 88th District (904) 260-1800 41st District (904) 771-7508 Elected to House, 1986 4800 W. Copans Road Elected to House, 1986 Suite A Elected to House, 1988 (904) 488.0468 Coconut Creek 33063 (904) 488-4171 1000 N. Pine Hills Road (904) 488-5102 (305) 975-0088 Orlando 32808.7124 Thomas, David L., Elected to House, 1982 Valdes, Carlos L. (R) (407) 295.0902 Young, Walter C. (D) M.D. (R) (904) 488-3164 112th District House since 1980 (Dottie) 71st District 7175 S.W. 8th Street (904) 488-0256 99th District P. O. Box 3178 Trammell, Robert (D) Suite 201 P. O. Box 9058 Venice 34293 (Kay) Miami 33144 Wetherell, T. K. (D) Pembroke Pines 33084 (813) 484-7705 8th District (305) 267-0134 (Ginger) (305) 983-7051 Elected to House, 1984 P.O. Box 5956 Elected to House, 1988 29th District House since 1972 (904) 488-1171 Marianna 32446 (904) 488.4092 315 Orange Avenue (904) 488-1084 (904) 482-9515 Daytona Beach 32114 Tobiassen, Tom (D) Elected to House, 1986 Wallace, Peter R. (D) (904) 257-1980 (Dot) (904) 488-2873 (Helen) House since 1980 1st District 56th District (904) 488-9873 P.O. Box 997 Troxler, David (R) P.O. Box 1301 Gonzalez 32560 (Frances) St. Petersburg 33731 Wise, Stephen R. (R) (904) 484-5025 20th District (813) 823-2167 (Kathy) Served in House 1968-74; Suite 30 Elected to House, 1982 14th District Senate 1974-82; (904) 488-5719 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-8278 Representatives in numerical order by districts

1. Tom Tobiassen, Gonzalez (D) 41. Daniel Webster, Orlando (R) 81. Marian Lewis, N. Palm Beach (R) 2. Buzz Ritchie, Pensacola (D) 42. C. Fred Jones, Auburndale (D) 82. Ray Liberti, W. Palm Beach (D) 3. Tom Banjanin, Pensacola (R) 43. Rick Dantzler, Winter Haven (D) 83. Lois J. Frankel, W. Palm Beach (D) 4. Bolley "Bo"Johnson, Milton (D) 44. Charles T. Canady, Lakeland (R) 84. Edward J. Healey, W. Palm Beach. (D) 5. Robert Harden, Ft. Walton Beach (R) 45. William "Tom" Mime, Lakeland (D) 85. Frank S. Messersmith, Hypoluxo, (R) 6. Ron Johnson, Panama City (D) 46. Everett Kelly, Tavares (D) 86. Steve Press, Delray Beach (D) 7. Sam Mitchell, Chipley (D) 47. Charles R. Smith, Brooksville (D) 87. Carol G. Hanson, Boca Raton (R) 8. Robert Trammell, Marianna (D) 48. John Long, Land O'Lakes (D) 88. Jack N. Tobin, Coconut Creek, (D) 9. Al Lawson, Tallahassee (D) 49. John K. Renke II, N. Port Richey (R) 89. Ben Graber, Coral Springs (D) 10. Hurley Rudd, Tallahassee (D) 50. R. Z. Safiey, Clearwater (R) 90. Peter Deutsch, Sunrise (D) 11. F. Allen Boyd, Jr., Monticello (D) 51. Gerald Rehm, Clearwater (R) 91. Bill Clark, Plantation (D) 12. Randy Mackey, Lake City (D) 52. Sandra B. Mortham, Largo (R) 92. Robert J. Shelley, Pompano Beach (R) 13. George A. Crady, Yulee (D) 53. Dennis L. Jones, Seminole (R) 93. Debby Sanderson, Fort Lauderdale (R) 14. Stephen R. Wise, Jacksonville (R) 54. Lars A. Hafner, St. Petersburg (D) 94. Tom Gustafson, Fort Lauderdale (D) 15. Michael E. Langton, Jacksonville (D) 55. Doug "Tim" Jamerson, St. Petersburg (D) 95. Anne Mackenzie, Fort Lauderdale (D) 16. Betty S. Holzendorf, Jacksonville (D) 56. Peter Rudy Wallace, St. Petersburg (D) 96. Norman Ostrau, Plantation (D) 17. Corrine Brown, Jacksonville (D) 57. James C. Frishe, Pinellas Park (R) 97. Fred Lippman, Hollywood (D) 18. Jim King, Jacksonville (R) 58. Jeffrey C. Huenink, St. Petersburg (R) 98. Steven A. Geller, Hallandale (D) 19. Joseph Arnall, Jacksonville (R) 59. Brian Rush, Tampa (D) 99. Walter C. Young, Pembroke Pines (D) 20. David Troxler, Jacksonville (R) 60. Mary Figg, Temple Terrace (D) 100. Ronald A. Silver, N. Miami Beach (D) 21. F. L. "Chance" Irvine, Orange Park (R) 61. Carl Carpenter, Plant City (D) 101. Mike Abrams, N. Miami Beach(D) 22. (Vacant) 62. S.L. "Spud" Clemente, Brandon (D) 102. Elaine Gordon, N. Miami (D) 23. Sidney Martin, Hawthorne (D) 63. James T. Hargrett, Jr., Tampa (D) 103. Michael Friedman, N. Bay Village (D) 24. David Flagg, Gainesville (D) 64. James O. Davis III, Tampa (D) 104. Elaine Bloom, Miami Beach (D) 25. George Albright, Ocala (R) 65. Elvin L. Martinez, Tampa (D) 105. Alberto Gutman, Miami (R) 26. Dick Locke, Inverness (D) 66. Ron Glickman, Tampa (D) 106. Jefferson Reaves, Sr., Miami (D) 27. Stanley Bainter, Eustis (R) 67. Toby Holland, Palmetto (R) 107. James Burke, Miami (D) 28. Richard S. Graham, DeLand (R) 68. Peggy Simone, Bradenton (R) 108. Willie Logan, Jr., Opa Locka (D) 29. T.K. Wetherell, Daytona Beach (D) 69. Harry Jennings, Sarasota (R) 109. Luis E. Rojas, Hialeah (R) 30. Jack Ascherl, New Smyrna Beach (D) 70. James M. Lombard, Osprey (R) 110. Miguel A. De Grandy, Miami (R) 31. Charlie Roberts, Titusville (D) 71. David L. Thomas, Venice (R) 111.Rodolfo Garcia, Jr., Hialeah (R) 32. Dixie Newton Sansom, Satellite Beach (R) 72. Vernon Peeples, Punta Gorda (D) 112. Carlos L. Valdes, Miami (R) 33. Harry Goode, Melbourne (D) 73. J. Keith Arnold, Fort Myers (D) 113.Luis C. Morse, Miami (R) 34. Frank Stone, Casselberry (R) 74. Tim Ireland, Cape Coral (R) 114. J. Bruce Hoffman, Miami (R) 35. Art Grindle, Altamonte Springs (R) 75. Mary Ellen Hawkins, Naples (R) 115. Mario Diaz-Balart, Miami (R) 36. Tom Drage, Jr., Winter Park (R) 76. Bert J. Harris, Jr., Lake Placid (D) 116.Art Simon, Miami (D) 37. Richard Crotty, Orlando (R) 77. Irlo "Bud" Bronson, Kissimmee (D) 117.Susan Guber, Miami (D) 38. Bruce McEwan, Orlando (R) 78. R. Dale Patchett, Vero Beach (R) 118.Tom Easterly, Miami (D) 39. Robert B. Sindler, Orlando (D) 79. Charles Nergard, Port St. Lucie, (R) 119.John Cosgrove, Miami (D) 40. Alzo J. Reddick, Orlando (D) 80. James C. Hill, Jr., Jupiter (R) 120. Ron Saunders, Key West (D) Color contrast explained There is a reason for the contrast between the sparkle of interior design is quoted as explaining that the House the House Chamber's brilliant blue carpet and teak panel- thinks of itself as being more contemporary--a body ofi ing, and the Senate Chamber's subdued gold carpet and younger men--and chose colors to reflect this; while the ebony paneling, according to The Florida Handbook. Senate Chamber colors were chosen to harmonize with a Thomas A. Woodruff, whose firm was responsible for the more conservative and deliberate body.

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[I Justice Ehrlich ~e~m~ts~m~ts~m~l~m~ts~a~~t QQ SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICE cuit Court Judge in Florida" by Young Lawyers Section of the Florida Bar, 1979; RAYMOND EHRLICH became Chief Justice of Supreme Court 1986, for a two year term. Born Swainsboro, Georgia, February 2, July 1, 1918. Education Received his undergradu- LEANDER J. SHAW, JR. ate and law degrees from the University of Florida. Religion Jewish Military U. S. Born Salem, Virginia, September 6, 1930. Navy during World War II. Career Began Education West Virginia State College, BA practicing law in Jacksonville in 1946after Degree; Howard University, Washington, Law he was discharged from the Navy with the D.C., JD Degree; honorary Doctor of Justice McDonald rank of Commander; helped found the degree from West Virginia State College, Jacksonville law firm of Mathews, Institute, West Virginia. Church Baptist Osborne, Ehrlich, McNatt, Gobelman & Military U.S. Army artillery, Korean con- Cobb in 1959; was a senior member ofthat flict Career Private law practice; Assistant firm when Governor Graham appointed Professor of Law, Florida A&M University him to the Florida Supreme Court, October College of Law; Assistant Public Defender; 14, 1981,to fill the position formerly held by Assistant State Attorney; Judge, Industrial Justice Arthur J.England, Jr. He has been Relations Commission; Judge, First Dis- involved in major litigation on the State' s trict Court of Appeals; appointed to no-fault insurance law. In March 1988, he Supreme Court, 1983; Affiliations and was elected by his fellow Justices to serve a Honors American, National, Florida, Tal- two-year term as Chief Justice, beginning lahassee and Florida Government Bar July 1, 1988. Associations; Designated Director, Florida Bar Foundation; Chairman, American Bar PARKER LEE McDONALD Association, Board of Elections; member, Florida Association of Voluntary Agencies Born Sebring, Florida, May 23, 1924. Edu- for Caribbean Action; cited by Jacksonville Justice Shaw cation B.S. in Business Administration and National Bar Associations for out- and Bachelor of Laws Degree, University standing service in government and com- of Florida; attended University of Indiana munity affairs; OIC Torch Bearer Award; while in U. S. Army; graduate of National Nathan W. Collins Meritorious Service College for the Judiciary. Church Metho- Award. dist Military 3years, U. S.Army, European Theater of Operation, WW II. Career Law- BEN F. OVERTON yer, 19501961; appointed Circuit Court Judge, March, 1961;reelected subsequently Born Green Bay, Wisconsin, December 15, and served in that capacity until appointed 1926. Education BS in Business Adminis- to Supreme Court, October, 1979, by Gov. tration and J.D. in Law, University of Flor- Robert Graham; chairman, Florida Confer- ida; Master of Laws in Judicial Process, ence of Circuit Judges, 1974-75; member, University of Virginia; honorary Doctor of Executive Committee, National Associa- Law Degrees from Stetson University and tion of State Trial Judges; presiding judge, Nova University. Church Episcopal Mil- 3rd state-wide Grand Jury, December 1977- itary Retired Reserve Officer, Judge Advo- Justice Overton June, 1979; voted "Most Outstanding Cir- cate General's Corps, U. S. Army. Career

MARCH-APRIL 1990 Special Assistant Attorney General; served STEPHEN GRIMES ten years as a circuit court chairman, judge; Born Peoria, Illinois, November 17, 1927 Florida Conference of Circuit 1973, Judges; Education Florida Southern College; Uni- for more than eight years on faculty Served versity of Florida BSBA, 1950, JD, 1954; , Judicial American Bar of National College, Honorary Doctor of Laws, Stetson Univer- Association; First chairman, Florida Insti- sity, Church Episcopal Military U.S.Navy, the chairman, Florida tute for Judiciary; 1951-53 Career Practicing attorney, 19 Court Educational Council; appointed to years, Holland and Knight law firm, Bar- Supreme Court 1974; served as Chief Jus- tow; City Prosecutor, Bartow, 1950s; Court tice, 1976 to 1978. Chairman, Florida July, of Appeals, Second District, 13 years; Structure Commission, a Appellate 1978; appointed to Florida Supreme Court, 1987 Fellow the American Bar Foundation; of Honors Served as Chief Judge, Court of Supreme Court Matrimonial Chairman, Appeals, Second District; District Governor Court Article V Law Commission, Supreme of Rotary, 1960-61; President, Bartow Justice Grimes Commission, and Judicial Council Review Chamber of Commerce; President (Chair- of Florida; Chairman, United States Con- man), Conference of District Courts of stitution Bicentennial Commission of Appeal Judges, 1978-80; member, Ameri- Florida. can College of Trial Lawyers.

ROSEMARY BARKETT GERALD KOGAN

Born Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas, Mex- Born Brooklyn, N.Y., May 23, 1933Educa- ico, August 29, 1939;naturalized 1958;Edu- tion University of Miami, School of Busi- cation Spring Hill College, Mobile, AL, B.S. ness, BBA; University of Miami, School of Degree, Summa Cum Laude, 1967; Univer- Law, JD Military Active duty, 1955-57;Spe- sity of Florida College of Law, J.D. Degree, cial Agent, Counterintelligence Corps; 1970; Career Admitted to Florida Bar, 1970; graduate, Army Intelligence School Career law practice, West Palm Beach, 9 years; Private practice of law, 1955-60; Assistant appointed Circuit Judge 1979, District State Attorney, Dade County, 1960-67; pri- Court of Appeal, 1984, Supreme Court, 1985 vate practice specializing in criminal Justice Barkett (Florida's first woman justice), elected 1986 defense, 1967-80; Circuit Court Judge, 11th Affiliations and Honors Inducted, Florida Judicial Circuit (Administrative Judge of Women's Hall of Fame, 1986; Woman of Criminal Division, 1984-87); Appointed to Achievement Award, Palm Beach County, Florida Supreme Court, 1987 Other Public 1985; member, National Association of Service Special Counsel to Florida Legisla- Women Judges; member, faculty of ture's Select Committee on Organized National and Florida Judicial Colleges; fel- Crime and Law Enforcement Teaching low, Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers; Positions Coordinated in-service training received American Academy of Matrimon- programs offered to police departments by ial Lawyers Award for outstanding contri- State Attorney's Office; on faculty ofAmer- butions to matrimonial law, 1984; Judicial ican Academy of Judicial Education; Achievement Award from Association of adjunct faculty member at University of Trial Lawyers of America for protecting the Miami School of Law and Nova University rights of the individual, 1986;Achievement Law Center; taught in law school work- Award from Academy ofFlorida Trial Law- shops held for prosecutors and public yers for preservation of individual rights defenders. and free access to the court, 1988. Justice Kogan Supreme Court mailing address: Supreme Court Building, Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1925, (904) 488-0125

COURTS OF APPEAL Gerald B. Cope, Jr. First District DISTRICT Joseph Nesbitt First, Second, Third, Michael E. Allen Mailing Address: Vincent T. Hall Phdhp A. Hubbart Fourth, Eighth and Richard W. Ervin III P.O. Box 327 Edward F. Threadgill, Jr. Natalie Baskin Fourteenth Judicial Anne Cawthon Booth Lakeland, 33802 or Chris W. Alternbernd James J. Jorgenson David L. Levy Circuits Winifred Wentworth 801 E. Twiggs St. Jerry Parker James E. Joanos David M. Gersten Mailing Address: Suite 600 Third District 1st District Court of Edward E. Zehmer Tampa, 33602 Fourth District John Klein Wigginton Eleventh and Sixteenth Appeal Building, APPELLATE JUDGES Fifteenth, Seventeenth 300 Martin Luther Ralph W. Nimmons, Jr. Judicial Circuits Ford L. Thompson David F. Patterson and Nineteenth Judicial King Blvd. , John M. Scheb Mailing Address: Circuits 32399-1850 Tallahassee, Second District Paul W. Danahy, Jr. P.O. Box 650307 APPELLATE JUDGES Miami, 33265-0307 Mailing Address: Sixth, Tenth, Twelfth, Richard Harlan Frank P.O. Box A Herboth APPELLATE JUDGES Larry G. Smith Thirteenth and Twentieth S. Ryder W. Palm Beach, 33402 Charles E. Miner, Jr. Judicial Circuits Monterey Campbell Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr. Douglass B. Shivers Jack R. Schoonover, Sr. Alan R. Schwartz APPELLATE JUDGES Edward T. Barfield James E. Lehan Thomas H. Barkdull, Jr. George W. Hersey (continued)

22 THE SHERIFF'S STAR District Courts of Appeal continued William A. Wilkes, David S. Walker, STATE ATTORNEY Keystone Heights St. Petersburg John Tanner, James C. Downey Giles P. Lewis, John T. Ware III, Flagler Beach Hugh S. Glickstein Mailing Address: Jacksonville St. Petersburg Beach St. PUBLIC DEFENDER Bobby W. Gunther 300 S. Bill Parsons, John S. Andrews, James Gibson, Beach, 32014 Harry L. Anstead Daytona Jacksonville Dunedin Holly Hill Gavin K. Letts APPELLATE JUDGES John E. Santora, Jr., Jack A. Page, James H. Walden James C. Dauksch Jacksonville Clearwater Eighth Judicial Circuit Barry J. Stone Joe A. Cowart, Jr. Robert L. Cowles, Anthony Rondolino, Alachua, Baker, Bradford, John W. Dell C. Welborn Daniel Jacksonville St. Petersburg Gilchrist, Levy and Union Martha C. Warner Warren H. Cobb R. Hudson Olliff, Fred L. Bryson, Counties Mark E. Polen Winifred J. Sharp Jacksonville St. Petersburg Eugene S. Garrett Gilbert S. Goshorn, Jr. Virginia Beverly, Helen S. Hansel, CIRCUIT JUDGES Charles M. Harris Jacksonville St. Petersburg James L. Tomlinson, Fifth District Jacqueline R. Griffin A. C. Soud, Jr., Robert F. Michael, Jr., Gainesville Fifth, Seventh, Ninth Earle W. Peterson, Jr. Jacksonville St. Petersburg Osee R. Fagan, Gainesville and Eighteenth Judicial Peter D. Webster, William L. Walker, Robert P. Cates Circuits Jacksonville St. Petersburg Gainesville Robert M. Foster, Susan F. Schaeffer, Stan R. Morris FLORIDA'S Jacksonville St. Petersburg Gainesville Alban Emerson Brooke, Stanley Richard Mills Benjamin M. Tench, JUDICIAL CIRCUITS Jacksonville New Port Richey Gainesville STATE ATTORNEY Philip A. Federico, Nath C. Doughtie T. Edward Austin, Gainesville F.E. "Ted" Steinmeyer III, Clearwater First Judicial Circuit Jacksonville Chester Tallahassee Maynard F. Swanson, Jr., B. Chance, Escambia, Okaloosa, PUBLIC DEFENDER CI ear water Gainesville Santa Rosa and Charles D. McClure, Tallahassee Louis O. Frost, Jr., Wayne Cobb, Elzie S. Sanders, W alton Counties Jacksonville Starke N. Sanders Sauls, Dade City CIRCUIT JUDGES Tallahassee Catherine Moore Harlan, Stephan Pierre Mickle, Fifth Judicial Circuit Gainesville Michael Jones, STATE ATTORNEY Clearwater Terry Hernando, Lake, STATE ATTORNEY Shalimsr William N. Meggs, Citrus, Thomas E. Penick, Jr. Marion & Sumter Counties Clear water Lennard B. Register III Edward Nickinson Tallahassee III, Frank White, Gainesville Pensacola PUBLIC DEFENDER CIRCUIT JUDGES St. Petersburg PUBLIC DEFENDER George E. Lowrey, Barbara Linthicum, Mark J. Hill, Tavares Tallahassee Crockett Farnell, C. Richard Parker Milton Carven Angel, Ocala Clearwater Gainesville G. Robert Barron, Third Judicial Circuit John W. Booth, Bushnell Claire K. Luten, Shalimar Richard Boyleston, Ocala Nrnth Judicial Circuit Columbia, Dixie, Clear water Nick Geeker, William T. Swigert, Ocala and Osceola Hamilton, Lafayette, Howard P. Rives, Jr., Orange Pensacola Richard Tombrink, Jr., Counties Madison, Suwannee St. Petersburg William J. Tolton, Jr., Brooksville and Taylor Counties R. Grable Stoutamire, CIRCUIT JUDGES Shalimar Wallace E. Sturgis, Jr., Clearwater Ben Gordon, CIRCUIT JUDGES Ocala Lynn Tepper, George A. Sprinkel IV, Shalimar John Peach, Jasper Ernest C. Aulls, Jr., Dade City Winter Park Clyde B. Wells, Arthur Lawrence, Tav ares STATE ATTORNE Y Dorothy J. Russell, Orlando DeFuniak Springs Live Oak William F. Edwards, James Russell, Charles N. Prather, Orlando Gilliam, Rom W. Powell, Orlando Nancy Royce Agner, Perry Inverness Clearwater Emerson Cantonment E. Vernon Douglas, John Thurman, PUBLIC DEFENDER Thompson, Jr., Orlando Joseph Q. Tarbuck, Lake City Dunnellon Robert Jagger, Gulf Breeze Ray McNeal, Ocala Clearwater Michael F. Cycmanick, Jack R. Heflin, STATE ATTORNEY Victor E. Musleh, Orlando Shalimar Jerry M. Blair, Live Oak Ocal a Seventh Judicial Circuit Jeffords D. Miller, Erwin Fleet, Shalimar PUBLIC DEFENDER Jack Springstead, Kissimmee Dennis Roberts, Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns William H. Anderson, Brooksville and Volusia Counties B.C. Muszynski, Orlando Pensacola Lake City G. Richard Singletary, R. James Stroker, Orlando John T. Parnham, Circuit Tavares CIRCUIT JUDGES Thomas S. Kirk, Orlando Fourth Judicial Frederick Pfeiffer, Orlando Pensacola Duval & Nassau STATE ATTORNEY Julianne Piggotte, Clay, W. Rogers Turner, Orlando Lacey A. Collier, Counties Brad King, Daytona Beach Pensacola Ocala Richard O. Watson, George Diamantis, Orlando I'rank L. Bell, CIRCUIT JUDGES PUBLIC DEFENDER St. Augustine William C. Gridley, Orlando Pensacola Aaron K. Bowden, Howard Babb, Eustis James Foxman, Joseph P. Baker, Orlando John P. Kuder Jacksonville Daytona Beach Cecil H. Brown, Orlando Sixth Judicial Circuit Pensacola Donald R. Moran, Jr., Kim C. Hammond, Ted Coleman, Orlando STATE ATTORNEY Jacksonville Pasco & Pinellas Counties Bunnell Lonnie Cornelius, Jr., A. Golden, Orlando Curtis Lawrence D. Fay, CIRCUIT JUDGES James T. Nelson, Pensacola Jacksonville Daytona Beach Frank N. Kaney, Orlando Richard A. Luce, PUBLIC DEFENDER Charles O. Mitchell, Jr., E. L. Eastmoore, Palatka Lawrence R. Kirkwood, John R. Behr, Pensacola Clearwater William C. Johnson, Orlando Jacksonville O' Jr., Mike Weatherby, Gerard J. Brien, Daytona Beach Belvin Perry, Orlando Second Judicial Circuit Clearwater Jacksonville Uriel Blount, Jr., DeLand Walter Komanski, Franklin, Gadsden, Jeffer- Peter S. Dearing, W. Lowell Bray, Jr. Gayle S. Graziano, Orlando son, Leon, Liberty and Jacksonville New Port Richey Daytona Beach Gary L. Formet, Sr., Wakulla Counties Lawrence Page Haddock, Owen S. Allbritton, Edwin P.B.Sanders, Deland Orlando CIRCUIT JUDGES Jacksonville Clearwater Robert P. Miller, Richard F. Conrad, James R. Case, Henry F. Martin, Jr. , Daytona Beach Orlando John E. Crusoe, Clearwater ATTORNEY Tallahassee Jacksonville R. Michael Hutcheson, STATE Lawrence E. Keough, Lawson Lamar, George Reynolds, Frederick B. Tygart, Daytona Beach New Port Richey Maitl and Tallahassee Jacksonville Robert R. Perry, Dorothy H. Pate, Mark R. McGarry, Jr. , Palatka PUBLIC DEFENDER P. Kevin Davey, Clearwater Joseph W. Durocher, Tallahassee Jacksonville C. McFerrin Smith III, Henry Lee Adams, Jr. Ray E. Ulmer, Jr., Daytona Beach Orlando L. Ralph "Bubba" Smith, , Dade City Tallahassee Jacksonville Richard Gary Weinberg, Tenth Judicial Circuit John D. Southwood, W. Douglas Baird, St. Augustine William L. Gary St. Petersburg Hardee, Highlands and j Tallahassee Jacksonville John W. Watson III, Major Harding, Robert Beach, Daytona Beach Polk Counties J. Lewis Hall, Jr., Clearwater Tallahassee Jacksonville Patrick G. Kennedy, CIRCUIT JUDGES David C. Wiggins, Brandt C. Downey III, Daytona Beach Phil Padovano, Clearwater Robert E. Pyle, Tallahassee Jacksonville Winter Haven Mattox Hair, Jacksonville MARCH-APRIL 1990 J. David Langford, Sebring Robert H. Newman, Robert Henry Bonanno, Edward H. Fine, Joseph E. Price, Jr., Julian Dale Durrance, Miami Tampa West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Bartow Norman S. Gerstein, Gasper J. Ficarrotta, Edward Rodgers, Robert J. Fogan, Susan Wadsworth Roberts, Miami Tampa West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Bartow Phillip W. Knight, Miami James Whittemore, Richard I. Wennet, Stanton S. Kaplan, J. Tim Strickland, Ralph N. Person, Miami Tampa Riviera Beach Plantation Bartow Arthur I. Snyder, Morton Hanlon, Tampa Michael E. Gersten, Dale Ross, Dennis P. Maloney, Miami Beach Peter J.T. Taylor, Tampa West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Sebring Murray Goldman, Miami Morison Buck, Tampa Hubert R. Lindsey, Robert C. Scott, William A. Norris, Jr., Maria Korvick, Miami Roland Gonzalez, Tequ cata Fort Lauderdale Bartow Robert Kaye, Miami Temple Terrace James R. Stewart, Jr., Arthur Franza, Hollywood Charles B. Curry, Henry Ferro, Malcolm W. Graybill, West Palm Beach Raymond Hare, Lakeland Miami Shores Tampa Thomas E. Sholts, Ft. Lauderdale Oliver Green, Jr., Bartow Sidney B. Shapiro, Miami Thomas Miller, Sr., West Palm Beach Russell Seay, Jr., Dania Randall G. McDonald, Harold Solomon, S.Miami Tampa James T. Carlisle, Arthur M. Birken, Lakeland Ellen Morphonios, Miami James A. Lenfestey, West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale E. Randolph Bentley, Margarita G. Esquiroz, Tampa Walter N. Colbath, Jr., Geoff Cohen, Ft. Lauderdale Bartow Miami Dennis Alvarez, Tampa Palm Beach Gardens W. Clayton Johnson, Charles Davis, Richard S. Fuller, Miami J. Rogers Padgett, Tampa Timothy Poulton, Ft. Lauderdale Bartow Philip Bloom, Susan Cawthon Bucklew, West Palm Beach Robert W. Tyson, Jr., Joe R. Young, Jr., N. Miami Beach Tampa Marvin U. Mounts, Jr., Ft. Lauderdale Lake Wales Martin Greenbaum, Susan Sexton, Tampa West Palm Beach Stephen Booher, Carolyn K. Fulmer, Bartow Miami Beach J. C. Cheatwood, Emery Newell, Ft. Lauderdale STATE ATTORNEY Steven D. Robinson, Temple Terrace West Palm Beach Patti L. E. Henning, Jerry Hill, Miami Danrel E. Gallagher, Vaughn Rudnick, Ft. Lauderdale Winter Haven Ronald M. Friedman, Tampa West Palm Beach John A. Miller, PUBLIC DEFENDER Miami Guy Spicola Tampa Edward A. Garrison, Ft. Lauderdale James M. Moorman, Amy S. Donner, Edward H. Ward, Odessa Palm Beach Gardens W. Herbert Moriarty, Bartow Miami Beach Harry Lee Coe III, Tampa John D. Weasel, Ft. Lauderdale Mary Ann MacKenzie, John P. Griffin, Tampa Boca Raton Lawrence Korda, Hollywood Eleventh Judicial Key Biscayne Phillip L. Knowles, Tampa Jack H. Cook, Eugene Fischer, Circuit Rosemary U. Jones, John M. Gilbert, Tampa West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Coral Gables Manuel Menendez, Jr., Mary Lupo, James Reasbeck, Dade County Arthur L. Rothenberg, Tampa Lake Park Ft. Lauderdale CIRCUIT JUDGES Miami Ralph Steinberg, Tampa Michael D. Miller, M. Daniel Futch, Jr., Lauderdale Steve Levine, Miami Thomas M. Carney, Don Evans, Tampa West Palm Beach Ft. Richard Paul M. Marko Melvina B. Green, Miami Miami Vincent E. Giglio, Tampa Bryan Burk, III, Lauderdale Thomas K. Petersen, Alfonso C. Sepe, Miami Thomas E. Stringer, Sr., West Palm Beach Ft. Daniel K. Hurley, Leroy Moe, Lauderdale Miami Philip Davis, Miami Tampa T. Ft. Lutz South Palm Beach Cail Ft. Lauderdale Joseph P. Farina, Roy T. Gelber, Miami Richard A. Lazzara, J. Lee, Harold Cohen, Barbara Bridge Miami Shores STATE ATTORNEY STATE ATTORNEY J. J. West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Jeffrey Rosinek, Janet Reno, Miami Bill James, Tampa Karen Martin, Thomas M. Coker, Coral Gables PUBLIC DEFENDER PUBLIC DEFENDER L. Jr., S. Peter Capua, Miami Bennett H. Brummer, Judge C. Luckey, Jr., West Palm Beach Plantation Federico Moreno, Miami Coral Gables Tampa Stephen A. Rapp, Miette K. Burnstein, Francis Christie, Miami West Palm Beach Hollywood J. Twelfth Fourteenth Judicial George Orr, Miami Judicial Richard L. Oftedal, Richard D. Eade, Martin D. Kahn, Miami Circuit Circuit Palm Beach Gardens Ft. Lauderdale ATTORNEY John Gale, Miami DeSoto, Manatee and Bay, Calhoun, Gulf, STATE Estella May Moriarty, Jon I. Gordon, Miami Sarasota Counties Holmes, Jackson & David H. Bludworth, Ft. Lauderdale Richard Y. Feder, Miami Washington Counties West Palm Beach Linda Vitale, CIRCUIT JUDGES PUBLIC DEFENDER Ft. Lauderdale Moie J. L. Tendrich, CIRCUIT JUDGES Miami Peter A. Dubensky, Richard L. Jorandby, Robert Lance Andrews Richard V. Margolius, Bradenton Russell A. Cole, Jr., West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale John R. Blue, Sarasota Bonifay Harry G. Hinckley, Jr., Miami Sixteenth Judicial Allen Kornblum, Miami Lee Haworth, N. Russell Bower, Ft. Lauderdale Fredricka G. Smith, Sarasota Panama City Circuit George A. Shahood, Miami Gilbert Smith, Bradenton Robert L. McCrary, Jr., Monroe County Hollywood Stephen L. Dakan, Marianna Patricia W. Cocalis, Ursula Ungaro Benages, CIRCUIT JUDGES Miami Sarasota W. Fred Turner, Ft. Lauderdale James C. Henderson, Thomas M. Gallen, Panama City Richard G. Payne, John T. Luzzo, Miami Bradenton Don T. Sirmons, Key West Ft. Lauderdale M. Ignatius Laster, Leonard Fleet, Joseph M. Nadler, Miami Durand J. Adams, Panama City J. Hollywood Edmund W. Newbold, Bradenton Dedee Costello, Key West Miami Scott Brownell, Bradenton Chipley Richard Fowler, Mark A, Speiser, Michael H. Salmon, Paul Logan, Bradenton Clinton E. Foster, Key West Ft. Lauderdale Miami Robert J. Boylston, Panama City Jon J. Overby, Robert B. Carney III, John A. Tanksley, Miami Bradenton STATE ATTORNEY Key West Ft. Lauderdale Jack M. Turner, Miami James S. Parker, Arcadia Jim Appleman, STATE ATTORNEY Robert C. Abel Jr., David L. Tobin, Miami Andrew D. Owens, Jr., Marianna Kirk C. Zuelch, Key West Ft. Lauderdale Gisela Cardonne, Miami Sarasota PUBLIC DEFENDER PUBLIC DEFENDER STATE ATTORNEY W. Randall, Wm. E. Gladstone, Miami Becky A. Titus, Virgil Q. Mayo, Winter, Mike Satz, Ft. Lauderdale Gerald Wetherington, Sarasota Blountstown Key West PUBLIC DEFENDER James W. Whatley, Alan H. Schreiber, Coral Gables Fifteenth Judicial Seventeenth Judicial Harold Featherstone, Venice Plantation ATTORNEY Circuit Circuit Miami STATE Eighteenth Judicial Edward N. Moore, Miami Earl Moreland, Palm Beach County Broward County Sarasota Circuit Frederick N. Barad, CIRCUIT JUDGES CIRCUIT JUDGES Miami PUBLIC DEFENDER Brevard & Seminole Larry Seidlin, Bruce Miami Elliott C. Metcalfe, Jr. Howard C. Berman, Counties D. Levy, Ft. Lauderdale Mario P. Goderich, Sarasota W. Palm Beach William P. Dimitrouleas, CIRCUIT JUDGES Miami Beach Gary L. Vonhof, Ft. Lauderdale Edward S. Klein, Miami Thirteenth Judicial W. Palm Beach Seymour Benson, Lavon Stuart M. Simons, Miami Circuit W. Matthew Stevenson, Ward, Altamonte Springs Ft. Lauderdale Herbert M. Klein, Hillsborough County W. Palm Beach Jere E.Lober, Merritt Island Jack Musselman, "Bill" Coral Gables John L. Phillips O.H. Eaton, CIRCUIT Pompano Beach Leonard Rivkind, JUDGES W. Palm Beach Long wood Melvin Grossman, Miami Beach James David Arnold, Tom Johnson, B. Leonard V. Wood, Tampa Riviera Beach Hollywood Altamonte Springs 24 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Martin Budnick, STATE ATTORNEY Harvey Leon Goldstein Walter B. Heinrich, Jr. Robert Steven Schwartz Melbourne D'Alessandro, Anu-Maria Carnesoltas Charles R. Wilson William A Bollinger Joseph P. Parker Antoon, Melbourne Joan A. Lenard Perry A. Little Robert V. John Ft. Myers Philip Cook Barbara Fleischer Robert M. Gross Edward M. Jackson, PUBLIC DEFENDER Arthur Maginnis Deborah Dale Pucillo Rockledge Douglas Midgley, O' Holmes Kroll Th&imas G. Connell Boni Kathleen Johnston, fey John L. Phillips Lawrence V. Ft. Myers Arthur Winton Robert Earl Brown Merritt Island Murray Klein I.C. Smith Indian River Elizabeth R. Massa Clarence T. Johnson, Jr., I)ernard S. Shupiro Veru Beach Rock ledge FLORIDA'S Henry Ludwig Sandra Kabboush Oppenborn, Jr. James B. Balsiger Susan I.ubitz Robert B. McGregor, Cocoa COUNTY Calvin R. Mapp Joe Wild Paseo J. Wm. Woodson, Eau Gallic Cindy S. Lederman Frances Ann Jamieson, Jackson Dude City Gerald J. Klein Marianne William H. Seaver Rock ledge JUDGES Harvey Baxter Woodrow Wilson Hatcher Dan C. Rasmussen John Dean Moxley, Jr., Roger A. Silver Merc H. Salton Alachua Gerald D. Hubbart Jefferson Titusville Goinesudle Eli Breger Monticettu Pinellas S. Joseph Davis, Jr., Dawes Crenshaw Jeanne Alfonso Leo Adderly Felix A. Johnston Clearwater Sanford Thomas M. Elwell Stanley M. Goldstein Karl B. Grube Maurice V. Giunta Lafayette Kenneth M. Leffler, Murray Meyersun Henry J. Andringa I'rederick D. Smith hfayo Sanford Celeste Hardee Muir Harlow H. Land, Jr. Richard W. Carr C. Vernon Mize, Sanford Aymer L. Curtin Walter A. Fullerton Juan Ramirez, Jr. Lake Linda N. Dakis William H. Overton Edward J. Richardson, Baker Tauores Macctenny Robert M. Pineiro Charles Scott Carrere Melbourne William G. Law, Jr. STATE ATTORNEY D. L. Griffis Horace A. Andrews DeSoto Lee Redford W. Smith Arcadia Norm Wolfinger, Bay Ft. Myers Thomas B. Freeman Titusville Panama City Howard C. Holtzendorf Jay B. Rosman William B. Blackwood, Jr. PUBLIC DEFENDER William Cooper Dixie Isaac Anderson, Jr. David A. Demers Thomas Ellinor R. Russo, Tltusville R. Cross City Radford Russell Sturgis Pat Caddell J. Pittman Judy Markham Marshall M. Clemente G. Keith Cary Steve Rushing Nineteenth Judicial Bradford Duval John Dommerich Polk Circuit Starke Jocksunuitte Leon Bartou' H. Pierce George Richard W. Kreidler Tallahassee Dick Prince Indian River, Martin, Jesse Clay Barber Okeechobee & St. Lucie Brevard Louise Walker Hal McClamma Titusuitte Morton A. Kesler Kathleen F. Dekker Daniel True Andrews Counties Kerry Evander L. Haldane Taylor Terry P. Lewis Ron Herring Kornstein CIRCUIT JUDGES Harry Stein Hugh McKay Fletcher, Sr. Thomas H. Bateman III Harvey Peter Haddad Harold C. Arnold Robert A. Young Mare A. Cianca, Stuart Levy John C. Adkins Sharon Howard Tanner Bronson Putnam Charles E. Smith, John H. Skinner Tonya L. Baccus W. O. Beauchamp, Jr. Pototks Vero Beach William T. McCluan E. Ambrose Olliff, Jr. Peter T. Miller Paul Kanarek, Raymond L. Simpson Liberty Broward June C. Blackburn Bri stut St. Johns Stuart Lauderdale Ft. Alfred Washington Glenn E. Summers St. Augustine John E. Fennelly, Stuart Kathleen A. Kearney Peggy Ready Dwight Geiger, Stuart Paul L. Backman Escambia Madison Robert K. Mathis Pensocota Madison L. B. Vocelle, Vero Beach Robert S. Zack Lucie Leonard Feiner Bill White Wetzel Blair St. Rupert Smith, Ft. Pierce Pierce Spechler Kenneth L. Williams Ft. Jay Manatee James W. Midelis William L. Hendry, Steven G. Shutter Thumas E. Johnson Okeechobee Bradenton William G.Tye Barry Steven Seltzer George James Roark III Walter R. Talley Robert R. Makenson, Harvey Ford William J. Green George K. Brown, Jr. Santa Rosa Stuart John Gaudiosi Flagler Mare Gilner Milton William Walter Herring Colic Nichols, Jr. Scott M. Kenney, Bunnetl Marion Ft. Pierce Brian Phillip Kay William C. Atack Sarasota Linda Raspolich Pratt Oculo STATE ATTORNEY Franklin Tom Sawaya Sarasota June LaRan Johnson Alan R. Dakan Bruce H. Colton, Stafford Apoluchiculo Hale Stencil Leonard Lamar Judy Goldman Vero Beach Zebedee Waldo Wright Van Russell John Edrington Futch PUBLIC DEFENDER Barbara Briggs Susan Lebow Gadsden Martin Emanuel LoGalbo, Jr. Philip J. Yacucci, Tom Lynch Quincy Stuart Fort Pierce George A. Breacher Richard L. Hood Stewart Hershey Seminole Mary Rudd Robinson David Harper Sanford Twentieth Judicial Gilchrist Wallace H. Hall Calhoun Trenton Monroe Harold F. Johnson Circuit Btiiuntstou n Ed Philman Key West Alan A. Dickey Philip J. Knight Wayne M. Miller Charlotte, Collier, Glades Fred Hitt Lee Charlotte Sandra Taylor Glades, Hendry & Ilfoore Rouen Reagan Ptomey Sumter Counties Puntu Gordu Kirby Sullivan Bushnell John P. Shannon Nassau Gulf Tom Skidmore CIRCUIT JUDGES W. Wayne Woodard Fernondino Beach Part St. Joe Robert E. Williams Suwannee Lynn Gerald, Jr. Citrus David L. Taunton Live Ouk Inverness Ok aloosa Ft. Myers Hamilton Thomas J. Kennon, Jr. Gary G. Graham Crestui ew Donald E. Pellecchia, Jasper Taylor Ft. Myers Clay Keith Brace David E. Bembry Keith Patterson Maney Perry James Hall Seals, Green Coue Springs Stephen Murphy L Thomas McAnnally Hardee Okeechobee Ft. Myers Wouchulo Union Ted Brousseau, Naples Collier Okeechobee Robert Earl Collins Ed Miller Lake Butler Charles Carlton, Naples Naples David L Reiman Cynthia Ellis Hendry Orange Hugh E. Starnes, Ft. Myers LoBette Volusia R. Wallace Pack, Ft. Myers Thomas T. Trettis, Jr. OrLando Eugene C. Turner Broward N. Parsons Stephen Carter DeLond Elmer O. Friday, Jr., Johnson Michael McDermott Columbia Hernando Tony N. Fort Myers James Charles Hauser H. Pope Hamrick, Jr. Lake Brooksuilte Thomas S. Reese, Ft. Myers City Thomas Robert Kirkland Darrel Carnell Julian E. Collins Peyton B. Hyslop Naples John H. Adams Harrison D. Griffin Hugh D. Hayes, Highlands Dade Steven Wallace Hubert L. Grimes Robert T. Shafer, Jr., Sebri Miami ng Janis Halker Shawn Briese Ft. Myers David Langford May L. Cain Ramon Rodriguez John Roger Smith James R. Thompson, Olin Shinholser Jose Morton Lee Perry Charles N. Prather Freddie J. Worthen Ft. Myers Jack Block Hillsborough ' Theotie Bronso Wakulla William John Nelson, Harvey Shenberg Tampa Alan C. Todd Craw fordui tte Ft. Myers Bernard R. Jaffe Marva L. Crenshaw Osceola Mike Carter William Mclver, Catherine M. Pooler James Dominguerz C. Kissimmee Walton Ft. Myers Jack M. Coe Cynthia Holloway Ronald Legendre Marvin H. Gillman Debra Behnke DeFuniuk Springs William L. Blackwell, Lawrence J. Davis Lewis R. Lindsey Naples Milton I. Starkman Sam D. Pendino Nancy J. Pollock Donald F. Castor Palm Beach Washington West Palm Robert M. Deehl Ed Hinson Beach Chiptey Evans Peter M. Perry E. Wells MARCH-APRIL 1990 David C. Clark 25 Howard H. Harrison, Jr. )~~SEBI:3H~SC—IQ~BC—IB~EIC—IO~B~BC—IS~BED~( OO IFI.GMDA'S U.S. EMBAY R ENYAYIVE ~ts~ei~B~ts~B~H~B~O~ts~H~H~H~a~El~~EEP~ U. S. SENATORS BOB GRAHAM (D) CONNIE MACK (R) Born Coral Gables, November 9, 1936Edu- Born Philadelphia, PA, October 29, 1940 cation BA Degree, University of Florida, (he is the grandson of legendary baseball 1959; Latu Degree, Harvard, 1962 Wife manager and owner of Philadelphia Adele Children Four Career Elected to Flor- Athletics) Education degree in marketing ida House of Representative, 1966; to Flor- and business from University of Florida, ida Senate in 1970, and served there eight 1966; Wife Priscilla Children Two Church years; chosen by vote of his colleagues to Catholic Career 16 years in banking, receive the Allen Morris "Most Valuable including five as President of the Florida Senator" award in 1973; inaugurated to National Bank of Lee County (Fort Myers); first term as Governor in January, 1979; served in U.S. House of Representatives Senator Graham reelected for a second term in November, 1982-1988; elected to U.S. Senate in 1988; 1982, sought greater federal participation charter member of Congressional Leaders in fighting drug smuggling; supported capi- United for a Balanced Budget (CLUBB); tal punishment by signing many death supports legislation to give the President a warrants; was credited with accomplish- line-item veto on the Federal Budget ments in the areas of economic develop- Honors Outstanding Young Man Award, ment, education, human services, law Florida Jaycees, 1975; Director, Chairman enforcement, growth management and of the Board, Cape Coral Hospital, 1975-77; environmental issues; elected to the U.S. Founding Chairman of the Board, Palmer Senate in 1986Background His father, Ern- Drug Abuse Program, 1979-80; Director, est R. "Cap" Graham was a former State Metropolitan Fort Myers Chamber of Com- Senator in Florida, and onetime unsuccess- merce; member Cape Coral Memorial Arch ful candidate for Governor; his maternal Committee; charter member, Fort Myers aunt, Mrs. Ina S. Thompson, of DeFuniak Rotary Club; appointed to serve on Bank- Springs, was the state's Motor Vehicle ing, Joint Economic and Foreign Relations Commissioner in the 1950s, and thus the Committees, U.S. Senate, 1989; Address first woman to attain "Little Cabinet" sta- 517 Hart Senate Office Building, Washing- Senator Mack tus as a departmental administrator ton, D.C. 20510 (202) 224-5274. Address 241 Dirksen Senate Office Build- ing, Washington, D.C., 20510 (202) 224- 3041. U. S. REPRESENTATIVES 1st District itary served in the U. S. Navy, 1944-46; Eseambia, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, and Career served in the Florida House of Walton Counties. Part of Bay County. Representatives, 1972-78; elected to Con- EARL HUTTO (D) gress, 1978 and subsequently; Honors "Golden Bulldog, "Watchdogs ofthe Treas- Born Midland City, Alabama, May 12, 1926 ury, 1980, '86, '88; "Leadership Award, " Education BS Degree from Troy State Uni- American Security Council, 1982-87; versity, Troy, Alabama, 1949; graduate "Guardian of Small Business Award, " work in broadcasting, Northwestern Uni- National Federation of Independent Busi- versity, Evanston, Illinois, 1951; Wife ness, 1986-88; "Distinguished Service Rep. Hutto Nancy Children Two Church Baptist Mil- Award, " U.S. Navy League, 1988; "Life

26 THE SHERIFF S STAR " Values Award, American Coalition" for 1941;"author of "Laudonniere and Fort" Car- Life, 1988; "Legislative Award, National oline, 1964; "Settlement of Florida, 1968; Association ofState Boating Law Adminis- "Southernmost" Battlefields of" the Revolu- trators, 1988;member, Armed Services and tion, 1970; "Three Voyages," 1975; "Flori- Merchant Marine & Fisheries Committees da's French Revolution, 1982; "Twelve on Address 2435 Rayburn House Office Build- the River St. Johns"; Watchdog of the ing, Washington, D.C., 20515 (202) 225- Treasury Award, six times; Honorary Doc- 4136. tor of Humanities, University of Tampa, 1950; Honorary Doctor of Laws, Jackson- 2nd District ville University, 1972 and Edward Waters Baker, Bradford, Calhoun, Columbia, College, 1988; University of Florida, Distin- Dixie, Franklin, Gadsden, Gilchrist, guished Alumnus Award, 1969; Freedoms Gulf, Hamilton, Holmes, Jackson, Foundation Awards, 1951and 1955;elected Jefferson, Lafayette, Leon, Levy, to Congress in 1948; serving his 21st con- Liberty, Madison, Sutvannee, Taylor, Rep. Grant all-time record Con- Union, Wakulla and Washington Counties. secutive term; holds in Portions of Bay and Clay Counties. gress for not missing a single legislative BILL GRANT (R) vote on any roll call in more than 38 years. Address 2107 Rayburn House Office Build- Born Lake City, Florida, February 21, 1943 ing, Washington, D. C. 20515 (202) 225- Education Florida State University, B.S. 2501. Degree, 1963; Class President, Gold Key Honorary, Student Senate, Lambda Chi 4th District Alpha; graduate of American Institute of Flagler, St. Johns and Volusia Banking Prior Occupation Banker Church Counties. Portions of Duval, Clay Baptist Career Served in Florida Senate and Putnam Counties. 1983 through 1986; elected to U.S.House of CRAIG T. JAMES (R) Representatives in 1986 Family Back- Born Augusta, Georgia, 5, 1941Educa- ground Great-grandfathers John H. Grant May tion Stetson University, BSC Degree, 1963; and John Hall served in Florida House of Representatives from Suwannee County in Stetson Law Schook, JD Degree, 1967; Wife Katherine Church Baptist Prior Occupa- early 1900s Affiliations Past President, Rep. Bennett Rotary, Jaycees, Madison County tion Attorney; practiced law in DeLand, before he was elected Chamber of Commerce, Florida 4-H Foun- Florida for 21 years; to the U.S. House of Representatives in dation, Independent Bankers of Florida; he was a senior partner in the James Board of Directors, Florida Bankers Associ- 1988 Zimmerman and Paul law firm Military ation and Independent Bankers Associa- National Guard, 1963-65; U. S. Army tion of America; District Vice President, 1965-69 Florida Forestry Association Honors Reserve, Committee Assi gnments Afairs and Judiciary Address Received awards for outstanding legisla- Veterans Longworth House Office Building, tive service from many organizations, 1408 D. C. 20515 (202) 225-4035. including Florida Association of School Washington, Administrators, Florida Farm Bureau, Florida Veterinary Medicine Association, 5th District Florida Association of Extension Profes- Seminole County and portions of sionals, Florida Association of Home Orange and Lake Counties. Health Agencies and Florida School Board BILL McCOLLUM (R) Association Address 1330 Longworth Born Brooksville, Florida, July 12, 1944 Rep. James House Office Building, Washington, D.C. Education BA and Juris Doctor Degrees, 20515 (202) 225-5235. University of Florida; Wife Ingrid Chil- 3rd District drenThree Military Officer in Judge Advo- cate General's Corps, U. S. Navy, 1969-72; Nassau County. Portions of Duval County. U. S. Naval Reserve; Career Practicing CHARLES E. BENNETT (D) attorney in Orlando, 1973-80; elected to Born Canton, New York, December 2, 1910. fifth term of Congress in 1988; served as Education AB and JD Degrees, University member of Executive Council of Orange of Florida Prior Occupation Attorney Wife County Bar Association for six years; Jean Children Three Church Christian Mil- Chairman, Republician Executive Com- itary Captain, U. S. Army, World War II; mittee of Seminole County, 1976-80; leader of guerrillas in Northern Luzon member, Kiwanis Club, Florida Blue Key, mountain jungle fighting; awarded Silver Omicron Delta Kappa, University of Flor- Star, Bronze Star, Philippines' Legion of ida Hall of Fame; among Outstanding Honor and Gold Cross; French Legion of Young Men in America, 1976; regularly Honor; Career Served in Florida House, listed in Who's Who in American Law, Rep. McCollum

MARCH-APRIL 1990 27 Who's Who in American Politics and Who' s 8th District Who in America; served on Judiciary Com- Most of Pinellas County. mittee and Banking, Finance and Urban C. W. BILL YOUNG (R) Affairs Committee; on House Committee investigating Iran-Contra affair; also on Born Harmarville, Pennsylvania, Crime Subcommittee; Address 1507 Long- December 16, 1930Prior Occuapation Insu- worth House Office Building, Washington, rance executive Church Methodist Military D. C. 20515 (202) 225-2176. Florida National Guard, 1948-57; Career Florida State Senate, 1960-1970; elected to 6th District 92nd Congress in 1970, reelected to each Alachua, Citrus, Hernando, Marion subsequent Congress; serves on Appropria- and Sumter Counties. Portions of tions Committee; member Republican Con- Lake, Pasco and Putnam Counties. gressional Executive Committee on CLIFF STEARNS (R) Committees; Delegate to every Republician Rep. Stearns National Convention from 1968 through D.C. April 16,1941Edu- Born Washington, , 1988; first Minority Leader of Florida George Washington cation graduated from Senate; Allen Morris Award for 1967, Electrical Engi- University with a degree in "Effectiveness in Debate"; Florida Press Church neering; Wife Joan Children Three Corps "Most Valuable Senator Award"; Air Force four Presbyterian Military U.S. Honors CIA "Seal Medallion"; American years, discharged with rank of Captain Legion, AMVETS, VFW and DAV; Award business Prior Occupation started his own of Merit from President's Commission on motel in by purchasing a small, dilapidated Employment of the Handicapped; "Watch- next 11 Massachusetts in 1972; over years dog of the Treasury" award, 92nd through Inc. motel he developed Stearns House, , a 100th Congresses; "Guardian ofSmall Bus- five motels management company with iness" award, 92nd through 100th Con- three restaurants in Marion and Ala- and gresses; Freedom Foundation of Valley Assignments chua Counties Committee Forge Honor Certificate; Suncaost Tiger Veterans Affairs (subcommittee: Oversight Bay 1984 Benjamin Franklin Distin- Finance and and Investigations); Banking, guished Leadership Award; Address 2407 Financial Urban Affairs (subcommittees: Rayburn House Office Building, Washing- Rep. Gibbons Community Institutions, Housing and ton, D. C. 20515 (202) 225-5961. Development, International Development) Address 1723 Longworth House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 9th District 225-5744. Portions of Hillsborough, Pasco and Pinellas Counties 7th District MICHAEL BILIRAKIS (R) Portions of Hillsborough County. Born Tarpon Springs, Florida, July 16, SAM M. GIBBONS (D) 1930; Education BS degree in engineering, University of Pittsburgh, 1959;accounting, Born Tampa, Florida, January 20, 1920; George Washington University, 1959-60; Education public schools of Tampa; JD JD Degree, University of Florida, 1963; Degree, University of Florida, 1947; Prior Prior Occupations businessman, attorney, Occupation 15 years as attorney in Tampa; petroleum and geophysical engineer, Wife Martha Children Three Church Presb- government contract negotiator, steel yterian Military Major, U. S.Army, World worker, Wife Evelyn Children Two Church War II;501st Parachute Infantry, 101stAir- Rep. Young Greek Orthodox Military U.S. Air Force, 4 borne Division; awarded Bronze Star; years. Korean conflict; Career Small Career President, University of South Flor- , Claims Judge, Pasco County, 1970-72; ida Foundation; served in Florida House of Associate Municipal Representatives, 1952-58; Florida Senate, Judge, Tarpon Springs and New Port Richey; elected to 1958-62; recipient of University of Florida's U. House ofRepresentatives, 1982and for Distinguished Alumnus Award; elected to S. subsequent two-year terms; appointed to Congress in 1962; reelected subsequently; Veterans Affairs, Energy and Commerce chairman of Trade Subcommittee of Ways Committees, Task Force on the and Means Committee; member of Joint Elderly, Task Force on Foreign Policy, Congres- Committee on Taxation; Address 2204 Ray- sional Human Rights Caucus, Congres- burn House Office Building, Washington, sional Sun Belt Caucus, Social Security D. C. 20515 (202) 225-3376. Caucus, Task Force on Education; Honors Citizen of the Year, Tarpon Springs, 1972- 73; Founder and Charter President, Tarpon Springs Volunteer Ambulance Service; Rep. Bilirakis member AHEPA; 32nd Degree Mason and

28 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Shriner; Address 1530 Longworth House 12th District Office Building, Washington, D.C., 20515 Glades, Hendry, Highlands, Martin, (202) 225-5755. Okeechobee, and St. Lucie Counties. Parts of Collier, Indian River and 10th District Palm Beach Counties. DeSoto, Hardee, Manatee and Polk TOM LEWIS (R) Counties. Part of Osceola County, Born Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October ANDY IRELAND (R) 26, 1924; Education Palm Beach Junior of Florida; Wife Born Cincinnati, Ohio, August 23, 1930; College and University Church Methodist Education Yale University, Degree in Marian Children Three and Industrial Administration, School of Engi- Military U.S. Air Force, World War II conflict; Prior Occupation corpo- neering; School of Banking of the South, Korean Louisiana State University; Columbia Uni- rate executive, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Real Estate and Invest- Rep. Ireland versity Graduate School of Business; Wife Co., 1957-1973; beginning in 1972; Career Mayor- Nancy Children Four Church Episcopal ments, 1964-1971; Career chairman of the board of three /Councilman, N. Palm Beach, House of Representatives, 1972- banks; extensive work with Florida Florida Bankers Association and American 1980; Florida Senate, 1980-1982; elected to and for Bankers Association; past president, Win- U.S. House of Representatives, 1982 two-year Honors named ter Haven Chamber of Commerce; director subsequent terms; the Year from Palm Beach and member of Executive Committee, Flor- Legislator of Association for Retarded Citi- ida Citrus Showcase; Winter Haven City County by Florida Association of Realtors, Commissioner, 1966-68; member, Polk zens and 1977; also Senator of the Year Award from County Democratic Executive Committee; Retarded Citizens and Realtors, 1981; Lib- member, Board of Directors, Girls Clubs of Bell Award for community service Winter Haven and Dixie Youth Baseball; erty Palm Beach County Bar Association; elected to House in 1976;reelected for subse- from Allen Morris Award for Most Effective quent two-year terms; serving on the Vice President Armed Services Committee and Small Bus- First Term Senator, 1982; Freshman iness Committee; Address 2416 Rayburn and President of U.S. House Rep. Nelson and Man of Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) Republican Class, 1983 1984; 225-5015. the Year, United Cerebral Palsy of the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast; 1988 11th District President, Florida State Soc.; 1989Legisla- tor of the Year, National Hurricane Confer- Brevard County. Portions of Orange, '*ll Indian Ri ver and Osceola Counties ence; 1989 Laurel Award Aviation Weekly; 1216 Longworth Building, BILL NELSON (D) Address Washington, D.C., 20515 (202) 225-5792. Born In Florida, September 29, 1942; Edu- cation Melbourne High School, 1960; B.A., 13th District Yale University, 1965; J.D., University of Charlotte, Lee and Sarasota Counties. Virginia School of Law, 1968; Wife Grace Part of Collier County. Children Two Religion Christian Military PORTER GOSS (R) Captain, U.S. Army Reserve, 1965-71, Born Waterbury, November 26, 1938 active duty, 1968-70; Career admitted to CT, A. Florida Bar, 1968; elected to Florida House Education Yale University, B. Degree, of Representatives, 1972, and reelected sub- Magna Cum Laude Wife Mariel Chiklren Rep. Lewis Church Presbyterian Prior Occupa- sequently; Honors Outstanding Young Four Man in America, 1972; one of Five Out- tion CIA as clandestine services officer, owner (varied standing Young Men in Florida, 1975;Flor- 1962-1972; small business Investor Political Career Coun- ida Democrat of 1975; elected U. S. activities), Representative, 1978 and subsequently; cilman and Mayor, City ofSanibel (4 terms, Lee Commissioner, member of Science, Space and Technology 1974-1982); County County Com- Committee and Chairman, Subcommittee (1983-1988); Chairman, Lee elected to U. House of on Space Science and Applications; also mission (1985-86); S. 1988 Honors National member of Banking, Finance and Urban Representatives, Affairs Committees; first U.S. Representa- Audubon Society, Director; State Advisory on Coastal Management, tive to fly in Space Shuttle, 1986; Address Committee Environmental Land Manage- 2404 Rayburn House Office Building, Chairman; Committee; II West Coast Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-3671. ment Study Inland Navigational District, Vice Chair- man; Metropolitan Planning Organiza- tion, Past Chairman; Southwest Florida Regional Airport, Port Commissioner; Can- Rep. Goss

MARCH-APRIL 1990 29 terbury School, Chairman ofthe Board; Lee terms. He is a Certified Public Accountant County Mental Health Center, Director; and a member of the American, Florida J.N. "Ding" Darling, Foundation, Director- and Broward County Bar Associations; /Chairman Address 509 Cannon Building, Past President, National Conference of Washington, D.C., 20515 (202) 225-2536. Republican Mayors; appointed by Presi- dent Ford, U. S. Special Ambassador to 14th District Papua, New Guinea; served on Executive Portions of Broward and Committee of Republican National Com- Palm Beach Counties. mittee; Address 440 Cannon House Office HARRY JOHNSTON (D) Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-3026. Born West Palm Beach, Florida, December 2, 1931;Education Virginia Military Insti- tute, BA Degree, 1953; University of Flor- 16th District Portions of Dade and Broward Counties. Rep. Johnston ida, LL.BDegree, 1958;captain, swimming team; President, Honor Court; President, LAWRENCE J. SMITH (D) Law School Legal Fraternity Wife Mary Born Brooklyn, N.Y. April 25, 1941Educa- Church , Otley Children Two Presbyterian tion New York University, Brooklyn Law armored division, 1953- Military U.S.Army School, LLB Degree, 1964 and JD Degree, Attorney in West Palm Beach; 55 Career 1967 Wife Sheila Children Two Religion elected to Florida Senate, 1974, served Jewish Career Governor's Task Force on through 1986; President of Senate, 1984-86; Criminal Justice Systems, 1980-81; Holly- "Most Member" voted Valuable of Senate wood Planning and Zoning Board, 1974- by St. Petersburg Times, 1981; received 1977 (Chairman, 1976 and 1977); Broward Crime Fighter Award from Florida Depart- County Advisory Board, 1978; Florida ment of Law Enforcement in 1984;Legisla- House of Representatives, 1978-1982; tor of the Year Award from Florida Health elected to U.S. House of Representatives, Care Association; 1985; Child Advocate of 1982 and for subsequent two-year terms; the Year Award from Child Advocacy Honors Friend of Education Award from Out- Board of Palm Beach County, 1986; Broward County Classroom Teachers' standing Lawyer-Legislator Award from Rep. Shaw Association, 1979-1980;Civitan Man of the Florida Bar, 1978; Allen Morris Awards: Year, 1982; Jewish National Fund Man of Effec- Most Effective in Debate, 1982; Most the Year, 1982; President, South Broward tive in Committee, 1983; Most Effective Bar Association, 1977-1979; member, Bro- Founda- Member of Senate, 1983; Rotary ward County Democrat Executive Commit- tion Paul Harris Fellowship, 1984 Other tee, 1973-1978; received Environmental Uni- Honors Past President of Palm Beach Legislators Award from Broward County Associa- ted Way, Palm Beach County Bar Sierra Club, 1983; American Jewish Con- tion and West Palm Beach Rotary Club; gress "Man of the Year, " 1988,Address 113 Past Chairman, Children's Service Council Cannon Building, Washington, D.C., 20515 taxing of Palm Beach County, a special (202) 225-7931. district created in 1986 to address children's needs Address 1517Longworth Build- 17th District Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) ing, , Portions of Dade County. 225-3001. WILLIAM LEHMAN (D) 15th District Born Selma, Alabama, October 5, 1913. Rep. Smith Most of Broward County. Education Graduate, University of Ala- bama, 1934.Prior Occupation Buick dealer E. CLAY SHAW, JR. (R) Wife Joan Children Two Religion Jewish Born Miami, Florida, April 19,1939;Educa- Career member, Dade County School tion Bachelor's Degree, Business Adminis- Board, 1966-70; School Board Chairman, tration, Stetson University, 1961;Master' s 1970-72; elected to the U. S. House of Repre- Degree, Accounting, University of Ala- sentatives in 1972 and subsequently; bama, 1963; Juris Doctor, Stetson Univer- member, Appropriations Committee, and sity Law School, 1966; Wi fe Emilie Chairman of Subcommittee on Transporta- Children Four Church St. Anthony' s, Ft. tion; member, U. S. Holocaust Memorial Lauderdale Career Assistant City Attorney Council; member, Select Committee on of Fort Lauderdale, 1968;Chief City Prosec- Children, Youth and Families; Address utor, 1968-69; Associate Municipal Judge, 2347 Rayburn House Office Building, 1969-71; City Commissioner, 1971-73; Vice Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-4211. Mayor, Ft. Lauderdale, 1973to 1975;Mayor 1975 to 1979;elected to U. S.Congress, 1980 Rep. Lehman and reelected for subsequent two-year

THE SHERIFF'S STAR 18th District 19th District Portions of Dade County. Monroe County. Portions of Dade County. ILEANA ROS-LEHTINEN (R) DANTE B.FASCELL (D) Born Havana, Cuba, July 15, 1952 Educa- Born Bridgehampton, Long Island, N.Y., tion Miami-Dade Community College, March 9, 1917Education public schools of Associate of Arts Degree, 1972; Florida Miami; J.D. Degree, University of Miami, International University, Bachelor of Arts 1938; Prior Occupation Attorney Wife Degree, 1975, Master of Science Degree, Jeanne-Marie Children Two Military U. S. 1986; University of Miami, Post-Graduate Army, WW II; saw action in African, Sic- work, 1987-89 Prior Occupation Educator, ilian and Italian campaigns; Career served principal of private elementary school Hus- in Florida House of Representatives, 1951- band Dexter Lehtinen Children Two Prior 54; named "One of Ten Most" Outstanding Public Offices Florida Senate, 1986-89;Flor- Members of the House, 1951 and 1953; ida House of Representatives, 1982-86 named by Florida Jaycees as "One of Five Rep. Ros-Lehtinen Honors First Hispanic woman in Con- Outstanding Men in the State, " 1951; gress; first Cuban-American in Congress appointed by the President to the U.S.Dele- Address 1022 Longworth House Office gation, 24th General Assembly of the Uni- Building, Washington, D.C. 20515. Elected ted Nations; Chairman, Foreign Affairs in 1989 to fill a vacancy created by the Committee; Chairman, Arms Control, death of the late Claude Pepper. International Security and Scientific Affairs Subcommittee; Vice Chairman, Select Committee to Investigate Covert Support growing Arms Transactions to Iran; Member, Select The Florida Sheriffs Association began Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Con- enrolling priuate citizens as honorary trol; member and former chairman, Com- members in 1957 and public support for the mission on Security and Cooperation in Association has steadily increased since that Europe; has served in the U.S. House of time. This year, for the first timeinits 80-year Representatives since 1954; Address 2354 is accepting business history, the Association Rayburn House Office Building, Washing- firms as members. See page 64 for details. ton, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-4506. Rep. Fascell

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MARCH-APRIL 1990 31 Broward School Board a~m~a~Q~m~QmmmQusasmoummQc- Robert Wal drop Population Robert C. Lynch 1,213,655 Mac Horton County Seat Vicky Matthews Ft. Lauderdale Sara Devos Sheriff U YT Nick Navarro Citrus Clerk of Circuit Court Population Robert E. Lockwood 86,241 Property Appraiser County Seat William Markham Inverness ll Tax Collector Sheriff aa Joseph Rosenhagen Charles S. Dean Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court County Judges are Elsewhere Jane C. Carroll Betty J. Strif1er are no longer listed as county School Superintendent Property Appraiser County Judges Virgil L. Morgan Charles H. Allen officials. They are part of Florida's judicial Commissioners Tax Collector system, and are therefore listed elsewhere in Gerald Thompson Norine S. Gilstrap Sylvia Poitier Supervisor of Elections this publication under the Judicial Branch Ed Kennedy Wilma Anderson Qf State Government. Scott I. Cowan School Superintendent John Hart Carl Austin Source of Population Figures Nicki E. Grossman Commissioners Lori Nance Parrish Nick Bryant The pepulatien figures used in this Ibrectery School Board William J. Hudson Eileen S. Schwartz are estimates certified by the Florida Advi- Wilbur H. Langley, Sr. Don Samuels Hank Cohen sory Council en Intergovernmental Rela- Diana Wasserman Wayne Weaver tions to help counties establish the 1989-90 Toni J. Siskin School Board Jan R. Cummings elected officials. David Langer salaries of their Robert D. Parks Ruth Ann Derrico Neil Sterling M. T. Zellner $~Q~S~S~S~Q~Q~QuauisaQcK Calhoun David Watson Karen Johnson Population Clay Alachua Steve Kennedy Tax Collector 10,351 Esther S. Hall County Seat Population Population Melvin Dowling Supervisor of Elections Blountstown 99,171 940 Clifton Barton 182, Jeneva M. Flynn Sheriff County Seat County Seat School Board School Superintendent W. G. ( Buddy) Smith Green Cove Springs Gainesville Joe B. Crews Jim Duncan Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Sheriff James David Crews Commissioners Willie D. Wise Clarence Dalton Bray "Lu" Hindery Lois Irene Yarborough L. J. Ross Chandler Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Clerk of Circuit Court Dwight Crews L. Norman Frank Stone John B. Keene Curtis Powers Todd A. McCullough E. A. Maxie Carter, Tax Collector Property Appraiser Appraiser Jr. Property Bay Joe Riddick Barbara A. Davis Wayne G. Weeks Edward A. Crapo Wilbur Waters Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Tax Collector Population School Board Martin Sewell Ruth D. Lee James F. Bishop, Jr. 133,084 Jimmie Scott School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Supervisor of Elections County Seat James T. Wainwright Darryl Taylor Dorothy K. Holt K. Panama City J. Irby Leonard Schlofman Commissioners School Superintendent School Superintendent Sheriff James Watson Donnell Whitfield Ann B. Wiggins Dr. Douglas Magann Guy Tunnell Evelyn Chastain James M. Dillard Commissioners Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court Harold Bazzel Ellis H. Melvin Dale S. Wilson George Dekle, Jr. Brevard Willie Truman Grant Garry C. Mclntyre Barnes Property Appraiser Kate Population Monroe Cox Dennis M. Frushone Leveda Brown Richard Davis Tax Collector 387,635 School Board James Jett Penelope Wheat Sonny O'Bryan Ronald L. Stotler Thomas Coward Donnell Brookins County Seat Titusville Edward F. Holley School Board School Board Supervisor of Elections Gladys A. Chapman Sheriff Ralph Shelton John Thrasher Fra nk Lagotic Columbus Jackson George Bush Barbara Gallant School Superintendent Claude W. Miller Clerk of Circuit Court Eunice Hill Jack Eckdahl Charles Chestnut III Jack W. Simonson Commissioners Raymond C. Winstead Charlotte Charles H. Mount James W. Longstreth Jr. Martha Maxwell Margaret Nattress Mike Nelson J. Ralph Burgess Property Appraiser Population Baker S. Richard Seltzer Jim Ford 93,439 Collier Seat Cliff Flemming, Jr. Tax Collector County Population Population Punta Gorda Tommy M. Cooley C. N. "Newt" Jones 134,401 18,683 Supervisor of Elections Sheriff County Seat School Board County Seat Tommy Smith Shirley P. Baccus Richard H. Worch Maccl enny Court Naples Mrs. Deane Bozeman School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Sheriff Sheriff Barbara T. Scott J. Earl Cochran Abraham L. Don Hunter Joe Newmans Property Appraiser Linda Grantham Collinsworth Clerk of Circuit Court Clerk of Circuit Court Oliver Lowe Dr. Robert Young Commissioners James C. Giles Harry Richardson Tax Collector Truman Scarborough, Property Appraiser Property Appraiser Bradford L. Victor Desguin Gary Barber Jr. Sam J. Colding Population Roger W. Dobson Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Tax Collector Anderson 24,297 Carol Senne Judy Guy L. Carlton Gene Harvey Sue Schmitt School Superintendent of Elections County Seat Supervisor of Elections Supervisor Thad Altman, Jr. Robert Bedford John J. Barton Starke Mary Morgan Sheriff School Board Commissioners School Superintendent School Superintendent Noel Kenneth Etheridge Larry Williamson Bill Dr. Thomas L. Richey Tim Starling Vera Walker John A. Hufnagel Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners Robert W. "Bobby" Bill Burdick Watson Goodwin Ray Norman Richard Shanahan Property Appraiser Bechtel David H. Schmidt Max Hasse, Jr. George W. Knabb Jack Lotz Jimmy Alvarez Lynn Demetriades Michael J. Volpe Kathy Carlson 32 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Burt L. Saunders Sheriff Joe Forshee Supervisor of Elections Tax (."ollector Patricia Anne J. L. Varnadore Warren Anthony Jones Doris Shiver Hamm Regina Brown Goodnight Clerk of Circuit Court Sylvia Webb Thibault School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections School Board Delma Allen Clarence Suggs C. T. Ponder Holly Green Albert E. Bruggemeyer Property Appraiser School Board Commissioners School Superintendent Nelson A. Faerber, Jr. Newton D. Keen Stan Jordan Buford Braxton Linda G. Taylor Deborah Cook Tax Collector Bill Bosworth Edward Kubicki Commissioners Geraldine Kalvin Quitmon Brown Jack Nooney Edward Tolliver Charlotte Durno F. G. McClintock Supervisor of Elections Wendell P. Holmes, Jr. Jimmy G. Mosconis John B. Coffey David Thornton Donald D. Buckley Percy Mock Debbie L. Mann Columbia School Superintendent Dr. Samuel P. Nesbitt School Board Bill Petersen Population Adrian H. Cline Wendell C. Parker Doug Creamer William Busbee 42,016 Commissioners Escambia Will S. Kendrick School Board County Seat John E. Johnson Noah Lockley, Sr. Thomas W. Langford, Lake City Kermit E. Roan Population William R. Wagoner Sr. Sheriff Robert (Bob) Allen 282,476 B.W. "Sam" Neel Kathleen Browning Tom Tramel Ed Horton County Seat Gadsden Mike Pressley Clerk of Circuit Court R.V. Griffin Pensacola Tom Gaskins Jr Dewitt Cason School Board Sheriff Population Elmer G. Close Property Appraiser Rodney Hollingsworth Charlie Johnson 46,360 Gulf J. Doyle Crews Ronnie D. Allen Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat Tax Collector Phyllis M. NeSmith Ernie Lee Magaha Quincy Population H. Ray Walker Marion Carroll Comptroller Sheriff 12,238 Supervisor of Elections James Westberry Joe A. Flowers W. A. Woodham County Seat Carolyn D. Kirby Dixie Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Port St. Joe School Superintendent John R. Jones, Jr. Nicholas Thomas Sheriff Diane Lane Population Tax Collector Property Appraiser Al Harrison Commissioners 10,224 Matt Langley Bell, III George Hamilton Clerk of Circuit Court Ronald Williams County Seat Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Benny C. Lister Joel S. Niblack Cross City Joe Oldmixon W. Dale Summerford Property Appraiser I.udie Shipp Sheriff School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Kesley Colbert Kenneth E. Witt Glen Dyals Pete Payton Deniver Hutchinson Tax Collector James H. Montgomery Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners School Superintendent Eda Ruth Taylor School Board Joe Hubert Allen Dave Pavlock Robert H. Bryant Supervisor of Elections Jack T. Haltiwanger Property Appraiser Kenneth Kelson Commissioners Cora Sue Robinson Harvey Campbell Hal Chewning, Sr, Willie J. Junior Jim C. Cooper School Superintendent Richard H. Anders Tax Collector M uriel W. Wagner Paul Nicholson B. Walter Wilder Keith Hudson Idelle Hatcher Wilson B. Robertson James E. Peacock Commissioners Glenn Hunter Supervisor of Elections School Board Forrest Davis, Jr. Jimmy O. Gortman Sherry C. Mills Barbara Morris Harry K. Holt Billy Traylor Dade School Superintendent Elmer Jenkins School Board James E. Creamer Population Allen Harden Eric Eggen Harold J. Henderson Nathan Peters, Jr. 1,838,183 Commissioners C. Fdward Stanford, Sr. H. Jefferson Davis, Jr. Donald B. Parker County Seat C. W. Stephenson Jim C. Bailey William E. Potter School Board Miami Alton J. Land Flagler William K. Pitts, Jr. Oscar Redd Sheriff (Director of Leroy E. Evans Witt Campbell Ted L. Whitfield, Jr. Metro-Dade Edward R. Osteen Population James L. Hanlon, Sr. Police Dept. ) James T. Valentine 21,428 Gilchrist David L. Byrd Fred Taylor School Board County Seat Population Gene Raffield Clerk of Circuit Court Paul U. Corbin Bunnell 7,421 Hamilton Richard P. Brinker Teddy Cobb Sheriff County Seat Property Appraiser Sharon Snellgrove. Robert E. McCarthy Trenton Population Joel W. Robbins Tommy Cooper Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff 9,856 Tax Collector J. D. Cannon Shelton B. Barber James H. Floyd County Seat Fred Ganz Duval Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Jasper Supervisor of Elections John W. Seay Jackie R. Barron Sheriff David Leahy Population Tax Collector Property Appraiser Harrell Reid School Superintendent 677,007 Suzette Pellicer D. Ray Harrison, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Dr. Tee S. Greer, Jr. County Seat Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Elaine Rozier (Interim) Jacksonville Etta Peterson W. W. Welch Property Appraiser Commissioners Sheriff School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections David Goolsby, Jr. Barry D. Schreiber James E. McMillan Don V. Kaupke Susan J. Bryant Tax Collector Jorge E. Valdes Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners School Superintendent Norma J. Cook Barbara M. Carey Henry W. Cook Albert F.P. Jones Carl M. Williams Supervisor of Elections Sherman S. Winn Property Appraiser Thomas W. Durrance Commissioners Sally M. Sapp Harvey Ruvin Ernie Mastroianni Jim Peura Addy Jones School Superintendent Joe Gersten Tax Collector John A. Clegg Cecil Corbin Owen Hinton, Jr. Charles Dusseau Lynwood Roberts Merhl Shoemaker W. B. Mathis, Jr. Commissioners Larry Hawkins Supervisor of Elections School Board Jimmie Sheffield Lamar Hill Stephen P. Clark, Mayor Tommie R. Bell Andy Anderson Emory J. Philman W.J. Driggers School Board School Superintendent Nancy Dance School Board Lewis Vaughn Robert Renick Larry L. Zenke Herschel C. King Gary E. Rexroat J. Wade Bullard William H. Turner Councilmen-at-Large Theda M. Wilson Raymond D. Leon McGauley Rosa C. Feinberg Don Davis Dennis M. Fitzgerald Hutchinson School Board G. Holmes Braddock James Wells Franklin Elvin Mathews W. P. Griffin, Jr. Betsy Kaplan Terry R. Wood Carol A. Hyde Waylon Bush Michael Krop Matt Carlucci Population Woodrow H. Smith J.T. (Billy) Simon Janet R. McAliley Eric Smith 8,628 Katie Hunter Corrections 8r, Councilmen County Seat Glades Mary P. Bembry Rehabilitation Jim Jarboe Apalachicola Population Hardee Lonnie Lawrence Aubrey M. Daniel Sheriff 7,493 Director James F. Tullis Warren Roddenberry County Seat Population ' Dick Kravitz Clerk of Circuit Court Moore Haven 22,231 DeSoto Ginny Myrick Lee R.P. Rivers Sheriff County Seat Population Deitra Micks Property Appraiser Charles Schramm Wauchula 23,418 Evelyn Denise Lee John James, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff County Seat Ronald D. Jenkins Tax Collector Jerry L. Beck Doyle Bryan Arcadia Sandra Darling Betty W. Sangaree Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Larry Luckey Colemon W. Best MARCH-APRIL 1990 Property Appraiser Sheriff Johnie F. Bradshaw Cindy S. Eade School Board Carolyn Coker Howard Godwin Bobby Johnson, Sr. Becky Stoutamire John L. Pate Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Edwin C. Faglie Margaret Sirianni Curtis Ezelle Earl Rich Indian River James Boland, Jr. Suzi Martin Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Population Lafayette Grace D. Bartleson Sonny Coker C. Raymond McIntyre 87,512 Barbara Wallace School Superintendent Tax Collector County Seat Population Leon Lee G. Burns J. T. Landress Vero Beach 5,234 Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Sheriff County Seat Population Minor Bryant Jimmy Whitehouse Tim Dobeck Mayo 182,531 Benny Albritton School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff County Seat Jim Moye Ruth E. Handley Jeffrey K. Barton William C. Townsend Tallahassee Roland Skipper Commissioners Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff James W. Harrison Doris Gentry David Nolte Ricky Lyons Eddie Boone School Board C. F. Howerton Tax Collector Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court William R. Lambert, Jr. James L. Gose Gene E. Morris Tim Walker Paul F. Hartsfield Leon Schrader Archie W. Summers Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Property Appraiser Mary Ann Cobb Claude "Chip" Ann Robinson Marilyn V. Wimberly C.C. Brand, Jr. Linda Clark Boring School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Donald L. Butler School Board Dr. Gary Norris Lana B. Morgan John Chafin Joseph A. Franza Commissioners School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Hendry Peter H. Pollard Maggie Bowman Randall L. Hewitt Ion Sancho Population Robert Fitzgerald, Jr. Carolyn K. Eggert Commissioners School Superintendent 25,457 Margaret L. Turnbull Don C. Scurlock, Jr. Ronald L. Smith Bill Wooley County Seat Bill Gene Smith Gary C. Wheeler Chester McCray Commissioners LaBelle Hillsborough Dick Bird Norman E. Jackson Henry Lewis III Sheriff School Board Tweed Jack Byrd Gayle Nelson Earl (Sermon) Dyess, Jr. Population Gene Waddell Edward Walker Marjorie Turnbull Clerk of Circuit Court 825,411 Bill Marine School Board Robert K. Christine Pratt County Seat Gary Lindsey Hiram Bell Henderson Property Appraiser Tampa Sandra L. Bowden Henry J. McCray J. Lee Vause Dale Small Sheriff Joe N. Idlette, Jr. Ray Buchanan Don C. Price Tax Collector Walter C. Heinrich Jackson Julian E. Adams Gary Yordon Peggy S. Hampton Clerk of Circuit Court Troney R. Lewis School Board Supervisor of Elections Richard L. Ake Population Lake George Anderson Elizabeth J. Foote Property Appraiser 43,682 Donna Uzzell School Superintendent Ron Alderman County Seat Population Emily T. Millett William C. Burke Tax Collector Marian na 140,783 Patricia A. Kiper Commissioners Melvin B. Smith Sheriff County Seat Donna M. Harper C. E. Hall Supervisor of Elections John P. McDaniel Tavares Levy Cecil O. Akin Robin C. Krivanek Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff J. R. Spratt School Superintendent Daun Crews George E. Knupp, Jr. Population Phillip Roland Walter Sickles Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court 24,498 Robert E. McDaniel, Jr. Commissioners Elizabeth Alford James C. Watkins County Seat School Board Haven Poe Tax Collector Property Appraiser Bronson Judy Cross Jan Platt Betty Ford Hatcher Ed Havill Sheriff Beauford Davidson Pam Iorio Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Ted Glass Curtis S. Frve Rodney Colson Sylvia D. Stephens T. Keith Hall Clerk of Circuit Court John S. McGahee Rubin E. Padgett School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Douglas M. McKoy Linda Haney James D. Selvey Bill Peacock Emogene W. Stegall Property Appraiser Phyllis Busansky Commissioners School Superintendent Francis D. Akins Hernando School Board S. D. Johnson Tom Sanders Tax Collector Population Glenn Barrington Sidney O. Shores Commissioners Donald H. Richburg 85,945 Marion S. Rodgers Gloria Moreland Charles W. Gregg Supervisor of Elections County Seat Yvonne T. McKitrick J. P. McDaniel D.B. Bailey Joy S. Smith Brooks ville Joe E. Newsome James E. Cloud Richard Swartz School Superintendent Sheriff A. Leon Lowry, Sr. School Board Thomas J. Windram Will W. Irby III Tom Mylander Sam Rampello Virgil Mixson Michael J. Bakich Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court Faye Culp James H. Goodson School Board J. Donald Holmes Karen Lee Nicolai Holmes Louise Boone Phyllis C. Patten Don Foley Property Appraiser Norwood Jackson R. Jerry Smith Wm. Samuel Yearty II Lester Samples, Jr. Population B. E. Charles Anna Cowin Herschel Anderson Tax Collector 16,936 C. A. Deems II Elmer Smith Leona Bechtelheimer County Seat Jefferson Raymond F. Newman School Board Supervisor of Elections Bonifay Population Wayne E. Beauchamp Diane Hysell Sheriff 12,243 Lee Ted Alexander School Superintendent John H. Braxton County Seat Population Gary Gene Hartley Dan McIntyre Clerk of Circuit Court Monticello 307,526 Ricky Lowe Commissioners Cody Taylor Sheriff County Seat Burke E. Brooks Harold Varvel Property Appraiser Ken Fortune Fort Myers Liberty Richard C. Jack Faircloth Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Killingsworth Tax Collector Eleanor B. Hawkins John J. McDougall Population June Ester Edna Varnum Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court 4,768 Henry Ledbetter Supervisor of Elections Steve C. Walker, Jr. Charlie Green County Seat John E. Richardson Marlin D. Register Tax Collector Property Appraiser Bristol School Board School Superintendent Frances H. Walker Kenneth M. Wilkinson Sheriff Joseph V. DeLena Jack Jones Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Harrell W. Revell Paul H. Clemons Commissioners Lois M. Ritter Richard L. Steele Clerk of Circuit Court Louise Boehme Rick Crews School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Duncan Hosford Leland P. McKeown H.R. Harrison BiB McRae Philinda Young Property Appraiser Donald Hensley Carlton Treadwell Commissioners School Superintendent Jerry W. Shuler Jimmy Whitehead Mordaunt Bishop John Breese Tax Collector Highlands Wayne Marsh Clifford Brown Commissioners Laster W. Summers Population School Board Jessie E. Cooksey John E. Manning Supervisor of Elections 66,380 Hubert Hendrix Walter B. Edwards, Jr. Donald Slisher Edna W. Stanley County Seat Houston McCormick T. Butler Walker Ray Judah School Superintendent Sebring L. T. Sonny Johnson, School Board Charles Bigelow Robert L. Hill Jr. Angela B. Freeman William Fussell

34 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Commissioners School Superintendent Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Lynda M. Johnston Newton Walden R.S. Archibald III Gwendolyn Miller Fran Carlton William G. Graham Sidney "Gene" Free Commissioners Supervisor of Elections County Comptroller Sandra S. Richmond Willard Reddick Gail Cross Shirley N. King Martha Haynie John Troy Sanders Donald R. Greene School Superintendent Property Appraiser Pasco L. B. Arnold W. P. Townley Craig Marsh Ford S. Hausman Population School Board T.W. (Tommy) Needham Commissioners Tax Collector 264,349 Herbert M. Whittaker Glen Fiorello Jim B. Higginbotham Earl K. Wood County Seat Thomas Duggar School Board Hazel Jones Supervisor of Elections Dade City W. L. Potter Betty Cluster Thomas D. Branan, Jr. Betty Carter Sheriff Joseph C. Combs Sharlene Perry James E. Testone School Superintendent Jim Gillum Ras B. Hill James C. Ergle, Jr. Jimmy L. Dr. James L. Schott Clerk of Circuit Court Madison Dr. Carole A. Parrish Higginbotham Commissioners J. E. Pittman Lamar Luffman School Board Vera M. Carter Property Appraiser Population Martin William D. Rodeffer Linda W. Chapin Ted Williams 15,972 Myra Jane Brock Hal Marston Tax Collector County Seat Population Robert B. Johnson Tom Dorman K. M. "Mike" Olson Madison 92,436 Rita Braddock William Donegan Supervisor of Elections Sheriff County Seat David P. Page School Board Kurt Browning Joe C. Peavy Stuart Okaloosa Lydia Gardner School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff William Frangus Thomas E. Weightman Alfred Welch James D. Holt Po pul ation Raymond Bassett Commissioners Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court 154,255 Franklin D. Parsons Sylvia Young Debra P. Bassett Marsha G. Stiller County Seat Kattie J. Adams Curtis L. Law Tax Collector Property Appraiser Crestview William Thomas Ann Hildebrand Wes Kelley Bob Phillips Sheriff Barnes II Allan Safranek, Jr. Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Larry Gilbert Iris B.Tapley Michael D. Wells Kathleen M. Burnette Larry O'Steen Clerk of Circuit Court Osc cola School Board School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Newman C. Brackin Agnes Davis Deal Gene Stokes Peggy Stewart Robbins Property Appraiser Population Janet E. Tolar Commissioners School Superintendent Howard E. Hilburn 94,041 Kathleen Wolf Walton F. Poppell Frank T. Brogan Tax Collector County Seat Marcia G. Tyler Clyde King Commissioners Doyle R. Hilton Kissimmee Dorothy S. Mitchell Bert Thigpen Frank Wacha Su pervisor of Elections Sheriff Marybelle V. James Thomas J. Higgins Pat Hollarn Jon Lane Pinellas Robert Andrews Walter W. Thorn, Jr. School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Population School Board Maggy Hurchalla Pledger V. Sullivan Mel Wills, Jr. 839,891 Patricia B. Raines Mary E. Dawson Commissioners Property Appraiser County Seat Harold E.McHargue, Jr. School Board Ferrin Campbell, Jr. Robert M. Day Clear water Edward R. Scott, Sr. Frank Hughes Bill W. Peebles, Jr. Tax Collector Sheriff Clyde Alexander David L. Anderson Kathleen Edeker Murray A. Bronson Everett S. Rice George L. Webb Carole A. Selover Don E. Ware Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Pam Black Michael Mitchell Donna Bryant Karleen F. DeBlaker Manatee Henry A. Childers School Board School Superintendent Property Appraiser Population Monroe Charla Cotton Chris Colombo Jim Smith 187,501 Jim Harkins, Jr. Commissioners Tax Collector Population County Seat Robert B. Grant Charles Owen O. Sanford Jasper Bradenton 77,003 Bert Moore James Swan Supervisor of Elections Sheriff County Seat Gerald B. Gill John V. Pate Dorothy W. Ruggles West Charlie Wells Key Okeecho bee Larry Whaley School Superintendent Circuit Court Sheriff Reidy Williams Dr. Scott Rose Clerk of DeFoor Richard B. Shore, III J. Allison II Population School Board Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court Appraiser 28,762 A. Eugene George Greer Property Kolhage Frank Perkins Danny County Seat Thompson, Jr. Charles E. Rainey Property Appraiser Collector Okeechobee Josephine Chen John Chestnut, Jr. Tax Ervin A. A. Cornwell, Jr. Higgs Sheriff Karen L. Kerr Bruce Tyndall Samuel Tax Collector Supervisor of Elections O.L. Raulerson, Jr. Timothy D. Williams Barbara Sheen Todd Sweat Harry F. Knight Clerk of Circuit Court M. Bruce DeBord School Board Bob Supervisor of Elections School Superintendent Gloria J. Ford John R. Espey Harry L. Sawyer, Palm Beach Charles E. (Gene) Witt Jr. Property Appraiser The Rev. Albert G. School Superintendent Commissioners Thomas W. Gaughan Population Blomquist Dr. Armando Edward W. Chance J. Tax Collector 831,146 Corrine Freeman Kent C. Chetlain Henriquez Juanette Shirey County Seat Ron Walker Commissioners Kathy A. Snell Supervisor of Elections West Palm Beach Barbara J. Crockett Wilhelmina G. Harvey Patricia M. Glass Rowena Parkerson Sheriff Lucile O. Casey Eugene R. Sr. Maxine Hooper Lytton, School Superintendent Richard P. Wille Robert L. Moore School Board Doug Jones Danny L. Mullins Clerk of Circuit Court H. Puto Polk Byrd Michael Commissioners John B. Dunkle Ruby Stormont, Marjorie G. Kinnan John Mayor Nathaniel Hazellief Property Appraiser Population School Board Gilbert W. McNeal Elder M. Sumner Rebecca E. Walker 400,426 Elizabeth A. Nevin Robert R. Padron Clif Bette, Jr. Tax Collector County Seat Karen Van Ness Frank Courtney Jack H. Williamson Allen C. Clark Bartow Lee George Ganim Charles W. Harvey Supervisor of Elections Sheriff Marion Dr. Geraldine T. Caron School Board Jacqueline Winchester Lawrence W. Crow, Jr. Ruth Alice Campbell Population David Hester School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court 182,329 Nassau Donna Enrico Thomas J. Mills E. D. "Bud" Dixon County Seat Thomas L. Close Commsssroners Property Appraiser Population Robert Joiner Karen Marcus James L. Roden Ocala 609 Sheriff 45, Stephen M. Kos Carol A. Roberts Tax Collector County Seat Carol J. Elmqutst Hobson Strain Don Moreland Fernandina Beach Orange Court Ron Howard Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Sheriff Frances Population Carole Phillips Helen B. Gienau Thigpin Lawrence E. Ellis Property Appraiser 623,425 School Board School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Muckenfuss County Seat Hugh MacMillan, Jr. Dr. John Stewart Rudy T. Greeson Tax Collector J. Orlando Arthur Anderson Commissioners Property Appraiser Olson Sheriff Gail Bjork Larry Libertore, Jr. Thomas James Page Supervisor of Elections Walt Gallagher Susan Pell Lee Draper Dee Brown

MARCH-APRIL 1990 35 of Elections Marlene D. Young Commissioners School Superintendent Supervisor Clerk of Circuit Court Margaret Hamby Ernie Caldwell Havert Fenn Robert W. Hughes J. Harold Thurmond School Superintendent C.A. Neil Combee, Jr. Judy Culpepper Commissioners Property Appraiser Iwster D. Padgett School Board Jack Krieger Patricia S. Warren Ronnie Kilgore Commissioners Nancy Simmons Dale Trefelner Robert Sturm Tax Collector Herb Hendry Dan L. Moody Jim Minix Fred Streetman Ilene Spears Keister Corbett School Board Sandra Glenn Edwin Hendry Supervisor of Elections J. J. Andrew C Wood Rubie E. Wilcox Judith C. Miller Jennifer C. Kelley Sherida Crum Rowell Andrea R. Whiteley Sandra L. Foots School Board Walter School Superintendent Mary N. Goodenow Nancy Warren Lillie M. Greene Roger D. Stokley Putnam Thomas Cosa Norman L. Betsinger School Board Commissioners Population Samuel Gaines Ann W. Neiswender Samuel S. Agner, Jr. Donald Edwards Dennis 60,717 Renee "Pat" Telson Kenneth Richard Y. McCauley Santa Rosa L. Durham County Seat Joseph Williams, Jr. Robert Wright Alexander, Jr. Pal atka Population Sumter Billy Ricketson Warren Crum Sheriff 67,092 Donald V. Wiggins Joseph I. Anderson Taylor Douglas County Seat Population Union School Board Clerk of Circuit Court Milton 30,001 Jackie Walker Edward L. Brooks Sheriff County Seat Population James W. Smith II Appraiser Mauriece Coffman, Jr. Bushnell 10,175 Tommy L. Oaks Property Seat Larry Pritchett Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff County Michael H. Falk Tax Collector Gerald F. Barnes Jamie Adams Lake Butler Franklin Roberts M. "Mike" Noone Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff B. Whitehead Supervisor of Elections Robert Burgess Bernard R. Shelnutt, Jr. Jerry Walton Collector Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Donald L. Hersey Tax Population Barbara Holley Ronald E. Haw kins Margie F. Cason School Superintendent 28,190 Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Property Appraiser C. L. Overturf, Jr. County Seat Commissioners David E. McDonald Tom Swain Wilford Croft Collector DeFuniak Springs Andy Nixon School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Tax Bennett C. Russell Katherine Lovett Patsy Jones Elixson Sheriff John Eubanks A. McMillian Commissioners School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Quinn Samuel Taylor Clerk of Circuit Court Millard F. Adams, Jr. Preston Morgan Baba Roberts Montpetit Gyde O. Glisson Catherine Kmg Billy Lee, Sr. Commissioners School Superintendent John Thompson Property Appraiser Bill Lundin Robert (Tom) Dixon James H. Cason III School Board Billy Fountain L. Padgett Leonard R. Barnes W. T. Blackmon Commissioners James Pritchett Tax Collector William J. Turnbull David C. Kessler William C. Wing Marvin H. Board John L. Stephens Gerald Griffis Jack Little Vivian O. McLendon School Elections Kenneth Smith Stanton Gideons, Jr. Sidney Todd Supervisor of Elaine Murray E. Nellie Drinkard School Board Gary Taylor Thompson Raymond S. Rood III L. L. School Superintendent James M. Rigby James R. Edwards Ray Thomas Zane W. Sunday St. Johns Nancy R. Cole Joe D. Merritt School Board Parrish Commissioners Population Carol McDaniel Sherman G. Wilson Regina Morris Dobbs W. F. Miles 80,278 Rosa Lee Tomberlin Sarasota C. Aubrey Caruthers Shands Howard Sam Pridgen County Seat Robert G. Fleet Population Betty Iwe Emerick St. Augustine Donald D. Brown Sheriff 257,667 Suwannee Steve Saunders Seat Wilson Holley Neil J. Perry County Population Volusia School Board Clerk of Circuit Court Sarasota 26,787 "Bud" Sheriff Population Dorothy Herring Carl E. Markel County Seat Susan Adkinson Geoff Monge 346,299 B. Property Appraiser Live Oak Billingsley Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat Gary Fredrick A. Powers Sheriff C. Ronald Burgess Karen Rushing DeLand Tax Collector Robert Leonard Sabra Martin Dennis W. Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Vogel, Hollingsworth John W. Mikos John G. Wooley Robert L. Jr. Washington Circuit Court Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Property Appraiser Clerk of Barbara Ford-Coates V. Y. Smith Population Penny Lee Halyburton Lamar Jenluns 16,096 School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Property Appraiser Joanne E. Koester Robert N. Hartman County Seat Otis A. Mason George Burnham, Jr. Chipley Commissioners School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Finance Director Gault Sheriff Sarah W. Bailey Dr. Charles Fowler Marjorie Carmichael Albert W. Supervisor of Elections Fred Peel Francis N. Brubaker Commissioners School Superintendent Circuit Richards Katherine S. Odham Clerk of Court Donald H. Herold Charley Charles Blalock, Jr. Travis Pitts Waldron Jim Greenwald Commissioners School Superintendent Harry Surratt Property Appraiser Craig Maguire Buster Longino Laure B. Roberson, Jr. Dr. James E. McElmurray County Councilmen Ronald E. Wright School Board Jeanne W. W. Jernigan Tax Collector Robert L. Anderson Gay Henderson Thomas L. Allen, Jr. Verneil Johnson Mary Hodges School Board Big John Pete Weingartner Elliott Elton Scott Supervisor Elections M. McAdoo Alice Cycler of Barbara Ward Mary Charles Williams Marie Canum Mitchell Pamelia A. Mullarkey Dr. Kay Glasser School Board Vicky J. Jackson Detert Robert Tuttle School Superintendent Sharon L. Hartsell Nancy H. Sam Barnett Brock Janice K. Mee Deanie Lowe Kelly Jessie Philpot Commissioners St. Lueie Gene Matthews Roy M. Schleicher William W. Howard Josh "Pat" Davis Eloise M. Boyles School Board Population Seminole Dr. Edward Albert F. Davis, Sr. 135,296 J. M. Holtzclaw John Paul Cook Population Smotherman County Seat Lenzy Corbin 267,108 Taylor Alfred C. Williams Ft. Pierce Ross, Lou Tracy County Seat Population William L. Jr. Sheriff Beebe S. White School Board Knowles Sanford 18,910 Robert C. Ann E. McFall Donald Morris Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff County Seat John E. Polk Sybil Cope Douglas Dixon Perry Wakulla Thelma Wood Clerk of Circuit Court Property Appraiser Sheriff Larry Enfinger MaryAnne Morse John Wesley Walker Population James W. Bass 14,063 Emma O. Trawick Tax Collector Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court H.W. (Bill) Suber William LaValle County Seat Dorothy J. Conrad Crawfordville Elections Tax Collector Property Appraiser Supervisor of Sheriff Walker Ray Valdes Eldon Sadler Gertrude David F Harvey School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector David DeRuzzo Sandra Goard Arvie J. Tedder THE SHERIFF'S STAR 36 RR~~O~O~B~B~B~O~S~B~B~H~B~H~BC~

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ALACHUA COUNTY BAY COUNTY Gai nes Ui lie Panama City Sheriff L. J."Lu" Hindery (R) Sheriff Guy Tunnell (D) Born DeLand, Florida, January 7, 1924 Born Panama City, Florida, August 16, Education public schools of DeLand; BS 1951; Education Orlando public schools; Degree, University of Florida; Two years, St. John's River Junior College, AA U. of F. Law School Wife Eleonore Degree; Rollins College, BS and MS, (Honey) Children Three Church Episco- Criminal Justice Wi fe Patty Children pal Career Alachua County Sheriff s Three Church Baptist Career Orange Office, 1949; Chief Deputy, 1955; elected County Sheriffs Office, Deputy/Detec- Sheriff in 1976; reelected, 1980, 1984 and tive, five years; Bay County Sheriffs 1988; graduate, F.B.I. National Academy; Office, Investigator/Sergeant, six years; has received approximately 1,000 hours of U.S. Naval Investigative Service, Special Sheriff Hindery IACP, NSA, and CCJST training. Military Agent, Pensacola, FL, six months; Chief Alachua County three years in infantry, WW II; one year as of Police, Lynn Haven, FL, five years; M.P. in Korean War; Honors Chairman of elected Sheriff in 1988 Honors Master Legislative Committee, member ofBoard of Mason, Scottish and York Rite, 32nd Directors, Lifetime Honorary Member and Degree; Shrine; Advisory Council, Flor- Treasurer, Florida Sheriffs Association; ida Crime Prevention Commission; Founder and Past Chairman, Police Execu- Chairman, Region II Criminal Justice tive Council of Alachua County; member of Training Council (FL); Advisory Boards, advisory boards for Santa Fe Community St. Andrews Bay Center for Retarded Citi- Corrections Center, Santa Fe Community zens and Lynn Haven Recreation Depart- College Police Academy, Alachua County ment; Rotary; chosen Outstanding Young Alachua Crisis Center, County Emergency Lawtionn Enforcement Officer of the Year, Medical Services; Chairman, Florida She- 1987, by Panama City Jaycees; Board of

riffs' Youth Fund Board, 1985; member Directors: United Way of Bay County, 88 Governing Board, Florida Sheriffs Youth Muscular Dystrophy Association, Cancer Ranches, Inc., 1986; serving on Governor' s Society, Boys Club. First Honorary Chair- Task Force on Drugs and United Gaines- man Red Ribbon Campaign. Sheriff Newmans ville Community Development Corpora- Baker County tion; received National Pro Patria Award BRADFORD COUNTY presented by Secretary of Defense. Starke BAKER COUNTY Sheriff Kenneth G. Etheridge (D) Macclenny Born Sylvester, GA, May 16, 1940Educa- Sheriff Joe Newmans (D) Apopka Memorial High School (FL); Florida Highway Patrol Academy; Born Sanderson, Florida, August 28, 1931 classes in Crime Scene Investigation, schools of Education public Baker Intoxilizer, Breathalyzer, Accident Inves- Jacksonville School Technol- County; of tigation, Crowd Control, Riot Truck Yvonne Children Three Church ogy Wife Training, Homicide Investigation, Noise Baptist Career Elected Sheriff in 1972; Meter and Night Photography Wife Fay 1984 and 1988 reelected in 1976, 1980, Children Two Church Baptist Career 27 Honors Member, Florida Sheriffs Associ- years of law enforcement experience in ation's Directors. Board of Apopka Police Department and Florida Sheriff Tunnell Bay County MARCH-APRIL 1990 37 Highway Patrol. With FHP he was a tion (for assistance to law enforcement homicide investigator for 12 years and a officers) and Going Home Fund for Runa- noise enforcement officer for six years. At way Children; Affiliations Broward the Apopka PD he served 3'/~ years as a County Criminal Justice Planning Council sergeant, and was appointed Acting Advisory Board, Florida Crime Prevention Police Chief during his last year there; Commission, National Crime Commission, elected Sheriff 1988 Honors Cooper- International Narcotics Enforcement Taylor Award; Safety Award; chosen Out- Officers Association, Inc., National She- standing Officer for 1974 and 1975 by riffs Association, South Florida Investiga- Starke Jaycees. tors Association; member, Boards of Directors, Boys Club of America, National BREVARD COUNTY Safety Council and Crime Stoppers. Titusville CALHOUN COUNTY Sheriff Etheridge Sheriff Claude W. Miller (R) Blountstown Bradford County Born Clover, South Carolina, January 25, Sheriff William G. "Buddy" 1937 Education public schools, Wilming- Smith (D) ton, N. C.; Brevard Community College, AS Degree; University of Central Florida, BA Born Altha, Florida, February 19, 1942 Degree, Criminal Justice; Wi fe Kathy Education Mt. Dora High School; Two Children Three Church Protestant Career years at Troy State College; Wife Sharlyn Hampton, Va., 1959-64; Titusville, Florida, Children Two Church Church of God Police Department, 1965-78; appointed Career Chief Deputy, Calhoun County Chief, 1973; graduate, FBI National Sheriff's Dept. , 5 years; Police Standards Academy, 105th Session; appointed She- School, Chipola Junior College; breathalyzer courses at Gulf Coast Junior College; ting riff, January, 1979;appointed Chief of Mel- bourne, Florida, Police Department, elected Sheriff, 1976; reelected, 1980, 1984 August, 1979—July, 1980; elected Sheriff, and 1988; Honors He and his family 1980; reelected, 1984 and 1988; Honors selected Outstanding Farm Family of the Year, Past President, Calhoun lii"4 Director, 7th District, Florida Police Chiefs 1969; Past President, Sheriff Miller Association; appointed by Governor to County Farm Bureau; Flor- Brevard County Local Law Enforcement Advisory Council; Blountstown Lions Club; Chaplain, honored by Florida Police Chiefs Associa- ida Sheriffs Association, 1981to 1984, 1986 tion for Outstanding Service, 1976; chosen through 1989. Lawman of the Year, 1979, by American Legion Auxiliary; appointed by Governor CHARLOTTE COUNTY to Advisory Board on Corrections, 1985; Punta Gorda served on Sheriffs Association Board of Sheriff Richard H. Worch, Jr. (R) Directors, 1987-88. Born Baltimore, Maryland, October 26, BROWARD COUNTY 1954 Education High School, Bel Air, MD; Ft. Lauderdale Harford Community College (Bel Air), AA Degree; University of Baltimore, BS and Sheriff Nick Navarro (R) MS, Criminal Justice; Nova University, Born Havana, Cuba, November 11, 1929 Doctorate in Public Administration Wife Education University of Havana, three Kathleen Children Two Church Lutheran years; U.S. Treasury Department Law Career 1973-79, Harford County (MD) Sher- Sheriff Navarro Enforcement Academy; U.S. Justice iff's Office, communications, corrections, Broward County Department Narcotics School; St. Peters- patrol; 1979-86 Charlotte County Sheriffs burg Junior College (Police Administra- Office, patrol deputy through ranks to tion); Wife Sharron Children Four Church Major; 1986-88 Monroe County Sheriffs Presbyterian Career Patrolman with the Office, Major; elected Sheriff in 1988 Metro-Dade (Dade County) Police Depart- Honors Advisory Board and Curriculum ment; also served with U.S. Treasury Review Board, Southwest Florida Criminal Department, Bureau of Narcotics, Florida Justice Academy; Vice President, Associa- Department of Law Enforcement and Bro- tion of Police Planners and Research Offiic- ward County Sheriff s Department; retired ers; Adjunct Professor, Nova University as Major in command of Sheriff's Depart- Graduate School of Administration and ment's Organized Crime Division in 1984; Edison Community College; certified Flor- elected Sheriff in 1984 and 1988;Instructor, ida police instructor; appointed to Char- International Academy of Law Enforce- lotte County Charter Commission; ment, Washington, D.C.; certified as Police Treasurer and board member, Peace River Instructor in Florida. Military U.S. Army, Credit Union; former volunteer fireman and emergency medical technician. Sheriff Smith 1951-53;Honors Founder of 10-24 Associa- Calhoun County 38 THE SHERIFF'S STAR CITRUS COUNTY In ver ness Sheriff Charles S. Dean (D) Born Jacksonville, Florida, May 31, 1939 Education public schools of Inverness; AA Degree from Central Florida Com- munity College, 1962; BSDegree in Police Administration-Criminology, Florida State University, 1963; MS Degree in Criminal Justice, Rollins College, 1976; FDLK Executive and Personnel Admin- istration; Executive Institute sessions on Organ- Management, Media Relations, Sheriff Worch Sheriff Dean ized Crime Control, Crisis Management Charlotte County Citrus County and Hostage Situations; Wife Judy Child- ren Two Church Church of Christ Career Jailer-Dispatcher, Citrus County Sheriffs COLLIER COUNTY Department, 1962; college intern with City Naples of Tampa Police, 1963; investigator with Sheriff Don Hunter (R) Florida Installment Land Sales Board, 1964; Juvenile Counselor, three years in Born Tallahassee, FL, October 9, 1951 Inverness; with Criminal Justice Advisory Education Florida State University, BS Committee of the Withlacoochee Regional Degree in Criminology, MS Degree in Planning Council, six years; Citrus County Criminal Justice Planning Wife Cindi School Board, 15 years, Director of General Lynn Children Three Church Catholic Services; elected Sheriff, 1980; reelected, Career Regional Administrator, Depart- 1984 and 1988;Military U. S.Marine Corps ment of Justice, Law Enforcement Assist- Honors Past Master, Citrus Lodge, F & ance Administration, Florida Region IX, AM; elected to Florida Sheriffs Association 1976-79; certified law enforcement officer, Board of Directors, 1983, Secretary, 1985, Collier County Sheriff's Office, 1979-81; Sheriff Bray President, 1986; elected Chairman of Deputy Chief of Administration, Collier Clay County Regional Training Council VI, 1988;served County Sheriff's Office, 1981-88; elected on Probation and Parole Commission Sheriff in 1988Honors Appointed to selec- Screening Board, 1988-89. tion committee, U.S. Military Academies, for Collier, Glades and Hendry Counties, CLAY COUNTY by Congressman Tom Lewis, 1987; Out- Green Cove Springs standing Young Men of America Award, Sheriff C. Dalton Bray (R) 1987. Born Jacksonville, Florida, May 27, 1941 COLUMBIA COUNTY Education Robert E. Lee High School, Lake City Jacksonville; St. John's River Commun- Sheriff Tom Tramel (D) ity College, AA Degree; Florida State Uni- versity, BSBA Degree; attended Born Lake City, Florida, September 27, 1953 University of Florida on football scholar- Education Columbia County High School (Lake AA ship Wife Kathryn Children Three Grand- City), Degree from Lake children Two Church Methodist Career City Community College; BS and MS Sheriff Hunter Special Agent, FBI, 1969-72, Dallas, Degrees in Criminology from Florida Collier County Texas, Washington, D.C. 1969-72; Spe- State University; completed courses in , Disaster cial Agent, Special Agent Supervisor, Response Management; Sher- iffs' Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Budgeting and Fiscal Accountabil- 1972-84; Police Chief, Orange Park, FL, ity; Comprehensive Enforcement 1984-88; extensive law enforcement train- Management; Managing Major Inci- dents; Wi Cynthia ing; elected Sheriff in 1988 Honors Presi- fe Lynn (Cindy) Church dent, Clay County Police Athletic League; Methodist Career Eight years as Vice Chairman, Black Creek District, Boy investigator for State Attorneys; assisted Scouts of America; Rotary; board in developing first Police Explorer Post in member, Children's Haven; Clay County Lake City; certified as an instructor by Food Bank; Assistant Scoutmaster, FDLE; guest lecturer at Lake City Com- Troop 25; member, Society of Former Spe- munity College, Florida State University and cial Agents, FBI. Columbia High School; member, 3rd Judicial District Drug Task Force; elected Sheriff in 1984 and reelected in 1988; Sheriff Tramel Columbia County MARCH-APRIL 1990 Honors Community Resource Volunteer U.S. Marine Corps Honors Past Presi- in Columbia County School System; Dis- dent, DeSoto County Lions Club; Masonic tinguished Service Award from State Lodge ¹66,Arcadia, Florida, Scottish Rite Attorney's Office; member, Elks Lodge Bodies, Valley of Tampa; Masonic Sahib ¹893, Lake City; Distinguished Service Temple, Sarasota; Elk's Lodge; Moose Award from Lake City Jaycees. Lodge; Member of DeSoto Cattleman's Association and Farm Bureau. DADE COUNTY Miami DIXIE COUNTY Director, Metro-Dade Cross City Police Department Sheriff Morris S. "Sammy" Fred Taylor Woodall, Jr. (D) Born Dixie Florida, January (Party affiliation not shown because County, 14, Education Dixie County High 1)irector Taylor Director Taylor is an appointed, rather 1950 Lake City Community Dade County than an elected, official) School; College, Timber Harvesting, Police Science, Police Born Miami, FL, January 13, 1938Educa- Standards; Santa Fe Community College, tion Miami-Dade Community College, AS Supplemental Law Enforcement Train- degree, Police Science and Criminology; ing Wife Joye Children three Church New Biscayne College (Miami), BA degree, Prospect Baptist (Trustee) Career 1970- Public Administration; Florida Interna- Florida Highway Patrol, radio- tional University (Miami), MS degree, 71, operator; 1972-86, Sheriff, Public Administration Career Employed teletype Deputy Dixie County; 1983-85, Cross City Police by Dade County Public Safety Depart- Department, police officer and police ment as police officer, 1962; after series of 1985-88, Chief Deputy, Dixie promotions, attained rank of Captain, chief; County Sheriffs Office; March to July, 1972, with Robbery Section and Warrants 1988, Cross City Police Administrator; Bureau among departmental entities 1988 to July, 1989, Chief Deputy, under his command; served as Chief, July, Dixie County Sheriff's Office; Administrative Division, 1979-83; Chief, July, 1989, of Dixie Police Division, 1983-86; appointed appointed Sheriff County in July, Sheriff Varnadore to fill vacancy created the death Assistant Director, 1986;appointed Direc- 1989, a by DeSoto County Glen Law Enforcement tor, 1987;graduate: Southern Police Insti- of Sheriff Dyals Training Chemical Tests for Intoxica- tute, Louisville, Ky. Senior Management , tion; certification as radar operator; Crim- Institute for Police, Boston, Mass. ; Records; AFIS National Executive Institute, FBI inal History Techniques; CPR, first responder, first aid; U.S. Cus- Academy Honors Appointed to Florida's toms Cross Training for Blue Lightning Criminal Justice Standards and Training Task Force; Law Enforcement Profi- Commission, 1981;Dade County Associa- Skills Enhancement; Forensic Art; tion of Chiefs of Police, Past President; ciency Juvenile Prosecution Seminar; Street member, International Association of Enforcement Training; Baker- Chiefs of Police. Drug Myers Act, Current Legal Procedures DESOTO COUNTY Affiliations Jaycees, Rotary, Dixie Arcadia County Chamber of Commerce. Sheriff Joe Varnadore (D) l JACKSONVILLE* Sheriff Woodall Born Hazelhurst, Georgia, December 3, (Duval County) Dixie County 1932. Education Summerland High Sheriff James E. McMillan (D) School, Bartow, Florida; Seminars and training schools at Florida State Univer- Born Gainesville, Florida, January 29, sity and elsewhere. Wife Margaret Child- 1937 Education Andrew Jackson High ren Six Church Baptist Career 27'I2 years School, Jacksonville; Florida Junior Col- with the Florida Highway Patrol, during lege (now Community College), Jackson- which time he completed courses in Police ville, AA Degree in Criminology; attended Officer Procedures and Techniques, Radi- Aurora College, Aurora, Illinois, to study ological Monitoring, Police Operations for the ministry, President of Freshman and Leadership, Radar, Motor Vehicle Class; FBI National Academy, 1978; FBI Inspections, Accident Investigation, and Management School; FBI National Exec- Traffic Law Enforcement; elected Sheriff utive Institute; career development in 1984 and reelected in 1988; and has courses at North Florida Criminal Justice attended Florida Sheriffs Association Training and Education Center Wife Eli- seminars on Civil Process, Accounts and zabeth Children Three Church Methodist Sheriff McMillan Records, Budgets and Personnel; Military Career Jacksonville Police Department, Duval County SHERIFF'S STAR 40 THE 1966; Director of Police Services, 1983; appointed Sheriff December 1, 1986, to complete the unexpired term of retiring Sheriff Dale Carson; elected Sheriff, 1987. Military Florida National Guard Army Reserve, 1955-63, honorable discharge Affiliations Fraternal Order of Police; First United Methodist Church; National Sheriffs' Association; International Asso- ciation of Chiefs of Police; Major City Chiefs Organization. «When Jacksonville and Duval County were consolidated, the Jacksonville became the Jackson- Police Department Sheriff Johnson Sheriff McCarthy ville Office. Sheriff's Escambia County Flagler County ESCAMBIA COUNTY Council, Scouts of America; member, Pensacola Boy Rotary; Board of Directors, Bunnell Busi- Sheriff Charlie W. ness and Professional Association; Elks Johnson, Jr. (R) Lodge 2709; American Legion Post 115. Born Blakley, Georgia, July 29, 1934Edu- cation Wimauma High School, Hillsbo- FRANKLIN COUNTY rough County, FL; Nova University, BS Apalachi cola Degree in Criminal Justice; Florida High- Sheriff Warren R. Roddenberry way Patrol Academy, 1956 Wife Jean (D) Children One Church Baptist Career Florida Highway Patrol, retired after 27 Born Metcalf, GA, May 17, 1939 Educa- years; Certified Bomb Disposal Techni- tion Thomasville High School, Thomas- cian; NRA Marksmanship Instructor; ville, GA; Florida Highway Patrol Academy Wife Linda Children Four instructor, all phases of breath testing Sheriff Roddenberry Church Methodist Career Florida High- methods; qualified in first and second Franklin County judicial circuits as expert witness on alco- way Patrol Trooper 24 years, Homicide hol and its effect on human body; elected Investigator 20 years; elected Sheriff, Sheriff, 1988 Military Florida National 1988 Honors President, Franklin County Guard, 1950-60 Honors named Trooper of Shrine Club; President, Carrabelle Lions the Year, 1970, by Petroleum Council; Club; 32nd Degree Scottish Rite Mason; Lawman of the Year, 1980, by Friends of Shriner; member, Carrabelle Chamber of Law Enforcement; President, FHP-PBA, Commerce. 1974-82; Second Vice Chairman, National GADSDEN COUNTY Trooper Coalition, 1980. Qui ncy FLAGLER COUNTY Sheriff William A. Woodham (D) Bun nell Born Dothan, Alabama, May 20, 1941 Sheriff Robert E. McCarthy (D) Education Public schools of Dothan, Ala. ; Born Jersey City, New Jersey, February Associate of Arts Degree, Chipola Junior 25, 1947 Education public schools in College, 1963; BS Degree (Criminology & Sheriff Woodham Lyndhurst and Boonton, New Jersey; Corrections), Florida State University, Gadsden County also County College of Morris, New Jer- 1965 Wife Donna Children Three Church Presbyterian Career State Trooper, Flor- sey Wife Katherine Children Two Church Catholic Career Detective Sergeant (Juve- ida Highway Patrol, 1966; Assistant Gadsden Juvenile nile Division), Montville Township (New Counselor, County Sheriff of Jersey) Police, 1968-1980;Chief of Police, Court, 1967-71; appointed Flagler Beach, Florida, 1980-1983; Gadsden County on April 14, 1971;elected in reelected, 1984 appointed Sheriff by Governor, February Sheriff 1972; 1976, 1980, and 1988.Honors Gadsden County's Law 8, 1983; elected, 1984 and 1988 Military Enforcement Officer of the Year, U.S. Navy, Radio Operator, 1964-1967 1973; Flor- Honors Past President, PBA Local 140, Past Chairman, Board of Directors, ida Sheriffs Association; honored New Jersey; Police Officer of the Year, by Big Montville, New Jersey, 1978;Police Office Bend Law Enforcement Association for "heroic actions" of the Year, Flagler County, 1983; Board leading to apprehension of Directors, Tri-County Mental Health; of kidnapper who attacked police officer; elected Vice President, Florida Sheriffs Scouting Coordinator, Central Florida Sheriff Floyd Gilchrist County MARCH-APRIL 1990 41 GULF COUNTY Port St. Joe Sheriff Al Harrison (R) Born Escambia County, Florida, Febru- ary 24, 1942 Education Graduated from Escambia High School, 1960; completed numerous law enforcement courses at the Florida Highway Patrol Academy, Gulf Coast Community College and the FBI National Academy. Wife Bonnie Children Three Church Baptist Career Four years of law enforcement experience in the U.S. Air Force; 20 years with the Florida High- Sheriff Schramm Sheriff Harrison way Patrol; elected Sheriff in 1984 and Glades County Gulf County 1988Military U.S.Air Force Honors Pres- ident, Wewahitchka Jaycees, two years; Association, 1981; President in 1982; President, Wewahitchka Gator Backers, elected to Board of Managers, Florida two years; 20 years as a Little League Sheriffs Self-Insurance Fund, 1984; Baseball coach; two years as a scoutmas- appointed to Florida Governor's Commis- ter in the Boy Scouts of America; District sion on Child Support Enforcement, 1985; Director, Florida Peace Officers Associa- President, Rotary Club, 1986. tion, one year; chosen as Outstanding Young Law Enforcement Officer by the GILCHRIST COUNTY Jaycees in 1973;elected to Sheriffs Associ- Trenton ation Board of Directors, 1989. Sheriff James H. "Jim" Floyd (D) HAMILTON COUNTY Born Madison, FL, September 21, 1940 Jasper '4 Education Madison High School; completed numerous law enforcement courses Sheriff J. Harrell Reid (D) Sheriff Reid at Florida Highway Patrol Academy, Born Valdosta, GA, March 31, 1947 Edu- Hamilton County Santa Fe Junior College and Lake City cation Miami-Dade Junior College, AS Community College Wife Helen Children Degree; University of Florida, BS Degree; Three Church Baptist Career 20 years North Florida Junior College, Criminal with the Florida Highway Patrol; elected Justice Standard Training Course Wife Sheriff in 1988 Military U.S. Air Force, Judi Children Two Church Baptist Career 1959-1962 Affiliations Florida Farm Deputy Sheriff, Hamilton County Sher- Bureau, Gilchrist County Cattlemen's iff's Office, 10 years; elected Sheriff, 1988. Association, Masonic Lodge No. 46. GLADES COUNTY HARDEE COUNTY Moore Haven Wauchula Sheriff Charles J. Schramm (D) Sheriff Doyle Wesley Born Chicago, IL, May 31, 1941 Educa- Bryan (D) i tion St. Procopius Lisle School (Illinois); Born Bowling Green, Florida, June 5, Sheriff Bryan Edison Community College (FL), AS 1928 Education public schools, Hardee Hardee County Degree in Criminal Justice; also attended County; attended South Florida Com- Palm Beach Junior College (FL); Chicago munity College for special courses in Gen- City College and Wilson Junior College eral Police Administration Wife Kathryn (Chicago); Chicago Police Academy (1100 Children Four Church Methodist Career hours); Southwest Police Academy, Ft. Deputy and Chief Jailer, Hardee County Myers, FL Career Chicago Police Depart- Sheriff's Dept. , 1972-75; Police Chief, city ment, 3'/2 years; Glades County Sheriff's of Bowling Green, 1976-80;elected Sheriff, Office, 10 years; elected Sheriff, 1988 Mil- 1980; reelected, 1984 and 1988; Honors itary U.S. Navy, 1962-66 Honors Past Past Vice President, Bowling Green Busi- President, Moore Haven Lions Club; nessmen's Club; Past President, Bowling Commander, American Legion Post ¹299; Green Methodist Men's Club; member, Certificate of Commendation for com- Florida Sheriffs Association Board of munity service above and beyond the call Directors, 1987-88;member: Kiwanis Club of duty, from American Legion Post ¹299, Board of Directors; Elks Lodge; received 1984. Citizen of the Year Award, 1987-88. Sheriff Dyess Hendry County 42 THE SHERIFF'S STAR HENDRY COUNTY Club; received the Sertoma Club's Ben Franklin Award for LaBelle outstanding dedication and service to the community, 1987; Sheriff Earl (Sermon) received Employer of the Year Award Dyess, Jr. (D) from the Professional Business Women' s Born Fort Myers, Florida, July 9, 1941 Association, 1987; member, Governing Education Graduate of Clewiston High Board, Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches; School, Clewiston, Florida; completed Honorary Life Member in the Retired courses at Palm Beach Junior College and Members of the New York City Police Lee County Junior College; also Career Department's 10-13 Club, 1988; elected to Development courses in Law Enforce- Florida Sheriffs Association Board of ment, including Accounts and Records, Directors, 1989. Budgets and Personnel, Disaster HIGHLANDS COUNTY Response, Media Relations, Organized Sheriff Sebring Mylander Crime Investigations and Riot Control Hernando County Wi fe Kathleen Ann Chi ldren Three Sheriff Howard C. Godwin (D) Church Assembly of God Career 22 years Born Avon Park, FL, February 10, 1952 of law enforcement experience as radio Education public schools of Avon Park; crimi- operator (dispatcher), road deputy, South Florida Community College (Avon nal investigator, drug investigator, and Park), AS Degree in Criminal Justice; inte- Assistant Chief Deputy; appointed University of South Florida, BA Degree in rim Sheriff of Hendry County in 1980 Criminal Justice; Rollins College, M.Sc. after his father, Sheriff Earl S.Dyess, Sr., Degree in Criminal Justice; completed was murdered; elected Sheriff in 1984 and courses for certification in Firearms, 1988; Military U.S. Navy, three years International SWAT Techniques, Street Honors Drug Awareness Chairman, Cle- Survival, Interrogation Techniques; Charter Member, Cle- wiston Elks Lodge; radar operator training Wife Patti Child- wiston Informed Parents Association; ren Two Church Nazarene Career Police Florida Sheriffs served as Treasurer, Chief, Avon Park, 1980 and 1981;Deputy Association, 1987 and 1988; elected Vice Sheriff Highlands County Sheriff's President in 1989; 22-year member, also Sheriff Godwin Office, 12 years; elected Sheriff, 1988 Hi ghlands County President and Director, Hendry Hunt Honors Outstanding Law Enforcement Citizens Club; member, Director, Against Officer of Highlands County, 1986; Merit Mental Drugs; member, Hendry County Award, 1981; Certificate of Appreciation Health Board. from Florida Attorney General's "Help HERNANDO COUNTY Stop Crime" Program, 1980; Distin- guished Service Award, 1977;Lake Placid Brooks ville Government Award for outstanding serv- Sheriff Tom Mylander (R) ice in drug prevention and drug offender Born Baltimore, Maryland, May 12, 1942 apprehension, 1989. Education Public schools of Pinellas COUNTY County, Florida; attended Santa Ana HILLSBOROUGH Junior College, and graduated from Tampa Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University; Sheriff Walter C. Heinrich (D) Angeles County (California) attended Los Born Harrington Park, New Jersey, Sheriff's Pinellas County (Flor- Academy; November 8, 1926 Education St. Peters- Sheriff Heinrich Police Academy; FBI National ida) burg Junior College, AA Degree in Police Hillsborough County Children Three Academy Wi fe Sandy Administration, with honors; University Church Methodist Career 7 years, Pinel- of Sheriff's Tampa, BA Degree in Sociology and las County Department, Criminology; also graduated from FBI involved in development of Aviation National Academy; and Juvenile Officers Hernando Hozv to get it Division; three years, County Institute, University of Minnesota Wife A subscription to Sheriff's Department, promoted to Phyllis Children Three Church Methodist The Sheri ff's Star is Administrative Assistant with rank of Career Tampa Police, 1949-70, to rank of Major; 3'/2 years, Pasco County Sheriffs one of the benefits of Captain; Hillsborough County Sheriff s membership in the Department as Administrative Head and Office, headed Crime Prevention and Florida Sheriffs Asso- started law enforcement Chief Pilot; Criminal Investigation; elected Sheriff, ciation. A membership Tustin, Califor- career as reserve officer, 1978, 1980, 1984 and 1988; Military U. S. application is on page reelected, nia; elected Sheriff in 1984; Navy, World War II Honors Consultant, 31. Annual dues are Her- 1988; Prior Public Office member, Regional Institutes on Police Community $15. Mil- nando County Aviation Authority Relations; Police Award of Valor, 1964; Honors itary U.S. Marine Corps Deputy Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer, of the Year, 1976, by Pinellas Park Elks

MARCH-APRIL 1990 Children Seven Church Baptist Career Two years, Vero Beach Police Depart- ment; Ten years with Indian River County Sheriff s Department; elected 4e"'. ) Sheriff, 1980; reelected, 1984 and 1988; graduated from FBI National Academy, 1981Honors Vero Lodge 250 F&AM, Scot- tish Rite Mason; Shrine; Red Cross Execu- tive Board; Kiwanis Club; Indian River County Mental Health Association, Exec- utive Board; Florida Intelligence Unit; National Child Safety Council; Jaycees; Spouse Abuse Board of Directors; Police Advisory Board, Indian River Commun- Sheriff Townsend Sheriff Braxton ity College; elected Florida Sheriffs Asso- Holmes County Lafayette County ciation Secretary, 1986; Vice-President, 1988; and President, 1989; appointed to 1964/65, from Florida Council on Crime State Criminal Justice Information Sys- and Delinquency; Liberty Bell Award, tems Council, 1987; Alcohol, Drug Abuse 1971, from Tampa-Hillsborough Bar and Mental Health Planning Council, Association; board member, Boys and 1987; Project DARE Board of Directors, Girls Clubs of Greater Tampa; Silver 1989. Beaver Award, Boy Scouts of America; served on Criminal Justice Standards JACKSON COUNTY and Training Commission; member, Uni- Marianna versity of Tampa's Board of Fellows; Sheriff John P. McDaniel (D) served on State Task Force on Crimes and the Elderly; Person of Vision Award from Born Jackson County, Fla. , October 9, Society to Prevent Blindness; National 1940 Education public schools of Jackson Sheriffs Association Committee on Drug County; attended Chipola Junior College Enforcement and Prevention. and Florida A & M University Wife Verlie Sheriff Dobeck Children Three Church Baptist Career Indian River County HOLMES COUNTY drug enforcement school; homicide inves- Boni fay tigation school; 10 years with financial Sheriff John H. Braxton (D) institution; four years, Chief Deputy, Jackson County Sheriff s Department; Born Westville, FL, January 7, 1937Edu- one year with Sneads Police Department; cation public schools of Holmes County; elected Sheriff, 1980; reelected, 1984 and Santa Fe Junior College, Gainesville, FL; 1988;Military Florida National Guard, U. Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Com- S. Navy Honors Past Master, Harmony mission Academy; Florida Highway Lodge No. 3; member, Masonic Lodge, Patrol Academy; riot training, homicide York Rite Bodies, Ambassador Hadji investigation training Wife Sharon Shrine Temple; Panhandle Toastmasters, Children Three Church Baptist Career Elks Lodge No. 1516 and Moose Lodge; Military Police, four years; Florida High- member Florida Sheriffs Association way Patrol, 21 years; Holmes County Board of Directors, and Florida Sheriffs Sheriff s Office, Chief Deputy, four years; Youth Ranches Governing Board; elected Sheriff McDaniel elected Sheriff, 1988 Military U. S. Air Vice Chairman, Sheriffs Association Jackson County Force, 1955-59 Honors Florida Sheriffs Board of Directors, 1987. Association Distinguished Service Award for contributing to professional JEFFERSON COUNTY law enforcement. Monti cello Sheriff Kenneth W. INDIAN RIVER COUNTY Fortune, Sr. (D) Vero Beach Sheriff R.T. (Tim) Born Toluca, North Carolina, May 25, Dobeck (R) 1944 Education Gardner-Webb College; Tallahassee Community College; FHP Born Vero Beach, Florida, September 4, Academy; Executive Institute (FDLE); 1948 Education public schools, Indian Wife Wanda Children Three Church Bap- River County; Indian River Community tist Career Florida Highway Patrol, 12 College; FBI National Academy; years and three months; sworn-in as inte- National Institute of Corrections' Execu- rim Jefferson County Sheriff, April 16, tive Institute; FDLE, Executive Institute; 1984; elected Sheriff in 1984 and reelected Sheriff Fortune NSA, Executive Institute Wife Madge in 1988; Military U. S. Navy; Affiliations Jefferson County 44 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Kiwanis Club, Masonic Lodge; Honors 1988 Military U.S. Navy, honorably dis- Member, Florida Sheriffs Association charged, 1959 Honors chosen Outstand- Legislative Committee, 1985-86;elected to ing Lawman for Southwest Florida, 1975, Sheriffs Association Board of Directors, by Fort Myers News-Press; Deputy of the 1987, became Chairman of the Board in Year, 1986, by Elks Club; cited for out- 1988; elected Secretary of the Association standing contributions to crime preven- in 1989; Treasurer, Sheriffs for Effective tion by Florida's Attorney General, 1988; Law Enforcement. appointed to Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches Foundation Board, 1990. LAFAYETTE COUNTY Mayo LEON COUNTY Sheriff William C. Townsend (D) Tallahassee Born Union County, Florida, September Sheriff Eddie Boone (D) 8, 1942 Education public schools of Union Born Valdosta, Georgia, April 5, 1939 Sheriff Knupp and Bradford Counties; graduate of Flor- Education public schools of Lowndes Lake County ida Highway Patrol Academy; received County, Georgia; graduate, FBI National training as homicide investigator, auxil- Academy Wife Melanic Children Two iary instructor, firearms instructor Child- Church Baptist Career FBI Technician, ren Two Church Baptist Career Florida 1957-58; Florida Sheriffs' Bureau finger- Highway Patrol, 22 years; elected Sheriff, print technician, 1959-60; Deputy Sheriff, 1988. Bay and Leon Counties, 1961-66; Special Agent, Florida Sheriffs' Bureau, 1966-67; LAKE COUNTY FDLE experience: Special Agent Investiga- Tav ares tor; Bureau Chief, Organized Crime Sheriff George E. Knupp, Jr. (R) Bureau; North Florida Regional Field Supervisor; elected Sheriff, 1980, reelected, November Born Harrisonburg, VA, 20, 1984 and 1988 Military Florida National Education Edgewater High School 1940 Guard, 1962-68 Honors Respect for Law Col- (Orlando, FL); Valencia Community Commendation, Tallahassee Optimist (Orlando), AS Degree in Criminal lege Club; Master Mason, Jackson Lodge No. 1; Sheriff McDougall Justice; Rollins College, BS Degree and Tallahassee Scottish Rite Bodies, 32nd Lee County in Criminal Justice; Masters Degree Degree; Tallahassee Shrine Club, Morocco law enforcement courses Wife numerous Temple; Sons of the American Revolution Ann Children Three Church Carrie Law Enforcement Commendation Medal, Career Maitland Police Depart- Catholic 1983; appointed to Bail Bond Regulatory County Sheriffs ment, six years; Orange Board; Chairman, Board of Directors, Flor- Seminole County Sher- Office, 15 years; ida Sheriffs Association, 1986; Legislative 7'A elected Sheriff, 1988 iff s Office, years; Committee Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Reserves Affiliations Military U.S. Army Association, 1986-87. Lake County Shrine Club, Bahia Temple; BPOE; Golden Triangle Republican Club; Eustis Chapter ¹33,York Rite; Eustis LEVY COUNTY Lodge ¹85F&AM. Bronson Sheriff Ted F. Glass (D) LEE COUNTY Born Bonifay, Florida, 1949 Ft. Myers August 23, Education public schools of Cottondale, Sheriff Boone Sheriff John J. McDougall (R) FL; attended Tallahassee, Hillsborough Leon County Born Boston, MA, July 9, 1942 Education and Central Florida Community Colleges public schools of Boston; seven years of and Nova University; Florida Highway theological studies (1962-69), Franciscan Patrol Academy; trained and certified as Order, Catholic Church; graduate of Yale Emergency Medical Technician Wife University Drug Dependence Institute Carol Ann Children Two Church Metho- (1974), National Sheriffs Institute (1985) dist Career Florida Highway Patrol and and FBI National Academy (1989) Florida Highway Patrol Academy, 14 Church Catholic Career New Hampshire years; elected Sheriff, 1988 Military U. S. State Police, 1969; Norfolk County (MA) Air Force, 1967-1971;selected as Airman District Attorney's Office, Narcotics Div- of the Month twice; received a service ision Director, 1970-74; Lee County (FL) commendation for mission involving the Sheriff's Office, 1974-88, advancing from Queen of Libya in 1969Affiliations Willis- corporal to major; Sheriff of Charlotte ton Area Chamber of Commerce; Ameri- County (FL) by appointment of Governor can Legion; Kiwanis, Oman Masonic during suspension of incumbent, May, Lodge Honors Past President and Vice 1985-September, 1986; elected Sheriff, President of Williston Jaycees and Willis- Sheriff Glass Levy County MARCH-APRIL 1990 45 ton Methodist Men; currently Vice Presi- Church Baptist Career Florida Highway dent of Methodist Men; chosen Citizen of Patrol Trooper, 15'/2 years; Chief of Police, the Year by Williston Junior Women' s Bradenton, 2 years; State Attorney's Club, 1984; his family selected as Family Investigator, 1 year; elected Sheriff in of the Year, 1987 to 1988; chosen Out- 1984 and 1988; Honors Florida Law standing Law Enforcement Officer of the Enforcement Officer of the Year by the Year by Williston Jaycees, 1982, and by VFW, 1972; runner-up for same award, Landrum Memorial American Legion 1973; Florida Trooper of the Year nomi- Post ¹236,1988; recognized as Outstand- nee, 1972;Kiwanis International Medal of ing Young Man of America, 1984. Valor, 1973; member, Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc. , Governing Board; LIBERTY COUNTY Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Association's tionn Bristol Legislative Committee. W. Revell Sheriff Revell Sheriff Harrell (D) MARION COUNTY Liberty County Born Bristol, Florida, April 2, 1927Educa- Ocala public schools of Liberty County Wife Sheriff Don Moreland (D) Millie Children Seven Church Baptist Career Military Police; Elected Sheriff in Born Dawson, Georgia, January 19, 1935 1976; reelected, 1980, 1984 and 1988;certi- Education public schools of Dawson, fied by the Florida Department of Law Georgia, Central Florida Community Col- Enforcement Executive Institute; Mi l- lege Wife Anita Children Five Church itar y retired after 20 years with 82nd Air- Lutheran Career Ocala Police, 1956-57; borne Division; military duty included Marion County Deputy, 1957-72;attended four years in the Military Police as a game training schools held by U. S. Treasury warden assigned to the Ft. Braggreserva- Dept. , FBI,Fla. Police Academy, Fla. Law tion; Affiliations Lions Club, Masonic Enforcement Academy, National Sheriffs Lodge Honors Elected to Florida Sheriffs Institute, National Institute of Correc- Association Board of Directors, 1987 and tions; graduate, FBI National Academy; 1988. Police Executive Institute; Organized Crime Institute; certified police instruc- Sheriff Peavy MADISON COUNTY tor; elected Sheriff 1972, 1976, 1980, 1984 Madison County Madison and 1988; Military U. S. Navy, 1952-56 Sheriff Joe C. Peavy (D) Honors Distinguished Service Award for Law Enforcement from Florida Council Born Concord, Florida, November 8, 1933 on Crime and Delinquency, 1975; mem- Education public schools of Havana, ber, Governor's Commission on Criminal Florida; attended Berry Schools, Mount Justice Standards and Goals; ap- Berry, Georgia Wife Shirley Children pointed to Police Standards and Train- Three Church Baptist Career Completed ing Commission; 1977; former trustee, Florida Highway Patrol Training Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, Girls Villa Academy; 16 years with the Highway and Youth Fund; Chairman, Florida Sher- Patrol, five years as Corporal supervising iffs Youth Ranches, Inc. , Board of Direc- FHP station covering Madison and Jeffer- tors; elected President of Florida Sheriffs son Counties; Madison County Sheriffs Association, 1981 and Chairman of the Department, four months; elected Sheriff in Board of Directors, 1989;Chairman, Gov- 1972 without opposition; won reelection in ernor's Criminal Justice Standards Sheriff Wells 1976 with 92 percent of the vote; reelected, Training Commission, 1981-83; Lifetime Manatee County 1980;reelected again in 1984and 1988with- Member, VFW, DAV; Member, Board of out opposition; Military Military Police, U. Directors for Marion County United Way S. Paratroops, three years Honors Presi- for 1986, 1987 and 1988; Member, IACP, dent, Madison Lions Club, 1970-71; Past NSA, Florida Police Chiefs Association. Director, Secretary, Treasurer and Sgt.-at- Arms, Florida Sheriffs Association; re- MARTIN COUNTY elected Sgt.-at-Arms in 1988. Stuart MANATEE COUNTY Sheriff James D. Holt (R) Bradenton Born Indiantown, Florida, February 13, Sheriff Charlie Wells (R) 1932 Education Public schools of Martin County Wife Merriam Children Two Born Bonifay, Florida, November 20, Church Baptist Career Deputy Sheriff for 1944 Education AS Degree in Criminol- nine years; Special Investigator, Hotel ogy; attended Manatee Junior College, and Restaurant Commission, one year; Indiana University and St. Leo College. Deputy U.S.Marshal, two years; attended Sheriff Moreland Wife Leslie Children Five (one deceased) Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Marion County THE SHERIFF'S STAR Drugs training school and U.S.Marshals' training school, both in Washington, D.C.; elected Sheriff in 1972; reelected in 1976, 1980, 1984 and 1988; Military U.S. Army Honors member, Board of Direc- tors, Florida Sheriffs Association, previously served as Sergeant-at-Arms and Vice President; member, Governing Board, Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc. MONROE COUNTY Key West Sheriff J. Allison Sheriff Holt Sheriff DeFoor DeFoor II (R) Martin County Monroe County Born Coral Gables, FL, December 6, 1953 Education Berkeley Preparatory School three years with the Hilliard, Florida, Police elected Sheriff in (Tampa), 1971;St. Petersburg Junior Col- Department; reelected 1988; Honors member, lege; University of South Florida, BA in 1984, Masonic No. West Nassau Geography, MA in Criminal Justice; Stet- Lodge 208; son University College of Law, JD Chamber of Commerce; Nassau County Farm Bureau; Nassau County Fair Asso- Degree; Post Graduate: National Judicial Gator Shrine Club; Historical College; John F. Kennedy School of ciation; Government, Harvard University; Lead- Society. ership Florida V; Editor - University of OKALOOSA COUNTY Miami Law Review Wife Terry Children Crestvietv (County Seat) Assist- Two Church Episcopalian Career Shalimar (Main Office) Ig ant Public Defender, 1979-80; Director, Narcotics Task Force, 16th Circuit, 1981- Sheriff Larry E. Gilbert (R) 83; Assistant State Attorney, 16th Circuit, Born Panama City, Florida, October 18, Sheriff Ellis 1980-83; Monroe County Court Judge, 1946 Education Chipola Junior College; Nassau County 1983-87; Acting Circuit Court Judge, 16th BS in Criminology from Florida State Circuit, 1985-87;Attorney in private prac- University; Florida Banking School Wife tice, 1987-88; elected Sheriff, 1988Honors Connie Children Two Church Methodist chosen for Ten Outstanding Young Men Career State Fire Marshal's Office, four in America, U.S. Jaycees, 1985; Five Out- years; Surishine State Bank, nine years; standing Young Men in Florida, Florida elected Sheriff, 1980; reelected, 1984 and Jaycees, 1984; listed in Who's Who in 1988 Honors Member, past president, Ft. American Law, South and Southwest, Walton Beach Civitan Club; Chairman of Emerging Leaders, World; President, Salvation Army Advisory Board; Upper Keys Rotary; President, Florida member, Lions Club; member, Florida Keys Land and Sea Trust; Past President, Sheriffs Association Board of Directors, Upper Keys Jaycees, Mariner's Hospital; elected Vice Chairman in 1989. author or co-author of 4 books and 24 jour- nal articles on law, criminal justice and OKEECHOBEE COUNTY Florida history subjects. Okeechobee Sheriff Gilbert Sheriff O. L. Raulerson NASSAU COUNTY Okaloosa County Fernandi na Beach Born Okeechobee, Florida, August 17, Sheriff Lawrence E. Ellis (D) 1941 Education Okeechobee County public schools Wife Judy Children Two Born Jacksonville, Florida, March 19, Church Baptist Career Florida Highway 1940 Education graduated from Paxon Patrol for six years; Highlands County High School, Jacksonville, Florida; (Sebring) deputy sheriff and Chief Deputy attained certification by Florida Police Sheriff; appointed Sheriff of Highlands Standards Council; attended numerous County in 1970; elected Sheriff of High- Crime Scene Investigation Schools. Wife lands County in 1972; Special Agent with Connie Children Six Church Assembly of Florida Department of Law Enforcement God Prior Occupation Director of Trans- in Tampa and Fort Myers; became Chief portation, Nassau County School Board. Deputy Sheriff in Okeechobee County in Career 23 years law enforcement expe- 1981; appointed Sheriff of Okeechobee rience, including 21 years with the Nas- County December 5, 1986, following the sau County Sheriffs Department and death ofSheriff John Collier, elected 1988; Sheriff Raulerson Okeecho bee County MARCH-APRIL 1990 47 formerly served on the Florida Sheriffs BS Degree, Criminal Justice, Florida Association's Board of Directors Military Atlantic University Wife Sherry Children U. S. Air Force. Five Career St. Clair, Michigan, Deputy Sheriff, six years; Chief of Police, North ORANGE COUNTY Palm Beach, 12 years; graduate, FBI Orlando National Academy; completed courses in: Sheriff Walter J.Gallagher (R) Police Executive Development, Tallahas- see Community College; Criminal Investi- Born Philadelphia, PA, July 27, 1940Edu- gation, Wayne University; Community cation LaSalle University (Philadelphia), Relations, Michigan State College; Adjunct pre-law; Rollins College, Masters Degrees Professor at Palm Beach Junior College in in Criminal Justice and Management; Police Administration; elected Sheriff in graduate of FBINational Academy; Insti- 1976, reelected in 1980, 1984and 1988;grad- tute of Police Technology and Manage- uated from National Sheriffs' Association Sheriff Gallagher ment; traffic management course; FBI Institute 1977.Military U.S.Marine Corps. Orange County hostage rescue course (Quantico, VA) Honors Past President, Palm Beach Wife Suzanne Children Four Church County Chiefs Association; member, State Roman Catholic Career Military Intelli- Police Chiefs Association; Past President gence and Law Enforcement, six years; and Chairman, and former Commissioner Winter Park Police Department, nine with Commission on Accreditation for Law years; Orange County Sheriffs Office, Enforcement Agencies; Past Chairman, eight years; elected Sheriff 1988 Military National Sheriffs Association Drug U.S. Marine Corps, 1962-70; Helicopter Enforcement Committee; Member, Pilot, two tours Vietnam Honors Gold National Sheriffs Association; Member Cen- Coat President, Sertoma; President, FDLE Crime Lab Council; Board of Direc- tral Florida Criminal Justice Council; tors for Law Enforcement Assistance Commanding Officer, Orlando Marine Foundation. Corps Reserve Unit. PASCO COUNTY OSCEOLA COUNTY Dade City Ki ssi mmee Sheriff Lane Sheriff Jim Gillum (R) Osceola County Sheriff Jon Lane (R) Born Pittston, Pennsylvania, October 4, Born New York, NY, October 21, 1957 1943 Education attended Hillsborough schools of Miami, Education public FL; Community College and University of Orlando; Valencia Community College, South Florida, Tampa; graduate of graduate of Southern Police Institute Tampa Police Academy; 1,200 hours of Church Jewish Career Kissimmee Police specialized training; graduate of Red- Department nine years, youngest Sgt. stone Arsenal and National Sheriffs and Lt. in history of department; grad- Institute; Church Catholic Career uated No. 1 from Police Academy, and 11 K-9 Academy; instructor Kissimmee years, Tampa Police Department; elected Academy; served as Division Com- Sheriff, 1984 and 1988 Honors Sertoma mander of Administration at Kissimmee awards: GEM, 1975; Centurion, 1976; Trib- Police Department before leaving; elected une, 1977; Employer Award for support of Sheriff in 1988 Affiliations member, Cen- National Guard and Reserve; Leadership tral Florida Police Benevolent Associa- Award from Pasco County Republican Sheriff Wille tion, Elks, Moose, Rotary, EDC, Executive Committee Affiliations Correc- Palm Beach County Kissimmee-Osceola Chamber of Com- tional Advisory Board; PHCC Police merce, YMCA Century Club Honors Past Academy Advisory Committee; Law Vice President, Kissimmee Fraternal Enforcement/Criminal Justice Advisory Order of Police; commendation, City of Board; International Association of Chiefs Kissimmee, 1984; Certificates of Appreci- of Police; Florida Police Chiefs Association; ation from Adam Walsh Foundation and National Sheriffs Association; Florida Project Help. Criminal Justice Educators' and Trainees' PALM BEACH COUNTY Association; American Association of Cor- rectional West Palm Beach Officers; U.S. Customs Blue Lightning Strike Force Steering Commit- Wille Sheriff Richard P. (R) tee; International Association of Bomb Born Port Huron, Michigan, January 15, Technicians and Investigators; American 1929 Education public schools of Port Jail Association; member, Masonic Lodge, Huron, Mich. ; AA Degree, Criminal Jus- Elks; honorary member of Kiwanis. tice, Palm Beach Junior College; attended Sheriff Gillum Eastern Michigan College of Commerce; Pasco County 48 THE SHERIFF'S STAR PINELLAS COUNTY chosen Outstanding Young Man of the Clearwater Year in Putnam County, 1986; Outstand- Sheriff Everett S. Rice (R) ing Law Enforcement Officer in Putnam County, 1978, 1983; Director, Putnam Born Salem, VA, September 3, 1944 Edu- County Federal Credit Union; member, cation public schools of Pinellas County; Boards of Directors, Putnam County St. Petersburg Junior College, AA Degree Chapters, American Cancer Society and in Police Administration; University of March of Dimes; received Civic Better- South Florida, BA Degree in Criminal Award from Elks Putnam Justice; Stetson University College of ment Lodge; Salvation Army (Chairman); Put- Law, JD Degree; graduate of FBI County nam County Chamber of Commerce National Academy Wife Linda Children (Director). Three Church Methodist Career 17 years with Pinellas County Sheriffs Office as ST. JOHNS COUNTY Lieutenant, Captain Sheriff Rice Deputy, Sergeant, St. Augustine and Chief of Detectives; elected Sheriff in Pinellas County 1988 Military U.S. Merchant Marine, Sheriff Neil Perry (D) 1964-67 Honors past member, Board of Born St. Augustine, Florida, May 19, 1945 Directors, Clearwater Bar Association; Education AA Degree in Criminal Jus- member Florida Bar Association, and Bar tice, Cum Laude, St. Johns River Com- Association of U.S.District Court for Mid- munity College Wife Syd Children Four dle District of Florida. Church Presbyterian Career 21 years' POLK COUNTY experience in law enforcement, including: reserve officer, Augustine Police Bartow St. Department, 1968-74; patrol deputy, St. Sheriff Lawrence W. Crow, Jr. Johns County Sheriff's Department, (R) 1974-78; detective, St. Johns County She- riff's Department, 1978-84; Certified Glen Dale, West Virginia, July 29, Born Police Instructor, 1976-84;completed Flor- 1942 Education Public schools, Lakeland, ida Police Standards Career Development received Associate Degree in Florida; Courses in Police Administration, Police Sheriff Crow Police Science, Polk Community College, Supervision, Criminal Investigations, Polk County Bachelor of Science Winter Haven, 1973; Crisis Intervention; elected Sheriff, 1984; Police Administration, Rollins Degree, reelected, 1988.Military Florida National College, Winter Park, Florida 1975 Wife Guard, 1962 to present, currently holding Wanda Children Two Church Affiliation rank of Major; Honors Florida Commenda- Career Joined Lakeland Police Baptist tion Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Department in 1962 as a cadet; Graduated Army Commendation Medal, Florida Meri- from FBI National Academy, 1979; schools; torious Service Award; Outstanding Young attended IACP training Law Enforcement Officer, 1979, awarded Appointed Lakeland Police Chief, 1980; by St. Augustine Jaycees; Distinguished Sheriff of Polk County, 1987; appointed Service Award from Florida Sheriffs Asso- Sheriff, 1988 Military U.S. Navy elected ciation; Board of Directors, Florida Sheriffs 6th Fleet, Europe Honors Chosen 1960-62, Youth Ranches, Inc.„Board of Directors, the outstanding alumnus of Polk Com- as Drug Education and Prevention Center; College in 1984. munity Past President, Kiwanis Club. PUTNAM COUNTY Sheriff Douglas Palatka ST. LUCIE COUNTY Putnam County Ft. Pierce Sheriff Taylor Douglas (D) Sheriff R.C. "Bobby" Knowles FL January 18, Born Daytona Beach, (R) 1952 Education public schools ofPalatka, FL; St. Johns River Community College, Born Fort Pierce, Florida, November 14, AA Degree; University of Florida, BA 1940 Education Fort Pierce Public Degree in Political Science with a minor Schools; Indian River Community Col- in Criminology; graduate ofFBINational lege, AS Degree, Criminal Justice; Florida Academy Wife Marsha Children Two Atlantic University, BAA Degree, Crimi- Church Baptist Career 11years with Put- nal Justice; graduate, Police Academy, nam County Sheriffs Office as Uniform also Zonn Institute of Polygraph and Patrol Officer, Detective and Chief Dep- DEA drug training school Wife Ann uty; elected Sheriff in 1988 Affiliations Church Presbyterian Career 1959-61,U.S. member, Azalea City Kiwanis Club (Past Marine Corps, Military Policeman; 1967- President), Palatka Jaycees (Past Presi- 1984, Criminal Investigator, State Attor- Sheriff Perry dent), Palatka Masonic Lodge ¹34Honors ney's Office, 19th Judicial Circuit; also St. Johns County MARCH-APRIL 1990 ing eight years as Chief Investigator, Santa Rosa County Sheriffs Department; two years as Chief Investigator, Milton Police Department; elected Sheriff in 1984 and 1988. Military U.S. Air Force Honors chosen Officer of the Year, 1977,for pioneer- ing efforts in the use of hypnosis in criminal investigations. SARASOTA COUNTY Sarasota Sheriff Geoffrey Monge (R) Born Sheriff Knowles Sheriff Coffman Sterling, Illinois, April 2, 1945 Edu- cation Bachelor's St. Lucie County Santa Rosa County Degree, Sociology, Washington University, St. Louis, MO; Master's served as administrative assistant to Degree, Criminology, Florida University; State Attorney and Commander of Drug State graduated from FBI National Task Force; elected Sheriff, 1984; re- Academy Wife Pat Children elected, 1988 Military Florida National Two Church Methodist Career 8'/2 years with Florida Department Law Enforce- Guard, 1956-1958; U.S. Marine Corps, of 1958-1966, Combat Action Ribbon, Presi- ment, last assignment Special Agent-in- dential Unit Citation, Vietnamese Cross Charge, Orlando Field Office; began of Gallantry, Vietnam Campaign Medal Sarasota County Sheriff s Department career and Service Medal; U.S. Marine Corps on August 1, 1977, as Detective Reserve, 1971-73; U.S. Army Reserve, Captain; advanced to Director of Police 1973 to present, MSG military policeman, Services, Chief Deputy and (appointed) 3220th USAR garrison, West Palm Sheriff; elected Sheriff in 1984 and 1988; Beach; received Army commendation Honors Charter President, Sarasota with "V" device for heroism, Cuban County Criminal Justice Council, 1979; Sheriff Monge Resettlement Program, Ft. Indiantown President, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, 1982- Sarasota County "Big Brother" for Gap, Pennsylvania Honors Past Presi- 83; 12 years; Rotarian dent, Florida Prosecutors Investigators and member of Elks Lodge; Sunday Association; member, Fort Pierce Rotary School teacher and usher at Trinity Uni- ted Methodist Club, VFW; Port St. Lucie Chamber of Church; President, Rotary Commerce, St. Lucie County Chamber of Club of Sarasota, 1986/87; appointed to Commerce, County Chairman for "No Medical Examiner's Commission by Gov- Casinos 1986," National Sheriffs Associ- ernor; elected to Sheriffs Association ation, Moose Lodge, Port St. Lucie Repub- Board of Directors, 1989; appointed lican Club and St. Lucie County member Governing Board of Florida She- riffs' Republican Club; St. Lucie County Chair- Youth Ranches, Inc. , 1989. man for United Way, 1987; President of SEMINOLE COUNTY Treasure Coast Chiefs' and Sheriffs' Sanford Association, 1989; District Chairman, Boy Scouts of America, 1989; elected to Sheriff John E. Polk (R) Sheriffs Association Board of Directors, Born Tampa, Florida, December 3, 1931 Sheriff Polk 1989; President, Treasure Coast Chiefs' Education public schools of Tampa; Uni- Seminole Sheriffs' County and Association, 1989; Police versity of Tampa Wife Dorothy Jean Executive Research Forum Member. Children Two Church Baptist Career FHP 10 years; graduate, FBI Academy, SANTA ROSA COUNTY National Sheriffs' Institute; elected Sher- Milton iff, 1968; reelected 1972, 1976, 1980, 1984 Sheriff Mauriece Coffman, Jr. (D) and 1988. Military U. S. Army Honors Past Master, Sanford Shrine; Born Fulton, Kentucky, October 31, 1929 Chairman, Education public schools of South Fulton, Regional Planning Council; served as director Tennessee; Bruce Business Institute of and Vice President, Florida Sher- iffs served Accounting, Martin, Tennessee; com- Association; as President, 1979; serving as Chairman of Board pleted law enforcement courses offered by of Pensacola Junior College, and Valencia Managers, Florida Sheriffs' Self- Insurance Fund. Community College, Orlando Wife Shir- ley Children Four Church Methodist Career 15 years in law enforcement, includ- Sheriff Adams Sumter County THE SHERIFF'S STAR SUMTER COUNTY received Distinguished Service Award Bush nell from Marine Patrol in 1988 after he had been elected Sheriff of Sheriff James L. (Jamie) Taylor County. Adams, Jr. (D) UNION COUNTY Born Fenholloway, Florida, December 5, Lake Butler 1940 Education public schools of Taylor Sheriff Jerry Whitehead (D) in Criminology from County; BA Degree Born Lake City, Florida, September 27, National Academy; St. Leo College; F.B.I. 1953 Education Union County High National Academy of Corrections; numer- School; Lake City Community College, and federal schools on law ous state Police Standards Training; FDLE Execu- and administration; Wife enforcement tive Institute, Budget Preparation, Di- Two Church Assembly of Betty Children saster Preparedness; Florida State Uni- God Career Wildlife Officer, Florida versity, Vicarious Liability Training Sheriff Leonard Fresh Water Fish Commission; Game and Wife Bobbie Children Two Church Chris- Suwannee County relected, 1984 and elected Sheriff, 1980; tian Church Prior Occupation repairman, Airborne 1988 Military U. S. Army, 82nd Florida Hydrocarbons; Career elected Past Master, Masonic Division Honors Sheriff in 1984 and 1988;Honors member, No. Past Worthy Patron of Lodge 30; Florida Council on Crime and Delin- Eastern Star Chapter 10; Silver Beaver quency; Past President, Union County Scouts of America; D.A.V. Award, Boy ; Parents Association; President, Rotary; Withlacoochee Vo-Tech, Law Enforce- member Masonic Lodge; served as Secre- elected to ment Advisory Committee; tary, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1987- Board of Directors, Sheriffs Association 88; elected Treasurer, 1989; received 1989. Distinguished Service Award in field of SUWANNEE COUNTY law enforcement from Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency, 1988-89. Live Oak Sheriff Robert Leonard (D) VOLUSIA COUNTY DeLand Born Live Oak, Florida, March 23, 1933 Sheriff Walker Education public schools in Live Oak; Sheriff Bob Vogel (R~) Taylor County Tennesse State College, attended East «Election is non-partisan in this county Johnson City, TN; Wife Carol Children One Church Baptist Career Florida High- Born Pittsburgh, PA, January 29, 1947 Education way Patrol Trooper, 1963-68; Beverage Avonworth High School (PA); Uni- Agent, Division of Beverage, 1968-72; Daytona Beach Community College; elected Sheriff in 1972; reelected in 1976, versity of Central Florida, BA Degree in 1980, 1984 and 1988;Military U. S.Army, Criminal Justice; Rollins College, 1953-55; Florida National Guard, (re- attended graduate school, Criminal Jus- tired); Honors Served on Florida Sheriffs tice subjects Wife Jean-Marta Children Boys Ranch, Girls Villa and Youth Fund One Church Catholic Career 15 years, Boards of Trustees; past member, Florida Florida Highway Patrol Trooper; half- Sheriffs Youth Fund. year, investigator for the State Attorney, Daytona Beach; elected Sheriff, 1988 Mil- TAYLOR COUNTY i tary three years, U.S.Marine Corps; Viet- Perry nam combat duty 13 months Honors chosen Law Enforcement Officer of the Sheriff Whitehead Sheriff John Wesley Walker (D) Year by Martin Marietta, Sea World, Union County Born Foley, FL, September 20, 1940 Edu- Burger King, Rotary Club of Ormond cation public schools of Taylor County; Beach West, Kiwanis Club of Holly Hill, Indian River Junior College; Gulf Coast Sunset Lions Club of Daytona Beach, Community College; Tallahassee Com- Florida Council of Crime and Delin- munity College; Florida State University; quency, and Daytona Beach Elks Lodge FBI National Academy; Pinellas County ¹1141;honored for excellence by Florida's Police Academy; Lively Vo-Tech Law Governor and Cabinet, Federal Drug Enforcement Training Center Children Enforcement Administration, Civic Two Church Baptist Career Served in League of Halifax Area, Holly Hill Florida Marine Patrol for 22 years; held Knights of Columbus, South Daytona every rank through Lt. Col. and was inte- Beach Citizens' Alert, Daytona Beach rim director for three months Military and Port Orange VFW Posts and East U.S. Army Reserve eight years Honors Winter Park Kiwanis Club. First Florida Marine Patrol officer invited to attend the FBI National Academy; Sheriff Vogel Volusia County MARCH-APRIL 1990 Police Standards 8~ Training School, and WAKULLA COUNTY Crime Scene Evidence Technology Cratvfordville School, Okaloosa-Walton Junior College; Sheriff David F. Harvey (D) Homicide Investigation School, St. Born Tallahassee, Florida, November 27, Petersburg Junior College; breathalyzer 1949Education public schools of Wakulla courses at Washington-Holmes Area Vo- County; AA Degree, Chipola Junior Col- Tech School; attended Executive and Civil lege, Marianna; BS Degree in Criminol- Liability Course, Executive and Time Management Executive ogy, Florida State University; graduate Course, and Personnel Course at Florida Depart- credits, University of Virginia; Wi fe Rhonda Children One Church Baptist ment of Law Enforcement; the Law Career Florida Parole Commission, four Enforcement Academy Executive Insti- years; elected Sheriff in 1976; reelected, tute; Psychological Interrogative Tech- 1980, 1984 and 1988; graduated from niques and Investigative Hypnosis at Sheriff Harvey National Sheriffs' Institute, FBI Regional Investigators Conference; Wakulla County National Academy; National Institute of National Conference on Violence at Flor- Corrections; Police Executive Institute; ida Department of Law Enforcement; Honors Master Mason, Crawfordville Organized Crime Institute; elected Sher- Masonic Lodge No. 294; Tallahassee Scot- iff, 1980; reelected, 1984 and 1988; Mil- tish Rite Bodies, 32nd Degree; Tallahas- itary U.S. Army, 1963-65. see Shrine Club, Morocco Temple; WASHINGTON COUNTY Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Association's Legislative Committee, 1981; Region III Chi pley Police Standards Training Advisory Sheriff Fred Peel (D) Council; Florida Council on Criminal Jus- Born Marianna, Fla. December 14, 1946 tice, 1979-82, Vice Chairman; selected , Education public schools of Washington Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer County; BSDegree, University of Florida; for 1980 Coastal Optimist Club; Out- by MS Degree, University of West Florida standing Young Men of America, U.S. Wife Jayne Children Two Church Presby- Board Jaycees; member, of Managers, terian Career Graduated National Sheriffs' Florida Sheriffs Self-Insurance Fund; Sheriff McMillian Institute, 1977, National Institute of Cor- Past President, Florida Sheriffs Associa- Walton County rections, 1980;600 hours of training, Crimi- elected to Board of Directors, 1989; tion, nal Justice Standards and Training President, Apalachee Human Services, Commission; certified police training 1987-89. instructor; elected Sheriff, 1976, reelected, WALTON COUNTY 1980, 1984 and 1988; graduated from FBI DeFuniak Springs National Academy, 1982. Military Major, National Guard; U. S. Sheriff Quinn McMillian Army Ranger; (D) Honors served as President and Chairman Born DeFuniak Springs, Florida, August of Board of Directors, Florida Sheriffs Asso- 15, 1940 Education Walton High School, ciation; appointed by Governor to State DeFuniak Springs Wife Rebecca Children Medical Examiners Commission; Past Two Church Baptist Career Walton President, Chipley Kiwanis Club; named County Sheriff's Department, deputy and Washington County Law Enforcement investigator for five years; graduate of Officer of the Year by VFW, 1988.

Sheriff Peel Washington County

Rescuers commended KISSIMMEE —Osceola County Sheriff don Lane presents Commendation r-' Awards to Detective Sgt. Chuck Arnold $ and Crime Scene Technician Scott Wil- helm for rescuing a little boy and his grandmother from a vehicle that went out of control and plunged into a deep ditch. The vehicle was substantially submerged when the deputies pulled the occupants to safety. Identification Division Supervisor Lucille Ross recommended Arnold and Wilhelm for the awards. ARNOLD WILHELM

52 THE SHERIFF'S STAR A DIRECTORY OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

Division I Panama City, 32401 RESIDENT AGENCIES FEDERAL AGENCIES 500 Zack St., Room 515 (904) 769-3407 Tampa, 33601 P. O. Box 3-112 Alcohol, Tobacco & Orlando Station (813) 228-2171 Louis Perry, Asst. Ft. Pierce, 34948 P. O. Drawer 0 Special Agent-in-Charge (407) 944-0417 Firearms Winter Park, 32789 Robert Austin Ft. Lauderdale District P. O. Box 1408 DISTRICT OFFICE (407) 644-6204 Resident Agent-in-Charge Office 1250 E. 8th Street Federal Building & U. S. Homestead, 33030 Robert J. Creighton Larry Arthurs Jacksonville, 32206 Courthouse (305) 2484)677 Agent-in-Charge Patrol Agent-in-Charge Special (904) 791-2611 299 East Broward Blvd. , P. O. Box 887 8420 NW 52nd St. Tampa Station Knutter Suite 405 Key West, 33041 Suite 120 P. O. Box 3344 Brad Special Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 (305) 2964093 Miami, 33166 Tampa, 33601 Asst. Agent-in-charge, (305) 527-7220 (305) 536.4368 (813) 228-2160 P. O. Box 1389 Division II Robert Williams West Palm Assistant SAC's Neal A. Richards Beach, 33402 301 S. Ashley Dr. Resident Agent-in-Charge (407) 833-7517 Malcolm W. Brady Patrol Agent-in-Charge Tampa, 33602 95360 Overseas Hwy. Joseph J. Vince, Jr. West Palm Beach Station P.O. Box 2930 P.O. Box 2176 P. O. Box 9875 Robert Weber Naples, 33939 Resident Agent-in-Charge Key Largo, 33037 FIELD OFFICES Riviera Beach, 33419 (305) 852-7874 (813) 263-8225 (407) 848-6161 6324 Corporate Ct. Ronald D. Mitchell Ft. Myers, 33919 Stanley Morrisey TAMPA DIVISION Supervisor 433-0120 Customs Service (813) Resident Agent-in-Charge Allen H. McCreight Miami Group I 1717 NE 9th St., Suite 134 536-4248 Leon W. Guinn Ted Hill Special Agent-in-Charge (305) Assistant Regional (Enf) G ainesville, 32601 P. O. Box 172177 James W. Pherson Resident Agent-in-Charge Commissioner (904) 371-2077 Tampa, 33672-1077 Supervisor 30 W. Government St. Office of Enforcement 228-7661 Miami Group II Panama City, 32402 Leonard Williams (813) 536&249 909 S.E. 1st Ave. (904) 763-1105 Resident Agent-in-Charge RESIDENT AGENCIES (305) Brickell Plaza Bldg. Paul DuCuennois , Sullivan 3384 Capital Circle, N.E. J. Suite 980 John P. 0. Box 1904 Supervisor Agent-in-Charge Tallahassee, 32308 Miami, 33131 Resident Cocoa, 32923 Miami Group III Broward Blvd. (904) 681-7412 (305) 536-5952 299 E. (407) 6364820 (305) 536-4554 Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 Federal Bureau of Kathleen L. Kiernan Dennis R. Fagan (305) 527-7239 P. O. Box 06856 Supervisor Deputy Assistant Investigation Ft. Myers, 33906 Miami Group IV Regional Commissioner Drug Enforcement JACKSONVILLE (813) 9364)200 536-4556 (Enforcement) (305) Administration DIVISION O. Box 1246 (Same Address) P. Lakeland, 33802 Tampa Suite 740 MIAMI FIELD James Cagnassola, Jr. 228-2184 Agent-in-Charge 6824)114 (813) (305) 5364)512 DIVISION Special (813) Orlando P. O. Box 8928 500 Winderly Place Nimmoor, Thomas V. Cash 6484)136 George Jacksonville, 32239 Maitland, 32751 (407) Director Special Agent-in-Charge (904) 721-1211 (407) 875-9976 Jacksonville Intelligence 8400 N. W. 53rd Street Regional AGENCIES (904) 791-3468 (Same Address) Miami, 33166 RESIDENT Suite 601 (305) 5914851 801 W. Drive Pensacola Suite 636 Jacksonville Division Bay (305) 536-4467 Michael Powers P. O. Box 1070 Largo, 34640 (904) 433-2332 581-9938 Rosenblatt Resident Agent-in-Charge Daytona Beach, 32115 (813) Lauderdale William Ft. Special Agent-in-Charge 700 Twiggs St., Suite 400 (904) 252-0463 P. O. Box 250 (305) 527-7370 South Florida Tampa, 33602 Box Sarasota, 33578 228-2178 P. O. 383 Organized Crime (Same Address) (813) Ft. Walton Beach, 32548 (813) 9554325 Drug Enforcement Task Suite 781 Aldo Aurillo (904) 244-5179 Force (OCDETF) Miami, 33131 Resident Agent-in-Charge Immigration & P. O. Box 14335 Miami (305) 5365184 3111 S. Dixie Hwy. , Suite Naturalization (305) 536-7592 Gainesville, 32604 Tim Wagner 145 372-0850 Service West Palm Beach, 33405 (904) Deputy Special Border Patrol (305) 6594660 P. O. Box 731 Richard B. Smith Agent-in-Charge Ocala, 32678 Acting District Director Marshall M. Metzgar (Same Address) Robert Mich elotti (904) 732-7563 7880 Biscayne Blvd. Chief Patrol Agent Suite 781 Resident Agent-in-Charge 33138 P. O. Box 8909 Miami, Miami, 33131 4077 Woodcock Dr., P. O. Drawer 20068 (305) 536-5741 Pembroke Pines, 33084 (305) 5365184 Suite 210 Panama City, 32407 (305) 963-9807 Jacksonville, 32207 (904) 785-8751 James Minton John Mc Ghee Officer-in-Charge Steven Rickman (904) 7914566 J. Asst. Special P. O. Box 12944 5509 Patrol Agent-in-Charge, Gray St., Ste. 113 Agent-in-Charge Peter Reiff Pensacola, 32501 33609 Miami Stafion Tampa, (Same Address) Resident Agent-in-Charge (904) 432-3476 (813) 228-2138 P. O. Box 8909 Miami, 33131 Suite 301 Sun Bank Bldg. , O. Box 1016 Pembroke Pines, 33084 (305) 536-5184 Altamonte 32701 P. David A. Angotti Springs, Tallahassee, 32302 (305) 963-9805 (407) 648.6155 Officer-in-Charge Bonni Tischler (904) 2244107 Federal Room G18 Thomas McShane Bldg. , Special Agent-in-Charge Brian Raftery 400 Street Patrol Agent-in-Charge MIAMI DIVISION W. Bay North Florida Resident Agent-in-Charge Jacksonville, 32202 Jacl.sonville Station 301 South Ashley Drive Room 101, Federal Bldg. William A. Gavin (904) 791-3156 P. O. Box 4849 Tampa, 33602 Ft. Myers, 33901 Special Agent-in-Charge Jacksonville, 32201 (813) 225-7098 (813) 334-6245 P. O. Box 592418 AMF James Breslin, Supervisor (904) 791-3998 Miami International Immigration Inspector Larry Mulkearns Dick Hahner 4 East Port Road Richard J. Greenier Asst. Special Resident Agent-in-Charge Airport Miami, 33159 Room 129 Patrol Agent-in-Charge Agent-in-Charge P. O. Box 1486 (305) 944-9101 P. O. Box 9846

MARCH-APRIL 1990 Riviera Beach, 33404 Sarasota, 33583 Suite 201 Ronald J. Wierenga, Sr. SOUTHERN DISTRICT (407) 844-1377 (813) 922-9522 Miami, 33166 Chief Deputy Marshal Daniel J. Horgan (305) 5914660 Box 10229 United States Marshal SOUTHERN BRANCH P.O. Internal Revenue Tallahassee, 32302 301 North Miami Avenu Anthony A. Cesare, Chief David H. Noznesky (904) 681-7676 Suite 205 Service 51 W. First Avenue Resident Agent S. Miami, 33128 Suite 600 Federal Bldg. , Suite 231 Larry Riffe Criminal Investi- (305) 536-5346 gation Division Miami, 33130 701 Clematis Street Su pervisory Deputy (305) 536-4487 West Palm Beach, 33401 Marshal James A. Tassone JACKSONVILLE (407) 659-0184 P.O. Box 1150 Chief Deputy DISTRICT GROUP MANAGERS Richard Force Pensacola, 32395 (305) 536-5346 Maurice L. Dettmer, Chief James J. Michalak" L. Special Agent-in-Charge (904) 432-4816 Roland K. Anderson (305) 536-6824 Wilier Blanding 700 Twiggs St. Suite 740 MIDDLE DISTRICT Assistant Chief Jeffrey P. Karsh* , Supervisor-Court Support 35045 Tampa, 33602 Richard L. Cox (305) 536-5904 P.O. Box (305) 536-6824 228-2636 Jacksonville, 32202 (813) United States Marshal Donnell~ William Luttinger (904) 791-2963 Dennis H. P. O. Box 2907 (305) 536-7535 United States Tampa, 33601 Supervisor-Operations GROUP MANAGERS Attorneys (813) 228-2146 (305) 536-4710 F. Meyer, Jr. Patricia Allen George NORTHERN DISTRICT James Simmons 4613 Phillips Highway, (305) 536-5361 Frank Dumaine Lyndia P. Barrett Chief Deputy Supervisor-Cell Block Suite 201 'All above at following U.S. Attorney 611 Florida Avenue (305) 536-5916 Jacksonville, FL 32207 address: Suite 4014 P.O. Box 2907 Steven (904) 791-2961 51 W. First Avenue Stone S. 227 N. Bronough Street Tampa, 33601 Miami, 33130 Supervisor-Civil Craig L. Waldon Tallahassee, FL 32301 (813) 228-2146 (305) 536-4706 80 N. Hughey Avenue Joseph M. Flanagan (904) 681-7360 32801 Herb Caddell Larry Carter Orlando, 10300 Sunset Drive Pensacola Office (407) 648-6551 Supervisor-Operations Supervisor-Warrants Miami, 33173 114 Gregory Street 270-6279 E. Tampa, 33601 (305) 536-4628 Gerald W. Matthews (305) Pensacola, 325014916 (813) 228-2146 80 N. Hughey Avenue Postal Inspectors (904) 434-3251 Anthony Sacco Orlando, FL 32801 Pete Nagurny Administrative Officer MIDDLE DISTRICT (407) 648-6551 M. D. Purcell Supervisor-Operations (305) 536-5346 Robert W. Genzman Orlando, 32801 Postal Inspector- Ft. Lauderdale Division A. R. Demeter in-Charge U. S. Attorney (407) 648-6326 2203 N. Lois Ave. Timberlake Bldg. Shawn Conboy Tampa, 33622-2526 (Vacant) Supervisor Tampa, FL 33607-2356 (813) 281-5202 500 Zack Street (813) 228-2301 Fourth Floor Supervisor-Operations 299 East Broward Blvd. R.C. Cregger, Inspector 33602 Jacksonville, 32201 Fort Lauderdale, 33301 George A. Scott Tampa, P.O. Box 620124 (813) 225-7300 (904) 791 2293 (305) 527-7256 2203 N. Lois Ave. Orlando, 32862-0124 Tampa, FL 33607-2356 Jacksonville Office Miguel Vazquez West Palm Beach Division (407) 850-6390 Warrants (813) 228-2698 P. O. Box 600 Robert Broadus L.K. Keith, Inspector Jacksonville, 32201 Tampa, 33601 Supervisor Thomas C. Daniel, Jr. 228-2146 P.O. Box 40176 791-2682 (813) 701 Clematis St. 220 W. Garden Street (904) Jacksonville, 32203-0176 Eric Thompson West Palm Beach, 33402 Pensacola, FL 32501 Orlando Office (904) 359-2790 Warrants (305) 536-7213 (904) 432-5075 501 Federal Building Orlando, 32801 R.T. Grudek 80 N. Hughey Avenue Key West Division FORT LAUDERDALE Postal Inspector- (407) 648-6326 P.O. Box 1059 DISTRICT Orlando, 32801 in-Charge 420-6341 Key West, 33040 Daniel M. Dockum, Chief (407) Ralph Carr Miami, 33152-0772 Inspector-Warrants (305) 536-4571 Douglas S. Evaul, (305) 470-0379 Ft. Myers Office Assistant Chief Jacksonville, 32201 2000 Main Street 791-2293 One N. University Dr. R.J. Bowdren Barnett Centre, Suite 701 (904) Suite B440 Postal Inspector Ft. Myers, 33901 Plantation, 33324 8211 W. Broward Blvd. (813) 337-7700 STATE LAW ENFORCEMENT (305) 472-6299 Suite 400 Plantation, 33324-2714 SOUTHERN DISTRICT AGENCIES BRANCH NORTHERN (305) 474-1601 Dexter W. Lehtinen Anthony D. Ferris, Chief U. S. Attorney Agriculture 8r, B. Archie Maynard, 299 E. Broward Blvd. J.W. Holland, Jr. 155 S. Miami Avenue Consumer Investigator Postal Inspector- Services, Room 105G Miami, 33130 Department 5055 N.W. 160th Street Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 in-Charge (305) 536-4471 of Okeechobee, 34972 (305) 527-7457 Birmingham, AL DIVISION OF ANIMAL (813) 467-1793 Lauderdale Office 35202-2767 Ft. INDUSTRY, MARKS GROUP MANAGERS Room 202-B Michael S. Spiers, (205) 521-0270 AND BRANDS UNIT Peter W. Lindsey 299 East Broward Blvd. Investigator 1701 W. Hillsboro Blvd. T.J. Smith Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 Dr. C. L. Campbell, P.O. Box 403 Suite 307 Postal Inspector (305) 527-7254 Director Tallahassee, 32302 Deerfield Beach, 33442 8211 W. Broward Blvd. Division of Animal (904) 488-7141 West Palm Beach Office (305) 480-6144 Suite 400 Industry Plantation, 33324-2714 701 Clematis Street Susie Mathis L. Room 335, Mayo Building Brands Ralph Gay, Jr. (305) 474-1551 West Palm Beach, 33401 Tallahassee, 32301 Registrar One N. University Dr. 655-1029 Rm. (407) (904) 488-7747 328, Mayo Building Suite B-140 Secret Service Tallahassee, 32301 O' Plantation, 33324 Mercede City Center John Brien, (904) 488-7141 475-4013 Michael F. Murphy (305) 200 S. Andrews Avenue Supervisor Frederick F. Special Agent-in-Charge Rm. 331, Mayo Buildng Barnsdale, S. Rene Munoz 7820 Arlington Expy. Suite 400 Investigator Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 Tallahassee, 32301 299 East Broward Blvd. , 530 16th Street NE Room 500 (904) 488-7141 Room 309D Jacksonville, 32211 (305) 527-2558 Winter Haven, 33881 Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 (904) 724-4530 Warren C. Blue, (813) 299-8017 527-7402 United States (305) Investigator Harold Eric Johnson Marshals P. O. Box 1357 L. Barry, GROUP MANAGERS Resident Agent Investigator NORTHERN DISTRICT Perry, 32347 Thomas J. McGovern 80 N. Hughey St. Rt. 12, Box 125 W. McLendon (904) 584-4139 701 Clematis St. Rm. 302 Room 212 L. Lake City, 32055 , United Marshal West Palm Beach, 33401 Orlando, 32801 States David R. Caldwell, (904) 755-7003 655-3130 P. O. Box 10229 Investigator (407) (407) 6486333 Alan D. Chisholm, Tallahassee, 32302 P. O. Box 592 Rodman Investigator Nathan F. Jack E. Kippenberger (904) 681-7676 Floral City, 32636 3830 Bee Ridge Rd. Agent-in-Charge 36403 Clear Lake Dr. Special (904) 726-8698 Room 201 8375 N.W. 53rd Street

THE SHERIFF'S STAR Eustis, 32726 Louis Williams, Homer Scroggin, Sgt. Fort Lauderdale RICO Clay Lambert (904) 589-9074 Lead Worker Parkwood Professional 915 Middle River Drive Chief Prison Inspector 701 Jenks Ave. , Ste. C Plaza (305) 467-4393 (Same Address) Harold T. Hardee, Panama City, 32402 3601 S. W. 2nd Ave. Mona Fandel (904) 488-2102 Investigator 872-4124 (904) Suite Q Edward Sobach Rt. 1, Box 125 Gainesville, 32602 Comptroller, Office Mark Willingham, Capt. Chief Jail Inspector Chiefland, 32626 (904) 336-2020 of (904) 493-9365 (Supervisor, Jackson- (Same Address) ville & Live Oak) J. E. Powell, Lt. Gerald Lewis, (904) 487-4012 Joe Pereira, 1127 Arlington Rd. (Supervisor, Daytona Comptroller Investigator Jacksonville, 32211 Beach & Rockledge) The Capitol Fire Marshal P. O. Box 20007 (904) 727-5550 815 N. Nova Rd. Tallahassee, 32399-0350 B.J. Peters, Bradenton, 34203-0007 Beach 32015 Clark Raby, Sgt. Daytona (904) 488-0370 Director (813) 722-7761 (904) 254-3711 320 N. Ohio Ave. Barry Gladden Division of State Fire Jeffrey F. Snyder, Live Oak, 32060 Mike Fath, Sgt Chief of Investigations Marshal Investigator (904) 362-2501 1199S. Highway U.S. 1 Office of the Comptroller Suite 454-Q, Larson P. O. Box 2114 S.& S. Building, Suite 8 The Capitol, Rm. 2103 Building R. D. Lt. Winter Garden, 32787 Bishop, Rockledge, 32955 Tallahassee, 32399-0350 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 1520 Gary Road (305) 877-7040 (407) 690-3266 (904) 488-5275 (904) 488-8268 Lakeland, 33802 Douglas G. Webb, (813) 682-5161 Tallahassee Area Office Frank Stockton, Asst. Investigator Attorney General Fuller Warren Building Director B. Wallace, Capt. 7929 Chellie Road J. Robert A. Butterworth 202 Blount Street, Division of State Fire Pensacola, 32526 5600 Diplomat Circle 1st Floor Marshal Suite 118 Attorney General (904) 944-5927 State of Florida Tallahassee, 32301 Suite 454.Q, Larson Bldg. Orlando, 32810 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 John D. Wurst, 623-1056 The Capitol (904) 488-0027 (407) Tallahassee, 32399-1050 (904) 488.8268 Investigator Ft. Lauderdale Area A. Capt. 487-1963 P.O. Box 4243 E. Hooper, (904) Office Don Steverson, 33871-4243 Park Trammel Bldg. Sebring, Mitchell Franks, Regional Service Center Director St. Ste. 702 Deputy (813) 382-9265 1313Tampa , Ron 201 Bureau of Fire & Arson 33602 Villella, Asst. Deputy W. Broward Blvd. , Tampa, The Capitol Suite 510 Investigations INSPECTION DIVISION 272-2610 (813) Tallahassee, 32399-1050 Ft. Lauderdale, 33312 Suite 479, Larson V.M. M.S. Wm. E.Pace, D. , , J.L. Mato, Cpt. (904) 487-1963 (305) 467-4239 Building Director 2189 Cleveland St. Tallahassee, 32399-0300 BRANCH OFFICES Jacksonville Area Office Room 232, Mayo Building Suite 266, Belcher Plaza (904) 488-9825 Tallahassee, 32301 Clearwater, 34625 Michael Neimand Richard P. Daniel Service Center FIELD OFFICES (904) 488-3731 (813) 441-9975 Suite 921N 111 E. Coast Line Dnve, Dade County Regional 107 Tupelo Avenue George C. Owens, T. L. Ewing, Cpt. Room Service Center 610 Ft. Walton Beach, 32548 Asst. Director 2830 Winkler Ave. Jacksonville, 32202-3477 401 N. W. 2nd Avenue (904) 243-2814 Room 221B, Mayo Suite 107 (904) 359-6085 Building 33916-9357 Miami, 33128 Suite 479, Larson Ft. Myers, 377-5441 Miami Area Office Tallahassee, 32301 (813) 278-7195 (305) Building (904) 488-7447 401 N. W. 2nd Avenue, Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Peggy Quince Suite N708 Rick Mills, Sgt. Park (904) 488-9825 ROAD GUARD Independence Trammel Bldg. , Miami, 33128-1796 1748 8th Floor Blvd. (305) 377-5213 111 Coastline Dr. , E. Ben H. Floyd, Chief 1313Tampa Street J. Roger Pittman, Bldg. G, Suite 1 Box 39 Tampa, 33602 Orlando Area Office Jacksonville, 32202 Asst. Chief Sarasota, 34234 Robinson 355-2708 (813) 272-2670 400 W. St., (904) 359-6142 P. O. Box 259 (813) Suite 501 Joan Fowler Trenton, 32693 T. P. Wheeler, Capt. Orlando, 32801-1799 1313Tampa Street (904) 463-2136 Room 204 33602 Richmond Bldg. , (305) 423-6115 Tampa, 8420 N.W. 52nd Street Palm Beach County (813) 272-3985 Alcoholic Beverages Tampa Area Office Suite 101 Regional Service Center 111 Georgia Avenue Regional Service Center, Suite 211, 400 W. and Tobacco, Miami 33166 West Palm Beach, 33401 7th Floor Robinson St. Division of (305) 592-2976 (305) 837-5062 1313 Tampa Street Orlando, 32801 C.L. Ivey, Director W.A. Ross, Sgt. Suite 615 (407) 423-6026 Sean Daly 725 S. Bronough St. Key West Professional Tampa, 33602-3394 210 N. Palmetto 111 Georgia Ave. , 223-A Johns Bldg. Center Ave. 272-2565 Suite (813) Suite 214 Tallahassee, 32399-1020 111112th St. Ste. 205-B 447 , West Palm Beach Area West Palm Beach, 33401 (904) 488-7891 West, 33040 Daytona Beach, 32114 Key 238-4990 Office (407) 837-5050 (305) 292-6755 (904) John J. Harris, 111 Georgia Avenue, Statewide Prosecutor 201 W. Broward Blvd. Deputy Director R. R. Smith, Capt. Suite 211 Peter Antonacci Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 725 S. Bronough St. 499 N.W. 70th Ave. West Palm Beach, 33401- (305) 467-4261 Tallahassee, 32399-1023 Suite 312 Asst. Statewide 5293 (904) 488-3227 Atrium Executive Plaza Prosecutor (305) 837-5054 2373 W. First St. Plantation, 33317 Don Marblestone Ft. Myers, 33901 DISTRICTS & SUB- Pensacola Area Office 797-8408 135 W. Central (813) 337-7304 OFFICES (305) Blvd. 160 Governmental Center Orlando D. Pfitzenmaier, Cpt. Suite 701 Florida Highway T. L. Stout, Lt. L. 423-6593 (Supervisor, W. Palm (407) Pensacola, 32501-5794 160 Governmental Ctr. , Patrol Suite 401 Beach & Ft. Pierce) Asst. Statewide (904) 436-8150 111 Georgia Ave. Prosecutor Bobby R. Burkett Pensacola, 32501 , Corrections, Director (904) 436-8060 Room 207 Doug Mol1oy West Palm Beach, 33401 2455 E. Sunrise Blvd. Department of (904) 488-6517 A. Watts, Lt. B. (407) 837-5067 Ft. Lauderdale Prison (4k Jail) John W Carmody (Supervisor, Talla- (305) 453-4385 Deputy Director hassee District Office) Bob Young, Sgt. Inspectors Virginia Ave. Criminal (904) 488-6855 345 S. Magnolia Dr. 800 Appeals Jerry L. Vaughan, 32 Tallahassee Branch Suite B-12 Suite Inspector General Col. William A. Clark Pierce, 34982 Richard Doran Tallahassee, 32301 Ft. Winewood Blvd. Chief of Special 468-3927 488-0600 1311 (904) 488-4271 (407) (904) Tallahassee, 32399-2500 Operations O'Steen, 488-9265 (904) 488-1435 G. M. Hill, Lt. (Super- Donald Sgt. Lakeland RICO Branch (904) 1103 S.W. First Avenue visor, Panama City & 524 S. Florida Avenue Gary L. McLain, FIELD OPERATIONS 0 ca 32678 Marianne) la, (813) 867-4417 Deputy Inspector Gen. CHIEFS (904) 732-1207 614 E. Clinton St. Ann Corcoran (Same Address) Paul B.Taylor Marianna, 32446 (904) 488-5616 Deputy Director (904) 482-9507 (904) 488-1939

MARCH-APRIL 1990 55 Col. Billy Dickson Tallahassee, 32399-1650 Daryl G. McLaughlin Carrabelle, 32322 Recreation and (904) 488-5155 (904) 4884llll Deputy Commissioner (904) 697-3741 Parks, Division of (904) 488-8771 Col. Saxton R. Jones Game tk Fresh Water Major Windell Arnold Fran Mainella, (904) 488-1714 Fish Commission Gerald Bailey, P.O. Box 5124 Director Inspector General Homosassa Springs, 3900 Commonwealth Col. Gregory G. Dodson Col. Robert L. Edwards (904) 488-1497 32647-5124 (904) 48841557 Boulevard Director, Division of Law Rodney Gaddy, (904) 6284)196 Tallahassee, 32399 Col. James S. McKinnon Enforcement General Counsel Major J.S. Venero (904) 48841131 (904) 488-0441 620 S. Meridian St. (904) 488-8323 5110 Gandy Blvd. Tallahassee, 32301 (Park officers have arrest Charles C. Hall Tampa, 33611 Col. (904) 488-6251 Danny R. Johnson, powers within parks an (904) 487-3501 Director (813) 272-2516 other public lands under Kyle Hill for above: Insp. Division of Criminal Major H.B. Thomas the jurisdiction of this Mailing address Bureau Chief Florida Investigation 1820 Jackson St. division. ) Division of Address) Patrol (Same (904) 487-2901 Ft. Myers, 33901 Highway (904) 48841253 Revenue, Kirkman Building (813) 334-8963 Neil Patrick J. Doyle, Director Department of Tallahassee, 323994)550 Inap. Randy Hopkins Division of Criminal Major C.E. Dixon Bureau Chief TROOPS Justice Information 1101 E. Gregory St. D. L. Skinner, Chief (Same Address) Systems Pensacola, 32501 O. Box 488-6254 P. 6417 Troop A (904) (904) 488-9432 (904) 444-8978 Tallahassee, 32314 C. Wright Maj. Jimmy Insp. Neil Branch Elaine W. Bryant, Major K.B. Clark (904) 4884818 P.O. Box 15729 Bureau Chief Director O. Box 381906 32406-5729 P. Tom Steckler Panama City, (Same Address) Division of Miami, 33138-1906 (904) 872-4150 (904) 488-6257 Supervisor Staff Services (305) 325-3346 Investigations Section (904) 488-9432 Troop B REGIONAL R. A. Patterson P. O. Box 6417 SUPERVISORS Major Maj. David Kelly Jeff Long, Director P. O. Box 2564 Tallahassee, 32314 P.O. Box 1985 South Division of Criminal Titusville, 32781-2564 (904) 488-3818 Justice Standards (407) 383-2740 eke City, 32056 Greg S. Marr, Maj. Floyd Buckhalter fr, Training Deputy (904) 758-0515 Chief 3900 Drane Field Rd. (904) 487-0491 Major R. Q. Bennett of Illegal Drugs Troop C Lakeland, 33801 2510 2nd Avenue N. P.O. Box 6417 1-800-282-8002 Rod Caswell, Jacksonville Beach, Tallahassee, 32314 Maj. Lester W. Smith Director 32250 (904) 488-3818 P. O. Box 90247 North west Division of Local Law (904) 3594)580 33804-0247 Hugh Stephens, Lakeland, Ronald Walsingham Enforcement Assistance J. 686-2164 Maj. Administrator (813) 6938 2321 (904) 487-1806 Hwy. Captain Mike Long Special Programs Section Troop D Panama City, 32405 (Address for all above:) 2835 Overseas Highway P.O. Box 6417 1-800-342-1676 33050 Maj. Walter E. P. O. Box 1489 Marathon, Tallahassee, 32314 7434)542 Sundberg, Jr. Northeast Tallahassee, 32302 (305) (904) 488.3818 P. O. Box 140193 Laurence Rossignol Operations Centers: Major J.C. Rogers 32814-0193 Maj. Area Offices: Orlando, Route Box 440 1300 Marcinski Rd. 423-6412 7, Tallahassee (305) Lake City, 32055 Jupiter, 33477 541 S. Orlando Ave, (904) 488-1040 (407) 626-9995 Troop E 1-800-342-8105 Maitland, 32751 Jacksonville Florida (305) 644-1823 Maj. Paul E. Gracey Everglades (904) 359-6480 Parole 1011 N.W. 111th Avenue Commission 9503 Princess Palm Ave. Maj. James Ries Orlando Miami, 33172 551 N. Military Trail REGIONAL SUPER- Suite 120 (305) 470-2565 (407) 423-6010 West Palm Beach, 33415 VISORS Sabal Park Office Ctr. Troop F 1-800-432-2046 Tampa Tampa, 33619-1378 (813) 272-2220 REGION 1 (813) 272-2561 Ronald D. Getman Maj. Central John Skinner O. Box 20009 Miami R. 351 N.W. 40th Ave. P. 861 Braden River Branch Maj. David L. Starling (305) 470-5500 P. O. Box Suite 311 1239 S. W. Tenth Street Chattahoochee, 32324 Bradenton, 34203-0009 Crime Laboratories: Ft. Lauderdale, 33317 758-6431 Ocala, 32674 (904) 663-4051 (305) 797-8410 (813) 1-800-342-9620 Tallahassee REGION 2 Troop G 111E. Coastline Dr. General Services, (904) 488-7071 , )(309 Maj. Thomas A. Sigman William Browning Jacksonville, 32202 Department of Jacksonville 1210 Andrews Circle (904) 35941558 P. O. Box 70 (904) 359-6390 Palatka, 32131-0070 Drive, North E. Division of Safety Starke, 32091 P.O. Box 46002 (904) 329-3737 Crime Tampa and (813) 871-7125 (904) 964-8110 Jacksonville, 32210 Troop H Prevention (904) 359-6070 Orlando REGION 3 Maj. Robert L. Bull James McPherson Miami North B. (407) 423-6800 Spence McCall 2100 Mahan Drive Director N. 1004 N. 14th St. Suite 107 8175 W. 12th St. Tallahassee, 323084)199 Room 213, The Capitol Pensacola , 2nd Floor 488-8676 (904) 436-8020 Leesburg, 32749 (904) P.O. Box 20899 7874484 Miami, 33126-1831 Tallahassee, 32316-0899 (904) 470-5001 Troop K (Turnpike) Ft. Myers (305) (904) 487-2700 (813) 278-7170 REGION 4 Shoaff Miami South Maj. Harvey Frank L'Hommedieu P. O. Box 16007 Insurance Fraud Marine Patrol Royal Trust Tower 8405 N.W. 53rd Street West Palm Beach, 33416 701 S.W. 27th Ave. Jon E. Crosby, D.N. Ellingsen, Dir. Suite B-106 (305) 683-1140 Director Miami, 33135-3037 Douglas Building, Miami 33166 (305) 643-7208 Troop L Suite 116, Larson Bldg. 7th Floor (305) 470-5069 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 3900 Commonwealth 401 N. First Street Maj. William R. Driggers (904) 488-3767 Boulevard REGION 5 8148 Lake City, 32055-3303 P. O. Box Tallahassee, 32399 Ed Jenkins Lantana, 33465 Law Enforcement, (904) 758-0420 (904) 488-5757 Park Trammel Bldg. , (305) 588-8545 Department of 244 N. Caledonia St Major L. E. Thomas Suite 515 Forestry, James T. Moore 1313 N. Tampa St. (5th Fl.) Marianna, 32446 P.O. Box 4238 (904) 482-3361 Division of Commissioner Panama City, 32401 Tampa, 33602 (904) 488-8771 (904) 234-0211 (813) 272-2642 Michael C. Long University Police Chief of Fire Robert E. Cummings Major R. J. Lee E.H. Stevens, Director Control Bureau Assistant Commissioner P. O. Drawer "P" University of Florida S125 Conner Blvd. (904) 488-8771

THE SHERIFF'S STAR Gainesville, 32611-2078 392-1111 Paul A. Uravich, Director Boca Raton, 33431 Wesley Cummings, Jacksonville, 32216 (904) of Public Safety (305) 393-3502 Director (904) 646-2803 University of South William A. Tanner Ron Seacrist, Director University of West Harvey Gunson, Director Director of Florida of Central Florida of Public 33620 University Safety Public Safety Tampa, Florida Pensacola, 32514 Florida International 974-2256 lorida State University (813) P. O. Box 25000 (904) 474-2415 University 32306 allah assee, Joseph R. Ward Orlando, 32816 Martin Garris, Director Tamiami Trail 644-1239 (904) Director (305) 275-2419 University of North Miami, 33199 Jefferson Walker, Director Florida Atlantic Florida (305) 554-2623 Florida A & M University University 4567 St. Johns Bluff Rd. Tallahassee, 32307 (904) 599-3607 A DIRECTORY OF POLICE CHIEFS

ALACHUA BUNNELL DAYTONA BEACH GULF BREEZE JASPER F. A. Dampier David Higgenbotham Paul B. Crow Jerry Brown Frank Osborn ALFORD BUSHNELL DAYTONA BEACH GULF STREAM JAY J.T. Branch James Reed SHORES Frank Flannery Norman R Miller ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CALLAWAY Frank S. Daraio GULFPORT JENNINGS William A. Liquori Neil Lett DEERFIELD BEACH James Sewell William H. Carden ALTHA CAPE CORAL Roy Vrchota HAINES CITY JUNO BEACH Dallas Sellers Lynn S. Rowe DE FUNIAK SPRINGS Kenneth Thompson Mitchell L. Tyre APALACHICOLA CARRABELLE Clinton Hooks HALLANDALE JUPITER Warren Faircloth Marvin E. Braswell DE LAND Richard Fox Richard J. Westgate APOPKA CASSELBERRY Richard M. Slaughter HAMPTON JUPITER INLET Thomas Collins, Jr. Frederick H. McGowan DELRAY BEACH John Hodges COLONY ARCADIA CEDAR GROVE Charles Kilgore HAVANA Christopher M. Proper Kenneth E. Carlton J. L. Krawczyn DUNDEE Phillip L. Fusilier JUPITER ISLAND ASTATULA CEDAR KEY Roy E. Holland HIALEAH James R. Spurgeon Carson L. Sink Carlos Stone DUNEDIN Rolando Bolanos KENNETH CITY ATLANTIC BEACH CENTER HILL Robert Haworth HIALEAH GARDENS Chester Kowalski David Thompson Verson McMullen DUNNELLON Charles Rogers KEY COLONY BEACH ATLANTIS CENTURY Eugene W. McCracken HIGH SPRINGS Robert Barone, Sr. Robert J. Roberson Lonnie Lashley EAGLE LAKE Thomas W. Wolfe KEY WEST AUBURNDALE CHATTAHOOCHEE Franklin Bartley HIGHLAND BEACH Thomas Webster Dean A. Longo David Turnage EATON VILLE William Cecere KISSIMMEE AVON PARK CHIEFLAND Theodore Hood HILLIARD Frank J. Ross Joseph Sliva Roger Hemond EDGEWATER Eddie J. Nelson LADY LAKE BAL HARBOUR CHIPLEY L. Schumaker HILLSBORO BEACH C. Johnson VILLAGE Robert Pleas EDGEWOOD Ralph W. Dunn LAKE ALFRED Robert Baquero C LEARWATER Gerald E. Brewer HOLLY HILL Bruce J. Efurd BALDWIN Sidney Klein EL PORTAL John Finn LAKE CITY William Oliver CLERMONT Leroy Kretschmar HOLLYWOOD Frank Owens BARTOW Prentice Tyndal EUSTIS Richard Witt LAKE CLARKE SHORES Roy McKinsey CLEWISTON Robert J. Templin HOLMES BEACH Deborah Moody BAY HARBOR ISLAND Acting Chief FELLSMERE Richard Maddox LAKE HAMILTON Thomas Pletcher James R. Clark Dale K. Howard HOMESTEAD Edward Freeman BELLE GLADE COCOA FERNANDINA BEACH Curtis Ivy LAKE HELEN Michael R. Miller Gene Powers Jerry Cameron HORSESHOE BEACH Thomas Ling BELLEAIR COCOA BEACH FLAGLER BEACH Goerge A. Griffin LAKE MARY Harry F. Gwynne Francis T. Hutson Charles Robson HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS Charles Lauderdale III BELLEAIR BEACH COCONUT CREEK FLORIDA CITY Carl Summerall LAKE PARK Francis P. Anderson John Whalen Willie Duncan INDIALANTIC Neil Garfield BELLEAIR BLUFFS COLEMAN FORT LAUDERDALE Roger Skinner LAKE PLACID James W. Mangum Harold E. Huffman Joseph C. Gerwens INDIAN CREEK Jerry Pendarvis BELLEVIEW COOPER CITY FORT MEADE VILLAGE LAKE WALES John Robert Howie R. P. Senk George Ferris Acting Chief John Busbee BISCAYNE PARK CORAL GABLES FORT MYERS Rudy Piedra LAKE WORTH Acting Chief Charles Skalaski Jere Spurlin INDIAN HARBOUR Lee Reese Barry Noe CORAL SPRINGS FORT PIERCE BEACH LAKELAND BLOUNTSTOWN Roy Arigo Richard G. Kerlikowske Frederick Fernez Ronald Nenner Robert W. Deason COTTO NDALE FORT WALTON BEACH INDIAN RIVER LANTANA BOCA RATON William Watford John Vesey SHORES William M. Carson Peter Petracco CRESCENT CITY FROSTPROOF Ernest Polverari LARGO BONIFAY Sheldon Schultz Raymond March INDIAN ROCKS BEACH J.M. Gallenstein Dennis Lee CRESTVIEW FRUITLAND PARK Sam Heath, Jr. LAUDERDALE-BY- BOWLING GREEN D. F. Carnahan D.E. Reese INDIAN SHORES THE-SEA Roy Alderman CROSS CITY GAINESVILLE E. D. Williams Joe Fitzgerald BOYNTON BEACH Tommy Carter Wayland R. Clifton INGLIS LAWTEY Edward G. Hillery, Jr. CRYSTAL RIVER GOLDEN BEACH Devon Addison M.M. Jordan BRADENTON Acting Chief Stanley W. Kramer INTERLACHEN LEESBURG Vito Badalamenti Richard Martin GRACEVILLE Larry Wilburn James Brown BRADENTON BEACH DADE CITY Daniel B. Ward INVERNESS LIGHTHOUSE POINT John J. Maloney Phillip A. Thompson GREEN COVE SPRINGS Charles Berridy Paul G. Mannino BRANFORD DANIA Bob Campbell JACKSONVILLE LIVE OAK Fred Brittain Gilbert Thivener GREENACRES CITY Sheriff James E. Jack Garrett BRINEY BREEZES DAVENPORT John Treanor McMillan LONGBOAT KEY Bruce Schroeder Thomas Rademacher GREENVILLE JACKSONVILLE Wayne McCammon BROOKSVILLE DAVIE Charles Morgan BEACH LONGWOOD Boyce E. Tincher Robert J. Weatherholt GROVELAND Paul Brown Greg Manning T. R. Merrill (continuedj

MARCH-APRIL 1990 57 LYNN HAVEN OAKLAND QUINCY UMATILLA WEWAHITCHKA David S. Messer Walt Gallagher Edward M. Spooner, Dir. Stephen Foster Cecil C. Donaldson MADEIRABEACH OAKLAND PARK of Public Safety VALPARAISO WHITE SPRINGS Richard R. Menard William Strachan REDINGTON BEACH Lomax Donaldson Myron Carter MADISON OCALA Charles Haggerty VENICE WILDWOOD Pat Dempsey A. Lee McGehee RIVIERA BEACH Richard O'Shaughnessy Don Clark MAITLAND OCEAN RIDGE J. O. Fitzgerald VERO BEACH WILLISTON Edward J. Doyle Bruce R. Schroeder ROCKLEDGE James Gabbard Eugene Hartsman MANALAPAN OCOEE Richard R. Kallis VIRGINIA GARDENS WILTON MANORS Ralph M. Meadows John H. Boyd ROYAL PALM BEACH Carlos M. Serio Stephen P. Kenneth MANGONIA PARK OKEECHOBEE Jeff Waites WALDO WINDERMERE Raymond Funk Larry Mobley ST. AUGUSTINE Emanual J, Kiser Ella worth Clarke MARG ATE OPA LOCKA George H. Thornton WAUCHULA WINTER GARDEN John Bordenkircher Ruben Thompson ST. AUGUSTINE Carroll G. Abbott Jimmy Yawn MARIANNA ORANGE CITY BEACH WEBSTER WINTER HAVEN B.L. Farmer Arthur C. Locke Arnold M. Bandy Dennis L. Johnson Ron Martin MARY ESTHER ORANGE PARK ST. CLOUD WELAKA WINTER PARK Jeffrey Arrowood John C. Nelson E. E. Eunice Hugh C. Elwell James Younger MASCOTTE ORLANDO SF. LEO/SAN ANTONIO WEST MELBOURNE WINTER SPRINGS Acting Chief Danny J. Wilson Charles Gordon Brian Locke John Govoruhk Jerry Yon ORMOND BEACH ST. PETERSBURG WEST MIAMI ZEPHYRHILLS MAYO James M. Patterson Samuel F. Lynn, P. O. Kiel William R. Eiland Owen C. McCall, Jr. OVIEDO ST. PETERSBURG WEST PALM BEACH ZOLFO SPRINGS MEDLEY Dennis A. Peterson BEACH B.R. Riggs Phillip Albritton, Jr. Joseph Zerba PAHOKEE Terry Hen sley MELBOURNE Carmen Salvatore III SANFORD Keith Chandler PALATKA Steven Harriett MELBOURNE BEACH Dan R. Thies SANIBEL Steve Walters PALM BAY Richard H. Plager MEI.BOURNE VILLAGE Robert Rossman SARASOTA Earle I.. Petty PALM BEACH John P. Lewis METRO/DADE POLICE Joseph Terlizzese SATELLITE BEACH DEPT. PALM BEACH Lionel Cote Director GARDENS SEA RANCH LAKES Fred Taylor Jack C. Frazier James S. Thornton MEXICO BEACH PALM BEACH SEBASTIAN Jeff Sellers SHORES Earle L. Petty MIAMI Roger K. Wille SEBRING Perry Anderson PALM SPRINGS Rbert A. Baker MIAMI BEACH Elmer W. Hoagland III SEMINOLE TRIBE Lucian Guasto PALMETTO POLICE DEPT. MIAMI SHORES William J. Parrish Richard McMonagle Michael A. Zoovas PANAMA CITY SEWALL'S POINT MIAMI SPRINGS R. C. Haddix Louis J. Savini Earl C. Steffen PANAMA CITY BEACH SHALIMAR MICCOSUKEE TRIBE P. L. Sullivan John T. Blackburn Anthony Zecca PARKER SNEADS MIDWAY Joe B. Walker Cecil C. Smith, Jr. Acting Chief PARKLAND SOPCHOPPY Herb Jamison Ronald Bailey Claxton Vause MILTON PAXTON SOUTH BAY James C. Collier Robert C, Johns Roy L. Humston, Jr. MINNEOLA PEMBROKE PINES SOUTH DAYTONA Robin W. Glass John Lombardo Gary White MIRAMAR PENSACOLA SOUTH MIAMI Ben Galante Louis Goes Perry Turner MONTEVERDE PERRY SOUTH PALM BEACH Charlotte County Sheriff Richard H. Worch, Jr., Ray Taylor Wayne Putnal Stanley Morse (left) presents a plaque to Detective Lenny Favara SPRINGFIELD MONTICELLO PIERSON and his K-9partner, Ali, to honor them for outscor- Nelson Blount George Leary John Sword MOUNT DORA PINELLAS PARK STARKE ing 19other K-9 teams in a narcotics seminar. C. H. Van Meter David Milchan James R. Epps MULBERRY PLANT CITY STUART K-9 team wins John W. Hunter Troy E. Surrency Charles E. White NAPLES PLANTATION SUNRISE Paul C. Reble, Jr. Morris C. Meek John G. Soldenwagner drug seminar honors NEPTUNE BEACH POLK CITY SURFSIDE — Billy Harding Harold M. Dooley Terrill W. Williamson PUNTA GORDA Lenny Favara, a Vice and NEW PORT RICHEY POMONA PARK SWEETWATER Organized Crimes Unit Detective in the Charlotte Aage Madsen Sam J. Hogg Charles Toledo County Sheriff's Office, took his K-9 partner, Ali, TALLAHASSEE NEW SMYRNA BEACH POMPANO BEACH to a narcotics in-service training seminar at Pen- Denver Fleming Stanley Tipton Melvin L. Tucker NICEVILLE PONCE INLET TAMPA sacola, and returned with first place honors. Edward W. Holloway Todd A. Hendrickson Austin McLane Twenty K-9s and their handlers from Sheriffs' NORTH BAY VILLAGE PONTE VEDRA TARPON SPRINGS Offices and police departments around the state Keith R. Bergstrom Stanford Blair BEACH participated in the 40-hour seminar which was NORTH LAUDERDALE Thomas E. Faircloth TAVARES George Atkinson PORT ORANGE John LaFond hosted by the United States Canine Association NORTH MIAMI Robert Ford TEMPLE TERRACE and the Escambia County Sheriff's Office. The Thomas J. Flom PORT RICHEY Tom Matthews purpose was training and re-certification in two TEQUESTA NORTH MIAMI BEACH Richard F. Urban levels —one being for marijuana and the other for William B. Berger PORT ST. JOE Carl R. Roderick cocaine, crack and heroin. NORTH PALM BEACH Carl O. Richter TITUSVILLE Bruce F. Sekeres PORT ST. LUCIE Charles L. Ball The drugs were hidden in vehicles and buildings NORTH PORT Acting Chief TREASURE ISLAND and the K-9 teams were judged on how many Joe Pelkington Victor I. Costello Brian Reuther "hides" they were able to locate, as well as on their PUNTA GORDA TRENTON OAK HILL speed and accuracy. Steve Marsee Ralph Shoup Michael Edwards

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-4I4""' I 'ie B4t.,„, 1"he F/t ght Section, Afarine Unit «nd Diue Tecum concubine their talents tuhen reeponding to boating accictente. Sheriff "plunges headlong" into marine patrols with dedication of new $96,000 operations base By Sgt. Cheryl L. Seaman, Public Information Officer Pinellas County Sheriff's Office CLEARWATER —The Pinellas County Sheriffs The truth is, however, that he has worked very Office is plunging headlong into marine enforce- hard at developing the Marine Unit, and desexves ment following the recent dedication of its new much credit for the progress attained since its incep- marine facility located, between Markers 17and 18 tion in 1985.At that time the marine pxogram con- on the Inter-Coastal Waterway. sisted of a single boat that was operated on a The $96,000 covered dock with six slips was con- part-time basis on weekends and holidays during structed with fine and forfeiture funds. It represents the summer months. Currently six boats are operat- Sheriff Ever ett Rice's commitment to strong ing year-round on a full-time basis. marine enforcement, and upgrades the Pinellas In accordance with the Sheriffs new Mobile County Sheriffs Office' to the status of a major Response Plan, each Marine Unit car is equipped "presence" along the county's 865 linear miles of with a txailer hitch so that a boat can be trailered to coastline, and on its two freshwater lakes. any location in the county. Sgt. Simovich is also Effectively patx'oiling this large area and manag- planning to divide the county into zones so that ing the Marine Unit with its six vessels and ten when a call for assistance is received the nearest deputies is a challenging and complex task, but Sgt. vessel can be assigned and the response time can be Dan Simovich, the marine program guru, makes it reduced, look easy. All of the deputies attached to the Marine Unit (conti nued)

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Deputy Bra&ey NtlÃeee on Customs oflloers when ~ are cross-designated as U.S. they are involved in the "Blue Lightning" drug interdiction program. This gives them authority to board vessels, examine- documents, and make searches, seizures and arrests. Some have attended, others are schodllled to attend, the Marine Enforcement School at, the Fed- eral Law Enforcement Training Center, Glencoe, Georgia This course involves hands-on training in operating many types ofboats, lorn a 17-foot runa- bout to a 54-foot Hatteras. The curriculum also focuses. on rules of the road and arrest procedures on the water. Highly organized and almost totally self- suf6clent, the Marln8 Unit ls b18888d with a v8rsa" tile crew. Sgt. Simovich holds a 5@ton Ocean Operatoi's License and is also a dive master and team leader with the Sheriff's Underwater Search and Recovery Team. Rtehortt ~netrotee that te a quaMed as a General y Sty. polie~ Cpl. Richard Hough is pert ofpeN~, cuheu you' re tntheItiferttee UAQ. kket o/' Instructor, and he and Sgt. Simovich can team up the routine ~tng. end mehatmaenee- on the petrol to teach all of the eight hours of mandatory 5ocf te do@e hpp the operatore advanced training required monthly for the Marine effect'the increased marine presence Unit as well as the Dive Team. Deputy Bradley Asked what 8161ovlch Millican is a certified Emergency Medical ls having Qn th8 boating public, Sgt, sald, "I slow. Technician. can see a real difference already. Boats are The Marine Unit is trained and organized to oper- ing down when they ses a marked patrol vtSstsl, on the water also ate in cooperation with other Sheriff'8 Office units Having our Marine Facility oui' ol time two hours day.'' such as the Plight Section and the K-9Unit, Cooper- increases patt by a 7 time that was previously used in trg@ering the:boat ative ventures are enhanced by the fact that ten of " now turned into the Sheri6's canines have been trained to detect to a ramp and launching it @m M drugs aboard vessels. The Flight See@on, Marine increased patrol time. has been good„" he added. Unit and Dive Team work together effectively "Public support pretty 8nforcement alon8 is not ' enough. ' It when responding to boating accidents. Howev8r&

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must be combIned with education. New operators should take a boating course, and there are several free ones avaiil able. "Operators of, jet skis and wet bikes should also 7%e Sheriff'e fleet petrelN 865 lieeer melee ofcoastline cod free1eueter leltee. be made aware that they are subject to the same ace rules of the road as boat operators. They should use ' common 88nss and refrain from operatmg their v8s- &ls among swimmers "'%ith enjoyment of boat ownership also comes reeponsibility. %8 are out there to ensure that people are responsible for their actions. "

MARCH-APRIL 1990 61 Deputy receives national award FORT PIERCE —Cpl. Dennis Holerger, a St. Lucie County Deputy Sheriff, received the Crime Prevention Practitioner of the Year Award from the National Crime Prevention Coalition recently in Washington, D.C. Cpl. Holer ger supervises the School Resource Officer Program in St. Lucie County for Sheriff Robert C. "Bobby" Knowles, and provides innovative ideas for the deputies who work in schools under his direction. He helped to create a "Say Yes to Schools" program to keep kids from dropping out; SRO Olympics featur- ing team sports opportunities; and a "Say Yes to Fish- " "Bobby" Knowles (left) with Cpl. Dennis J. ing, No to Drugs Day. School students receive crime Sheriff Robert C. the Crime Prevention Coalition Practitioner from him when he frequently masque- Holerger and prevention tips Award. rades as McGruff, the "take a bite out of crime" dog. "Cpl. Holerger's dedication to making St. Lucie" In his crime prevention role Cpl. Holerger meets County a better place in which to live is exemplary, regularly with homeowners' associations and crime- said Sheriff Knowles. "He appears on television to watch groups. "He's develop drug abuse reduction efforts, and works with a dedicated" officer and is always willing to do community leaders as a professional as well as a the best he can, said Sheriff Knowles. volunteer. " Deceased former Sheriffs had careers marked by rare political comebacks "'w3 Sheriffs and deputies wore black bands on their badges twice during February out of respect for two old timers who passed away in retirement. Former Jackson County Sheriff Barkley Gause died on February 11. He was 86. Former Levy County Sheriff Pat Hartley died on February 26. He was. 64. Both served 20-year careers that were distinguished by rare political comebacks. Sheriff Gause was origi- nally elected in 1940, and reelected in 1944.After serving 8 years, he was on the sidelines for almost 12 years, but returned to the political arena in 1960 and rounded out 12 more consecutive years as Sheriff before ending his law enforcement career early in Former Jackson County Sheriff Former Levy County Sheriff 1973. Barkley Gause. (1971 file photo) Pat Hartley. (1968file photo) Hartley logged 12years as Sheriff from 1964to 1976, was sidelined by voters for four years, then came back Hartley made his share of headlines, but the ones in 1980 by virtue of a successful reelection campaign that appeared in 1977after the State Auditor criticized and served eight more years before retiring early in him for using Sheriffs Office training funds to buy 1989. Bibles for his deputies were the most unique. Life-threatening cancer prompted him to announce He defended the $359 expenditure by declaring that in 1988that he would not be a candidate for reelection. the Bible "was and still is the number one law book, Numerous visits to hospital surgical wards and many and furnishes" the foundations for our law books megadoses of chemotherapy raised doubts that he today. would be able to finish his final term, but he toughed it He claimed that the Bible was an excellent textbook out and survived courageously for almost 14 months and guide for educating law enforcement officers, and before cancer triumphed. he didn't back down.

62 THE SHERIFF'S STAR Marino appointed TAMPA —Paul J. Marino, who has served as aprivate and government attorney for more than 20 years, has been named as the new national legal counsel of the Drug dealer'e ear ie teaching tool American Jail LAKE CITY —An expensive Chevrolet Corvette formerly Associ ation. He is currently seruing owned by a cocaine dealer is being used by the Columbia County Sheriff's Office to convince school children that mess- as Chief Legal Counsel for the ing around with drugs doesn't pay. Sheriff Tom Tramel, whois Hillsborough pictured uith the car, said it really gets youngsters' attention County Sheri ff's when Deputy Sheriff Bobby Townsend, a School Resource Office. Officer, parks it at a school. "Confiscated in a drug bust" is painted on each rear fenderin large letters that kids cannot fail to see.

Handmade quilt provides evidence of Sheriff 40~e 8Q Bob Vogel's far-Gung fame O — on the wall in the Volusia DELAND Hanging ~o County Sheriff s Office is evidence of Sheriff Bob Vog- yy y el's far flung fame —a unique and colorful quilt made ~y for him by an admirer in Salem, Virginia. ye The fact that Mrs. Pamela Mills, the quilt maker, is gw, , lwl the daughter of Alice Jones, the Sheriff s Administra- tive Assistant, lends a special twist to the situation, but Ms. Jones can't be charged as an accomplice in the quilt caper. wl g The facts of the case are that Mrs. Mills became a y Vogel fan before he became a Sheriff and Ms. Jones Oy became his employee. He was a Florida Highway Patrol trooper at the time, and Mrs. Mills saw him on television when the CBS program, "60Minutes, " fea- tured him as a drug wars warrior with an uncanny ability to spot and capture drug traffickers. That, together with Vogel's successful campaign for Sheriff in 1988, made Mrs. Mills a confirmed fan and Volusia County Sheriff Robert L. Vogel, Jr., with the unique she set to work on the quilt as a testimonial. The 4 by quilt that was delivered to him last summer by an admirer from 6-foot creation is made up of hand-painted sections, Vi rgi ni a. with each county in Florida designated by a different love" color. Across the top are ten shoulder patches--past "labor of and not for sale, according to her and present-from the Volusia County Sheriff s Office. mother, but the one she created for the Sheriff is more It's &houlder patches from other counties surround the than just a casual gift. an expression of her strong feelings about illegal drugs. , A large star emblem dominates the Gulf of Mex- ap. "She ico area. has seen what drugs have done" to some of her Mrs. Mills is a school teacher whose hobbies are students, and she is very anti-drugs, explained" Ms. fabric painting and quilt making. Each quilt is a Jones. "She respects the Sheriffs stance.

MARCH-APRIL 1990 63 . .. a company that cares Progressive business firms have always been major There are three categories of membership deter supporters of strong law enforcement, but until mined by the amount ofannual dues. Bronze members recently they remained in the background —sort oflike pay $50 per year; Silver, $250; and Gold, $500. Each "silent partners. " Now the Florida Sheriffs Associa- member receives a distinctive wall plaque, an tion is giving them special recognition by enrolling embossed plastic identification card, an office window them as Business Members. If your company is A decal and a subscription to The Sheriff's Star. to send in Your support will be greatly appreciated and we will COMPANY THAT CARES, we invite you "a the application printed below and become one of our welcome an opportunity" to identify your firm as "Partners for Progress. " company that cares.

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THE SHERIFF STAR 64 S SHERIFFS' ADDRESSES AND PHONE NUMBERS COUNTY SHERIFF ADDRESS AC OFFICE ALACHUA...... L. J. "Lu" Hindery . . . . .P. O. Box 1210, Gainesville, 32602-1210...... 904 336-2500 BAKER...... Joe Newmans...... 56 North Second St., Macclenny, 32063-2296...... 904 259-2231 BAY ...... Guy Tunnell ...... 314 Harmon Ave. , Panama City, 32401-3088 ...... 904 785-4351 BRADFORD . .. ..Kenneth Etheridge...... P.O. Box 400, Starke, 32091-0400 904 964-6280 BREVARD...... C. W. "Jake" Miller .. . . . 700 Park Avenue, Titusville, 32780-4095 ...... 407 269-8910 BROWARD ...... Nick Navarro ...... P. O. Box 9507, Ft. Lauderdale, 33310-9507...... 305 765-8900 CALHOUN ...... Wm. G. "Buddy" Smith . . .342 E. Central Ave. , Blountstown, 32424-0342...... 904 674-5049 CHARLOTTE . . . .Richard Worch...... 25500 Airport Road, Punta Gorda, 33950-9586...... 813 639-2101 CITRUS...... Charles S. Dean ...... 1 So. Park Ave. , Inverness, 32650-4994...... 904 726-4488 CLAY...... Dalton Bray ...... P. O. Box 548, Green Cove Springs, 32043-0548 ...... 904 284-7575 COLLIER...... Don Hunter...... 3301 E. Tamiami Trail, Bldg. "J",Naples, 33962-4987 813 774.4434 COLUMBIA...... Tom Tramel ...... P. O. Box 650, Lake City, 32056-0650 ...... 904 752-9212 DADE...... Fred Taylor Metro-Dade Police Dept. , 1320 NW 14th St., Director...... Miami, 33125-1615 305 547-7498 DeSOTO ...... , . . . .Joe Varnadore...... P. O. Box 2160, Arcadia, 33821-2160 ...... 813 494-2424 DIXIE...... Sammy Woodall ...... P. O. Box 470, Cross City, 32628-0470...... 904 498-3383 DUVAL...... J. E. "Jim" McMillan . . . .P. O. Box 2070, Jacksonville, 32203-2070...... 904 630-2120 ESCAMBIA...... Charlie Johnson ...... P. O. Box 18770, Pensacola, 32523-8770...... 904 436-9625 FLAGLER ...... Robert E. McCarthy...... P. O. Drawer 1880, Bunnell, 32110-1880...... 904 437-4106 FRANKLIN...... Warren Roddenberry . . . ..P. O. Box 638, Eastpoint, 32328. 904 670-8500 GADSDEN...... W. A. Woodham...... P.O. Box 1709, Quincy, 32351-1709. 904 627-9233 GILCHRIST...... Jim Floyd ...... P. O. Box 418, Trenton, 32693-0418 ...... 904 463-2119 GLADES...... Charles Schramm...... P. O. Box 39, Moore Haven, 33471-0039...... 813 946-0100 GULF...... Al Harrison...... P. O. Box 970, Port St. Joe, 32456-0970...... 904 227-1115 HAMILTON ...... Harrell Reid ...... P. O. Drawer "A,"Jasper, 32052-0541...... 904 792-1001 HARDEE ...... Doyle W. Bryan...... P. O. Box 158, Wauchula, 33873-0158 ...... 813 773-4144 HENDRY ...... Earl (Sermon) Dyess, Jr ...P. O. Box 579, LaBelle, 33935-0579. 813 675-2166 HERNANDO...... Tom Mylander ...... P. O. Box 1960, Brooksville, 34605-1960 ...... 904 796.7207 HIGHLANDS ...... Howard Godwin...... P. O. Box 71, Sebring, 33871-0071 813 385.5111 HILLSBOROUGH. . . .Walter C. Heinrich . ..P. O. Box 3371, Tampa, 33601-3371 813 247-8000 HOLMES ...... John Braxton ...... 211 North Oklahoma St., Bonifay, 32425-2296...... 904 547-3681 INDIAN RIVER...... R. T. 'Rim" Dobeck . . .P. O. Box 608, Vero Beach, 32961-0608...... 407 569-6700 JACKSON ...... John P. McDaniel ...... P. O. Box 919, Marianna, 32446-0919 ...... 904 482 9624 JEFFERSON...... Kenneth W. Fortune, Sr ...Rms. 7 & 8, Courthouse, Monticello, 32344-1971 904 997-2523 LAFAYETTE...... William Townsend ...... P. O. Box 227, Mayo, 32066.0227 904 294-1222 George Knupp, Jr...... 315 W. Main St., Tavares, 32778-3877...... 904 343-2101 LEE...... John McDougall...... 1700 Monroe St., Ft. Myers, 33901-3093 ...... , ...... 813 332-3456 LEON...... , . . .Eddie Boone ...... P. O. Box 727, Tallahassee, 32302-0727 904 222-4740 LEVY...... Ted Glass . P O. Box 157, Bronson, 32621-0157 904 486-2111 LIBERTY ...... Harrell W. Revell . . . . .P. O. Box 67, Bristol, 32321-0067 904 643-5615 MADISON ...... Joe C. Peavy ...... Courthouse, Madison, 32340-2499 904 973-4151 MANATEE...... Charlie Wells...... 515 - 11th St. West, Bradenton, 34205-7722...... 813 747-3011 MARION...... Don R. Moreland . . . . .P. O. Box 1987, Ocala, 32678-1987 904 732-8181 MARTIN...... James D. Holt...... Caller Service 95.9020, Stuart, 34995-9020 ...... 407 220-7000 MONROE ...... J. Allison DeFoor, II ...P. O. Box 1269, Key West, 33041-1269...... 305 296-2424 NASSAU . . f'...... Lawrence E. Ellis .. .. .50 Bobby Moore Circle, Yulee, 32097...... 904 225-0331 OKALOOSA...... Larry E. Gilbert . ..1250 Eglin Parkway, Shalimar, 32579-1234...... 904 651-2611 OKEECHOBEE ...... O. L. Raulerson . . .P. O. Drawer 1397, Okeechobee, 34973.1397 ...... 813 763-3117 ORANGE ...... Walt Gallagher . . .701 East South St., Orlando, 32801 407 657-2500 OSCEOLA ...... Jon Lane ...... P. O. Box 422428, Kissimmee, 34742-2428 ...... 407 348-2222 PALM BEACH...... Richard P. Wille...... P. O. Box 24681, West Palm Beach, 33416-4681...... 407 471-2000 PASCO...... Jim Gillum...... 8700 Citizen Dr., New Port Richey, 34654-4499 ...... 813 847-5878 PINE LLAS...... Everett Rice...... P. O. Box 2500, Largo, 34649-2500 . 813 587-6200 POLK...... Lawrence W. Crow, Jr . . .455 N. Broadway, Bartow, 33830-3998 ...... , ...... 813 533-0344 PUTNAM ...... Taylor Douglas...... P. O. Drawer 1578, Palatka, 32178.1578...... 904 329-0800 ST. JOHNS...... Neil Perry...... 4015 Lewis Speedway, St. Augustine, 32084-8611 ...... 904 824-8304 ST. LUCIE ...... Robert C. Knowles...... P. O. Box 2148, Ft. Pierce, 34954-2148...... 407 461-7300 SANTA ROSA...... Mauriece Coffman, Jr...... P. O. Box 7129, Milton, 32570-7129 904 623-3691 SARASOTA...... Geoffrey Monge ...... P. O. Box 4115, Sarasota, 342304115 ...... 813 951-5800 SEMINOLE ...... John E. Polk ...... 1345 - 28th St., Sanford, 32773-9399. 407 330-6600 SUMTER...... James L. "Jamie" Adams, Jr P. O. Box 188, Bushnell, 33513.0188 ...... 904 793-0222 SUWANNEE...... , ..Robert Leonard...... 200 S. Ohio Ave. , Live Oak, 32060.3290 ...... 904 362-2222 TAYLOR...... John Wesley Walker...... Courthouse, Perry, 32347-3244 . 904 584-4225 UNION ...... Jerry Whitehead...... Courthouse, Room 102, Lake Butler, 32054-1698 ...... 904 496-2501 VOLUSIA...... Bob Vogel...... P. O. Box 569, DeLand, 32721-0569 ...... 904 736-5961 WAKULLA...... David F. Harvey .. . . .P. O. Box 160, Crawfordville, 32327-0160...... 904 926-7171 WALTON ...... Quinn A. McMillian .. .Courthouse, DeFuniak Springs, 32433-1944...... 904 892-3186 WASHINGTON ...... Fred Peel ...... P. O. Box 626, Chipley, 32428-0626 ...... 904 638-6115

FLORIDA SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION FLORIDA SHERIFFS YOUTH RANCHES P. O. Box 1487, Tallahassee, FL 32302-1487 Boys Ranch, Girls Villa, Youth Ranch, Youth Camps (904) 877-2165 Boys Ranch, FL 32060-9802 (904) 842-5501 Florida Sheriffi Youth Ranches has served more than 5,000 boys and girls since 1S57 Founded in 1957, The Flor- ida Sheriffs Youth Ranches has served more than 5,000 neglected, unsupervised and troubled boys and girls ( through its residential care programs and its summer camping outreach. However, despite its growth into a statewide network of childcare services, it has remained 6rmly committed to the original objectives of its founding Sheriffs: namely, to prevent juvenile delinquency by providing a positive environment and productive alternatives. The Youth Ranches has also maintained its status as a publicly supported, private charity through the generos- ity of thousands of caring friends who have contributed their time and resources. Their loyalty and commitment have resulted in an amaring saga of success.