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50¢ YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER April 22, 2010 Midway mother: ‘I killed my baby’ ■ Thirty-four-year-old admits ent who lived with her parole. A responding deputy located Vasquez to suffocating her 8-day-old mother and step-father in According to a Santa and instructed her to come out of the CRIME SCENE the 5800 block of Congress Rosa Sheriff’s Office inci- woods. She emerged without her child daughter in wooded area Street in Midway/Gulf dent report, Vasquez had and reportedly uttered, “I suffocated Breeze, is being held with- given birth to baby her.” Deputies located the deceased baby BY JOE CULPEPPER out bond in the Santa Rosa Madison on April 8, which wrapped in a blanket on the ground in the Gulf Breeze News County Jail on a charge of coincided with the moth- woods. She appeared to have been dead [email protected] capital murder. Vasquez is er’s 34th birthday. The sus- for some time. believed to have suffocated pect’s step-father contacted Vasquez, also the mother of a 2-year- The Midway woman charged with her week-old infant daugh- authorities late Friday old child, told an investigator that she killing her 8-day-old daughter last Friday ter, Madison Marie Florez, Michelle M. Vasquez afternoon and reported that was unemployed and had no source of told an investigator “I killed my baby” in nearby woods on April 15 or 16. Vasquez was in the woods across from income. She stated that she decided last and “I am a murderer” before her arrest. Capital murder in Florida is punish- their residence with the baby, who he Thursday to leave home with the baby to Michelle Marie Vasquez, a single par- able by death or life in prison without believed might be deceased. See CRIME, Page 2A VETERANS What will our visit World War II roads look like MEMORIAL in 25 years? Transportation officials seek RIGHT: Veterans Allen S. “Doc” Holliday, 94, and Everett L. French, input to craft future concepts 85, flank Guardian Doug Broxson in front of the World War II Memorial transit needs between 2010 and BY PAM BRANNON fountain during the sixth Emerald 2035. Coast Honor Flight on April 14. Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Wiley Page of the PBS&J BELOW, RIGHT: Billy B. Belcher is consulting firm working on the Would you like to see a third long-range plan told the TPO moved to tears by a hand-written and bridge built from Gulf Breeze to board last week that planners colored note card after “mail call” on Pensacola to help with traffic need input from Gulf Breeze the flight to Washington, D.C. congestion and storm evacuation? residents. He said planners want Escambia County School children Or would you prefer a second to see what concept residents raised $140,000 to fully fund last layer of roadway over U.S. would prefer in moving people week’s Emerald Coast Honor Flight. Highway 98 in Gulf Breeze? from Gulf Breeze to Pensacola “I’m just overwhelmed emotionally by You can let the state’s road and back in the future. the effort put forward by these school planners know what you think “We recognize something children,” Belcher said. “They raised and why at a workshop today has to be done,” Page said. “We money, wrote us letters. I cannot (April 22) from 5:30 p.m. to 7 are right now looking at three describe what the support they’ve p.m. at the South End Service options,” he said. shown means to me.” Center in Midway. See TRANSPORTATION, Page 2A The Florida-Alabama Trans- portation Planning Organization Related inside is holding workshops in the ■ Transportation official county this week to gain input says local governments may in the long-range planning for have to generate own money Photos by Vici Papajohn/ roads and bridges and mass to fund road projects, 3D Gulf Breeze News Full-page coverage, 1B American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life aims to help eliminate disease Life, the annual event that who lost their battle, to the joy the whole family, offering din- face painting, a basketball “Do not eat before you come BY LISA NEWELL evokes the gamut of human of children winning prizes at ner, dessert, shopping and more, shootout, washer toss, crab to Relay,” Shannon Gulf Breeze News [email protected] emotions. From the pride of old-fashioned carnival game with every cent going toward races, massages and even rides Westmoreland, Relay publicity cancer survivors taking their lap booths and the comfort of the fight against cancer. in the Re/Max hot-air balloon. chair, reminds attendees. “There It’s big. It’s purple. It’s com- around the track at Dolphin friends visiting in lawn chairs Local bands will entertain The event begins at 6 p.m. will be so much local food that ing Friday night. Stadium to the sadness in hear- outside their tents. while team members walk the and lasts through the night and it’s hard to begin to list it.” It’s the Gulf Breeze Relay for ing the names called of those Relay for Life is an event for track for a cure. There will be into Saturday at noon. See RELAY, Page 3A

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TRANSPORTATION: Three options Thursday, April 22 1500 Woodlawn on drawing table Commission Regular 9 Way, Gulf Breeze Marine Advisory Continued from page 1A a.m., County Administrative Center, 6495 Caroline 5 p.m., County Administrative ■ One would be building another Street, Milton Santa Rosa County Center, 6495 bridge that would come from the Caroline Street, Garcon Point area and have landfall School Board 9 a.m., Milton somewhere in the bay area of Gulf District headquarters, 5086 Canal Street, Milton Breeze. Wednesday, ■ Another option would be to have a bridge from Gregory Street in Tuesday, April 27 May 5 Pensacola to the Naval Live Oaks area Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze City Board Gulf Breeze so drivers could access Three Mile This is the home on Congress Street in Midway where 8-day-old Madison Marie of Adjustments 6:30 p.m., Chamber of Bridge faster to get to Gulf Breeze and Florez lived for roughly a week with her troubled mother, Michelle Marie Vasquez, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Commerce Pensacola Beach. before allegedly having her life squeeze out of her on April 16 in the nearby Breeze Governmental Affairs ■ A third option would be to use a woods. Vasquez faces a capital murder charge. Committee 4 p.m., mass-transit bus system to move people Wednesday, Chamber Conference Room, back and forth. April 28 409 Gulf Breeze Parkway, “A bridge is very expensive, and if CRIME: Suspect held baby tightly Gulf Breeze tolls are high you may have a bridge sit- Santa Rosa Island Citizen Advisory Task ting there and not being used, and that would seek help. Vasquez reportedly Authority Committee 5 Continued from page 1A Force (CATF) Neighborhood helps no one,” Page said. “Maybe a bus responded, “You do not want to see the baby p.m., SRIA Headquarters, 1 live on the streets, expressing her belief that Stabilization Program 1:30 system would be the answer, if people right now because she is dead.” Via de Luna Drive, she was a burden on her family. Vasquez p.m., Conference Room, want to use it.” The suspect’s step-father flagged down a Pensacola Beach explained she took Madison into the woods 6051 Old Bagdad Highway, Florida-Alabama TPO board mem- passing deputy shortly after 6 p.m. Friday Gulf Breeze City Council and, at some point, held the child very tight- Milton ber and Santa Rosa County ly to comfort her. and led them to the scene. Vasquez was Executive Committee 6:30 Commissioner Robert Cole said he During questioning, Vasquez told the arrested shortly after 11 p.m. p.m., City Council Chamber, would like to see a second-layer road investigator she knew the difference The crime scene is about a mile from the 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Thursday, May 6 considered. between right and wrong and what she did Santa Rosa County Health Department’s Breeze Blackwater Soil and “I would never support the concept of to Madison was wrong. Midway office on the north side of U.S. Water Conservation six-laning the highway,” from Gulf According to the report, Vasquez spoke Highway 98. Monday, May 3 District Supervisors Board Breeze to Navarre, “and I know others to her mother via cell phone while in the In addition to the murder charge, Vasquez Gulf Breeze Town Hall 7:30 a.m., 6285 Dogwood on this board have said the same thing,” woods. The mother asked Vasquez to return was charged with probation violation from a Meeting 5 p.m., City Council Cole said. “But second-layer roads are Drive, Milton home with the baby and together they 2009 illegal dumping charge. Chamber, 1070 Shoreline being used in several places these days, Drive, Gulf Breeze Tourist Development and I think it might be the way to go Gulf Breeze City Council North End Committee 8:30 with some of our traffic problems in 6:30 p.m., City Council a.m., Santa Rosa County Gulf Breeze. We could even place a toll Council continues Comp Plan Chamber, 1070 Shoreline Chamber of Commerce, on the road that could be changed at dif- 5247 Stewart St., Milton ferent time of the day – like higher in the workshops, sets Town Meeting Drive, Gulf Breeze mornings and lower in the afternoons.” Local Mitigation Strategy Page said his firm has worked on Tuesday, May 4 1:30 p.m., Conference BY VICI PAPAJOHN several second-layer roads in the CITY Gulf Breeze Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Gulf Breeze News Highway, Milton Tampa area. [email protected] Development Review “I could bring you pictures from Board 6:30 p.m., City Zoning Board of At last Wednesday’s executive meeting ad valorem taxes collected fund park main- those projects. They are different than Council Chamber, 1070 Adjustments 5:30 p.m., and Monday’s City Council meeting, Gulf tenance and other services. For ease of the Pensacola I-110 second-layer roads. Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze Commissioner’s Board Breeze city councilmen continued to administration, staff recommended continu- The newer designs are brighter, allow- Woodlawn Beach Middle Room, County accept input on the suggested and required ing to charge the $50 annual fee to all cus- ing more light in the underpass areas,” School Advisory Council 2 Administrative Center, 6495 changes to the city’s plan, and a third tomers, but to afford city residents a $10 Page said. rebate on their next water bill if they pur- p.m., WBMS Media Center, Caroline Street, Milton Cole also thinks the toll on Garcon Comp Plan workshop was scheduled for May 28 at 5 p.m. chased a ramp permit. Point Bridge needs to be lowered. Staff analysis shows that the city’s boat “I hear it all through the county, at In other developments: ■ ramp fees and daily launch fees cover the both ends. Everyone thought the Council scheduled a May 3 second Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report cost of staffing the ramps and keeping the Garcon Point Bridge would be such a reading of Ordinance No. 04-10 amending Shoreline South area clean. In 2006, fees Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. good solution to connecting both ends the code to afford the City Manager to totaled $28,215 but 2009 $69,885 was col- of the county. But the tolls skyrocketed, ensure that all criteria within the code are gery, counterfeiting, and lected. Felonies and people won’t use it. I don’t think met regarding front-yard fences. Previous fraud. ■ Council also confirmed schedule of the people in this county will ever buy into draft designated the Board of Adjustments 4/16/2010 annual town meeting for May 3, 5:30 p.m. 4/13/2010 another toll road until the Garcon Point as the decision-making body. Towery, Jackson Nance, ■ in City Hall Council Chambers. The annual Gares, Heather Storm, Bridge toll is reduced,” he said. Council approved the purchase of W/M, 32, 8400 block of Gulf meeting offers residents the opportunity to W/F, 23, 1700 block of Briza Jim DeVries of the local office of the playground equipment for a city park on Boulevard, Navarre, violation York Street to be named Hodges Park. be heard, according to Mayor Beverly Del Mar Drive, Navarre, Florida Department of Transportation of probation. Tammy Hodges donated $22,000 to be used Zimmern. The Mayor and the Council will aggravated assault. said the bridge authority is having a Williams, Willie Kean, for the project, and an additional $2,000 will be there along with City staff to hear what Kuktelionis, Mark meeting this week. Andrew, W/M, 42, 4900 block B/M, 40, 2900 block of “They have voted twice before not to follow project completion. Once delivered, residents want for their community. Ideas to of Mason Calle Road, Gulf Crittendon Drive, Navarre, increase the toll when the opportunity the equipment will be installed by volun- be considered for the 2011 budget can be Breeze, fraud. kidnapping. came up. They can increase the toll teers, under the direction of Parks and suggested at the Town Meeting. Recreation staff. Fencing, sidewalks and “Bring your ideas and questions and take 4/14/2010 4/17/2010 again in July this year,” he said. Vasquez, Michelle Marie, Cole said he wanted the issue of landscaping will follow. an active role in your local government,” Faretra, Sunny, W/F, 24, ■ W/F, 34, 5800 block of decreasing the toll on the Garcon Councilman Dana Morris challenged she challenged. “Let’s continue to work 1900 block of Anchor Street, Congress Street, Gulf Bridge placed on the agenda of this council in March to consider lowering together to make Gulf Breeze a wonderful Navarre, Driving with a sus- Breeze, homicide, violation of week’s bridge authority meeting, and it boat-ramp fees for city residents since the community.” pended license. was done. 4/15/2010 probation. “Until the bridge authority under- Bowman, Robert stands that they would get more people Douglas, W/M, 34, 3600 DUIs to use the bridge and make more money Crist vetoes merit pay bill block of Ginger Lane, if they lower the tolls, that bridge is Navarre, larceny. 4/3/2010 going to sit there basically not being BY PAM BRANNON Bill 6 labeled by many as the Teachers across the state lob- Whidden, Brenda Faye, Adams, Dylan Jared, used,” he said. Gulf Breeze News teachers’ merit pay bill. bied and protested against the W/F, 40, 9100 block of Deer W/M, 19, 8300 block of He asked if the bonds on the bridge Crafted and pushed through bill. Santa Rosa County’s teach- Lane, Navarre, larceny, for- Randall Drive, Navarre, DUI. could be refinanced to allow a decrease Florida Gov. the legislature by the ers’ union president, Rhonda in tolls, and was told they could be if Charlie Crist last Republican leadership includ- Chavers, was part of a three- the bridge authority decided to pursue week vetoed con- ing former Gov. Jeb Bush, the county protest asking Crist to Emergency Reports that option. troversial Senate bill would have ended tenure for veto the bill. Information provided by Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue and Midway Fire District any teacher being hired at any “While I am extremely happy school after the bill became law. Gov. Crist vetoed Senate Bill 6, Gulf Breeze Fire & Rescue NOTICE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE Teachers already holding tenure and while educators through NO. 04-10 would not lose that status. Florida realize we have won a For the week ending April 16, Gulf Breeze Fire and Rescue was It also would have ended col- battle, we still have the task to Please be advised that Proposed Ordinance No. 04-10 was pre- called for 13 emergencies. These sented to the City Council of the City of Gulf Breeze for first lective bargaining over salaries closely monitor local and state incidents included 8 medical reading on Monday, April 19, 2010, and will be presented for final for teachers by their unions each politicians,” Chavers said. calls, 1 motor vehicle assist, 1 reading and adoption at a City Council meeting scheduled for year. Instead, teachers would “We plan hold them account- water rescue and 3 dispatched and canceled en route calls. Monday, May 3, 2010, at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of receive raises based on a per- able in the general election in To learn more about Gulf City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida. formance review each year. And November for voting in favor of Breeze Fire & Rescue, log on to ed 19 medical assist, 1 structure since no school district has such Senate Bill 6. It is time our www.cityofgulfbreeze.com/ fire, 4 brush fires, 1 motor vehicle The title of the proposed ordinance is as follows: performance reviews in place, politicians realize the majority firedept/index.html accident with injuries, 1 motor vehicle accident with no injuries, the proposed law provided the of their constituents support ORDINANCE NO. 04-10 Midway Fire District 3 public assist, 6 good intent can- option for schools to use the public education and view it as celled on scene or en route, and AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Florida Comprehensive the strength of America. “ For the week of April 9, 2010 1 false alarm. GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA, AMENDING SECTION 21-72 OF Assessment tests (FCAT) Local legislative representa- through April 15, 2010, Midway For more information about THE CODE OF ORDINANCES RELATIVE TO FENCES; PRO- through the year 2014 as a base tives Clay Ford, Greg Evers and Fire District was called for 36 inci- Midway Fire District, log on to VIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT; for those raises. Dave Murzin voted for the bill. dents. These emergencies includ- www.midwayfire.com. AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Police Report A copy of the proposed ordinance may be inspected by the pub- Information provided by Gulf Breeze Police Department lic in the City Clerk's office at City Hall. Interested parties may appear at the Council meetings and be heard with respect to the CORRECTIONS Gulf Breeze Police reported charged with DUI. proposed ordinance. If any person decides to appeal any deci- these incidents between April 14- The Gulf Breeze Police sion made with respect to any matter considered at this meeting ■ In the April 15 edition of ness brief about Re/Max on 20: Department is continuing its DUI saturation patrols between the or public hearing, such person may need to insure that a verba- Gulf Breeze News, the total the Coast, it should have Publix shopping center parking tim record of the proceedings is made, which record includes the lot was the scene of at least two hours of 7 p.m. and 4 a.m. in areas amount convicted felon Judy read that Darcy Meredeth, testimony and any evidence upon which the appeal is to be accidents at 6:13 p.m. Saturday, where impaired driving crashes fre- based. Lynn Hall must pay in super- Conna O’Donovan, Robert April 17, as one driver, who was quently occur. The department’s visory fees over a 60-month Havrilla and Nancy Grogan charged with driving under the influ- goal is to apprehend all impaired THE CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA probation period should have were recognized as 100 ence, crashed into at least two drivers in the area before they been reported as $1,560. Percent Club achievers. other vehicles with her 2006 cause crashes. ■ In the April 8 edition of Gulf Breeze News regrets Honda. If you have information about BY: MARITA RHODES these or other incidents, please call Gulf Breeze News in a busi- the errors. Santa Florence LaRocca, 73 of CITY CLERK Legal #1517 Gulf Breeze was arrested and GBPD at (850) 934-5121.

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SANTA ROSA COUNTY First Scenic Workshop is Saturday

As reported in the April 1 Milton High student Gulf Breeze News, the United U.S. 98 SCENIC ZONE WORKSHOPS arrested for handgun Peninsula Association is coordinating efforts to pro- April 24 SRC South Annex, 5819 GB Pkwy 8-9 a.m. A resource officer with the vide South Santa Rosa April 28 Navarre Chamber, 8543 Navarre Pkwy 1-2 p.m. Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s County residents information April 29 GB Rec Center, 800 Shoreline Dr. 5:30-7 p.m. Office arrested a 16-year-old regarding a proposed Scenic May 3 Midway Fire HQ, 1322 College Pkwy 6-7 p.m. Milton High School student last Zone designation for U.S. week after the student was For more information about the Scenic Zone workshops, call Highway 98 from the Gulf found to have a loaded handgun Paul Rollins, UPA vice president, at 501-3062. Breeze City limits to the in his backpack. Okaloosa County line and At approximately 2 p.m., County Road 399 north of Williams stepping down many other organizational and Officer Joe U.S. 98 to State Road 87. from Navarre Chamber community accomplishments Spirakis was “A Scenic Zone designation together, it is time to submit my informed by two by the Santa Rosa County Tracey Williams has resigned resignation in order to spend the students that Commissioners will allow summer with my son, and focus another student UPA to apply for and receive her position as President/CEO of the Navarre Beach Area on future personal and profes- had a firearm on federal and state grants and sional goals for myself,” campus. Spirakis matching funds to enhance the Chamber of Commerce, effec- tive May 16. Williams wrote in her resigna- had dealt with the Barnett scenic beauty, build more tion letter. student, Tkhari multi-use paths, create safer Williams has served in the post “Looking back over the past Armon Barnett, earlier in the pedestrian crossings, promote three years, I am very proud of day when Barnett argued with smart development and for about three years. She will what we have all accomplished another student. growth, and limit visual clutter for the Chamber and Navarre, Spirakis and Assistant along Fairpoint Peninsula,” remain with the Chamber through especially given the resources Principal Floyd Smith located said Don Richards, UPA presi- and circumstances. Navarre is Barnett and discovered a dent. the Navarre Williams fortunate to have so many gen- Ruger P89 9-millimeter hand- A directive to involve the FunFest, a com- erous volunteers.” gun in the boy’s book bag Navarre Beach and Gulf Breeze munity festival that will be Williams said she has always inside a gym locker. The mag- Chambers of Commerce came held at Navarre Beach May 14 enjoyed graphic arts and might azine inserted into the pistol from Santa Rosa County and 15. go into that field as a later career was full of ammunition; how- Commission Chairman Gordon “My son is entering middle choice. ever, there was not a round Goodin, who wanted the pro- school next year,” Williams “I want something that is inside the chamber. posal articulated from the “bot- explained. “He is starting sci- Barnett stated that the pis- tom up” instead of being pre- ence fairs, school dances, and I not just a job with a paycheck tol had been in his back pack sented from the “top down” to feel like am missing it all. I have when and if I step back into all day while at school. He the citizens. really enjoyed this job, and feel the workforce,” she said. “I was booked at the Santa Everyone who lives or works good about where we are as a have always enjoyed the Rosa County Jail and trans- in South Santa Rosa County is Chamber right now. But I really graphic arts part of my recent encouraged to attend one of the want to spend some time enjoy- jobs, and I would really enjoy ported to the Department of four workshops planned to learn ing being his mom for a while, getting back in touch with my Juvenile Justice in about the Scenic Zone designa- and step back to see where I creative side.” Pensacola. Barnett was tion and how it can improve the might go with a career path The Chamber has a job appli- charged with Possession of a area for you and future genera- next.” cation and criteria posted on its Firearm on School Property tions. Meeting organizers will She said she had considered Web site www.navarre (3rd degree felony punish- have forms for participants to the move since Christmas. chamber.com. able by up to five years in complete so their voices can be “After more than three years They are asking for appli- prison) and Felony Violation counted. of many great working relation- cants by Sunday, April 25. of Probation. – Julie B. Connerley ships, successful events and – Pam Brannon – SR Sheriff’s Office RELAY: Luminaria portion begins after sundown Continued from page 1A The public is also invited to attend the Luminaria Ceremony This year is Relay’s 25th after sundown. To honor the birthday, and the goal is to make community’s cancer survivors cancer a thing of the past that and to remember those lost to cannot harm future generations. the disease, survivors will circle “Relay For Life is a unique the track rimmed with glowing opportunity for our community luminaria while the names of to come together to celebrate survivors and those lost to the people who have battled cancer, disease are read aloud. remember those we’ve lost, and Luminaria can be purchased for SAUL ULLMAN, M.D. fight back against the disease,” a donation at the event. 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GULF BREEZE EXPO

Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News GBHS Science Olympiad team member Anikah Hossain deposits a donor’s $10 gift that will go toward helping the students travel to Illinois for the national competition. Looking on is fellow Olympian Joseph Besler. GB Chamber Expo lives up to its billing Gulf Breeze Rec BY LISA NEWELL Center was trans- formed into a mar- Gulf Breeze News [email protected] ketplace Saturday as almost 80 businesses and community service groups converged for the Gulf Breeze Chamber’s Expo. The gymnasium was packed wall-to-wall with trade-show booths, and the outdoor parking lot offered business booths plus activities for young and old. Many of the attendees filled up shopping bags with pens, memo pads, key chains, business cards and other giveaway items, tasted free pizza, got free massages and had the opportunity to meet local business owners, as well as learn about area churches and non-profit groups. Entertainment included a fashion show by Elite Repeats, taekwondo and dance demonstrations plus art lessons, while the Expo Café offered refreshments while raising money for non-profit groups. On Friday night, the “Taste of Expo” event offered business-to-business networking and the chance to sample delicacies from area chefs. Prizes were award- ed to The Blake for their short-rib appetizers, to Hemingway’s for their key lime dessert and to Paddy O’Leary’s for their beverages that included domestic and import beers. The Blake also won for their elabo- rate presentation. “Taste of Expo was awesome,” Josie Cotti, vice president of member services for the Gulf Breeze Chamber of Commerce, said. “The restaurants went above and beyond.”

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Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Amanda Davis (right) will embark on a new life in the military on May 23 with the blessing of her mother, Leah Redish, and step-father, Carl Redish, after being accepted into the U.S. Air Force Medical Corps. Tight job market blessing in disguise for savvy Davis Amanda Davis once BY JOE CULPEPPER dreamed of being a den- Gulf Breeze News [email protected] tist, then a psychologist. She earned an under- graduate degree in psychology only to realize later the field was not her cup of tea. Davis then attained a mas- ter’s in business administration and seemed poised to embark on a career in marketing. But then the national economy tanked. Millions of workers were laid off. Companies and businesses stopped hiring. Davis, a Gulf Breeze resident, quickly found she was either over-qualified as a job prospect or undercut by new job seekers with 25-30 years experi- ence willing to work for half their previous salary. “It was very frustrating,” said Davis, 26, echoing the sentiments of millions of college graduates that suddenly found no job opportunities once their studies were complete. “On a whim one day, I decided to see what the mil- itary had to offer. Looking back on it, I wondered why I didn’t just pursue this from the beginning,” she con- tinued. “I think it’s a great idea now.” Davis discovered that her degrees in psychology and business fit perfectly into the U.S. Air Force’s healthcare administration program. She contacted a recruiter, who assured her she would be one of the top- ranked applicants should she enlist. “Things suddenly started falling into my lap and worked out perfectly for me,” Davis said. “I’m so excited about it.” Davis, a 2001 Gulf Breeze High School graduate, joined the Air Force and applied for the prestigious medical corps. Of 174 applicants nationwide, she was one of 35 civilians and 35 active-duty candidates selected for the corps. She leaves May 23 for Maxwell Air Force Base in Montgomery to begin commissioned officers training. After earning the rank of 1st Lieutenant, she will ship out for Wichita Falls, Texas, where she will train in hospital administration. She will be obligated for three years of military service in what likely will be various roles in the health care field. “From what I’ve been told, with this program I will not necessarily have the same job with each assign- ment I get,” Davis said. “I could bounce around, but it would all be in the health-administration realm. “I could be doing logistics or resource management. It could vary. I will get a good variety of background. Then, if I decide to get out of the military and return to the civilian world, I’ll have a great foundation and plenty of work experience to jump into a career. This is the best thing I could do for myself.” Davis is best remembered as a cheerleader during her high school days. She was a standout student who was active in various clubs. She earned degrees at Florida Atlantic University and Nova Southeastern University. She’s back home with her mom and step- father, Leah and Carl Redish, and sister Casey Redish, a Gulf Breeze High graduate. Her father, Ron Davis, lives in Pensacola. “I’m very proud of her, very excited for her,” Leah Redish said. “She’s very motivated and has always done well. I always believe that things happen for a rea- son; sometimes we just don’t know what that reason is. “The economy, which has been such a bad thing for all of us, was a blessing in disguise for her. She was made for this position. I know she will do well.” NHS student gets scholarship Rachel A. Glenn, a student at Navarre High School, has been awarded an Air Force ROTC scholarship to attend a host college or university. She is the daughter of Robert and Robin Glenn of Navarre. ■ Army National Guard Pvt. Joseph C. Randall of Navarre has graduated from One Station Unit Training at Fort Leonard Wood, Waynesville, Mo. Randall, the son of Charles and Marie Randall of Navarre, is a 2008 graduate of Navarre High School. ■ Air Force Reserve Airman 1st Class Desiree C. Melcher graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. She is the daughter of David Lourenco of Navarre.

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Denise Lukas Guy Gascard the day held the incredible Honor Flight will continue Gulf Breeze GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: highs of a family reunion along do whatever it takes to fulfill David Schulz with the emotional savagery of the dreams of our veterans. CONTRIBUTORS: a funeral. One cannot attend Very importantly, our senior Betty Archer Allen the Memorial in a group of role of this non-profit organiza- yet of serving as a guardian, heroes travel absolutely free -- Bette Boyle such outstanding vets without tion honoring America’s veter- but as a floating press observer and your donations are also Pam Brannon truly feeling the weight of their ans. This tribute flight is free I saw so many examples of needed to help transport veter- Scott Page sacrifice and that of the com- for veterans, and they are well- deep and significant bonding. ans. These trips are not possible Chuck Randle rades they left on the battle- accompanied by trained These veterans waited over half without the support of the Rhonda Randazzo field. guardians who are there to help a century for their proper American public. Sweet memories are often them and guide them through salute, and we are needed to Time is the greatest asset for Member: shared as well, and new friend- their day. help them get there! these veterans - life expectancy Florida Press Association ships form. In addition to needing veter- Heroes and guardians who for an American male is 74.4 National Newspaper Assn. As World War II veterans are ans to sign up, Emerald Coast reside in Escambia, Santa Rosa, years, and the youngest WWII estimated to be dying at a rate Honor flight wants guardians to Okaloosa, Walton, Washington, veteran is over 79 years old. Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of 1,000 individuals a day, come forward and sign up as and Holmes counties are flown Let’s share a little of our time “I have some friends and family of Commerce (“2003 Small there is much urgency to the well. I did not have the honor to Washington, DC to reflect at and resources and honor them. that have survived breast can- Business of the Year”) cer.” Pensacola Beach Chamber Tammy Mitchell of Commerce Gulf Breeze Pensacola Chamber Tax Independence Day arrived last Friday of Commerce Navarre Tourist As of Friday, April 16, minutes is needed for local tax Development Council Floridians began earning for obligations. Santa Rosa County Chamber themselves, not the tax collec- Overall, the average of Commerce tor. Floridian works 2 hours and 18 The symbolic date, dubbed minutes every day of the year LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze Florida Taxpayer Independence just to pay all their taxes, the News welcomes your opinion. Day and annually estimated by single largest expense incurred We reserve the right to edit a Florida TaxWatch, assumes that by citizens. letter to fit space available. We every dollar earned since Jan. 1 Unfortunately, the Florida do not accept letters containing goes to pay federal, state, and TaxWatch analysis also projects a personal attack on any indi- local tax obligations. The mid- it is especially important for Floridians better understand the that the average Florida house- vidual. Letters must be limited April date means that hold will suffer a decrease in “My sister beat breast cancer.” to one per month from an indi- everyone to contextually realize real level of their tax burden.” Floridians have to work how much of their effort actu- Evaluating Floridians’ tax its effective buying power dur- Christine Reddick vidual writer. 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Ross and Kristin Dozier of Gulf Breeze presented their son, Noah James Dozier, for the sacrament of infant baptism at Gulf Breeze Presbyterian Church on Sunday, April 11. Dr. Jerry Blacklaw performed the baptism during the 11 a.m. service. In attendance were five gen- erations from Kristin’s side of Submitted photo Five generations were present for the April 11 baptism of Noah James Dozier at Gulf the family, which included baby Breeze Presbyterian Church including (from left) great-great grandmother Vivian Smith, Noah. On Ross’ side of the fam- great-grandmother Mary Lee Mahan, grandmother Michelle Whittington, mother Kristin ily, four generations were pres- Dozier, infant Noah, and Ross Dozier, proud father. They are joined by Dr. Jerry Blacklaw, ent for the baptism in addition to pastor of Gulf Breeze Presbyterian Church, who performed the ceremony. an aunt and uncle. Following the baptism, music grandchildren. All programs of the church director Sabrina George sang ■ Boy Scout Troop 484 will are open to the public. For more ‘Alleluia, Lullaby’ to give baby hold its spring Court of Honor GOD’S WORD information on these or any Noah a special welcome into the on Monday, April 26 at 6:30 other activity of the church, call church, where grandparents p.m. at the Scout Hut at the 932-3594, 916-1660, or visit Crista and Tom Dozier are Fairpoint Campus. This ceremo- Be careful for nothing; www.gbumc.org. members of the Chancel Choir. ny recognizes the Scouts for but in every thing by Laney Jones presented Noah their hard work and achieve- prayer and supplica- Calvary Chapel Dozier with a cradle cross of his ments and present awards. The tion with thanksgiving offers ministries own from the Presbyterian cost of dinner is $5. Women of the church. ■ Divorce Care is for any- let your requests be Women’s Bible Study will be one who needs help going made known unto held Tuesday, April 27 at 10 a.m. Bishop to visit through a separation, the God. And the peace of and 7 p.m. It’s part of a four- Gulf Breeze UMC divorce process or the after- God, which passeth all week study on prayer that will be math of divorce. For informa- understanding, shall held each Tuesday at the same Before or after Bishop Paul Leeland of the tion please call Paula Reid at keep your hearts and times. Childcare is available. United Methodist Alabama- 932-3594 extension 117. ■ The Most Excellent Way the beach ... there’s minds through Christ West Florida Conference will ■ Registration has begun for substance-abuse support meet- always time to shop!! visit Gulf Breeze United the annual ‘Swing into Jesus. ing is slated for 7 p.m. this and Methodist Church during the 8 every Tuesday in the Christian So much to choose from ...Why shop anywhere else? Missions’ Four-Man Scramble www.eliterepeatsandboutique.com a.m., 9:30 and 11 a.m. services Golf Tournament on Friday, Philippians 4:6-7 Education Building. Childcare on Sunday, April 25 at the May 7, which will be held at the is available. Harbourtown, Suite 27 913 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Gulf Breeze, FL (Lots of parking on Saturdays!) Fairpoint Campus. Hidden Creek Golf Club in Contact Calvary Chapel Gulf M F 10 AM 6 PM SAT 10 AM 5 PM Leeland was elected Bishop Navarre. Lunch is at noon with $125 and receive a free round of Breeze at (850) 932-8197 or (850) of the Conference in 2008. He a shotgun start at 1 p.m. The golf. Registration forms are visit www.ccgulfbreeze.com. 934-00492 and his wife, Janet, are the par- cost is $300 for a team of four, available at the front desk of The church is located at 1122 ents of three children and four or you can sponsor a hole for either campus. Oriole Beach Road. OBITUARIES

JOANNE M. PEASE Breeze United Methodist Church Hospital. at 2 p.m. Friday, April 23 at Gulf 1928-2010 Community Life Center. Smith was Breeze United Methodist She was preceded in death born June 16, Church. Visitation will be today Joanne M. Pease, 82, of Gulf by her parents, Clifford A. Noll 1916 in Glencoe, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Rose Lawn Breeze, passed away Saturday, and Esther Malmberg of Pa., to Harry and Funeral Home. April 17, 2010 after a brief ill- Marinette; and her husband of Anne Smith of Flowers would be gratefully ness. 42 years, Donald K. Shank, of Berlin, Pa. He appreciated or donations may Dunnellon. worked on the also be made to the charity of Pease was born Jan. 23, Smith 1928 and resided in Fort Wayne, She is survived by her daugh- family farm until your choice. Ind., for 72 years. She and her ter, Jodi Russell (Mike), and her he and wife Arrangements entrusted to surviving husband of 64 years, granddaughter, Mary Kathleen Lorene moved to Toledo, Ohio. Rose Lawn Funeral Home of Raymund, raised eight children (Katie) Russell, all of Gulf He was a veteran of the U.S. Gulf Breeze. On-line condo- before eventually settling in Gulf Breeze. She is also survived by Army and was employed lences may be expressed at Breeze. her cats Dixie, Rebel and National Supply Company and www.roselawn-fh.com. Pease was predeceased by Kahlua. Ohio Plate Glass Company in two children, Alana and Melinda. A memorial service was held Toledo until he moved to In addition to her husband, Wednesday evening at Rose Florida. He was a charter member of Raymund, Pease is survived Lawn Funeral Home. The family the Pensacola Beach Boat by six children: daughters, asks that memorial donations be Club, the Pensacola Beach Elks Andrea of Gulf Breeze, Sylvia sent to Oriole Beach Elementary Lodge, the American Legion, of Fort Wayne, and Tamara of School Library, 1260 Oriole and Gulf Breeze United Leesburg, Ind.; sons, Beach Road, Gulf Breeze, Gregory of Washington, D.C., Methodist Church. 32563. He is survived by his loving Jeffrey of Stuart, Ind., and Arrangements entrusted to Bradley of Taylor, Wis.; nine wife, Shirley; brother, Harry Rose Lawn Funeral Home of Smith of Fairhope, Pa.; daugh- grandchildren and nine great- Gulf Breeze. On-line condo- grandchildren. ter, Jodey (Donn) McMillen; WEEKDAY lences may be expressed at Funeral mass was celebrated son, James Smith of www.roselawn-fh.com. PROGRAMMING Wednesday, April 21 at St. Schaumburg, Ill.; step-children, Jeri Smith and Sheri Browning Sylvester Catholic Church. 9:00 am - 11:30 am DAVE DAUGHTRY’S MORNING Interment will be at Greenlawn EARL O. SMITH of Pensacola and Dianna FOLKS 6 am - 9 am 1916-2010 Sasser of Nashville; 20 grand- Mon. - Fri. Memorial Gardens, Fort Wayne, OPEN MIC 8 am - 9 am with a graveside service on children and 38 great-grand- Politically incorrect and proud of it! His Friday, April 23. Memorial Earl O. Smith, 93, of Gulf children; and his pet dog, libertarian philosophy rankles NEAL BOORTZ 9 am - 11:30 am expressions may be made to St. Breeze, passed away Monday, Mendi. conservatives (who think he’s too Sylvester Catholic Church or the April 19, 2010 at Baptist Funeral services will be held liberal) and liberals (who think he’s too THE EXPERT ADVISER SHOW 11:30 am - 12 noon Nativity of Our Lord Catholic conservative). Church. The son of a DENNIS PRAGER 12 noon - 1 pm Rose Lawn Funeral Home of Marine Corps Gulf Breeze is entrusted with officer, Neal CLARK HOWARD 1 pm - 3 pm arrangements. On-line condo- Boortz grew up in STEVE GILL lences may be expressed at Pensacola (PHS 3 pm - 4 pm Mon. - Thur. www.roselawn-fh.com. class of 1963). He has dominated RING OF FIRE 3 pm - 4 pm Fri. Atlanta Radio since MARY ANN SHANK YOUR TURN 4 pm - 6 pm 1969. Now WEBY 1944-2010 brings this top- HUGH HEWITT 6 pm - 8 pm notch talent home. MaryAnn Shank, 66, of Gulf RUSTY HUMPHRIES Breeze, passed away at her 8 pm - midnight home April 18, 2010. Shank, born March 21, 1944, was from Marinette, Wis., and lived most of her life in Seminole and Dunnellon. She moved to (850) 623-1330 Gulf Breeze in 2008. She attend- www.1330weby.com ed and volunteered at the Gulf

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BY VICI PAPAJOHN Gulf Breeze News [email protected]

Immersed in its own hustle-bustle environment, life in Washington, D.C., rarely slows down for anyone or any- thing. Traffic slows twice a day for the clogged inflow and exit of commuters, or for a Presidential motorcade. Last wednesday, traffic ground to a halt as a full police phalanx of motorcy- cle cops and cars escorted the 6th Emerald Coast Honor Flight from the Reagan National Airport to the World War II Memorial. Tourists stopped and stared as the buses cruised silently by on empty streets, and even the most jaded of onlookers recognized that someone spe- TOP: Raiford C. “Ray “ Sibley , 82, greets Bo “Dexter" Dickins, a comrade cial was in town. from the Georgia delegation of WWII vets visiting last Wednesday. Indeed, seven Gulf Breeze vets joined Common ground was immediately found as Dickins attended boot camp over 100 WWII veterans and their in Pensacola in 1943. Guardians on a journey as silent and self- less as their service. LEFT: Gulf Breeze resident Russell J. Wilby, 82, chats with Sgt. Lew, Coined “The Greatest Generation,” Training Education Command, Quantico, at the Marine Corps War these World War II vets waited over half Memorial. Hundreds of active duty personnel volunteer in Pensacola and a century for their country to honor them the capital in support of the flights. with a memorial, and many of the men and women on the flight were seeing it for the first time. “I can’t believe this, everything is coming back to me – the good times and the bad,” said Joe Gubitos, 82. He and his brother Hank, 87, attended the flight together. For many, the flight was like a pil- grimage, the first time many vets had allowed themselves to remember. And it was a time to honor friends and com- rades left behind. “I never let myself think about it, I never cried. All those beautiful boys that never came back. I remember when my son asked me why I cried when my dog died, but I didn’t cry when my mother died. I never let myself cry over people, I couldn’t. Today I cried for them all, and I remembered them all,” shared “Cat” Catron, 90. “The is the first time I’ve ■ ABOVE: cried.” Gulf Breeze vets, guardians travel The Blake resident Warren Anderson, 88, is greeted in Catron had over 1,000 hours as a Washington, D.C. by Congressman Jeff Miller, honorary chair of the bomber pilot in the Pacific. to Washington, D.C., for overdue Emerald Coast Honor Flight Board of Directors. A highlight for all the veterans on BELOW: Ft. Walton WWII veteran Charles Risher chats with Tony board was the mail call on the flight up salute to those who’ve served McFarlane, Naval Aviation Museum Foundation Staff Operations, prior to and upon departure for home. the flight. Mail call was an important moment for soldiers during the war and had no less impact for flight participants. Billy Booker Belcher responded tearfully to a hand written and colored note card provided by an elementary school student from Escambia County. “I’m just overwhelmed emo- tionally by the effort put forward by these school children,” Belcher said. “They raised money, wrote us letters. I cannot describe what the support they’ve shown means to me.” The Escambia County School children raised $140,000 to fully fund the 6th Emerald Coast Honor Flight, and attendees received mail call communica- tions from elementary, middle ABOVE: County Commissioner Don Salter, co-founder of the Emerald Coast and high school students. Honor Flight, welcomes Gulf Breeze Vet Robert S. Frank, 87, home. Frank fought During their visit to the the Germans flying the F4F Wildcat. BELOW: memorial, many vets were asked The family of Helen Slepsky, 86, welcomes her home. Grand daughter Chloe' Vignes, third from left, is a fifth grade teacher at Gulf for photographs with children, or BELOW: Rob Williams, host of the weekly 1620 interview with Gulf Breeze News Breeze Elementary School. thanked by passers-by. Vets on editor Joe Culpepper, joined his father, William “Bob” Milford, 86, as a surprise the flight made friends with each Guardian. Milford served as a Navy electrician aboard a Destroyer other and even with vets from Escort in the Pacific. other state’s delegations. Raiford C. “Ray” Sibley, 82, bumped into a comrade from the Georgia delega- tion of WWII vets visiting last Wednesday. Common ground was imme- diately found as the Georgia vet attended boot camp in Pensacola in 1943. “It’s a small world,” Dickens told Sibley, “I loved coming through Pensacola training. I’m sure every day boys pour through this memorial who were trained in your home town.” “I just can’t believe how wonderful this whole day has been,” praised Sibley. “The memorial was beautiful and it all just felt a little bit like heaven.”

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Third annual ‘Dancing with She’s seen the light the UWF Stars’ Mayo captivated by lighthouses’ beauty set for Saturday The University of West Florida Dance Club will pres- BY JULIE B. CONNERLEY the Ferry Pass Elementary Media ent its Third Annual Special to Gulf Breeze News FLORIDA Specialist. Each year she would take the “Dancing with the UWF [email protected] LIGHTHOUSE DAY 50 top readers from Grades 1 through 5 Stars” Saturday, April 24, for a field trip to the Lighthouse, com- from 6 to 9 p.m. at Phineas Pensacola native and Gulf Breeze res- plete with picnic and swimming – and, Phogg’s in Seville Quarter, ident Wanda Mayo had never visited the of course, a climb to the top. 130 E. Government Street in tallest historical attraction in her home- “I always laugh when I remember Pensacola. town. Unlike thousands of people who the youngster who came up to me one The event includes a silent travel across America to visit special year and said, ‘Miss Mayo, are we auction, appetizers, cash bar, sites, for those who grow up right next to going to the White House this year?’” open dance floor, dance per- them it sometimes takes a little longer to she smiled. “I know it sounds corny, formances, and the main see the light. but it’s my way of giving back to the event dance competition Mayo’s family spent summers camp- community,” she said. among UWF faculty or staff ing at Fort Pickens where Wanda would The USCG decided to permanently members and their ballroom marvel at the constant beacon of light close the Pensacola Lighthouse in 2006, partners. circling the night sky. But that was as citing safety concerns and its incompati- Items in the silent auction close as she ever came to the Pensacola bility with their stated mission. Local include a three-night stay at Lighthouse, situated near the shore at the enthusiasts formed the Pensacola Florida’s Resorts of Pelican Pensacola Naval Air Station. Lighthouse Association and dedicated Beach in Destin, artwork, gift In 1999, an item in the newspaper themselves to preserving one of the baskets and ballroom dance described a Florida Lighthouse remaining 30 historic lighthouses along lessons. Association two-day “panhandle light- Florida’s 1200- mile coastline. Julie B. Connerley/Special to GBN The audience will deter- Wanda Mayo of Gulf Breeze, house trip.” She read about it after the Of all the volunteers who were USCG mine the winner by vote. ■ When: Saturday, April 24, volunteer coordinator for Pensacola deadline to sign up had passed, but Auxiliary, only Wanda Mayo joined the This year’s UWF Stars and Sunday, April 25, 10 a.m. Lighthouse Association has a called in case they had a cancellation Pensacola Lighthouse Association. Her include Jeff Hagedorn, “The to 6 p.m. each day passion for lighthouses and spends list. No cancellations, but they had one knowledge was invaluable as she and ■ much of her retirement time Voyager” business manager; seat available. Where: Pensacola Naval Air other PLA members worked tirelessly “working” at the historic lighthouse Michael Jasek, associate dean On a whim, Mayo, who never did Station during the next 18 months to resolve ■ at Pensacola Naval Air Station. of students; Kevin Kern, adventures without a “buddy” along, Information: Log on the Web issues and explore funding resources to assistant professor of theater; decided to go. at pensacolalighthouse.org reopen the Lighthouse and Keeper’s Eileen Perrigo, communica- with the huge increase in visitors.” For the Escambia County teacher, it Quarters which served as a museum. tion arts instructor; and This year began with 684 visitors in was like being in school all over again. trivia about them. Their efforts paid off. The lighthouse, Jennifer Phillips, assistant January and jumped to 3,451 visitors in She didn’t know a soul on board the bus, A spur-of-the-moment whim has led under the auspices of the PLA is open director of the University but she soon met Gordon and Dianne Mayo up and down hundreds of towers for Light of the Moon tours, ghost hunts, March. April’s total as of press time was Honors program. Serving as Levi, who later became the founding since then. She immediately joined the weddings and special events. 2,065. their partners are local pro- members of the Pensacola Lighthouse U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, which at the Reservations are accepted for watching Florida Lighthouse Day will be cele- fessional dancers Orion Hall, Association. Six lighthouses later, time was responsible for conducting the Blue Angels practice from the top of brated April 24-25. The Pensacola Todd Longsworth and Jamie including one that is now a private resi- tours of the tower. Two years later, she the tower, and the indoor and outdoor Lighthouse Association has two days of Hensor. dence, Mayo finally climbed moved to Gulf Breeze, making the com- exhibits and lighthouse have regular free activities for the entire family Dances will include the Pensacola’s lighthouse where the tour mute for her volunteer work at the light- hours for self tours. planned. Hours are from 10 a.m. to 6 two-step, mambo, East Coast ended. house a little longer, but her passion Mayo is PLA’s volunteer coordinator. p.m. both days, including a special visit swing, lindy hop and the Ask her about that first tour and she never lessened. “For the first three months of 2010, by Miss Florida USA, Megan Clementi, tango. can name the lighthouses, those she Mayo retired last year. However, dur- our volunteer members have put in on Sunday at 3 p.m. Proceeds from the climbed, which ones were closed and ing the last six years of her 25-year 1,277 hours,” she said, “but we could Visit www.pensacolalighthouse.org fundraiser will benefit the since have been reopened, and historical career with the school system, she was always use more volunteers, especially for a complete schedule of events. UWF dance club and dance team to help pay for uniforms and costumes, recital fees and travel costs associated with Star Wars performance at Pensacola Civic Center canceled competitions. Tickets are $10 per person Another Planet Touring, A spokesperson for flights available to this area. time to offer your customers tent.com. Those customers or $8 in advance. For more producers of Star Wars(TM): Another Planet Touring said, This logistical problem cre- the opportunity to exchange that do not want to exchange information, e-mail dance- In Concert has announced the "It is with great regret that ates an impossible situation their tickets to any other show their tickets, may receive a [email protected] or call Tiffany production is unable to per- Star Wars in Concert will be regarding moving the on our tour that they would refund. " Pickett at (850) 857-6277 or form at the Pensacola Civic unavailable to play in orchestra and crew to these like to attend. Please send all All refunds available at visit http://uwf.edu/dance- Center on May 16 as previ- Pensacola on Sunday, May locations. ticket exchange requests to point of purchase. club. ously announced. 16, due to a cut back in "We are prepared at this SWICTickets@anotherplane- Couch Theater By DNA Smith Several classics re-released this week EDITOR’S NOTE: These the Kellerman’s Resort in the David Tennant (“Doctor Who”) back using the Power of Rock! DVDs will be available in stores film. Seriously, with so much stars as the Melancholy Dane in And explosives. the week of May 4. stuff in this Keepsake Edition, this critically acclaimed Royal how could you NOT have “the Shakespeare Company produc- TV SERIES PICKS OF THE WEEK time of your life”? tion of the Bard’s tale of mad- “Penn & Teller Bullsh*t” The “Dirty Dancing: Limited “Doctor Zhivago ness, murder and political Seventh Season Keepsake Edition” (PG-13) — Anniversary Edition” (PG-13) intrigue. Co-starring in a rivet- “According to Jim” The This release of “Dirty Dancing” — Director David Lean’s fol- ing double-performance is Complete Second Season is so packed with special fea- low up to “Lawrence of Arabia” Patrick Stewart (Capt. Jean-Luc “Man Vs. Wild” Season 4 tures, there’s no way you’ll put is another epic adventure that Picard from “Star Trek”), who “Marcus Welby, M.D.” this “baby in a corner” ... of garnered five Academy Awards. plays both Hamlet’s uncle “Dirt” The Complete Second your bookshelf. ... Omar Sharif and Julie Christie Claudius, and the ghost of Season This two-disc set contains not star in this majestic love story Hamlet’s murdered father. “Marvel Iron Man” The only the newly remastered film, set during the Russian Tennant’s performance is both Complete Animated Series but also every special feature Revolution. Sharif plays the tit- exhilarating and heart-wrench- “Murdoch Mysteries” Season that’s been included in previous ular doctor, who also is a poet. ing. 2 releases, plus more than an Christie is Lara, a married “Rock ‘N’ Roll High “The Facts of Life” Season 4 hour’s worth of bonus material. woman who becomes his muse. School” (Rated R) — Directed “Dragon Ball” Season Four Extras include a fan reel created Zhivago is married and loves his by B-movie king Roger Corman by Facebook fans, a tribute to wife, but also has feelings for and starring The Ramones and (c) 2010 King Features OPEN DAILY Patrick Swayze, an interview the beautiful Lara. Torn by his P.J. Soles, “Rock ‘N’ Roll High Synd., Inc. 1:15 pm with Swayze about the dancing love for two women, the poet School” is a punk-rock classic. 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one followed by the music of Thursday, April 22 “13” at BETA’s (Broadening Education Through the Arts) BEST BETS Disney on Ice “Growing UP Broadway.” Their celebrates 100th year new studio theatre is located at Pensacola Civic Center, April 14 Live Oak Street. Tickets are best bands gather to compete for a Registration at 7 a.m., march 22-24, 7 p.m. Thurs. - Sat., 3 $10 each. coveted spot, opening for metal starts at 8 p.m. Sun. veterans Bleeding Through (Rise (850) 475-5227 (850) 432-0800 Records) and the insanely popular Get some exercise for a good www.pensacolaciviccenter.com Friday, April 23 brutality machine from Illinois, cause at this March of Dimes A century of classic and new Oceano (Earache Records). fundraiser. Disney stars are taking to the ice Interstate Mullet Toss to share memories, laughs and Flora-Bama Lounge, Perdido, excitement in Disney on Ice cel- April 23-25 Saturday, April 24 Goombay Gulf Coast ebrates 100 Years of Magic. (850) 492-0611 Historic Belmont-Devilliers www.florabama.com Earth Day NW Florida Neighborhood, Pensacola, April ‘12 Angry Jurors’ at PLT Perdido' Key's Flora-Bama Bayview Park, Pensacola, 24-25, 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. (850) 207-0206 Pensacola Little Theatre, April Lounge on the Florida-Alabama 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. www.goombaygulfcoast.com 22-24, 7:30 p.m. Thurs. - Sat., state line hosts this wacky annual (850) 549-7472 Feel the rhythm of Caribbean The Reggae Vibes Band will headline the Goombay Gulf 2:30 p.m. Sunday tournament that has participants www.earthdaypensacola.org music from some of the best Coast Festival, held in the Belmont-Devilliers neighborhood (850) 432-2042 compete in tossing an actual mul- Get out and celebrate the effort regional and international reg- of Pensacola on April 24-25. www.pensacolalittletheatre.com let. Live music, food and drinks. to protect our Earth at this annual event. The event will feature music gae, calypso, steel drum bands A 19-year-old man has just Richardson features a wide variety prizes for best dressed pet, best from 11 a.m. - 4 p.m., a Manna around. stood trial for the fatal stabbing Get a taste of 24th of Pop favorites from decades past float, best team, ugliest dog, and community gardening demonstra- of his father. "He doesn't stand a Sandestin Wine Festival such as “California dreamin’, “The best owner pet look-a-like.’ tion from 1-2 p.m. and a water chance," mutters the guard as The Village of Baytowne Wharf, ‘Fire and Earth: 2010 Boy from New York City”, “Do quality workshop from 2-3 p.m. the 12 jurors are taken into the Destin, April 23-25 Coastal Pottery Expo’ you Know The Way to San Jose”, bleak jury room. It looks like an (850) 267-8117 Heritage Park and Cultural “Fever”, “Happy Together” and Wednesday, April 28 2010 Circle of Life Expo Center, Fort Walton Beach, open-and-shut case, until one of www.sandestinwinefestival.com other classics you’re sure to enjoy! Blue Angels Practice the jurors begins opening the The 24th Annual Sandestin Pensacola Interstate Fairgrounds, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Museum of Naval Aviation view- others' eyes to the facts. Wine Festival at Baytowne Wharf April 24-25, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. (850) 833-9595 brings an opportunity for discov- (850) 941-4321 Get out and see some amaz- Sunday, April 25 ing area, NAS Pensacola, ‘Growing UP Broadway’ ery. Take part in wine tastings www.circleoflifeexpo.com ing pieces of work done by Gulf Woofapalooza 8:30 a.m. honors two classics showcasing more than 600 domes- This event will have an array of Coast artists. Pet Parade and (850) 452-3604 BETA Theatre, Gulf Breeze, tic and international wines. activities for the entire family, Music Festival www.blueangels.navy.mil April 22 (7 p.m.), 23 (7 p.m.) including: vendors, speakers, aura Gulf Coast Chorale’s Seville Square, Pensacola, Get out and watch the Blues and 24 ( 2 and 7 p.m.) Battle for Spring photography,paranormal investi- ‘Pop Goes the Chorale’ 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. prepare for the summer air show. (850) 529-8838 The Ready Room, Pensacola gations, free health screening, jew- St. Ann Catholic Church, (850) 346-9184 The team will visit the museum to www.betatheatre.com 6 p.m. elry, artists, musicians and more. Gulf Breeze, 7:30 p.m. www.woofapalooza.com answer questions and sign auto- Relive your childhood mem- [email protected] (850) 549-6680 This is Pensacola’s biggest and graphs after the practice. Visitors ories of “Conjunction Junction” This "Battle of the Bands" is ‘March for Babies’ hits [email protected] best pet festival. The parade starts can also watch from the and “I’m just a Bill” while guaranteed to be a slug fest, as the streets in Pensacola This musical performance, led at 11 a.m., with other festivities Lighthouse Tower! Space is limit- singing along with your little some of Pensacola's baddest and Bartram Park, Pensacola, by Artistic Director, Michael beginning at 2 p.m. There will be ed, so call for reservations.

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Firehouse Subs donates $13K ‘AutoPulse’ to GB Fire/Rescue

BY SCOTT PAGE viding victims with consistent, Carmichael explained that high quality compressions that the fire department would have Gulf Breeze News [email protected] delivers improved blood flow. not been able to purchase this “One of the reasons I was so piece of equipment with its lim- Firehouse Subs in Gulf drawn to the Firehouse Subs ited funds. Breeze and the Firehouse Subs concept was the idea that they “We are very thankful to Public Safety Foundation donat- give back to the local communi- receive this cutting-edge piece ed much needed equipment to ty so generously,” said Welborn, of equipment,” he said. “We are Gulf Breeze Fire and Rescue on franchisee of the Gulf Breeze the last remaining volunteer Monday, April 19. Firehouse Subs location. force on the peninsula, and we Franchisee Theia Welborn “We have been working all rely heavily on community sup- year collecting donations at the port to fulfill our mission.” presented Gulf Breeze Fire Scott Page/Gulf Breeze News Chief Shane Carmichael with a register and selling pickles The funds were raised Theia Welborn (third from left), franchisee of Firehouse Subs in Gulf Breeze, poses with the $13,000 $13,000 Zoll AutoPulse, provid- buckets to raise the money and through individual donations, Zoll AutoPulse her store donated to the Gulf Breeze Fire Department. Also pictured (from left) are ing cardiac life support. The are fired up to help the Gulf pickle bucket sales and canisters city councilman Dana Morris, Bob Welborn, Mayor Beverly Zimmern, fire chief Shane Carmichael, equipment saves lives by pro- Breeze Fire Department.” placed by registers. Michael McKenzie and lieutenant Frances Spearing. Rotary backs JJ Cafe, Science Olympians Linda Taylor Murphy

The Rotary Club of Gulf strated how to design a calla West Florida announces that Breeze can always be depended lilies bouquet and an asymmet- ‘Coming of Age Lifestyle on to support school activities. p ric-shaped green orchid arrange- Television for Seniors’ is now At last week’s meeting, Gulf ment. The group was amazed at on YouTube. Interviews from Breeze Rotarians learned about how easy and beautifully she the local 30-minute TV pro- Gulf Breeze’s Jazzy Jellyfish alk of the own made the arrangements gram are available on the Cafe and the Science TBy Betty Archer Allen T Council’s YouTube channel - T T Following the program the Olympiad. [email protected] group met for lunch and busi- www.youtube.com/coawfla. Educator Leslie Jolly and ness meeting at The Fish House Topics covered in the program Now’s the time to make student Makayla O’Grady The Gulf Breeze Rotary be held May 4 at Darlene with Vice President Ellen Webb include health, finance, care a real estate purchase. Club has shown continued sup- Richards’ home on Park Lane, proudly talked about the Gulf presiding. The luncheon deco- giving, hobbies, travel, home Call Today Breeze Jazzy Jellyfish café. port of both of these groups. and the program will be safety, fraud and scams, advo- rations featured an Easter cell: 850-748-0865 The Cafe is in its fifth year and ‘Decorating your Home.’ cacy and community events. office: 850-934-3233 will be open for service on Santa Rosa Shores Santa Rosa Shores Women’s theme with Fuchsia cyclamen For more information on May 6, 13 and 30. This year, Women’s Club Club is a social club that is and Easter eggs on white-linen Coming of Age TV or the charity is Shriners and open to any woman living in tablecloths. Magazine, contact Jeff Nall, Wings of Hope. This program Santa Rosa Shores. If you want vice president/marketing com- The Santa Rosa Shores Council on Aging has been recently recognized Women’s Club held its April to know about the club or wish munications of Council on nationally with a National Free of West Florida Aging of West Florida, at meeting and program at the to attend, call Julia Russell at Enterprise Award and has [email protected] or (850) lovely home of Judy Miller on 934-1444 or Judy Miller at [email protected] become a best practice in edu- The Council on Aging of 432-1475. Edgewater Lane. Hostesses 916-0262. cation. Educator Sue Cundiff and Brenda Cantrell and Michelle Hoe ‘n Hum Carlson furnished an array of student Nick Musmansky dis- Garden Club cussed the Science Olympiad. delicious food. Nick called these events a The program was Real Estate Sales In Our Area featur- The Hoe ‘n Hum Garden “Super Bowl for Geeks.” Club met on March 25 for their The Gulf Breeze Science ing Darlene Hammond with America’s Top Reality. monthly meeting. The meeting Olympiad team recently won was actually a field trip. The its ninth state championship in Hammond gave facts about different types of sale contracts group met at Just Judy’s a row and is seeking funding Flowers, Local Art, and Gifts on and what to expect if you sell assistance to attend the national 12th Avenue in Pensacola for your house in today’s market. championships at the the program by owner Judy The club’s next meeting will University of Illinois. Fitzpatrick. Fitzpatrick demon- GrandGrand OpeningOpening WEEKENDWEEKEND Begins TONIGHT... With an after hours event from 5:30-7:30. Friday, April 23 and Saturday, April 24 business as usual with a party atmosphere and refreshments.

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Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News District champs District champs The GBHS boys tennis team won its third consecutive district title last week at UWF. They are The GBHS girls tennis team won its third consecutive district title last week at UWF. They are (from left): Coach Sally Nowling, Christian Stachler, Jay Martin, Allen Wang, Clay Pfeifler, Isaac (from left): Coach Sally Nowling, Abby Harris, Laurin Halstead, Katherine Farmer, Peyton Allen, Davis, Gus Anastopoulo, Josh Goldstein and Stefan Harper. Jackie Kasler, Michelle Wise, Jen Pfeifler, Eliza Jones, Tonya Walters and Breezy Paulus. Tennis teams win third straight district title girls (14 points) and Bay’s boys Girls Singles: Tonya Walters (GB) def. Teri Lewis/Rocia Gomez-Novo Pfeifler (GB) 7- 6 (8-6), 6-2 BY JASON THOMPSON (11) were second. Gulf Breeze #1 – Jackie Kasler (GB) def. Petrofrezzo (AHS) 6-1, 6-1 (WF) 6-0, 6-0 #2 – Gus Anastopoulo (GB) Gulf Breeze News hosted Wakulla in the regional Bianca Biglione (AHS) 6-1, 6-4 #4 – Katherine Farmer (GB) Kasler/Pfeifler (GB) def. def. Hudson Meeks (AHS) 5-7, [email protected] semifinals Tuesday (after the Jackie Kasler (GB) def. def. Sarah Razek (PHS) 6-2, 6-1 Biglione/Petrofrezzo (AHS) 6-0, 6-0 6-2, 6-3 The Gulf Breeze High boys News’ deadline). If they both Melanie Lewis (WFHS) 6-0, 6-0 Olivia Stein (AHS) def. #2 Farmer/Walters (GB) def. Gus Anastopoulo (GB) def. and tennis teams won their third won, Arnold’s girls win at Live #2 - Jennifer Pfeifler (GB) Katherine Farmer (GB) 6-4, 6-4 Windrow/Gekovich (PHS) 6-0, 6-3 Tyler Barr (BHS) 1-6, 6-4, 6-3 consecutive district Oak Suwannee and Bay’s boys def. Megan Stockamp (PHS) 6- #5 – Laurin Halstead (GB) Farmer/Walters (GB) def. #3 – Allen Wang (GB) championships last week at the win at Tallahassee Rickards, both 0, 6-0 def. Muna Alsalhi (Bay) 6-2, 6-1 DeBerry/Stein (AHS) 6-1, 6-3 Jonathon Gager (AHS) 7-5, 6-0 University of West Florida. GBHS teams would be home for Jennifer Pfeifler (GB) def. Laurin Halstead (GB) def. Boys Singles: Allen Wang (GB) def. Jordan The girls finished with 20 the regional finals today. Kali DeBerry (AHS) 6-0, 6-1 Alexis Cooper (AHS) 2-6, 7-5, 6-1 #1 – Clay Pfeifler (GB) def. Battel (PHS) 6-1, 6-0 points, while the boys had 18 Results from last week’s #3 – Tonya Walters (GB) def. Girls Doubles: Blair Gaston (PHS) 6-2, 6-4 #4 – Jay Martin (GB) d. points to win the title. Arnold’s district tournament are as follows: Elizabeth Shald (PHS) 6-2, 6-2 #1 Kasler/Pfeifler (GB) def. Jason Moody (BHS) def. Clay See Tennis, Page 2C Two more GBHS seniors sign Division I scholarships ■ Ryals to play golf at USA, Willets soccer at North Florida

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Ashleigh Ryals and Tyler Willets became the fifth and sixth members of the Class of 2010 to sign athletic scholarships with Division I schools last week. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Ryals signed a golf Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Jacksonville-bound scholarship with the University Mobile-bound Tyler Willets became the second GBHS boys soccer player in the last four of South Alabama April 14, Ashleigh Ryals became the second Lady Dolphin girl in as many years to sign years to sign a Division I scholarship, signing to play at North Florida next while Willets signed a soccer a Division I scholarship, signing with the University of South Alabama on April year. Also shown are (seated) parents Jared and Paula Willets. Back (from scholarship with North Florida 14. Also shown are (seated, from left): grandmother Sarah Austin, mother left): Bayside coach Fraga DaRosa, GBHS head coach Bruce Savage, two days later. Rhonda, father Gary and sister Alex Ryals. Back: GBHS head and assistant assistant coach Bobby Parrish and Bayside coaches Tim McDonald, Nik See Signings, Page 6C coaches Adam Smith and Jimmy Sanders. Cardoso and Bob Begley.

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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] Alison Milam threw a two- hitter and hit a grand slam to lead the Lady Dolphin softball team to a stunning 7-5 come-from- behind win Friday at Navarre. The home run, which came in the sixth inning, was her ninth of the season. Amanda Curington, who had two hits in the inning, singled with one out. Kori Ewens walked before Adrian Culpepper singled, setting the stage for Milam. Megan McDonald then singled before Haley Bohannon was hit by a pitch. Anndrea Marsh, who went 2-for-3, singled before Kasey Landfair hit a three- Joe Culpepper/Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze’s Kellie Krueger avoids a tag by Peyton Grantham and is clearly safe while stealing run triple with two outs. second base against Daphne. The field umpire saw it differently and called Krueger out Gulf Breeze had only two baserunners in the first five McDonald (single in first) and Milam struck out three and had one hit each, while innings – a second-inning single Landfair (single in second) had allowed only two hits in three Chapman struck out five and by Marsh and a fifth-inning one hit each. innings, while McDonald walked one, allowing five hits. Bohannon hit-by-pitch. McDonald struck out five pitched the final three innings. Pace JV 11, Lady Dolphins 2 Milam struck out six and and allowed six hits in the win, Milam, Culpepper, Curington Pace scored five in the first walked five in the win for Gulf without walking a batter. and Bohannon all had two hits and three in the second in a win Breeze (15-13), which won Pace 7, Lady Dolphins 1 in the win. over Gulf Breeze April 13. despite committing five errors. The Lady Patriots broke open Daphne JV 4, Savannah Johnson singled in Daphne, Ala. 3, a close game with one in the Lady Dolphins 1 the third and Reynolds singled Lady Dolphins 1 fifth and four in the sixth April The Lady Trojans scored in the fifth. They scored on a A two-out, two-run double in 13 in Pace. twice in the first and twice in the walk by Ally Hurd and a single the fifth inning was the key hit Pace scored one of its two sixth to beat Gulf Breeze by Chapman. for Daphne in a win over Gulf first inning runs on an error. Thursday. The Lady Dolphins faced Breeze Thursday. Gulf Breeze, who left runners Patricia Crugar had two of Choctaw Tuesday (after the Ewens doubled and scored on in every inning but one, the team’s five hits and drove in News’ deadline) in a District when Bohannon reached on an scored one in the fourth on a the team's only run, scoring 1-4A semifinal game. With a error to score GBHS’ only run. single by Curington. Ewens Brooke Reynolds. win, GBHS would most likely Culpepper had two of the Lady scored after reaching base on a Lindsey Meredeth, Sara play West Florida to repeat as Dolphins’ five hits, while fielder’s choice. Spillers and Caitlin Chapman district champions.

TENNIS: GBHS wins district titles Continued from page 1C Derrick Armstrong (AHS) 6-2, 6-2 Dylan McCormick (BHS) def. Jay Martin (GB) 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 #5 – Josh Goldstein (GB) def. Chris Owen (Bay) 6-1, 6-1 Josh Goldstein (GB) def. Doug Bauer (PHS) 6- 0, 6-4

Boys Doubles: #1 Anastopoulo/Pfeifler (GB) def. Gaston/Noah Barnes (PHS) 6-4, 6-2 Moody/Barr (BHS) def. Anastopoulo/Pfeifler (GB) 4-6, 6-2, 6-2 #2 – Wang/Martin (GB) def. Meeks/Armstrong (Bay) Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 5-7, 6-2, 6-1 Great match Wang/Martin (GB) def. Battel/Doneghey (PHS) Jay Martin (left) congratulates Bay’s Dylan McCormick after McCormick’s 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 win in the final 6-3, 6-3 of number four singles at last week’s District 1-2A Tournament at UWF. The two were battling cramps and heat exhaustion near the end of the almost three-hour long match.

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ACHES? PAINS? AUTO ACCIDENT? at Gulf Coast Invitational Call today for a FREE CONSULTATION www.DrHall.us BY JASON THOMPSON Located in Gulf Breeze Proper Gulf Breeze News Dr. Jason Hall 934-HALL [email protected] Chiropractic Physician The youngest of 10 Bayside Soccer teams had the best showing at the 27th Gulf Coast Invitational Sunday at Brosnaham Park. Classic The Bayside U-10 Y2K team shut out its two pool play LAWN & POOL opponents to advance to the title game, but lost to the Mobile CARE, LLC Blue 5-0 in the final. (850) 982-2142 Y2K beat Mobile White 2-0 Owner: Dave Bleiler and Perdido Bay 4-0 in Saturday’s pool play. 25% off on Pool Cleaning* The U-10 Bayside Gold tied (with monthly service) Mobile St. Paul’s 1-1 before losing to Mobile White 2-0. In U-12 boys action, Bayside tied one and lost two. They lost to Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News the Navarre Vipers 10-0 before Runners up tying the Perdido Pirates 2-2. The Bayside U-10 Y2K soccer team took second place in their age group at last weekend’s Bayside closed out pool play with Gulf Coast Invitational. They are (front, from left): Alex Ryland, Liam Wright, Colby Copeland, a 5-0 loss to the Destin Wave. Nelson Libbert, Liam Knight and Dalton Aanestad. Back (from left): Coach Vic Ayala, Trevor The U-12 Bayside Red team Hegarty, Spencer Wirth, Manny Ayala, Alex Hild and Collin Wright. lost all three of its pool play games. They lost 7-0 to Gulf Coast United Blue before falling 7-1 to the Dallas Texans Florida Red. Bayside Red lost 9-0 to the Callaway Arsenal Sunday. In U-14 boys action, Bayside won one and lost two. They lost 2-1 to the Dallas Texans before beating Mobile White 2-0. They lost to the Destin Wave 3-0 on Sunday. In U-16 boys action, the Bayside Crush lost both of its pool play games. They lost to the Perdido Elite 4-1 before losing to the Bay United Storm 3-0. In U-18 boys action, the Bayside United lost all three of its games. They lost to the Carrollton Green 6-1 before losing to Dallas Texans Florida 4-3. They lost to Futbol Club Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Santa Rosa 2-1 on Sunday. Still friends In U-12 girls action, Bayside Gulf Breeze residents Frances Harpole (fourth from left) and Natalie Welsh (fifth from right) lost all three of its matches by played for the Dallas Texans Florida U-14 team that beat Bayside 3-0 in the consolation final. one goal. On Saturday, they lost On the Bayside team are (from left): Bailey Trzcinski, Naomi Allen, Laura Riney, Stephanie 3-2 to DTF before losing 2-1 to Moraes, Kristyn Suelflow, Amelia Leenig, Maggie Player and Magen Brubaker. the Navarre Psyclones. On Sunday, they lost to the Champions Perdido Blast 1-0. In U-14 girls action, Bayside Six Gulf Breeze won one and lost two. They beat residents helped PASA Select 1-0 before losing 5- the Dallas Texans 0 to Creeks Athletic Club. They Florida’s U-14 team win their age lost 3-0 to DTF on Sunday. group at the Gulf In U-17 girls action, the Coast Invitational Bayside Heat (a U-16 team) lost Sunday. They are all three of its matches. They (from left): Brai lost 4-1 to FCSR before losing Royer, Matthew 1-0 to the Destin Wave. They Cutler, Preston lost 1-0 to Emerald Coast Demaria, Will United on Sunday. Green, Jace Look for more information Mungai and from the Gulf Coast Invitational Hunter Sperry. in the April 29 issue of the Gulf Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News. Breeze News TThheessee PPrrooss KKnnooww!! How do you know how much automobile insurance coverage you should have? Q Yes. According to Florida ThatChapter is a tough 57 question. the court, Obviously, if it your insurancefinds that coverage a lawsuit should wasmirror your income andfrivolous assets. The at themore inception, one makes, the more A insurance coverage they should have. Some peoplecan arenot just only getting assess by and can barely afford theattorney’s $10,000 limits fees that and are sold. costs Most middle class people have $50,000 to $100,000 bodily injuryagainst and underinsured the claimant, motorist but coverage. If youthe can attorney get your coverage as well. to $250,000 then How many people read some people actually purchase umbrella Gulf Breeze News? coverage of a million dollars or more. Once Q again, beauty is in the eye of the beholder and the more you have to protect, the more coverage you should have. Over 24,000 readers turn to Terence A. Gross Gulf Breeze News each week, and A our website, Personal Injury Lawyer 917 N. Palafox St. www.gulfbreezenews.com Pensacola, FL 32501 gets over 1 million hits each month. 850-434-3333

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BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] The Gulf Breeze Dolphin baseball team ended District 1- 4A play unbeaten after a win at PHS last week, but lost at home to Tallahassee Leon on Senior Night the following night. Dolphins 9, PHS 5 Gulf Breeze scored five in the second inning on their way to a win over PHS Thursday. Ben Lively, who had two hits, singled to lead off the second inning. Tyler Boylan reached on an error before courtesy runner Jase Brown scored on a passed ball. Colin Davies singled to plate Lively before Stephen Robbins hit a two-run single. Taylor Webb and Justin Ratte both singled and scored on Robbins’ hit. Photo courtesy of athletesfeatsphotography.com GBHS made it 6-0 when Photo courtesy of athletesfeatsphotography.com Colby Brown, with grandmother Joann Brown, mother Becky, grandfather Brown, running for Boylan, Alex Ball with father Butch, mother Donna and girlfriend Chelsea Owens. Willie Williams and father Jody Brown. who hit a one-out single, scored on a passed ball. The Tigers scored three in the bottom of the third before the Dolphins responded with three in the in the top of the fifth. Tyler McGee, who went 2- for-4, singled to lead off the inning. After stealing second, McGee scored on a one-out sin- gle by Anthony Stancher. Ratte, who also went 2-for-4, hit a two- out, two-run triple before scoring on a single by Robbins. PHS scored single runs in the fifth and sixth inning off of walks, an RBI single and an RBI triple. Alex Ball pitched the first three innings, striking out one. Trey Davis, who picked up the win, pitched the fourth, while Ratte struck out three over the final three innings. Tallahassee Leon 6, Dolphins 5 Photo courtesy of athletesfeatsphotography.com Photo courtesy of athletesfeatsphotography.com The Lions, who lost to the Colin Davies, with father Robert, mother Tammy and brother Cameron Davies. Thomas Dorsey, with brother Patrick, mother Gail, father Tom and brother Andrew Dorsey. Dolphins last month, scored four in the second inning and single runs in the third and fourth innings to beat Gulf Breeze on Senior Night. The Dolphins committed a pair of errors in the second inning, which set up a three-run double for the Lions. Thomas McVoy, one of 13 seniors honored before the game, reached on an error and scored on a delayed steal with fellow senior Thomas Dorsey, who beat out an infield single. Dorsey would score when Taylor Webb reached after a dropped third strike. Another senior, Ball, singled to lead off the bottom of the sixth. Robbins, another senior, walked before yet another senior, Robin Hoffpauir, reached on a bunt single, scoring a run. A throwing error scored another before Lively, another senior, hit a fly ball to score another run to Photo courtesy of athletesfeatsphotography.com get the Dolphins without one. Photo courtesy of athletesfeatsphotography.com Tyler McGee, with parents Derek and Elizabeth, brother Kyle and sister See Seniors, Page 5C Ben Lively, with mother Ginny Lively, father Ed Lively and sister Emily Lively. Jacqueline McGee.

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SENIORS SCHOLAR ATHLETE OF WEEK Continued from page 4C Josh Goldstein Gulf Breeze would leave the Tennis Photo courtesy of tying and winning runs in the athletesfeatspho- bottom of the seventh. Classification: Freshman tography.com Jackson Yates, another Age: 15 Thomas senior, pitched the first three Parents: Gerry and McVoy, with innings. Senior Colby Brown Mitzi Goldstein father Tom struck out three in two innings, Most recent GPA: 3.5 Favorite subjects: McVoy Jr., while fellow senior Trey Davis Math faced the minimum over the Bernadette Favorite teacher: Peters, final two innings. Stephanie Duffy. “She mother Dolphins 4, Washington 2 makes math fun and Nancy GBHS broke a 2-2 tie with interesting.” Holston, two in the fifth as they beat Extracurricular stepfather Washington April 13. activities: Soccer Chip Holston Lively hit a two-run double in and tennis and sister the first inning, scoring Robbins, College he hopes to attend: Ole Miss Sophia who drew a two-out walk, and Area he plans to major in: Holston. Medical School Hoffpauir, who singled. What he hopes to do The Wildcats would tie the professionally: Endodontist game with two off of GBHS Person who has been most starter Thomas Dorsey, with the influential in his life: “My mom, help of a pair of Dolphin errors. because she has always been Webb hit a two-out single and there for me.” scored on a single by Ratte. Ratte Person he’d most like to spend scored on a single by Hoffpauir. a day with: “Derek Jeter. He is my favorite baseball player.” Lively struck out a pair in the Most memorable school moment: seventh inning to get the save. “Tennis team bus rides.” Hoffpauir had two hits in the win for Gulf Breeze, who host Jay tonight in their final regular season game at 6 p.m.. The Dolphins took on Catholic Photo courtesy of GULF BREEZE | 9320114 athletesfeatspho- Tuesday and Escambia tography.com Wednesday (after the News’ Stephen deadline). Robbins, Dolphin JV 9, PHS 0 with parents Andy Lucak threw a four-hit Tony and shutout and struck out six to Katie Hill lead the Gulf Breeze JV to a Offices for Lease and brother win at PHS Thursday. $ $ Mitchell Max McDaniel had two hits, 800 MO. 1,370 MO. Robbins. including a double, with two RBIs MLS# 383638 MLS# 368482 3406 Santa Rosa Dr. 3408 Santa Rosa Dr. and two runs scored. Cameron Gulf Breeze Gulf Breeze 770 SF Easy access to 1,492 SF Previously a Davies went 2-for-2 with two Hwy 90 Nice space! medical office. RBIs and one run scored. Taylor Busbee doubled with two RBIs and two runs scored, while Weston Demotts singled, drove in one and scored twice. Cell: Residential and Commercial Dolphin JV 10, 850-384-7607 www.denrem.com Washington 1 [email protected] Photo courtesy of Taylor Busbee, Cameron athletesfeatspho- Davies and Kyle McGee all had tography.com two hits in a win for the Josh Dolphins over Washington Suelflow, April 13. with father Ramsey Wilks tripled and Jerry scored once, while Andrew Suelflow, Jurnovoy singled and scored mother Kristy twice. Matt Paule struck out Suelflow, two over the final two innings. grandmother Dolphin JV 3, Kay Mueller West Florida 0 and sister Kristyn Cameron Davies struck out Suelflow. five in six innings to get the win over the Jaguars. Michael Neal had a two-run triple in the win, scoring Davies and McGee.

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First Grade ALL "A’s" BARHAM - Celia Turpin Gulf Breeze Middle School’s Honor Roll released KROSSMAN - Zach Helms PROCTOR - Natalia Mr. Richard Cobb, principal Hope Zalar. Nicholas Staviski, Ryan Stersic, Samantha Winczewski, Robert Stanley, Alicia Stevens, Alyssa Navacerrada, Lea Walck, Emily and the faculty and staff at Gulf Seventh Grade Kristyn Suelflow, Anne Tamburro, Wright, Sydney Wright, Michael Stivers, Berkeley Taneja, Rylee Vogel and Sara Beth Ware Meagan Allen, Cassie Andrews, Ashley Tringas, Allie Turner, Natalie Yates, Alanna Zambetti, Olivia Tillman, Brooke Torraca, Paige RILEY - Jeffrey Bert, Larkin Breeze Middle School wish to Joshua Argentine, Zachary Welsh, Gillian Werner, Krista Woods, Zokan. Vantassel, Emily Viglione, Madison Cibula, Emily Crowder, Aris Graber congratulate the following Argentine, Matthew Babikow, Lucas Zalar. Weaver, Savannah Wilson, Aaron and Sarah Wolfe students on achieving the A or Morgan Baker, Meaghan Boggs, Seventh Grade Zanca. SHULL - Max Woodhouse, Jaylin A/B Honor Roll for the third nine Cole Brown, Rachel Carr, Kaitlin A/B Honor Roll Mack Amos, Foster Andrews, Williams, Lonni Knorst and Briahna weeks of the 2009-2010 school Carver, Alexa Clark, Sixth Grade Morgan Armstrong, Victoria Bailey, Eighth Grade Ballay Trenton Compton, Samuel Elizabeth Akin, Tabitha Alonzo, Benjamin Barrow, Moriah Beach, Ashley Addison, David Alverson, year: Covell, Caroline Craighead, Jett Andrew Atkins, Peyton Baer, Henry Dominic Bertelli, Bayla Bessemer, Mason Baker, Katelin Batson, Tyler Second Grade All A’s Crowdis, Savannah Crowdis, Baggett, Jacob Baldwin, Axel Alexander Bew, Nolan Blanchard, Beddow, Kobi Bell, Shane Bidwell, BELL - Trevor Pugh, Shelby Sixth Grade Matthew Cutler, Preston De Maria, Barry, Caleb Barry, Elijah Barry, Kathleen Bogan, Noah Bowman, Danielle Bodovetz, David Brayton, Rowe, Ethan Pardonner and Gavin Jace Amberson, Michelle Austin Discoli, Blake Doerr, Mary Brandon Bell, Joel Boles, Archie Alexander Boys, Emily Branco, Benjamin Burdett, Richard Burns, Vaught Barrineau, Owen Battel, Megan Evertz, Sara Fabbro, Boswell, Jordyn Bradley, Chad Magen Brubaker, Taylor Bruce, Holly Campbell, Dylan Cannon, CAYSON - Hannah Burdett, Benoit, Victoria Bindi, Logan William Green, Sarah Grubbs, Brandon, Luke Burkholder, Marianna Matthew Caulfield, Brooke Dillon Gowda, Ben Hepworth, Ryan Blythe, Madeline Bookout, Nicole Taelor Hartley, William Hudson, Bryce Bui, Christopher Carisse, Kristoffer Carlson, Alex Chandler, Nathan Christensen, Hobson, Maddie Laden, Shealan Brown, Tyler Brubaker, Grant Brittany Jackson, Jacob Jackson, Burgoyne, Sara Burnett, Salali Chastain, Katherine Chastain, Nicholas Collins, David Crowhurst, Malone, Nate Merrill, Maggie Caillouet, Rachel Callahan, Isabella Krasnosky, Alexander Cabrera, Ashley Cecil, Shelby Tyler Christensen, Samantha Alexander Cyr, Hunter Davis, Messer, Jackson Reeves, Jenifer Sarah Callahan, Samantha Learned, Auston Lewter, Haley Christensen, Chloe Church, Clark, Nathan Davis, Cori Day, Emily Smith and Emma Thompson Carisse, Kaytlyn Carlson, Jade Moss, Duncan Niven, Riley Nolan, Christopher Clark, Charles Clark, Brittany Cole, Bryson Cole, Delp, Mallory Demotts, Kharas CHRISTIANSON - Katherine Carver, Carolyn Cleveland, Hunter Dorothy Patterson, Michaela Jacob Clement, Courtney Coogle, Samuel Dantin, Berna De Jesus Denson, McCrackin, Mary Kate Hitpas, Cosse, Legend Davis, Madison Pattison, Brieanna Perdue, Brent Rabecca Cowen, Kelsey Estrella, Lacey Deloach, Jordan Dustin Dewey, David Diloreto, Morgan Williams, Annalise Rotunda, Demotts, Justin Denaro, Timothy Perez, Wade Player, Sara Post, Credeur, Megan Cronin, Tara Doman, Hannah Elkins, Claire Gray Dorsey, England Dubinsky, Kylie Thomas, Kellen McKenney, Durst, Kiersten Ellis, Makenna Powell, Juliette Redden, Dorlag, Joseph Durant, Kiersten Engel, Cayla Ephraim, Isabella Reghan Elliott, Rebecca Farris, Matthew Vogel, Dory Donatelli, and Ainslee Flowers, Caitlyn Gill, Emilio Rivera, Thomas Roane, Edlund, Cameron Fields, Reid Espenscheid, Sydney Ezelle, Jacob Fausti, Kylie Feltenberger, Jake Etheridge Savannah Goette, Julian Gordon, Taylor Robinson, Natalie Rockett, Folland, Nicholas Frye, Adriana Blake Fournie, Sierra Gardner, Auston Fillinger, Miguel Flores, DAVIS - Katherine Brown, Jimmy Hunter Green, Amber Hamilton, Karol Rodriguez Perez, Madison Fuentealba, Anna Gary, Zane Gill, Jon Grigsby, Abigail Alyson Francis, Brian Garbell, DiLoreto, Katie Foster, Christopher Cailyn Hamstra, Tyler Hare, Sago, Jackson Shelton, Meredith Zachary Green, Ian Gruenloh, Gubernat, Alan Gunn, Eva Taylor Gorder, Alexis Gray, Frye, Kate Keenan, Annie Martin, Ryoma Hashida, Megan Hawkins, Snyder, Hunter Sperry, Luke Megan Gruenloh, Timothy "Tj" Hall, Gutierrez-Cruz, Dylan Hall, Christina Harpole, Connor Harris, Caleb Paulding, Summer Stanley Mary-Miles Hitchcock, Emily Stachler, Sarai Stanford, Troy Daniel Harris, Christian Hart, Autumn Hamilton, Lindsey Michael Hawkins, Carole and Faith Walters Hoeflich, Stringfellow, Caroline Sullivan, Joshua Hartley, Owen Hayes, Harrison, Susan Harris, Austin Henderson, Cate Hodges, Kaleigh EASLEY - Anna Marks, Jack Samantha Holloway, Lauren Alexander Thompson. Madyson Hickman, Mary Higgins, Hayes, Holifield, James Howe, Ami Ishver, Hitchcock, and Bailey Bouk Holtzclaw, Jessica James, Noah Reid Hines, Killian Hunt, Jasmyn Hearn, Youssef Helmi, Kale Jarvis, Alexandria Karcher, ECKLES - Kendall Docherty, Jewell, Samuel Joyce, Lucas Eighth Grade Shane Imm, Natalie Jones, Nicholas Henry, Nicholas Harrison Kase, Lexis Kuhn, Caroline Kostic, Jackson Morris, Keigley, Valerie Krys, Jessica Naomi Allen, Elaine Atkins, Evan Kelsch, Matthew Kenworthy, Heseman, Harriette Hess, Richard Lacey, David Langham, Matthew Rodgerson and Ashlinn Laenger, Lia Lampone, Brianne Courtney Avritt, William Aydelott, Malcolm Landrieu, Sarah Landrum, Samantha Hoffman, Amanda Amelia Leenig, Joseph Lennon, Salvator Landry, Emily Larsen, Griffin Battel, Thomas Bixler, Anna Larsen, Kimberly Lawlis, Holder, Alexandria Holloway, Haley Emily Lively, Katherine Lyster, POTESTA - Rachael Hofius, Jennifer Lennon, Nicholas Pierce Broscious, Quadry Chance, Jeremy Lawrence, Baileigh Janes, Bryce Jefferson, Simran Brendan Martin, Joshua Martin, Sidney Jones, Juhi Patel, Luke Lloyd, Claudia Manderson, Connor Crooke, Caroline Cuilik, Loggins, Isabella McFarland, Kaur, Abigail McDaris, Stersic and Juliano Preston Chandler Mapoles, Noah Holly Culver, Colton Curtis, Bethany McKinney, Katherine Justin Keene, Nicole Kerry, Morgan McGaughey, Aysha ROBBINS - Maddy Jensen and Matthews, Taylor Moreau, Wade Savannah Dunne, Mark Duntz, McKissick, John McPhail, Rebecca Jacob Kubik, William Lambert, McGrath, Graham Messer, Kevin Tulla Bee Picardi Niles, Connor Nitterauer, Corey Madeleine Emholtz, Christina Mejia, Skylyr Merchant, Megan Henry Landrum, Elle Larue, John Miller, Stephanie Moraes, Nicholas Nolan, Anne Ostrander, Megan Ferrara, Abigail Friedland, Sierra Miller, Giovanni Mirra, Taylor Lutz, Maria Malamo, Zachary Morgan, Jackson Morris, Molly Third Grade Pewitt, Hamlin, Caitlin Hare, Talana Moore, Julia Morse, James Mutz, Mathews, Sara Mauney, Savannah O`Donovan, Evan Ogden, Abbey BIELENDA - Jacob Bell, Whit Tyler Phelps, Joseph Phillips, Heathcock, Taylor Hering, Tristen Nick Nasse, Michael Neese, McCleary, Mary McCullough, Olsen, Timothy Owen, Cibula, Josilin Day, Luke Ellis, Kaitlyn Prezioso, Bradley Proctor, Hicks, Zachary Hobson, William Nguyen, Harper Norris, Rachel McLeod, Hannah Miller, Andrea Reardon, Holly Joshua Lanzetta, Braden Massey, Michel Provosty, Tanner Asahi Hossain, Sebastian Patrick O`Hargan, Kayla Odom, Jeffrey Mink, Clayton Moss, Reynolds, Kaylen Reynolds, Haley Mills, Eleanor Provosty, Carter Quenneville, Erika Renfroe, Jones, Jonathan Joyner, Jordan Brett Pardonner, Marina Pattison, William Musmansky, Henry Newell, Mitchell Robbins, Jasmine Sheppard, Hannah Spooneybarger, Grayson Rine, Jonah Roby, Renae Kirchgessner, Jordan Lamar, Nathan Paulchek, Michael Paule, Christopher Nguyen, Cole Robinson, Lauren Ruben, Matthew Jordan Stein, Sarah Teel, Jonathan Schmidt, John Schuster, Christian Latta, Christopher Olivia Pierce, Colton Printiss, Nitterauer, Savannah Nixon, Aidan Ryan, Kevin Schmitz, Rebecca Ueberschaer and Mary Wolff Kendall Sheffler, Brennan Sise, Laurent, Daniel Lawson, Aspen Olivia Printiss, Daylia Rittenhouse, O`Daniel, Christina Owens, Schramm, Morgan Schutzmann, BODI - Jake Cabassa, Devon Emily Slate, Gage Smith, Trey Lee, Katherine Li, Nathen Roberts, Tyler Roberts, Mac Pewitt, Emily Radcliffe, Martic Smith, Parker Smith, Elliott, Maddie Lunday, Spencer Smith, Kassidy Stahl, Brian Patrick MacAuley, Graham Jacob Scarberry, Trevor Schmidt, Gena Ramos, Brennan Zachary Spencer, Kimberly Stilson, Wirth and Natalie Zokan Stapleton, Aubree Stillman, Marley Marcus, Marissa McDonald, Anna Marshall Schrick, Quinn Smith, Reichmann, Wade Ridaught, Samantha Stott, Emilyah Taylor, CARR - Jacob Ferris, Nicole Taylor, Madison Thompson, Nawoschik, Logan Norris, Davy Peter Staviski, Christian Sullivan, William Royer, Joshua Rutledge, Joseph Tobin, Jennifer Towe, Manderson Drew Marks, Kendall Natalie Tobin, William Van Pelt, Pardonner, Garrett Peek, Margaret Tod Thomas, Ashley Thompson, Ryanne Salzano, Taylor Scheele, Bailey Trzcinski, William Massey and Daly Ostrander Erin Vasquez, Allison Von Brock, Player, Parker Remig, Laura Riney, Connor Trussell, Kristan Unger, George Scifo, Sarah Searcy, Turnipseed, Tyler Ueberschaer, HICKMAN - Austin Earle, Sydney Logan Walck, Hannah Watson, Helena Rivera, Annemarie Schultz, Garrett Vanderford, Brooklyn Madeline Sellers, Andrea Wassner, Haley Watson, Lively, Grace Matthews, Cate Kristen Watts, Yianni Whisler, Margaret Slate, Philip Smith, Westmoreland, Irma White, Brittany Jordan Signor, Tamala"Poppy Jon Weimer. McCain, Kian Muldoon, Nicole Niven MacKenzie Wilson, Skylar Wilson, Jaclyn Spence, William Stanley, Wilkerson, Frances Williams, Sims, Sierra Singleton, Dillon and Sydney Thomas JOLLY - Caroline Torbert, Michaela O'Grady, Paul Snider and Ty Duben KILDOW - Corey Baughn, SIGNINGS: Ryals, Willets Cambrie Cook, Noah Zalar and Devon Stachow SHAW - Quinlyn Bray, Jacob Hartley, Hallie Hill and Cameron Michles sign D-I scholarships Fourth Grade Continued from page 1C Tate grad Kristen Golightly. on North Florida’s website. “He AGRAWAL - Ashley Kekeisen, “I’m going to do whatever it has all the tools to play at the Brandon Klisart, Benjamin Nguyen, takes to make the top five. If I Division I level. I expect him to Brianna Reed, Sophia Sanchez Ryals to South Alabama Aviles and Ryan Von Brock Ryals is the second Lady don’t, then I have a year to challenge immediately for a CIBULA - Collin Denaro, Zachary Dolphin golfer in as many work on it,” Ryals said. starting position.” East, Ashton Hart, Amber Hartley, years to sign with a Division I Among the family and Willets was a three-year Matthew Hawkins, Aaron Jennings, Ally Ryan and Ben Zimmer school, as former teammate friends on hand for Ryals’ player for the Dolphins, who GREGG - Ashton Blackledge, Kristen Dorsey signed with signing were her swing coach made it to at least the regional Kedron Burt, Alexandra Hollmig, Kansas State two years ago. Steve Bobe and Nick Rousey, final each of the last four years. William Holmer, Joseph Hudson, who plays on the Hooters Tour. “I met Coach Bunch. He’s a Brinker Shell, Alec Stonebraker and “I didn’t want to travel five, Sara Tu 10 hours away. I wanted to be “There’s no value to put on great guy,” said Willets, who LAUCELLA - Lucy Kate Barrow, close to my family.” what they’ve done for me,” she was also attracted to the Jackson delValle, Molly deMahy, “I loved Mobile. When I went said. school’s engineering program. Reagan Docherty, John Finelli, Grace Garbell, Morgan Henry, there to visit, they made me feel Willets to North Florida “When I was there, I know I Shayla Ides, Jake Molina, Sarah like I was a part of the team.” Willets is the first male wanted to go there.” Spooneybarger, Jake Turner, Ian Ryals helped the Lady soccer player in three years Among Willets’ recent Vaught, and Brent Williams Dolphins to the state (Cory Gibson - Jacksonville accomplishments was making MANN - Grace Allen, Sidney Bulla, Seth Fell, Kendall McMullen, tournament all four of her high University) to sign with a the All Northwest Florida's Vinny Savarino, Jake Weldon and school years. GBHS finished Division I school. He’s also First team. Among the coaches Kyle Wilson sixth at state her sophomore only the second player in Bruce in attendance were current and MCLENDON - Ron Buchanan, Savage’s 11-year tenure as former Bayside coaches Fraga Landry Hendrix, Olivia Hepworth, year and an all-time best fourth Landrie Jennings, Jordan Keigley, place finish this past season. head coach. DaRosa, Bob Begley, Nic Meagan Manson, Dalton Renfroe, She was seventh out of 92 “It’s pretty rare,” coach Cardoso and Ken McDonald. Laurel Stanley, Ashton Willard, Luke golfers at state this past season. Bruce Savage said. “First, Ryals and Willets join a Stringfellow and Eddie Wilkey “It’s been an absolute they’re getting a great kid. He's growing list of GBHS senior to Fifth Grade pleasure to coach her. Nobody good in the classroom, never sign with Division I schools CHAVEZ - Ben Cunningham, works as hard as she does on been a problem off the field. this year. Maggie Rodgers Rachel Mallette, Madison Patrick, And they’re getting a quality (soccer - Florida) and Kristen Alyssa Scott, Nina Staviski, Jordan the golf course. She has an Taylor and Chris Torbert incredible work ethic.” goalkeeper as well.” Barona (soccer - Jacksonville LYONS - Tristan Covell, Maggie “There’s no doubt she’s Willets is one of three recent University), as well as Ben McCullough, Sam Motherway, and going to be a tremendous UNF signees that coach Ray Lively (baseball - Central Kyler Strange OUTZEN - Rich Earle, Gabe college player.” Bunch said is the best he’s ever Florida) and Jackie Kasler Jones, Emily Laird, Austin Sullivan Ryals knows the brought in. (tennis - Auburn) signed earlier and Ian White competition will be tough next “Tyler is a very accomplished this year. Briana Santiago RODGERSON - Macall Massey, season as six of their seven goalkeeper,” Bunch said, signed a track scholarship with Anna Redden and Cole Sheppard players return, including 2009 according to a recent press release Tulane Tuesday. See GBES, Page 8C

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS April 22, 2010 7C Schools Gulf Breeze NEWS GBHS third nine weeks Honor Roll released Sylvan Ladner, principal of Brandon Harper, Brandon Harvey, Kara Cederquist, Miranda Coley, Gulf Breeze High School, is Taylor Isais, Andrew Jurnovoy, Sarah Cook, Vincent Costers, pleased to announce the Honor Joshua Lemon, Jordan Marcus, Casey Crenshaw, Melanie Shannon May, Cameron Cummins, Robyn Davidson, Andrew Roll for the third nine-weeks Mazzola, Alexander Meade, Blake Davis, Christopher Dinelli, David grading period of the 2009-10 Meredeth, Constanza Miguel, Fairleigh, Angelica Godfrey, school year. Roberto Miguel, Jennifer Mitchell, Alejandro Gonzalez, Haley Gross, To be included on the ‘A’ Kevin Moran, Parker Nicastri, Linda Heather Haney, Grant Harris, Honor Roll a student must have Ojeda, Lauren Patane, Caitlin Hartley, Ann Havrilla, Kelly Michael Reitz, Andrea Smith, Hayes, Brynne Heatley, Ashley received a nine-weeks grade of Alyse Tack, Lisa Taylor, Natalie Hinkebein, Chau Ho, Kelsey 90 or higher in each subject. Thomas, Kaycee Villane, Allen Holland, John Howe, Nicholas Included on the ‘A’ Honor Roll Wang, Samantha Welsh, Brett Humphrey, Natalie Hunt, for the third nine-weeks are the Westmoreland, Ryan Zavoral Michael Hynds, Lena Ibrahim, following students: Kelsey Jarvis, Taylor Johnson, Juniors Jacqueline Kasler, Hillary Kozbiel, Eric Adams, Ryan Barnes, Lauren Kress, Taylor Lee, Carly Freshmen Morgan Bass, Evan Bernard, Gina Loehr, Stephen Lynch, Patrick Anna Bailey, Rebecca Barham, Bertelli, Jase Brown, Julie Brown, McKiernan, Benjamin Medeiros, Joshua Benoit, Nolan Blackford, Juliana Bui, Samuel Byrne, Claire Melody Medwell, Tiffany Miller, Nicholas Bookout, Christin Caillouet, William Campbell, Colin Murphy, Kalyn O`Connor, Campbell, Rachel Carter, Alyssa Elizabeth Carney, Jenna Ceravolo, Chelsea Owens, Christian Pacheco, Coleman, Matthew Craighead, Cheyenne Chapman, Cameron Katherine Patshy, Marley Podojil, Meredith Cuilik, Madison Dalton, Cobb, Emily Craven, Jasmine Tristan Powers, Caitlin Pratt, Jessie Looking for a few Peyton Dalton, Beau Doerr, Crowell, Colby Dalton, Nicki Dalton, Rhodes, Briana Santiago, Haley Doman, Patrick Dunne, Taylor Dawson, Jennifer Dolfie, Kevyn Sarra, Nicholas good men - and Katherine Farmer, Adam Foley, Patrick Dorsey, Natalie Felder, Schumacher, Marc Sessa, Mitchell Andrew Frye, Scott Gilbreath, Joseph Finelli, Brandon Fish, Solomon, Jonathan Stanhagen, women Sydney Goetz, Taylor Gordon, Peter Morgan Floyd, Kathryn Gough, Nathaniel Stanley, Carli Steinhauer, That may have been the Hahn, Allison Hanline, Jacob Harris, Shelby Hobbs, Ian Joshua Suelflow, Bianca Takacs, theme for the GBHS Debate Elizabeth Hoehn, Vanessa Jeffrey, Kellie Krueger, Jonathan Rebecca Taylor, Morgan Thomas, team as they hosted a Holding, Raleigh Hooks, Kendall MacDonald, Rachel MacLeod, Blake Thompson, Megan debate forum for several Hoover, Marina Johnson, Alyssa Katharine McIver, Kyle McKissack, Thompson, Alexandria Toussaint, GBHS classes recently in Jones, Nicholas Kozbiel, Loren Cody Meadows, Laura Merrill, Steven Vernali, Rachel Viglione, Krauss, Victoria Law, Danielle Coral Molina, Sallie Papajohn, Jessica Watson, Tyler Willets, Molly the Media Center. 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Anamarie Wright Stanhagen, Reilly Sullivan, Connor "A/B" Honor Roll are the fol- Bobby Clay, Liz Carney, Ian Tate, Janisha Thomas, Rebecca lowing students: Sophomores Violette, Elle Wade, Tonya Walters, Jeffrey and Stephen Brandon Addison, Summer Sean Webking, Clayton Wiley, Freshmen Crowhurst also participated Andrews, Jordan Bennett, Michelle Jennifer Winn, Tyler Wright Peyton Allen, William Barnes, in the event. 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: PBES’ first GBHS Third nine weeks Honor Roll released grade Honor Continued from page 7C Anne Simmering, Kyle Smith, Seth McDonald, Preston McGee, Julia Hale, Lindsey Hamill, Miranda Carbaugh, Amanda Christian, Smith, Alexander Spangler, Sara Rebecca Meredith, Kimberly Hammond-White, Stefan Harper, Kenneth Collins, Kylie Conner, Roll released Olivia Burns, Madison Cain, Cana Spillers, John Sudduth, Shaina Morse, Katherine Munsch, Benjamin Harris, Katelyn Hickman, Bruce Cooke, Robert Davies, The following students Carisse, Kelsey Carver-Wireman, Suhrbier, Victoria Sutton, Nicholas Nawoschik, Sky Nojiri- Maggie Hooks, Daniel Jacobi, John Kristopher Delpriore, Devin from Kelli Gunter’s first Caitlin Chapman, Kaelyn Harley Taylor, Don Tran, Seth Matsheshu, Jessica O`Leary, Jesmonth, Matthew Johnson, Depalma, Teresa Di Loreto, Christiana, Francesca Coli, Taylor grade class at Pensacola Traylor, Jacob Trew, Scott Weaver, Taylor Pacenta, Christie Progen, Matthew Kasabian, David Keen, Thomas Dorsey, Kale Driscoll, Collins, Jack Francis Costello, Beach Elementary made the Kyle Wells, Michael Wells, Torrey Jacob Prout, Reanna Ramirez, Brittany Laflamme, Thomas Crystal Dudley, Jessica Durant, Curtis Courtney, Maylee Crockford, Williams, William York, Oceane Kaitlyn Rasmussen, Michael Lampone, Cassandra Lane, Megan Eastburn, Courtnay third nine-weeks Honor Roll: Cierra Culp, Amanda Cutler, Ziegler Raymond, Kristina Renfroe, Michael Larsen, Ekaterina Linkova- Femeyer, Kaitlyn Femeyer, Erica Morgan Dantin, Sydney Dawson, Rhiannon Reynolds, Holland Rine, Henning, Sasha Lopez, Corey Fillinger, Jessica Fiveash, Megan A Honor Roll Abagail Dobson, Tristan Dopyera, Sophomores MacKenzie Riney, Matthew Ritter, Loudon, Andrew Lucak, Floyd, Jacqueline Fockler, Hannah Buchalter, Taylor Jeffery Dubose, Madeline Eagley, Shannon Acey, Zachary Allen, Hannah Rodgers, Alexandria Michael Mann, Victoria Bradley Foley, Sarah Foss, Taylor Etier, Jack Ettelson, Nina Keegan Anderson, Shelby Ruben, Fredrick Schmitz, Martinez, James `Jay` Martin, Farej, Lauren Feltenberger, Laura Fradenburg, Adam Gary, Ewens, Brandon Fausti, Andrews, Henry Baker, John Kasey Schoenberg, Michelle Zackary McColgan, Shannon Kai Hoffert, Max Mateer, Nicholas Green, Jacob Gunn, Kayli Bella Flake, Kyle Fogel, Jasmine Baldwin, William Barnett, Blake Schroeder, Ryan Schulz, Ryan McKiernan, Heidi Mefford, Alison Ryland McCurdy, Jenna Hanke, Bryttani Hartenstein, Walt Freeman, Manuel Galvez, Kaitlyn Bidwell, Logan Blackmon, Teal Schutzmann, Kerrie Shaw, Milam, Amy Miller, Kathryn Miller, Merritt, Mia Montgomery, Gifford, Joshua Goldstein, Nicholas Hartsfield, Victoria Harvey, Kelsey Black, Christopher Brooks, Jefferson Shell, Kaley Sise, Sarah William Miller, Michelle Moraes, Lauren Thompson and John Gomez-Wukich, Laura Gonzalez Anzu Brown, Christina Brown, Slate, Shelby Smith, Summer Tanzim Mridha, Ryan Mulroy, Hebert, Hunter Hillis, Kelsey Alvarez, Benjamin Gough, Matthew Hoffman, Turn William Brown, James Bruce, Asa Smith, Isabella Soutullo, George Neese, Michael Nixon, A/B Honor Roll Gubernat, Randall Halpin, Brunson, Jessica Bryant, Garret Alexis Stryker, Benjamin Sweet, Grace O`Connell, Virginia Outzen, Brandi Hughes, Kayla James, Katarina Hamburg, Jason Caillouet, Mary Kate Campbell, Elizabeth Tate, Christopher Taylor, Brooke Parsons, Michael Richard Jefferson, Michel Joffrion, Macy Claire Cronin, Jack Harrington, Brooke Hartenstein, Ranjan Canekeratne, Allison Megan Thames, Reid Torgersen, Patterson, Kassidy Patton, Chelsie Johnson, Tyler Johnson, Dolister, Charlie Jacques, Cody Haynes, Jessica Herzog, Carter, Macy Clay, Matthew Clay, Sarah Van Slyke, Chance Wallis, Matthew Paule, Steven Perdue, Kurt Keene, Abdullah Khalaf, Susie Joey Merritt, James Parks, Tina Hibbs, Michelle Holt, Max Colbert, Megan Commings, Ryan Wan, Samantha Webking, Casey Platt, Sarah Potter, Kim, Olivia King, Amelia Klug, Benjamin Hoskins, Samuel P.J. Porterfield, Jocelyn Lindsey Compton, Jerry Cook, Olivia Wise, Craig Wood Kelsey Quinn, Justin Ratte`, John Kasey Landfair, Edward Lively, Reeves, Gabby Rice, Briley Hoskins, Thomas Humphrey, Eduardo Da Silva, Hayden Davis, Rockett, Rodsatorn Roongruang, Benjamin McCrary, Lee Savannah Johnson, Eliza William Davis, Kevin Davis, John Juniors Kalani Routh, Paige Schieman, McElhatten, Roy McGee, Casey Shaw, Aaron Vann and Jones, Kailene Jones, Megan De Kozan, Mitchell Delgado, Jesse Adkins, Shelby Alcock, Michael Schmitz, Camila Sharp, Meredith, Kassidy Milani, Jordan Bridgett Wolfe. Jones, Trenton Kehoe, Elizabeth Nicholas Delgado, Westin Demotts, Katie Aldridge, Constantine Nicholas Sholty, Minish, Christopher Moon, Kenworthy, Anthony Keys, Cody Alexis Denny, Devan Ellis, Adam Anastopoulo, Ravin Anderson, Michael Simhachalam, Corinne Nicholas Musmansky, Mariam King, Jessica Koch, Elizabeth Enzian, Elizabeth Fairleigh, Dylan Brittany Angles, Jeffrey Arnett, Snyder, Brandon Sorenson, William Nessim, Thy Kieu Nguyen, Lindsay Kubik, Shelby Link, Ferraro, Jessica Fromularo, Taylor Arnett, Luke Babcock, Jake Spearing, Spencer Sternung, Nicastri, Summer Norman, Benjamin Lockhart, Maddison Jessica Gabel, Caroline Gibble, Baker, Connor Barretta, Jacqueline Stone, Emily Stuckey, Stephen O`Brien, Elyse Luchsinger, Hunter Lyster, Tyler Myles Gorder, Jessica Gorris, Lea Basham, Robert Baston, Carlin Symmes, Holden Tibbs, OBES O`Connell, Douglas Overlade, Manning, Sadie Mayfield, Kyle Travis Gottstine, Tyler Grams, Joseph Belitsos, Janae Bennett, Taylor Trawick, Jessika Updike, Mazzarino, Sara McCain, Joseph Ashley Painter, Roberta Palau, Christopher Gunn, Hali Hall, Dallas Biederman, Trevor Black, Rico Vargas, Caroline Julia Proctor, Alec Purser, Margaret McFarland, Kurtis McKissack, Savannah Hamlin, Laura Harpole, Joshua Burdett, Rachael Burton, Waghalter, Laura Wagoner, Austin From page 7C Rodgers, Ashleigh Ryals, Gage Alexa McKnight, Bradley Mitchell, Lauren Harrison, Samantha Harris, Brianne Carree, Meredith Chavers, Wallace, Michaelyn Watford, Lacey Matthew Schellin, Adam Moon, Luke Mueller, John Lauren Harvey, Robert Heriot, Dylan Clark, Ashley Coffman, Webb, Taylor Webb, Kyle Wells, Thomas Simmering, Melanie David Rarrick, Grace Overholtz Murphy, Madison Murphy, Jasmari Megan Hines, Elliot Hirsch, Kirsten Elisabetta Coli, Christopher Patricia Wheeler, Erin Williams, Simon, Melissa Snider, Hayes Mrs. Holifield - Alyssa Negron, Luke Niles, Rhett Oakley, Hirshowitz, Emalee Hudson, Cooke, Bradley Costello, Christian Camille Wood, Charlotte Youd, Lewter, Brooks Salter Sperry, Nicholas Stott, Alicia Taylor Pacyga, Sara Papantonio, Gary Humphrey, Renee Hunt, Cribb, Stephen Crowhurst, Adrian Kendall Young Mrs. Marcanio - Mack Cory Parker, Alexis Parnell, Jordan Cole Irwin, Rhiannon Johnson, Culpepper, Debi Cummings, Struck, Trenton Swann, Katherine Broach, Kyle Brown, Mustafa Parsa, Son Phan, Hailey Philips, Vidja "Tara" Jonasdottir, Shannon Leaundre Dawes-Vaeth, Lauren Seniors Sweeney, Thomas Townsley, Ghulam, Nathan Herrick, Eric Post, Courtney Radcliffe, Kehoe, Andrew Kelly, Erik Kelsch, Day, Darien Demaria, Emily Adams, Omari Kali- Christopher Viechec, Cody Walden, Kaden Kuhn, Matthew Haiden Redmond, Savannah Christopher Kessler, Shaikhah Jamie Droogsma, Deven Baines, Brittany Barbarisi, Summer Christopher Warren, George Salzano, Victoria Pirello, Richardson, Tatiana Rivera, Ashlyn Khalaf, Josten Kuhn, Dunlop, Everett Ellis, Charlotte Barona, Christopher Barretta, Weisnicht, Montgomery Welt, Kayla Sara Stolp Robertson, John Robertson, Mrs. Player - Kaylah Samantha Landfair, Brittany Engel, Keegan Felder, Kenneth Alexa Booth, Charles Boylan, Ryan Westfall, Alexander Williams, Christina Rutherford, Alexandria Jones, Madeline Jones, Langham, Devon Laszlo, Robert Flores, James Floyd, Katherine Boylan, Taylor Brewer, Corey Ashley Wilson, Samantha Woltz, Ryan, Benjamin Scarborough, Emily McHenry, Jessi Palm, Lee, Adrienne Lennon, Julianne Folse, Robyn George, Danny Buchalter, Tyler Burke, Adam Woods, Jackson Yates, Joseph Schultz, Catherine Bryant Thaxton, Madison Lewis, Jacob MacAn, Emily Gifford, Maury Goldstein, Brooke Camper, Mikaela Garrett Zanca, Joseph Zavoral Scully, John Shaffer, Devin Sholty, Thomas, Cesar Yepes Maggard, Max McDaniel, Megan Tiffany Grigsby, Erica Guttuso, Mrs. Woodcock - Dagan Duke, Alura Sarnecki

Fifth Grade Mrs. Broach - Cassidy GBES: Bosso, Emily Campos, Third nine weeks Honor Roll released Grace Clanton, Will Genkin, Melissa Jordan, Caden Kelley, Anna Lewis, Alex Smith, Kyle Keenan, Abigail ROBBINS - Josie Baltz, Brennan Kehoe, Trenton Lamar, Adi Paulding, Fifth Grade Continued from page 6C Petkovic, Zach Pohlmann, Redman, Carson Salvator and Cara Chandler, Gavin Day, Skyler Jones, Zachary Whisler and Cameron Wren CHAVEZ - Will Bigler, Bo Fabbro, Joe Rich, Mikayla Stewart, VIGNES - Katie Burdett, Gigi Zimmer Matteo Mauro, Eliana McCulley, Rachel Grimley, Maggie Higgins, Nick Woods Dempsey, Macey Hicks, McKayla SHULL - Morgan Thomas, Harry David Owen, Megan Rayner and Fourth Grade Gage Irwin, Nick McCain, Jacob Mrs. Godfrey - Brandon Massey, Madison Michles and Tyler Reid Roberts, Luke Lane, Grace Keigley, Katie Rebecca Vineyard AGRAWAL - Sophia Best, Robert Pettijohn, Nolan Remig, Jade Tatum, Bryant, Azelonde Ellison, WILDEBRANDT - Avery Stine, Alfred, Kaylen Henning, Alexis Hebert, Bradshaw, Deems Edlund, Thomas and Abbie Vogel Kristyn Gordon, Zion Gavin Mayes, and Max Kirchgessner Zoe Burkholder and Tiger Boykin Third Grade Goodroe, Alex Hartenstein, Matthew LYONS - Madison Allmon, Mady Hamilton, Sarah Vines, WILKINS - Jill Marks, Kala Scott, BIELENDA - Ashley Cook, Hitpas, Elena Rivera, Brandon Bell, Eric Czeck, Catherine Grimley, Hailie Wright Matt Stersic, Delaney Williams, Second Grade Ashton Nickelsen, Greyson Prezioso Schrepf, Terra Walck, Abby Wallace Molly Keating, Jacob Martin and Mrs. Harvey - Geoffrey Sabrina Burns, Nick Hobson and BELL - Rina Champlin, Trent and Brooke Walter and Malcolm McKinley Connor Thompson Blois, Tristen Bouchard, Ashley Brian Joyner Wells, Hannah Michaud, Sophia BODI - Mary Brandon, Maddi CIBULA - Jacob Brandon, OUTZEN -Katie Boswell, Faith Coogle, Will Cross, Maddie Holston, Kristen Goodroe and Carter, Fairchild Davis, Matthew Jackson Brown, Sydney Clark, Toni Jones, Nick Lukkar, Courtney Norris McManus, Brian Richards, A/B Honor Roll Lawson McPhetridge Hoffman, Caleb Peterman and Fuentealba, Marissa Lawrence, and Maverick Zanca Evan Schulz, Madison Scifo, First Grade CAYSON - Ethan Branham, Olivia Megan Sydow Madison Owens, Tannen Slack, RODGERSON - Emma Allison, Dawson Tarnowski, Michael BARHAM - Christian Allmon, Cabassa and Merigrace Whited CARR - Hannah Andrus, Ian Jacobe Thomas, Abby Zimmer, Hayden Hill, Megan Hoffman, Jake Morgan-White Madison Beverly, Julian Brantley, CHRISTIANSON - Julia Pabian, Baker, Noah Barrineau, Bren Bodi, Braden Sheffield, Robby Hunt, and McIlwain, Lilly Smith, Casey Warford, Ms. Pierce - Jesse Grant, Alexandra Helms, Kendall Helms, Aiden Handler and Kirsten Quigley Rowan Freitas, Hunter Hill, Matt Mason O' Daniel Whitney Weldon, Alyna Woodall and Ashley Hild, Bobby Murphy, Madison Kilgore, Joshua Lloyd, DAVIS - Jansen Hicks, Mikaela Pacenta, Ryan Patrick, Mallory GREGG - Sadie Baltz, Baylin Noah Woods Gavin Nelson Julian McCulley, Anna Miley, Lester, Michael Mallette, Kylie Proctor and Mara Turpin Mann, Morgan Churchill, Anna VIGNES - Madeline Armstrong, Mrs. Reese - Perla Cruz, Katherine Shirley, Isabelle Weiler, Matson, Zachary Slick, Zoe Walker, HICKMAN - Lauren Bell, Broady Dedeaux, Anders Foster, Taylor James, Rachel Babikow, Brandon Bushnell, Rachel Fulton, Jesse Gann, Rylee Moses and Megan Christian and Nick Wilson Ferguson, Jack Kemp, Victor Larissa Medve, Gabriel Millican, Adam Colston, Baylan Denson, Sammy Goodyard, Luke KROSSMAN - Morgan Daily, EASLEY - Pier McMillan, Lawrence, Hannah Stein, Jacob Rainey Niles and Grant Snyder Makenna Faircloth, Spencer Grace, McHenry, Richard Pino, Maria Gruszczynski, Mira Helms, McKenna Owens, Garrett Scott, Sutton, Jake Weaver and Zac LAUCELLA - Robert Armstrong, Brian Jockers, Kyle Rutledge, Carly Patrick Williams, Taylor Wilt Owen Ides, Mary Keel, Maesa Courtney Williams, Lilly Harrison, Weimer Vivi Brown, Drew Doyle, Tyler Signor, Madison Taneja and Summer Mrs. Tracy - Hayden Lappin, Grace Minor, Ayda Samson, Zachary Burke, GraceyLynn JOLLY - Antonio Mauro, Avery Kamienski, Grant Landry, Kaelan Winters. Essary, Kara Dorsey, Logan Brody Wallace, Joshua Broscious and Gavin Davis, Brooke Owens, Chance Napier, Chandler Loggins, Chandler Moss, Trey WILDEBRANDT - Alli Tate, Green, Allison Grubbs, Spooneybarger, Eli Turner, Chase Jockers Burtt, Eli Owen, Heidi Neumann, Owens and Destin Smith Annette Sanchez-Fuentes, Kaelyn Alexus Masino, Summer Wolff and Joe Snider ECKLES - Dylan Allmon, Madie Jake Duben, Nicole Nogueira and MANN - Caroline Callahan, Nobles, Cintia Nelson, Dylan Latta, Scott, Celeste Weiss, PROCTOR - Anderson Bowling, Hall, Rose Buchanan, John Hodges, Sarah Friedland Colton Hines, Reagan Raley, Josh Grant Kemp, Elizabeth Keel, Josh Natalie Kinder Mackenzie Burke, Delaney Dozier, Kate Hitchcock, Cassidy Josey, KILDOW - Samantha Conner, Satterwhite, Claudia Sims, Josh Hoffman, Jake Hering, Jack Grimley, Mrs. Wilkins - David Carmen Hicks, Sophia Jeffries, William Kekeisen, Lizzy Kober, Luke Tyler Dittmer, Amber Gill, Seamas Stillman and Emily Waters Anna Griffin, Lauren Cole, Reid Broadhurst, Trysten Connell, Spencer Jones, Chris McChesney, Odom and Valerie Villareal Hunt, Rachel Jowers, Matthew MCLENDON - Jack Darby, Binion and Tyler Bailey Emery Davis, Stewart Eli Odom, Ashton Richards, Terryn POTESTA - Riley Hart, Rami Powell, Camille Redden, Joshua Brooklyn Deluca, Madelynn Martin, WILKINS - Logan Kilgore, Olivia Harrigill, Cece Hill, Bryce Small, Ethan Mullis and Koby Taylor Helmi, Kaylie Herring, Abby Mayes, Scheurich and Chloe Helt Elliott Miller, Kyle Muldoon, Lauren Spann, Shelby Taylor, Jack Baltz, Bailey Parker, Isabel Phillips, Riley RILEY - Courtland Cabreros, Callie Neumann, Bryce Carree, SHAW - Marissa Daily, Lea Robbins, Jackson Turner, Jake Berry, Calli Hebert, Mallory Howard, Robinson, Becca Starr, Lexi Michael Davis, Mathias Gast, Ryder Sarah Rushing and Madison Snyder Duben, McKenzie Jones, Christian Wilkey and Cole Wilson Emme Boykin and Zach Kelley West

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"A Sunday of Soundside Splendor" Western Division was hosted at Portofino Island Resort Director of Change on Sunday, April 11 to raise funds for Development. “The the Children's Home Society of Florida. weather was abso- Tastings of champagne and wines lutely beautiful, food remains a were paired with the cuisine of local provided and pre- premiere chefs Jim Shirley, Gus and pared by Chef Jim Nancy Silvos, Dan Dunn and Rob Shirley – Fish Theriot. House, Dan Dunn – constant The annual fundraiser raised over H2O, Gus and Nancy ll of us find ourselves $70,000 to benefit the Children's Home Silvos – Nancy’s involved with transitions, Society (CHS). CHS was established to haute affairs, Rob ABOVE: Debra Patroni, Clyde Patroni, Amy Martin, Wayne Adams, Diane Robbins and Larry even before we knew serve vulnerable children and their Theriot - Portofino, A Robbins enjoy sampling the fine wine selections at the CHS Soundside Splendor event. what it meant or could spell it. families in the Panhandle area provid- and Shan Kishi That first time we went to pre- ing a wide array of programs. Each pro- Restaurant was BELOW: Chef de tournot Kurtis Krum, and Chefs Rob Thierot and Jim Shirley (left ot right) school, or day care, and were away gram is designed with one goal mind: amazing. The wines were among those who prepared special selections for the event. from our parents for more than just to protect children through preserving were delicious, deco- a few minutes; then off to the big and strengthening families. rations were fabulous, and the music school, with homework and all the Event Chair Perrie Renfroe Edgar provided by Tomato & Daddyman responsibility that goes with it; to was assisted by Auction Chair, Abbie added the perfect touch for our guests.” middle school, high school, gradua- Offerdahl, CHS Chairman of the Board, The Soundside Splendor event is the tion and then off to college or to a and Sponsorship Chair Gary Michaels, major fund raising event for the job. Later, we find ourselves tran- CHS Board Vice Chair. Nina Campbell, Children’s Home Society. The live auc- sitioning from school to work; then past board chair, was honorary chair. tion total was $27,500 and the silent perhaps to marriage; being a parent “I do believe this was our best event auction raised $6,210. Sponsorships and eventually a grandparent; and ever,” praised Gay Deese, CHS totalled $33,000. then to retirement. Those transitions carry with them the possibility of stress, for life is seldom a straight continuum, but a movement from one event to another, and finding ourselves changing and being changed, sur- prised so often by something new we did not expect and, so often, resisting the new situation, and clinging desperately to the former situation. It is when we give up our resistance that we find our- selves free to enjoy the benefits of the new and exciting transition, free to live life in a more excellent way. I like the words of a poem by  Mary Oliver: “When it’s over, I want to say: all my life I was a bride married to amazement. I was the bridegroom, taking the world ABOVE: Mark Lee, Elaine Davis, Brooks Davis, Lee McLaughlin, Robert Rinke and into my arms. When it is over, I Mike McLaughlin observe the bidding competition during the live auction. don’t want to wonder if I have made of my life something particu- RIGHT: Harry and Pat Trachy each other’s company and a little shade. lar, and real. I don’t want to find BOTTOM LEFT to RIGHT: Marci and Klein Miller, Jackie Neese and Candace myself sighing and frightened, or Edwards and Judge Robert Hilliard and Lisa Hilliard preview the auction items as full of argument. I don’t want to they enjoy sampling the food and wine. The Soundside Splendor event is the major end up simply having visited this annual fund raising event for the Children’s Home Society. world.” Yes, we want to be immersed in this world, making it a better world for ourselves, others, and those who come behind us. We can accomplish that easier as we flow from one transition to another, and enjoy the richness of all of those experiences. Campanella aims to retain SRIA seat Dr. Thomas Campanella notified the Escambia County Supervisor of Elections that he intends to run for reelection to his seat on the Santa Rosa Island Authority.

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2 D April 22, 2010 GULF BREEZE NEWS Home & Garden Gulf Breeze NEWS LEGALS

NOTICE OF and year of Issuance, the 1172 PG 104 APPLICATION Description of property, Parcel ID: 34-2N-28-0570- FOR TAX DEED and Name(s) in which it is 00M00-0110 assessed is as follows: Name in which Assessed: NOTICE IS HEREBY BESSIE LANA COLEMAN GIVEN THAT DARYL OR Certificate Number: 2209 All of the above property is DENZEL DOCKERY hold- Year of Issuance: 2003 located in Santa Rosa er of the following Tax Sale County, In the State of Certificate has filed said Description of Property: LT Florida. Tax Certificate for the Tax 7 BLK D, LEGEND Deed to be issued thereon. CREEK ESTATES, AS Unless such certificate The Certificate Number DES IN OR BOOK 1700 shall be redeemed accord- and year of Issuance, the PG 1075, LESS 1/2 MIN ing to Law, the Property Description of property, RTS described in such and Name(s) in which it is Parcel ID: 08-1N-29-2308- Certificate will be sold to assessed is as follows: 00D00-0070 the Highest Bidder, at the Name in which Assessed: east end lobby of the Certificate Number: 1476 EDNA CROSS County Administrative Year of Issuance: 2003 All of the above property is Complex at 6495 Caroline located in Santa Rosa St., Milton, Florida on the Description of Property: LT County, In the State of 24th day of May, 2010 at 19 BLK 656, AVALON Florida. 12:00 noon. Dated this the BEACH, AS DES IN CASE 31st day of March, 2010. #83-2153-CA-01, DIVI- Unless such certificate SION B, DATED 8-9-83 shall be redeemed accord- Mary M. Johnson Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- ing to Law, the Property Clerk of the Circuit Court 65600-0190 described in such of Santa Rosa County, Name in which Assessed: Certificate will be sold to Florida BETTY LOU OUELLETTE the Highest Bidder, at the ––––––––––––––––––––– All of the above property is east end lobby of the located in Santa Rosa County Administrative County, In the State of Complex at 6495 Caroline NOTICE OF SALE Florida. St., Milton, Florida on the 24th day of May, 2010 at A NOTICE IS HEREBY Unless such certificate 12:00 noon. Dated this the GIVEN that AAA Towing shall be redeemed accord- 31st day of March, 2010. and Recovery of Santa ing to Law, the Property Rosa County, Florida, Photo courtesy of ARA Content described in such Mary M. Johnson under Subsection (5) of FL Certificate will be sold to Clerk of the Circuit Court Statute 713.78 has levied Another powerful and budget-friendly way to upgrade your kitchen is to give it a fresh coat of paint and a designer-inspired wallpaper mural the Highest Bidder, at the of Santa Rosa County, upon the following proper- east end lobby of the Florida ty: County Administrative ––––––––––––––––––––– Complex at 6495 Caroline NOTICE OF CHEV 2004 VIN# St., Milton, Florida on the APPLICATION 2G1WH52K949226833 24th day of May, 2010 at FOR TAX DEED 12:00 noon. Dated this the Further notice is given that 31st day of March, 2010. NOTICE IS HEREBY on the 10th day of May, Five $150-tricks to make GIVEN THAT DENZEL OR 2010, AAA Towing and Mary M. Johnson ANGELA DOCKERY hold- Recovery will offer for sale Clerk of the Circuit Court er of the following Tax Sale and sell to the highest and of Santa Rosa County, Certificate has filed said best bidder for cash in Florida Tax Certificate for the Tax hand the above property ––––––––––––––––––––– Deed to be issued thereon. and sale will be subject to NOTICE OF The Certificate Number my judgements, encum- your kitchen look new APPLICATION and year of Issuance, the brances, liens on property (ARA) - If you've looked into kitchen reno- your local discount retailer. shabby, even if they don't cost a lot. FOR TAX DEED Description of property, and will be held, Time and Name(s) in which it is 10:00 a.m., at AAA Towing vation at all, you've probably heard some stag- NOTICE IS HEREBY assessed is as follows: and Recovery, 5205 Gulf GIVEN THAT DARYL OR Breeze Parkway, Gulf gering numbers – it costs $15,000 or more, on 2. Take it to the wall 4. Furniture fix DENZEL DOCKERY hold- Certificate Number: 1899 Breeze, FL 32563. average, to update one of the most important Another powerful and budget-friendly way If your old kitchen set just isn't doing it for er of the following Tax Sale Year of Issuance: 2003 Certificate has filed said LEGAL 796 rooms in the house. In this economy, who has to upgrade your kitchen is to give it a fresh you anymore, there are a few things you can Tax Certificate for the Tax Description of Property: LT Gulf Breeze News Deed to be issued thereon. 11 BLK M, CHAFFIN ADD, 4/22/10 that kind of budget? Yet don't we all deserve a coat of paint and a designer-inspired wallpa- do to make things better. If it's a good quality The Certificate Number AS DES IN OR BOOK kitchen we can love, not just live with? per mural. A gallon or two of paint will cover set that's just seen better days, consider refin- Updates that will help you love your most kitchens, and with some very good ishing it yourself to remove the scratches, kitchen don't have to come with a heart-stop- brands selling for less than $30, that leaves dents and scrapes of age. Or, hit used furniture NOTICE TO BIDDERS ping cost, or involve tearing out cabinets and you plenty of money left over for a mural. You stores, flea markets and yard sales in search of CORRUGATED PIPE replacing countertops. In fact, it's possible to can find wallpaper murals for less than $100 at a newer set that may be in better condition, or seriously improve the livability and lovability www.DecorPlace.com. of better quality, than what you have. Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, of your kitchen with some designer tricks that Use your mural to create a focal point in the A third option is to check out a big box Florida, will receive sealed bids for corrugated pipe. each cost $150 or less. room, draw attention to an architectural fea- store that sells new, unfinished furniture and All bids must be original and delivered by hand, Fed Ex, or mail to the Santa Rosa County Here are five do-it-yourself ways to give ture or make a windowless space feel more do the finishing yourself - which brings an Procurement Department, 6495 Caroline Street Suite G, Milton, Florida, 32570; and must be received by 10:00 a.m., May 11, 2010, at which time bids will be opened and read your kitchen a whole new look for not a lot of open and airy. Wallpaper murals are easy added bonus of allowing you to have complete aloud. Bids received after the time set for the bid opening will be rejected and returned money: enough to do it yourself, and save money on control over the color and look of the finished unopened to the bidder. Bids are to be sealed and plainly labeled "BID - CORRUGAT- installation. product. ED PIPE". Bids received after the time set for the bid opening will be rejected and 1. The softer side returned unopened to the bidder. All interested parties are invited to attend. Never underestimate the power of fabrics. 3. Metal magic 5. Appliance magic Questions concerning this request should be directed to Mr. Tom Collins at (850) 626- The softer side of your kitchen decor can have Next, turn your attention to some of the Your old washer may do its job just fine, 0191. easy-to-replace metal accents in your kitchen but have some scratches in its finish from a big impact on its overall look. The right win- Specifications and bid form may be secured from Santa Rosa County Website (www.san- dow treatment on that utilitarian window that might be looking worn or dated. These heavy use. Consider painting it. Check with tarosa.fl.gov/bids) or at the Santa Rosa County Procurement Department at the address above the sink can really make it pop. could include cabinet knobs, drawer pulls, your local paint store to find new, high-tech provided above. Telephone (850) 983-1870 electrical faceplates, even the kitchen faucet. paints that bond perfectly with the metal or New cushions can punch up the appeal and The Board of County Commissioners reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, to comfort of mundane kitchen chairs. And the All are easy enough to switch out for most do- enamel on appliances to make them look like reject any or all bids with or without cause, and to award the bid that it determines to be right tablecloth and/or placemats can hide a it-yourselfers and you can easily replace all new. in the best interest of Santa Rosa County. these items - including the faucet - for less If your old stove can still cook up a storm multitude of flaws in your kitchen table. All prices are firm for a period of one year. After one year, the County may approve the Many budget-friendly discount stores now than $150 if you shop wisely. but has some stubborn stains and scratches on option of renewing the contract at the same or a lessor price for a period not to exceed offer curtains and kitchen accessories that Remember, to improve the look of a the top, or has grills that have seen better days, two years with the agreement of the bidder. mimic much pricier designer versions. To get kitchen, these accents don't need to be pricey consider replacing grills and drip pans, or Santa Rosa County does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, the most for your money, avoid the specialty designer name-brands, they just need to be adding decorative covers. religion, age, or handicapped status in employment or provision of service. shops and big department stores and head to new. New items will look better than old and Courtesy of ARAcontent By order of the Board of County Commissioners of Santa Rosa County, Florida.

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Five Flags 306 Gulf Breeze Parkway Tourism Group originally Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 asked for permission to host a 850-934-4499 one day event but now plan a www.edwardjones.com two day festival that will attract Member SPIC concert goers to Pensacola Beach. In other business, the SRIA gave the Five Flags Inn owners approval to divide their lease between their two neighboring hotels Wednesday, ending a four-decades long tradition on Pensacola Beach. The hotel was destroyed in 2004 by Hurricane Ivan and owners Baker Clark and Mal Williams were unable to build a prof- itable hotel on the property due to its unique configuration. In other business, the SRIA heard the final presentation of Ed Stone and Associates' mas- ter plan for the beach, a concept that will now be forwarded to Escambia County to determine the scope of work for engineer- ing the plan. A seven member selection committee will be formed, comprised of three county residents and four from the SRIA. 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