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February 3, 2011 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 75¢ Beloved Lockwood loses City ponders battle; schools mourn gateway area development Public memorial event set ■ Ordinance definitive steps to halt any developments in the area for noon Friday at NHS field guidelines would put with a moratorium as they ‘good face’ forward began work to draft plans BY PAM BRANNON immediately started flooding the and ordinances that clearly Gulf Breeze News Internet on Friday evening in honor BY VICI PAPAJOHN spell out their intent. [email protected] of Lockwood. Comments were post- Gulf Breeze News “Many of the ordinance ed all weekend on Facebook honor- [email protected] guidelines will be aesthet- Yellow ‘Livestrong’ t-shirts filled ing Lockwood’s life and mourning ic,” City Counsel Matt the halls of Gulf Breeze High School his passing. For years, Gulf Breeze Dannheisser said. “This is and Navarre High on Monday. Lockwood inspired an entire com- City Council and staff have an effort to put a good face Students wore the shirts in honor of munity with his Livestrong attitude, been working to fine-tune forward at the gateways to Navarre High senior Ian Lockwood, according to many of his friends design and land-use stan- the city to ensure a favor- who lost his 18-month battle with blogging on the Facebook page dards in the business core able first impression.” brain cancer last Friday, Jan. 28. labeled ‘Support Ian Lockwood.’ along U.S. Highway 98 and The city is currently A memorial service is planned for Lockwood not only supported and in the gateway districts, or working on incorporating noon Friday at the Navarre High foot- encouraged support for the cancer- entrances, to the city. proposed changes from the ball stadium and is open to the public. fighting foundation Livestrong, but Last Friday, Council took •See GATEWAYS, Page 2A He is survived by his mother, Denise; friends say he lived the principles of father, Kenneth; and sister, Alyssa. •See LOCKWOOD, Page 3A Lockwood died with his family at his side in the Hospice unit of West Related story Apathy might be 1st Florida Regional Hospital in ■ Joe Culpepper: Lockwood’s Pensacola. YouTube videos almost spirit will live forever, 6A obstacle to quality ■ Forum regarding made the trip to City Hall to community life fails attend the meeting. When it concluded, that question to draw many people still was the only thing writ- ten on the pad. BY SCOTT PAGE “Certainly, I’m disap- Gulf Breeze News pointed” in the low atten- [email protected] dance, said Randy Fleming, A large, white easel paper a representative of the pad sat conspicuously in Florida Department of front of the dais in the City Children and Families. Council Chamber at the Jan. “Although we’ve had small 27 Gulf Breeze community groups (at the forums), forum. The pad read: “What we’re getting some very could improve the quality of good comments.” The forum – hosted by Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News file photo life in the community?” the Florida Department of Navarre High School senior receiver Ian There was plenty of blank space below for citizens to Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Lockwood hoists the Publix Beach Bowl Trophy •See QUALITY, Page 2A Gulf Breeze High students (front, from left) Morgan Snellgrove, Kelsey presented by Gulf Breeze News after the offer suggestions. Simhachalam, Shannon Kehoe, Adrian Culpepper (back) Sarah Lewis, Raiders’ 34-24 triumph over Gulf Breeze on Unfortunately, only one On The Spot Sallie Papajohn, Cheyenne Chapman and Taylor Sharp wear yellow Nov. 12, 2010. Lockwood’s courageous battle Gulf Breeze citizen – two if ■ Residents weigh in on during school Monday in honor of the late Ian Lockwood of Navarre. against brain cancer ended on Jan. 28. you count this reporter – community issue, 6A
Teacher of the Year Annette Smith is Dixon’s Smith is county’s Teacher of Year congratulated by her flowers in her classroom by national-champion Auburn “I have always taught fifth fifth-grade daughter, BY PAM BRANNON School District University football team. grade, too. I used to teach at- Anna-Grace, during Gulf Breeze News last Friday’s SREF [email protected] Superintendent Tim “We have two other won- risk students, for 17 years, but Wyrosdick. “What a year we derful children who are excep- am now back teaching in the announcement at S.S. Dixon Annette Smith of Dixon are having! We will never tional in their own right, also,” regular classroom. I have Intermediate School. Intermediate School in Pace is have another year like this!” she said. “Our daughter, Anna- taught at this school since it Looking on is After working at Pace High Grace, is in fifth grade. Our opened in 1996. I want to Santa Rosa County’s Teacher Superintendent of of the Year. for 22 years, Kent Smith, son, Bryce, is a senior at Pace retire teaching. I love what I Schools Tim “This has been a great year Annette’s husband, was High and a scholar athlete.” do and never have wanted to Wyrosdick. Also on for the Smith family,” Annette named Jay High School foot- Smith has taught school for do anything else.” hand was Smith’s told Gulf Breeze News shortly ball coach this year. Their son, 25 years, all in Santa Rosa Wyrosdick and a group of proud husband, Vance, is a member of the County. after being presented with her •See TEACHER Page 2A Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News Kent.
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GATEWAYS: Moratorium length depends on movement Continued from page 1A fine-tune the standards,” City was “moving forward in good Manager Edwin ‘Buz’ Eddy. faith to adopt the ordinance.” Thursday, Feb. 3 Parkway, Navarre Department of Community “Certain things within commer- Councilman J.B. Schluter South End Solid SRC County Zoning Board Affairs in its Comprehensive cial zoning may not be appropri- supported the concept and Waste Services of Adjustments 5:30 p.m., Public Meeting 6 Plan. ate within the gateway districts. encouraged property owners in Commissioner's Board Room, p.m., Navarre Visitor “With the feedback necessi- Council can determine appro- the gateway areas to be advised. County Administrative Center, Center, 8543 Navarre tating changes to our codes and priate uses of certain projects “We owe these people that 6495 Caroline Street, Milton Parkway, Navarre ordinances, its time to identify within the districts and land- are property owners ample North End Tourist the gateway district overlays as scape features, signage, parking opportunity to give their input Development Committee 8:30 Wednesday, well,” Mayor Beverly Zimmern … and may even address the into this,” Schluter said. a.m., Santa Rosa County Feb. 9 asserted. “We will have to codi- issue of height specific to that The list of restricted uses for Chamber of Commerce, 5247 fy the guidelines into code dur- overlay district.” the gateway districts include Stewart Street, Milton South End Tourist Development ing the rewrite of the Land Landscaping is definitely such developments as mechani- Gulf Breeze and Pensacola GBN file photo Committee 9 a.m., Chambers Joint Legislative Development Code.” very important, Councilman Joe cal shops, medium and heavy Navarre Visitor City Manager Buz Eddy Luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Overlay districts are a means Henderson said. “I want to manufacturing businesses, Information Center, Pensacola Civic Center, 201 E. of defining specialized uses, at the foot of the Bob Sikes and move forward with that imme- machine shops, nurseries, funer- 8543 Navarre Parkway, Gregory Street, Pensacola design and use standards, land- Three Mile bridges and the east- diately. I’ve always been for al homes and crematoriums, car Navarre scaping requirements, and even ern entrance to the city. that.” washes, storage yards for autos Friday, Feb. 4 SRC Building Code Board exclusions in a specific area. “The actual boundaries can Dannheisser advised Council and boats, gas stations, laun- Gulf Breeze Chamber Gala of Adjustments 2:30 p.m., The three areas city leaders be decided later and manipulat- that the moratorium would dries and dry cleaners, drive- Committee 8:30 a.m., Chamber Conference Room, 6051 Old agreed to address are the areas ed to be smaller or larger as we stand for as long as the body through facilities and others. Conference Room, 409 Gulf Bagdad Highway, Navarre Breeze Parkway, Gulf Breeze Santa Rosa Island Authority 5 p.m., SRIA Monday, Feb. 7 Headquarters, 1 Via de Luna QUALITY: After-school activities top resident’s list Gulf Breeze City Council Drive, Pensacola Beach 6:30 p.m., Council Chamber, Thursday, Feb. 10 Continued from page 1A reflected upon positively, but The results of the meetings County and municipal govern- City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, one elicited some concerns. and related research data will ment officials so they can work Gulf Breeze Santa Rosa County Commission Regular 9 a.m., Children and Families (DCF) The lone attendant – who be used by AmeriCorps with applicable staff to also Santa Rosa County Commission Committee 9 County Administrative Center, and Volunteer Florida – present- has a 15-year-old son and Escambia-Santa Rosa (ACES) address community needs iden- Commissioner's Board Room, wished to remain anonymous – – a collaborative of service tified in the forums. a.m., County Administrative ed residents and businesses the Center, Commissioner's Board 6495 Caroline Street, Milton opportunity to voice their con- pressed for more supervised organizations – to prepare a There are two Santa Rosa Room, 6495 Caroline Street, South End Solid Waste cerns and opinions by providing after-school activities for kids. grant that will be submitted in County forums remaining: Milton Services Public Meeting 6 p.m., answers to the following ques- She stated that there usually April to request funding for ■ Tonight (Feb. 3): Pace Community Life Center, 4115 tions: are too many kids with unsu- AmeriCorps volunteers who High School, Room 54, 4065 Tuesday, Feb. 8 Soundside Drive, Gulf Breeze ■ What are the most impor- pervised free time after school, can provide services to resi- Norris Road, Milton Navarre Area Architectural SRC School Board 6:30 p.m., tant factors in creating strong, creating the opportunity for dents in both counties. ■ Tuesday, Feb. 8: Jay Review Board 3 p.m., Navarre County School Board Building, healthy communities in Santa drug use, promiscuity and “We want to take the commu- Community Center, 5929 Visitor's Center, 8543 Navarre 5086 Canal Street, Milton Rosa County? other problems. nity input and cross-reference it Booker Street, Jay ■ What are the most pressing There are after-school pro- with research data,” Fleming Both meetings are open to all Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report needs in Santa Rosa County that grams in Gulf Breeze. Two said. “Where the two intersect is residents of Santa Rosa County. Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. have to be addressed in order to examples are The Club Family where we will focus our atten- “The important thing to Felonies Martin, Timothy Lee, W/M, strengthen families and commu- Sports Complex’s after-school tion to address the community remember is we are doing this 25, 2600 block of Edmund nities? program for kids in member and needs.” with the intent of strengthening 1/25/2010 Drive, Gulf Breeze, obstruction ■ How can residents, busi- non-member families, and The Fleming said the idea is to the families and communities of Broxson, Cody Lee, W/M, of justice. nesses, public agencies and non- Funplex offers an After School write one grant proposal to Escambia and Santa Rosa coun- 28, 7200 block of Bonnie Lane, 1/30/2010 profit organizations address Activities Program (A.S.A.P.). address multiple needs initia- ties,” Fleming said. “We want to Navarre, failure to appear. Hendricks, Hunter James, these needs with focused action “After-school programs for tives across Escambia and Santa address the weaknesses and Drinkwater Jr., Frederick W/M, 20, 7400 block of and resources? the middle school kids seems to Rosa counties. build on the strengths of the Pete, W/M, 53, 200 block of Harvest Village Court, Education, health care, quali- be a priority,” Fleming said. “I can’t promise that will hap- communities.” Firethorn Road, Gulf Breeze, Navarre, violation of probation. ty and availability of jobs and “The same issue was raised in pen, but in all likelihood that will Letters burglary and larceny. 1/31/2010 youth programs were the most Milton.” be the case,” Fleming stated. ■ Readers appreciate 1/26/2010 Schultz, Deborah Carol, deeply discussed topics at the The meeting was one of The results of the forums also GBN’s local government, Haun, Lance Delane, W/M, W/F, 56, 8100 block of Fourth Gulf Breeze forum. Most were five in Santa Rosa County. will be shared with Santa Rosa community coverage, 6A 24, 1900 block of Guseman Street, Navarre, resisting an Road, Gulf Breeze, driving officer. with a suspended license. Sasser, Wolfgang James, DUIs TEACHER: Smith had dream hinting award might come W/M, 18, 3000 block of change.” taught in Santa Rosa County for Elementary, Kindra Hosman of Crittenden Drive, Navarre, lar- 1/18/2010 Continued from page 1A ceny and dealing in stolen Blair, Kayla Dee, W/F, 25, Smith was joined in her 33 years. Gulf Breeze High, Mary property. 7700 block of Navarre classroom celebration Friday by “I was fortunate to team Graham of Gulf Breeze Middle, administrators, teachers and Welch, Eric Lee, W/M, 25, Parkway, Navarre, DUI. media entered Smith’s class- her husband and daughter. She teach with her the last three Elizabeth Mann of Oriole Beach 7400 block of Emerson Street, 1/29/2010 room last Friday morning and had just told her class that she years she taught,” Smith said. Elementary, and Brandon Koger Navarre, possession of a Balding, Jessica Leigh, surprised her with the honor and had a dream the night before the “She taught me so much. She of Woodlawn Beach Middle weapon by a convicted felon, W/F, 25, 8400 block of Gulf flowers. When administrators presentation. She dreamed that especially taught me how to School. larceny and dealing in stolen Boulevard, Navarre, DUI. conducted their final interview WEAR-TV cameras came to her deal with parents.” The Golden Apple Awards property. Mickow, Brian Lynn, W/M, with her, they asked what she room followed by Wyrosdick. The other finalists for Banquet to honor all the 1/27/2010 34, 4800 block of Martina Way, would change about the school But she still was surprised when Teacher of the Year were Teachers of the Year for Santa Jackson, Amanda Lee, Gulf Breeze, DUI. where she works. her dream became reality. Tammie White of Holley- Rosa County will be held March W/F, 33, 400 block of York Sagraves, Elizabeth Joy, “That was a very difficult One of her students said, Navarre Intermediate and 11 at New World Landing in Street, Gulf Breeze, violation W/F, 42, 1700 block of Ivalea question,” she said. “I really did “Yay! Now we get pizza and ice Kenda Parker of Santa Rosa Pensacola. of probation. Circle, Navarre, DUI. not have an answer. This school cream!” High. Next week Campbell, Timothy Robert, 1/31/2010 is so well-organized and runs so Smith has 23 fifth-graders in Teachers of the Year for Gulf ■ First story in a five-week W/M, 28, 5500 block of Schultz, Deborah Carol, well, I honestly could not think her class. Her favorite teacher Breeze schools include Mary series on Gulf Breeze-area Charter Circle, Gulf Breeze, W/F, 56, 8100 block of Fourth of anything I would want to mentor is Linda White, who Ann Proctor of Gulf Breeze Teachers of the Year violation of probation. Street, Navarre, DUI.
Emergency Reports Pest Control Services Advertisement for Bids Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue and Midway Fire District Request for Proposal CITY OF GULF BREEZE To learn more about Gulf The City of Gulf Breeze intends to establish a contract for the pur- 1070 SHORELINE DRIVE Breeze Fire & Rescue, log on chase of Pest Control Services. The City of Gulf Breeze solicits GULF BREEZE, FL 32561 to www.cityofgulfbreeze.com/ proposals from interested and qualified vendors experienced with firedept/index.html. pest control for the purpose of entering into a 3-year agreement - with an option for two additional (2) years - to provide pest control Separate sealed BIDS for the following: NATURAL GAS services at the City's fifteen locations SERVICE EXPANSION FOR THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE will Midway Fire District be received by the CITY OF GULF BREEZE at the office of the GB Fire & Rescue For the week ending Jan. The City of Gulf Breeze is requesting sealed statements of quali- Owner until 2:00 pm., Tuesday, March 22, 2011, and then at Gulf Breeze Fire and 27, Midway Fire District was fications, and bids through February 17th, 2011, 2:00 pm (CST), said office publicly opened and read aloud. Rescue was called for 15 called for 25 incidents. These local time, from individuals or firms experienced with pest control emergencies during the week emergencies included 21 The project consists of the installation of a natural gas services. Immediately following the deadline for receipt of state- ending Jan. 28. These inci- medical assists, 1 brush fire, pipeline from the intersection of Highway 98 and CR 399 in Gulf ments, those statements received will be opened and publicly dents included 6 medical calls, 2 good intent-canceled on acknowledged. Statements of Interest and Qualifications should Breeze, across Santa Rosa Sound via directional drill on 3 motor vehicle accidents, 1 scene or en route, and 1 pub- be kept to 15 single side pages (8.5"x11" w/1" margins, 10 point Pensacola Beach where service will be provided to the core area hazardous materials situation, lic-service assist. font minimum) and limited to a 1/4" presentation binder. of the island. a false medical call and 3 dis- For more information, log Statements of bid and qualifications with an original signature, two patched and canceled en on to www.midwayfire.com. (2) additional copies, and (1) digital copy should be submitted to: A MANDATORY Pre-Bid Meeting will be held at 10:00am on route. Thursday, February 24, 2011, at the office of the Owner. Bids City of Gulf Breeze will only be accepted from General Contractors in attendance at Sheriff’s Report City Clerk this Pre-Bid meeting. Information from Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Department P.O. Box 640 Gulf Breeze, Florida 32562-0640 Point of Contact will be Richard Delp, CSI (Baskerville-Donovan, Inc.) at [email protected]. Navarre men jailed for burglary The information may also be hand delivered to City Hall,1070 Two Navarre men were firearms hidden in bushes and Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561. Statements received The CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be examined at the fol- arrested Tuesday, Jan. 25 and underneath a vacant trailer after the closing time will be returned unopened. lowing locations: charged with multiple counts close to Welch’s residence. City of Gulf Breeze, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, FL of burglary, weapons posses- Welch already had sold a Statements must be clearly marked "Statements of Bid for City of 32561, sion and dealing in stolen shotgun, which was recov- Gulf Breeze Pest Control Services". Baskerville-Donovan, Inc., 449 West Main Street, Pensacola, FL property after an alleged ered. 32502 and the break-in of a residence on Welch, who previously was Full bid specifications may be found at the City's website Dodge Plan Room, 700 S. Pace Boulevard, Pensacola, FL Vineyard Street. convicted of a felony weapons www.cityofgulfbreeze.com., on January 27, 2011. Questions 32501. Wolfgang Sasser, 18, offense in 2010, was arrested regarding this solicitation, or for obtaining bid specifications, may admitted to Santa Rosa on five counts of grand theft be addressed by contacting David Szymanski, Assistant City CDs of the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be obtained at County investigators that he of a firearm, four counts of Manager, City of Gulf Breeze, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, the office of Baskerville-Donovan, Inc. located at 449 West Main stole five firearms that includ- possession of a firearm by a ed pistols, rifles and a shot- convicted felon, and one FL, (850) 934-5135. Street, Pensacola, Fl 32502 upon payment of $100.00 each. gun from an acquaintance. count of dealing in stolen END OF SECTION 00010 Sasser solicited the help of a property. Gulf Breeze News 1/27, 2/3/2011 Legal # 1579 friend, Eric Welch, 25, to Sasser was arrested on Gulf Breeze News 2/3, 2/10/2011 Legal # 1581 assist him with the theft and five counts of grand theft of a selling the firearms. firearm and one count of deal- Deputies located the ing in stolen property.
GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS February 3, 2011 3 A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS ‘Hope 4 Pope’ fundraiser brings in $10,000 for cause strolled in and out of the Rec we started here. Her sister Anna’s care is planned for 2-6 mal dresses. There will be a BY JOE CULPEPPER Center for hours, perusing and played on that team with my p.m. on March 20 at the dress sale and silent auction, Gulf Breeze News purchasing hundreds of yard- daughter. She was a joy to have Pensacola Beach Hilton, where refreshments and entertainment [email protected] sale items, buying raffle tickets here. We enjoyed Anna so Pope is an employee. The event with proceeds going to Pope’s Anna Pope couldn’t be in and acquiring red ‘Hope 4 much, and we love her very will be a dress drive that aims recovery fund. Gulf Breeze for Saturday’s Pope’ t-shirts. much!” to collect prom and evening To learn more about the “Hope 4 Pope” fundraiser, “It’s very overwhelming to Zeigler said the event was dresses and re-sell them. dress drive and to get involved, which raised $10,000 to help see everyone come out with a relatively easy to organize and Organizers will collect new contact Kerri Wright at (850) the local resident offset some of Andrea Pope Biggs donation whether it’s the stuff operate. and used semi-formal and for- 346-5158. her expenses as she recovers work? That’s awesome!’ “ said to sell or monetary donations,” “Everyone just from a closed brain injury suf- Andrea Pope, Anna’s sister. Andrea Pope said. “It’s much really wanted to fered during an October auto “I’m sure she had a big smile appreciated. We’re thankful for help,” she said. accident. on her face.” all the support.” “Anna is a hard Are You a Beginning But the miracle of wireless, Anna remains in Georgia Principle organizers were person not to like. Computer User Who digital communications where she is undergoing treat- Erin Zeigler and Robbie Lofty She’s always got Needs Help? enabled Pope to see how people ment and rehabilitation at and personnel from the Rec Zeigler a smile on her turned out in droves to pur- Shepherd Pathways. Her Center, including Denise face, and she Call Martha Smith, chase donated goods and enjoy injuries have caused her to Biggs, who remembered Pope’s enjoys motivating people. retired teacher a benefit pancake breakfast at have difficulty speaking and earlier years as an employee of “Everyone really came the Gulf Breeze Recreation maintaining her balance. the city operated facility. together as a community. We 225-8181 Center. Saturday’s events were “Anna was in charge of the got so much stuff that we could “Anna’s boyfriend sent a sponsored by Pope’s friends office,” Biggs recalled. “She barely even fit it into the Rec Reasonable rates. cell-phone picture to my mom, and colleagues from 4 Shore worked all her high school Center. What wasn’t sold was who showed Anna, and she Fit, a Gulf Breeze Rec Center- years here until she left for col- donated to the Waterfront said, ‘I’m having a garage sale based fitness boot camp. A lege. She helped coach one of Mission in Pensacola.” $1,500 tax credit ends December 31st, 2010 HURRY! and I don’t have to do any steady stream of patrons the first volleyball teams that Another fundraiser for Kool Breeze LOCKWOOD: Taught us to take no day for granted of Northwest Florida, Inc. • Residential heating 21 SEER Heatpumps Continued from page 1A Noack said everyone who knew & cooling Qualifies for Lockwood felt the same way. • Routine Service federal tax credit never giving up and living strong “Most of our teams at the • Complete Replacement IQ Drive • One of the highest ever! with cancer. school this year have found a www.koolbreeze.com Lockwood was first diag- way to incorporate Ian’s • Certified Technicians nosed with brain cancer in Livestrong colors – the yellow License # CM-C057173 (850) 939-33325 August 2009 after experiencing gold or black – into their uni- an extreme headache while golf- forms somehow. The volleyball ing with his dad. That led to a teams, the soccer teams, cheer- doctor appointment, which led to leaders, everyone showed their SAUL ULLMAN, M.D. the diagnosis. Before that time, support. Those colors have pret- Specializing in: Ian had no signs of being ill, his ty much become the colors the Microincision Cataract Surgery family said. school has adopted this year.” ● Over 25,000 implants performed ● Friday, the Harbor Assembly The first to offer Multifocal IOL technology He underwent surgery and in Pensacola months of chemotherapy and of God will stage the memorial Visit www.UllmanEye.com was declared free of cancer in the service for Lockwood at noon in Read why over 100 Doctors have chosen spring and summer of 2010. But Russell Stadium. Dr. Ullman for their surgery. Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News last September, doctors found “Since this is during the 9400 University Parkway, Suite 302 Ian Lockwood stands tall with his parents, Kenneth and the cancer had returned, and it school day but not a school- (850 ) 208-1900 was aggressive. Lockwood Denise, prior to the 2010 Beach Bowl against Gulf Breeze. sponsored event, students must attended Navarre High until late Lockwood’s No. 10 has been retired by Navarre High. bring a note from home to attend fall, when he began home- touchdowns of his high school and loved Ian. and sign out at the front office,” schooling between chemothera- career and helped Navarre win “Ian was very excited to get Noack said. “Any teachers that Healing with Stem Cell py treatments. 49-20. The crowd sported Ian the game ball that day, but want to attend will have to go Hypnotherapy Navarre High Principal Brian Lockwood Livestrong buttons watching the press conference through certain procedures and Noack said Lockwood was the and ribbons. There was an emo- after the game you could see have substitutes for their classes, by Dr. Lon Anderson driving force behind much of the tional tribute at halftime. how much weaker Ian had and then attend not in their pro- NOW AVAILABLE AT activity at NHS this school year. Lockwood also worked as a become.” fessional capacity as teachers but “Ian has made a tremendous lifeguard on Navarre Beach dur- Meyer called Ian’s hospital as private individuals. The public AMAZON.COM AND impact on our school and the stu- ing the summers. room Friday morning, reading is welcome.” BOOKSTORES NATIONWIDE dents here – on all of us,” Noack Lockwood was a huge fan of Bible scriptures over the speaker Noack will never forget said. “He loved Navarre High, he the Florida Gators. He was the phone and speaking to Ian per- Lockwood and his impact on this EMAIL: [email protected] loved being a Raider, and he special guest of coach Urban sonally. school. (850) 607-8682 loved the Navarre High Raider Meyer during the Outback Bowl The Navarre Beach Area “At the end of the day, Ian football team. He called the guys and received a game ball after Chamber of Commerce honored personally inspired me to want to on the team his Raider Gang – the Gators defeated Penn State Lockwood on Jan. 18 at its annu- be a better dad, a better husband, his boys.” 37-24 in Tampa on Jan. 1. al awards banquet with the honor and to be the best principal I can Noack said between 20 and 30 “That game was another time of Citizen of the Year for his possibly be every single day,” he of Lockwood’s closest friends, when I am sure he would have inspiration to the community. said. “Ian was the All-American many of them from the football found it easier to stay home and Lockwood could not attend the boy – good student, good kid, team, were with Ian and his fam- lay in bed, but that was not Ian,” function. good athlete, confident but hum- ily from last Wednesday through Noack said. “He wanted to be on Many comments on Facebook ble – and had a wonderful smile Friday until the family needed the sidelines at that game with over the weekend were from that went along with a wonderful some private time with Ian late the team, and he wanted to be other high school students who attitude. The biggest thing he afternoon. there to support Coach Meyer. said Lockwood made them think taught us all, I think, is that you “It was good for Ian’s Raider Coach Meyer had become very about life differently and how to cannot take any day, any moment Gang to have that time with him close to the Lockwood family appreciate life and their families. or any one for granted.” before he passed,” Noack said. “They offered him a lot of sup- port.” Greg Brown, CFA Lockwood played football as long as his illness and therapies Santa Rosa County Property Appraiser would allow. When he was not able to play and was not out of Announces for Your Convenience town for therapy, he stood on the sidelines with the team. Raiders coach Chad Lashley announced SATURDAY during the football banquet that Ian’s No. 10 jersey would be OFFICE HOURS retired. 9:00 AM – 12:00 NOON “There were many times when he was in pain and I know Both Milton & Midway offices it would have been easier, and maybe even more prudent, for (January 2nd thru February 26th) Ian to be home laying in bed rest- To assist in exemption filing for: ing instead of sitting on the side- lines with the team,” Noack said. HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION “But he was determined to be SENIOR CITIZEN EXEMPTION there to support his team even if DISABILITY EXEMPTIONS he could not play. He embodied what it means to live strong with AND AGRICULTURAL CLASSIFICATIONS cancer, all the way to the end. He physically, mentally and emo- Monday through Friday 7:00 am - 4:30 pm tionally faced the most adverse challenges life can throw at you, and kept fighting.” For additional information: During the Oct. 8 football (850) 983-11880 game against Milton, Lockwood 934-88175 scored the first two rushing or visit our website at: www.srcpa.org
GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4A February 3, 2011 GULF BREEZE NEWS Community Gulf Breeze NEWS Pensacola accident claims GB man; prescribed burns planned A Gulf Breeze man died of Tuesday evening. Clanton was bound on Blue Angel Parkway ejected by the impact. He was February and March but could injuries resulting from a two- BRIEFS treated at Sacred Heart Hospital and attempting to turn left wearing a helmet. extend into April or May if nec- vehicle accident in Pensacola. for minor injuries. onto Sorrento Road at approx- Atkinson was cited for viola- essary. The two tracts scheduled Howard Carroll, 77, was imately 12:30 p.m. when he tion of right of way. to be burned comprise an area of exiting the Westgate Village Carroll was cited for viola- severely injured on Monday, Jan. tion of right of way. was struck by a Toyota van ■ approximately 317 acres. Complex at 11:20 a.m. when he 24 when, according to a report ■ driven by Shirley Atkinson, Gulf Islands National “Burns restore habitat and pulled out in front of westbound by the Florida Highway Patrol, Gulf Breeze resident Conor P. 72, of Pensacola. The Florida Seashore plans to conduct two reduce hazardous fuel levels, a 2002 Cadillac DeVille driven he pulled into the path of another Grace, 32, was seriously injured Highway Patrol report indicat- prescribed burns in the Naval which will serve to better pro- by Keith Clanton, 43, of vehicle on Michigan Avenue Friday, Jan. 28 when he was ed that Atkinson failed to Live Oaks Area along U.S. tect the Park and local commu- Pensacola. west of Valle Escondido Drive. struck in Pensacola while riding yield the right of way, and her Highway 98 in Gulf Breeze in nity in case of a wildfire,” The report said Carroll, driv- Carroll was transported to a motor-scooter. vehicle collided with the the coming weeks. Superintendent Dan Brown ing a 2002 Ford pickup, was Baptist Hospital, where he died Grace was traveling south- motor-scooter. Grace was Burning likely will occur in said.
Flu-like symptoms escalating Debate team Sacred Heart Hospital con- Director Dr. Fred Mixon said Countdown to 50: plans Feb. 12 tinues to see a large increase the number of patients with in the number of flu cases flu-like symptoms had at least rummage sale and other upper respiratory tripled from about five cases The Gulf Breeze High illnesses. The Emergency per day in December to 15-20 Gulf Breeze historical tidbits School debate team will Department has seen record per day in the past week. numbers of patients in the This year, most of the flu hold a Rummage Sale on past week – more than 300 cases seen in the U.S. have Saturday, Feb. 12 between people per day. At Sacred been due to a Type A virus What were some early uses of the 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. in the Heart Urgent Care, Medical called H3N2. front high school parking lot. The squad is raising Live Oak reservation on U.S. 98? money to fund its travel to the state tournament and In the early 1920s, the Boy Hooper serving as Scout the advent of voting in Gulf other competitions. Scouts and Girl Scouts of Master of Troop 11 sponsored Breeze was obtained from The public is encour- America established camps in by the United Methodist Annice Broxson Webb’s book aged to donate items for the Live Oak reservation. The Church of Gulf Breeze. The ‘Journey to Change.’ Thank the sale and contact Sallie Boy Scout camp – Camp Big first Eagle Scout in Gulf you to all citizens who have Papajohn at (850) 380- Heart – was located near Breeze was Paul Villane. The shared and will be sharing 8312 or Santa Rosa Sound. The Girl second was David Villane, and their previously published [email protected] Scout camp – Camp Isabella the third was Jerome (Jerry) memories of Gulf Breeze with or Hailey Phillips at (850) Ingraham – was east of the Lawson Duncan Jr. Gulf Breeze News. 497-2378 or boys’ camp. In the 1950s, a When this area became a [email protected]. On Aug. 10, 2011, Gulf Breeze Boy Scout camp for African part of the Gulf Islands Hot chocolate will be Americans – Camp Sinton – National Seashore on Jan. 8, will celebrate its golden anniversary as a city. As part of Gulf Breeze available, and a bake sale was established on the 1971, these camps were abol- News’ countdown to this milestone will be going on during the Pensacola Bay side. ished. occasion, we are publishing weekly rummage sale. Any and all The first Boy Scout troop ■ tidbits of historical significance about the city of Gulf Breeze. Check donations will be appreci- was established in Gulf Breeze Note: Information for last Page 4A each week for the latest ated. in the early 1950s with Stan week’s historical tidbit about installment. Spaghetti Dinner
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Two meetings are received and offer input to Meetings will be held at: of consolidating the Proposed services provide meeting on Tuesday, Feb. scheduled for residents commissioners and county ■ Navarre Visitor waste-collection services garbage pick-ups either 15 from 6 to 7 p.m. in wishing to learn more staff. By offering a fran- Center, 8543 Navarre for the south end of the once or twice per week, Meeting Room B of the about the solid-waste chise to one provider, resi- Parkway, Navarre, on county. A request for pro- weekly recycling, pick-up Research Pavilion at the franchise proposals dents will gain greater Tuesday, Feb. 8 at 6 p.m. posal was offered in late and removal of yard Andrews Institute. received by the county for services, road damage ■ Community Life 2010 and closed in debris every other week, Teams need to pick out garbage service in the from multiple garbage Center, 4115 Soundside January. The Santa Rosa and bulk-item disposal on their campsites, and there unincorporated areas of trucks will be reduced, and Drive, Gulf Breeze, on Board of County demand at the average bid will be fundraising ideas Gulf Breeze and Navarre. instances of illegal dump- Thursday, Feb. 10 at 6 p.m. Commissioners will inter- of $51 per quarter. and decorating tips. Only The meetings will help ing will be reduced, all at Approximately four view the five top compa- ■ three meetings remain residents to learn more rates less than what most years ago, Santa Rosa nies who submitted bids There will be a Gulf before the 2011 event on about the proposals residents currently pay. County began the process on Tuesday Feb. 15. Breeze Relay for Life April 29-30. Hoe ‘n Hum Garden Club plants tree in park The Hoe ‘n Hum Garden Members heard updates on the Club observed Arbor Day on p canals and reinstatement of the Jan. 21 by planting a 20-foot area covenants. American Sycamore tree at Shoreline Park. Talk of theTown Krewes host Beach The Sycamore is a shade tree T T Grand Black-Tie Ball and should provide much- By Betty Archer Allen bet t [email protected] appreciated shade to ballpark Get into the Mardi Gras spir- patrons for generations to it! The 2011 Pensacola Beach come. Claire Carlson, Hoe ‘n Gulf Coast Friends will be held O’Donnell Garden, 411 Bunker Grand Black-Tie Ball presented Hum’s Arbor Day Chairman, at New World Landing on Hill Dr, Pensacola (456-9740) by the Krewe of Brewe and and Ron Pulley, Director of Thursday, Feb. 10. Doors open ■ The Oley Olsen Garden, Krewe of Bananamals will be Gulf Breeze Parks and at 11 a.m. 6806 Kitty Hawk Dr, Pensacola held Saturday, Feb. 19 from 8 Recreation Center, participated Participants and guests will (457-2172) p.m. to midnight at the in the planting of the tree. learn about the art of flower The public is invited to par- Pensacola Beach Elk’s Lodge. arranging with club member ticipate in the free tours. Entertainment will be provided Gulf Isle Neighbors Linda Henderson and enjoy a on two floors – Lektric Mullet wonderful meal and conversa- Santa Rosa Shores on one floor and singer Tim Gulf Isle Neighbors, a local tion with good friends. Homeowners Assoc. Spencer on another floor. woman’s club committed to Heavy hors d oeuvres and cash friendship, community service Camellia Garden Tours Volunteers from the Santa bar will be available. You do and charity, will meet Rosa Shores Homeowners not have to be a member to Wednesday, Feb. 9, at the There will be four gardens Association recently raked, attend; it’s open to the public Pensacola Civic Center, 201 offered for tours on Saturday, picked up trash, cut and cleared Tickets cost $40 and can be East Gregory Street in Feb. 19 between 10 a.m. and overgrown right of ways, purchased at the Elk’s Lodge, Pensacola. noon: trimmed trees and did neces- Sabine Sandbar, Sandshaker, or Social time begins at 11 a.m., ■ University West Florida sary landscaping at the entrance at the door. Call (850) followed by the program at 11:30 Camellia Garden (call Dr. on College Parkway. The 723-4053 or (850) 916-0599. and lunch at noon. The program Gordon Eade at 476-0241) homeowners put a sparkle to will be presented by Gulf Isle ■ The John Stratton Garden, the community. Neighbors member Michelle 4691 Cerny Road, Pensacola Santa Rosa Shores held its West, a popular local singer and (456-0241) quarterly general meeting Jan. successful business lady. ■ The Jack and Cinny 29 at Tiger Point Country Club. Cost of lunch is $10. Guests are welcome to attend. Reservations are required by Friday, Feb. 4. Contact Joyce Lowery at joyclowery@ bellsouth.net. Plans also are under way for the club’s annual charity fash- ion show on Tuesday, April 12 at the Pensacola Yacht Club. Cost will be $25, which includes lunch. In addition to the fashion show, there will be prizes and a silent auction. Several local celebrities have agreed to model. For information and reserva- tions, call Jackie Pergande at 932-4221. Membership is open to ladies in the Gulf Breeze/Pensacola Beach area. For more information, call Mary Claus at 916-9455. Gulf Coast Friends
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P.O. Box 1414 Spot: 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbourtown Unit #35 By Scott Page Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Office: (850) 932-8986 Fax: (850) 932-8794 What could www.gulfbreezenews.com improve the 2009 Florida Press Association quality of Statewide Award Winner ■ 1st Place - Best Sports Section life in Santa Rosa County?
CO-PUBLISHERS Lisa Newell Victoria Papajohn EDITOR Ian Lockwood’s spirit will live forever Joe Culpepper Issues that deserve our atten- This week is the time to tem- SPORTS EDITOR tion and reflection: porarily put aside our rivalry Jason Thompson ■ Navarre High School and understand that we are all SALES senior Ian Lockwood one flock under God. Rusti Fontaine succumbs to brain cancer. May our Heavenly Father “Standard affordable housing. The news last Friday that the bless Ian Lockwood’s soul and We have a lot of sub-standard OFFICE MANAGER courageous young man had lost comfort his family and friends. housing.” Karen Murphy a nearly two-year battle against He lived strong, and he never Shirley Cornett ART DIRECTOR cancer was difficult to swallow. will be forgotten. Amen. Gulf Breeze Denise Lukas By all accounts, Ian Lockwood ■ Gulf Breeze News colum- was a remarkable person who It will be a solemn occasion At times, the student bodies nist Bette Boyle celebrates her GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION shared his love of family and Friday when a memorial cere- at Gulf Breeze High and 95th birthday today. Sidney Copson friends until his last dying mony will be held at Navarre’s Navarre High get caught up in Congratulations to the grand CONTRIBUTORS breath. He inspired not only the Russell Stadium, where the competitive rivalry between lady of Gulf Breeze. How many Betty Archer Allen community of Navarre but the Lockwood exceled in football the two schools. But deep down people do you know who are Bette Boyle entire Northwest Florida region over the past few seasons. Many inside, we are all Santa Rosans still tooling their trade at age Pam Brannon as he overcame complication tears will be shed as attendees and Floridians and Americans. 95? Not too many, I’d wager. Scott Page after complication to live his remember the life of a humble It was gratifying to see numer- Her columns – including today’s Jack Kale final months and days in a dig- role model while offering com- ous Gulf Breeze students wear- on Page 7A – are treasures, and nified manner that all of us fort and support to the young ing yellow shirts in Lockwood’s I eagerly anticipate many more should try to emulate. man’s grieving family. memory during school Monday. during the years to come. Member: Florida Press Association “More volunteers, especially at local non-profit organizations.” National Newspaper Assn. Bob Currey Gulf Breeze Area Chamber Facts, faith & forgiveness transcend all Gulf Breeze of Commerce (“2003 Small Business of the Year”) With reference to Pam transforms bread and wine to Pensacola Beach Chamber Brannon’s Jan. 27 article contain His body and blood is a of Commerce ‘Communion controversy casts mystery we do not compre- Pensacola Chamber cloud on local church,’ I would hend; but it is not difficult for of Commerce like to address three areas: the God who can raise the dead, facts, faith, and forgiveness. feed a multitude with a few Navarre Tourist loaves, and create a universe. Development Council ■ Facts. Twice the 19-year The Good Shepherd continues Santa Rosa County Chamber old daughter (named in the arti- of Commerce cle) was observed to leave the to feed His flock. ■ church immediately after the ground as she got into her when many of Christ’s disci- Forgiveness. All of us are LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze Communion and bend over to car and, while she was driving ples left because they could sinners called by Christ to seek News welcomes your opinion. put something on the ground as off, the Sacristan found the not accept this teaching, forgiveness and to forgive one “Building a courthouse in the We reserve the right to edit a she entered her vehicle. The Eucharist, intact, on the ground Jesus did not say that He was another. We pray that anyone south end of the county.” letter to fit space available. We first time, Father Kelly saw her where she left it. speaking figuratively; instead who has desecrated the Brenda Dimos do not accept letters containing ■ a personal attack on any indi- and, when the Mass was over, Faith. Catholics take He repeated in John 6:56, Eucharist will realize that this Navarre vidual. Letters must be limited found the Eucharist, whole and literally, not figuratively, the “Whoever eats my flesh and is offensive to God and will to one per month from an indi- unbroken, on the ground where identical words of Christ drinks my blood remains in seek His forgiveness. vidual writer. If we receive form he saw her bend over. The sec- found in Matthew 26:26, me, and I in him.” ■ letters, we will print only the first ond time, the Sacristan Mark 14:22, and Luke 22:19, The Eucharist is central to Clay Olschner is a resident one we receive. Include your observed her put something on “This is my body.” Even the Catholic Mass. How Christ of Navarre. name, address and daytime phone number.
CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze News is committed to accuracy GAS WATCH Receiving ‘GBN’ weekly highlight and wants to hear from you if we need to make a correction or I think the ‘Gulf Breeze Grand Pointe, Tiger Point and clarification. Please email us Slight relief News’ is an outstanding publica- ETTERS into Pensacola. I look forward to at [email protected] tion. Each week, I look forward L visiting Gulf Breeze this sum- with the subject line found at pump to receiving it in the mail, and mer. “There’s not much for kids to den because the soil was “pure, do in the area. They need a CORRECTION or Average retail gasoline it’s usually only one week Many thanks for all your white sand.” So, basically, we skating rink or a bowling alley, CLARIFICATION. Or, call prices in the Pensacola area behind, sometimes not that efforts and hard work to publish had to make our own fertile soil or something.” (850) 932-8986 during fell 7.5 cents per gallon last much. ‘Gulf Breeze News.’ It is a by mixing peat moss, manure Gail Lepley office hours and ask for week, averaging $3.03 a The few years we lived in treasure. news or sports departments. and bagged soil. The men in Gulf Breeze gallon Sunday. This com- Gulf Breeze were some of Bette Hund ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze Villa Venyce were helping each pared with the national the best of my life. My old- Charleston, S.C. News will not be responsible for other put in irrigation systems average that fell 0.6 cents est son, Bobby Isaac, gradu- quality or discoloration in ads and building boat houses. per gallon last week to ated from Gulf Breeze High Reader understands provided by the advertiser or its We organized a homeown- $3.08, according to gaso- School in 1976. Bobby subscription’s value agents. ers association in 1972 that led line price Web site played varsity football and to the Villa Venyce Garden Gulf Breeze News is published PensacolaGasPrices.com. baseball. My youngest son, I’ve just finished reading the weekly on Thursdays for $35 Prices Sunday were 37.6 Arthur Leary, finished Gulf Club being founded by a few Jan. 20 issue of Gulf Breeze per year by Gulf Breeze News cents per gallon higher than Breeze Middle School and of us ladies. The canals in News and understand what the Publishing, Inc. Periodical the same day a year ago we moved to Jacksonville in Villa Venyce emptied into the newspaper is up against. postage paid at Gulf Breeze, and 0.5 cents per gallon 1978. beautiful Sound. Boating and Enclosed is a check to start my Florida. USPS # 021819. higher than a month ago. Our home in Gulf Breeze was fishing were high on every- mail subscription. Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- The national average has in Villa Venyce, and it was still one’s list of activities. It was a The paper’s reporting on tions. POSTMASTER: Please being developed. I remember so wonderful place to live and local government is most appre- send address changes to increased 3.6 cents per gal- “Helping the community raise a family. Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box lon during the last month well Jim Kobacker (the develop- ciated. Thanks for providing the organizations that are already 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. and stands 41.0 cents per er) riding around and telling I’ve returned to Gulf Breeze details. Local news is very good. established to help with All content is copyrighted gallon higher than one year everyone that “things were look- several times to visit good Keep up the good work. community needs.” 2010. Advertising rates are ago. ing good.” We were all ponder- friends. A few still live in Villa Jake Commer Norma Wagner available upon request. ing how to start a lawn and gar- Venyce. Others have moved to Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze
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Column ideas harder to peg, but thrill of writing continues Editor’s note: Today long gone from home! breezenews.com). matter how short the distance (Feb. 3) is Bette Boyle’s 95th In fact, it was not until ■ is that you walk; if you do it birthday. Happy birthday, several years after my daugh- The recent news is all every day, it makes you feel Bette! ter earned a degree in about the passing of Jack better and look better. I think ■ Journalism and was writing LaLanne, the man the the fresh juice every day Over the many years I professionally that I started newscasters all said was could be a help, too. have been writing for news- to write regularly – on what “expected never to die.” ■ papers, I have been fortunate was to be, through various Well, what a good, long Here are some fun defini- enough to receive a few changes over time, the very run he had! Now I myself tions of “bachelor:” appreciative letters. Of column you see now. I began am getting close to his age, ■ A guy who is footloose course, I have saved them. of 25 whole dollars!. mother. But soon, with a full again at what is usually con- and, though I can’t bend and fiancee-free. When ideas for a column I was thrilled by the complement of five kids, and sidered ‘retirement’ age. I iron bars and don’t sell ■ A man who never makes are hard to come by, I recall chance to vie for so magnifi- involvement in various laugh to think how very juicers, I can remind you the same mistake once. how long it has been since I cent a sum and was lucky organizations and local poli- young 62 seems to me now! of that one activity that is ■ The only man who has wrote the first one back in enough to win. With two tics, writing for its own sake If you have ideas of your guaranteed to add to your never told his wife a lie. 1944. It was for a contest in young sons at the time, writ- was put aside. Nevertheless, own but think you don’t have health and your longevity. ■ A guy who has avoided a local newspaper sponsored ing seemed a marvelous it turned out to be something the time to write about them, Keep moving! the opportunity to make by a grocery chain that had a thing to do at home and still I would pick up again after let me know. I’m interested You needn’t be as gung-ho some woman miserable. splendid prize of an unheard be a full-time presence as a those kids were grown and (e-mail news@gulf- as Jack LaLanne. It doesn’t See you next time!
OBITUARIES Community garden
OPAL JUANITA CADY Bohn was born April 4, 1939, railroad cars as a theme. In the Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 808, quickly taking root 1926-2011 in Carson N.D., to Walter and later years, he worked in the Gulf Breeze, FL, 32562. The Gulf Breeze community or green technology curriculum. Julia Hanson Bohn. He graduat- family business at Pensacola has come together with enthusi- The garden will provide the ed from the University of North Hardware until retirement. RAYMOND HUTSON Opal Juanita Cady, 84, of Gulf asm for having a community growing area, seeds and plants. Breeze, passed away Saturday, Dakota as a Certified Public Trains were a life-size hobby 1924-2011 Accountant and spent the major- for Brodie. He used an antique garden at Gulf Breeze Chamber Donations can be tax- Jan. 29, 2011. of Commerce headquarters at deductible. Call Dr. Robert Cady was born Oct. 7, 1926 ity of his career in the cable tele- caboose as the heart of his Raymond H. Hutson, 86, of 409 Gulf Breeze Parkway. Randel at 934-1919 for more and raised in Kirbyville, Texas vision industry. Santa Rosa vineyard setting Gulf Breeze passed away on and later moved to Beaumont, Bohn was a long-time resi- where he tended and harvested Friday, Jan. 21, 2011 from com- Of the original 25 growing information. Texas. She and her dent of Gulf Breeze. Among his grapes from some 90 vines. He plications due to areas, only four remain. husband, Kimble, many interests were his family, passed on a majority of his rail- Amyotrophic Anyone interested in organic County Democrats raised their three camping, fishing, playing guitar road collection to Yakima Valley Lateral Sclerosis gardening with others can join to meet at Billy Bob’s daughters in Vidor, and cards. Rail and Steam Museum in (ALS), more com- the garden for $50 a year and He was preceded in death by Toppenish, Wash. Texas where they monly known as attend most of the educational Santa Rosa County his wife of 37 years, Mary Lou His community activities owned and operat- Lou Gehrig’s dis- classes and social events for Democrats will hold a Dutch- ed several busi- Koch Bohn. involved the Pensacola Little ease. He is survived by his four chil- Theatre, where he met his wife, free. Treat Dinner Meeting on nesses including Hutson moved The fee for persons wishing Tuesday, Feb. 9, at Billy Bob’s Cady Cady’s Malt & dren and five grandchildren: Ann, and served as president to the Pensacola Hutson to garden with the other mem- Barbecue, 911 Gulf Breeze Burger and Cady’s Bryan Bohn of Pennsylvania, his and in many capacities. The area in 1959 to bers in a 4-by-16-foot growing Mobile Home Sales. They retired wife Susan and their children Brodies traveled the globe on join his parents, who started Parkway. The dinner will begin to Gulf Breeze in 1977. Caroline and Kyle; Brenda Bohn numerous occasions and visited Hutson Hardware Store. He bed is $100 for the year. The at 6 p.m. with the program at 7. Nita is survived by Cassy of Georgia; Wayne Bohn of all 48 states including Canada in eventually started his own garden bed includes the raised The public is invited to attend. Cady-Smith of Pensacola and Arkansas, his wife Lisa and their their recreational vehicle or by Manufacturers’ Representative bed, the initial compost soil, Deborah Nelson, President of her husband, Wayne; Carol children Maxwell and Aimee; train. business, Hutson Distributing drip irrigation and a pergola- the League of Women Voters, and Debbie Farlow of Georgia, Singletary of Birmingham, Ala.; Brodie was a charter member Co., which he continued for type overhead structure. and Benjamin Stevenson, Legal her husband David and their and Lisa Newell and her hus- of the Gulf Breeze Rotary Club many decades. The garden will have a vari- Counsel for the ACLU, Florida child Jack. in 1973 and was awarded the band, Bob, of Gulf Breeze. Hutson was born in ety of cultural events of music, Northwest Region, will be the One of 13 siblings, he is sur- Paul Harris Fellowship award. Grandchildren are Andrea Urichsville, Ohio, grew up in art and poetry. There will be vived by five brothers, Walter, He was a coin collector, active guest speakers. They will Eubanks of Buckeye, Ariz.; New York state and attended growing beds sponsored for address the topic “Is a Jim, Stewart, Larry and Bruce; church member of Gulf Breeze Cornell University. He served in Matthew Tindall of Beaumont, and four sisters, Virginia, Gloria, children’s education and two Corporation a Person?” There Texas; Kristin Lauderdale, of Presbyterian Church and family the United States Army during Julie and Peggy. man. He always enjoyed a vari- World War II. He had a life-long beds available for anyone will be an opportunity for ques- Clanton, Ala.; Lauryn Smith of A celebration of Bohn’s life involved in horticulture, agri- tions. Auburn, Ala.; Lindsay Wentworth ety of entertainment of the arts passion for jazz music and was to be held at a later date. culture, landscaping, food pro- To learn more, contact of Birmingham, Ala.; Taylor from the theatre to the sympho- played in many local jazz bands over the years. He was a Shriner duction, urban renewal, ecology Singletary of Birmingham, Ala.; ny and barbershop quartet per- Seegar Swanson at 936-8704. SCOTT BRODIE and a 32nd Degree Mason. Natalie and Hank Newell of Gulf formances to his granddaugh- 1917-2011 Hutson is predeseased by his Breeze.; and five great-grand- ter’s dance recitals. Brodie was preceded in death wife, Anna, and his brother, children. Scott Brodie, 93, of Gulf by his parents, Edith and John Donald Hutson. Nita loved to read and was a Breeze, passed away on Brodie of Larchmont, N.Y.;broth- He is survived by sons, Tom lifelong fan of the Dallas Monday, Jan. 24, 2011. er, Walter Brodie of Larchmont; (Suzanne) and William Hutson; Cowboys and Frank Sinatra. Brodie was born Nov. 22, and cousin, Lt. Col. Virginia and grand-daughters, Danya A family gathering will be held 1917 in New York City and Deady of Sarasota. Collyer and Chesli Hutson. at a later date. raised in Larchmont, N.Y. He He is survived by his wife of Private services will be held In lieu of flowers, donations attended South Kent School, 51 years, Ann Martin Brodie; for the family at a later date. may be made to the Friends of Hackley School and graduated daughter, Susan (Tracy) Arnold; Memorial donations may be the Gulf Breeze Library or with a textile engineering degree son, Steven (Amber) Brodie; and made in Hutson’s name to Covenant Hospice. from Massachusetts Institute of daughter, Edith Brodie; grand- Covenant Hospice, 5041 North Technology. From American children, Lauren and Scott 12th Avenue, Pensacola, FL GEORGE BOHN Viscos he transferred to the Brodie; and nieces, Elizabeth 32504. 1939-2011 newly formed Chemstrand and Brodie Tischler, Catherine was among the first employees Brodie and Janaffa Brodie. George William Bohn, 71, of at the newly constructed plant in A memorial service was held Flowery Branch, Ga., and for- Pensacola. Following his many Sunday, Jan. 30 at Gulf Breeze merly of Gulf Breeze, passed years at Chemstrand, Brodie Presbyterian Church. away on Saturday, Jan. 15, planned, built and owned the Memorial donations may be 2011. Depot Restaurant using antique made to the Gulf Breeze Rotary Dependent on What’sonyourmind?What’sonyourmind? OPIOIDS? It's kind of like Letters to the editor. But it' s live, immediate, and interactive. Health and Pain Management in your hometown community Call in, LIVE on WEBY’s since 2007, has the answer. interactive shows Now offering the most accurate urine drug tests Suboxone Treatment available if you think someone in your household maybe Open Mic 8-9 am abusing opioids. Preliminary results available while you for the successful wait and final results available in 72 to 96 hours. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Section B YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER February 3, 2011 Baptist Health Care provides quality, convenient care in Gulf Breeze, Navarre
As the area’s only community-owned health care system, Baptist Health Care is serious about putting the needs of our communities first – including Gulf Breeze and Navarre. That’s why Submitted photo they offer so many quality, convenient health care A lucky recipient of a Singing Valentine poses for a photo with the Fiesta Barbershop Quartet. facilities and services right in our neighborhood. Gulf Breeze Hospital offers wide range of health services and programs. The newly com- pleted renovation is expected to be open in mid- Be sure to sing February and will increased access and conven- ience for patients of south Santa Rosa County your Valentine’s and surrounding areas. The 10,000-square-foot annex will house additional inpatient beds for surgical patients. praises this year Andrews Institute provides world-class care and service for the athlete in everyone. The ■ On second thought, let the Fiesta Institute’s physicians and medical experts focus on the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of Barbershop Quartet do all the singing musculoskeletal injuries. Baptist Medical Park – Navarre offers resi- BY SCOTT PAGE This Valentine’s dents of Santa Rosa, Okaloosa and Escambia Gulf Breeze News Day, don’t end up [email protected] giving your sig- counties convenient access to medical services, nificant other primary care, specialty physicians and the recent some “song and dance” about why you forgot to addition of the Walk-In Care Clinic that offers a get a gift. The Fiesta Barbershop Quartet can give fast, convenient way to get quality medical care Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News file photo them a song and dance they’ll never forget. without an appointment. Baptist Hospital Gulf Breeze is preparing to Every Valentine’s Day for the last 50-plus years, Baptist Medical Group is a team of expert doc- open its new 10,000-square-foot Two Annex the quartets from the Fiesta Barbershop Chorus tors, nurses and staff joined together to provide East (above). The $5 million expansion will have delivered Singing Valentines to lucky lovers the absolute best in health care services for our add 10 new beds and house a state-of-the- along the Gulf Coast. community. With many primary care physicians art 1,200- square-foot in-patient physical therapy gym. The addition will increase the “It’s the best 10 minutes you’re ever going to and specialists serving Gulf Breeze and Navarre, facility’s total number of beds from 65 to 77. buy for 50 bucks,” said 13-year quartet member you’re sure to find a doctor that’s right for you. Dale Bragan. See a few listed specialties listed below for your ■ For $50, one of the five quartets will deliver two convenience. Specialists program that provides free programs, seminars ■ songs – sung in barbershop harmony – a card and For the full list of physicians and office loca- Urology and services to adults 50 years of age and older. ■ a rose to your beloved. It makes no difference tions, visit www.BaptisMedicalGroup.org or call Vascular surgery Currently, over 20,000 members across north- ■ where they are; the quartet will go to homes, 850-437-8600. Rheumatology west Florida and south Alabama enjoy the bene- ■ offices, restaurants or wherever they’re asked. Baptist offers the following care options: Obstetrics & gynecology fits of Golden Care and lead healthier lives. ■ ■ “Everyone usually applauds,” Bragan said of Primary Care Oncology For additional information about these and ■ ■ the reaction to the Singing Valentine. “Ninety- Internal medicine Plastic surgery other services that Baptist Health Care offers, ■ ■ nine-point-nine percent of the ladies end up crying. Family medicine Orthopaedics visit www.eBaptistHealthCare.org or call 877- ■ They’re just so touched that their husbands or Pediatrics Golden Care is valuable community education 469-7500 and select option 3. boyfriends would do this for them.” The Barbershop Quartets serve the entire Pensacola area and have delivered Singing Valentines as far away as Atmore, Ala., and Foley, Ala. Bay Breeze Assisted Living If you have other special Valentine’s Day gifts to give – such as jewelry or flowers – just let the quartet know and they will deliver them with the Singing Valentine. may be right choice for you “Just send them to us, and we’ll be happy to deliver them,” Bragan said. On Feb. 14, the Fiesta Barbershop Quartets will While passing through the for seniors or others needing "a lit- deliver around 100 Singing Valentines – a service stages of life, there comes a time tle assistance," the community in which the members take great pride. when we still value and want our offers "respite care," a program “It’s wonderful,” Bragan said. “To see your independence, but need the securi- allowing families to bring their music affect someone so strongly is just wonder- ty and comfort of having some- loved ones for a short period ful. It makes us feel real good.” body nearby to assist and encour- of stay. age us. Respite care can be provided Perhaps you are a little unsteady for 24 hours or up to one month. getting dressed, bathing, or Whether the family needs relief Council on Aging remembering to take your medica- from the demands of caregiving tions. Bay Breeze Assisted Living on a 24-7 basis, or has a long seeking volunteers Community can help with those awaited vacation coming, Bay and other special needs and may Breeze can help. We can provide for marketing team be the right choice for you. care to your loved one in a family- Our Assisted Living provides like environment until you are Council on Aging of West Florida is seeking out- personal housekeeping and laun- refreshed, or return and ready going, people-oriented volunteers to join its market- dry services in addition to a com- to resume your normal ing team. The team represents the Council and its fortable restaurant-style dining caregiving duties. services at health fairs, senior expos and community experience. To arrange a tour of our Assisted events in Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties. The socially stimulating and Living Community at Bay Breeze Prior related experience is not required. The entertaining activity program is Submitted photo Nursing and Retirement Center, call Council is looking for volunteers with characteris- one of our most popular features. Bay Breeze Assisted Living offers great services, restaurant-style 850-932-9257. tics that include confidence, an interest in seniors, Residents enjoy elaborately dining and lots of fun, like the Medieval Feast family-themed dinner. How may we help you? physical stamina and the ability to enthusiastically themed family dinner nights such share information with the public. New marketing as the medieval feast (photo fea- recipient, lifelong shrimper, farmer team volunteers will be provided training on turing costumed staff), daily exer- and mill worker, and police officer. Council programs and services. cises, weekly games, and all access Pets are also allowed. Council on Aging of West Florida is a 501(c)(3) computer, represent just some of Should a resident have a medical not-for-profit organization that has served seniors our community's scheduled events. need requiring rehabilitation, Bay and their families since 1972. The organization pro- A new 16-passenger van will take Breeze Nursing and Retirement vides community based in home services in an residents on planned excursions. Center, can provide that service. effort to enable the elderly to live a healthy, safe and Bay Breeze Assisted Living is Bay Breeze is the only certified relevantly independent life in their own familiar unique among other area facilities nursing home in south Santa Rosa surroundings. for many reasons. County. If assisted living residents Council on Aging provides programs and servic- As a small community offering or their loved ones need short or es such as Meals on Wheels, Adult Day Health care only 60 beds, either private or semi- long-term nursing care, they can and Alzheimer's respite care, Case management, private, residents can enjoy addi- find professional, compassionate information and referral services and other volun- tional individualized staff attention staff just through the corridor, in the teer opportunities. and develop close family-like rela- Malcolm Baldrige Bronze For more information, contact Jeff Nall, Vice tionships with their neighbors. Commitment to Quality National President of Marketing Communications at 432- Some neighbors (featured in Award nursing home. 1475 or [email protected]. photo) include a Medal of Honor However, more than a residence
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Christ Church hosts 54th Harlem Globetrotters bring Antique Show February 4-6 Christ Church, Pensacola a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Luncheon tick- will hold its 54th Antique Show ets are $ 10, and lunch includes a on Friday, February 4 through beverage and dessert. Sunday, February 6. A special Preview Party is razzle-dazzle to Pensacola Twenty two vendors from as planned for Thursday, February far away as Illinois and 3, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., and Kentucky and across the will include music, wine and Hot on the heels of the most Southeast are expected to show light hors d'oeuvres. Tickets are successful year in franchise wonderful antiques including $15 per person for this lovely history, the legendary Harlem silver, jewelry, rugs, china, evening event. Globetrotters basketball team linens, art, collectibles, prints, Tickets for all events may be is celebrating its 85th consecu- and furniture. purchased in advance at the tive season with its dazzling The show will be held in the church office or at the door. 2011 “4 Times the Fun” Currin Center from 10 a.m. to 5 Christ Church is located at World Tour. p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and 18 West Wright Street, down- The exciting new tour stops from noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday. town Pensacola. For further in Pensacola, showcasing the Admission is $5, and tickets are information please visit ballers’ wholesome family valid for all three days. www.christ-church.net or call entertainment that has provid- Lunch will be served on Cindra Anderson at ed lifetime memories for gen- Friday and Saturday from 11 (850) 501-1531. erations of fans. The Harlem Globetrotters – which have appeared in a num- ber of big screen movies and television shows – will take the court at the Pensacola Civic Center on Saturday, February 12 at 7 p.m. “Our 85th season promises to be a landmark year, with never before seen innovations in the game,” says Michael Kenney, the Globetrotters’ sen- ior vice president of live event marketing. The Globetrotters – which features players with names like Rocket, Hot Shot, Hi Lite and Bam Bam – will get fans off their feet and into the game with electrifying stunts, goofy gaffs, very creative basketball and, as always, lots of crowd- The Harlem Globetrotters interactive fun. Office, all HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS are known for their in- The North American leg of Ticketmaster outlets, game antics, silly stunts, the “4 Times the Fun” World Charge By Phone at Pensacola Civic Center electrifying basketball Tour tipped-off in December (800) 745-3000, or skills and crowd-pleasing 2010, and runs until mid-April. online at www.ticket- February 12, 7 p.m. The team will play over 270 master.com (additional performances. Their “4 games in more than 220 cities fees may apply). Tickets: Starting at $24 Times the Fun” 2011 in 45 states and six Canadian For the latest news World Tour comes to the provinces. about the Harlem Info: by phone at Pensacola Civic Center on Saturday, February 12 Tickets prices for the Globetrotters, visit the (850) 432-0800 or online at Globetrotters’ show start at team’s official Web at 7 p.m. Ticket prices $24 and are available at The site at www.harlem- pensacolaciviccenter.com begin at $24 and are on Pensacola Civic Center Box globetrotters.com. sale now. Mardi Gras revelry begins this week
The official Mardi Gras cele- Mystic Mafia’s Gangster querade ball is $30 for non- Gras Ball will be held at the bration is scheduled for the first Night Out, Feb. 12, 8 p.m. krewe members and formal Pensacola Beach Elks Lodge, week in March, but the Full “gangster” attire and attire is required. Contact Dean 661 Pensacola Beach Blvd. February calendar is overflow- guns are required. A motor Kirschner at 850-458-7988. For more information, visit ing with balls and other events. coach will leave the krewe pres- www.kreweofwrecks.com. ident’s house at 9 p.m. for Krewe of Warriors Mardi Les Petits Enfants Mall Ball Seville Quarter. The bus departs Gras Ball, Feb. 25, 7:30 p.m. The Order of Zeus Cordova Mall: Feb. 5, 8 p.m. Seville at 1 a.m. The all-inclu- The Krewe of Warriors Mardi Mardi Gras Ball, Feb. 26 This year's event at sive event is for paid members, Gras Ball is at The Hadji Shrine The Order of Zeus 19th annu- Pensacola’s Cordova Mall to only. For more details, email Temple, 9 mile Road, al Mardi Gras Ball will take benefit sick and injured children [email protected]. Pensacola. Tickets are $30 in place at the Pensacola Interstate at Sacred Heart Children's advance, $35 at the door. Attire Fairgrounds, 6655 W. Mobile Hospital. The event is coordi- Navarre Krewe of Jesters is costume, formal or casual – Highway. The theme of this nated by the Krewe of Les Petits Ball, Feb. 19, 7 p.m. all are welcome. There will be a year’s ball is “On the Radio.” Enfants. Tickets can be pur- From 7 p.m. to midnight at cash bar, must be 21 to attend. Guests must be age 21 or older chased in advance of the event St. Sylvester’s Catholic Church For tickets or details, call to attend and dress is formal. for $50 per person at the Sacred in Navarre, there will be danc- Margie Hobbs at 850-994-6723. For tickets or details, e-mail Heart Foundation office or at ing, heavy appetizers and enter- [email protected]. the door for $60. Tables of eight tainment by Flight Tones. Krewe of Wrecks’ are available for $425 if Tickets are $35 each, and are on Kritter Krawl and Kids Harbor Walk Village Mardi reserved in advance. sale to the public. Guests must Parade, Feb. 26, 11 a.m. Gras Parade: Feb. 26, 2 p.m. Must be 21 or older to attend, be age 21 or older to attend. The theme this year is “Mardi Get down to Destin to enjoy and IDs will be checked at the For tickets, contact Charlene Gras Magic – Fun and Furry.” this first Mardi Gras parade on door. Dress is costume or black Tremor at 850-699-7825, Registration for the parade is the beautiful Gulf coast. tie optional. For tickets or more or by e-mail at charlene- 10:30 a.m. and the parade will Dazzling floats, colorful cos- information, call (850) 416-4660. [email protected]. travel from the Pensacola Beach tumes, street performers, and Fire Station. For registration or float riders tossing handfuls of BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY Krewe of Hip Huggers Krewe of Avant details, contact Shelly Johnson beads headline the fun 1:00 pm Ball, Feb. 5, 8 p.m. Garde Ball, Feb. 25. at [email protected]. leading up to a live music Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 This is the randiest Mardi performance. 3.7 miles east of Pens. Beach Exit The Avant Garde Mardi Gras (850) 934-3332 Gras Party this side of New Krewe ball is held at the Krewe of Wrecks For more information, email Orleans. For more information, Pensacola Yacht Club and is Mardi Gras Ball, Feb. 26 [email protected] or Show times good ONLY: Fri, February 4 - Thu, February 10 visit www.hiphuggers.org. open to the public. The mas- The Krewe of Wrecks Mardi call 850-424-0600. ● The Roommate (PG13) 1:45 4:35 7:05 9:10 Krewe of Nauga Pajama ● Sanctum * In DLP Digital 3D (R ) 1:30 4:00 6:50 9:20 Party and Champagne Breakfast, Feb. 5, 10:30 a.m. ● The Mechanic (R ) 1:30 3:55 6:40 9:10 Show up in pajamas or a cos- ● The King' s Speech (R ) 1:25 3:50 6:35 9:05 tume for the annual pajama party and champagne breakfast, ● The Rite (PG13) 1:40 4:05 6:45 9:00 sponsored by the Krewe of ● No Strings Attached (R) 1:35 4:15 7:00 9:15 Nauga. The day includes live ● The Dilemma (PG-13) 1:50 4:25 6:55 9:15 music, a silent auction for vaca- tion weekends and prizes; and ● The Green Hornet * In DLP raffle prizes and giveaways. Digital 3D (PG-13) 1:25 4:05 6:45 9:05 Admission at the door is $15. Find us on Facebook! www.facebook.com For details, call 850-932-4323. To buy tickets online, go to: WWW.MOVIESHOWTIME.NET
GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS February 3, 2011 3 B Fun & Games Gulf Breeze NEWS Ice Flyers host two home matches this week The first week of February is 850-466-3110 full of exciting events along the Friday, Feb. 4 Gulf coast. The Pensacola Ice BEST BETS Pensacola Ice Flyers Flyers host two home matches; vs. Mississippi Surge Pensacola Little Theatre contin- 7:05 p.m., Pensacola Civic ues “Side By Side” by Sondheim; Center, 201 E. Gregory Street, and Christ Church hosts its annu- Celebrating Sinfonia's 5th Cordova Mall Ball Pensacola al Antiques Show and Sale. 7:30 p.m., Emerald Coast 8-11:30 p.m., Cordova Mall, 850-432-0800 Conference Center, Destin 5100 N. 9th Avenue, Pensacola 850-269-7229 850-416-4660 Thursday, Feb. 3 Madeline Bad Hat The World Famous Day – Children's Show Saturday, Feb. 5 "Side by Side" Glenn Miller Orchestra 9:45 and 11:30 a.m., Mattie by Sondheim 5:15 p.m., Naval Aviation Kelly Fine & Performing Arts "God's Promises" 7:30 p.m., Pensacola Little Museum, 1750 Radford Center at Northwest Florida 3:30 and 7:30 p.m., Saenger Theatre, 400 S. Jefferson Boulevard, NAS Pensacola State College, Niceville Theatre, 118 S. Palafox Place, Street, Pensacola 850-453-2389 850-729-6065 Pensacola 850-432-2042 850-595-3882 PMA’s Culture Club "Side by Side" Sunday, Feb. 6 5:30-7:30 p.m., Pensacola by Sondheim TNA Wrestling Live! Barney Live in Concert Museum of Art, 407 S. 7:30 p.m., Pensacola Little 7:30 p.m., Pensacola Civic 1 and 4 p.m., Saenger Theatre, Jefferson Street, Pensacola Theatre, 400 S. Jefferson Center, 201 E. Gregory Street, 118 S. Palafox Place, Pensacola Street, Pensacola Pensacola 850-432-6247 850-595-3882 850-432-2042 850-432-0800 Christ Church Christ Church Christ Church Antiques Show & Sale Annual Pensacola Antiques Show & Sale Antiques Show & Sale 5:30-7:30 p.m., Christ Church, Double Bridge Run 12-4 p.m., Christ Church, 18 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Christ Church, 18 W. Wright Street, Pensacola 1401 East Gregory Street, W. Wright Street, Pensacola 18 W. Wright Street, Pensacola 850-432-5115 Pensacola 850-432-5115 850-432-5115 850-434-2800 The Pensacola Ice Flyers have two home matches against the Mississippi Surge during the coming week – February 4 "Side by Side" "Side by Side" and 8 at 7:05 p.m. at the Pensacola Civic Center by Sondheim Sinfonia's Coffee Eco-Nomic Living Expo by Sondheim 7:30 p.m., Pensacola Little With the Conductor 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Emerald Coast 2:30 p.m., Pensacola Little Performing Arts Center, 100 Pensacola Theatre, 400 S. Jefferson 10 a.m., The Cafe' at Barnes & Convention Center, Okaloosa Theatre, 400 S. Jefferson College Boulevard, Niceville 850-748-9001 Street, Pensacola Nobles, Destin Island Street, Pensacola 850-729-6000 850-432-2042 850-837-6241 850-689-5855 850-432-2042 Pensacola Ice Flyers Tuesday, Feb. 8 vs. Mississippi Surge RadioLive St. Olaf Band Christ Church Monday, Feb. 7 7:05 p.m., Pensacola Civic 6 .pm., Museum of Commerce, 7:30 p.m., Mattie Kelly Fine & Antiques Show & Sale Sweet Tea, Southern Cooking Center, 201 E. Gregory Street, 405 South Adams Street, Performing Arts Center, 100 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Christ Church, Dance Theatre of Series at The Fish House Pensacola Pensacola College Boulevard, Niceville 18 W. Wright Street, Pensacola Harlem Ensemble 6 p.m., The Deck at the Fish 850-432-0800 850-595-5985 850-837-6241 850-432-5115 7:30 p.m., Mattie Kelly Fine & House, 600 S. Barracks Street,
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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 4 B February 3, 2011 GULF BREEZE NEWS Community Gulf Breeze NEWS GBAC approaches 15th year with all-new, innovative programs ■ High-quality fitness still only $14.95 per month
Health and fitness are not made simple by some huge guy with great abs and dyed hair. And a healthy lifestyle does not come from torturing your body with a series of demanding and diffi- cult exercise classes. The truth is that health and fitness are and always have been simple. The information is out there. Get moving and be selective with what you put in your mouth. Regular exercise is the key to a healthy life – at all ages. And GBAF is offering just what the American You are never too old or too out of shape - to College of Sports Medicine suggests in their start your life anew with a health and fitness pro- researched and time-proven guidelines. Everyone gram. Forget your annual New Year's resolution should be getting three to five days of cardiovas- pursue a new life resolution at GBAF and discov- cular training per week for 20-60 minutes and er a healthier, happier future. everyone should be doing some sort of resistance Gulf Breeze Aerobics and Fitness (GBAF) has (weight) training two to three times per week been making health and fitness simple for their addressing the major muscle groups in their bod- clients for nearly 15 years, and they won't settle ies. They have a large quantity of equipment ded- for the success they are already enjoying. icated to cardiovascular and resistance training in "We still offer our $14.95 per person, per their 12,000 square feet of space that is loaded month for fitness only," assures Tony Guthrie, with equipment, classes, supplements, tanning owner and manager. There are over 144 classes and trainers. Lost in a gym? At GBAF trainers tell available each month as well for less than $1 per you where to start, help you set goals and help you day. And we are adding a whole new selection of attain them. programs and classes this spring." The friendly, knowledgeable staff is dedicated Guthrie keeps his complete plan close to his to your success, and the clean, complete facility chest, but the buzz fills GBAF about soon-to-be- makes it easier to translate your efforts into a disclosed additions. longer, healthier life. "We will be rolling out spring programs, and "We are not a muscle gym," Guthrie explains. we are really excited about these innovative addi- "if one of the gym members looks confused or in tions," Guthrie says. need of help, someone will come to the rescue. Guthrie has already doubled his commitment to That's why GBAF has been successful for 15 a clean, safe environment, adding new full time years now – and will be her for many years to cleaning and maintenance employees. He's secre- come." tive about the new venues he'll be offering, chuck- Call 934-0335 today and make an appointment ling, "you know the old saying, that success can to take a tour and see the one-of-a-kind facility be imitated but not duplicated! We always have spaciously laid out with wood floor aerobics and been committed to staying ahead of the competi- yoga room, cardio theater, machines, weights, tion, and we set our highest standards based on tanning beds and more. GBAF is located at 1147 excellence, not what someone else is doing." Gulf Breeze Parkway, across from the hospital.
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Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER February 3, 2011 Sports Briefs Another soccer shocker Double Bridge Run Saturday, Feb. 5 The 14th Annual Pensacola Dolphins to miss playoffs for only second time in 19 years Double Bridge Run presented by Publix is scheduled for BY JASON THOMPSON February 5. Now in its 14th Gulf Breeze News year, the race is expecting over [email protected] 3,000 runners to participate. Currently, participants are The West Florida boys soccer team coming from 32 different states scored a pair of goals in the final 12 and from Canada. minutes to upset the Dolphins 4-2 in a Last year’s female champion, District 1-4A semifinal match Jan. 26 at Janet Cherobon will be Choctaw High School. returning to defend her title. The win clinched the first ever Other elite athletes include Tyler postseason appearance for the Jaguars McCandless, Mark Keneally, (9-6-1), while the loss marked the first Josh Simpson and five time time since 2004 and only the second Double Bridge Run champion, time in the last 19 years that the Jennifer (Hanley) Pinto. These Dolphins (8-13-4) will not compete in elite athletes will be sure to the postseason. make the finish exciting. West Florida’s Miguel Santos got off Packet pick-up will be at the a shot in the fourth minute that required Double Bridge Run Expo at the a diving save by Josh Goldstein. Hilton Gulf Front on Pensacola It was the start of a big night for Beach today from 4-9 p.m. and Santos, who finished with two goals and Friday from noon-8 p.m. an assist on a third. Santos’ first goal, in Late registration is available the 34th minute, gave the Jaguars a 1-0 at the Hilton during the packet lead. pick-up/expo hours of February The Dolphins would tie the game in 3 from 4-9 p.m. and February 4 the final two minutes of the first half. from noon-8 p.m. The number Max McDaniel’s throw in was of registrants will be limited to touched by the arm of a West Florida 2500 in the 15K, 1,200 in the 5K defender in the box, resulting in a Run, and 300 in the 5K Walk. penalty kick. Max Colbert, whose first The Double Bridge Run attempt was nullified by an official’s presented by Publix is a 15K whistle, was good on his second attempt, Run that begins in downtown tying the game at 1-1 at the half. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Pensacola at 7 a.m., crosses the •See Dolphins, Pg. 8C Members of the West Florida boys soccer team celebrate their 4-2 win over Gulf Breeze in the District 1-4A Tournament. Pensacola Bay Bridge and the Bob Sikes Bridge and finishes on Pensacola Beach. There is also a 5K Run/Walk that begins at 8 a.m. in Gulf Breeze and Lady Dolphins District finishes on Pensacola Beach. The post-race party will be 1-5A now held at Hemingway’s which will bounce back, win include beverages from six teams Michelob Ultra and Coca-Cola, 3-1 at Wakulla food from Hemingway’s, BY JASON THOMPSON awards ceremony, and the James Haley Bohannon was taken Gulf Breeze News BY JASON THOMPSON Adkins and Rewind Band. Visit down from behind in the [email protected] www.pensacolasports.com for Gulf Breeze News seventh minute, but no foul was more details. [email protected] called. A minute later, Hannah The musical chairs that is For questions regarding the the new District 1-5A has The Gulf Breeze Lady Rodgers launched a shot over Double Bridge Run presented finally stopped, with six Dolphin soccer team rallied the crossbar. by Publix, please contact the teams finding chairs. from a goal down to beat Laura Harpole had a shot Pensacola Sports Association at Gulf Breeze, along with Wakulla 3-1 in a Region 1-4A saved by Porter in the ninth 434-2800 or jolliff@pensacolas- West Florida, Panama City’s Quarterfinal matchup Thursday minute before the Lady War port.com. Bay, Rutherford and Arnold in Crawfordville. Eagles (14-5-1) had their first High Schools, along with “I honestly think we had shot on goal that went wide Doyle Academy Choctaw, will make up District them on their heels a little bit right in the 13th minute. 1-5A in all sports (except Baseball Clinic Feb because who we are,” coach Bohannon and Harpole both soccer) for the next two years. Ryan Davenport said. “We had scoring chances before 5-6 at Shoreline The new soccer districts will be probably outshot them 15-1 for Wakulla took a 1-0 lead. Mattie GBSA Baseball will be released at a later date. most of the first half.” Harris won a ball near midfield, hosting the nationally Originally, Tallahassee The Lady Dolphins (12-7-3), headed it to her feet, outraced the recognized Doyle Baseball Rickards and Godby, along who played at PHS Tuesday defense and threaded a ball to the School on February 5-6. with Crawfordville Wakulla, (after the News’ deadline) in a left of a diving Allison Carter. America’s #1 Baseball Camp were also in 1-5A, but have regional semifinal, had the Sara Papantonio, Allison will instruct baseball players since been moved to 2-5A, Wakulla defense working hard Proctor and Victoria Price all between the ages of 6 and older along with Live Oak Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News early. 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Dolphins lose to Fairhope on Senior Night BRIEFS Jay Martin), along with the senior A Blake Meredeth free throw BY JASON THOMPSON Continued from page 1C cheerleaders and dance team with 4:40 left in the first half got Gulf Breeze News members, a moment of silence the Dolphins within single digits during the two-day school. [email protected] was held for Navarre High senior (17-8), but the Pirates responded The school will be held from The Fairhope Pirates got off to a Ian Lockwood, who lost his with a pair of 3-pointers to 12-5 p.m. Saturday, and 1-6 hot start and never looked back as battle with brain cancer just hours increase its lead to 15. p.m. Sunday at the Shoreline they beat the Dolphins 56-41 on before the game. Chris Taylor, who led the Park Baseball Fields. Senior Night Friday in Gulf Breeze. Once the game started, it was Dolphins with 10 points, hit a Doyle Baseball in its 33rd After the introduction of the all Fairhope as the Pirates made pair of free throws with 1.4 year of operation conducts senior basketball players (Eric 7-of-12 shots from inside the 3- seconds left in the half that got Satellite Schools all over the Adams, Jake Baker, Zach Batson, point line to take a 16-5 lead GBHS within 11 at 27-16. country and into Canada. Ross O’Hara and team manager after the first quarter. GBHS got within single dig- More than 800,000 players its twice early in the second have benefited from Doyles’ half, but another hot shooting expert instruction. quarter from the Pirates (8-for- Thousands of players have 15) put the game away. gone on to collegiate careers Ross O’Hara had nine points, as well as numerous players eight rebounds and three steals, into professional baseball. while Meredeth had eight, Don Doyle Baseball utilizes a President five, Jordan Bennett step by step teaching three and Baker, Mitchell deKozan approach that allows every and Adam Enzian had two each. player to improve and build Taylor also had five rebounds. confidence. Choctaw 59, Dolphins 35 The Doyle program is a A hot first half from Taylor result of continuous research kept the game close in the first and development and has half before the Indians turned it constantly been improved to on in the second half to pull provide the best instruction away from the Dolphins Jan. 26. for young players Taylor scored 12 of the everywhere. Dolphins’ 13 first half points Tuition for the two-day and finished with 16, but Doyle School before January Choctaw shot 15-of-24 from 28, is $85 per player. inside the 3-point arc in the A Coaches Clinic will also second half to put it away. be held from 8-11 a.m. on O’Hara had eight points, while Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Saturday. The clinic teaches Meredeth, Andrew Zambetti and Jordan Bennett watches a Fairhope player shoot a free throw Friday. coaches how to instruct their Reid Torgerson had three each Taylor also grabbed seven Dolphin JV 42, Tate JV 21 players in hitting, throwing and President two. rebounds in the win. Sarra had 11 points and Brian and fielding. The school will Dolphins 57, Tate 43 Dolphin JV 51, Garbell 10 as Dolphin JV also cover topics such as Taylor had 14 points to lead a Fairhope JV 22 outscored Tate 19-4 in the first organizing practices, making balanced scoring attack as The Dolphins outscored quarter to beat the Aggies. practices fun and player GBHS won at Tate Thursday. Fairhope 31-16 in the first half on Dolphin JV 50, motivation. O’Hara added 13 points, their way to a win over Fairhope. Choctaw JV 37 Also covered are safety and along with nine rebounds, three Xan Sarra had 11 points, Tyler Franks had 11 points, liability issues, which will assists and three steals. deKozan while Robbie McLin had seven while Sarra had 10 as the allow each coach to receive added 10, while President had and Brian Garbell, Austin Dolphins jumped out to an 11-2, $2,000,000 of personal Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News eight, Bennett five, Meredeth Droogsma and Randy Halpin first quarter lead on their way to liability coverage for Chris Taylor plays defense against Fairhope Friday. four, Baker two and Adams one. had six each. a win over Choctaw on Jan. 26. attending the program. The fee for the Coaches School is $25 per coach. This fee will be covered by GBSA Baseball Dolphin wrestlers beat for its coaches. Registration forms for both clinics are available at Crestview; districts the Gulf Breeze Recreation today in Fort Walton Center.
140: Sweet, Ben (GBHS) FALL GBHS Baseball BY JASON THOMPSON Curlin, Chandler (Crestview) 1:52 Fish Fry Feb. 5 Gulf Breeze News 145: Babcock, Luke (GBHS) [email protected] won by forfeit (Crestview) The Gulf Breeze High 152: Kelley, Kody (GBHS) MD School Baseball Boosters The GBHS Dolphin Williams, Terryn (Crestview) 13-1 will hold its annual Fish wrestling team entered today’s 160: Shipp, Alex (Crestview) MD Middleton, Zack (GBHS) 11-3 Fry and Intersquad Games, District 1-2A meet off a 49-23 171: Mitchell, Justin (Crestview) Sat., Feb. 5 at the High win over Crestview last week. FALL McKissack, Kyle (GBHS) School Field. Results are as follows: 5:21 Games start at 10 a.m., 189: Ellis, Rett (GBHS) DEC 103: Zoppina, Christian with the fish fry from 11 (Crestview) MD Ferguson, Ryan Copeland, Michael (Crestview) 7- (GBHS) 3:07 4 a.m.-4 p.m. For $10, fans 112: Jones, Devin (GBHS) FALL 215: Boles, Jeb (GBHS) won by can get fish, baked beans, Kraft, Chandler (Crestview) 0:55 forfeit (Crestview) cole slaw and 285: Costello, Brad (GBHS) 119: Locke, Anthony (Crestview) hushpuppies. For more FALL Staviski, Nick (GBHS) 4:20 won by forfeit (Crestview) 125: West, Michael (Crestview) The Dolphins also defeated information, call Jim DEC Manfredi, Greg (GBHS) 11-9 Tate 56-16 last week. Look for Lively at 932-2237 or 982- 130: Gary, Christopher (GBHS) 7057 or Katie Hill at 712- FALL Walker, Anthony (Crestview) those results, as well as a 3:59 recap of the district meet, in 5674. 135: Doerr, Beau (GBHS) FALL the Feb. 10 issue of the Gulf Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Molyneux, Josiah (Crestview) 1:32 Breeze News. Chris Gary competes in the recent Andrews Invitational. GBHS is at districts today in Fort Walton. GBHS Optimist Club to paint kids’ faces on Valentine’s Day TThheessee PPrrooss KKnnooww!! As a personal injury lawyer, do Parents of school-age chil- The Feb. 16 session will dis- you have much interaction dren are encouraged to send RIEFS cuss chapters 1-4. On March 2, Q with the federal government in $1 to school with your Gulf B Yes. According to Florida the discussion with continue your practice? Breeze Elementary student Put down that text; with chapters 5-8, and the series Chapter 57 the court, if it on Monday, Feb. 14 so he or finds that a lawsuit was learn to communicate will end March 16 with chapters she can participate in the 9-12. frivolousMost definitely. at the When inception, we settle personal Sarah Brown Memorial Lunch and Learn at the caninjury not cases, only we assess have to pay back health How well do you communi- Scholarship Face Painting Library is a program of A attorney’sinsurers regarding fees and their costs subrogation cate with others? Event of 2011. Friends of Navarre Library. againstrights or thereimbursement claimant, forbut bills they Mitzie Wentworth will may have paid. This would include The Gulf Breeze High There is no charge, and reserva- the attorney as well. How many people read lead a three-part brown-bag Medicaid, Medicare, TriCare and the VA. School Optimist Club paints tions are not required. Gulf Breeze News? little faces each year to raise lunch series on the book Private insurers are very easy to deal Q money to help fund Brown’s ‘Crucial Conversations’ by with, while the federal government does Kerry Patterson, Joseph Stephanie Bicknell not have its act together. Memorial Scholarship. Brown completes AF training Over 24,000 readers turn to was a gifted student in her Grennhy, Ron McMillian Gulf Breeze News each week, sophomore year with a bright and Al Switzier beginning A and our website, Air Force Airman 1st Class Terence A. Gross future ahead of her when she Wednesday, Feb. 16, from www.gulfbreezenews.com Stephanie N. Bicknell graduated Personal Injury Lawyer lost her life in an automobile 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the 917 N. Palafox St. gets over 1 million hits each month. accident in February 2007. Navarre Library. The book from basic military training at Pensacola, FL 32501 Donations from other teaches you to transform Lackland Air Force Base, San 850-434-3333 anger and hurt feelings into Antonio, Texas. schools’ students will be gra- You can join “These Pros Know” in this spot and support your Gulf Breeze Community sports coverage ciously accepted. powerful dialogue, and make She is the daughter of Steven To learn more, contact Kim it safe to talk about almost Bicknell of Navarre. Bicknell THESE ADVERTISERS SUPPORT Aldridge at Gulf Breeze anything and to be persua- graduated in 2009 from Navarre Elementary School. sive, not abrasive. High School. GULF BREEZE SPORTS AND SCHOOL COVERAGE
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BY JASON THOMPSON “To get into the district year,” said Tomey, whose squad is tournament, and hopefully, the entering its fourth week of practice. Gulf Breeze News state tournament, we have to be Offensively, the Lady [email protected] playing our best ball at the end Dolphins return their top three It’s a feeling the Lady of the season,” Tomey said. hitters – seniors Alison Milam Dolphin softball team isn’t used That’s exactly what happened and Adrian Culpepper and junior to, but it’s one coach Sean to the Lady Dolphins last year, Megan McDonald. Those three Tomey hopes they get who were 14-13 entering batters combined to average .385 accustomed to. postseason play. They beat last season, while the rest of the “We probably have a target on Navarre in their regular-season team hit only .214. our back – especially in district,” finale before beating West “All of the girls, outside of the said Tomey, whose Lady Dolphins Florida in the district final. ones you just mentioned, have are the two-time defending District They beat Panama City made some improvement at the 1-4A champions. Rutherford, then Wakulla in plate,” Tomey said. “Some of them GBHS is looking to make extra innings before losing to had some timely hits, especially at history in a couple of ways in Bartram Trail in the regional the end of the year last year.” 2011 – by winning their third final, the first one the Lady Milam, who hit a school- consecutive district title and Dolphins had ever played in. record 12 home runs last season, Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News make the state tournament for “I think we’re a little ahead of recently signed a softball Head coach Sean Tomey talks with his players during a recent practice. the first time in school history. where we were at this point last scholarship with Florida Atlantic, while Culpepper has Megan McDonald, along with signed with Pensacola State. Milam and Culpepper, will play Milam is the first Division I shortstop, while sophomore player from Gulf Breeze since Ashleigh Keys, along with the three Chelsea Takacs (2009-10 with shortstops, will play third base. Southeastern Louisiana), while Sophomore Sara Spillers and Culpepper is the first Lady senior Coral Molina will split Dolphin to play at PSC since time in left field, while senior Takacs did in 2007-08. Kellie Krueger, a three-year Milam, along with Megan starter, is back in center field. and freshman Marissa Junior Amanda Curington will McDonald, make up the play right field again this season. pitching corps. Culpepper, along GBHS’ schedule is a tough with Milam and Marissa one, starting at Tate on Tuesday. McDonald, will catch. “Tate’s one of the best Marissa McDonald, the only programs in the state,” Tomey freshman on the varsity squad, said. “They’ve got a couple of along with sophomore Casey Jo girls who have transferred from Benson, will split time at first Pace, so that makes them even base. Senior Meredeth Chavers, better than they were before.” who hasn’t played organized Escambia and Pace also are softball since eighth grade, will on the team’s non-district sched- play at second, along with ule, along with Mercy Academy sophomore Brooke Reynolds. from Kentucky. Chavers will join the team after Mark Ransom will help with Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News finishing her weightlifting varsity, while Patrick Kean, The Lady Dolphins will need a big year from center fielder season. She qualified for next Amy Parker and Lillian Ewens Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Kellie Krueger. Saturday’s state meet. will coach the JV. Megan McDonald is one of three pitchers on this year s squad.
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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News On the move Maggie Mims pushes the ball upcourt last week in the Lady Dolphins’ regular season finale against Tate. Gulf Breeze took on West Florida Tuesday (after the News’ deadline) in the opening round of the District 1-4A Tournament at Choctaw High School. Look for a recap in the Feb. 10 issue of the Gulf Breeze News.
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No matter what natural Students spell s-u-c-c-e-s-s 1 letter at time disasters might come, or whatever death, By Nikki Treleaven starting with the ninth-graders and Support League dominated the pre- divorce, or tragedy we might endure, this is The Sandy Sansing 35th annual on through seniors. There were three liminary round and went on to your year. Spelling Bee was held last week in EDUCATION winners for each class who compet- become the Spelling Bee champion. May 2011 be primetime for you and your the Ashmore Fine Arts Center at ed in the final round for the champi- The competition promotes aca- life. Pensacola State College. Sponsored school students gathered to compete onship. demic prowess and general well- Love one. Love another. by the popular local automotive for top honors. The competition Sophomore Geoffrey Stemen, 15, being of the Pensacola area. 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Join the community of Gulf Breeze Emerging Leader of the Year, as it celebrates the accomplishments of LA BELLA NOTTE Emerging Business of the Year and outstanding Gulf Breeze Area Volunteer of the Year. Chamber of Commerce members and ■ What: Italian-themed The evening will begin at 6 p.m. volunteers from 2010 on Saturday, awards evening with a cocktail reception and silent Feb. 19 at New World Landing in ■ When: Saturday, Feb. 19 auction. A video retrospective of 2010 Pensacola. ■ Where: New World Chamber events and highlights will be “La Bella Notte” or “The Beautiful Landing, Pensacola shown. Night” will be an Italian-themed ■ Who: Gulf Breeze Area Meg Peltier, President/CEO of the awards evening with Italian cuisine, Chamber members, volun- Gulf Breeze Area Chamber, will serve silent auction, installation of 2011 teers & guests as co-host of the evening’s festivities Board members and officers, 2010 ■ Learn more: Call with Brian Tucker of Wade Scott best business and individual awards 932-7888 Salon. and dancing with Boogie, Inc. Formal attire is suggested. Tickets The evening also will feature a spe- are $75 per person, and the public is cial performance of romantic Italian area. The Chamber’s highest honor, invited. Corporate sponsorships are arias and excerpts from the upcoming The Nancy Keyes Spirit Award, available from $125 to $1,200. RSVP production of Giacomo Puccini’s will be given to an individual who no later than Feb. 11. All proceeds ‘Turandot’ by Pensacola Opera’s demonstrates exceptional, contin- benefit the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber Artists in Residence. ued commitment to the betterment of Commerce. Joe Culpepper/GBN file photo The Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of the Gulf Breeze community. For more information, sponsorship Becky and Dave Mungai dance the night away during last year’s of Commerce, established in 1988, Other 2010 awards to be presented or to make reservations, please call Chamber gala at New World Landing. Dave Mungai is the owner of serves more than 450 business will include: Business of the Year, (850) 932-7888 or log on to Choice Video Services and produces the annual gala video. members in the greater Gulf Breeze Small Business of the Year, www.gulf breezechamber.com.
GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2 D February 3, 2011 GULF BREEZE NEWS SUCCESS: Hicks, Liess, Overly represent Gulf Breeze in finals Continued from page 1D $75 for winning the preliminary match and second in the class competition. 3. Cheyenne Ryan, Tate and $250 for winning the champi- Drew Liess of Gulf Breeze finished Seniors has been sponsoring the competition onship. Younger sister Meredith third in the sixth-grade competition. 1. Dakota Post, PCA for years. 2. Shelby Cecil, Escambia Stemen, 12, won overall for the Here are the top winners: 3. Maggie Hicks, Gulf Breeze “I think it is important to recognize Middle School division and collected High Schools Middle Schools our students for academic achieve- $250 – $50 for first runner-up in the 1. Geoffrey Stemen, West Florida Home 1. Meredith Stemen, WFHESL Education Support League (WFHESL) ments,” Sansing said. “Spelling is a preliminary round, and $200 for win- 2. Dawn Van Iderstine, WFHESL 2. Andrew Royappa, WFHESL skill that will be beneficial to students ning overall. 3. Claire Overly, Woodlawn Beach 3. Cheyenne Ryan, Tate throughout their careers and lifetime.” “The Stemens are a family of Eighth grade Freshmen 1. Colton Johnson, PCA In the final round, Stemen faced spellers” said Kelly Krostag, the Bee’s 1. Andrew Royappa, WFHESL freshman champion Andrew Royappa, coordinator and language arts special- 2. Meredith Stemen, WFHESL 2. Beka Thomason, Pensacola Christian 3. Nicholas Goodwin, Redeemer who also is a home-schooled student. ist with the Escambia School District. Academy (PCA) Lutheran Stemen was able to spell Royappa’s mis- Gulf Breeze produced one third- 3. Christopher Seeker, Escambia Seventh grade spelled word and “manacle” for the win. place finisher in the high school class- Sophomores 1. Dawn Van Iderstine, WFHESL 1. Geoffrey Steman, WFHESL 2. Claire Overly, Woodlawn Beach “I’m glad it happened, and I’m glad by-class competition – senior Maggie 2. Beka Thomason, PCA I got all of the easiest words out of Hicks. 3. Mathewe Matlock, Woodham 3. Tatyaenna Porterfield, Washington Sixth grade Submitted photo everybody,” Stemen said. “It’s unbe- Seventh-grader Claire Overly of Juniors 1. Ashley Matthews, King Sandy Sansing (right) reads the list lievable.” Woodlawn Beach finished third in the 1. Sharon Daugherty, Milton 2. Nestor Ragadio, Bailey of winners before presenting awards Stemen collected $325. He received Middle School overall competition 2. Laura Hart, Catholic 3. Drew Liess, Gulf Breeze during last week’s 35th Spelling Bee. LEGALS
NOTICE OF Clerk of the Circuit Court Certificate has filed said of Santa Rosa County, described in such AMEND, AS DES IN OR NOTICE IS HEREBY PERRY BIGGS Clerk of the Circuit Court APPLICATION Unless such certificate of Santa Rosa County, Tax Certificate for the Tax Florida Certificate will be sold to BOOK 1815 PG 1503 GIVEN THAT ALUMNI All of the above property is of Santa Rosa County, FOR TAX DEED shall be redeemed accord- Florida Deed to be issued thereon. ––––––––––––––––––––– the Highest Bidder, at the Parcel ID: 18-2S-26-1921- PARTNERS II LLC holder located in Santa Rosa Florida ing to Law, the Property ––––––––––––––––––––– The Certificate Number NOTICE OF east end lobby of the 02500-0030 of the following Tax Sale County, In the State of ––––––––––––––––––––– NOTICE IS HEREBY described in such NOTICE OF and year of Issuance, the APPLICATION County Administrative Name in which Assessed: Certificate has filed said Florida. NOTICE OF GIVEN THAT EDDIE J OR Certificate will be sold to APPLICATION Description of property, FOR TAX DEED Complex at 6495 Caroline TODD A RAITER Tax Certificate for the Tax APPLICATION MARY BLACKWELL the Highest Bidder, at the FOR TAX DEED and Name(s) in which it is St., Milton, Florida on the All of the above property is Deed to be issued thereon. Unless such certificate FOR TAX DEED TTEE/BLACKWELL LIV- east end lobby of the assessed is as follows: NOTICE IS HEREBY 7th day of March, 2011 at located in Santa Rosa The Certificate Number shall be redeemed accord- ING TRUST holder of the County Administrative NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT MARK & 12:00 noon. Dated this the County, In the State of and year of Issuance, the ing to Law, the Property NOTICE IS HEREBY following Tax Sale Complex at 6495 Caroline GIVEN THAT MARK & Certificate Number: 4197 DEBORAH JOHNSON; 12th day of January, 2011. Florida. Description of property, described in such GIVEN THAT MARK & Certificate has filed said St., Milton, Florida on the DEBORAH JOHNSON; Year of Issuance: 2008 KING CHARITABLE and Name(s) in which it is Certificate will be sold to DEBORAH JOHNSON; Tax Certificate for the Tax 21st day of March, 2011 at KING CHARITABLE REMAINDER TRST holder Mary M. Johnson Unless such certificate assessed is as follows: the Highest Bidder, at the KING CHARITABLE Deed to be issued thereon. 12:00 noon. Dated this the REMAINDER TRST holder Description of Property: of the following Tax Sale Clerk of the Circuit Court shall be redeemed accord- east end lobby of the REMAINDER TRST holder The Certificate Number 26th day of January, 2011. of the following Tax Sale PROPERTY DESCRIBED Certificate has filed said of Santa Rosa County, ing to Law, the Property Certificate Number: 2432 County Administrative of the following Tax Sale and year of Issuance, the Certificate has filed said IN OR BOOK 2610 PAGE Tax Certificate for the Tax Florida described in such Year of Issuance: 2008 Complex at 6495 Caroline Certificate has filed said Description of property, Mary M. Johnson Tax Certificate for the Tax 31 Deed to be issued thereon. ––––––––––––––––––––– Certificate will be sold to St., Milton, Florida on the Tax Certificate for the Tax and Name(s) in which it is Clerk of the Circuit Court Deed to be issued there- Parcel ID: 32-2S-28-0000- The Certificate Number NOTICE OF the Highest Bidder, at the Description of Property: LT 28th day of February, 2011 Deed to be issued thereon. assessed is as follows: of Santa Rosa County, on. The Certificate 00313-0000 and year of Issuance, the APPLICATION east end lobby of the 74 BLK A, EAST BAY at 12:00 noon. Dated this The Certificate Number Florida Number and year of Name in which Assessed: Description of property, FOR TAX DEED County Administrative HEIGHTS, AS DES IN OR the 5th day of January, and year of Issuance, the Certificate Number: 1485 ––––––––––––––––––––– Issuance, the Description MCCAIN CONSTRUC- and Name(s) in which it is Complex at 6495 Caroline BOOK 2730 PG 1445 2011. Description of property, Year of Issuance: 2008 NOTICE OF of property, and Name(s) TION INC assessed is as follows: NOTICE IS HEREBY St., Milton, Florida on the Parcel ID: 19-2S-27-1010- and Name(s) in which it is APPLICATION in which it is assessed is All of the above property is GIVEN THAT MARK & 28th day of February, 2011 00A00-0740 Mary M. Johnson assessed is as follows: Description of Property: FOR TAX DEED as follows: located in Santa Rosa Certificate Number: 4232 DEBORAH JOHNSON; at 12:00 noon. Dated this Name in which Assessed: Clerk of the Circuit Court PROPERTY DESCRIBED County, In the State of Year of Issuance: 2008 KING CHARITABLE the 5th day of January, CHERYL A CATON of Santa Rosa County, Certificate Number: 2392 IN OR BOOK 2551 PAGE NOTICE IS HEREBY Certificate Number: 4612 Florida. REMAINDER TRST holder 2011. All of the above property is Florida Year of Issuance: 2008 1615 & OR BOOK 2937 GIVEN THAT MARK & Year of Issuance: 2008 Description of Property: LT of the following Tax Sale located in Santa Rosa ––––––––––––––––––––– PAGE 36 DEBORAH JOHNSON; Unless such certificate 6, PASS KEY, AS DES IN Certificate has filed said Mary M. Johnson County, In the State of NOTICE OF Description of Property: Parcel ID: 14-1S-28-0000- KING CHARITABLE Description of Property: LT shall be redeemed accord- OR BOOK 1712 PAGE Tax Certificate for the Tax Clerk of the Circuit Court Florida. APPLICATION PROPERTY DESCRIBED 12000-0000 REMAINDER TRST holder 14 BLK C, TREASURE ing to Law, the Property 1219 Deed to be issued thereon. of Santa Rosa County, FOR TAX DEED IN OR BOOK 2321 PAGE Name in which Assessed: of the following Tax Sale ISLE ESTATES described in such Parcel ID: 33-1N-29-3055- The Certificate Number Florida Unless such certificate 1457 ROBERTO A PAREDES, Certificate has filed said Parcel ID: 38-1S-27-5465- Certificate will be sold to 00000-0060 and year of Issuance, the shall be redeemed accord- NOTICE IS HEREBY Parcel ID: 19-2S-26-0000- ARELYS D PAREDES Tax Certificate for the Tax 00C00-0140 the Highest Bidder, at the Name in which Assessed: Description of property, ––––––––––––––––––––– ing to Law, the Property GIVEN THAT ALUMNI 00403-0000 All of the above property is Deed to be issued thereon. Name in which Assessed: east end lobby of the JOHN O GAGE MD and Name(s) in which it is NOTICE OF described in such PARTNERS II LLC holder Name in which Assessed: located in Santa Rosa The Certificate Number BMR FUNDING LLC County Administrative All of the above property is assessed is as follows: APPLICATION Certificate will be sold to of the following Tax Sale RICK DAVIS County, In the State of and year of Issuance, the All of the above property is Complex at 6495 Caroline located in Santa Rosa FOR TAX DEED the Highest Bidder, at the Certificate has filed said All of the above property is Florida. Description of property, located in Santa Rosa St., Milton, Florida on the County, In the State of Certificate Number: 4609 east end lobby of the Tax Certificate for the Tax located in Santa Rosa and Name(s) in which it is County, In the State of 7th day of March, 2011 at Florida. Year of Issuance: 2008 NOTICE IS HEREBY County Administrative Deed to be issued thereon. County, In the State of Unless such certificate assessed is as follows: Florida. 12:00 noon. Dated this the GIVEN THAT ALUMNI Complex at 6495 Caroline The Certificate Number Florida. shall be redeemed accord- 12th day of January, 2011. Unless such certificate Description of Property: PARTNERS II LLC holder St., Milton, Florida on the and year of Issuance, the ing to Law, the Property Certificate Number: 4610 Unless such certificate shall be redeemed accord- LOT 9 BLK A, TREASURE of the following Tax Sale 28th day of February, 2011 Description of property, Unless such certificate described in such Year of Issuance: 2008 shall be redeemed accord- Mary M. Johnson ing to Law, the Property ISLE ESTATES Certificate has filed said at 12:00 noon. Dated this and Name(s) in which it is shall be redeemed accord- Certificate will be sold to ing to Law, the Property Clerk of the Circuit Court described in such Parcel ID: 38-1S-27-5465- Tax Certificate for the Tax the 5th day of January, assessed is as follows: ing to Law, the Property the Highest Bidder, at the Description of Property: LT described in such of Santa Rosa County, Certificate will be sold to 00A00-0090 Deed to be issued thereon. 2011. described in such east end lobby of the 10 BLK A, TREASURE Certificate will be sold to Florida the Highest Bidder, at the Name in which Assessed: The Certificate Number Certificate Number: 2470 Certificate will be sold to County Administrative ISLE ESTATES the Highest Bidder, at the ––––––––––––––––––––– east end lobby of the BMR FUNDING LLC and year of Issuance, the Mary M. Johnson Year of Issuance: 2008 the Highest Bidder, at the Complex at 6495 Caroline Parcel ID: 38-1S-27-5465- east end lobby of the NOTICE OF County Administrative All of the above property is Description of property, Clerk of the Circuit Court east end lobby of the St., Milton, Florida on the 00A00-0100 County Administrative APPLICATION Complex at 6495 Caroline located in Santa Rosa and Name(s) in which it is of Santa Rosa County, Description of Property: County Administrative 21st day of March, 2011 at Name in which Assessed: Complex at 6495 Caroline FOR TAX DEED St., Milton, Florida on the County, In the State of assessed is as follows: Florida LTS 5 & 6 BLK H, EAST Complex at 6495 Caroline 12:00 noon. Dated this the BMR FUNDING LLC St., Milton, Florida on the 7th day of March, 2011 at Florida. BAY HEIGHTS, AS DES St., Milton, Florida on the 26th day of January, 2011. All of the above property is 14th day of March, 2011 at NOTICE IS HEREBY 12:00 noon. Dated this the Certificate Number: 2312 ––––––––––––––––––––– IN OR BOOK 2876 PG 28th day of February, 2011 located in Santa Rosa 12:00 noon. Dated this GIVEN THAT MARK & 12th day of January, 2011. Unless such certificate Year of Issuance: 2008 NOTICE OF 1526 at 12:00 noon. Dated this Mary M. Johnson County, In the State of the 19th day of January, DEBORAH JOHNSON; shall be redeemed accord- APPLICATION Parcel ID: 19-2S-27-1010- the 5th day of January, Clerk of the Circuit Court Florida. 2011. KING CHARITABLE Mary M. Johnson ing to Law, the Property Description of Property: FOR TAX DEED 00H00-0050 2011. of Santa Rosa County, REMAINDER TRST holder Clerk of the Circuit Court described in such PROPERTY DESCRIBED Name in which Assessed: Florida Unless such certificate Mary M. Johnson of the following Tax Sale of Santa Rosa County, Certificate will be sold to IN OR BOOK 1520 PG NOTICE IS HEREBY JOHN PHILIP HARPER, Mary M. Johnson ––––––––––––––––––––– shall be redeemed accord- Clerk of the Circuit Court Certificate has filed said Florida the Highest Bidder, at the 602 & OR BOOK 2270 PG GIVEN THAT ALUMNI CAROLEE CARLSON- Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTICE OF ing to Law, the Property of Santa Rosa County, Tax Certificate for the Tax ––––––––––––––––––––– east end lobby of the 824 PARTNERS II LLC holder DAFFIN of Santa Rosa County, APPLICATION described in such Florida Deed to be issued thereon. NOTICE OF County Administrative Parcel ID: 18-4N-27-0000- of the following Tax Sale All of the above property is Florida FOR TAX DEED Certificate will be sold to ––––––––––––––––––––– The Certificate Number APPLICATION Complex at 6495 Caroline 00302-0000 Certificate has filed said located in Santa Rosa ––––––––––––––––––––– the Highest Bidder, at the NOTICE OF and year of Issuance, the FOR TAX DEED St., Milton, Florida on the Name in which Assessed: Tax Certificate for the Tax County, In the State of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE IS HEREBY east end lobby of the APPLICATION Description of property, 7th day of March, 2011 at LARRY ERIC COOLEY, Deed to be issued thereon. Florida. IN AND FOR SANTA GIVEN THAT EDDIE J OR County Administrative FOR TAX DEED and Name(s) in which it is NOTICE IS HEREBY 12:00 noon. Dated this the CARLIE LEE COOLEY, The Certificate Number ROSA COUNTY, MARY BLACKWELL Complex at 6495 Caroline assessed is as follows: GIVEN THAT MARK & 12th day of January, 2011. CHRISTINE COOLEY and year of Issuance, the Unless such certificate shall FLORIDA TTEE/BLACKWELL LIV- St., Milton, Florida on the NOTICE IS HEREBY DEBORAH JOHNSON; All of the above property is Description of property, be redeemed according to CASE NO: 2010-1803CA ING TRUST holder of the 14th day of March, 2011 at GIVEN THAT MARK & Certificate Number: 4231 KING CHARITABLE Mary M. Johnson located in Santa Rosa and Name(s) in which it is Law, the Property described DIVISION: following Tax Sale 12:00 noon. Dated this the DEBORAH JOHNSON; Year of Issuance: 2008 REMAINDER TRST holder Clerk of the Circuit Court County, In the State of assessed is as follows: in such Certificate will be Certificate has filed said 19th day of January, 2011. KING CHARITABLE of the following Tax Sale of Santa Rosa County, Florida. sold to the Highest Bidder, 21st Mortgage Tax Certificate for the Tax REMAINDER TRST holder Description of Property: LT Certificate has filed said Florida Certificate Number: 2449 at the east end lobby of the Corporation, etc., Deed to be issued thereon. Mary M. Johnson of the following Tax Sale 5, PASS KEY, AS DES IN Tax Certificate for the Tax ––––––––––––––––––––– Unless such certificate Year of Issuance: 2008 County Administrative Plaintiff, The Certificate Number Clerk of the Circuit Court Certificate has filed said OR BOOK 1712 PAGE Deed to be issued thereon. NOTICE OF shall be redeemed accord- Complex at 6495 Caroline and year of Issuance, the of Santa Rosa County, Tax Certificate for the Tax 1219 The Certificate Number APPLICATION ing to Law, the Property Description of Property: LT St., Milton, Florida on the vs Description of property, Florida Deed to be issued thereon. Parcel ID: 33-1N-29-3055- and year of Issuance, the FOR TAX DEED described in such 19 BLK D, EAST BAY 28th day of February, 2011 JENNIFER GUIMOND, et and Name(s) in which it is ––––––––––––––––––––– The Certificate Number 00000-0050 Description of property, Certificate will be sold to HEIGHTS, AS DES IN OR at 12:00 noon. Dated this al., Defendants assessed is as follows: NOTICE OF and year of Issuance, the Name in which Assessed: and Name(s) in which it is NOTICE IS HEREBY the Highest Bidder, at the BOOK 2543 PG 1880 the 5th day of January, APPLICATION Description of property, JOHN O GAGE MD assessed is as follows: GIVEN THAT ALUMNI east end lobby of the Parcel ID: 19-2S-27-1010- 2011. NOTICE OF ACTION Certificate Number: 1784 FOR TAX DEED and Name(s) in which it is All of the above property is PARTNERS II LLC holder County Administrative 00D00-0190 Year of Issuance: 2008 assessed is as follows: located in Santa Rosa Certificate Number: 4605 of the following Tax Sale Complex at 6495 Caroline Name in which Assessed: Mary M. Johnson TO: Brian Guimond NOTICE IS HEREBY County, In the State of Year of Issuance: 2008 Certificate has filed said St., Milton, Florida on the Last Known Address Description of Property: GIVEN THAT MARK & Certificate Number: 4613 Florida. Tax Certificate for the Tax 28th day of February, 2011 5159 Bent Tree Road PROPERTY DESCRIBED DEBORAH JOHNSON; Year of Issuance: 2008 Description of Property: Deed to be issued thereon. at 12:00 noon. Dated this Milton, FL 32583 IN OR BOOK 1422 PAGE KING CHARITABLE Unless such certificate PROPERTY DESCRIBED The Certificate Number the 5th day of January, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 860, LESS OR BOOK REMAINDER TRST holder Description of Property: LT shall be redeemed accord- IN OR BOOK 2283 PG and year of Issuance, the 2011. ESCAMBIA COUNTY, FLORIDA YOU ARE NOTIFIED that 1382 PAGE 352, LESS of the following Tax Sale 15 BLK C, TREASURE ing to Law, the Property 1134, LESS OR BOOK Description of property, PROBATE DIVISION an action to foreclose a ALL MIN RTS Certificate has filed said ISLE ESTATES described in such 2283 PG 1131 (ADDED and Name(s) in which it is Mary M. Johnson mortgage on the following Parcel ID: 16-2N-26-0000- Tax Certificate for the Tax Parcel ID: 38-1S-27-5465- Certificate will be sold to TO #8.6) assessed is as follows: Clerk of the Circuit Court IN RE: ESTATE OF property in Santa Rosa 00116-0000 Deed to be issued thereon. 00C00-0150 the Highest Bidder, at the Parcel ID: 38-1S-27-0000- of Santa Rosa County, KENNETH L. JOHNSON, Deceased. County, Florida: Name in which Assessed: The Certificate Number Name in which Assessed: east end lobby of the 00805-0000 Certificate Number: 2302 Florida File No.: 2010-CP-001111 SHELBY M SKINNER, and year of Issuance, the BMR FUNDING LLC County Administrative Name in which Assessed: Year of Issuance: 2008 ––––––––––––––––––––– Lot 3, Block B, Bent GWENDOLYN F SKIN- Description of property, All of the above property is Complex at 6495 Caroline BMR FUNDING LLC NOTICE OF TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS Tree Estates Unit One, NER, LILLIE G TREUTER and Name(s) in which it is located in Santa Rosa St., Milton, Florida on the All of the above property is Description of Property: LT APPLICATION AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE: a subdivision of a pro- All of the above property is assessed is as follows: County, In the State of 7th day of March, 2011 at located in Santa Rosa 3 BLK 25, HOLLEY BY FOR TAX DEED tion of Section 5, located in Santa Rosa Florida. 12:00 noon. Dated this the County, In the State of THE SEA, 2ND CORR & You are hereby notified that an Order of Summary Township 1 North, County, In the State of Certificate Number: 4611 12th day of January, 2011. Florida. Administration has been entered in the estate of KEN- Range 27 West, Santa Florida. Year of Issuance: 2008 Unless such certificate NETH L. JOHNSON, deceased, File Number 2010-CP- Rosa County, Florida, shall be redeemed accord- Unless such certificate 001111; by the Circuit Court for Escambia County, Florida, recorded in Plat Book Unless such certificate Description of Property: LT ing to Law, the Property Mary M. Johnson shall be redeemed accord- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Probate Division; the address of which is m.C. Blanchard C, page 28 of the Public shall be redeemed accord- 11 BLK A, TREASURE described in such Clerk of the Circuit Court ing to Law, the Property SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA Building, 190 Governmental Center, Pensacola, Florida Records or said County ing to Law, the Property ISLE ESTATES Certificate will be sold to PROBATE DIVISION 32502, that the decedent’s date of death was September described in such Parcel ID: 38-1S-27-5465- the Highest Bidder, at the 26, 2010; that the total value of the estate is $10,000.00 Along with 2007 Mobile Certificate will be sold to 00A00-0110 east end lobby of the IN RE: ESTATE OF and that the names and address of those to whom it has Home manufactured by IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR the Highest Bidder, at the Name in which Assessed: County Administrative SARA WARD PRASSEL a/k/a been assigned by such order are: Nobility 60 x 28 SANTA ROSA COUNTY, FLORIDA SARAH WARD PRASSEL, Deceased. east end lobby of the BMR FUNDING LLC Complex at 6495 Caroline PROBATE DIVISION NAME ADDRESS Kingswood Model. County Administrative All of the above property is St., Milton, Florida on the File No.: 2010-cp-375 Kendra Johnson 210 South Rossiter Street Serial Number: N8- Complex at 6495 Caroline located in Santa Rosa 14th day of March, 2011 at 13172AB IN RE: ESTATE OF Mount Dora, Florida 32757 St., Milton, Florida on the County, In the State of 12:00 noon. Dated this ROBERT SHAW BOSSO, JR., Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS 21st day of March, 2011 at Florida. the 19th day of January, File No.: 10-CP-376 Has been filed against you The administration of the WITHIN 3 MONTHS Kizzy Johnson 310 Sandy Oaks Circle, 12:00 noon. Dated this the 2011. and you are required to Estate of Sara Ward AFTER THE DATE OF #102 26th day of January, 2011. Unless such certificate NOTICE TO CREDITORS serve a copy of your written THE FIRST PUBLICA- Leesburg, Florida 34748 shall be redeemed accord- Mary M. Johnson Prassel, a/k/a Sarah Ward defenses, if any, to it on Prassel, deceased, whose TION OF THIS NOTICE. Mary M. Johnson ing to Law, the Property Clerk of the Circuit Court The administration of the AFTER THE DATE OF Lance Paul Cohen, the date of death was October ALL CLAIMS NOT Kenneth Johnson, Jr. 310 Sandy Oaks Circle, Clerk of the Circuit Court described in such of Santa Rosa County, Estate of Robert Shaw THE FIRST PUBLICA- Plaintiff's attorney, whose FILED WITHIN THE TIME #102 of Santa Rosa County, Certificate will be sold to Florida Bosso, Jr., deceased, TION OF THIS NOTICE. 17, 2010; File Number address is Cohen & PERIODS SET FORTH IN Florida the Highest Bidder, at the ––––––––––––––––––––– whose date of death was ALL CLAIMS NOT 2010-CP-375, is pending Leesburg, Florida 34748 SECTION 733.702 OF Thurston, P.A., 1723 ––––––––––––––––––––– east end lobby of the ––––––––––––––––––––– December 17, 2010, is FILED WITHIN THE TIME in the Circuit Court for THE FLORIDA PROBATE Blanding Boulevard, Suite NOTICE OF County Administrative NOTICE OF pending in the Circuit PERIODS SET FORTH IN Santa Rosa County, Kevin Johnson 310 Sandy Oaks Circle, 102, Jacksonville, Florida APPLICATION Complex at 6495 Caroline APPLICATION Court for Santa Rosa SECTION 733.702 OF Florida, Probate Division, CODE WILL BE FOREV- #102 ER BARRED. 32210, within thirty (30) FOR TAX DEED St., Milton, Florida on the FOR TAX DEED County, Florida, Probate THE FLORIDA PROBATE the address of which is Leesburg, Florida 34748 CODE WILL BE FOREV- NOTWITHSTANDING days from the first date of 14th day of March, 2011 at Division, the address of 6865 Caroline Street, publication of this notice, which is 6865 Caroline ER BARRED. THE TIME PERIODS SET ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: NOTICE IS HEREBY 12:00 noon. Dated this NOTICE IS HEREBY Milton, Florida 32570. The and file the original with the Street, Milton, Florida NOTWITHSTANDING FORTH ABOVE, ANY All creditors of the estate of the decedent and persons GIVEN THAT EDDIE J OR the 19th day of January, GIVEN THAT MARK & THE TIME PERIODS SET names and addresses of 32570. The names and CLAIM FILED TWO (2) having claims or demands against the estate of the dece- Clerk of this Court either MARY BLACKWELL 2011. DEBORAH JOHNSON; FORTH ABOVE, ANY the personal representa- addresses of the personal YEARS OR MORE dent other than those for whom provision for full payment before service on the TTEE/BLACKWELL LIV- KING CHARITABLE CLAIM FILED TWO (2) tive and the personal rep- representative and the AFTER THE DECE- was made in the Order of Summary Administration must Plaintiff's attorney or imme- ING TRUST holder of the Mary M. Johnson REMAINDER TRST holder YEARS OR MORE resentative’s attorney are diately thereafter; other- following Tax Sale of the following Tax Sale personal representative’s AFTER THE DECE- DENT’S DATE OF DEATH file their claims with this court WITHIN THE TIME PERI- attorney are set forth set forth below. wise a default will be Certificate has filed said DENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. ODS SET FORTH IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE FLORI- below. All creditors of the dece- entered against you for the Tax Certificate for the Tax NOTICE OF SALE IS BARRED. The date of first publica- DA PROBATE CODE. NOTICE OF SALE All creditors of the dece- dent and other persons relief demanded on the Deed to be issued thereon. The date of first publica- tion of this notice is ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL Notice is hereby given that dent and other persons having claims or demands complaint or petition. The Certificate Number tion of this notice is January 27, 2011. BE FOREVER BARRED. on 2/14/11 at 11:00 a.m. at Notice is hereby given that having claims or demands January 27, 2011. against decedent’s estate DATED on this 13 day of and year of Issuance, the on 2/14/11 at 12:30 p.m. at against decedent’s estate NOTWITHSTANDING ANY OTHER APPLICABLE TIME Storage Advantage, 15 on whom a copy of this C. Jeffrey McInnis, January, 2011 Description of property, Smart Stop Self Storage, on whom a copy of this PERIOD, ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR MOE McClure Dr., Gulf Breeze, Attorney for Personal notice is required to be Esquire and Name(s) in which it is FL 32561, the undersigned 4761 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. in notice is required to be Representative: served must file their AFTER THE DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS served must file their Attorney for Personal Mary M. Johnson assessed is as follows: Storage Advantage will sell Gulf Breeze, FL, the Bruce A. McDonald claims with this court BARRED. claims with this court Representative Clerk of the Court at Public Sale by competi- undersigned Smart Stop Florida Bar No. 263311 The date of first publication of this notice is January 27, WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 Florida Bar No. 0501190 Santa Rosa County Certificate Number: 2565 Self Storage will sell at McDonald Fleming tive bidding, the personal MONTHS AFTER THE MONTHS AFTER THE Anchors Smith Grimsley, 2011. Florida Year of Issuance: 2008 Public Sale by competitive Moorhead property heretofore stored TIME OF THE FIRST TIME OF THE FIRST PLC bidding, the personal prop- d/b/a Statewide Probate with the undersigned by: PUBLICATION OF THIS PUBLICATION OF THIS 909 Mar Walt Drive, Suite Attorney for Person Giving Notice: Lance Paul Cohen, Description of Property: erty heretofore stored with NOTICE OR 30 DAYS 25 West Government NOTICE OR 30 DAYS LInda Muralt, Esquire Street 1014 Esquire PROPERTY DESCRIBED ARSENIO NEGRON the undersigned by: AFTER THE DATE OF AFTER THE DATE OF Florida Bar No. 0031129 Pensacola, FL 32503 Fort Walton Beach, FL COHEN & THURSTON, IN OR BOOK 1605 PAGE Unit #376 SERVICE OF A COPY OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF (850) 477-0660 32547 Walton Lantaff Schoreder Carson LLP P.A. 1468 3412 Green Briar Circle TAMMI EILAND THIS NOTICE ON THEM. THIS NOTICE ON THEM. (850) 477-0982 FAX Telephone: (850) 863- 2203 North Lois Avenue, Suite 750 1723 Blanding Boulevard, Parcel ID: 19-5N-29-0000- Apt. C Unit B083 All other creditors of the All other creditors of the decedent and other per- 4064 Tampa, Florida 33607 Suite 102 06200-0000 Gulf Breeze, FL 32563 120 Creze Core Dr. decedent and other per- sons having claims or Personal Representative: Telephone (813) 775-2375 Jacksonville Florida 32210 Name in which Assessed: Bicycles, TV, Ab Exerciser, Crestview, FL 32539 sons having claims or demands against dece- Adine S. Roberts Willie B. Smith, Jr. Facsimie: (813) 775-2385 904/388-6500 JOHNNY J WATSON JR, MISCELLANEOUS Radio, TV, Boxes, Table, demands against dece- dent’s estate must file their 780 Nagel Drive Personal Representative Attorney for Plaintiff TAMMY C WATSON ITEMS Pictures claims with this court Pensacola, FL 32503 dent’s estate must file their Post Office Box 398 Person Giving Notice: All of the above property is claims with this court WITHIN 3 MONTHS Brantley, AL 36009 Kendra Johnson/Petitioner. located in Santa Rosa Legal 874 Legal 923 LEGAL 919 County, In the State of Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze News Florida. 9/23/10 1/27/11 LEGAL 920 Gulf Breeze News 1/27/11, 2/ LEGAL 922 Gulf Breeze News 1/27/11, 2/3/11 LEGAL 921 Gulf Breeze News 1/27, 2/3/11 1/27/11, 2/3/11
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