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Photos by Nancy Beecher / Special to the Recorder Despite early indications that the number of attendees for the celebration of St. Sharks feast Augustine’s 450th birthday would be disappointing, city officials estimate that more than 65,000 people visited the nation’s oldest city last weekend. Original on Panthers estimates had only about 30,000 people attending. Attendees were offered live entertainment, historical demonstrations and an Toblin’s team plays evening of fireworks at the family-friendly celebration. Pictured above is the for 28-10 victory Legendary Mavis Staple, who took to the main stage on Friday night. Page 8. Page 9

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E-EDITION Powered by the easy-to-use JOOMAG technology, our entire print paper will be available online each Download PDFs or read week. Look for our bi-monthly magazine, The First the paper on your mobile Coast Register, online too! device with our new e-reader. Thumbnails MOBILE at the bottom of the screen and a clear option Our new flexible design translates beautifully for for navigation, sharing mobile browsing, whether you access us via your and downloading make tablet or phone. reading the paper online easier than ever. What you’ll love about the new website but won’t be able to see is the fact that we have more flexibility than ever to respond to your preferences as readers. Want to see a feature that’s currently missing on the site? Having trouble with navigation? Simply send us your feedback, and we will set to work on making the new site exactly what you want. Ponte Vedra Recorder · September 10, 2015 Community News 5 Native Sun expands to Jacksonville Beach Gottlieb said that in planning the Doors open Sept. 19 new location, they went to customers for feedback on what Native Sun could at 3rd Street location improve. Jacksonville Beach is about to “go “We’ve learned as we expanded our native” with help from a local natural food service at the Baymeadows loca- foods market chain. Native Sun, an all- tion that people wanted more natural organic natural foods store, opens its foods solutions to quick meals,” Got- third location this month in Jacksonville tlieb said. “We have a whole different Beach at 1585 3rd St., N. Long-time lo- footprint at the beach. Our deli is actu- cals will recognize the spot as a former ally a section of the store with a seating Blockbuster Video location—but the area and registers built into the area. It’s new building is completely unrecogniz- two-sided—one side is self-serve and able after a top-to-bottom remodel. one side is full serve. Now is it more of The Saturday grand opening event a food destination to sit down and eat.” will begin at 10 a.m. and will offer $50 When the first store opened in 1996, of free groceries to the first 250 custom- Native Sun was the only option for ers in addition to sampling, represen- shoppers who wanted to purchase tatives from local farms and product organic groceries. Now that many chain providers and other in-store events. supermarkets offer organic options, The new store has brought 50 jobs to Gottlieb says that Native Sun customers the Beaches. Just like other locations on return because of the high standards Baymeadows Rd. and San Jose Blvd., and responsiveness offered by the gro- the Third St. location will offer family- cery store. friendly events year-round. “We offer only organic produce, Native Sun was founded by Jackson- grass-fed beef, and dairy products free ville native Aaron Gottlieb in 1996—and of synthetic growth hormones and Gottlieb remains very hands-on at all antibiotics not because we hope to locations. Gottlieb said that the expan- capitalize on their current popularity, sion into Jacksonville Beach was a but because we consider these items natural for the company. essential to a healthy lifestyle.” “The grocery business is a neighbor- After its grand opening, Native Sun in hood business,” Gottlieb said. “We were Jacksonville Beach will be open Mon- glad to come to Jacksonville before it day through Saturday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., had natural foods—but the Beaches and Sundays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Photo provided by Native Sun have always been a goal. The Beach For more information, visit www. Native Sun was founded by Jacksonville native Aaron Gottlieb in 1996. The expansion into Jack- has just been calling. I’ve been looking nativesunjax.com. sonville Beach is a goal realized for Gottlieb. “I have had a deep commitment and yearning to be a and looking.” — Kelly H. McDermott part of [the Beaches] community,” he said.

COMMUNITY BRIEFS SHORT TAKE These discoveries and their dilemmas for preservationists and developers will National Library Card Sign-Up Month Archaeologist to discuss endangered be discussed. the 2015-16 season. 3,000-year-old site in Miami The meeting is free and open to the September is National Library Card Current and new card holders can public. Complimentary refreshments Sign-Up Month and the St. Johns obtain the discount code beginning by The Archaeological Institute of will be served in the Archaeology Lab County Public Library System is joining visiting the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch America--Jacksonville Society will meet after the lecture. On Saturdays, park- the American Library Association and Library, 101 Library Blvd., or by calling at noon on Saturday Sept. 19 at the ing is free, and the staff/faculty/vender libraries nationwide in celebrating and (904) 827-6950. University of North Florida. A lecture spaces are open to everyone. For in- promoting the educational benefits of by archaeologist and director of the formation, contact Melva Price at (904) libraries. Free Hastings football clinics Archaeological and Historical Conser- 241-9411 or [email protected]. Each SJCPLS branch will host vari- St. Johns County is offering free vancy, Inc., Robert Carr titled “The ous events and activities for people of instructional football clinics in Hastings Miami Circles: Uncovering 3000 all ages throughout the month of Sep- to teach fundamentals of the sport, Years of Miami’s History” will be tember, all of which will be free with a including basic skills, sportsmanship, presented. library card. and team building. The lecture will describe ar- For a list of events or information on Clinics will be held from 10 a.m.- chaeological discoveries made at the how to sign up for a library card, visit 11:30 a.m. every Saturday from Sept. mouth of the Miami River. After the any St. Johns County Library branch, 12 through Oct. 17 at Al Wilke Park, preservation of the Miami Circle on SJCPLS social media pages, or www. 6150 S. Main St. in Hastings. Registra- the south bank of the river in 1999, sjcpls.org. tion begins at 9:30 a.m. each Saturday, archaeological excavations were and physicals are not required to sign conducted on the north bank begin- Jacksonville Symphony offers discount up. The clinics are open to youth ning in 2012. to SJC Public Library Card holders between the ages of 4 and 15, and a Over 2,000 post holes have been In support of National Library Card parent or guardian must be present to uncovered representing numerous Richards Mattress & Sign-Up Month in September, the register their child. Each participant Tequesta structures, including eleven Wicker Warehouse Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra is of- is asked to wear comfortable athletic circles. On the same parcel evidence 1079 Atlantic Blvd. • Atlantic Beach Next to Elvis’s Upholstery fering St. Johns County Public Library wear and tennis shoes. For additional of a Seminole War fort and the foun- System card holders a 50 percent dis- information, call (904) 209-0333. dations of Miami’s first hotel, the 249-3541 M-S • 11-5:30 • Sunday • 1-5 count to all matinee performances for — Carrie Resch Royal Palm, have been uncovered. www.richardsmattressandwicker.com 6 One of Us Ponte Vedra Recorder ·September 10, 2015

Did you ever think you’d end up in Florida? No. I never thought I’d be living in Alabama and never thought I’d be living in Florida! I’m married with three kids — they’re all students here also — and we love Florida. We love the southern culture. My wife is from northern Virginia and went to University of Richmond and was a lower school teacher in Richmond for a number of years. She loved Richmond. We knew we were going to love this kind of feel to a town. Her brother lives outside of Orlando in Winter Park — so we’ve spent some time in Florida and we are thrilled to be here.

Tell me about your children. They are going into seventh, eighth and ninth grade at Bolles. This is a great lower school campus and they feed into our middle school campus. The middle school has its own campus. I have two there — a boy in seventh grade, Beau, and a daugh- ter, Campbell, in eighth grade. And then I have a son, Wyatt, on the big campus — the San Jose Campus — in ninth grade. I’ve loved that middle school experi- ence. They really can just be middle school students there. They don’t have to worry about what the big kids are up to. That’s my crew and they’re enjoying it. It’s been a good transition for all of us.

What is your vision for this year at the Bolles School? I was a headmaster before, and in year one I really do like to spend a lot of time listening. I’ll be doing that on all of our campuses — this campus in particular. Spending time with the faculty and the parents, with the administration. Just spending time listening and learning the culture. Then taking it from there. We are engaged in our reaccreditation with the Florida Council of Independent Schools, FCIS. That happens once every 10 years. We are required to go through that this year, and as part of that we do strategic planning. I’ll be listening but we also are developing a strategic plan. We have lots of constituent members from the commu- nity involved in that. Some of those plans will roll out in a month or two. David Farace is the new Head of School at the Bolles School’s four cam- What sets Bolles apart from other schools where you have worked? puses, including Ponte Vedra Beach. The Bolles Board of Trustees named Farace Head of I think it’s the mission. Our motto is: School in October 2014 after a yearlong search process which fielded candidates from all over ‘The Bolles Way: Pursuing excellence through courage, integrity and passion.’ the world. Farace took over the school’s top leadership position this semester from Bradley When I was a candidate for the job and saw that on the website, that really got me R. Johnson ,‘79, who served Bolles most recently as Interim Head of School. Originally from excited. I dug a little deeper and now that Maryland, Farace received his bachelor’s degree in economics from Washington and Lee I’m here, it’s more than a motto — it’s an ethos that permeates every corner of ev- University and a master’s degree from Johns Hopkins University. He attended high school at ery campus. I love that. I love that we are academically an outstanding school and McDonogh School in Owings Mills, Maryland, where he was a boarding student and later re- these kids are going to be exceptionally turned to launch his career. Farace—whose role as Head of School has him involved in every well prepared. When they go from lower school to middle school to upper school, Bolles campus—comes to Bolles with more than 20 years of independent school leadership, they’ll be exceptionally well prepared for college — no doubt. I’ve talked to alums most recently as Head of School at The Montgomery Academy preparatory school In Mont- and parents of alums and they all say that gomery, Alabama. To learn more about the Bolles School, visit www.bolles.org. to a person. — Kelly H. McDermott Ponte Vedra Recorder · September 10, 2015 Community News 7

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Last month, Ponte Vedra’s Ten Salon hosted a St. Johns County Chamber ribbon cut- ting at their shop, located at 115 Professional Dr., Ste. 106. Ten Salon has been open in Ponte Vedra for 15 years and offers 13 styling chairs, a blow dry bar, nail spa and shampoo lounge. Ten offers brands like Kerastase, Shu Uemura, Oribe and Bio Ionic, and is open Monday through Saturday. For more, visit www.tensalon. net or call (904) 285-7776.

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Carrie Resch ers such as veteran R&B singer, Aaron The Recorder Neville, rhythm & blues gospel singer, A spotlight shined on the nation’s Mavis Staples, Justin Townes Earle, JJ oldest city during its 450th com- Grey and Mofro and Emmylou Harris memorative anniversary celebration with Rodney Crowell. last week, and despite the inclement Saturday night closed out with a weather, multitudes of people turned bang with a fireworks show over the out to mark the historic occasion. Matanzas River. The celebration took place over The official anniversary was marked several days from Sept. 4–8 at vari- Sept. 8 with a countdown clock cer- ous locations throughout historic St. emony at the Visitor Information Cen- Augustine. ter, a reenactment of Pedro Menéndez’ A highlight of the festivities was a landing in St. Augustine in 1565 and a free three-day music and street festival procession to the Cathedral Basilica of with live entertainment on five stages St. Augustine followed by a commemo- featuring local and national headlin- rative mass.

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Charles Neville Ponte Vedra Recorder · September 10, 2015 Sports 9 Sharks feast on Palatka Panthers

Jerry Norton Ponte Vedra got a break Special to the Recorder when a holding penalty against The hour-long bus ride to the Panthers negated a 50-yard Palatka had no ill affects on touchdown run. Palatka was the Ponte Vedra Sharks Friday forced to punt again and the evening as Coach Matt Toblin’s Sharks engineered a 98-yard, football team took control of eleven play touchdown drive the game early then cruised to a to double their lead 14-0. Key 28-10 win. plays included a third down Ponte Vedra recovered a pass to Marshall Few and runs first quarter Panther fumble of 26, 20 and 24 yards by Swan. and converted the turnover Tronti earned the touchdown into a touchdown six plays with his 11-yard keeper. later. Three Nick Tronti passes The Sharks got the ball right to Harry Jorgenson, JD Pir- back when Alexs Djukic fell on ris and Hal Swan pass gave a Panther fumble at the Palatka Ponte Vedra possession at the forty. Six plays later FB Colin host’s 6-yard line. Swan’s 3-yard York opened a hole for Tronti plunge put the Sharks up 7-0. who bulled over for a 21-0 Strong defensive play by Ponte Vedra advantage. The Noah Solaun and a holding hosts had to settle for a 33-yard penalty led to a Palatka punt field goal after driving inside the but the Sharks turned the ball Shark red zone with 23 seconds over right away when the Pan- left in the half. thers intercepted Tronti’s long Photos by Chris & Jerry Norton / Special to the Recorder pass intended for Quint Boyd. SHARKS continues on Page 10 No. 52 Brogan Warwin separates the Panther blocker from his helmet.

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Ponte Vedra’s surprise on-sides kick- off to start the second half set up their final score of the game. It came on a nine-play drive capped by Tronti’s pass to Boyd in the end zone. Palatka finally found the end zone with a third quarter flea flicker that caught the Shark secondary by sur- prise—a play that was good for 80 yards. BEFORE AFTER Tronti finished with 15 completions ACTUAL PATIENTS – THE VEIN EXPERTS – in 20 attempts good for 189 yards and two rushing touchdowns. Swan gained 87 yards on 19 carries and caught four passes for 69 yards. Marshall Few picked up 36 yards on three catches. Defensively Solaun lead all tacklers with Now in nine and recovered a Panther fumble. Ponte Vedra returns home for a non-conference game against Arlington Country Day on Friday evening.

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Ponte Vedra Recorder · September 10, 2015 Sports 11 Jaguars prepare for season opener against Carolina Jacksonville finishes preseason 2-2 Mike Bonts Special to the Recorder The NFL regular season for the Jacksonville Jaguars begins Sunday after going 2-2 in the preseason. Jacksonville opens Week 1 against Carolina. Jacksonville will try to im- prove on last season’s 3-13 record in head coach Gus Bradley’s third season in which the club has only recorded seven total wins. Offense has been the big concern. The Jaguars have averaged only 88.8 rushing yards a game in Bradley’s ten- ure. Production from rookie running back T.J. Yeldon and running mates Denard Robinson and Toby Gerhart will hopefully bolster a lackluster ground threat. The offense ranked 31st in the league last season. The offensive line is buoyed by free-agent signings – Jer- mey Parnell at right tackle and center Stefen Wisniewski. Focus will be on the marked im- provement of QB Blake Bortles. In the Photos by Nancy Beecher / Special to the Recorder preseason he completed 65 percent The Jacksonville Jaguars held the lead for much of the third preseason game against the Detriot Lions before falling 22-17 at EverBank Field. of his passes for 461 yards, with a TD and no turnovers. The second-year mer Arena Football League kicker, is fensive lineman Chris Reed, linebacker UP NEXT — The Jaguars may face signal caller out of UCF also ran for 42 Jacksonville’s new place-kicker. Myers Todd Thomas and cornerback Peyton the Carolina Panthers on Sunday with- yards and a TD. made four of five field-goal tries in the Thompson. out four-time Pro Bowl center Ryan THOMAS TO MISS OPENER — preseason. His longest was a 55-yard- CAPTAINS ANNOUNCED — QB Kalil and starting defensive tackle Tight end and two-time Pro Bowler er. His only miss was from 58 yards. Blake Bortles and tight end Marcedes Star Lotulelei. Corey “Philly” Brown Julius Thomas is expected to miss the Myers’ seven of eight kickoffs were in Lewis on offense, middle linebacker and Ted Ginn Jr. are Carolina’s start- first three games of the regular sea- the end zone. Paul Posluszny on defense and punter ing wide receivers. The position had son following hand surgery. Thomas AUBURN DUO — Two free agent Bryan Anger on special teams were been up for grabs since former FSU underwent surgery to repair ligament rookies from Auburn are on the ros- voted captains. “They’re four great standout Kelvin Benjamin tore his ACL damage in his right hand. Thomas ter. Former QB Nick Marshall, now representatives,” said head coach Gus in training camp. Kickoff is 1 p.m. at broke a bone in the back of his hand at cornerback, and running Corey Bradley EverBank Field. in the preseason opener against Pitts- Grant have impressed enough in the burgh. preseason to earn a chance to play. 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Photos provided by Brumos Automotive Group The Brumos Porsche dealership is seen in its former location on Atlantic with the rebuilding of the Mercedes-Benz showroom. See another photo of the building on page 15. Brumos Motor cars then and now mos Motor Cars (Mercedes-Benz in- the following year, retaining the Bru- cluding Sprinter) and Brumos Lexus mos name for the Porsche dealer- Marking 25 years of history of Jacksonville; plus Mercedes-Benz ship. Under Gregg’s ownership, the of Orange Park (including smart) company acquired a Mercedes-Benz Patti Tantillo Cars, Inc., marking the end of the and Brumos Lexus of Orange Park. franchise, named Gregg Motor Cars. Brumos Automotive Gregg family’s era of ownership and Also located in Jacksonville is the In 1966, Gregg earned his first major This year marks a notable mile- consolidating the Mercedes-Benz Brumos Collision Center. The Bru- sports car race win. When a young stone in the history of Brumos and Porsche dealerships under the mos of today remains fully dedicated Hurley Haywood bested Gregg in Automotive. Twenty-five years ago, Brumos name. to the principles on which the com- a local autocross event, the two a partnership between Dan Davis Since then, Brumos Motor Cars has pany was founded. became friends. They teamed up to and Bob Snodgrass was formed continued to evolve, now including The Brumos story began in 1953 make racing history, dominating the under the name of Brumos Motor five stores — Brumos Porsche, Bru- with racing enthusiast Hubert Brund- world of sports car racing and mak- age. Brundage owned a Volkswagen ing the Brumos name known around shop called Brundage Motors in Mi- the world. After Gregg’s death in THANK YOU to our 2015 ami Springs. After relocating to Jack- 1980, his widow, Deborah, assumed sonville, he became the sole VW ownership and kept Brumos Racing Ponte Vedra Auto Show Sponsors distributor in three states. Brundage in operation. continued racing, driving the first Bob Snodgrass, General Manager Porsche to compete outside of Eu- for Gregg, joined with Jacksonville PRESENTING SPONSOR rope in 1955. Awarded the Porsche businessman and racing enthusiast distributorship for the Southeast, he Dan Davis to purchase the company named his new operation Brumos, in 1990, merging the Porsche and for his company’s Telex address Mercedes-Benz brands under the (BRUndage MOtorS). He drove Brumos name. In 1991, Davis and the first Brumos Racing Porsche at Snodgrass were awarded the Lexus Sebring in 1960, but his life was cut franchise for Jacksonville, originally tragically short in a highway acci- named for third partner, Danny Sul- dent in 1964. livan. The dealership’s name was Peter Gregg, who was a friend of GOLD SPONSOR SILVER SPONSORS Brundage, purchased the company BRUMOS continues on Page 16

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operations to Jacksonville. Deciding to ‘race what we sell’, a Brumos #59 Brumos Porsche 911 GT3 made Continued from 14 its debut in the GT Class in 2011, changed to Lexus of Jacksonville winning the GRAND-AM Rolex Series after Sullivan’s partnership ended. GT championship that same year. Snodgrass kept the racing tradition President and CEO Charlie Tomm’s alive, immediately returning Brumos vision for Brumos Automotive is to to competition. build on the heritage of the com- In 1991, Hurley Haywood won his pany’s past, and partnership with the fifth Rolex 24 at Daytona, followed Ponte Vedra Auto Show is a great by SuperCar Championship titles. way to celebrate that heritage. Snodgrass was also instrumental “This show is a great event for in founding the GRAND-AM Rolex our area,” Tomm said. “Each year it Series in 2003. attracts a great collection of unique Following Snodgrass’ death in automobiles in a beautiful setting, 2007, Davis continued his support, and offers something for everyone to never missing a race. enjoy. We see many of our custom- Two years after Brumos Racing won ers at the show and are proud to be the 2009 Rolex 24, Davis returned race a sponsor again this year.” The late Bob Snodgrass, former CEO of Brumos Motor Cars, Inc. Ponte Vedra Auto Show: About this year’s judges

Winners of the 2015 Ponte Vedra became a financial advisor. Just over years. Barren volunteers for club races at enthusiasm extends from Formula 1 to Auto Show will be selected by a panel 10 years ago, Weisman owned an inter- Roebling Road, Daytona and Sebring and sprint cars and everything in between. of 15 judges. The judges this year rep- est in an automotive performance and has participated in many PCA Concours In addition to serving on the founda- resent auto enthusiasts, collectors and restoration shop here in Jacksonville. events at the local, regional and national tion board, Duss serves as foundation experts from around the First Coast. Weisman has owned over 50 cars and levels. Barren serves on the Board of attorney. Get to know your 2015 judging panel! currently has a Grand Sport Corvette Directors for Florida Crown Region and and a Mustang SVO. Weisman has been has served on the national staff of PCA Mike Ferran — Ferran has been Larry Weisman (Head Judge) — sponsoring and volunteering with the as a Zone 12 representative for the state repairing, modifying and restoring Weisman holds a BS in Aeronautical Ponte Vedra Auto Show for 10 years of Florida. Barrne also volunteers at the vehicles professionally for 40 years. He Engineering, is a financial advisor and and is Chief Judge. Amelia Island Concours d’Elegance, is an ASE Master Technician and has a self-described car nut. “From the age including volunteering as a co-chair for owned Ferran Automotive since 1991. of five, anything with four wheels got Bob Barren — Born and raised in several years. Although he currently owns a Fer- my attention,” Weisman said. Weisman Jacksonville, Barren has been a member rari Challenge Stradale, Ferran says he worked in flight test on commercial of the Florida Crown Region and Porsche Glen Branch — Branch is from loves anything with wheels. and military aircraft, and 21 years ago Club of America (PCA) for nearly 20 Blackpool England where he built and raced dragsters. Branch has worked Steve Giambra — It all started for for TVR Engineering on their sports Giambra when he bought his first car cars, and came to America with TVR in high school, a 1956 Corvette. Fifty in 1985. In the 1990s, Branch worked years later, after a long search, Giam- with Mercedes and Jaguar. He has also bra was able to relive the dream by been a designer and builder with Kit purchasing another ‘vette like the one Cars. Branch says that he has been in he had in high school. Steve collects the car business in one way or another American, American Muscle and British for at least 40 years, and he is also an Sports cars and has been a judge for Let’s get social! experienced motorcycle rider. the past four years. Jimmy Britts — Supporting the Mark Laszlo — Laszlo describes Navy at NAS JAX is what Britts does himself as a “lifelong car nut” and “Like” us on when he is not “playing with cars.” states that the Porsche is his favorite Britts is a past ARCA racecar driver, Marque. Although Laszlo has owned chassis builder and painter. Britts is 18 Porsches in the past 45 years, he the main racecar mover at the Ame- has an affinity for Mopars and GTO’s lia Island Concours, and he has been and has been judging at various judging with the Ponte Vedra Auto shows since 1972. Show for two years. Stay up to date on contests, advertising specials, and Dick Messer — For 12 years, until real-time news in Ponte Vedra. Our fans get access to John Duss — Duss, another origi- June 2010, Messer was Executive Direc- nal founder of the Amelia Concours, tor at the Petersen Automotive Mu- exclusive content you can’t fi nd anywhere else! has served as a chief judge of the seum. Located in Los Angeles, Califor- motorcycle category. He has been an nia, the museum is one of the world’s active motorcyclist for over 40 years, largest and most prestigious automo- owning numerous marques, participat- tive museums. Messer, a life-long car ing in several clubs and is a member collector who is well connected in the of the Antique Motorcycle Club of collector car community, was the first America. Automobiles as a hobby to hold the Museum Director post. span the same period with a particular affection for Alfa Romeo. His racing JUDGES continues on Page 17 Ponte Vedra Recorder · September 10, 2015 Ponte Vedra Auto Show 17 Judges Continued from 16

Ken Perry — Perry is currently at IT project manager at Landstar System Inc. Perry owns a 2003 Boxster S and is on the board of PCA. Perry currently serves as chief judge at the Festival of Speed, and this is Perry’s second year judging with the Ponte Vedra Auto Show.

Mike Ross — Ross holds a me- chanical engineering degree from General Motors Institute and attended the Harvard Business School. As an executive with GM from the late 50s to the late 90s, Ross was the head of the Fisher Body Division Operations, which consisted of 28 plants and 100,000 employees. In the 80s, Ross moved to Europe to become the head of Passenger Car Europe (Opel and Vauxhall) Operations, whose volume at the time was 1.6 million units and 100,000 employees. Ross returned to the United States to head up Truck Group Operations, launching the Chevrolet Tahoe and GMC Yukon be- fore retiring. Ross and his wife, Janet, live on the Intracoastal Waterway in Photo by Glen Hettinger Pictured are the judges from the 2014 Ponte Vedra Auto Show. New this year on the judging panel is Mark Sellers (not pictured). Ponte Vedra Beach, and is famous for wining car of the year in 1984 with a clerk of court race and opened a lo- 1999 12 Who Care in the Jacksonville Jacksonville for exemplary community the Opel Kadett. cal comedy club before coming to the Community, and he is the recipient service. Florida Times-Union 20 years ago. He of the 2001 Frank W. Sherman Award Mark Sellers — Sellers moved to is married with one son, and is active presented by the Rotary Club of South — Compiled by Kelly H. McDermott St. Johns County from Atlanta, GA, in in church and community activities. August 2014. One of his first events Scanlan is the main contributor to the in Florida was last year’s Ponte Vedra Wheels section of the Jacksonville TU. Auto Show! After the move, Sellers transferred his Porsche Club of America AJ Tasker — Tasker is an attorney regional affiliation from the Peachstate at law specializing in criminal DUI. Region in Atlanta to the Florida Crown Tasker owns a 5.0 Mustang, the Region. At the first FCR social he at- eleventh Mustang that he has owned. tended, Sellers met Bill Hughes. “As Bill Tasker is a member of the First Coast and I got acquainted, the subject of my Modified Mustang Club and has been concours involvement came up,” Sell- judging with the Ponte Vedra Auto ers said. “Bill told me, ‘We’re going to Show for the past 5 years. put you to work next year.’” Sellers has been a member of the Porsche Club of Bill Warner — Bill Warner is America for 20 years, is a former Con- founder of The Amelia Concours cours Chairman of Atlanta’s Peachstate d’Elegance, chairman of the Ame- Region and is a longtime participant in lia Foundation and also serves as Porsche Concours events. Sellers has president of his own business, H. C. been a PCA judge at the regional level Warner, Inc., an industrial filtration for many years, and received his Parade company. He also owns and oper- Judging certification (PCA National ates Bill Warner Racing. He won the level) in 2010. Over that time, Sellers 2002 Meguiar’s Award for Collector has owned five Porsches. One of his Car Hobby Person of the Year. Known prior cars was the highest scoring at the as the ‘Oscar’ of car collecting, this PCA’s Savannah Parade event in 2011, award recognizes those who make a and Sellers has been Peachstate’s annual significant contribution to the qual- overall champion five times (2001, 2004, ity, visibility and growth of classic car 2011, 2012 and 2013). Sellers has also collecting. The Foundation estab- Northeast Florida’s been invited to participate in the Hilton lished by Warner has donated over Head Motoring Festival for the last two $2 million to Community Hospice years and the Amelia Island Concours of Northeast Florida, Spina Bifida #1 Local Source For Buying or Cars & Coffee event in 2014 with his of Jacksonville, Navy Marine Corps current Porsche, a 911 Turbo. Relief Society, Shop with Cops and other charities since he founded The Selling Vehicles for Over 20 Years. Dan Scanlan — A 28-year resi- Amelia 17 years ago. dent of Jacksonville, Dan Scanlan has For his efforts, he has been recog- worked in local television and radio, nized as the 1997 Volunteer Fundrais- handled election campaign advertising er of the Year by the National Society Carconnection.com accounts for a circuit court judge and of Fundraising Enterprises, one of the 18 Ponte Vedra Auto Show Ponte Vedra Recorder ·September 10, 2015

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Proceeds benefit St. Vincent’s hibit spanning 100 years of the motorcycle will Center is located at 100 Corridor Road S. #220 Atlantic Beach Country Club golf shop at (904) Community Health Outreach Programs. For be on display. Spectator admission & parking is in Ponte Vedra Beach. For more information, 372-2224. more information or to purchase tickets, call free. Local Food Trucks and the TPC Clubhouse visit www.pontevedrawellnesscenter.com. (904) 308-8896 or email jessica.waugaman@ will serve lunch and beverages throughout the New Cultural Center Art Exhibitions jaxhealth.com. show. Vendor booths will be on site, and an End of Summer Bash Two new art exhibitions will be on display at awards ceremony will take place at 2 p.m. on Come join Gabriel House of Care’s Young Pro- the Cultural Center at Ponte Vedra Beach begin- Second Saturday Trail Hike the TPC Clubhouse back lawn. For more infor- fessionals Advisory Council Thursday, Sept. 10 ning Friday, Sept. 11. From Nature, with original The GTM Research Reserve hosts a 1.5-mile trail mation, visit www.stjohnscountychamber.com. at 5 p.m. at The Lemon Bar, 120 Atlantic Blvd. in works by David Engdahl and Mary Williamson walk every second Saturday from 8:30-10:30 Neptune Beach for an evening of fun and net- will be on display in the main gallery, and New a.m. For more information, call (904) 823- Zappa Plays Zappa at PV Concert Hall working while raising money for Gabriel House. Directions, a group exhibition with works by 4500 or go to https://gtmresearchreserveex- Dweezil Zappa, son of Frank Zappa, will play his Admission is a $30 donation that includes two more than twenty advanced acrylic students, plorations.eventbrite.com. father’s hits Sunday, Sept. 13 at the Ponte Vedra drink tickets and food from TacoLu. Bring your will be on display in the Scene gallery. New Concert Hall as part of Zappa’s “One Size Fits cash as there will be a 50/50 raffle. For more Directions will be on display through Oct. 2. An Sisters of the Sea Surf Classic All” 40th anniversary tour. General admission information, contact Drew Khadivi at (904) 821- opening reception for From Nature will take The 17th annual Sisters of the Sea Surf Classic tickets for the standing room only show are 8995 or [email protected]. place Sept. 11 from 6-8 p.m. Admission is free presented by LuvSurf is Saturday, Sept. 12 at 8 $32 in advance; $35 day of show. Gates open at and open to the public. From Nature will be a.m. on the south side of the Jacksonville Beach 8 p.m.; show starts at 9 p.m. Dweezilla On The Snapshot St. Augustine exhibit on display through Oct. 23. Additionally, Karen Pier. This is one of the largest all-girl surf con- Road: Dweezil Zappa Guitar Masterclass will A new exhibit featuring the photographs of F. Rose: Painting a Poetic Vision Artist Member tests in the nation with divisions for novice and take place at 4 p.m. The cost is $72. 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The exhibit, located at 1050 A1A N. in Ponte Vedra Beach. sonville, a non-profit organization providing cert Hall box office, as well as online at www. presented by the St. Johns County Cultural CCPVB is located at 50 Executive Way in Ponte education and support for women and families ticketmaster.com, at all Ticketmaster outlets or Council, features photographs covering a wide Vedra Beach. For more information, call (904) dealing with breast cancer. For more informa- by phone at (800) 745-3000. For more informa- range of events in and around St. Augustine 280-0614 or visit www.ccpvb.org. tion, visit www.sistersofthesea.org. tion, visit www.pvconcerthall.com. though a span of 40 years. For more informa- tion, visit www.stjohnsculture.com. 911 Heroes Run Pete’s Turn Sunset Celebration Depression Support Group The Travis Manion Foundation 911 Heroes Join the community in raising funds for “Pete’s A Depression/Bipolar Support Group meets Life Enrichment Group Run is Friday, Sept. 11 at 4:30 p.m. at the Sea Turn,” a donation-driven project to create a Sundays from 6-8 p.m. in the Azalea Room at The Life Enrichment Group is a program Walk Pavilion in Jacksonville Beach. For more memorial building for Pete Rodrigues at the Baptist Beaches Medical Center, South, 14550 designed for those with memory changes who information or to register for the run, visit www. Atlantic Beach Country Club. The event will in- Old St. Augustine Rd., Jacksonville. The support like to stay active mentally, physically and so- travismanion.org. clude a silent and live auction. The event will be group is free and open to the public. For more cially while allowing caregivers and loved ones hosted from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. and is $35 per information, call (770) 403-4991 or email whit- some free time for themselves. This program is MOSH $5 Fridays person (members and guests welcomed). The [email protected]. The group is facilitated offered weekdays from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at Ashford Every Friday, come to MOSH to enjoy $5 admis- evening will include live music, hors d’oeuvres, by: Georgia State Certified Peer Specialist. Court, 1700 The Greens Way in Jacksonville sion and extended hours. The museum will be two complimentary beer or wine tickets and Beach. For more information, call (904) 568- open late every Friday until 8 p.m. (Note: Addi- a cash bar. Cocktail attire is requested. RVSP to 8174, or email life_enrichmentgroup@yahoo. tional discounts or coupons are not permitted.) (904) 372-222 or alex.bilby@atlanticbeachcoun- com. tryclub.com. RECOGNIZE SOMEONE BOOK SALE Did you see yourself or ? Seymour’sS ’ , ththe beach’s only used book store, someone you know in presents its Semi-Annual Book Sale one of our publications?? September 16 - 19, 2015 Give us a call to Membership Preview Night–Tues., Sept. 15th • 4:30pm–7:30pm purchase a color print Wed., Sept. 16th • 10:00am–7:30pm 904.285.8831 Thurs. and Fri., Sept. 17 & 18 • 10:00am–5:30pm BAG DAY ON SEPT. 19TH • 10:00AM–4:00PM Seymour’s book store is located inside the Ponte Vedra Library, 101 Library Blvd. in Ponte Vedra Beach Ponte Vedra Recorder · September 10, 2015 Ponte Vedra Auto Show 21

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Great Books Discussion Group Backyard BBQ PV Library book sale Continuing Education Presentation The monthly meeting of the Great Books The St. Augustine Amphitheatre, in partnership The Friends of the Library Ponte Vedra Beach Arbor Terrace Ponte Vedra is hosting a continu- Discussion Group will take place Monday, Sept. with Commoditie Booking, presents the St. Au- present their semi-annual book sale Sept. 16-19 ing education presentation, “Ethical Issues: 14 at 3 p.m. at the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch gustine Amphitheatre Backyard BBQ featuring with a membership preview night Tuesday, Whose Life is it Anyway?” Thursday, Sept. 17 Library, 101 Library Blvd. in Ponte Vedra Beach. psychedelic, punk rock quartet Thee Oh Sees Sept. 15 from 4:30-7:30 p.m. On Wednesday, from 4:30-5:30 p.m. at 5125 Palm Valley Road The books to be discussed are from the 1st with guests Golden Pelicans and Waylon Thorn- Sept. 16, the hours of the book sale are 10 in Ponte Vedra Beach. The expert speaker will Series of the Great Books Reading & Discussion ton & The Heavy Hands on Tuesday, Sept. 15. a.m.-7:30 p.m., Thursday and Friday Sept. 17 be Gail Sullivan, RN, Jacksonville SeniorBridge Program. All interested readers are welcome to General admission standing room only tickets and 18 from 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m., and Bag Day on manager. Hors d’oeuvres will be served im- attend. This program is made possible by the are on sale now. Tickets are $15 in advance; Saturday, Sept. 19 takes place from 10 a.m.-4 mediately following the program. RSVP to Friends of the Library. For more information, call $17 day of show. Doors open at 6 p.m.; show p.m. The library is located at 101 Library Blvd. in Ilene Thrasher at (904) 834-7578, ithrasher@ the library at (904) 827-6950. stats at 7 p.m. Tickets will be available at the St. Ponte Vedra Beach. arborcompany.com or Diana Molimock at (904) Augustine Amphitheatre and Ponte Vedra Con- 568-3819, [email protected]. Docent Training at the Cummer cert Hall box office, as well as online at www. PV Professionals Networking Group Cummer Docent Training begins Sept. 14. The ticketmaster.com, at all Ticketmaster outlets or The Ponte Vedra Professionals Networking Habitat for Humanity volunteers Docent Corps is an integral part of the Cummer by phone at (800) 745-3000. Group meets every Wednesday from noon-1 Habitat for Humanity of St. Augustine/St. Museum. Docents are dynamic, dedicated p.m. at Mulligans, 43 PGA Tour Blvd. in Ponte Johns County needs volunteers to help build Museum volunteers with diverse backgrounds, Sunset Rotary Club weekly meeting Vedra Beach. For more information, call Gloria homes throughout the community. No skill is who lead tours of the Permanent Collection The Rotary Club of Ponte Vedra Beach Sunset at (904) 635-6103, visit www.pvpng.com, or necessary. Volunteers must be 16 years of age and Temporary Exhibitions for school-aged meets Tuesdays from 6-7:15 p.m. at the Hilton email [email protected]. or older to participate. Contact the Volunteer children and adults. No previous teaching or Garden Inn. Community leaders are welcome Coordinator at (904) 826-3252, ext. 2002 or visit art history experience is required as Docents to attend. For more information, call Club Ponte Vedra Toastmasters www.habitatstjohns.org/volunteer to register attend monthly training sessions with Museum President Ron Mott at (904) 460-7092 or email Make this the year to develop your speaking and sign up for a volunteer build day. Please staff in order to learn about school tours, the [email protected]. and leadership abilities! The Ponte Vedra Toast- visit our website for more information regard history of the Cummer family, the Permanent masters Club offers opportunities for improving ing homeownership and donations. Collection, and Gardens. Once training is Kingdom Advisors Beaches Group your communication skills. PLEASE NOTE NEW completed, Docents make a weekly commit- What does the bible have to say about han- TIME! Join us every Wednesday at The Players Live Music at Table 1 ment of their time that makes the Museum’s dling your finances? All local financial advisors, Community Center at 175 Landrum Lane, Ponte Table 1 at 330 A1A N will host the Gary Starling tour programs possible. If you are interested accountants, and attorneys are invited to at- Vedra Beach. The meeting starts promptly at Jazz Band live starting at 7:30 p.m. in becoming a member of the Docent Corps, tend a monthly Kingdom Advisors presentation 7:30 a.m. and lasts one hour. Want to know please contact Lynn Norris at (904) 899-6006 or at the Caduceus Consulting offices on Tuesday, more? Contact Lucy Reep at (904) 607-3695 or Tapestry cultural exhibit [email protected]. Sept. 15 from 7:30-8:30 a.m. he meeting will [email protected]. “Tapestry: The Cultural Threads of First America” consist of a video presentation and open will be on display at the St. Augustine Visi- Caregiver Support Group discussion. Caduceus Consulting is located Music by the Sea concert series tor Information Center through Oct. 4. This The Players Caregiver Support Group meets at 238 Ponte Vedra Park Drive in the Griggs The 13th season of the Music by the Sea signature St. Augustine 450th Commemoration every Monday 12:00-1:00 p.m. at The Players Se- Group building. Contact Rick Weaver at Rick@ Concert Sereis began May 13 and runs every exhibition features three intertwining cultures: nior Center, 175 Landrum Lane in Ponte Vedra caduceusconsulting.com to attend. Wednesday through mid October. The free Hispanics, Africans and Native Americans, Beach. Kimberly Weir of Heartland Hospice fa- concerts begin at 7 p.m. and are held at The St. that came together to create the culture of cilitates a weekly discussion of current concerns That Singles Thing Johns County Pier Park, 350 A1A Beach Blvd. modern-day St. Augustine. The VIC is located at and issues of caregivers. It is a great opportu- Ponte Vedra Presbyterian Church hosts That Sin- in St. Augustine Beach. Each week will feature 10 W. Castillo Drive in St. Augustine. For more nity for caregivers to share resources and ideas. gles Thing, a weekly Tuesday night gathering of a differnet band and food service from a local information, call (904) 825-1053 or visit www. For more information, call (904) 280-3233. single adults who are committed to encourag- restuaruant. Food service starts at 6 p.m.; items staugustine-450.com/tapestry. ing each other in their faith with God. Meetings are priced at $10 or less. Attenndees should Annual Activity Member are from 7-8:30 p.m. Tuesday nights at Ponte bring chairs, and coolers are also permitted. On —Compiled by Carrie Resch Become an Annual Activity Member at The Vedra Presbyterian Church, 4510 Palm Valley Wednesday, Sept. 16, Big Lonesome will per- Players Community Senior Center! There are so Rd., Building B in Ponte Vedra Beach. All single form will perform and the featured restaurant many reasons to become a member: discounts adults invited. Light snacks and refreshments is Gypsy Cab Company. For more information, on fee-based classes, designated events and served, no charge. Complimentary childcare visit www.thecivicassociation.com or visit www. 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The Brumos Collections’ 1998 Porsche 3.8 RSR, one of the last of the 993 air-cooled Porsches to leave Germany.

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The 20th anniversary of the Porsche 993 is a milestone worthy of recognition. Of the many versions of the 911 that were designed over the years, the 993 remains one of the most popular of all the production Porsches ever built. It is of particular significance because it repre- sents the last of the air-cooled Porsches. The car itself is a classic — it not only looked great, it was a fun car to drive. When you also add the fact that it was the last in a long line of air-cooled models, it takes on special significance. The market that exists for any well-kept, vintage Porsche is strong, and the 993’s are exactly the kind of cars people love to find. I would bet that in about five years, the 993’s — particularly those of the last year of production — will really go up in value, so if you have one, my advice is to hang on to it! — Hurley Haywood 24 Ponte Vedra Auto Show Ponte Vedra Recorder ·September 10, 2015

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Photo by Brett Levin Celebrating Corvette’s ‘King of the Hill’

Jordan E. Ferrell General Motor’s original sports which was only reproduced said. at 370 pounds of torque per Special to the Recorder car, the Chevrolet Corvette. from 1990–95, was a turning Most notably for owners of foot. According to Weisman, This year marks the 20th and point for the sports car. the ZR1 was the addition of the engine alone added about The 2015 Ponte Vedra Auto 25th anniversary of Chevy’s “The Corvette was coming the 5.7 liter LT5 V8 engine, a $30,000 to the base price of Show is a special one for Corvette ZR1, or “King of the through the late 70s and early powerful piece of mechani- the car. more than a few reasons, but Hill,” as it is referred to by its 80s as having absolutely no cal engineering designed by “In 1990 it was the most this one will weigh especially owners and admirers alike. performance at all. It was just Group Lotus — which was expensive car that GM had heavy on those who’ve had a According to the auto a sloppily made, low quality owned by General Motors at ever sold,” said Weisman. “It life-long obsession — or even show’s head judge Larry Weis- vehicle with low performance the time — that pushed out moderate fascination — with man, 51, the Corvette ZR1, that looked okay,” Weisman an impressive 375 horsepower CORVETTE continues on Page 29 Ponte Vedra Recorder · September 10, 2015 Ponte Vedra Auto Show 29

Top photo provided by AutoViva. Bottom photo by Brett Levin Corvette Continued from 28 was a big step for a car manufacturer to take back then. They were just starting to grasp an understanding of electronic fuel injection and there were mandates from the government to reduce pollution and increase fuel economy, but in doing so it made the performance level of any kind of car God-awful. This was really breaking out of the box in the performance world.” The car officially debuted in 1989 at the Geneva Auto Show and by early March of the following year the ZR1 — in an effort to help market the car with its extravagant price tag — had counterpart, the body style differenc- wasn’t enough body work done to it with 385 pounds of torque per foot. set a new world record for the highest es were not distinguishable enough to for the layperson to say ‘Oh hey, that’s “It truly was the ‘King of the Hill’,” 24-hour/5,000-mile land-speed over warrant the large differential in price. an $80,000 Corvette!’” Weisman said. 175 mph. “Think about the guy who spent In the final three years of ZR1 According to Weisman only 6,939 According to Weisman the ZR1 was 70-80 grand on this exotic Corvette production Lotus made significant ZR1s were produced in the six-year not economical, however. Despite its and then nobody knows what it is modifications to the cylinder heads, period and four of them are set to wider tail and slight taillight varia- because it doesn’t look a whole lot valve train and exhaust system, which be on display at the Ponte Vedra Car tions, when compared to its non-ZR1 different,” said Weisman. “There just brought the horsepower up to 405 Show on September 13. 30 Ponte Vedra Auto Show Ponte Vedra Recorder ·September 10, 2015

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Looking back at 2014 Ponte Vedra Auto Show Winners Corvette Stingray last year’s winners The Brumos Lexus Pursuit of Perfection: Robert Kennedy — 1967 VW Type II Dormobile Bozard Ford Future Classic-Best New Mustang: Donald Mueller — Kelly H. McDermott 2007 Shelby 427 40th Anniversary The Recorder Post War Classic 1st Place-Domestic: Hilary & Mark Becker — 1947 Chrysler Town & County Chamber Choice Award: Connie Lester — 1962 Corvette Rodster Ponte Vedra and the First Coast gathered last September on a sunny Post War Classic 1st Place-Euro: W. Kettelhack — 1954 Jaguar XK Most Outrageous Interior: Richard Lambert — 1932 Packard day for the 12th annual Ponte Vedra 120 900-Light 8 Auto Show, presented by the St. Johns Brumos Mercedes-Benz Cutting Edge Classic: Jack Schmidt — Most Incredible Exterior: John Marshall — 1956 Volkswagen Beetle County Chamber of Commerce and the 1958 Mercedes-Benz 220se Cabriolet Brumos Companies at TPC Sawgrass. Racecar Award: Michael Kuiken — 1987 Pontiac Grand Prix 2+2 Presenting sponsor, the Brumos Judges’ Favorite Pony Car: Devon Cole — 1967 Chevrolet Camaro Automotive, showcased their lineup of RS Judges’ Entry Trophy: Patricia Kallas — 1965 Ford Falcon dealerships including Brumos Porsche, Brumos Motor Cars with Mercedes-Benz Most Outstanding American Muscle: Leo Suggs — 1961 Pontiac Brumos Porsche Heritage Trophy: Ralph Thomas — 1970 Porsche and Sprinter, Brumos Lexus of Jackson- Ventura 914/6 GT ville, Mercedes-Benz of Orange Park and Brumos Lexus of Orange Park. Judges’ Favorite American Muscle: Dave Abernathy — 1969 Dodge Brass & Vintage 1st Place: Arthur Hill — 1935 Tudor Slant Back Coronet Super Bee A12 Sedan “Urban Outlaw” Magnus Walker, a collector and prized restorer of Best Hot Rod/Replica 1st Place: Steve Potter — 1929 Ford Roadster Best Exotic: Marc Angelo — 2005 Ford GT Porsche’s iconic 911s, joined the fes- tivities as an honored guest. Brumos Judges’ Favorite Corvette: Dennis Patten — 1963 Corvette Most Outstanding Pony Car: Mitt Layton — 1969 Camaro Z28 RS Porsche TV and Walker teamed up in producing a video where Magnus Judges’ Favorite Mustang: David Owen — 1969 Ford Mustang Most Outstanding Corvette: John Richter — 1958 Corvette talks about the joys of owning, driving, restoring and creating the “Vic Elford- Most Original Barn Find: Keith Riechmann — 1948 Ford F-1 Pick Up Bozard Ford Most Outstanding Mustang: David Grooms — 2014 style” sport 1965 model 911. While not Truck Ford Shelby GT500 serving as an Auto Show judge, Walker Brumos Porsche Future Classic: Steve Palmer — 2007 Porsche 911 Bozard Ford Mustang Iconic 50th Anniversary: Ralph Nuanez — was on hand for autographs, photos Twin Turbo 1965 Ford Shelby GT350 and passionate Porsche conversation. Accompanying Walker, Porsche race car Brumos Mercedes-Benz Future Classic: Kevin Robert Cook — 2014 Spirit of the Urban Outlaw: Chris Wilder — 1954 Dodge Pick Up legend, Hurley Haywood was on hand Mercedes-Benz CLA 250 to engage in lively racing conversation Janney Trusted Advisors Best in Show Classic: Carey Blackford — and autographs. Future Classic-Best New Corvette: Kirk Wurster — 2014 C7 1959 Cadillac Coupe deVille Ponte Vedra Recorder · September 10, 2015 Ponte Vedra Auto Show 33 34 Ponte Vedra Auto Show Ponte Vedra Recorder ·September 10, 2015

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[Note: This column ran in last in her 80s who the story of having been at TPC and I asked how prevalent is loneli- week’s edition but was missing died tragically seeing one of his patients who didn’t ness, depression or anxiety in his its final lines. This week, you will in an automo- look or feel well. “He was alone and elder patients. “It’s significant, espe- find it reprinted in its entirety.] bile accident on I finally convinced him to let me take cially if there is a loss of a loved one More than at any other time in our A1A. That event him to the hospital.” Another time, where their main support came from. lives, we elders want to feel that life was the impetus a patient came into his office alone Depression comes with isolation and is still good, that we have value and for me seeing saying she was dizzy and wanted Dr. lack of a good support network. But contributions to make. And, perhaps patients at Vicar’s Fong to give her something for diz- depression is fairly consistent in all more than at any other time, we want Landing rather ziness. “Well, she was in atrial fibril- age categories. Sometimes counseling to feel supported and well taken care than having Sheila Weinstein lation and I took her directly to the is needed and medication as well.” of by our physicians. So, it’s impor- them come to Grow Old with Me hospital.” “Are you holistically inclined?” tant that we choose well, by expertise my office, and I asked Dr. Fong what he would “Well, my training is in allopathic and, too, by personality. When I was also moving my want someone looking for a primary medicine so if I can treat with medi- in my thirties, I complained to my practice from Jacksonville Beach to care physician to know about him. cation, I will. But I’m open to holistic doctor that a specialist he’d referred Ponte Vedra.” “That they are going to get quality approaches if a patient wants to try me to was certainly intelligent but Doctor Fong was born in Miami care. I know my limitations about alternative medications.” abrupt and condescending. I said that of Chinese parents both of whom what I can take care of. If they need Following that question I asked if I guess it should be more important immigrated to the United States from a specialist, I try to choose someone Dr. Fong had any particular advice for to me that he’s more than qualified Mainland China. After his Residency as understanding as I am.” elders. “I worry about their wishes for than to complain about his personal- in Tallahassee he did locum tenens “Do you feel that putting a stetho- end-of-life care. I think it’s of great ity. My doctor said: “You should have work, temporarily filling in for vari- scope to the chest might sometimes importance that their affairs and stated both.” I haven’t forgotten that and ous doctors who needed to be away be less important than holding a wishes are in order. And that they have chosen my doctors accordingly. from their practices in Tampa, Tope- hand?” I asked. “You have to be a have a Trustee who will respect their Dr. Fong agrees. “There has to be ka and Australia. When he returned good listener but to marry that with wishes, not necessarily a member of good communication and under- from Australia he brought back his good clinical skills so you don’t miss the family — perhaps a financial advi- standing between the patient and tired suitcase and a lively interest in a a medical condition that should be sor — someone they trust who will physician in order for things to work nurse named Vicki who he met while treated. With medicine the way it abide by their wishes. I also would well.” in Queensland. Over the next two is today, doctors have to see more love them to write their memoirs.” In his training at the University years they endured countless hours patients. Some offices have Non- “What are the most rewarding of Florida and Tallahassee Memo- in the air as their courtship contin- Physician Providers. I see everyone aspects of your practice?” “I think rial Hospital, Dr. Fong enjoyed being ued, ending with marriage and Vicki myself and I still try to give everyone when I find medical conditions and able to care for patients of all ages. moving to Ponte Vedra. Not long the time they need.” the patient gets treatment quickly, For him it was a more well rounded after, Vicki became the Practice Man- “What’s the best recipe for aging or even if it’s too late, making sure experience. Therefore, his deci- ager. Together they have surrounded well?” I asked. “The basics: eating they get their affairs in order so they sion to open a practice in Family themselves and their patients with a healthful food, exercising, maintain- can plan ahead for their legacy. I like Medicine. However, several incidents kind and friendly staff. Valuing the ing good blood pressure and cho- the ‘cradle to grave’ aspects of my occurred that added a great num- importance of his office personnel to lesterol levels. Not smoking. Also, practice, taking care of the young ber of elder patients to his practice. his patients, Dr. Fong says: “They are having healthy relationships. I like and watching them through their “When I was doing rounds at Baptist the face of my practice. They have to to find out what my patients want lives and helping older patients have Beaches Hospital, one of my patients, have a pleasant and cheerful attitude for themselves and give them the comfortable later years and not suf- a nurse, had a broken shoulder. She when they speak for me.” information they need to make good fer with pain. I always encourage a worked at Vicar’s Landing and liked About his philosophy of patient choices. When it’s our time to go, healthy pro-active lifestyle.” my care and became a source of care: “I try to approach a patient and there’s nothing we can do as medi- Next time: The Doctor after hours. referral for me, and many residents treat them as if they were a mem- cal professionals to change that time. I leave you with this: “The good there started coming to see me. One ber of my family. That’s my role as But we can make sure we help our physician treats the disease; the great of my patients from Vicar’s was a a family physician — to be a friend patients have a good quality of life physician treats the patient who has vibrant, youthful and healthy woman as well as a physician.” He related rather than quantity.” the disease.” — Sir William Osler Art quilting is truly an art

Bonnie Talley “Art Quilters.” They meet at 9:30 a.m. before the Quiltlady regular meeting of the Guild, at 10:00 on the second Friday of every month. One of the members gives a Wow! If you haven’t seen some of the fancy art little lecture or lesson, and a new theme is selected quilts that are being made in the world today, you for the next month. have missed a real treat! Many fine artists has gone This past month, the theme was “birds.” Each from painting with oils and acrylics, to painting with member made something that used that theme and fabrics. There is even a category for Art Quilts in brought it to the meeting. The variety of things made most Quilt Shows. was awesome. Lorraine Short taught a brief lesson for The category states that any quilt that is not made the group. Pictured here is Sonja Rodgers with her in the traditional manner could be considered an wall hanging that was chosen to be the best as voted “art quilt.” Embellishments, methods of construction, on by the group. ways of doing the actual quilting usually determine Anyone interested in learning how to make “art that the quilt is an “art quilt.” quilts,” is invited to the monthly meetings of the Ocean Wave Quilters Guild that meets at the The Guild. You may have an undiscovered talent! Visit Players Community Center in Ponte Vedra on Lan- the next Art Quilt meeting on Sept. 11. You’ll be so drum Ln., off CR-210, has a special group called the welcome! Ponte Vedra Recorder · September 10, 2015 Sports 41 Dolphins’ student-athletes and coaches preview seasons

Mike Bonts Special to the Recorder Administrators, coaches and student-athletes met the boosters, community supporters and the press during the Jacksonville University Ath- letics Media Day held on the Arlington campus. Jacksonville University Director of Athletics Dr. Donnie Horner, head football coach Kerwin Bell, JU Hall of Fame basketball player Artis Gilmore, men’s soccer coach Mauricio B. Ruiz, Ron Grigg, direc- tor of cross country and track, women’s soccer coach Brian Copham, men’s golf coach Mike Blackburn, women’s golf Volleyball coach Julie Darty coach Jennifer at the JU Athletics Media Borocz, vol- Day. leyball coach Julie Darty and student-athletes have a preview of Photos by Nancy Beecher / Special to the Recorder their seasons and answered questions. Jacksonville University head football coach Kerwin Bell (left) Director of Athletics Dr. Donnie Horner, Kade Bell an TJ Jenkins. The season has gotten off to a good start for JU. to Miami (Fla.) at Southern Oak Sta- Offensive Player of the Week by going of JU’s golfers finished under par in SOCCER — The men’s team earned dium on Sunday 2-0. The Hurricanes 25-of-43 for 269 yards and one TD. the second round. David Wicks again a 3-1 victory over Detroit Mercy controlled possession throughout the Wide receiver Andy Jones was named led the Dolphins, completing 18 holes Sunday evening to remain unbeaten. match and finished with a 27-5 advan- the PFL Offensive Player of the Week with a score of four-under 68. Wicks The team is off to its best start in four tage in shots and a 10-1 edge in shots by College Sports Madness with nine is currently in first place. Franck Me- years. Currently sitting at 2-0-1 on the on goal. receptions for 118 yards and 1 TD. dale also carded four-under 68, and season, the It’s Jacksonville’s best start FOOTBALL — Coming off a his- Preseason All-PFL kicker Brandon is currently tied for second place. The since it went 3-1-1 in the 2010 season. toric win at Delaware, JU (1-0) will Behr passed Donovan Curry on for women’s golf team finished eighth on Junior goalkeeper Liam O’Connor again be on the road for its second second in JU history with 15 career the day, despite being just ten strokes received his first collegiate start in game of the year this Saturday against field goals. behind first place. Amanda Detmer the match while sophomores Allan Newberry College. Jacksonville earned GOLF — The men’s team increased paced the Dolphins on the course Morgan and Ejiroghene Mrabure came its first season-opening win since 2010 its lead in round two of the GolfWeek with a two-under 69. She off the bench to score Jacksonville’s with last week’s 20-14 victory over Program Challenge, finishing the day goals. The women’s soccer team fell Delaware. QB Kade Bell earned PFL with a two-round score of 552. Three PREVIEW continues on Page 42 FREE ADS! The Recorder is now offering all Garage/Yard Sale & Lost/Found Classifi ed ads at no charge to you!

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sic. “I think we came out stronger in and women’s cross country programs rill was the first Dolphin to cross Preview our first match of the day,” said head opened their 2015 season across the finish line in the 8k race, finish- Continued from 41 coach Julie Darty. “Our energy was town at the UNF Invitational. “I’m ing in 27:52.39 for 23rd overall. The much more consistent against NC very happy with today’s races for women’s 5K race featured a pair of finished fourth in the first round of State.” Emily Laskelle was named to both the men and women,” said head Dolphins in the top five. Kyla Sie- play. Megan Collins also had a good the All-Tournament team with 52 kills, coach Ronald Grigg. “It was typically mens was JU’s best runner on day, day, swinging her way to a tie for 25th 1 assist, 2 service aces, 24 digs, and 4 hot and humid, the course was soft the sophomore concluded the race overall with a score of 75. total blocks. The Dolphins will return from our recent rain, and each team in 18:36.64 to place third overall, and VOLLEYBALL — Volleyball team to the court next weekend for the Col- was missing a freshman who should Katy Solis followed shortly behind came up against strong N.C. State and lege of Charleston Challenge. impact our top five scorers. Yet both her with a time of 18:45.74 to finish Ole Miss squads in the Cary Clas- CROSS COUNTRY — The men’s teams ran very well.” Andrew Mer- fourth. DISCOVER COUNTRY CLUB LIVING IN VILLAGE WALK JUST LISTED & UNDER CONTRACT IN 6 DAYS

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2014 BMW 435 MSPORT CONVERTIBLE $44,999 MSRP 61210 12,665 MILES, LEATHER, STOCK #3824

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