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GULF COAST Business Review Public Notices PAGES 25-56 PAGE 25 MAY 6, 2011 - MAY 12, 2011 THE GULF COAST BUSINESS REVIEW FORECLOSURE SALES PINELLAS COUNTY 52-2009-CA-018119 Div. 015 05-09-11 Bank of America vs. John C Mellon IV et al 4550 49th Avenue N., St. Petersburg, FL 33714 Kass, Shuler, P.A. 08-CA-12524 05-09-11 Nationstar Mortgage vs. Connie B Elliot et al Unit 401 Bldg 3, Crosswinds Colony, ORB 3606 Pg 373 Robertson, Anschutz & Schneid, PL 2009-005450-CI Div. 15 05-09-11 JPMorgan Chase Bank vs. Alexis Victoria Elie Lot 1 Block C, Heller’s Highland Park, PB 5 Pg 95 Shapiro & Fishman, LLP 52 2009 CA 010890 05-09-11 Wells Fargo Bank vs. Sandra K Gregoire etc et al 5200 Brittany Dr South, Bldg 4, St. Petersburg, FL 33715 Moskowitz, Mandell, Salim etc. 52-2010-CA-015332 Div. 007 05-09-11 Suncoast Schools v. Darren Thomsen et al 12721 Black Mangrove Dr., Largo, FL 33773 Coplen, Robert M., P.A. 52-2009-CA-018218 Div. 07 05-09-11 MidFirst Bank vs. Eric M Pusateri et al 1917 Montego Court, Oldsmar, FL 34677 Kass, Shuler, P.A. 10009135CI 05-09-11 Regions Bank vs. Sheldon Goldberg etc Lot 16, Weathersfield, PB 99 Pg 53 Mayersohn Law Group, P.A. 2009-009085-CI Div. 20 05-09-11 Deutsche Bank vs. Jeffrey S Spisak et al Lot 11 Blk C, Washington Brennan Subdn, PB 9 Pg 63 Shapiro, Fishman & Gache, LLP 09-13542-CI-07 05-09-11 Deutsche Bank v. Martha M Chung et al 4711 23rd Ave South, St. Petersburg, FL 33771 Ganguzza & Associates P.A. 52-2010-CA-013038 Div. 007 05-09-11 Wells Fargo Bank vs. Kongkeo Chittarath etc et al 7360 N 16th St, St. Petersburg, FL 33702 Kass, Shuler, P.A. 09-007562-CI 05-09-11 PFCA Home Equity vs. Melanie A Powers et al 1812 Springwood Circle North, Clearwater, FL 33763 Florida Default Law Group PL 52-2009-CA-005723 Div. 15 05-09-11 Wells Fargo Bank vs. Russell A Flock et al 3764 Exeter Court Unit 101, Palm Harbor, FL 34685 Florida Default Law Group PL 07012546CI Sec. 20 05-09-11 CitiMortgage v. Family Property Trust et al Lot 9 Block 1, Sunset Knoll, PB 24 Pg 226 Morris Hardwick Schneider 09-005455-CI-07 05-09-11 Wachovia Mortgage vs. Charles Zetterburg Lot 10 Block A, Boulevard Pines, PB 10 Pg 70 Smith, Hiatt & Diaz, P.A. 10-001011-CI-20 05-09-11 HSBC Bank vs. J Fred Dixon Jr et al Lot 8 Block H, Sunset Lake Estates, PB 51 Pg 52 Smith, Hiatt & Diaz, P.A. 52-2008-CA-008828 05-10-11 HSBC Bank vs. Bergman Balcazar et al 2646 18th Ave N, St. Petersburg, FL 33713 Kass, Shuler, P.A. 10-017441-CI-21 05-10-11 Shipwatch One vs. Frank E Donofrio et al 11730 Shipwatch Drive, Unit 206, Largo, FL 33774 Cianfrone, Joseph R. P.A. 08-000097-CI-21 05-10-11 Mandalay Beach Club vs. Klara Hovarth et al Unit 502, Mandalay Beach Club, PB 125 Pg 37 Tankel, Robert L. P.A. 08-013366CI Sec. 08 05-10-11 BankUnited vs. Michelle D Lockich et al Lot 172, Sawgrass Village, PB 131 Pg 71 Kahane & Associates P.A. 10-10927-CO-39 05-10-11 The Villas Del Verde and Maura N Haverly et al Lot 42, Villas Del Verde, PB 124 Pg 4 Zacur, Graham & Costis P.A. 52-2008-CA-5008CI 05-10-11 Deutsche Bank vs. Houssein M Ahmed et al 5530 10th Street South, St. Petersburg, FL 33705 Kass, Shuler, P.A. 09-8610-CI-008 05-10-11 CitiBank vs. James P Eyerman et al Lot 2, Kipps Colony Estates, PB 100 Pg 72 Gladstone Law Group, P.A. 09 16086 CI Div. 19 05-10-11 BankUnited vs. Nickalas K Gardiner et al 4011 28th Street North, St. Petersburg, FL 33714 Albertelli Law 52-2010-CA-009670 Div. 08 05-10-11 Deutsche Bank vs. Kimberley D Taylor Lot 10 Block 33, Snell and Hamlett, PB 4 Pg 34 Shapiro, Fishman & Gache, LLP 10-012501-CI-11 05-10-11 Wells Fargo Bank vs. Charlie’s TV and Electronics Bay Pines Terrace Unit One, PB 26 Pg 55 Emanuel, Ronald M., P.A. 2010-002162-CI Div. 08 05-10-11 Bank of America vs. Ernest F Laurence etc et al Unit 306, Parc Vendome, PB 2603 Pg 18 Shapiro, Fishman & Gache, LLP 08-14272 05-10-11 Deutsche Bank vs. Jeannine M Weiderman Lot 13 Block A, Lakeside Terrace Subdn, PB 41 Pg 48 Watson, Marshall C. 10-010404-CI Div. 21 05-10-11 James B. Nutter vs. Johnny L Bable 1074 S 16th Avenue, St Petersburg, FL 33705 Florida Default Law Group PL 10-001436-CI Div. 11 05-10-11 GMAC Mortgage vs. Myron Terry etc et al 201S 6th Street Unit 301, St. Petersburg, FL 33701-0000 Florida Default Law Group PL 09-013534-CI Div. 11 05-10-11 PHH Mortgage vs. Bradley T Bodi et al 224 Valencia Circle, St. Petersburg, FL 33716 Florida Default Law Group PL 09-008222-CI Div. 08 05-10-11 The Bank of New York vs. Melissa D Clark et al 125 5th Avenue NE #3-360, St. Petersburg, FL 33701 Florida Default Law Group PL 52-2009-CA-013831 05-10-11 Bank of America vs. Zoran Janjetovic et al Unit 1203, Stone’s Throw, PB 79 Pg 48 Watson, Marshall C. 10-012501-CI-11 05-10-11 Wells Fargo Bank vs. Charlie’s TV and Electronics Tract B, Bay Pines Terrace, Unit 1, PB 26 Pg 55 Emanuel, Ronald M., P.A. 09-013413-CI-13 05-11-11 CitiMortgage vs. Andrea Saliba et al Lot 22 Section A, PB 21 Pg 86 Consuegra, Daniel C. Law Offices of 2009-010178-CI Div. 07 05-11-11 U.S. Bank vs. Alea Maria Deeter etc et al Lot 7, Belleair Grove, PB 45 Pg 22 Shapiro & Fishman LLP 10-11030-CI Div. 13 05-11-11 Casablanca Community vs. Victoria J Fritsky et al 1951 Lakewood Club Dr. S #3-B, St. Pete FL 33712 Westerman White Zetrouer, P.A. 52-2009-CA-009908 05-12-11 Wells Fargo Bank vs. Belle Shirley etc et al 923 South Ivanhoe Way, St Petersburg, FL 33705 Moskowitz, Mandell, Salim etc. 10-11398-CI-7 05-12-11 Yale Mortgage vs. Henry L Andrews et al Lot 100, Trade Winds Estates, PB 67 Pg 49 Weitz & Schwartz P.A. 07007358CI 05-12-11 Saxon Mortgage vs. Vincent A Clavizzao Sr et al Unit 907, SeaMark, PB 13 Pg 52 Florida Foreclosure Attorneys PLLC 07003472CI Sec. 019 05-12-11 CitiMortgage v. Michael C Crosby et al Lot 21 Block 1, Pasadena Estates, PB 6 Pg 3 Morris Hardwick Schneider 09-11002-CO41 05-13-11 The Fountains at Countryside vs. Cara J White Fountains at Countryside, ORB 14128 Pg 301 Tankel, Robert L. P.A. 09-010664-CI Div. 11 05-13-11 Household Finance vs. Robert A Lee et al 7435 15th Street North, St Petersburg, FL 33702 Florida Default Law Group PL 08-006411CO 05-13-11 Sunset Grove v. James E Edwards et al 1881 N. Hercules Avenue, Clearwater, FL 33765 Fernandez Florida Law 10-010887-CO-41 05-13-11 Willow Greens vs. Myron J Coleman et al 1050 Starkey Road, Unit 601, Largo, FL 33771 Cianfrone, Joseph R. P.A. 10001071CO Sec. 41 05-13-11 Ranch Mobile Inc v. Marion Ellis Taylor et al Lot 35, 6800 150th Ave N, Clearwater, FL 33764 Powell Carney Maller Ramsay & Grove 10 003641-CI-020 05-16-11 Branch Banking and Trust vs. David S Petrik et al 1760 N. Ft. Harrison Ave, Clearwater, FL Fisher & Sauls, P.A. 10-7010-CI-7 05-16-11 Bayfront Tower vs. Alfonso R Chavez et al 1 Beach Dive SE, #1811, St. Petersburg, Florida 33701 Cianfrone, Joseph R. P.A. 52-2009-CA-013571 Div. 007 05-16-11 Wachovia Mortgage vs. Anna Hamilton etc et al 1106 Fairmont Street, Clearwater, FL 33755 Kass, Shuler, P.A. 08-13736-CI 05-16-11 Fannie Mae vs. James DeLorenzo et al 1200 County Dr, #4501, Largo, FL 33771 Spear & Hoffman P.A. 52-2009-CA-018379 Div. 021 05-16-11 Wachovia Mortgage vs. Christina S Allen et al 4066 Daventry Ln, Palm Harbor, FL 34685 Kass, Shuler, P.A. 52-2009-CA-012517 Div. 20 05-16-11 BAC Home Loans vs. Katherine S O’Donnell 3001 58th Ave S Apt 414 St. Petersburg, FL 33712 Kass, Shuler, P.A. 52-2009-CA-009131 Div. 21 05-16-11 Bank of America vs. Robert L Fleeman et al 506 3rd Ave NE, Largo FL 33770 Kass, Shuler, P.A. 52-2009-CA-007906 05-16-11 Deutsche Bank vs. Guillermo Dominguez et al 3001 58th Avenue S #909, St. Petersburg, FL 33712 Kass, Shuler, P.A. 52-2010-CA-014172 Div. 020 05-16-11 Grow Financial vs. Kenan F Imamovic et al 1121 N 84th Ave #A, St. Petersburg, FL 33702 Kass, Shuler, P.A. 52-2010-CA-009969 Div. 21 05-16-11 Wells Fargo Bank vs. Nin Madrigale et al 1655 S Highland Ave Apt H176, Clearwater, FL 33756 Kass, Shuler, P.A. 52-2010-CA-004764 Div. 021 05-16-11 Wells Fargo Bank vs. Roman Salabai et al 5503 67th Avenue, Pinellas Park, FL 33781 Kass, Shuler, P.A.
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