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Decades of alleged the creature “hastily” walked Sasquatch sightings back into the woods and lead some people to disappeared. believe The women’s encounter is one of many that’s been docu- By Annie Blanks mented as a “verified” Bigfoot 315-4450 | @DailyNewsAnnie encounter by self-proclaimed [email protected] Sasquatch researchers, who spend hours personally CRESTVIEW — On March combing through and verify- 12, 2002, just past 2 o’clock ing Bigfoot accounts that are in the morning, two women reported all across the world. were traveling to Destin from Mick Minnis lives in Crest- Panama City on U.S. Highway view and is a certified Bigfoot 98 when their car broke down. believer. He owns a moving They began to walk down U.S. company called, fittingly, Big- 98 toward Destin to get help foot Moving Company, and when, all of a sudden, they heard in his spare time volunteers a “very loud noise, like a scream as a researcher for the Bigfoot mixed with loud moaning.” Field Researchers Organiza- The next thing they knew, tion. He said he’s personally they were staring into the eyes interviewed dozens of people of a Bigfoot. in Northwest Florida who say “It just stood there and they’ve had encounters with a stared at us,” the women Sasquatch. recounted in an entry on the “We’ll contact the indi- Gulf Coast Bigfoot Research vidual and try to set up a time Organization website. “It was and place to see if their report approximately 7 feet tall, very is legitimate,” he said. “I’ve muscular and covered in what interviewed soldiers, law appeared to be brown or black enforcement officers, men, hair.” The cast of “Finding Bigfoot” on Animal Planet researches a map in this fi le photo. As cars began approaching, See BIGFOOT, A5 [ANIMAL PLANET/CONTRIBUTED PHOTO]

DeFuniak Springs car Once a Bulldog, now wreck victim seeks help a general surgeon

By Renee Bell 682-6524 | @cnbRenee [email protected]

CRESTVIEW — Donors have contributed $750 of the $2,000 requested for a DeFuniak Springs resident injured in a June 29 accident. The daughter of Priscilla Grubbs of Crest- view, Sheana Moran was on her way to her mom’s house to pick up her two daughters and sister when the three-vehicle wreck occurred at the intersection of Camellia Avenue and U.S. Highway 90. Moran, 26, said her boss started the fun- draiser, listed at https://www.gofundme. com/sejna-helping-a-beautiful-soul, to help her purchase a replacement after her car was Dr. Mason performs surgery using the da Vinvi Surgical totaled in the wreck. System. This system uses robotic technology that allows “I thank everyone for supporting me and all the surgeon to make precise incisions without touching the the donations. This will really mean a lot,” she patient. [KELLY BERGMAN/CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] said. She spent a week in the hospital and three Dr. Daran Mason of ‘91, and days in rehabilitation before going home to returns to his I thought recuperate. hometown in that was “I have a broken, right-side wrist; a lac- Crestview something eration on my right knee from one side to the I wanted to other, down to the bone; and a broken, right By Kaylin Parker do,” Mason ankle. They had to go in on both sides of my 682-6524 | @kparkercnb Mason said. ankle because it just wasn’t broken; it was shat- Sheana Moran [email protected] Mason tered,” Moran said. returned to Dr. Stewart, a She can’t bear weight on her right side and CRESTVIEW — Crest- general surgery specialist uses a platform walker and a wheelchair to get view has a new surgeon in Crestview, and stayed around. and a familiar face all in one with him for a year. Her sister, Leslie Moran, who lives with her, person. It wasn’t until Mason has been her caretaker. Dr. Mason made his graduated from Crestview “I have a three-month-old of my own. Some- return to Crestview over High School in 1992 that he times I’m not able to tend to her when she’s a month ago. He was born moved out of the area. He crying when I’m assisting Sheana in her daily in Fort Walton Beach but attended the University of routines such as bathing, dressing, doing her lived in Crestview after his Florida for its accelerated hair, sometimes have to assist toileting her, etc. birth. program but decided he I also have to take care of her two kids as well as Mason, a former Bulldog, wanted to travel outside of my own. I take care of all responsibilities in the participated in a gifted pro- Florida for medical school. home as well: cooking, cleaning, laundry, etc. gram offered at Crestview After graduating in 2003 “At the end of the day, even though life isn’t High School, where he from medical school at a walk in the park right now, all that matters to chose a profession and had The American University me and the rest of my family is that Sheana is the opportunity to shadow of the Caribbean, Mason alive,” Leslie said. someone in the field. moved to Mobile, where “I actually shadowed (Dr. See MORAN, A5 Leslie Moran Dennis Stewart) in the fall See MASON, A5

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FRANK W. BRUTT DAVID ALLEN LOWITZ KERA UNFRIED 1984 - 2018 Frank William Brutt, Nicole and Heather It is with great sadness age 87, peacefully went Cook, one great- that the family of David Kera Unfried, Bir- home on Monday, grandson, Logan; his Allen Lowitz announces mingham, AL passed June 11th. He was born second wife, Mary his passing on Wednes- away on July 24 after a to Frederick H and Anne Cockerill, four day, July 18, 2018, at the courageous 10 month Katherine M Brutt, on step daughters, Denise age of 50. Born in Bali- battle with cervical September 2, 1930, in Bir (Mike), Mary Her- bago, Angeles City, Phil- cancer. She was born Elmhurst, New York. rera (Roberto), Chris ippines, David came to on August 14, 1984 in A Korean War vet- Sears (David), Mona the U.S. with his family Fort Walton Beach, eran, Mr. Brutt was Kizer (Randy); sister- in 1975, proudly becom- FL, and graduated awarded the Korean in-law, Ruth Brutt, ing a full U.S. citizen in from Choctawhatchee Service Medal with two nephews, David 1980. Settling in Nicev- High School in 2002. two bronze service Brutt (Rhonda), Mark ille, David attended Kera was employed stars, United Nations Brutt (Nancy), two Niceville H.S. where he as a tax analyst at Service Medal, and nieces, Barb Horste- received a sports letter Christ and were baptized Encompass Health the National Defense meyer (Mark), Helen in wrestling his senior at Beasley Park, while Kera was known for and Lois Barrow, and Service Medal. Brutt, and multiple year. After high school, they were attending Cal- her quick wit, intel- her Nephews Carter, Mr. Brutt, was an great-nephews and David worked for Brad- vary Chapel, Ft. Walton ligence, compassion, Logan, Wyatt, Blaine, advocate of education. great- nieces. ley Industrial Textiles, Bch. David married and her never-ending and Cody, as well He received his BS and Mr. Brutt was pre- Valparaiso, for 18 yrs. Shawn, the love of his drive and determina- as numerous aunts, MS from Michigan ceded in death by Working in production, life, May 27, 2006, after tion. Her joy and pas- uncles, and cousins and State. Over the years, his first wife, Alma he was known as being an extended romance. sion was spending time “2nd Mom and Dad”, Mr. Brutt maintained C Brutt, and his well organized, one who Over all, they spent 25 with her daughter, Janet and Jack William- a deep commitment to brother Frederick. thrived under adver- yrs. together. As a tes- Delilah, continuously son. Kera was pre- his alma mater. Upon Mr. Brutt was an sity, and one on whom timony to his character, finding creative ways ceded in death by her being honorably dis- active member of everyone could depend David’s Karate sensei, to encourage, teach, Grandmother, Linda charged from the US Mary Esther United on to keep things run- Lee Foley, once wrote and entertain her. Since Richardson, Great- Army, Mr. Brutt went Methodist Church. A ning. David attended “David Lowitz is a very the time of Delilah’s grandparents, Luther on to have an illus- celebration of his life law enforcement and unique individual, very Prader-Willi Syndrome and Lorena Jenkins, trious career in City will be held on Sat- criminal justice courses loyal and dependable. He (PWS) diagnosis, Kera and Pricilla Bowden. Planning and Urban urday August 11 from at Northwest Florida is a very reasonable and tirelessly researched A number of people Development. Mr. 10 AM to Noon, in State College with the commonsense individual PWS, equipping herself made selfless, tireless Brutt served as Direc- the Mary Esther UMC goal of dual certification. who will not overreact in to find the best ways to efforts to assist with tor of Planning and Fellowship Hall, 703 Meanwhile, he was serv- a given situation.” David advocate for Delilah, the care of both Kera Development for Oka- Miracle Strip Pkwy, ing as Okaloosa County was also known for a including organiz- and Delilah over the last loosa County, FL; Sno- Mary Esther, FL 32569. Sheriff Deputy in 2005- good sense of humor, ing several drives to several months, and homish County, WA; Private internment 2006 until he stepped being a thoughtful lis- raise funds for PWS the family would like to Palm Beach County, of his cremains will out of the position in tener, compassionate, research. She was a express our everlasting FL; and Director of be in Arkansas. In order to be more avail- and dedicated to serving remarkable cook and gratitude for the love Community Develop- lieu of flowers, Mr. able for his sick mother. suffering people in need. enjoyed preparing and help. Specifically, ment for Simi Val- Brutt, would have In 2007, he completed Also to his credit, David meals for her family and thank you to Sandra ley, CA. He remained appreciated donations his Correctional Officer saved the lives of mul- friends, especially over and Jerry Montalbano, an active member of to a favorite char- Certificate for the state tiple people who were the holidays. She loved Brad and Jennifer the American Insti- ity or an alma mater. of Florida. As of 2007, in crisis. David enjoyed to watch food tutori- Young, Mrs. Sharpe tute of Planners. Expressions of love David worked at the riding his Victory als and cooking chan- and the entire staff of Mr. Brutt is survived and sympathy may Okaloosa County Jail as motorcycle, playing with nels during her spare Vestavia East Elemen- by his step-son, Rick be viewed online at a corrections officer for his German Shephard time. She was an avid tary School, the staff of Cook (Jennifer), two www.emeraldcoast- the past 11 yrs., where Chancellor Von Salhaus, reader, and the Harry Vestavia Hills School grand-daughters, funeralhome.com he was well respected playing his guitar, doing Potter book series was Extended Care, Kera’s and appreciated. David karate, horseback riding, her all-time favorite. friends and colleagues received the Okaloosa and fishing off of what- Incredibly gifted with in the tax department at JOHN PETER GAUTREAU (BIG JOHN) County Department of ever pier was available. the ability to learn any- Encompass Health, and 1946 - 2018 Corrections Lifesaving He loved doing Goofy thing that interested Sarah Eddington. We Award for Outstanding Golf and gaming with her, Kera mastered the also thank the team of John Peter Gau- Performance and Cor- his son, Zack. He loved arts of sewing, needle physicians lead by Dr. treau (BIG JOHN), 71 rect Actions reflecting boogie boarding in the crafts, painting, and Michael Straughn and of Niceville, Florida the highest standard surf, eating hot dogs calligraphy. She loved the team of nurses and passed away peacefully of conduct for a cor- with a Michelob light. the water and found caregivers of the 7th on Monday, 23rd July rectional officer and Shawn would always her happy place at the floor of UAB Women 2018 with his battle bringing credit to the laugh because David beach. As a result of her and Infants. Your with leukemia. John Okaloosa County Direc- would pick the cheap- being an accomplished care and compassion was born on October tor of Corrections. On a est hot dog, whereas self-taught photog- have been a tremen- 30, 1946 to John and personal note, in 2003, she would always buy rapher, Delilah and dous comfort and are Florence Gautreau in David and Shawn pro- the rest of the family deeply appreciated. Rumford, Maine. He fessed faith in Jesus See LOWITZ, A3 are left with the trea- A service celebrat- joined the Air Force in sure of many images ing Kera’s life will 1967 and did several of their adventures be held Wednesday, tours in Vietnam until THOMAS DAVID WALL together. Despite her August 1st at 10:00 he retired in Rome, Gaviller, Brennen Huff 1935 - 2018 hectic schedule, Kera a.m. at the funeral New York in 1987. and Michael Adriatico. pursued her degree in home, with graveside His military career He is also survived by It is with much sad- Business Management. services immediately brought him to many his 21 grandchildren and ness that the family of Upon completion of a following the funeral places around the 1 great grandchild. John Thomas D. Wall, 83, of few remaining classes, on Wednesday at Beal world, specifically to is preceded in death Destin FL, announces she would have gradu- Memorial Cemetery in Thailand where he met by his beloved brother his passing on July 21, ated this year from the Fort Walton Beach, FL. and married his wife Timothy Gautreau. One 2018 after a hard-fought University of Alabama, Anyone wanting of 50 years, Boonruen of his greatest things he battle with leukemia and Birmingham. Ironi- to express sympathy Gautreau on June 9, loved was to have fam- multiple myeloma. He cally, she loathed the may make a dona- 1969. After retiring and ily and friends come was born in Soperton, hound’s-tooth pattern, tion in Kera’s name living in New York, he over also his love for Georgia and raised by was a dedicated sports to the Prader-Willi eventually moved his Thailand never left his his grandparents, Clay- and Auburn football Foundation by going entire family to Nicev- heart. To all that has ton and Alice McDuffie, fan, and enjoyed gath- to www.pwsausa.org/ ille, Florida in 1994 and met John (Big John), his who preceded him in ering with close friends donate-today. Your called it home. John is wife Boonruen and his death as did his parents to watch AU games. filling in the “Hon- survived by his wife family thank you all for Sue McDuffie Cumbie Wall and loving father Kera is survived by oree’s Email Primary” Boonruen Gautreau and your love and support and stepfather Thomas to his daughters, Shari her daughter Delilah field with kecoju6@ 9 children, Margaret, that you have given. Cumbie, father John Helton of Rock Hill SC Grace Unfried, her gmail.com will allow Michille, Milinda, Mary Funeral Services on Wall and brother in law and Karen Hartley Fill- Soul-mate and best the PWS Association Kay, Milissa, Mel- Friday, July 27, 2018. Bill Huntley. He was ingim (David) of Destin friend Kevin Turner, to notify the fam- onie, Peter, Monique Expressions of love a graduate of Warner FL; grandchildren Blaine Parents Daniel and ily of your donation. and Marjorie, his sis- and sympathy can be Robins High School GA Helton (Jessica), Kari Cindi Barrow, Sister If preferred, flowers ter Sharon Jacques viewed online at www. and Troy State Univer- Helton, Trey Hartley; Conni Perkins, Brother are also welcome. and sons-in-law, emeraldcoast sity AL. Thomas was a great granddaughters, and Sister-in-law, Arrangements are Neil Hogan, William funeralhome.com. Vietnam Vet and proudly Georgia, Emma and Justin and Danielle entrusted to White- served his country in Caroline Helton; sister Barrow, and Bio- hurst Powell Funeral the U.S. Air Force for Virginia Allsep (Doug); logical Father, Chris Home in Crestview. STANLEY GOODMAN 21 years as an avionics In Laws Patricia Huntley Mickelson. She is Guest book and con- specialist. He contin- Bryan (Jed), Bob Huntley also survived by her dolences are available Stanley Goodman, ued his service through (Donna), Joann Hunt- Grandparents, Fer- online at www. a 27-year resident various government ley and many beloved riest and Jane Rich- whitehurstpowell of Crystal Beach, agencies and contrac- nieces and nephews. ardson and Dewey funeralhome.com. passed away July 21, tors until his retirement. A special thank you 2018. Services were Tom was an avid fish- to Dr. Thomas Johnson held in New Jersey erman and was active and staff of Sacred Heart HYMAN ‘HY’ SCHNEIDER with family and close with the Panhandle Oncology and Emer- 1917 - 2018 friends attending. He Fly Fishers, serving as ald Coast Hospice for always said “I never President for two years their exceptional care Hyman “Hy” Schnei- met a stranger.” He where he made many throughout his illness. A der died peacefully was a friend to all who good friends. We know private memorial will be July 26 at 101. Born in knew him. Stan will he is “catching the big held at a later date. For Latvia April 13, 1917, be dearly missed. ones” with Bill, James those wishing to remem- Hy immigrated through and Jim now. He was ber him a donation may Ellis Island in 1929, grew also a member of the be made to Shriner’s up in Milwaukee, WI, SUBMISSIONS Masonic Lodge and was Children’s Hospital at and was a proud WWII a Shriner for the past lovetotherescue.org Army veteran. He is The News Bulletin publishes North Okaloosa County 48 years. Thomas will or the Leukemia and survived by wife Kiyoko; residents and former residents’ obituaries, including be remembered for his Lymphoma Society at son Monroe (Virginia); a photo, for $95 in print and online. Family members sense of humor, hardy LLS.org. Please visit daughters Linda, Bev- should write the 500-word announcements and funeral laugh, and the fact that www.heritagegardens- erly, and Pearlie (Tom); homes should submit them to the newspaper for he never met a stranger. funeralhome.com to 4 grandchildren and 2 confi rmation. We may edit submissions for style. Call He was a wonderful sign the guest book, great-grandchildren. flowers, donations may 682-6524 or email [email protected] for husband to his wife of express condolences Barrancas National be made to Chabad of more information. 63 years Helen Huntley and share memories. Cemetery. In lieu of the Emerald Coast. * ** Crestview News Bulletin | Wednesday, August 1, 2018 A3

UPCOMING

By News Bulletin contributor host “Crestview Library on the p.m. every fourth Saturday Air.” They will introduce many learn about essential oils with Here are upcoming Crestview different facets of amateur volunteer consultant Lynisha Public Library-related events. radio hobby, teaching patrons Smith. Contact 758-6482 or The library's address is 1445 of all ages through crafts, [email protected] for Commerce Drive. STEM topics, and hands-on more information. activities. Free and open to the TEEN TIME: 2-4 p.m. Fridays UPCOMING public. 682-4432. at the library for students in grades six through 12. BEGINNER'S CHESS TOURNA- RECURRING READ TO DOZER: 10 to 11 a.m. MENT: 1:30-4:30 p.m. Aug. 2 on the fi rst Saturdays of each at the library. The Beginner’s CRESTVIEW WRITERS GROUP: month (as long as it's not Chess Club will have their fi rst 6-7:30 p.m. every fourth raining). ever tournament on this date. Monday, Crestview Public COFFEE & CRAFT: 10 a.m. Signups are not required, and Library. Online: http://www. second Saturdays, Crestview the tournament will be round cityofcrestview.org/library. library. Call 682-4432 to reserve robin with no elimination. php. your spot. Come and go at your own lei- FAMILY HISTORY CLUB: 10 a.m. [PIXABAY.COM] BRIGHT FUTURES VOLUN- sure. The player with the most to noon every third Thursday TEER HOURS: for students in checkmates wins. features the basics and a BEGINNER'S CHESS CLUB: 3-4 third Thursdays, at the library. grades nine through 12 to use AMATEUR RADIO PRESENTA- question-and-answer discus- p.m. every fi rst and third Thurs- For ages 6 and up. Bring a toward Bright Futures scholar- TION: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Aug. 4, sion led by volunteer cindy day at the library. For ages 6 snack or drink to share. ships. Contact Youth Librarian at the library. The North Oka- Barber. Contact dotdane99@ and up. Learn to play the game. ESSENTIAL OILS 101: 6 p.m. Heather Nitzel, 682-4432, for loosa Amateur Radio Club will gmail.com for information. CHESS CLUB: 3:15 p.m. fi rst and every fourth Thursday and 2:30 details.

CHECK IT OUT LOWITZ Early Steps class provided From Page A2 him the best Boar’s Head. for special needs toddlers David loved music, even granting daily shower vocal By Heather Nitzel the first 15 children performances of Metallica. Crestview Public Library and their adults. Sib- David is preceded in death lings, older children, by his two grandmothers, Want to get out of the house with and families who can’t his parents, and his brother, your young special needs child but find make to Friday Ages Marc. He is survived by his the Ages 0-2 Library Class on Fridays 0-2 Library Classes wife, Shawn; son, Zack; too early or overwhelming? Try Ages Nitzel for any reason are also sister, Maria; brothers, 0-3 Early Steps Library Class the first welcome. On Aug. 2 Ron, Rick, and Lonnie; and Thursday of each month at 10:15 a.m. we’re going to "Sing!" We sing every many nieces and nephews. We would love for you to join us Aug. 2! time, but the whole theme will be Those who so desire may The Early Steps Program at Sacred about singing on that particular day. make memorial donations Heart provides services to infants and Call 850-416-7656 or 1-800-281- in memory of David to the toddlers, ages 0-3 with developmental 1845 for more information or to refer National Multiple Scle- disabilities or delays. They help fami- a child to the Early Steps Program at rosis Foundation, www. lies build on their child’s individual Sacred Heart. nationalmssociety for his strengths and provide supports to Heather Nitzel is the Crestview brother Marc Lowitz who meet the child’s unique needs. This Public Library's youth librarian. battled MS. Services were class meets their goal to support chil- held July 27, 2018. Expres- dren in their communities where they One-year-old Owen Sabo of Crestview sions of love and sympathy live, learn and play. looks like he’s saying, “Hi! Come join us may be placed and viewed Doors open at 10 a.m. Story, music at Library Class!” [OLIVIA SHAFF | SPECIAL online at www.emerald- and movement begin at 10:15 a.m. for TO THE NEWS BULLETIN] coastfuneralhome.com

* ** A4 Wednesday, August 1, 2018 | Crestview News Bulletin Bulletin Kids make some noise

By News Bulletin contributor your kids out and about? They could be our next CRESTVIEW — This The Bulletin Kid! Email week’s Bulletin Kids built a photo with your child’s drums and broadcasted name, age, hometown some sound at the Crest- and a description of view library. the action to news@ Have a cute photo of crestviewbulletin.

Ferdnan Bess vacuums a car during the detailing process at his new company, Bess Detail Ever, on July 12 in Crestview. [RENEE BELL | NEWS BULLETIN PHOTOS] Bess Detail Ever provides professional vehicle cleaning By Renee Bell professionally," Bess 682-6524 | @cnbRenee said, "that I want their [email protected] car to be done like I would do my car." CRESTVIEW — When His love of seeing a Ferdnan Bess cleans vehicle go from bad to your vehicle, he treats good, dirty to clean it like he would his own. has been the basis of a Bess opened the doors 22-year detailing career. to Bess Detail Ever in The services Bess June at 700 Main Street provides range from a S. in Crestview. He also basic wash and vacuum ran the same business in to a complete detail Atlanta before moving that includes clean- back to Crestview in ing the bumper, trunk, April. wheel walls and interior Detailing is the pro- details. Who knew what fun paper towel rolls, crayons and cess of deep cleaning an "If you want it to stickers could be? Nicole and Eva, 5, Dube play their automobile from inside always look new, you Alana McNally, 6, of Crestview, makes a hand drum trumpets recently at the Crestview Public Library while out. Detailers use a want to keep it clean during classes recently at the Crestview Public Library. Stella, 1, wonders what just happened. The Dube family mixture of basic and so it will always main- [SPECIAL TO THE NEWS BULLETIN PHOTOS] resides in Crestview. specialized products to tain that look," he said. clean, restore finishes "(It’s important) to get it on individual parts and done before you sell it as present vehicles at their well," Bess said. best. Bess Detail Ever What does he want is open 8 a.m. to 6 people to know about p.m. weekdays. Call his company? 612-9453 for more "That I do work information.

Ferdnan Bess stands outside the auto detailing shop he opened recently on Main Street in Crestview. [RENEE BELL | NEWS BULLETIN]

WHAT’S HAPPENING

CRESTVIEW — Upcom- Northwest Florida State Tuesdays, 5340 U.S. High- COMMISSION: 6:30 p.m. ing North Okaloosa County College, 100 College Blvd., way 4. third Thursdays, 490 W. events and surrounding Niceville. Doors open at BAKER FIRE DISTRICT COM- U.S. Highway 90. area activities are as 6:30 p.m. Sarah Palin and MISSION: 7 p.m. second HOLT FIRE DEPARTMENT: follows. Donna Brazile are guest Tuesdays in the Baker Area 7 p.m. second and fourth CHAMBER OF COMMERCE speakers. The event is free Public Safety Building, 1375 Thursdays, fi re station. ANNUAL HEALTH FAIR: with a cash donation or 19th St. LAUREL HILL VOLUNTEER 9 a.m. to noon Aug. 4, a donation of nonperish- REP. JAYER WILLIAMSON FIRE DEPARTMENT: 7 p.m., Crestview Community able food items supporting OFFICE HOURS: 10 a.m. second Fridays, in Laurel Center, 1446 Commerce the SGA Feed-A-Raider to 2 p.m. fi rst and third Hill City Hall’s fi re depart- Drive, Crestview. Includes program. Limited seating Thursdays, Okaloosa ment offi ce. health screenings, health is available. Contact the County Extension offi ce, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE information, entertainment NWF State College Founda- 3098 Airport Road, Crest- CRESTVIEW AREA CHAM- and food. tion at 850-729-5357 or view. Call 995-3698 for an BER OF COMMERCE PENSACOLA NUMISMATIC [email protected] for appointment. EVENTS: for chamber mem- COIN CLUB SHOW: 9 a.m. details. LAUREL HILL CITY COUN- bers and their employees. to 5 p.m. Aug. 4 and 9 a.m. OKALOOSA COUNTY HUR- CIL: 6 p.m. fi rst Thursdays, Details: 682-3212 or info@ to 3 p.m. Aug. 5, Santa RICANE GUIDE: Okaloosa City Hall. crestviewchamber.com. Rosa Auditorium, 4530 County has released its DORCAS FIRE DISTRICT http://www.crestview- Spikes Way, Milton. Buy, offi cial 2018 hurricane COMMISSIONERS: DFDC chamber.com. sell or trade coins. Free guide. Download from now meets 7 p.m. fi rst HERITAGE MUSEUM parking. Boys Scout Troop https://bit.ly/2v0Szy1. Thursdays, 5232 Deer ACTIVITIES 427 will be selling food BLACKMAN FIRE DISTRICT Springs Drive, Crestview, The Heritage Museum both days. Bob Thomas, BOARD: 7 p.m. fi rst Mon- off Highway 90. of Northwest Florida is 287-1608. days, 1850 U.S. Highway 2, HOLT FIRE DEPARTMENT: located at 115 Westview JOHN IRVING STEELE Baker. 7 p.m. second and fourth Ave. in Valparaiso. FAMILY REUNION: 10 a.m. CRESTVIEW CITY COUNCIL: Thursdays, fi re station, 490 KIDS SUMMER SAGAS Aug. 5, Blackman Com- 6 p.m. second and fourth W. U.S. Highway 90, Holt. SCHEDULE: 10:30 a.m. to munity Center, Highway Mondays, City Hall, 198 N. ALMARANTE VOLUNTEER noon at museum. Summer 189, N., Blackman. Bring a Wilson St., Crestview. FIRE DISTRICT COMMIS- program for ages 5-14. covered dish to share. CRESTVIEW HOUSING SIONERS: 7 p.m. second Cost: $10 per person ($8 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AUTHORITY BOARD: 5:15 Thursdays, Almarante Fire for museum members. MINI JOB FAIR: 10 a.m. to p.m. third Mondays, 371 Station, 3710 Old California Reservations required 1 p.m. Aug. 8 at Career- Hickory Ave. W, Crestview. Road, Laurel Hill. due to limited space. Ice Source Okaloosa Walton, Open to the public. OKALOOSA-WALTON Cream Social, Aug. 4. Learn 409 Racetrack Road NE, CRESTVIEW CITY COUNCIL: NORTH OKALOOSA FIRE the history of ice cream, Fort Walton Beach. 6 p.m. second and fourth DISTRICT: 6 p.m. third and make homemade ice NEW PRESIDENT’S Mondays, City Hall, 198 N. Thursdays, fi re station 82, cream. SPEAKER SERIES: The Wilson St., Crestview. 5549 John Givens Road, BOBBIN LACE & TAT- event is 7:30 p.m. Sept. 21, MILLIGAN WATER SYSTEM Crestview. TERS GROUP: 1 p.m. fi rst Mattie Kelly Arts Center, BOARD: 6 p.m. second HOLT FIRE DISTRICT Saturdays at the museum. * ** Crestview News Bulletin | Wednesday, August 1, 2018 A5

Dr. Mason’s prac- BIGFOOT MASON tice manager, Darlene Pourcillie, said that in From Page A1 From Page A1 the first week of opening his office, Dr. Mason had members of the commu- women, everyday people.” he completed his gen- nity that have known To determine the legit- eral surgery residency at him for years stop by and imacy of a Sasquatch the University of South say hello. encounter, Minnis looks Alabama. “It was really good to at things like the witness’s Part of Mason’s deci- see the community come credibility, how fresh the sion to come back to and welcome him,” incident is in the person’s the area involved his Pourcillie said mind (some people don’t 9-year-old son, Jen- Mason brings a unique come forward for months nings, who is autistic. aspect to our com- or even years for fear of He said his family saved munity, the da Vinci ridicule, if they even come money by moving to Surgical System. This forward at all) and whether Florida because of the system uses robotic or not an animal, human or state’s special-needs technology, which keeps other event could explain benefits that Alabama the surgeon from having the witness’s encounter. Tracey Minnis and her husband, Mick, are Bigfoot believers who live in Crestview. Mick does not have. Mason, to directly touch the “Our goal at BFRO is to owns a moving company by day and is a volunteer Bigfoot researcher in his spare time. his wife, and their two patient. get scientific evidence to [ANNIE BLANKS/DAILY NEWS] sons currently reside “As a physician, the prove that Bigfoot exists,” in Fort Walton Beach, robot doesn’t do any- Minnis said. “And then to heard anything like it. I — obviously — massive Many witnesses are where Jennings attends thing. It’s not on auto protect the species. There had goose bumps all over feet. The color of its fur hunters, fishermen or a special-needs school. pilot,” Mason said. “I are some organizations and the hair on the back varies from purely black outdoorsmen and women Although he does not do everything. It’s like out there that believe they of my neck stood up. I was to reddish brown to whit- who fear speaking out live in the city, Mason my puppet.” need to kill something to totally freaking out.” ish gray. about their experiences said he wanted to work The benefit of the prove it, but I am abso- Another witness who It also has a very pun- will invite ridicule and in Crestview because it’s robotic technology is lutely no-kill.” was deer hunting in north- gent odor and emits a shame. a “better fit” than Fort the surgeon’s ability ern Walton County in 1995 piercing, “ape-like” “Only about 25 percent Walton Beach. to be more precise and Sightings in NW Florida said the only way he could scream. of people who have a Big- “It’s exciting to be accurate during a sur- describe the noise he heard “It has long arms and a foot sighting ever come able to see some people gery, which has proven According to the BFRO, was “like a two-cycle unique type of stride that’s forward,” he said. “People and communicate with to reduce patient’s pain, Florida is the state with engine” or a “chainsaw.” very hard for humans to have been ostracized, ridi- them on a different level Mason said. the third highest number The man who was kay- duplicate,” Minnis said. culed and had their jobs of more familiarity other Mason’s office is of Bigfoot sightings in the aking on the Yellow River “We don’t have the ana- and relationships threat- than just helping them located at North Oka- Continental U.S. with 323 when he encountered tomical ability to have ened. It’s a tough thing to with their medical prob- loosa Medical Center, total confirmed sightings. Bigfoot throwing rocks their exact gait.” do.” lems,” he said. 550 W. Redstone Ave. It trails California with 437 at him wrote that he first But it’s impossible to But he hopes eventu- and Washington State heard sticks breaking and know exactly what a Big- ally, more people will with 653. “smelled a very musky wet foot looks like, because it’s come forward and loosen was July 27. In Northwest Florida, dog smell. never been proven to exist the stigma around being a MORAN The Florida Highway between Santa Rosa, “I thought, it’s got to be in the first place. Bigfoot believer. Eventu- Patrol issued her a cita- Okaloosa and Walton a redneck or something, so Despite decades of sto- ally he hopes people can From Page A1 tion for careless driving counties, there have been I yelled out, ‘hello, what ries, eyewitness accounts come together to prove the after the accident. She 16 reported Bigfoot sight- are you doing?’” The man and even a few blurry pic- (so far) mythical creature’s disputes the FHP’s ings since the early 1980s, wrote on the BFRO web- tures and sketchy videos, existence once and for all. Sheana said her sur- account and hired an according to the Gulf site. “No sounds, not even no one has ever been able “When I see the reac- geon wanted her to attorney. Coast BFRO and national birds, then another rock to capture a Bigfoot and tion of people who’ve had wait until late August or “The only reason BFRO. about the size of my head prove its existence once encounters, I look at more September to return to I am fighting this is The accounts range from almost hit my kayak ... the and for all. than what they say, I look work. As the main pro- because even though a kayaker on the Yellow river trip was 25 miles long Hair samples have at how they feel,” he said. vider and currently the I don’t remember the River who suspected a and it sounded like I was been analyzed, footprints “And the way they talk, only person with trans- accident, I know from Bigfoot was throwing followed the whole way.” have been measured and it’s like it’s turned their portation at her home, the evidence ... that rocks at him in the swamp Mike Spaits, spokesman seemingly hard pieces world upside down. Sheana wanted to go (some witness state- to a group of people who for the Jackson Guard, of evidence pointing to “Most of them didn’t back to work earlier. ments were) not true ... fled in all directions after denied any Bigfoot activ- the existence of Bigfoot believe Bigfoot exists,” She returned to work it just makes me wonder encountering a large ity on Eglin Air Force Base, have been resoundingly he added. “But now, July 30 instead, as the how many other people “humanoid” form. where many of the entries debunked by the scientific they don’t know what to last check she received have wrongly been “Me and my brother on the BFRO and GCBRO community. think.” from her job otherwise charged,” Sheana said. were driving south ... on websites say they’ve seen Minnis admits he’s Highway 85 about seven the creature. never seen a Bigfoot, miles south of Crestview at “Eglin has not had any but has heard “vocaliza- 1:30 a.m. when we spotted reported sightings of Big- tions” during a Bigfoot what at first we thought foot on our property,” hunting expedition in the was a really big black bear Spaits said. North Florida woods sev- on the side of the road,” And Bekah Nelson, eral years ago. His wife, one of the entries, dated spokeswoman for the Tracey, said she saw a March 2013, reads. “When Florida Fish and Wildlife Bigfoot in a clearing in we looked we saw a large Conservation Commis- the woods on the side of upright walking (like a sion, said the agency had Interstate 75 during a trip human) black Bigfoot type no official record of Big- to Sarasota years ago. of creature.” foot sightings in the But despite never having Almost all of the Northwest region (Escam- seen one, the Minnises still encounters have a few bia through Jefferson believe. key characteristics in counties). “I believe instinctively common: the witness “If we had received any that there are Bigfoots,” was in the woods or in a reports, they would be he said. “I think there’s swampy, rural area, the documented in our data- just so much land, and encounter happened at base,” Nelson said in an there are so many woods night, and the witness email to the Daily News and mountains that are smelled or heard Bigfoot still unexplored.” before they saw him. Science, skepticism and “Almost on a daily basis, In one entry, dated the elusive Sasquatch we’re still finding animals January 2001, a witness that have been undiscov- in Milton said he was Based on witness narra- ered,” his wife, Tracey, chopping wood outside tives, Bigfoot researchers added. his home when he heard have pieced together Minnis said the lack of a “weird, loud ‘growl- what they think a Sas- acknowledgement from scream’ sound. quatch looks, smells and the scientific commu- “It was on and off for sounds like: It’s 7 to 9 feet nity acts as a deterrent to a few hours,” the man tall, weighs between 400 people who believe they’ve wrote. “I have never and 500 pounds, and has had a Bigfoot encounter.

* ** A6 Wednesday, August 1, 2018 | Crestview News Bulletin OPINION

Putin to the ANOTHER VIEW White House — Reason Enough

Glenn Mollette

he buzz of a possible visit by Russian President, Vladimir Putin has died down. T Different reasons have been cited from safety to timing to other things going on right now for President Trump and Putin. I said on more than one occasion when Obama was President that he should invite Putin to the White House for dinner. I also said that about Kim Jong-un. Putin nor Jong-un are not beloved by the American people. Americans, or our President are not beloved by the North Koreans or the people of Russia. I don't necessarily know this as gospel fact but I watch the media and read other articles and columns. I suspect it's true. Diplomacy is always a good move to try from any side of the aisle. I do hope our President will have Putin in the White House for dinner, play checkers, pitch horseshoes and treat him to a tour of the White House grounds or something like that. On the other hand, I am sure that CNN, NBC and the New York Times would have great fear over what the two men might talk about. Maybe, Facial recognition technology they would talk about how our two countries could work together to make our world a safer and better place? Maybe they might talk about world peace? Maybe they would talk about global and the expectation of privacy energy issues, food shortages and helping all people around the globe to have happy productive lives? Who knows what world leaders try to talk Constitution doesn’t provide children behave in public school, about for sure? Maybe Putin would disclose to the much protection against facial reported The Conversation. President how much his Facebook advertisement recognition, Jane Bambauer, a And what happens if facial budget would be for the next election? law professor at the University recognition technology gets it The way Facebook stock has fallen this week of Arizona, told Wired. wrong? interested persons should keep an eye on Mark Surveillance tools, like GPS, Facial recognition technol- Zuckerberg. He may be meeting with Putin him- Matthew Mangino wiretaps, cellphones are cov- ogy advances by the day, but self to rev up advertising accounts. ered by the Fourth Amendment problems with accuracy and When it comes to advertising, most media protections against search misidentifications persist, ventures seem to sell to anybody that wants to acebook recently rolled and seizure. The courts and especially when the systems buy any kind of an advertisement for or against out facial recognition policymakers have established must contend with poor-quality anybody. I have not noticed any television sta- F tools in Europe promoted guidelines for things like lineups images — such as from surveil- tions in any town in American refraining from as a way to help users safe- or photo arrays. lance cameras, reported the running any kind of political advertisement that guard their online identities. However, there is no pro- Washington Post. anyone wants to buy. It’s a risky move. Amazon tection for imagery, gathered The police in the UK’s South Some political advertisements are ridiculous shareholders recently expressed lawfully, like photographs Wales rolled out crime fighting and should not be aired on television. The claims reservations over the company’s posted online, mug shots or facial recognition technol- against opponents get more outlandish every sale of facial recognition soft- even driver’s license photos. ogy. After 10 months the police year. Can you imagine what the advertisements ware to police departments. Clare Garvie of the George- declared success according to are going to look like against Trump this next A letter from shareholders town Law’s Center on Privacy Inc. Magazine. The technology time? warned Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos & Technology writes that most was wrong 93 percent of the What if a group from Haiti wanted to buy about the potential abuses of the people would be outraged if time. A Freedom of Information Facebook ads for or against a candidate? Or what facial recognition technology. they were asked to identify Act request revealed that there if someone from France wanted to get involved in The letter suggested that the themselves at a public gather- were 173 positive identifications buying Facebook or other media advertisements? software "may be intended to ing. In this country, a police and 2,297 misidentifications. The media groups would sell them the space enhance some law enforcement officer needs to have reason- The pervasive use of facial because they are all desperate to turn dollars. activities, we are deeply con- able suspicion of a crime before recognition technology by law It's a free country, at this point. I'm sure there cerned it may ultimately violate stopping someone on the street enforcement creates serious are groups who might not sell an advertisement to civil and human rights." and asking questions. privacy concerns. the Pope if he wanted to buy one against Trump Just this month Microsoft Yet it happens every day with Some will say that facial but who would that be? President Brad Smith wrote, facial recognition surveillance. recognition technology does no Okay, back to Putin's lunch at the White House. "We believe Congress should Garvie writes that every man, more than observe our day- Invite him to come and see how it goes. He's create a bipartisan expert com- woman and child passing by a to-day movements in public, not going to stay here. Bring Kim Jong-un and mission to assess the best way to government-installed camera the same way any individual shoot some basketball with him. This will also regulate the use of facial recog- is scanned — despite no prior can observe the movement of mean an invite to Dennis Rodman to the White nition technology in the United suspicion of wrongdoing. "Their others. House. And why not? We are talking about peace States." faces are nonetheless compared Others will argue that private and trying to get this world together in harmony "Facial recognition technol- against the profiles of criminals citizens should not be subject to before we destroy it and that's reason enough. ogy raises issues that go to the and other people wanted by the a "search" comparing their face heart of fundamental human police. It enables a world where to a vast pool of data every time Glenn Mollette is an American syn- rights protections like privacy people are tracked from camera they leave their homes. dicated columnist and author. and freedom of expression," to camera throughout a city — Ultimately the courts must Smith wrote. simply because they chose to get decide this fundamental A sophisticated computer a driver’s license." question: Does a reasonable software, facial recognition is What is happening in China expectation of privacy under the capable of identifying a person would make George Orwell Fourth Amendment preclude by comparing and analyzing blush. No other country in the the government from capturing patterns based on the person’s world has more video surveil- law abiding citizens’ faces and facial contours. Facial recog- lance. China has 170 million identifying them without their nition was originally used for closed circuit television cameras knowledge or consent? security purposes, like enter- and 400 million new ones being ing a building or logging on to installed. Matthew T. Mangino is of Address: 638 N. Ferdon Blvd., Crestview, FL 32536 Online: crestviewbulletin.com a computer. However, facial In the near future, its citi- counsel with Luxenberg, Gar- recognition technology has zens, and those who travel bett, Kelly & George P.C. His Publisher Jim Fletcher ...... jfl [email protected] Executive Editor Jason Blakeney ...... [email protected] received significant attention there, will be exposed to a book The Executioner’s Toll, Editor Aaron Little ...... [email protected] Editorial Assistant Renee Bell ...... [email protected] from law enforcement agen- vast and integrated network 2010 was released by McFar- Reporter Aaron Jacobs ...... [email protected] cies as a tool for surveillance, of facial recognition systems land Publishing. You can reach Reporter Kaylin Parker ...... [email protected] Legals Barbara Dale ...... [email protected] supervision and tracking down monitoring everything from him at www.mattmangino. Circulation Assistant Dale Robinson ...... [email protected] fugitives. the use of public transporta- com and follow him on Twit- Media Consultant Sherrie Stanley ...... [email protected] Media Consultant Katie Newton...... [email protected] What is the big deal? The U.S. tion, to speeding, to how school ter @MatthewTMangino.

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Joe Phelps and his wife, Esther, are locals of Crestview. They sell locally grown fruits and vegetables at the farmer’s market. [PHOTOS BY KAYLIN PARKER/NEWS BULLETIN] Farmer’s market off ers variety of homegrown and homemade goods

By Kaylin Parker 682-6524 | kparker@crestview bulletin.com | @kparkercnb

CRESTVIEW — Local vendors gathered at the farmer’s market on a cool, crisp summer Saturday to set out their products. One of the first vendors to begin setting up was Bob Sieminski, owner of Forest Farms in Holt. He pulled Bob Sieminski said he his van under the pavilion, sells only products that opened the trunk, and began he produces, which are all unloading his produce. organically grown. He owns Sieminski has a variety of a farm located in Holt and products like raw milk, eggs, sells at the farmer’s market in honey, fruits and vegeta- Crestview every Saturday. bles. He said all of his goods are completely organic. husband unloaded their van His farm has 35 bee hives, full of fruits and vegetables around 100 chickens, dairy onto the table sitting next to cows, a garden, and two Sieminski. They have been greenhouses, he said. coming out to the Crestview Sieminski has been bring- Farmer’s Market for four ing produce from his farm years. in Holt to the Crestview Phelps said she grows her Esther Phelps brings locally farmed fruits and vegetables to the farmer’s market and said she loves telling Farmer’s Market for three produce at local farms and the community about different ways the produce can be used in recipes. years. in the community garden “I love Crestview,” occasionally but has her own Sieminski said. “I would garden at home. take Crestview over Palafox “In self-defense, we grow any day.” so we can eat and eat good Sieminski said he loves food. But the rest we sell,” farming, but the job does not Phelps said. “Most of the come without challenges. time, we feed ourselves “It’s always something,” first and bring to the market Sieminski said. “I lost a what’s left.” Dena Anderson brings her dairy cow a month ago…I Phelps has one regular homemade bakery items like put two thousand dollars in customer from Crestview, bread and pies to the farmer’s the ground.” Wayne Gauthier. He said market in Crestview. Along The challenges Siemin- he enjoys the good produce with baking, Anderson makes ski faces have not kept him at the farmer's market and her own jams and sells them at from farming full-time. likes talking to members of the market. “Why do I like it? What the community. else would I do? I’m "I've been going to farm- The farmer's market sells retired,” Sieminski said. er's markets and stuff like more than just fruits and Sieminski was not the only this for 15 years now, and I vegetables. Wayne Gauthier, local resident, said he comes out to the farmer’s regular set up at the market. find it's great in the summer Dena Anderson started market every Saturday to bring egg cartons to the farmers and pick Esther Phelps and her time," Gauthier said. bringing her home-made up fruits and vegetables. goodies to the farmer’s market three months ago and has continued to come consistently. “I just enjoy feeding people…I’m not going to stop doing what I like to do. I’m just going to share it with more people,” Ander- son said. Anderson prepares for the market by spending her week baking pies, bread, and muffins. She also makes jams to go along with the baked goods. The farmer’s market is located behind the Crest- Connor McKay came out to the farmer’s market with his parents view Police Department A local resident purchased raw milk from Bob Sieminski, owner of and loved to ask questions about the various products at the and opens at 8 a.m. every Forest Farms. Sieminski sells dairy products along with other fruits market. Saturday. and vegetables from his farm. * ** A8 Wednesday, August 1, 2018 | Crestview News Bulletin

* ** Crestview News Bulletin | Wednesday, August 1, 2018 B1 EDUCATION Buy school supplies in bulk

By Press Gazette contributor Most teachers do not vary consistency. their requirements from • Some parents like to This is when the advan- year to year, so if your son or buy many supplies and then tage of buying in bulk shines daughter has been assigned donate some for underprivi- through. Here are some help- a teacher, ask around among leged children. This time of ful hints for parents about to last year’s students to see year manufacturers or retail- shop for school supplies. what that teacher requires. ers could actually donate a The back-to-school season This way you can head to the portion of school-supply is fast approaching. This is a store or comparison shop proceeds to some educational time of school bus traffic on online at your convenience. organizations. the roads, anxious parents Some supplies are standard • Buying larger quantities Florida’s sales tax holiday on school supplies and related snapping first-day-of-school regardless of class assign- of supplies could enable you items is Aug. 3-5. [PIXABAY.COM] photos, and children will ment. These include pens to build up rewards points at meeting their new classmates and/or pencils, folders, certain retailers. This may and forging new friendships. spiral notebooks, copy paper, entitle you to future coupons This time of the year is loose-leaf paper, eras- or dollar awards that can be The state’s sales tax also one when parents and ers, crayons, markers, and put toward more expensive students must shop for school highlighters. Purchased indi- items, including tablets or holiday starts this week supplies. Tradition dictates vidually, the per-unit cost of graphing calculators. that families will flock to each item may be higher than • Contact the teacher and By News Bulletin contributor does not apply to any of stores after dismissal and purchasing these items in see if you can volunteer to the items listed below. shop for folders, binders, bulk. This is when the advan- buy all of the supplies in bulk CRESTVIEW — The •Clothing selling for pens and protractors. Caught tage of buying in bulk shines for the entire class, with Florida sales tax holiday is more than $60. up in the moment, many through. Here are some help- each student then paying the Aug. 3-5 this year. •School supply items shoppers choose convenience ful hints for parents about to required amount. This will During this sales tax selling for more than $15. over low prices on school shop for school supplies: save many families time and holiday period, Florida law •Books that are not supplies. Parents could end • Shop for frequently used effort. directs that no sales tax otherwise exempt. up at the check-out line with items in bulk, whether from • If you have a friend or or local option tax (also •Rentals or leases of a considerable bill to pay, online wholesalers or through family known as discretionary any eligible items. particularly if they are shop- a warehouse store for which member who is a teacher, sales surtax) will be col- •Repairs or alterations ping for multiple students. you are a member. find out if he or she can pur- lected on purchases of: of any eligible items. Buying items in bulk — and • Collaborate with a few dif- chase your school supplies. •Clothing, footwear, •Sales of any eligible sharing the cost — may be a ferent school parents to chip Often teachers are eligible for and certain accessories items in a theme park, more affordable option. in for school supplies. Then a discount on school supplies. selling for $60 or less per entertainment complex, Although it can be easy to one parent does the shopping • Purchase bulk quantities item. public lodging establish- procrastinate and wait until and splits the supplies with the of certain supplies and find out •Certain school sup- ment, or airport. school starts to buy sup- others. if they can be sold as a fund- plies selling for $15 or less See https://bit. plies, it might be prudent to • Keep a stockpile of sup- raiser for the school. A portion per item. ly/2LopB28 for more shop before the new school plies at home. They do not of the sales will go to the PTA. This sales tax holiday information. year begins. Many teach- expire, and next year you may Buying school supplies ers, in an attempt to help not have to shop at all. in bulk can save money and parents save money, publish • Having extra supplies on provide an opportunity to give school-supply lists online in hand enables duplicate sets something back to the school advance of the school year. for at home and in school for community. Few changes to procedure at Crestview public elementary schools New school year, new policy changes By Renee Bell 682-6524 | @cnbRenee | By Kaylin Parker Students will not be clothing are not allowed with- [email protected] 682-6524 | kparker@crestview permitted to wear paisley out a jacket or sweater. bulletin.com | @kparkercnb bandanas because school The dress code was not the CRESTVIEW — Local officials said they are gang only change made at Crest- public elementary schools School starts in less than related. view. The school added 10 don’t have many proce- two weeks for students in “In recent years they aren’t new faculty members and dural changes, but there Few procedural changes the Crestview and Laurel as strong a reference as there three new staff members. will be additions to staff are going to be happening Hill area, and school fac- are other symbols taking their Here they are with the subject at a few of them. at local elementary schools ulty and staff members are place, but we just want to look they’ll teach or the depart- There are no new proce- when students return Aug. preparing for the new school to avoid as much possibility ment in which they’ll work. dures or standards affecting 13. [PIXABAY.COM] year. of allowing it in our schools as •Katelynn Lewis, English students at Antioch, According to Principal possible,” Thomas Harvell, •Keith White, Math Northwood, Riverside, and Lee Martello, there are no Crestview’s assistant princi- •Nick Brown and Marguerite Walker Elementary schools — Jennifer Langston and reported changes for Laurel pal, said in an email. Skinner, Science in Crestview. Sarah Taylor Hill School, but there are a Along with the paisley •Jon Jacobs, Summer Purcell, New teachers at Riverside Elemen- some policy changes at Crest- head-wear, students will not and Charisse Stokes, Social Antioch Elementary tary School will have view High School students. be allowed to wear hoods Studies School are as follows: three new teachers, Earlier in May of this year, the inside the school or anytime •Crystal Sheffield, Valarie First grade — Bethany and Southside Primary School Advisory Council for from 7 a.m. to 1:55 p.m. Norman, and Danny Meinecke, Weeks, School will have a new Crestview, a council made The School Advisory Career and Technical Fourth grade — Faith New Specific Learning up of parents, teachers, and Council also implemented the Education Guta and Vanessa Young Disability teacher: Amber members of the commu- following changes: pants with •Sharon Dockstader and Fifth grade — Christine Zimmerman. nity, met to discuss changes holes cannot show skin at or Tanya Rivers, Cheer squad Calvin, Mallory Carpenter, Details about potential that would be made for the above mid-thigh, underwear •Elizabeth Richert, Front Wendy Carpenter, Heather new procedures were upcoming year. and undergarments have to Office Costa, Sarah Smith and unavailable by Monday’s The biggest change for the be covered at all times, and Teachers return to school Ashley Wittenberg news deadline for Bob Bulldogs is the updated dress sleeveless shirts and dresses on August 8, and students Communication, Sikes and Southside Pri- code policy. like tanks and strapless start school on August 13. Behavior and Social Skills mary School.

* ** B2 Wednesday, August 1, 2018 | Crestview News Bulletin Finding back-to- Back-to-school pop quiz school By Savannah Evanoff song "School" will help 315-4406 | @savannahenwfdn you walk in the building [email protected] like you own the place. supply Mostly Bs: “The Boys of School has a way of bring- Fall” by Kenny Chesney or ing emotions to the surface. “Fifteen” by Taylor Swift lists Whether you’re return- Whether you like it or ing to school or your not, school is almost here. By Kevin Boyer children are, you might These mellow tracks have @kboyersrpg | 850-623-2120 feel apprehensive or a sentimental feel, perfect [email protected] excited. Music can help. for the last couple of years Take this quiz to find your before graduating high MILTON — School is back-to-school theme song. school and leaving the nest almost back in session for or for a walk down memory Santa Rosa County and 1. Which level of education lane during college. teachers, parents and are you approaching? Mostly Cs: “Campus” by students are busy pre- A) middle school Vampire Weekend or “High paring for the year. This B) high school School” by Kelsea Ballerini time of year is hectic for C) college If you chose mostly Cs, parents who are trying D) My children are going back you're in a good mind- to find out what school to school. set for school to return. supplies their students E) I’m never going back to school. Vampire Weekend's need, but a website called "Campus" is a cool, mod- TeacherLists.com takes 2. How would you describe ern track that will put aim at simplifying this your mood about going back to pep in your step for the process. school? school year, even if the The website allows A) Unenthused. lyrics don't seem super parents to find exactly B) I’ll survive. psyched for the big return. what supplies their child C) Ready for it. Kelsea Ballerini's "High needs. Parents are then D) Happy and sad at the same School" is ideal for the able to order from pre- time. country music lovers. filled shopping carts on E) Indifferent. Although it's a little Target, Walmart, Office somber, the lyrics will Depot, Amazon and 3. What do you prompt reminiscing. other stores and have the enjoy about school? Mostly Ds: “Be True to supplies shipped to their A) Seeing my friends. Your School” by The Beach home. B) Sports. Boys or “Don’t Be a Drop- According to the C) Learning about interesting out” by James Brown president of the Teach- topics. [METRO CREATIVE PHOTOS] If you chose mostly ersLists.com, John D) Getting a valuable Ds, school has probably Driscoll, this tool tar- education. always been an impor- gets the frustrations and E) Is nothing an option? 6. What’s your worst school Add up how many of tant priority in your life. issues of shopping for fear? each letter you chose, use These old-school pop- schools supplies. 4. Where is your school hang- A) Not making friends. the following answer key rock songs will definitely In Santa Rosa County, out spot? B) Not making it onto a sports to reveal your results. make returning to school the following schools A) The lockers. team. Mostly As: “Cool Kids” seem like an upbeat, have their lists on the site: B) Hallways. C) Letting my grades slip. by Echosmith or "School" positive experience. Berryhill Elementary, C) Library. D) Detention. by Calvin Harris Mostly Es: “I Don’t Chumuckla Elementary, D) Cafeteria E) Sitting in class all day. If you chose mostly As, Wanna Be Learned” by The Jay Elementary School, E) Off campus you might not be feeling Ramones or “Another Brick W H Rhodes Elemen- 7. What’s your favorite school psyched about school start- Wall Pt. 2” by Pink Floyd tary School, Santa Rosa 5. What’s your favorite subject? supply? ing. Echosmith's "Cool These songs are perfect Christian School. A) Drama A) Art supplies Kids" is a downer, but it for your level of angst. To look up these B) Athletics B) Backpack still feels chill — a good Even if you’re feeling a lit- schools lists, visit www. C) English C) Notebook vibe to channel before tle resentful about the whole teacherlists.com/ D) Math D) Planner the learning begins. Cal- school thing, these edgy parents. E) Lunch E) lunchbox vin Harris' instrumental songs might motivate you.

* ** Crestview News Bulletin | Wednesday, August 1, 2018 B3

Strategies parents can Is your child ready use to motivate students

By Press Gazette contributor participation in extra- curricular activities for kindergarten? Students may need and improved academic some time to adjust at the performance is still in beginning of a new school need of study, but such By Press Gazette contributor year. Summer vacations participation may help typically lack the struc- children acclimate to the Students who begin ture of the school year, structure of the school kindergarten before they’re and it might be unfair year more quickly than ready may fall behind, to expect kids to seam- they might if they do resulting in frustration that lessly slip back into their not participate in such turns them off from school. more regimented lives as activities. With such significant students. • Encourage curious stakes, parents may want While some early youngsters. Kids are to answer a few questions school year sluggishness curious, and fostering and look for these general- might be normal, that that curiosity can be a ized kindergarten readiness should wear off pretty great way for parents clues before enrolling their quickly. to get their kids excited youngsters in school. If not, and students about learning. Age 5 is a big year in a child’s [CONTRIBUTED PHOTO] appear to be struggling Whether it’s during life. In many school districts, to get motivated for their the school year and part children enroll in kindergar- schoolwork, parents can of their curriculum or on ten shortly after their fifth lessons that will expand their indicative of kindergarten try various strategies summer break, encour- birthdays. But age alone does vocabularies. The more kids readiness. A child does not that should help reignite age kids to engage in not dictate if a child is ready experience, the more their need to have mastery over youngsters’ passions for subjects that interest to transition from a preschool curiosity grows. This opens every skill just yet, but taking learning. them. environment to kindergarten, up opportunities for discus- the initiative to try and ask • Make your home As kids learn more and parents may need to work sion about a variety of topics questions is a good start to more school-friendly. about the topics and with educators to determine and introduces words and successful learning. Summer is a relaxing time subjects that interest if their children are ready to concepts that may be new and • Does my child want to be of year when parents them, they may develop a take the first big step of their exciting to children. Research independent? The phrases have a tendency to relax passion for learning that academic careers. indicates one of the best “I’ll do it myself” or “I’ll try” rules around the house. they can then take with Many developmental and predictors of eventual reading can be music to a kindergarten But come the school them to the classroom. education experts believe that success is a well-developed teacher’s ears. Parents may be year, parents must make • Express an interest in numerous factors, in addi- oral vocabulary in kindergar- in a rush and find it easier to sure their homes are as the subjects children are tion to age, determine school ten. Children will retain words dress kids or get them snacks. conducive to studying as studying. Another way readiness, including physical, if they hear them enough and But doing everything for kids possible. to motivate students at social and cognitive develop- if they’re used in context and puts them at a disadvantage. Resist the urge to turn the dawn of a new school ment. Many parents want conversation. Independent streaks can help the television on each year is to express an their kids to begin kindergar- • Can my child listen to and kids adjust to school. Kinder- night so students are not interest in the subjects ten at the same time as other follow instructions? Kin- garteners may have to go to distracted from their they’re studying. kids their age, but enrolling dergarten students will be the bathroom and wash up studies. Keep the home Ask questions about youngsters before they’re introduced to many foreign independently. Children who quiet so students are their studies and encour- ready could have repercus- things, and some kinds may cannot handle such tasks may motivated to focus on age them to share their sions for years to come. be in a school environment for struggle to adjust to a school their studies. thoughts and opinions. Students who begin kinder- the very first time. Teachers environment. • Encourage participa- Engaging students about garten before they’re ready will be issuing instructions and • Can my child recognize basic tion in extracurricular the subjects they’re may fall behind, resulting in seeking cooperation from the letters and numbers? Children activities. studying can motivate frustration that turns them off class. To keep up with peers entering kindergarten should Various studies have them to explore those from school. and lessons, kindergarteners know most letters by sight and examined the relationship subjects more deeply With such significant will need to be able to remain be able to count to 10. Prepar- between extracurricular than they otherwise stakes, parents may want to quiet for extended periods of ing for kindergarten can be activities and academic might. answer a few questions and time, listen to instructions and fun and does not require flash performance. Motivating kids to look for these generalized then properly act on them. cards . Encourage kids to count A 2002 study pub- be excited about their kindergarten readiness clues • Is my son or daughter objects in the world around lished in the journal schoolwork at the dawn before enrolling their young- excited about learning? Some them or do some preliminary Sociology of Education of a new school year can sters in school. children cannot wait to go reading by recognizing letters found that participa- sometimes be difficult. • Does my child have solid to kindergarten, especially on signs at stores . tion in extracurricular But parents can employ oral-language skills? Lan- those who are excited at the Kindergarten readiness is activities is associated various strategies that guage is more than drilling prospect of going to the same determined by a variety of with improved grade can help their children letters and sight words into a school as their older siblings. factors, including age, school point average, increased readjust to life in the child’s head through repeti- Enthusiasm about school assessment, enthusiasm college attendance and classroom and motivate tion. Language allows kids to and an eagerness to learn about learning, and signs of reduced absenteeism. them to perform to the share in new experiences and and discover new things are independence. The link between best of their abilities.

Simple steps to choosing the right preschool

By Press Gazette contributor children can gain that extra While parents who hope programs. Parents will have to are uncomfortable, the school edge. Rather than the play- to enroll their students in decide if they want a faith- may prove ineffective. Kindergarten used to mark based philosophy preschools preschool may have to choose based curriculum for their • Confirm the curriculum a child’s first foray into formal adhered to in the past, aca- between a play- or academic- young children. before enrolling. Schools may education. But preschool has demic preschools introduce based curriculum, there are • Are pre- and post-care have different educational now taken up that mantle for students to the rigors of the other factors to consider. services available? A school philosophies. These can run many students. classroom. These academic • Is proximity to your home that has flexible hours may the gamut from the Montes- Some parents may recall preschools often teach math important? Some parents be appealing to some. This sori Method to the Waldorf their own preschool experi- and reading. Proponents of prefer that their children’s enables parents to drop off Approach to the High/Scope ences, mostly remembering this type of learning say that preschools be close to home, and pick up children according Approach. Familiarize extended moments of play and children are sponges at early while others want a school to their own work schedules yourself with a school’s more monitored fun inside ages, and the more informa- closer to their office. If your or in coordination with school educational philosophy so you the school. But as the world of tion they can be presented commute to work is long, then hours for other children in the can be sure you are making education has become more with, the more they are likely keep in mind that children will family. the most informed decision competitive, and students to retain it. Children who are spend more time at a pre- • Visit the school and assess possible. are required to meet certain able to sit and focus for 20 to school close to home, which the environment. A school • Go with your gut. Some- standards at even earlier grade 30 minutes at a time and are can cost more and reduce the may look excellent on paper, times choosing a preschool levels than before, preschool curious and ask a lot of ques- amount of time parents and but you will not get a feel for boils down to a facility that has undergone its own tions may make for the best their children spend together. it until visiting the school just feels right. At this stage in transformation. candidates at academic-based • Should the school be during a school day. Take your a child’s education, schooling Academic preschools have preschools. Other children faith-based? Religious organi- child along and get his or her is about learning social skills become a popular choice may be more comfortable zations frequently offer their opinion. Parents may love a and growing acclimated to the for parents hoping their attending play-based schools. own faith-based preschool particular school, but if kids routines of the classroom.

How students can handle the transition to middle school

By Press Gazette contributor than elementary schools. school-based transition school. fellow student may make That’s because many middle program. Middle schools • Dispel any myths your your child feel more comfort- A child’s school-aged years schools’ student bodies are frequently host open houses youngster might have heard able about what to expect. are filled with many differ- a combination of several for elementary school stu- about middle school. Young- • Talk about any other fears. ent lessons and experiences. elementary schools. Making dents, who can take tours of sters hear lots of things about Engage in an open dialogue While in school, kids have the transition from elemen- the campus. Parents can take middle schools, and much with your son or daughter the opportunity to broaden tary school to middle school or part in these events with their of what kids hear might be about any additional fears he their horizons and meet new junior high can spark anxiety children. If your schedule does untrue. Ask kids what they or she may have. If students people. in students, but that does not not allow you to attend, then have heard about the schools are worried about academ- Many students will attend have to be. schedule a private tour with they will be moving on to, ics, spend some time over various schools before moving The National Education the middle school principal and then do your best to the summer going over the on to college, and therefore Association says a common or a faculty member. Middle dispel any myths. curriculum. If the potential they must learn how to adjust element of a successful school guidance counselors • Find a middle school for peer pressure is a cause for to new schools. While many middle school experience is a or guest speakers also may buddy. Ask an older sibling concern, reinforce advice on students attend elementary smooth and positive transi- make the rounds, visiting or invite someone who is how to react to peer pressure. school together for years, tion from elementary school. elementary schools directly. currently enrolled in the Parents and their children students may not know their The following are a few ways Be sure your student attends school to speak with your can take several steps to classmates once they make it students can handle their such information sessions so child and answer any ques- make students’ transitions to to middle school, which tends transition to middle school: he or she can get an idea of tions he or she may have. middle school as smooth as to boast larger student bodies • Participate in a what to expect during middle Hearing directly from a possible. * ** B4 Wednesday, August 1, 2018 | Crestview News Bulletin

HAPPENINGS EXTENSION CONNECTION School supplies and gift cards welcome donations for teachers

Janice Lynn Crose

kaloosa County Schools classes O begin Aug. 13 and end May 31. Florida's school tax holiday will take place from Aug. 3-5. Clothing, shoes and some accessories under Non-containment lionfi sh traps are being tested by the University of Florida offshore near Destin. Invasive lionfi sh are attracted to the $60 will be tax free, as well lattice structure, and then captured in the netting underneath. [ALEX FOGG | SPECIAL TO THE NEWS BULLETIN] as school supplies that sell for less than $15 each. According to the Florida Revenue website at https:// bit.ly/2LopB28, school sup- Researchers test traps for controlling plies means pens, pencils, erasers, crayons, notebooks, notebook filler paper, legal deepwater invasive lionfi sh pads, binders, lunch boxes, construction paper, mark- ers, folders, poster board, By Laura Tiu, Holden inside and they are brought composition books, poster Harris & Alexander Fogg to the surface. paper, scissors, cellophane The researchers are tape, glue, paste, rulers, t’s early morning as headed offshore to computer disks, protractors, Dreadknot Charters retrieve, redeploy, and compasses, and calculators. I speeds out of Destin collect data on the lionfish Additionally, school sup- Harbor towards the off- traps. With financial sup- plies for each classroom shore reefs in the Gulf port from the Florida Fish are listed on each school's of Mexico. Researchers and Wildlife Conservation particular website. Go to Holden Harris (University Commission, 12 such traps https://www.okaloo- of Florida Ph.D. student), are currently being tested saschools.com/schools/ Alex Fogg, (Okaloosa offshore in Northwest Flor- directory/es, choose the County marine resource ida. type of school — elemen- coordinator), and the Recent trials have proved tary, middle, etc. — and Dreadknot crew, Josh and successful in attracting then pull down your par- Joe Livingston, ready their lionfish to the trap with ticular school. equipment on board. minimal bycatch. Contin- The supply lists are on a They’re working on a Non-containment lionfi sh traps are being tested by the University ued research will hone the PDF that you may print and new method of capturing of Florida offshore in Destin. After being attracted by a lattice trap design and assess how take with you to the store. invasive lionfish: deepwa- structure, the fi sh are captured by netting when the trap is pulled deployment and retrieval There are many helpful ter traps. from the sea fl oor. The trap may have the potential to control methods may increase their things on the school district Invasive lionfish nega- lionfi sh densities at depths not accessible by scuba divers. effectiveness. website, such as holidays, tively affect native reef [ALEX FOGG | SPECIAL TO THE NEWS BULLETIN] If successful in test- teacher work days and so on, communities. They con- ing, the lionfish trap may so explore. sume and compete with become permitted for use If you can possibly afford native reef fish, including densities and minimizing While scuba diving is typi- by commercial and rec- it, add some extras to your economically important their ecological impacts. cally limited to 130 feet, reational fisherman. The child's needed supplies. snappers and groupers, This year’s Lionfish lionfish have been observed ability to capture deep- Things that are always and their presence drives Removal and Aware- deeper than 1,000 feet. water lionfish, traps offer needed are boxes of tissues, declines in native species ness Day removed almost Dr. Steve Gittings, chief a key tool in our quest hand sanitizer, zippered and diversity. 15,000 lionfish from the scientist at the National to control this invasive storage bags (both quart- Their 18 venomous Northwest Florida waters Oceanic and Atmospheric species. and gallon-sized), sanitizing spines appear to deter in just two days. Administration, has spear- wipes, reams of white paper, native predators. The The fish are known to headed the design for a Florida Sea Grant provides No. 2 pencils, cap erasers, interaction of invasive inhabit reefs deeper than “non-containment” trap. It outreach and extension dry erase markers, Post-It lionfish with other reef what can be accessed by “baits” lionfish by offering support for the UF’s lion- notes, folders, and other stressors – including ocean scuba divers. Surveys of a structure that attracts fish trap research, as well school supplies. acidification, overfishing, deepwater coral reefs show lionfish. The trap remains as other UF marine and Every year teachers put and pollution – is of con- they have higher densities open while deployed on coastal marine resource out hundreds of their own cern to scientists. and larger body sizes than the sea floor, allowing fish research. Contact Dr. dollars to buy classroom Lionfish harvest by rec- those on shallower reefs. to move in and out of the Laura Tiu, Okaloosa and supplies, so it would be nice reational and commercial In the Gulf of Mexico, the trap footprint. When the Walton Sea Grant Exten- for us, as a community, to divers is currently the best highest densities surveyed trap is retrieved, a netting sion agent, at lgtiu@ufl. help them out. You may means of controlling their were within 150–300 feet. is pulled up around the fish edu or 612-6197 for details. want to ask them what they need when you meet them at Back to School night or buy them a gift card to stores like Walmart, Staples, Office OKALOOSA BRIEFS Depot/Office Max, Target and Big Lots and let them By News Bulletin staff at www.facebook.com/ anniversary begins with $4,748,251.47 in revenue buy what they would like. OkaloosaDWC or the dinner at 2 p.m. Aug. 12 at for the Okaloosa County Small gifts throughout CRESTVIEW — Here are Democratic Headquarters, the center, 952 Flowers- taxing authorities from the year for your child's some of the latest Okaloosa 1270 N. Eglin Parkway, view Blvd., Laurel Hill. The 3,147 tax certificates sold. teacher are always appre- events from Northwest Unit C-10, Shalimar. They program begins at 4 p.m. According to Tax Admin- ciated. Most appreciated Florida organizations. are also available at the During her life- istrator Justin Gordon, are hand written thank you group's HOOTS meeting 6 time, Milton was honored over $223,000,000 in 2017 notes from the student. Also Democrats host amendments p.m. Aug. 9 at Thai Taste, with numerous awards for Real Estate and Tangible appreciated are restaurant information dinner 334 Eglin Parkway NE, Fort her work. She was inducted Personal Property taxes gift cards for those nights Walton Beach. into Florida Women's have been distributed to when the teacher is too Those interested in The meeting is open to Hall of Fame in 1996 and date. tired to cook dinner, as well learning the pros and the public but the deadline she was inducted into the Tax Collector Ben as gift cards to places such cons of the prospective 13 to RSVP to Trish Rowe, Okaloosa County Women's Anderson credits the as Dunkin' Donuts, Home amendments to the Florida 678-0871 or Deborah Hall of Fame in 2001. success of this year’s sale Depot, Amazon, and so on. Constitution that will be Baker-Rian, 499-0198, or The work that Gladys to workshops and Face- Use your creativity to on the November ballot deborah.bakerrian@gmail. started at Milton Memorial book Live Stream events thank the teachers, but most may attend a Democratic com.and pay for seats is Birthing Center has been held throughout the of all, verbally thank your Women's Club of Okaloosa Aug. 9. continued by her daugh- county in May. “The Tax child's teacher for a job well County dinner. ter and colleague, Maria Department’s workshops done. The "Unpacking the 13 Milton Memorial Birthing Milton. educated both property Please be careful driving Florida Constitutional Center to host celebration Contact Maria Milton, owners and investment now that school will be back Amendments" dinner is 6 834-2946, for more bidders, and as a result, 242 in session. Slow down and p.m. Aug. 16 at the Sons LAUREL HILL — Milton information. certificates were awarded watch for children. of Italy in America build- Memorial Birthing Center to local bidders at an aver- ing, 808 South Drive, Fort was founded in 1976 by Okaloosa tax certifi cate sale age rate of 5.09 percent. Janice Lynn Crose, a former Walton Beach. the late Gladys Milton, a nets over $4 million The success of the Online accountant, lives in Crest- Dinner will be an Ital- midwife who delivered Certificate Sale Platform is view with her husband, Jim; ian entrée, salad, bread, thousands of babies in the SHALIMAR — The a testament to our efforts her two rescue collies, Shane dessert for $13 per person local area. Okaloosa County Tax Col- to more efficiently col- and Jasmine; and two cats, prepaid. A celebration of the lector's Office 2018 Tax lect taxes on behalf of our Kathryn and Prince Valiant. Tickets are available organization's 47th Certificate Sale generated citizens," he said. * ** Crestview News Bulletin | Wednesday, August 1, 2018 B5

GATHERINGS

RECURRING p.m. fi rst Wednesdays, David’s Church, 4565 Live Oak Church MONDAYS Catfi sh House, 1296 N. Ferdon Road, Crestview. Call 398-7524 Blvd. Crestview. Includes for details. YOUTH NIGHT: 6-8:30 p.m. socializing, dinner and a MAINSTREET CRESTVIEW Mondays, Convergence Cof- meeting. November topic: how ASSOCIATION: 8 a.m. third feehouse, 498 Wilson St. N. to keep your horse healthy. Thursdays, FAMU College Visitors may enjoy free refresh- Details: Donna Curry, 830-6403 of Pharmacy in downtown ments, play games, watch old or [email protected]. Crestview. Group improves movies, or fellowship. SONS OF ITALY, CRESTVIEW and promotes Main Street and ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: 8 CHAPTER 2865: 6 p.m. third Crestview Community Redevel- p.m. Mondays, the clubhouse Wednesdays. All people of opment Agency businesses. at 704 Robinson St., Crestview, American-Italian heritage may CRESTVIEW EXCHANGE CLUB: for beginners and newcomers. join. Group president Thomas fourth Thursdays, Covenant Details: Jerry, 830-6218. www. TAKE OFF POUNDS SENSIBLY: McClelland St., Crestview. Hughes, 682-3597, thomas- Hospice, Crestview. Sharlene fwb-area-aa.org. 8 a.m. Tuesdays at First Baptist OPEN MIC POETRY AT THE [email protected]. Cox, 682-6824. DOGWOOD GARDEN CLUB: Church of Garden City, 3140 LIBRARY: 6 p.m. second 10:30 a.m. fi rst Mondays, Haskell-Langley Road, Crest- Tuesdays, Crestview Public THURSDAYS FRIDAYS September through May, loca- view. Details: Mary Cole, Library, 1445 Commerce Drive, tion to be announced. Details: 683-1899. Crestview. Free. Esther Hur- GRIEFSHARE SUPPORT GROUP: TEEN WII: 2-4 p.m. Fridays, 683-0839. 5 p.m. weigh-in; meeting starts witz, 682-4432 or ehurwitz@ 10 a.m. Thursdays, Crosspoint, Crestview library, 1445 Com- COUNTRY PATCHERS QUILT from 5:25-5:30 p.m. at the First okaloosa.lib.fl .us; Rick Sand- in portable 2, 2250 PJ Adams merce Drive. Wii playing for GUILD: 9:30 a.m. second Mon- United Methodist Church fel- ers, 585-6399. Read poetry or Parkway, Crestview. For people students in sixth through 12th days, Antioch Baptist Church, lowship hall, 599 Eighth Ave., play music. http://cvwlibrary. grieving the death of a loved grades. 4824 Antioch Road, Crestview. Crestview. Brooke Bratton, tumblr.com/. one or other losses. 678-4411 STEAK NIGHT: 6 p.m. fi rst Yearly membership: $20. 225-8197. www.TOPS.org. SHOAL RIVER REPUBLICAN extension 109. Fridays. American Legion FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS: SENIORS VS. CRIME: 10 a.m. to CLUB: 6 p.m. second OVEREATERS ANONYMOUS: Post 75, 898 E. James Lee 7 p.m. second and fourth Mon- 12 p.m. Tuesdays and Thurs- Tuesdays of each month at 10-11 a.m. Thursdays, 704 E. Blvd., Crestview. Cost: $15 per days, Mt. Ewell Lodge 131, U.S. days, except holidays, 296 S. Hideaway Pizza, 326 Main St., Robinson Ave., Crestview. person; includes T-bone steak, Highway 198, Baker. Ferdon Blvd., Suite 8, Crest- Crestview. Meeting starts at 689-1842. baked potato, salad, bread and COUNTRY PATCHERS QUILT view. Call 306-3176 to report 6:30 p.m. SENIORS VS. CRIME: 10 a.m. to dessert. 689-3195. GUILD: 9:30 a.m. fourth Mon- incidents. okaloosacountysvc@ CRESTVIEW TOASTMASTERS: 12 p.m. Tuesdays and Thurs- days, Antioch Baptist Church, yahoo.com. 6-7 p.m. second and fourth days, except holidays, 296 S. SATURDAYS 4824 Antioch Road, Crestview. STORY TIME: 10:15 a.m. Tues- Tuesdays, Greater Federation Ferdon Blvd., Suite 8, Crest- Sit-n-sew and workshop days, Crestview Public Library, of Women's Club building, 150 view. Call 306-3176 or email ADULT/FAMILY NIGHT: 6-9 meeting. 1445 Commerce Drive. Children Woodlawn Drive, Crestview. okaloosacountysvc@yahoo. p.m. Saturdays, Convergence CRESTVIEW WRITERS GROUP: ages 3 to 5 can enjoy stories Visitors are welcome. Details: com to report incidents. Coffeehouse, 498 Wilson St. N., 6-7:30 p.m. every fourth and activities, and make a Kathy Morrow, 974-3662. CRESTVIEW AREA CHAMBER Crestview. Free refreshments, Monday, Crestview Public simple craft. AMERICAN LEGION POST 395: OF COMMERCE MONTHLY play games, watch old movies, Library. Online: http://www. CRESTVIEW KNIGHTS OF 5:30 p.m. third Tuesdays, BREAKFAST MEETING: 7 a.m. or just fellowship. cityofcrestview.org/library. COLUMBUS BINGO: Quarterly Carver-Hill Museum, 895 S. fi rst Thursdays, Crestview KARAOKE: 8 p.m. Saturdays, php. games 4:30-6 p.m.; regular McClelland St., Crestview. Community Center, 1446 Com- American Legion Post 75, 898 THE OKALOOSA COUNTY games 6-9 p.m. every Tues- Cmdr. Raymond Nelson, merce Drive, Crestview. E. James Lee Blvd., Crestview. COMMISSION ON THE STATUS day at 701 James Lee Blvd., 420-0706. CONCERNED CITIZENS OF 689-3195. OF WOMEN: fourth Mondays. Crestview. NORTH OKALOOSA PATRIOTS: CRESTVIEW: 5:30 p.m. fi rst READ TO DOZER: 10-11 a.m. Details: [email protected]. BAKER GARDEN CLUB: 10 a.m. 6:30 p.m. third Tuesdays, 150 Thursdays, Allen Park, 895 fi rst Saturdays, Crestview FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS: fi rst Tuesdays September N. Woodlawn Blvd., Crestview. McClelland St., Crestview. library, 1445 Commerce Drive. 7 p.m. second and fourth Mon- through May at different loca- www.panhandlepatriots.com. FLYING NEEDLES QUILT GUILD: For children ages 4 and up. days, Mount Ewell Lodge 131, tions. Liz Davis, 537-4512. 9:30 a.m. second Thursdays at BOBBIN LACE GROUP: 11 U.S. Highway 198, Baker. OSTOMY SUPPORT GROUP: 1 WEDNESDAYS Niceville Church of Christ. Visi- a.m. fi rst Saturdays, Heritage p.m. fi rst Tuesdays, Wellness tors and quilters are welcome. Museum, 115 Westview Ave., TUESDAYS Center at Twin Cities Hospital, CRESTVIEW KIWANIS CLUB: CRESTVIEW PHOTO CLUB: Valparaiso. Anyone may attend Niceville. A Registered Nurse is 11:45 a.m. Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30 p.m. fi rst Thurs- to inquire about the craft. CRESTVIEW LIONS CLUB: 7 present, and meetings include Samuel's Roadhouse, 114 John days, Northwest Florida State 678-2615. a.m. second and fourth Tues- details of specialty care and King Road, Crestview. College Robert L.F. Sikes Edu- GOLD WING ROAD RIDERS days, Hub City Smokehouse, product innovations that may KNITTING GROUP: 5-7 p.m. cation Center, room 306, 805 ASSOCIATION: 9 a.m. to eat 168 Main St. S, Crestview. be helpful. Details: 389-7071. Wednesdays, Casbah Coffee U.S. Highway 90 E., Crestview. and 10 a.m. meeting third Sat- Details: crestviewlions@hot- CARVER-HILL MEMORIAL AND Company, 196 Pine Ave. W, NORTH OKALOOSA AMATEUR urdays of the month. Dwayne mail.com, secretary Charlotte HISTORICAL SOCIETY: 5:30 p.m. Crestview. RADIO CLUB: 7 p.m. second Hopkins, 217-1001. All motorcy- Jones, 533-9931. fi rst Tuesdays, Allen Park, 895 PANHANDLE SADDLE CLUB: 6 Thursdays, Live Oak Baptist clists are welcome.

HELPING HANDS

COLLEGE OFFERS ALZHEIM- FAMILIES: 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. assisting county personnel. ER'S SUPPORT: A Florida State Mondays through Thursdays, Contact: Yvonne Earle, 863- University program that offers Tri-County Community Council, 1530, ext. 230. relief – free of charge – to dis- 290 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., FREE HAZARDOUS HOUSE- tressed African-Americans who Crestview. 306-1134. HOLD WASTE DROPOFF: 7 a.m. provide care to a loved one CRESTVIEW SOUP KITCHEN to 3 p.m. Tuesdays through with dementia. It uses trained NEEDS VOLUNTEERS: Serves Saturdays, Okaloosa County lay pastoral-care facilitators Mondays through Satur- Recycling Offi ce, 80 Ready and is recruiting caregivers S. days. To volunteer at Central Ave., Fort Walton Beach. in North and Central Florida. Ferdon Baptist Church, call 682-5525; Okaloosa residents may drop ACTS 2 (African-American Blvd., Suite Our Savior Lutheran Church, off paints, pesticides, pool Alzheimer’s Caregiver Training Fort Walton 8. To volunteer, contact 682-3154; LifePoint Church, chemicals, used oil, gas, anti- and Support) won a $20,000 Beach. A Shelter Offi ce Manager Joe Loria, 682-3518; Community of Christ, freeze, computers, televisions, award as well. Caregivers House survivor-led support 306-3176, or Region 5 Deputy 682-7474; First Presbyterian fl uorescent lamps, car batter- participate in a 12-session, group. Walk-ins are welcome. Director JB Whitten, 813-489- Church, 682-2835; or First ies, rechargeable batteries, telephone-based skills-building 243-1201. 5657. Contact 800-203-3099, see United Methodist Church, cleaners, solvents, aerosols and support program cover- —noon to 1 p.m. Wednes- www.seniorsvscrime.com, or 682-2018. and printers. ing topics such as relaxation, days, Shelter House, 3590 U.S. email crestview@svcproject. WOMEN AND FAMILY INTER- MUSEUM SEEKS VOLUNTEERS: effective thinking and problem- Highway 331 S., Suite 102, org for more information. VENTION SERVICES AND Heritage Museum of Northwest solving skills. Call 866-778-2724 DeFuniak Springs. A Shelter REPORT ELDERS ABUSE: Call EDUCATION: a Crestview- Florida seeks friendly, reliable toll free, 850-274-4945, or go House survivor-led support the Northwest Florida Area based Community Drug and volunteers to greet guests and to www.ACTS2Project.org for group. Walk-ins are welcome. Agency on Aging at 1-800-96- Alcohol Council program that answer phones in its gift shop details. 362-7190. ABUSE (800-962-2873) if you helps pregnant women with 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. or 1-4 p.m. FREE CLOTHING GIVEAWAY: 10 EMPLOY FLORIDA WORK- suspect elderly friends and substance abuse. 689-4024. Tuesdays through Saturdays. a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Wednesdays; SHOPS: 9-11 a.m. fourth neighbors are being abused. CHILDCARE ASSISTANCE: Eli- Details: 678-2615, stop by 115 1-3:30 p.m. Thursdays; and 9 Thursdays of the month Many elders may suffer from gible low-income families can Westview Ave., Valparaiso, or a.m. to noon second and fourth at CareerSource Okaloosa fi nancial exploitation, neglect receive fi nancial assistance email info@heritage-museum. Saturdays of the month at 247 Walton, 409 Racetrack Road, or physical or emotional abuse, through the Early Learning org. S. Booker St., Crestview. Free Fort Walton Beach. Learn to often caused by family mem- Coalition of Okaloosa and CARS NEEDED: Opportunity items include shoes and other conduct job searches on the bers. The NFAAA is a private, Walton Counties. Apply at Inc. accepts donations of cars, accessories. Presented by Con- state system, create a resume, non-profi t agency supported www.elc-ow.org. Hover over boats and other vehicles to cerned Citizens of Crestview. access labor market data for by the federal Older Americans "Services" and click "School support Opportunity Place, an Details: 689-1582 or 428-6997. wage, job experience and Act and the State of Florida Readiness" to register. emergency shelter for families. SHINE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: education requirements for General Revenue Fund through FREE MEDICARE COUNSELING: Shelley Poirrier, 409-3070 or Serving Health Insurance a specifi c occupation. Learn the Florida Department of Elder By appointment, Crestview shelley@okaloosawaltonhome- Needs of Elders, a Department about Training Grant opportu- Affairs. Gwen Rhodes, 494-7100 Public Library and Elder less.org. of Elder Affairs program, seeks nities, online training courses, or rhodesg@nwfl aaa.org Services of Okaloosa County, SHELTER HOUSE FINANCIAL volunteers to help elderly and the organization's virtual UWF ACADEMIC ADVISING: in Crestview, 494-7101 or SUPPORT: It costs just more residents answer Medi- recruiter. The University of West Florida 1-866-531-8011. than $100 a day to shelter care questions and resolve EMERALD COAST HOSPICE offers assistance with admis- HABITAT FOR HUMANITY: a domestic violence victim. problems, help them make VOLUNTEERS WANTED: ECH sions, academic and degree Nonprofi t seeks Crestview area Every little bit helps. 683-0845. informed choices about their provides compassionate care advising and registration in lots for families needing hous- DRIVE VETERANS: Help vet- health insurance, save money through a team of professional Crestview. Contact Deborah ing. 758-0779 or 315-0025. erans attend appointments on prescription medications staff members and volunteers. Cluff, 863-6550, to schedule an VA VETERANS CRISIS LINE: at the VA Outpatient Clinic in and learn about their eligibility Volunteers are thoroughly appointment for fi rst Thurs- Veterans in crisis, their Pensacola two days a month. for helpful programs. There is trained and provided ongo- days at the Crestview Area families and friends can call Veterans Service Offi ce, no charge for seniors to use ing education. They can serve Chamber of Commerce, 1446 800-273-TALK (8255), and press 689-5922. the program. Bilingual volun- in a variety of areas from Commerce Drive. 1 to talk with qualifi ed, caring VEHICLES NEEDED: Covenant teers are also encouraged to administrative help to offering HOMELESS ASSISTANCE: Need VA responders. Confi dential. Hospice accepts cars, trucks, call. Dial 1-800-963-5337 for support to a hospice patient help? Contact the Okaloosa www.veteranscrisisline.net. SUVs, motorcycles, boats details. through visits or weekly phone Walton Homeless Continuum BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF and RVs. Qualifi ed profes- SUPPORT CIRCLE FOR SEXUAL calls. Just a few hours a month of Care, 409-3070, www. NORTHWEST FLORIDA NEEDS sionals pick up vehicles from ASSAULT SURVIVORS: Meet- makes an impact. Details: Ann okaloosawaltonhomeless.org; MENTORS: Adult volunteers Pensacola to Tallahassee at ings take place as follows. O'Connor, 689- 0300. Opportunity Inc., 659-3190; or spend two hours weekly convenience. Rachel Mayew, —5-6 p.m. Tuesdays at Shelter SENIORS VS. CRIME VOLUN- Helping Hands of Crestview, mentoring children. Pairs go 428-0605. House, 120 Woodruff Ave., TEERS NEEDED: Seniors vs. 428 McLaughlin St., behind to the library, museum, park LAKEVIEW CENTER'S FAMILIES Suite A, Crestview. This is Crime's Crestview offi ce, First United Methodist Church. or beach, hike, roller-skate or FIRST NETWORK NEEDS BEDS: a Shelter House survivor-led which assists senior citizens Helping Hands is open 1-4 p.m. play sports. 664-5437. Donations wanted for local support group. Walk-ins are whom someone scammed Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes- VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS children in protective services. welcome. 683-0845. or took advantage of, needs days and Fridays. ACTIVE IN DISASTERS: Group Cribs and beds for children —6-7 p.m. Wednesdays, Shelter help. Hours are 10 a.m. to noon ENERGY ASSISTANCE AND needs people to work in the must be in good condition. House, 16 Ferry Road SE, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 296 SERVICES FOR LOW-INCOME Emergency Operations Center 833-3840. * ** B6 Wednesday, August 1, 2018 | Crestview News Bulletin

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Ortega Veranda Unit ______/ IMPORTANT bidder for cash elec- ing or voice impaired, Boulevard C-1 CASE NO.: 2017 CA tronically at FEDERAL NATIONAL call 711. Ft Walton Beach, Flor- Commencing at the NOTICE TO 003649 C AMERICANS WITH www.okaloosa.realforeclose.co MORTGAGE ASSOCIA- ida 32547 Southeast Corner of CREDITORS DISABILITIES ACT: If m at, 11:00 AM TION (“FANNIE MAE”), Dated this 07/10/2018 Phone 850)609-4700 Block 34, Townsite of NOTICE OF FORE- you are a person with on the 31st day of Au- Plaintiff, Fax(850)652-7725 Port Dixie, as Recorded The administration of CLOSURE SALE PUR- a disability who needs gust, 2018, the follow- vs. JD PEACOCK II ADA.okaloosa@flcourts1 in Plat Book 1, Page the Estate of Carl F. SUANT TO CHAPTER any accommodation ing described property Clerk Of The Circuit .gov 66, of the Official Rec- Malone, deceased, 45 in order to participate as set forth in said Final DAVID AUGEST WEST Court ords of Okaloosa whose date of death in this proceeding, Judgment, to wit: A/K/A DAVID AUGUST At least 7 days before County, Florida; was June 4, 2017, is NOTICE IS HEREBY you are entitled, at no WEST A/K/A DAVID A. By: Sharon Patten your scheduled court Thence Run West pending in the Circuit GIVEN that sale will be cost to you, to the UNIT 338, THE AE- WEST A/K/A DAVID Deputy Clerk appearance, or imme- 157.5 Feet to the Point Court for Okaloosa made pursuant to an provision of certain GEAN CONDOMIN- AUGUST MUNIE F/K/A diately upon receiving of Beginning, Thence County, Florida, the ad- Order of Final Judg- assistance. Please IUM, A CONDOMIN- DAVID AUGEST 08/01/2018 this notification if the Run North 100.0 Feet, dress of which is 1940 ment. Final Judgment contact: Court Admin- IUM, ACCORDING TO MUNIE, 08/04/2018 time before the Thence West 22.5 Feet, Lewis Turner Boule- was awarded on May 8, istration, ADA Liaison, THE DECLARATION Defendants. scheduled appear- 20180389 Thence South 120.0 vard, Fort Walton 2018 in Civil Case No. Okaloosa County, OF CONDOMINIUM ance is less than 7 Feet, Thence East 22.5 Beach, Florida 32547. 2017 CA 003649 C, of 1940 Lewis Turner DATED DECEMBER 9, NOTICE OF days; if you are hear- IN THE CIRCUIT Feet, Thence North The names and ad- the Circuit Court of the Boulevard, Fort Wal- 1975 THEREOF, RE- FORECLOSURE SALE ing or voice impaired, COURT OF THE FIRST 20.0 Feet to the Point dresses of the personal FIRST Judicial Circuit ton Beach, Florida CORDED IN OFFICIAL call 711.” JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF of Beginning. representative and the in and for Okaloosa 32547, Phone (850) RECORD BOOK 825, NOTICE IS HEREBY FLORIDA IN AND FOR 20180360 Parcel Number: personalCounty, Florida, 609-4700, Fax (850) PAGES 518 GIVEN pursuant to Fi- 07/25/2018 OKALOOSA COUNTY 05-2S-23-2080-0034-00C1 representative’s attor- wherein, LAKEVIEW 651-7725, THROUGH 601, OF nal Judgment of Fore- 08/01/2018 GENERAL JURISDIC- IN THE COUNTY has been filed against ney are set forth below. LOAN SERVICING, LLC [email protected] THE PUBLIC REC- closure dated the 27th TION DIVISION 20180395 COURT OF you and you are re- is the Plaintiff, and v, at least 7 ORDS OF OKALOOSA day of June, 2018, CASE NO. 2016 CA THE FIRST JUDICIAL quired to serve a copy All creditors of the De- LARRY W. GRISHAM; days before your COUNTY, FLORIDA, and entered in Case 000492 F IN THE CIRCUIT CIRCUIT of your written de- cedent and other per- PATRICIA A. scheduled court ap- AND THE PLAT OF No. 2017 CA 004470, COURT FOR IN AND FOR fenses, if any, to it on sons having claims or GRISHAM; ANY AND pearance, or immedi- WHICH CONDOMIN- of the Circuit Court of NATIONSTAR MORT- OKALOOSA COUNTY, OKALOOSA COUNTY, RICHARD H. POWELL demands against ALL UNKNOWN PAR- ately upon receiving IUM RECORDED IN the 1ST Judicial Circuit GAGE LLC D/B/A FLORIDA P R O - FLORIDA of RICHARD H. POW- decedent’s estate on TIES CLAIMING BY, this notification if the CONDOMINIUM PLAT in and for Okaloosa CHAMPION MORT- BATE DIVISION ELL & ASSOCIATES, whom a copy of this THROUGH, UNDER time before the BOOK 1, PAGES 124 County, Florida, GAGE COMPANY, LENDERS REALTY P.A., Plaintiff’s attorney, notice is required to be AND AGAINST THE scheduled appear- THROUGH 132, OF wherein FEDERAL NA- Plaintiff, File No. TRUST, whose address is Post served must file their HEREIN NAMED INDI- ance is less than 7 THE PUBLIC REC- TIONAL MORTGAGE 2018-CP-000099 JAMES D. GRAYDON Office Drawer 2167, claim with this court VIDUALdays; if you are hear- ORDS OF OKALOOSA ASSOCIATION vs. AND Fort Walton Beach, ON OR BEFORE THE DEFENDANT(S) WHO ing or voice impaired, COUNTY, FLORIDA, (“FANNIE MAE”) is the Division F PAUL T. McDEVITT, AS Florida 32549, on or LATER OF 3 MONTHS ARE NOT KNOWN TO call 711. TOGETHER WITH AN Plaintiff and DAVID HAROLD B. IN RE: ESTATE OF TRUSTEE, before August 15, 2018 AFTER THE TIME OF BE DEAD OR ALIVE, UNDIVIDED INTER- AUGEST WEST A/K/A LOGSDON, ET AL., WILSON F. HART and file the original with THE FIRST PUBLICA- WHETHER SAID UN- 07/25/2018 EST IN THE COMMON DAVID AUGUST WEST Defendants. Plaintiff, the Clerk of this Court TION OF THIS NOTICE KNOWN PARTIES MAY 08/01/2018 ELEMENTS, IF ANY, A/K/A DAVID A. WEST Deceased. either before service on OR 30 DAYS AFTER CLAIM AN INTEREST APPURTENANT A/K/A DAVID AUGUST 20180386 NOTICE OF vs. Plaintiff’s attorney or THE DATE OF SERV- AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, THERETO, SUBJECT MUNIE F/K/A DAVID FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE TO immediately thereafter; ICE OF A COPY OF DEVISEES, GRANT- TO AND IN AC- AUGEST MUNIE; and IN THE CIRCUIT NOTICE IS HERE- CREDITORS THE UNKNOWN otherwise a default will THIS NOTICE ON EES, OR OTHER CORDANCE WITH UNKNOWN TENANT COURT OF THE BY (Summary HEIRS, BENEFICIAR- be entered against you THEM. CLAIMANTS are De- THE COVENANTS, (S) IN POSSESSION 1ST JUDICIAL CIR- GIVEN pursuant to a Administration) IES, for the relief demanded fendants. CONDITIONS, RE- OF THE SUBJECT CUIT, IN AND FOR Summary Final Judg- DEVISEES, GRANT- in the Complaint. All other creditors of STRICTIONS, TERMS PROPERTY are defend- OKALOOSA COUNTY, ment of Foreclosure TO ALL PERSONS EES, ASSIGNEES, This notice shall be the Decedent and other The Clerk of the AND OTHER PROVI- ants. JD PEACOCK II FLORIDA entered 5/29/2018 in HAVING CLAIMS OR LIENORS, published once a week persons having claims Court, J.D. Peacock II SIONS OF SAID DEC- as the Clerk of the Cir- CIVIL DIVISION: Civil Case No. 2016 CA DEMANDS AGAINST CREDITORS, TRUS- for four consecutive or demands against will sell to the highest LARATION cuit Court shall sell to CASE NO.: 2016 CA 000492 F of the Circuit THE ABOVE ESTATE: TEES, AND ALL weeks in the Crestview Decedent’s estate must bidder for cash at the highest and best 004071 Court of the FIRST Ju- You are hereby notified OTHERS WHO News Bulletin. file their claims with the www.okaloosa.realforeclose.co ANY PERSON CLAIM- bidder for cash elec- dicial Circuit in and for that an Order of Sum- MAY CLAIM AN INTER- court WITHIN 3 m on August ING AN INTEREST IN tronically at U.S. BANK NATIONAL Okaloosa County, mary Administration EST IN THE ESTATE WITNESS my hand and MONTHS AFTER THE 21, 2018 at 11:00 AM THE SURPLUS FROM www.okaloosa.realforeclose.co ASSOCIATION, AS IN- Crestview, Florida, has been entered in OF seal of this Court on DATE OF THE FIRST CST the following de- THE SALE, IF ANY, m at, 11:00 AM DENTURE TRUSTEE wherein NATIONSTAR the estate of WILSON HARRY L. STAN- the 11th day of July, PUBLICATION OF scribed real property OTHER THAN THE on the 8th day of No- FOR TOWD POINT MORTGAGE LLC D/B/A F. HART, deceased, FORD, DECEASED; 2018. THIS NOTICE. as set forth in said Final PROPERTY OWNER vember, 2018, the fol- MORTGAGE TRUST CHAMPION MORT- File Number RICHARD STAN- Judgment, to wit: AS OF THE DATE OF lowing described prop- ASSET-BACKED SE- GAGE COMPANY is 2018-CP-000099, by FORD; AND ANY AND ALL CLAIMS NOT THE LIS PENDENS erty as set forth in said CURITIES, SERIES Plaintiff and HAROLD the Circuit Court for ALL J. D. PEACOCK FILED WITHIN THE THE LAND DE- MUST FILE A CLAIM Final Judgment, to wit: 2015-1, B. LOGSDON, ET AL., OKALOOSA County, UNKNOWN PARTIES Clerk Circuit Court and TIME PERIODS SET SCRIBED HEREIN IS WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- Plaintiff, are Defendants, the Florida, Probate Divi- CLAIMING BY, Comptroller FORTH IN SECTION SITUATED IN THE TER THE SALE. LOT 1, IN BLOCK C, vs. Clerk of Court will sell sion, the address of THROUGH, Okaloosa County, 733.702 OF THE FLOR- STATE OF FLORIDA, OF SEABREEZE AD- to the highest and best which is 1940 Lewis UNDER, AND AGAINST Florida IDA PROBATE CODE COUNTY OF If you are a person DITION NUMBER 3, RAUL REYES A/K/A bidder for cash elec- Turner Blvd., Fort Wal- THE HEREIN NAMED WILL BE FOREVER OKALOOSA, DE- with disability who ACCORDING TO THE RAUL G. REYES; THE tronically at ton Beach, Florida INDIVIDUAL By: Diane Watkins BARRED. SCRIBED AS FOL- needs any accommo- PLAT THEREOF, AS AEGEAN CONDOMIN- www.okaloosa.realforeclose.co 32547; that the DEFENDANT(S) WHO Deputy Clerk NOTWITH- LOWS: dation in order to par- RECORDED IN PLAT IUM ASSOCIATION, m at 11:00 AM decedent’s date of ARE NOT KNOWN STANDING THE TIME ticipate in this pro- BOOK 2, AT PAGE 81, INC.; AMSOUTH in accordance with death was November TO BE DEAD OR If you are a person PERIODS SET FORTH LOT 78, BLOCK B, ceeding, you are enti- OF THE PUBLIC REC- BANK; UNKNOWN Chapter 45, Florida 21, 2017; that the total ALIVE, WHETHER with a disability who ABOVE, ANY CLAIM LEE FARMS SUBDIVI- tled, at no cost to you, ORDS OF TENANT IN POSSES- Statutes on the value of the estate is SAID UNKNOWN PAR- needs any accommo- FILED TWO (2) YEARS SION, PHASE 1, AC- to the provision of OKLALOOSA SION OF THE SUB- 9/04/2018 at 11:00 AM $73000.00 and that the TIES dation in order to par- OR MORE AFTER THE CORDING TO PLAT certain assistance. COUNTY, FLORIDA JECT PROPERTY, on the following de- names and addresses MAY CLAIM AN INTER- ticipate in this pro- DECEDENT’S DATE OF THEREOF RE- Please contact: Defendants. scribed property as set of those to whom it has EST AS SPOUSES, ceeding, you are enti- DEATH IS BARRED. CORDED IN PLAT ANY PERSON CLAIM- forth in said Summary been assigned by such HEIRS, DEVISEES, tled at no cost to you, BOOK 21, PAGES Court Administration, ING AN INTEREST IN NOTICE OF Final Judgment, to-wit: order are: GRANTEES, OR to the provision of The date of the first 86-88, OF THE PUB- ADA Liaison THE SURPLUS FROM FORECLOSURE SALE OTHER CLAIMAINTS. certain assistance, publication of this No- LIC RECORDS OF Okaloosa County THE SALE, IF ANY, Lot 4, Block E, Dana Name Please contact Court tice is: 08/01/2018. OKALOOSA COUNTY, 1940 Lewis Turner OTHER THAN THE NOTICE IS HEREBY Pointe, according to Albert E. Barnes III Defendants. Administration, ADA FLORIDA. Boulevard PROPERTY OWNER GIVEN pursuant to Fi- the plat thereof, re- Liaison, Okaloosa Personal Representa- Fort Walton Beach, AS OF THE DATE OF nal Judgment of Fore- corded in Plat Book 13, Address Case Number: County, 1940 Lewis tive: April Chambers, ANY PERSON CLAIM- Florida 32547 THE LIS PENDENS closure dated the 26th Pages 76 and 77, of 8941 Hwy 90 2018-CC-001594 Turner Blvd, Fort Wal- 813 Travis Court, Crest- ING AN INTEREST IN Phone (850) 609-4700 MUST FILE A CLAIM day of June, 2018, the Public Records of Milton, FL 32583 ton Beach, FL 32547; view, FL 32536 THE SURPLUS FROM Fax (850) 651-7725 WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- and entered in Case Okaloosa County, Flor- phone (850) 609-4700 THE SALE, IF ANY, ADA.Okalooa@flcourts1. TER THE SALE. No. 2016 CA 004071, ida. ALL INTERESTED FORMAL NOTICE OF fax (850) 652-7725; PERRI & JENNINGS, OTHER THAN THE gov of the Circuit Court of PERSONS ARE NOTI- ACTION BY [email protected] Attorneys at Law PROPERTY OWNER If you are a person the 1ST Judicial Circuit Any person claiming an FIED THAT: PUBLICATION v at least Attorneys for Personal AS OF THE DATE OF At least 7 days before with disability who in and for Okaloosa interest in the surplus All creditors of the es- seven (7) days before Representative THE LIS PENDENS your scheduled court needs any accommo- County, Florida, from the sale, if any, tate of the decedent TO: The several and your scheduled court 4 Eleventh Avenue, MUST FILE A CLAIM appearance, or imme- dation in order to par- wherein U.S. BANK NA- other than the property and persons having respective unknown appearance, or imme- Suite 1 WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- diately upon receiving ticipate in this pro- TIONAL ASSOCIA- owner as of the date of claims or demands spouses, heirs, benefi- diately upon receiving Shalimar, Florida 32579 TER THE SALE. this notification if the ceeding, you are enti- TION, AS INDENTURE the Lis Pendens, must against the estate of ciaries, devisees, grant- this notification if the (850) 651-3011 time before the tled, at no cost to you, TRUSTEE FOR TOWD file a claim within 60 the decedent other ees, assignees, lienors, time before the [email protected] WITNESS my hand and scheduled appear- to the provision of POINT MORTGAGE days after the sale. than those for whom creditors, trustees, and scheduled appear- /s/Daniel C. Perri the seal of the court on ance is less than 7 certain assistance. TRUST Dated this provision for full pay- any other person claim- ance is less than 7 DANIEL C. PERRI July 16, 2018. days; if you are hear- Please contact: ASSET-BACKED SE- 7/16/2018. ment was made in the ing by, through, under, days; if you are hear- Florida Bar No.: ing or voice impaired, CURITIES, SERIES Order of Summary Ad- or against Defendant ing or voice impaired, 0138590 CLERK OF THE call 711. Court Administration, 2015-1, is the Plaintiff Deputy Clerk ministration must file Harry L. Stanford; and call 711. COURT ADA Liaison and THE AEGEAN CLERK OF THE CIR- their claims with this all claimants, persons, 08/01/2018 J.D. Peacock II Dated this 7/29/2018 Okaloosa County CONDOMINIUM ASSO- CUIT COURT court WITHIN THE or parties, natural or 07/18/2018 08/08/2018 Sharon Patten 1940 Lewis Turner CIATION, INC.; RE- As Clerk of the Court TIME PERIODS SET corporate, or whose ex- 07/25/2018 Deputy Clerk JD PEACOCK II Boulevard 20180383 GIONS BANK, SUC- BY: Courtney Eslinger FORTH IN FLORIDA act legal status is un- 08/01/2018 Clerk Of The Fort Walton Beach, CESSOR BY MERGER STATUTES SECTION known, claiming under 08/08/2018 ALDRIDGE | PITE, LLP Circuit Court Florida 32547 IN THE CIRCUIT WITH AMSOUTH “If you are a person 733.702. ALL CLAIMS any of the above Attorney for Plaintiff Phone (850) 609-4700 20180361 COURT OF THE FIRST BANK; TYRA HUVAL; with a disability who AND DEMANDS NOT named or described 1615 South Congress By: Courtney Eslinger Fax (850) 651-7725 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT BLANCA LILA REYES; needs any accommo- SO FILED WILL BE defendants or parties Avenue Deputy Clerk ADA.Okalooa@flcourts1. IN THE CIRCUIT IN AND FOR KIMBERLY SIMPSON; dation in order to par- FOREVER BARRED. or claiming to have any Suite 200 gov COURT IN AND FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY, THE ESTATE OF 20180388 ticipate in this pro- NOTWITHSTANDING right, title, or interest in Delray Beach, FL OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA RAUL REYES A/K/A ceeding, you are enti- ANY OTHER APPLI- the property hereafter 33445 At least 7 days before FLORIDA LAKEVIEW LOAN RAUL G. REYES; and IN THE CIRCUIT tled, at no cost to you, CABLE TIME PERIOD, described. Telephone: (844) your scheduled court PROBATE DIVISION SERVICING, LLC, UNKNOWN TENANT COURT OF THE to the provision of ANY CLAIM FILED 470-8804 appearance, or imme- Plaintiff, (S) IN POSSESSION 1ST JUDICIAL CIR- certain assistance. TWO (2) YEARS OR YOU ARE NOTIFIED Facsimile: (561) diately upon receiving CASE NO.: 18-CP-972 OF THE SUBJECT CUIT, IN AND FOR Please contact: MORE AFTER THE that an action to fore- 392-6965 this notification if the VS. PROPERTY are defend- OKALOOSA COUNTY, DECEDENT’S DATE close on a Claim of Primary E-Mail: time before the IN RE: ESTATE OF ants. JD PEACOCK II FLORIDA Court Administration, OF DEATH IS Lien on the following ServiceMail@aldridgepite. scheduled appear- LARRY W. GRISHAM; as the Clerk of the Cir- CIVIL DIVISION: ADA Liaison BARRED. described property in com ance is less than 7 CARL F. MALONE, et. al., cuit Court shall sell to CASE NO.: 2017 CA Okaloosa County The date of first publi- Okaloosa County, Flor- days; if you are hear- ida: Deceased. Defendant(s). the highest and best 004470 1940 Lewis Turner cation of this Notice is ✳ ✳ ✳ B8 | Crestview News Bulletin Classifieds Wednesday, August 1, 2018

08/01/2018. THE EASTERLY OF SAID SUGAR FEET: THENCE GO 20180401 whom a copy of this RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE TOWN ROAD, A DIS- NORTH 89 DEGREES Court Administration, notice is required to be Publisher’s Attorney for Person OF SUGAR TOWN TANCE OF 1042.56 40 MINUTES 45 SEC- IN THE COUNTY ADA Liaison served must file their Notice Giving Notice ROADFEET: THENCE CON- ONDS EAST, A DIS- COURT IN AND FOR Okaloosa County claims with this court (RIGHT-OF-WAY TINUE NORTH 08 DE- TANCE OF 271.04 OKALOOSA COUNTY, 1940 Lewis Turner WITHIN THE LATER All real estate advertis- /s/ Mark A. Bednar WIDTH UNDETER- GREES 24 MINUTES FEET: THENCE GO FLORIDA. Boulevard OF 3 MONTHS AFTER ing in this newspaper is Mark A. Bednar, Esq. MINED): THENCE GO 15 SECONDS WEST SOUTH 08 DEGREES Fort Walton Beach, FL THE TIME OF THE subject to the Fair Attorney for Albert E. NORTH 08 DEGREES ALONG THE EAST- 24 MINUTES 15 SEC- PORTOFINO OWNERS’ 32547 FIRST PUBLICATION Housing Act which Barnes III 24 MINUTES 15 SEC- ERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY ONDS EAST, A DIS- ASSOCIATION, Phone (850)609-4700 OF THIS NOTICE OR makes it illegal to ad- vertise “any preference, Florida Bar Number: ONDS WEST ALONG LINE OF SAID SUGAR TANCE OF 30.30 INC., a Florida Fax (850)651-7725 30 DAYS AFTER THE limitation or discrimi- 397733 THE EASTERLY TOWN ROAD, A DIS- FEET: THENCE GO not-for-profit corpora- ADA.Okaloosa@flcourts DATE OF SERVICE OF nation based on race, 11 East Zaragoza RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE TANCE OF 30.30 SOUTH 89 DEGREES tion, 1.gov A COPY OF THIS NO- color, religion, sex, Street OF SAID SUGAR FEET; THENCE GO 40 MINUTES 45 SEC- TICE ON THEM. handicap, familial status Pensacola, FL 32502 TOWN ROAD, A DIS- NORTH 89 DEGREES ONDS WEST, A DIS- Plaintiff, At least 7 days before All other creditors of or national origin, or an Telephone: TANCE OF 1042.56 40 MINUTES 45 SEC- TANCE OF 271.04 v. your scheduled court the decedent and other intention, to make any (850) 435-1025 FEET: THENCE GO ONDS EAST, A DIS- FEET TO THE POINT appearance, or imme- persons having claims such preference, limita- Fax: (850) 434-7844 NORTH 89 DEGREES TANCE OF 251.04 OF BEGINNING: SAID CLAUDINE BAGGISH, diately upon receiving or demands against tion or discrimination” Familial status includes E-Mail:40 MINUTES 45 SEC- FEET TO THE POINT PARCEL OF LAND IS this notification if the decedent’s estate must children under the age [email protected] ONDS EAST, A DIS- OF BEGINNING; SITUATED IN SEC- Defendant. time before the file their claims with this of 18 living with parents Secondary E-Mail: TANCE OF 271.04 THENCE NORTH 08 TION 1 TOWNSHIP 2 scheduled appear- court WITHIN 3 Arc of the Emerald or legal custodians, [email protected] FEET: THENCE GO DEGREES 27 MIN- NORTH, RANGE 24 Case No. ance is less than 7 MONTHS AFTER THE Coast seeks to fill pregnant women and NORTH 08 DEGREES UTES 19 SECONDS WEST, OKALOOSA 2017-CC-002871 F days; if you are hear- DATE OF THE FIRST people securing cus- full time Direct Sup- Person Giving Notice: 24 MINUTES 15 SEC- WEST 199.49 FEET; COUNTY. ing or voice impaired, PUBLICATION OF THIS tody of children under port Professional ONDS WEST, A DIS- THENCE NORTH 89 TOGETHER WITH NOTICE OF SALE call 711.” NOTICE. 18. positions in Crest- /s/ Albert E. Barnes III TANCE OF 209.75 DEGREES 44 MIN- THOSE CERTAIN ALL CLAIMS NOT iview. Call (850) Albert E. Barnes III FEET: THENCE GO UTES 29 SECONDS EASEMENTS RE- NOTICE IS HEREBY 08/01/2018 FILED WITHIN THE This newspaper will not 863-1530 for more knowingly accept any 8941 Hwy 90 NORTH 89 DEGREES EAST 75.49 FEET; CORDED IN OFFICIAL GIVEN pursuant to a Fi- 08/08/2018 TIME PERIODS SET information. advertising for real es- Milton, Florida 32583 40 MINUTES 45 SEC- THENCE SOUTH 08 RECORDS BOOK nal Summary Judg- FORTH IN SECTION 20180402 tate which is in violation ONDS EAST, A DIS- DEGREES 21 MIN- 3193, PAGE 4761; OF- ment of Foreclosure 733.702 OF THE FLOR- of the law. Our readers 08/01/2018 TANCE OF 55.49 UTES 15 SECONDS FICIAL RECORDS dated July 20, 2018, IDA PROBATE CODE OKALOOSA are hereby informed LEGAL AD 08/08/2018 FEET TO THE POINT EAST 20.00 FEET; BOOK 3193, PAGE entered in this cause, I WILL BE FOREVER COUNTY that all dwellings adver- OF BEGINNING: THENCE SOUTH 89 4765 AND BOOK will sell to the highest BARRED. tised in this newspaper 20180400 Tri-County Community SCHOOL THENCE NORTH 08 DEGREES 44 MIN- 3193, PAGE 4769. and best bidder for NOTWITHSTANDING are available on a equal Council, Inc., Board of DISTRICT DEGREES 21 MIN- UTES 29 SECONDS TOGETHER WITH A cash at THE TIME PERIODS opportunity basis. To IN THE CIRCUIT Directors will meet on complain of discrimina- UTES 15 SECONDS WEST 55.49 FEET; 2014 CMH MOBILE www.okaloosa.realforeclose.co SET FORTH ABOVE, COURT OF THE FIRST Thursday, AUG 09, tion call HUD toll-free at WEST 90.23 FEET: THENCE SOUTH 08 HOME BEARING SE- m, in accord- ANY CLAIM FILED JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN 2018 at 5:00 P.M., with 1-800-669-9777. The THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 28 MIN- RIAL NUMBER ance with section TWO (2) YEARS OR AND FOR OKALOOSA Finance Committee toll-free number for the DEGREES 44 MIN- UTES 03 SECONDS WHC020569GA SITU- 45.031, Florida Statutes MORE AFTER THE hearing impaired is COUNTY, FLORIDA meeting at 4:15 p.m. & UTES 48 SECONDS EAST 179.47 FEET: ATE THEREON. on August 30, 2018, at DECEDENT’S DATE OF 1-800-927-9275. GENERAL JURISDIC- Head Start Committee EAST 254.39 FEET: THENCE SOUTH 89 11:00 a.m., Central DEATH IS BARRED. TION DIVISION at 4:15 p.m. at McLains THENCE SOUTH 08 DEGREES 40 MIN- Property Address: 4583 Time, all that certain The date of first publi- Restaurant located on Bus Drivers DEGREES 22 MIN- UTES 45 SECONDS SUGARTOWN ROAD, property located and cation of this notice is CASE NO: 2017 CA 331 South in DeFuniak Needed! UTES 53 SECONDS WEST 20.00 FEET TO CRESTVIEW, FL 32536 situated in Okaloosa August 1st, 2018. 003864 F Springs. Ins. & Good pay EAST 299.82 FEET: THE POINT OF BE- County, Florida as . Crestview 689-7301 THENCE SOUTH 89 GINNING: ANY PERSON CLAIM- more particularly de- VANDERBILT MORT- 08/01/2018 Niceville 833-4203 DEGREES 41 MIN- TOGETHER WITH AN ING AN INTEREST IN scribed as follows: Attorney for Personal GAGE AND FINANCE, Ft. Walton 833-3555 UTES 19 SECONDS EASEMENT FOR IN- THE SURPLUS FROM 20180406 Representatives: INC., WEST 100.01 FEET: GRESS AND EGRESS, THE SALE, IF ANY, Lot 41, Portofino Plaintiff, THENCE NORTH 08 AND THE INSTALLA- OTHER THAN THE Townhome Develop- IN THE CIRCUIT Paul Bailey, Attorney DEGREES 21 MIN- TION OF PUBLIC PROPERTY OWNER ment, according to COURT IN AND FOR Florida Bar No. 112829 vs. UTES 19 SECONDS UTILITIES OVER AND AS OF THE DATE OF map or plat thereof as OKALOOSA COUNTY, Welton Law Firm, LLC WEST 209.68 FEET: ACROSS THE FOL- THE LIS PENDENS recorded in Plat Book FLORIDA 1020 South Ferdon WILLIAM TRAVIS THENCE SOUTH 89 LOWING: COMMENC- MUST FILE A CLAIM 5, Page 150, Public Blvd OGLESBY; UNKNOWN DEGREES 44 MIN- ING AT THE NORTH- WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- Records of Okaloosa IN RE: ESTATE OF Crestview, Florida TENANT IN POSSES- UTES 30 SECONDS WEST CORNER OF TER THE SALE. County, Florida. CASE 32536 SION 1 N/K/A ROBIN WEST 154.50 FEET GOVERNMENT LOT 6, Parcel Identification NO: 2018 CP Telephone: (850) MCKINSEY, TO THE POINT OF SECTION 1, TOWN- Dated: 20th July, 2018. Number:000861 682-2120 Defendant(s). BEGINNING. SHIP 2 NORTH, 05-2S-23-2081-0000-0410 TOGETHER WITH AN RANGE 24 WEST, JD PEACOCK II, DIVISION: Probate Personal EASEMENT FOR IN- OKALOOSA COUNTY, CLERK Any person claiming an Representatives: CLERK’S NOTICE OF GRESS AND EGRESS, FLORIDA; THENCE OKALOOSA COUNTY interest in the surplus SALE AND THE INSTALLA- GO NORTH 00 DE- CIRCUIT COURT from the sale, if any, RICKEY LEE YANT, Mark H. Welton TION OF PUBLIC GREES 07 MINUTES other than the property Deceased./ Florida Bar No. 999202 NOTICE IS GIVEN that, UTILITIES OVER AND 40 SECONDS WEST, By: Rusti Mynard owner as of the date of Welton Law Firm, LLC in accordance with the ACROSS THE FOL- A DISTANCE OF Deputy Clerk the lis pendens must NOTICE TO CREDI- 1020 South Ferdon Amended Summary Fi- LOWING: 208.00 FEET: THENCE file a claim within 60 TORS Blvd nal Judgment of Fore- COMMENCING AT GO SOUTH 88 DE- AMERICANS WITH days after the sale. Crestview, Florida closure (to revise Legal THE NORTHWEST GREES 56 MINUTES DISABILITIES ACT The administration of 32536 Description) entered on CORNER OF GOV- 15 SECONDS WEST, If you are a person IN WITNESS the estate of Rickey Telephone: (850) June 25, 2018 in the ERNMENT LOT 6, A DISTANCE OF 79.41 with a disability who WHEREOF, I have Lee Yant, deceased, 682-2120 above-styled cause, I SECTION 1, TOWN- FEET TO A POINT ON needs any accommo- hereunto set my hand whose date of death will sell to the highest SHIP 2 NORTH, THE EASTERLY dation in order to par- and official seal this was June 4, 2018 and 08/01/2018 and best bidder for RANGE 24 WEST, RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE ticipate in a court pro- 24th day of July, 2018. whose social security 08/08/2018 cash on August 24, OKALOOSA COUNTY, OF SUGAR TOWN ceeding, you are enti- number is 2018 at 11:00 a.m. FLORIDA; THENCE ROADtled, at no cost to you, JD PEACOCK, II XXX-XX-5337, file num- (CST), at ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ GO NORTH 00 DE- (RIGHT-OF-WAY to the provision of CLERK OF COURT ber 2018 CP 000861 is www.okaloosa.realfore- GREES 07 MINUTES WIDTH UNDETER- certain assistance. pending in the Circuit close.com, the follow- 40 SECONDS WEST, MINED); THENCE GO Please contact Shelia By: Courtney Eslinger Court for Okaloosa ing described property: A DISTANCE OF NORTH 08 DEGREES Sims, Chief Deputy As Deputy Clerk County, Florida, Pro- Let a little COMMENCING AT 208.00 FEET: THENCE 24 MINUTES 15 SEC- Court Administrator, bate Division; the ad- THE NORTHWEST GO SOUTH 88 DE- ONDS WEST ALONG Office of Court Ad- Attorney for Plaintiff: dress of which is classifi ed do a CORNER OF GOV- GREES 56 MINUTES THE EASTERLY ministration at (850) Okaloosa County ERNMENT LOT 6, 15 SECONDS WEST, RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE 595-4400 at Lisa A. Troell, Esquire Courthouse Annex Ex- SECTION 1, TOWN- BIG job for you. A DISTANCE OF 79.41 OF SAID SUGAR the M.C. Blanchard 1201 Eglin Parkway tension, 1940 Lewis SHIP 2 NORTH, FEET TO A POINT ON TOWN ROAD, A DIS- Judicial Center, 5th Shalimar, FL 32579 Turner Boulevard, Fort RANGE 24 WEST, THE EASTERLY TANCE OF 1042.56 Floor, Pensacola, FL (850) 651-9944 Walton Beach, FL OKALOOSA COUNTY, RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE FEET TO THE POINT 32502 within 2 work- 32547. The names and The Crestview FLORIDA: THENCE OF SUGAR TOWN OF BEGINNING: ing days of your re- “If you are a person addresses of the per- GO NORTH 00 DE- ROADTHENCE CONTINUE ceipt of this (describe with a disability who sonal representative GREES 07 MINUTES News Bulletin (RIGHT-OF-WAY NORTH 08 DEGREES notice); if you are needs any accommo- and the personal 40 SECONDS WEST, WIDTH UNDETER- 24 MINUTES 15 SEC- hearing or voice im- dation in order to par- representative’s attor- A DISTANCE OF Classifi eds MINED): THENCE GO ONDS WEST ALONG paired, call 711. ticipate in this pro- ney are set forth below. 208.00 FEET: THENCE NORTH 08 DEGREES THE EASTERLY ceeding, you are enti- All creditors of the de- GO SOUTH 88 DE- 24 MINUTES 15 SEC- RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE 08/01/2018 tled, at no cost to you, cedent and other per- 864-0320 GREES 58 MINUTES ONDS WEST ALONG OF SAID SUGAR 08/08/2018 to the provision of sons having claims or 15 SECONDS WEST, THE EASTERLY TOWN ROAD, A DIS- certain assistance. demands against A DISTANCE OF 79.41 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE TANCE OF 30.30 Please contact: decedent’s estate on FEET TO A POINT ON

✳ ✳ ✳ Wednesday, August 1, 2018 Vol. 18 Issue 31 crestviewbulletin.com @cnbulletin facebook.com/crestviewbulletin FREE IED severely injures airman

The Hurlburt Field treatment at Walter Reed reports on the incident. Air Force combat controller National Military Medical Day and his wife, Aubry, are Combat was hurt July 10 Center for massive injuries expecting their first child late Controller in Afghanistan from a July 10 mission. An this year. Justin “JD” airman in the 24th Special “Justin is doing well, relative Day, a member By Jim Thompson Operations Wing at Hurlburt to his situation,” his father, of the 24th 315-4445 | @Jimtnwfdn Field, Day was injured while Brian Day, said in a statement. Special [email protected] assigned to a U.S. Army Spe- “We want people to know that Operations cial Forces team dealing with we still have service members Wing at HURLBURT FIELD — An ISIS militants. downrange and the threat is Hurlburt Field, Air Force Special Operations “As a result of his injuries, still real. When you have a lost his right Command airman stationed JD has lost his right leg above child deployed, you feel very leg and part of at Hurlburt Field lost his right his knee and some portions of close to the threat, waking up his left hand leg and part of his left hand his left hand. He has also suf- every morning with a pit in in a July 10 when an improvised explosive fered burns,” his family said in your stomach, fearing a phone bomb blast in device detonated in Afghani- a statement. call or a knock at the door. All Afghanistan. stan earlier this month. Day, who was recently of our service members and [CONTRIBUTED Combat Controller Justin married, was presented with PHOTO] “JD” Day is undergoing a Purple Heart, according to See DAY, E2

Resident celebrated 104 years of life on Friday

By Kaylin Parker 682-6524 | kparker@crestview bulletin.com | @Kaylin__Parker

LAUREL HILL — McDon- ald Campbell, Laurel Hill’s oldest resident, turned 104 on Friday. In 1914, her story began in a little white two-bedroom house on the corner of 1st Avenue and 4th Street, where she currently resides. She was born in the front bedroom, now the living room. Campbell knew Laurel Hill when it was a like a “village” with plenty of shopping, places to eat, and a train that came through the town. Her father owned a grocery store called the Campbell Store for 50 years in the heart of Laurel Hill. It was well known throughout the community for many years, and Camp- bell’s caretaker said it was one of those grocery stores that sold everything from hardware to ham. She attended Laurel Hill School from a youth to graduation. It wasn’t until her father passed away at the age of 52 that Campbell moved back into her childhood home. She wanted to be with her mother, who didn't care to be alone at night, she said. After graduating from Laurel Hill, Campbell went to college at Florida State Uni- McDonald Campbell celebrated her 104th birthday on Friday. She lives at the home where she was born in Laurel Hill. [KAYLIN PARKER/NEWS versity in Tallahassee where BULLETIN] she earned a bachelor and masters degree in education. Hill School. her the school had burned school-consuming fire. “We all cried,” Patricia Campbell dedicated 35 Around Christmas time down. When Campbell was teach- Gilley, Campbell’s caretaker, years of her life “or a little in the 50s, when Campbell “She called me and said, ing at Laurel Hill School, a said. more" to teaching. She taught was teaching at Crestview, ‘You have no job.’ I said, ‘No major storm passed through Campbell continued to work one year at Crestview High she stayed late after school job? You don’t get fired at and lightning struck the build- at the new school building after School, two years at Mari- hanging Christmas décor and night,’” Campbell said. ing multiple times causing the the fire, which is the location of anna High School, and spent went home. Later that night, But, that wasn’t the only building to burn down, she many years teaching at Laurel another teacher called to tell time Campbell experienced a said. See CAMPBELL, E2

Cindy Barber administers ‘Finding your roots’ the Family History Club, which New club looks to help Cindy Barber, a member of your personal history to life." provides an Crestview community the Genealogy Society in Oka- Emily Knie, adult services open forum research personal loosa County. Barber said she librarian, contacted the geneal- for people genealogy has been researching geneal- ogy society asking for someone interested ogy since 1980 and is starting to do something with genealogy in By Kaylin Parker a program in the fall called the in Crestview because there had researching 682-6524 | kparker@crestview ProGenStudy Group, which been interest from some resi- personal bulletin.com | @Kaylin__Parker will enable her to become a dents and Barber volunteered, genealogy. certified genealogist. Knie said. [LYNN KING/ CRESTVIEW — History “For a lot of people, it goes “It's really nice to be able to CONTRIBUTED becomes personal once a month back to finding your roots, provide the opportunity for the PHOTO] at the Crestview Library. finding out where you came people of Crestview to get some The Family History Club is from,” Barber said. "For me, I professional experience in the an open forum where people like the research...I never liked field of searching for personal interested in researching history in school, but because genealogies,” Knie said. their individual genealogy of doing family history and can receive guidance from things like genealogy, it brings See GENEALOGY, E2 * ** E2 Wednesday, August 1, 2018 | Crestview News Bulletin Bess Detail Ever provides professional vehicle cleaning

By Renee Bell career. 682-6524 | @cnbRenee The services Bess pro- [email protected] vides range from a basic wash and vacuum to CRESTVIEW — When a complete detail that Ferdnan Bess cleans your includes cleaning the vehicle, he treats it like he bumper, trunk, wheel would his own. walls and interior details. Bess opened the doors "If you want it to always to Bess Detail Ever in June look new, you want to keep at 700 Main Street S. in it clean so it will always Crestview. He also ran the maintain that look," he same business in Atlanta Ferdnan Bess vacuums a car during the detailing said. "(It's important) to before moving back to process at his new company, Bess Detail Ever July 12 in Ferdnan Bess stands outside the auto detailing shop he get it done before you sell Crestview in April. Crestview. [RENEE BELL | NEWS BULLETIN] opened recently on Main Street in Crestview. [RENEE BELL | it as well," Bess said. Detailing is the process of NEWS BULLETIN] Bess Detail Ever is open deep cleaning an automobile to clean, restore finishes on people to know about his 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays. from inside out. Detail- individual parts and present company? I want their car to be done vehicle go from bad to good, Call 612-9453 for more ers use a mixture of basic vehicles at their best. "That I do work profes- like I would do my car." dirty to clean has been the information. and specialized products What does he want sionally," Bess said, "that His love of seeing a basis of a 22-year detailing

these situations since DAY they are equally impor- tant to our success,” From Page E1 Tudor added According to a GoFundMe page set up to help Day and his their families deserve wife deal with financial our support and pressures expected as recognition." his medical treatment Col. Claude Tudor, continues, combat con- commander of the 24th trollers from a unit in Special Operations Washington state drove Wing, praised the ini- all night to be with the tial care Day received Day family in Oregon from military medical until one of his team- personnel. mates arrived from “We are very for- Hurlburt Field to serve tunate to serve with as the family liaison. incredible profession- The GoFundMe als from across our page, www.gofundme. joint team who made com/5sxpgu0, had sure Justin received raised more than not only necessary care $100,000 as of Tuesday when and how it was afternoon. needed downrange, “We can’t express but that he will also how grateful we are for receive the absolutely all the love surround- best extended care,” ing us as we start this Tudor said. journey,” Day’s family “I am extremely said. “We are incred- proud of the how ibly proud of JD for our Air Force Special his choice to serve our Operations and Spe- country and we know cial Tactics enterprise he will continue to The house that Campbell grew up in has been a part of her family history since 1909 when her father bought the home comes together in order stay strong during this from a friend. [KAYLIN PARKER/NEWS BULLETIN] to support families in period.” Japan. entire life. Sitting in her wheelchair CAMPBELL “We took off for a “I went every Sunday in the room where she was splurge,” Campbell said. except the last three Sun- born, Campbell recalls From Page E1 “…We had a great time.” days,” Campbell said. good memories like the Many of Campbell’s Last week, Campbell had little girl down the street friends, family and some pneumonia. she once played with in Laurel Hill School today. of her students are, as “We thought the Lord the front yard as a child Laurel Hill has been she says, “in the grave.” was going to call her and when an old neighbor A SPECIAL PUBLICATION OF THE Campbell’s home for many She never married nor home then,” Gilley said. mowed the lawn for her years, but in ’92, she and had children. She had two “And, when she woke up, and her mother soon after her cousin from Geor- sisters, one that died in she wanted a hot cup of her father passed. She gia decided they wanted childbirth and the other coffee.” doesn’t know any of her Address: 638 N. Ferdon Blvd., Crestview, FL 32536 to travel. Campbell then passed at age 11. Campbell enjoys current neighbor’s names. Online: crestviewbulletin.com spent the coming years Campbell has many close spending time with her Gilley, her caretaker of Publisher Jim Fletcher ...... jfl [email protected] Executive Editor Jason Blakeney ...... [email protected] touring parts of the United friends around Laurel Hill cat, Yellow Boy. She’s over 4 years, asked what Editor Aaron Little ...... [email protected] States and traveling out- and at her church, Laurel had Yellow Boy since he has helped her live a long Editorial Assistant Renee Bell ...... [email protected] Reporter Aaron Jacobs ...... [email protected] side the country to places Hill Presbyterian Church. showed up on her front life. Reporter Kaylin Parker ...... [email protected] like Germany, Austria, the She has remained a faithful porch as a kitten eight “God,” Miss Campbell Legals Barbara Dale ...... [email protected] Circulation Assistant Dale Robinson ...... [email protected] Philippines, England, and member of the church her years ago. said. Media Consultant Sherrie Stanley ...... [email protected] Media Consultant Katie Newton...... [email protected]

CONTACT US SUBSCRIPTION RATES Call 682-6524 to report news, sub- In County summertime because of club is different, and the Thursday every month in scribe or learn about our classifi ed 13 weeks ...... $9.45 GENEALOGY everyone’s busy schedule. subjects are discussed the Crestview Library’s and display advertising options. 26 weeks ...... $17.85 52 weeks ...... $32.76 “We figure we really and chosen by the group a meeting room Topics for The Crestview News Bulletin is Out of county From Page E1 won’t get anything going month in advance. At the the upcoming meeting published each Wednesday and 13 weeks ...... $14.70 Saturday by GateHouse Media 26 weeks ...... $23.10 probably until fall or first meeting, Barber said will include old diseases Group, at 638 N. Ferdon Blvd., 52 weeks ...... $38.01 Crestview, FL32536. Periodi- winter,” Barber said. the club discussed where that can be found on death cal postage paid at Crestview, Delivery subscriptions may be The club started their Crestview’s library fea- each participant stood certificates. Florida. charged a higher rate for holiday editions. first meeting three months tures a small genealogy on their family history Information about the POSTMASTER: Send address ago, and eight people section that has reference research and goals moving club can be found on the changes to 638 N. Ferson Blvd., NEWS BULLETIN ADVERTISING Crestview, FL 32536. USPS 010-209 Ask your advertising representa- attended the first meet- materials like past year- forward. library’s website: http:// tive about our Color by the Inch ing. Barber said it is hard books and old newspapers. The club meets at www.cityofcrestview. All material is property of the program and Customer Apprecia- Crestview News Bulletin. tion sale by calling 850-682-6524. to get things going in the Every meeting at the 10 a.m. on the third org/178/Library.

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* ** E4 Wednesday, August 1, 2018 | Crestview News Bulletin A mixed-use mall in Santa Rosa’s future?

Santa Rosa Mall owners aim to create diverse business base

By Heather Osbourne 315-4440 | @heatheronwfdn [email protected]

MARY ESTHER — The Santa Rosa Mall owners are continuing to contract with unconventional leasers to fill its many empty storefronts as plans progress for an on-site apartment complex. According to General Man- ager David Macdonald, the mall recently has signed on eight new leasers, including a production studio, dance studio and hair salon. With the construction for the new apartment complex set to begin at the old Belk site in early 2019, Macdonald said the mall’s owners are trying to create a mixed-use develop- ment with housing, restaurants, retail and more. “We understand people’s shopping habits are chang- ing,” Macdonald said. “We’re looking for local and regional operators that will provide our shoppers with a diverse experience.” It was 1976 when Santa Rosa Shoppers walk through the Santa Rosa Mall near the food court. [FILE PHOTO/DAILY NEWS] Mall first opened with 54 stores, including Sears, JCPenney and Gayfer’s (now Dillard’s), a Morrison’s Cafeteria and a Winn-Dixie across the park- ing lot. The movies advertised on the marquee at Santa Rosa Cinema 3 outside the mall were “Shampoo,” “Earthquake” and “The Hindenburg.” It was touted as “Northwest Florida’s largest mall.” Over the years the mall has undergone many cosmetic changes. There was a major expansion in 1986 that added Santa Rosa Mall opened in 1976. [FILE PHOTO/DAILY NEWS] another 265,628 square feet and the McRae’s wing (which current condition. Lisa Schil- The Destin Commons takes us later became Belk). The last ler said she hopes it mall will back emotionally to us shop- time the mall had a renovation be demolished to make way for ping in a downtown area. Plus, was in 2000 when a tiled floor an outdoor shopping center. for the Destin Commons, it’s replaced the fountain and sky- “It will add value and location, location, location. lights were added. increase revenue in Fort They wouldn’t survive with- Since then, however, the Walton Beach,” Schiller told out tourism.” once bustling mall has slowly the Daily News via email Macdonald said in addition become dormant. Instead of Friday. “Most people skip Fort to the unconventional leas- traditional retailers, a large Walton Beach and go to Destin ers, the mall hasn’t forgotten section has been turned into a or Pensacola for shopping.” about adding retailers. Top church. Surrounding the food Goetsch said outdoor Fashion has returned to the court of only about three res- shopping centers like Destin Santa Rosa Mall with both taurants are a day care center Commons are popping up men and women’s stores, and and a bounce house. Jack Little and his wife Reacy take a look at a refrigerator at across the United States High Street is a a new wom- The mall still has its large Santa Rosa Mall while going on a $2,000 shopping spree in 1984. because they resemble en’s clothing store that will retailers such as Dillard’s, [FILE PHOTO/DAILY NEWS] downtown areas, which were open in early August. JCPenney and Sears. Those popular before the mall era. “The mall has a long history and the other mall stores, are relocating to areas that other income-producing and “It’s a retro idea,” Goetsch with offering a place to shop though, are scattered among are fitting their needs. For job-producing entities,” he said. “At the time malls were and play,” Macdonald said. empty storefronts. example, Chick-fil-A used to said. “Creating a community, built, downtown areas were “We are continuing that, but David Goetsch, an economic be located in the Santa Rosa like they say they’re doing, is going away because everyone tweaking it a little bit by offer- specialist in Fort Walton Mall. Now you have them in always a good idea economi- had moved out into suburbia. ing new concepts.” Beach, said Santa Rosa Mall Fort Walton Beach, Crestview cally. If you fill up those isn’t alone in its decline. and Niceville.” apartments, the people Shopping malls are disappear- Goetsch said the decline who live in those apart- ing nationwide, he said. likely is caused by online shop- ments will want to have a “There used to be three ping and the stigma that malls place to shop and eat and malls in Pensacola and now are a hangout for unruly teens. work.” there’s only one,” Goetsch “The big question is will Some residents said. “What you’re find- the Santa Rosa Mall be able to say they are dissatis- ing are stores in the mall replace what used to be with fied with the mall’s

Shoppers walk by The Swiss Colony ine Santa Rosa Mall in the 1970s. [FILE PHOTO/ DAILY NEWS]

The old Belk department store at Santa Rosa Mall has remained empty since it closed in 2014. A developer might demolish the old store to make way for an apartment complex with 228 units. [DEVON RAVINE/DAILY NEWS ] * ** Wednesday, August 1, 2018 Extra Crestview News Bulletin | E5

Ortega Veranda Unit ______/ IMPORTANT bidder for cash elec- ing or voice impaired, Boulevard C-1 CASE NO.: 2017 CA tronically at FEDERAL NATIONAL call 711. Ft Walton Beach, Flor- Commencing at the NOTICE TO 003649 C AMERICANS WITH www.okaloosa.realforeclose.co MORTGAGE ASSOCIA- ida 32547 Southeast Corner of CREDITORS DISABILITIES ACT: If m at, 11:00 AM TION (“FANNIE MAE”), Dated this 07/10/2018 Phone 850)609-4700 Block 34, Townsite of NOTICE OF FORE- you are a person with on the 31st day of Au- Plaintiff, Fax(850)652-7725 Port Dixie, as Recorded The administration of CLOSURE SALE PUR- a disability who needs gust, 2018, the follow- vs. JD PEACOCK II ADA.okaloosa@flcourts1 in Plat Book 1, Page the Estate of Carl F. SUANT TO CHAPTER any accommodation ing described property Clerk Of The Circuit .gov 66, of the Official Rec- Malone, deceased, 45 in order to participate as set forth in said Final DAVID AUGEST WEST Court ords of Okaloosa whose date of death in this proceeding, Judgment, to wit: A/K/A DAVID AUGUST At least 7 days before County, Florida; was June 4, 2017, is NOTICE IS HEREBY you are entitled, at no WEST A/K/A DAVID A. By: Sharon Patten your scheduled court Thence Run West pending in the Circuit GIVEN that sale will be cost to you, to the UNIT 338, THE AE- WEST A/K/A DAVID Deputy Clerk appearance, or imme- 157.5 Feet to the Point Court for Okaloosa made pursuant to an provision of certain GEAN CONDOMIN- AUGUST MUNIE F/K/A diately upon receiving of Beginning, Thence County, Florida, the ad- Order of Final Judg- assistance. Please IUM, A CONDOMIN- DAVID AUGEST 08/01/2018 this notification if the Run North 100.0 Feet, dress of which is 1940 ment. Final Judgment contact: Court Admin- IUM, ACCORDING TO MUNIE, 08/04/2018 time before the Thence West 22.5 Feet, Lewis Turner Boule- was awarded on May 8, istration, ADA Liaison, THE DECLARATION Defendants. scheduled appear- 20180389 Thence South 120.0 vard, Fort Walton 2018 in Civil Case No. Okaloosa County, OF CONDOMINIUM ance is less than 7 Feet, Thence East 22.5 Beach, Florida 32547. 2017 CA 003649 C, of 1940 Lewis Turner DATED DECEMBER 9, NOTICE OF days; if you are hear- IN THE CIRCUIT Feet, Thence North The names and ad- the Circuit Court of the Boulevard, Fort Wal- 1975 THEREOF, RE- FORECLOSURE SALE ing or voice impaired, COURT OF THE FIRST 20.0 Feet to the Point dresses of the personal FIRST Judicial Circuit ton Beach, Florida CORDED IN OFFICIAL call 711.” JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF of Beginning. representative and the in and for Okaloosa 32547, Phone (850) RECORD BOOK 825, NOTICE IS HEREBY FLORIDA IN AND FOR 20180360 Parcel Number: personalCounty, Florida, 609-4700, Fax (850) PAGES 518 GIVEN pursuant to Fi- 07/25/2018 OKALOOSA COUNTY 05-2S-23-2080-0034-00C1 representative’s attor- wherein, LAKEVIEW 651-7725, THROUGH 601, OF nal Judgment of Fore- 08/01/2018 GENERAL JURISDIC- IN THE COUNTY has been filed against ney are set forth below. LOAN SERVICING, LLC [email protected] THE PUBLIC REC- closure dated the 27th TION DIVISION 20180395 COURT OF you and you are re- is the Plaintiff, and v, at least 7 ORDS OF OKALOOSA day of June, 2018, CASE NO. 2016 CA THE FIRST JUDICIAL quired to serve a copy All creditors of the De- LARRY W. GRISHAM; days before your COUNTY, FLORIDA, and entered in Case 000492 F IN THE CIRCUIT CIRCUIT of your written de- cedent and other per- PATRICIA A. scheduled court ap- AND THE PLAT OF No. 2017 CA 004470, COURT FOR IN AND FOR fenses, if any, to it on sons having claims or GRISHAM; ANY AND pearance, or immedi- WHICH CONDOMIN- of the Circuit Court of NATIONSTAR MORT- OKALOOSA COUNTY, OKALOOSA COUNTY, RICHARD H. POWELL demands against ALL UNKNOWN PAR- ately upon receiving IUM RECORDED IN the 1ST Judicial Circuit GAGE LLC D/B/A FLORIDA P R O - FLORIDA of RICHARD H. POW- decedent’s estate on TIES CLAIMING BY, this notification if the CONDOMINIUM PLAT in and for Okaloosa CHAMPION MORT- BATE DIVISION ELL & ASSOCIATES, whom a copy of this THROUGH, UNDER time before the BOOK 1, PAGES 124 County, Florida, GAGE COMPANY, LENDERS REALTY P.A., Plaintiff’s attorney, notice is required to be AND AGAINST THE scheduled appear- THROUGH 132, OF wherein FEDERAL NA- Plaintiff, File No. TRUST, whose address is Post served must file their HEREIN NAMED INDI- ance is less than 7 THE PUBLIC REC- TIONAL MORTGAGE 2018-CP-000099 JAMES D. GRAYDON Office Drawer 2167, claim with this court VIDUALdays; if you are hear- ORDS OF OKALOOSA ASSOCIATION vs. AND Fort Walton Beach, ON OR BEFORE THE DEFENDANT(S) WHO ing or voice impaired, COUNTY, FLORIDA, (“FANNIE MAE”) is the Division F PAUL T. McDEVITT, AS Florida 32549, on or LATER OF 3 MONTHS ARE NOT KNOWN TO call 711. TOGETHER WITH AN Plaintiff and DAVID HAROLD B. IN RE: ESTATE OF TRUSTEE, before August 15, 2018 AFTER THE TIME OF BE DEAD OR ALIVE, UNDIVIDED INTER- AUGEST WEST A/K/A LOGSDON, ET AL., WILSON F. HART and file the original with THE FIRST PUBLICA- WHETHER SAID UN- 07/25/2018 EST IN THE COMMON DAVID AUGUST WEST Defendants. Plaintiff, the Clerk of this Court TION OF THIS NOTICE KNOWN PARTIES MAY 08/01/2018 ELEMENTS, IF ANY, A/K/A DAVID A. WEST Deceased. either before service on OR 30 DAYS AFTER CLAIM AN INTEREST APPURTENANT A/K/A DAVID AUGUST 20180386 NOTICE OF vs. Plaintiff’s attorney or THE DATE OF SERV- AS SPOUSES, HEIRS, THERETO, SUBJECT MUNIE F/K/A DAVID FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE TO immediately thereafter; ICE OF A COPY OF DEVISEES, GRANT- TO AND IN AC- AUGEST MUNIE; and IN THE CIRCUIT NOTICE IS HERE- CREDITORS THE UNKNOWN otherwise a default will THIS NOTICE ON EES, OR OTHER CORDANCE WITH UNKNOWN TENANT COURT OF THE BY (Summary HEIRS, BENEFICIAR- be entered against you THEM. CLAIMANTS are De- THE COVENANTS, (S) IN POSSESSION 1ST JUDICIAL CIR- GIVEN pursuant to a Administration) IES, for the relief demanded fendants. CONDITIONS, RE- OF THE SUBJECT CUIT, IN AND FOR Summary Final Judg- DEVISEES, GRANT- in the Complaint. All other creditors of STRICTIONS, TERMS PROPERTY are defend- OKALOOSA COUNTY, ment of Foreclosure TO ALL PERSONS EES, ASSIGNEES, This notice shall be the Decedent and other The Clerk of the AND OTHER PROVI- ants. JD PEACOCK II FLORIDA entered 5/29/2018 in HAVING CLAIMS OR LIENORS, published once a week persons having claims Court, J.D. Peacock II SIONS OF SAID DEC- as the Clerk of the Cir- CIVIL DIVISION: Civil Case No. 2016 CA DEMANDS AGAINST CREDITORS, TRUS- for four consecutive or demands against will sell to the highest LARATION cuit Court shall sell to CASE NO.: 2016 CA 000492 F of the Circuit THE ABOVE ESTATE: TEES, AND ALL weeks in the Crestview Decedent’s estate must bidder for cash at the highest and best 004071 Court of the FIRST Ju- You are hereby notified OTHERS WHO News Bulletin. file their claims with the www.okaloosa.realforeclose.co ANY PERSON CLAIM- bidder for cash elec- dicial Circuit in and for that an Order of Sum- MAY CLAIM AN INTER- court WITHIN 3 m on August ING AN INTEREST IN tronically at U.S. BANK NATIONAL Okaloosa County, mary Administration EST IN THE ESTATE WITNESS my hand and MONTHS AFTER THE 21, 2018 at 11:00 AM THE SURPLUS FROM www.okaloosa.realforeclose.co ASSOCIATION, AS IN- Crestview, Florida, has been entered in OF seal of this Court on DATE OF THE FIRST CST the following de- THE SALE, IF ANY, m at, 11:00 AM DENTURE TRUSTEE wherein NATIONSTAR the estate of WILSON HARRY L. STAN- the 11th day of July, PUBLICATION OF scribed real property OTHER THAN THE on the 8th day of No- FOR TOWD POINT MORTGAGE LLC D/B/A F. HART, deceased, FORD, DECEASED; 2018. THIS NOTICE. as set forth in said Final PROPERTY OWNER vember, 2018, the fol- MORTGAGE TRUST CHAMPION MORT- File Number RICHARD STAN- Judgment, to wit: AS OF THE DATE OF lowing described prop- ASSET-BACKED SE- GAGE COMPANY is 2018-CP-000099, by FORD; AND ANY AND ALL CLAIMS NOT THE LIS PENDENS erty as set forth in said CURITIES, SERIES Plaintiff and HAROLD the Circuit Court for ALL J. D. PEACOCK FILED WITHIN THE THE LAND DE- MUST FILE A CLAIM Final Judgment, to wit: 2015-1, B. LOGSDON, ET AL., OKALOOSA County, UNKNOWN PARTIES Clerk Circuit Court and TIME PERIODS SET SCRIBED HEREIN IS WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- Plaintiff, are Defendants, the Florida, Probate Divi- CLAIMING BY, Comptroller FORTH IN SECTION SITUATED IN THE TER THE SALE. LOT 1, IN BLOCK C, vs. Clerk of Court will sell sion, the address of THROUGH, Okaloosa County, 733.702 OF THE FLOR- STATE OF FLORIDA, OF SEABREEZE AD- to the highest and best which is 1940 Lewis UNDER, AND AGAINST Florida IDA PROBATE CODE COUNTY OF If you are a person DITION NUMBER 3, RAUL REYES A/K/A bidder for cash elec- Turner Blvd., Fort Wal- THE HEREIN NAMED WILL BE FOREVER OKALOOSA, DE- with disability who ACCORDING TO THE RAUL G. REYES; THE tronically at ton Beach, Florida INDIVIDUAL By: Diane Watkins BARRED. SCRIBED AS FOL- needs any accommo- PLAT THEREOF, AS AEGEAN CONDOMIN- www.okaloosa.realforeclose.co 32547; that the DEFENDANT(S) WHO Deputy Clerk NOTWITH- LOWS: dation in order to par- RECORDED IN PLAT IUM ASSOCIATION, m at 11:00 AM decedent’s date of ARE NOT KNOWN STANDING THE TIME ticipate in this pro- BOOK 2, AT PAGE 81, INC.; AMSOUTH in accordance with death was November TO BE DEAD OR If you are a person PERIODS SET FORTH LOT 78, BLOCK B, ceeding, you are enti- OF THE PUBLIC REC- BANK; UNKNOWN Chapter 45, Florida 21, 2017; that the total ALIVE, WHETHER with a disability who ABOVE, ANY CLAIM LEE FARMS SUBDIVI- tled, at no cost to you, ORDS OF TENANT IN POSSES- Statutes on the value of the estate is SAID UNKNOWN PAR- needs any accommo- FILED TWO (2) YEARS SION, PHASE 1, AC- to the provision of OKLALOOSA SION OF THE SUB- 9/04/2018 at 11:00 AM $73000.00 and that the TIES dation in order to par- OR MORE AFTER THE CORDING TO PLAT certain assistance. COUNTY, FLORIDA JECT PROPERTY, on the following de- names and addresses MAY CLAIM AN INTER- ticipate in this pro- DECEDENT’S DATE OF THEREOF RE- Please contact: Defendants. scribed property as set of those to whom it has EST AS SPOUSES, ceeding, you are enti- DEATH IS BARRED. CORDED IN PLAT ANY PERSON CLAIM- forth in said Summary been assigned by such HEIRS, DEVISEES, tled at no cost to you, BOOK 21, PAGES Court Administration, ING AN INTEREST IN NOTICE OF Final Judgment, to-wit: order are: GRANTEES, OR to the provision of The date of the first 86-88, OF THE PUB- ADA Liaison THE SURPLUS FROM FORECLOSURE SALE OTHER CLAIMAINTS. certain assistance, publication of this No- LIC RECORDS OF Okaloosa County THE SALE, IF ANY, Lot 4, Block E, Dana Name Please contact Court tice is: 08/01/2018. OKALOOSA COUNTY, 1940 Lewis Turner OTHER THAN THE NOTICE IS HEREBY Pointe, according to Albert E. Barnes III Defendants. Administration, ADA FLORIDA. Boulevard PROPERTY OWNER GIVEN pursuant to Fi- the plat thereof, re- Liaison, Okaloosa Personal Representa- Fort Walton Beach, AS OF THE DATE OF nal Judgment of Fore- corded in Plat Book 13, Address Case Number: County, 1940 Lewis tive: April Chambers, ANY PERSON CLAIM- Florida 32547 THE LIS PENDENS closure dated the 26th Pages 76 and 77, of 8941 Hwy 90 2018-CC-001594 Turner Blvd, Fort Wal- 813 Travis Court, Crest- ING AN INTEREST IN Phone (850) 609-4700 MUST FILE A CLAIM day of June, 2018, the Public Records of Milton, FL 32583 ton Beach, FL 32547; view, FL 32536 THE SURPLUS FROM Fax (850) 651-7725 WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- and entered in Case Okaloosa County, Flor- phone (850) 609-4700 THE SALE, IF ANY, ADA.Okalooa@flcourts1. TER THE SALE. No. 2016 CA 004071, ida. ALL INTERESTED FORMAL NOTICE OF fax (850) 652-7725; PERRI & JENNINGS, OTHER THAN THE gov of the Circuit Court of PERSONS ARE NOTI- ACTION BY [email protected] Attorneys at Law PROPERTY OWNER If you are a person the 1ST Judicial Circuit Any person claiming an FIED THAT: PUBLICATION v at least Attorneys for Personal AS OF THE DATE OF At least 7 days before with disability who in and for Okaloosa interest in the surplus All creditors of the es- seven (7) days before Representative THE LIS PENDENS your scheduled court needs any accommo- County, Florida, from the sale, if any, tate of the decedent TO: The several and your scheduled court 4 Eleventh Avenue, MUST FILE A CLAIM appearance, or imme- dation in order to par- wherein U.S. BANK NA- other than the property and persons having respective unknown appearance, or imme- Suite 1 WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- diately upon receiving ticipate in this pro- TIONAL ASSOCIA- owner as of the date of claims or demands spouses, heirs, benefi- diately upon receiving Shalimar, Florida 32579 TER THE SALE. this notification if the ceeding, you are enti- TION, AS INDENTURE the Lis Pendens, must against the estate of ciaries, devisees, grant- this notification if the (850) 651-3011 time before the tled, at no cost to you, TRUSTEE FOR TOWD file a claim within 60 the decedent other ees, assignees, lienors, time before the [email protected] WITNESS my hand and scheduled appear- to the provision of POINT MORTGAGE days after the sale. than those for whom creditors, trustees, and scheduled appear- /s/Daniel C. Perri the seal of the court on ance is less than 7 certain assistance. TRUST Dated this provision for full pay- any other person claim- ance is less than 7 DANIEL C. PERRI July 16, 2018. days; if you are hear- Please contact: ASSET-BACKED SE- 7/16/2018. ment was made in the ing by, through, under, days; if you are hear- Florida Bar No.: ing or voice impaired, CURITIES, SERIES Order of Summary Ad- or against Defendant ing or voice impaired, 0138590 CLERK OF THE call 711. Court Administration, 2015-1, is the Plaintiff Deputy Clerk ministration must file Harry L. Stanford; and call 711. COURT ADA Liaison and THE AEGEAN CLERK OF THE CIR- their claims with this all claimants, persons, 08/01/2018 J.D. Peacock II Dated this 7/29/2018 Okaloosa County CONDOMINIUM ASSO- CUIT COURT court WITHIN THE or parties, natural or 07/18/2018 08/08/2018 Sharon Patten 1940 Lewis Turner CIATION, INC.; RE- As Clerk of the Court TIME PERIODS SET corporate, or whose ex- 07/25/2018 Deputy Clerk JD PEACOCK II Boulevard 20180383 GIONS BANK, SUC- BY: Courtney Eslinger FORTH IN FLORIDA act legal status is un- 08/01/2018 Clerk Of The Fort Walton Beach, CESSOR BY MERGER STATUTES SECTION known, claiming under 08/08/2018 ALDRIDGE | PITE, LLP Circuit Court Florida 32547 IN THE CIRCUIT WITH AMSOUTH “If you are a person 733.702. ALL CLAIMS any of the above Attorney for Plaintiff Phone (850) 609-4700 20180361 COURT OF THE FIRST BANK; TYRA HUVAL; with a disability who AND DEMANDS NOT named or described 1615 South Congress By: Courtney Eslinger Fax (850) 651-7725 JUDICIAL CIRCUIT BLANCA LILA REYES; needs any accommo- SO FILED WILL BE defendants or parties Avenue Deputy Clerk ADA.Okalooa@flcourts1. IN THE CIRCUIT IN AND FOR KIMBERLY SIMPSON; dation in order to par- FOREVER BARRED. or claiming to have any Suite 200 gov COURT IN AND FOR OKALOOSA COUNTY, THE ESTATE OF 20180388 ticipate in this pro- NOTWITHSTANDING right, title, or interest in Delray Beach, FL OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA RAUL REYES A/K/A ceeding, you are enti- ANY OTHER APPLI- the property hereafter 33445 At least 7 days before FLORIDA LAKEVIEW LOAN RAUL G. REYES; and IN THE CIRCUIT tled, at no cost to you, CABLE TIME PERIOD, described. Telephone: (844) your scheduled court PROBATE DIVISION SERVICING, LLC, UNKNOWN TENANT COURT OF THE to the provision of ANY CLAIM FILED 470-8804 appearance, or imme- Plaintiff, (S) IN POSSESSION 1ST JUDICIAL CIR- certain assistance. TWO (2) YEARS OR YOU ARE NOTIFIED Facsimile: (561) diately upon receiving CASE NO.: 18-CP-972 OF THE SUBJECT CUIT, IN AND FOR Please contact: MORE AFTER THE that an action to fore- 392-6965 this notification if the VS. PROPERTY are defend- OKALOOSA COUNTY, DECEDENT’S DATE close on a Claim of Primary E-Mail: time before the IN RE: ESTATE OF ants. JD PEACOCK II FLORIDA Court Administration, OF DEATH IS Lien on the following ServiceMail@aldridgepite. scheduled appear- LARRY W. GRISHAM; as the Clerk of the Cir- CIVIL DIVISION: ADA Liaison BARRED. described property in com ance is less than 7 CARL F. MALONE, et. al., cuit Court shall sell to CASE NO.: 2017 CA Okaloosa County The date of first publi- Okaloosa County, Flor- days; if you are hear- ida: Deceased. Defendant(s). the highest and best 004470 1940 Lewis Turner cation of this Notice is ✳ ✳ ✳ E6 | Crestview News Bulletin Extra Wednesday, August 1, 2018

08/01/2018. THE EASTERLY OF SAID SUGAR FEET: THENCE GO 20180401 whom a copy of this RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE TOWN ROAD, A DIS- NORTH 89 DEGREES Court Administration, notice is required to be Publisher’s Attorney for Person OF SUGAR TOWN TANCE OF 1042.56 40 MINUTES 45 SEC- IN THE COUNTY ADA Liaison served must file their Notice Giving Notice ROADFEET: THENCE CON- ONDS EAST, A DIS- COURT IN AND FOR Okaloosa County claims with this court (RIGHT-OF-WAY TINUE NORTH 08 DE- TANCE OF 271.04 OKALOOSA COUNTY, 1940 Lewis Turner WITHIN THE LATER All real estate advertis- /s/ Mark A. Bednar WIDTH UNDETER- GREES 24 MINUTES FEET: THENCE GO FLORIDA. Boulevard OF 3 MONTHS AFTER ing in this newspaper is Mark A. Bednar, Esq. MINED): THENCE GO 15 SECONDS WEST SOUTH 08 DEGREES Fort Walton Beach, FL THE TIME OF THE subject to the Fair Attorney for Albert E. NORTH 08 DEGREES ALONG THE EAST- 24 MINUTES 15 SEC- PORTOFINO OWNERS’ 32547 FIRST PUBLICATION Housing Act which Barnes III 24 MINUTES 15 SEC- ERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY ONDS EAST, A DIS- ASSOCIATION, Phone (850)609-4700 OF THIS NOTICE OR makes it illegal to ad- vertise “any preference, Florida Bar Number: ONDS WEST ALONG LINE OF SAID SUGAR TANCE OF 30.30 INC., a Florida Fax (850)651-7725 30 DAYS AFTER THE limitation or discrimi- 397733 THE EASTERLY TOWN ROAD, A DIS- FEET: THENCE GO not-for-profit corpora- ADA.Okaloosa@flcourts DATE OF SERVICE OF nation based on race, 11 East Zaragoza RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE TANCE OF 30.30 SOUTH 89 DEGREES tion, 1.gov A COPY OF THIS NO- color, religion, sex, Street OF SAID SUGAR FEET; THENCE GO 40 MINUTES 45 SEC- TICE ON THEM. handicap, familial status Pensacola, FL 32502 TOWN ROAD, A DIS- NORTH 89 DEGREES ONDS WEST, A DIS- Plaintiff, At least 7 days before All other creditors of or national origin, or an Telephone: TANCE OF 1042.56 40 MINUTES 45 SEC- TANCE OF 271.04 v. your scheduled court the decedent and other intention, to make any (850) 435-1025 FEET: THENCE GO ONDS EAST, A DIS- FEET TO THE POINT appearance, or imme- persons having claims such preference, limita- Fax: (850) 434-7844 NORTH 89 DEGREES TANCE OF 251.04 OF BEGINNING: SAID CLAUDINE BAGGISH, diately upon receiving or demands against tion or discrimination” Familial status includes E-Mail:40 MINUTES 45 SEC- FEET TO THE POINT PARCEL OF LAND IS this notification if the decedent’s estate must children under the age [email protected] ONDS EAST, A DIS- OF BEGINNING; SITUATED IN SEC- Defendant. time before the file their claims with this of 18 living with parents Secondary E-Mail: TANCE OF 271.04 THENCE NORTH 08 TION 1 TOWNSHIP 2 scheduled appear- court WITHIN 3 Arc of the Emerald or legal custodians, [email protected] FEET: THENCE GO DEGREES 27 MIN- NORTH, RANGE 24 Case No. ance is less than 7 MONTHS AFTER THE Coast seeks to fill pregnant women and NORTH 08 DEGREES UTES 19 SECONDS WEST, OKALOOSA 2017-CC-002871 F days; if you are hear- DATE OF THE FIRST people securing cus- full time Direct Sup- Person Giving Notice: 24 MINUTES 15 SEC- WEST 199.49 FEET; COUNTY. ing or voice impaired, PUBLICATION OF THIS tody of children under port Professional ONDS WEST, A DIS- THENCE NORTH 89 TOGETHER WITH NOTICE OF SALE call 711.” NOTICE. 18. positions in Crest- /s/ Albert E. Barnes III TANCE OF 209.75 DEGREES 44 MIN- THOSE CERTAIN ALL CLAIMS NOT iview. Call (850) Albert E. Barnes III FEET: THENCE GO UTES 29 SECONDS EASEMENTS RE- NOTICE IS HEREBY 08/01/2018 FILED WITHIN THE This newspaper will not 863-1530 for more knowingly accept any 8941 Hwy 90 NORTH 89 DEGREES EAST 75.49 FEET; CORDED IN OFFICIAL GIVEN pursuant to a Fi- 08/08/2018 TIME PERIODS SET information. advertising for real es- Milton, Florida 32583 40 MINUTES 45 SEC- THENCE SOUTH 08 RECORDS BOOK nal Summary Judg- FORTH IN SECTION 20180402 tate which is in violation ONDS EAST, A DIS- DEGREES 21 MIN- 3193, PAGE 4761; OF- ment of Foreclosure 733.702 OF THE FLOR- of the law. Our readers 08/01/2018 TANCE OF 55.49 UTES 15 SECONDS FICIAL RECORDS dated July 20, 2018, IDA PROBATE CODE OKALOOSA are hereby informed LEGAL AD 08/08/2018 FEET TO THE POINT EAST 20.00 FEET; BOOK 3193, PAGE entered in this cause, I WILL BE FOREVER COUNTY that all dwellings adver- OF BEGINNING: THENCE SOUTH 89 4765 AND BOOK will sell to the highest BARRED. tised in this newspaper 20180400 Tri-County Community SCHOOL THENCE NORTH 08 DEGREES 44 MIN- 3193, PAGE 4769. and best bidder for NOTWITHSTANDING are available on a equal Council, Inc., Board of DISTRICT DEGREES 21 MIN- UTES 29 SECONDS TOGETHER WITH A cash at THE TIME PERIODS opportunity basis. To IN THE CIRCUIT Directors will meet on complain of discrimina- UTES 15 SECONDS WEST 55.49 FEET; 2014 CMH MOBILE www.okaloosa.realforeclose.co SET FORTH ABOVE, COURT OF THE FIRST Thursday, AUG 09, tion call HUD toll-free at WEST 90.23 FEET: THENCE SOUTH 08 HOME BEARING SE- m, in accord- ANY CLAIM FILED JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN 2018 at 5:00 P.M., with 1-800-669-9777. The THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 28 MIN- RIAL NUMBER ance with section TWO (2) YEARS OR AND FOR OKALOOSA Finance Committee toll-free number for the DEGREES 44 MIN- UTES 03 SECONDS WHC020569GA SITU- 45.031, Florida Statutes MORE AFTER THE hearing impaired is COUNTY, FLORIDA meeting at 4:15 p.m. & UTES 48 SECONDS EAST 179.47 FEET: ATE THEREON. on August 30, 2018, at DECEDENT’S DATE OF 1-800-927-9275. GENERAL JURISDIC- Head Start Committee EAST 254.39 FEET: THENCE SOUTH 89 11:00 a.m., Central DEATH IS BARRED. TION DIVISION at 4:15 p.m. at McLains THENCE SOUTH 08 DEGREES 40 MIN- Property Address: 4583 Time, all that certain The date of first publi- Restaurant located on Bus Drivers DEGREES 22 MIN- UTES 45 SECONDS SUGARTOWN ROAD, property located and cation of this notice is CASE NO: 2017 CA 331 South in DeFuniak Needed! UTES 53 SECONDS WEST 20.00 FEET TO CRESTVIEW, FL 32536 situated in Okaloosa August 1st, 2018. 003864 F Springs. Ins. & Good pay EAST 299.82 FEET: THE POINT OF BE- County, Florida as . Crestview 689-7301 THENCE SOUTH 89 GINNING: ANY PERSON CLAIM- more particularly de- VANDERBILT MORT- 08/01/2018 Niceville 833-4203 DEGREES 41 MIN- TOGETHER WITH AN ING AN INTEREST IN scribed as follows: Attorney for Personal GAGE AND FINANCE, Ft. Walton 833-3555 UTES 19 SECONDS EASEMENT FOR IN- THE SURPLUS FROM 20180406 Representatives: INC., WEST 100.01 FEET: GRESS AND EGRESS, THE SALE, IF ANY, Lot 41, Portofino Plaintiff, THENCE NORTH 08 AND THE INSTALLA- OTHER THAN THE Townhome Develop- IN THE CIRCUIT Paul Bailey, Attorney DEGREES 21 MIN- TION OF PUBLIC PROPERTY OWNER ment, according to COURT IN AND FOR Florida Bar No. 112829 vs. UTES 19 SECONDS UTILITIES OVER AND AS OF THE DATE OF map or plat thereof as OKALOOSA COUNTY, Welton Law Firm, LLC WEST 209.68 FEET: ACROSS THE FOL- THE LIS PENDENS recorded in Plat Book FLORIDA 1020 South Ferdon WILLIAM TRAVIS THENCE SOUTH 89 LOWING: COMMENC- MUST FILE A CLAIM 5, Page 150, Public Blvd OGLESBY; UNKNOWN DEGREES 44 MIN- ING AT THE NORTH- WITHIN 60 DAYS AF- Records of Okaloosa IN RE: ESTATE OF Crestview, Florida TENANT IN POSSES- UTES 30 SECONDS WEST CORNER OF TER THE SALE. County, Florida. CASE 32536 SION 1 N/K/A ROBIN WEST 154.50 FEET GOVERNMENT LOT 6, Parcel Identification NO: 2018 CP Telephone: (850) MCKINSEY, TO THE POINT OF SECTION 1, TOWN- Dated: 20th July, 2018. Number:000861 682-2120 Defendant(s). BEGINNING. SHIP 2 NORTH, 05-2S-23-2081-0000-0410 TOGETHER WITH AN RANGE 24 WEST, JD PEACOCK II, DIVISION: Probate Personal EASEMENT FOR IN- OKALOOSA COUNTY, CLERK Any person claiming an Representatives: CLERK’S NOTICE OF GRESS AND EGRESS, FLORIDA; THENCE OKALOOSA COUNTY interest in the surplus SALE AND THE INSTALLA- GO NORTH 00 DE- CIRCUIT COURT from the sale, if any, RICKEY LEE YANT, Mark H. Welton TION OF PUBLIC GREES 07 MINUTES other than the property Deceased./ Florida Bar No. 999202 NOTICE IS GIVEN that, UTILITIES OVER AND 40 SECONDS WEST, By: Rusti Mynard owner as of the date of Welton Law Firm, LLC in accordance with the ACROSS THE FOL- A DISTANCE OF Deputy Clerk the lis pendens must NOTICE TO CREDI- 1020 South Ferdon Amended Summary Fi- LOWING: 208.00 FEET: THENCE file a claim within 60 TORS Blvd nal Judgment of Fore- COMMENCING AT GO SOUTH 88 DE- AMERICANS WITH days after the sale. Crestview, Florida closure (to revise Legal THE NORTHWEST GREES 56 MINUTES DISABILITIES ACT The administration of 32536 Description) entered on CORNER OF GOV- 15 SECONDS WEST, If you are a person IN WITNESS the estate of Rickey Telephone: (850) June 25, 2018 in the ERNMENT LOT 6, A DISTANCE OF 79.41 with a disability who WHEREOF, I have Lee Yant, deceased, 682-2120 above-styled cause, I SECTION 1, TOWN- FEET TO A POINT ON needs any accommo- hereunto set my hand whose date of death will sell to the highest SHIP 2 NORTH, THE EASTERLY dation in order to par- and official seal this was June 4, 2018 and 08/01/2018 and best bidder for RANGE 24 WEST, RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE ticipate in a court pro- 24th day of July, 2018. whose social security 08/08/2018 cash on August 24, OKALOOSA COUNTY, OF SUGAR TOWN ceeding, you are enti- number is 2018 at 11:00 a.m. FLORIDA; THENCE ROADtled, at no cost to you, JD PEACOCK, II XXX-XX-5337, file num- (CST), at ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ GO NORTH 00 DE- (RIGHT-OF-WAY to the provision of CLERK OF COURT ber 2018 CP 000861 is www.okaloosa.realfore- GREES 07 MINUTES WIDTH UNDETER- certain assistance. pending in the Circuit close.com, the follow- 40 SECONDS WEST, MINED); THENCE GO Please contact Shelia By: Courtney Eslinger Court for Okaloosa ing described property: A DISTANCE OF NORTH 08 DEGREES Sims, Chief Deputy As Deputy Clerk County, Florida, Pro- Let a little COMMENCING AT 208.00 FEET: THENCE 24 MINUTES 15 SEC- Court Administrator, bate Division; the ad- THE NORTHWEST GO SOUTH 88 DE- ONDS WEST ALONG Office of Court Ad- Attorney for Plaintiff: dress of which is classifi ed do a CORNER OF GOV- GREES 56 MINUTES THE EASTERLY ministration at (850) Okaloosa County ERNMENT LOT 6, 15 SECONDS WEST, RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE 595-4400 at Lisa A. Troell, Esquire Courthouse Annex Ex- SECTION 1, TOWN- BIG job for you. A DISTANCE OF 79.41 OF SAID SUGAR the M.C. Blanchard 1201 Eglin Parkway tension, 1940 Lewis SHIP 2 NORTH, FEET TO A POINT ON TOWN ROAD, A DIS- Judicial Center, 5th Shalimar, FL 32579 Turner Boulevard, Fort RANGE 24 WEST, THE EASTERLY TANCE OF 1042.56 Floor, Pensacola, FL (850) 651-9944 Walton Beach, FL OKALOOSA COUNTY, RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE FEET TO THE POINT 32502 within 2 work- 32547. The names and The Crestview FLORIDA: THENCE OF SUGAR TOWN OF BEGINNING: ing days of your re- “If you are a person addresses of the per- GO NORTH 00 DE- ROADTHENCE CONTINUE ceipt of this (describe with a disability who sonal representative GREES 07 MINUTES News Bulletin (RIGHT-OF-WAY NORTH 08 DEGREES notice); if you are needs any accommo- and the personal 40 SECONDS WEST, WIDTH UNDETER- 24 MINUTES 15 SEC- hearing or voice im- dation in order to par- representative’s attor- A DISTANCE OF Classifi eds MINED): THENCE GO ONDS WEST ALONG paired, call 711. ticipate in this pro- ney are set forth below. 208.00 FEET: THENCE NORTH 08 DEGREES THE EASTERLY ceeding, you are enti- All creditors of the de- GO SOUTH 88 DE- 24 MINUTES 15 SEC- RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE 08/01/2018 tled, at no cost to you, cedent and other per- 864-0320 GREES 58 MINUTES ONDS WEST ALONG OF SAID SUGAR 08/08/2018 to the provision of sons having claims or 15 SECONDS WEST, THE EASTERLY TOWN ROAD, A DIS- certain assistance. demands against A DISTANCE OF 79.41 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE TANCE OF 30.30 Please contact: decedent’s estate on FEET TO A POINT ON

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