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VOLUME 21, NO. 30 FREE•THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 2019 YOUR TOWN Sheriff’s presence to expand If 10 deputies are added in the county budget as expected, Lakewood Ranch area planned to become its own policing district. PAGE 3

Courtesy photo Hey, baby! Dick’s 80 CENTER Lakewood Ranch’s Dick Vitale, an ESPN basketball sportscaster and former NBA coach, can add another STAGE “win” to his resume. He turned 80 June 9. Summerville couple lead “I can’t believe it — 80 years old,” Vitale said. “I feel the fundraising campaign like 20 and act like 12. And for the proposed theater then reality sets in when I look in the mirror. As one complex in Waterside. of my favorites of all time, SEE PAGE 8 Frank Sinatra, sang, ‘Young at Heart,’ baby!” Vitale, who spends much of his time raising money for pediatric cancer research, planned to celebrate his big birthday with friends, family and colleagues with a party at Selby Botanical Gardens June 13.

Courtesy photo Summerville’s John and Tippy Holz are the co-chairs for the Center Stage Capital Campaign for The Players Centre for the Performing Arts.

Pam Eubanks A+E Feed the arts Take a Great Andrea Medred, the head of theatrical the Oasis Church Anchored Youth Fine Arts Academy, journey. Knights in will take 20 of her mem- INSIDE bers, ages 11-17, to the Assemblies of God National Lakewood Fine Arts Festival July 30 in Orlando. Their group will host a Ranch dinner theater performance June 21 at the Oasis Church in Lakewood Ranch. The Indigo couple teens will perform musical earns Knights of theater and contemporary Christian and pop music hits. Columbus’ Family Dinner starts at 7 p.m. of the Year award and the show begins at 8 p.m. Tickets cost $15 and Jay Heater for Florida. can be reserved at chloe@ Indigo’s Rosemarie and Jim Coon show off their Fam- SEE PAGE 10 myoasis.org. ily of the Year award. 2 EAST COUNTY OBSERVER | THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 2019 YourObserver.com Who will fill Costco- related potholes?

Construction of retail to contribute 25%, about $1,000, center affecting Heritage toward recent road maintenance, as requested by the Master Asso- Harbour roads. ciation. The board voted 3-1 in May to contribute $25,000 to the Master Association toward traffic PAM EUBANKS calming measures. SENIOR EDITOR Construction-related repairs are yet to be resolved. As developers near completion “It’s a bouncing ball,” CDD of a Costco at Heritage Harbour, Supervisor Michelle Patterson supervisors on the Heritage Har- Bloom said. “Nobody has resolved bour South Community Devel- who pays for what. You can’t opment District worry how the burden the homeowners with all roadways leading into their com- that. We don’t have the ability to munity will handle the traffic. assess these guys (M&M).”’ At a June 4 meeting, supervi- Supervisor Rick Lane agreed sors said they needed to find out and noted the roadways already whether the developer, M&M are getting potholes from con- Realty Partners, will pay to resur- struction traffic. face or repair roads damaged Supervisors have tasked their from construction and whether manager, Greg Cox, to reach out they would share costs of road to the site’s developer and discuss maintenance with the Heritage a cost-sharing option for repair- Harbour Master Association ing or resurfacing roads torn up going forward. by construction. That report is The CDD owns the roadways due by the Aug. 6 meeting. (Stone Harbour Loop, River Heri- The board also asked for repre- tage Way, Heritage Green Way and sentatives of the CDD and Master Grand Harbour Parkway) near Association to discuss cost allo- entrances to the new Costco, and cations and formalize an agree- the master association maintains ment in writing. and assesses the property owners “There are still a lot of gray to pay for their maintenance. areas,” Lane said. The Stoneybrook, Lighthouse Bloom said the goal is eventu- Cove and River Strand commu- ally to have agreements in writing nities, as well as the commercial from both M&M and the Master areas where Costco is being devel- Association so that there are no oped, all contribute to the master questions related to cost-sharing association’s roads’ budget. going forward. The CDD board voted June 4 307843-1

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Photos by Pam Eubanks Manatee County Sheriff Rick Wells said he’s grateful Manatee County officials plan to fund 10 more deputies. The staffing PAM EUBANKS will help address strain on the agency from growth, especially in District 3, which includes much of East County. SENIOR EDITOR

anatee County Sheriff Wells said he expects “the major- Rick Wells might not BUDGET ity” of the 10 new deputies will go BUDGET have as many deputies as WORKSHOPS to District 3 to respond to calls for RECOMMENDATIONS he would like on Mana- service. A few might be added to tee County’s roadways, All the workshops are open the traffic enforcement division, Manatee County Administrator M to the public and held in Cheri Coryea’s recommended but he’s getting closer to what he as well. believes will be adequate. the County Administration Florida Highway Patrol histori- 2020 fiscal year budget, which Manatee County Administra- Building, 1112 Manatee Ave. cally has handled roadway crash- runs October 2019 through tor Cheri Coryea’s recommended W. es, but the agency is understaffed, September 2020, includes these 2020 fiscal year budget includes n Wednesday, June 19 — and Manatee County Sheriff’s requests from Manatee County’s nearly $1 million in funding for Meeting begins at 1:30 p.m. Office deputies are picking up constitutional officers: 10 new deputies. If the budget and will focus on five-year many of the approximately 200 is approved by the county com- Capital Improvement Pro- crashes per month, Wells said. Court Administration: Total missioners, Wells plans to use gram projects “That’s not our primary mis- $1.32 million budget includes many of those deputies to address n Wednesday, June 19 — sion,” Wells said. “But you’ve addition of $58,300 for growth in the Lakewood Ranch Meeting begins at 6 p.m. got citizens waiting three to four guardianship monitor program and Parrish areas. and is a public hearing hours, sometimes, waiting after a to assist the court in monitoring “The areas of growth have not so the citizens can offer traffic crash for FHP to respond. the health, welfare and safety of changed,” Wells said. “Once we’re comments on the recom- We can’t have citizens waiting Manatee County residents who 100% approved, we’ll see where mended budget that long.” are the subjects of guardianships the shortages are. Our primary n Tuesday, July 30 — Meet- He said those deputies would or under the jurisdiction of goal is for calls for service.” ing begins at 9 a.m., and work to do more traffic enforce- Guardianship Court. If commissioners approve the allows the commissioners to ment, which also is lacking in funds in September for another 10 review additional informa- District 3. State Attorney: Recommended positions in 2021, he should have tion and to resolve remain- The budget allocations would $627,702 budget does not fund enough deputies to split District ing budget issues also give the Sheriff’s Office his $87,919 for a deputy for Drug 3 into two districts. District 3 requests for four corrections offi- Court, but the position is funded spans from east of Interstate 75 cers, two school resource officers, in the Sheriff’s Office budget. from University Parkway to the a chemist, a crime-scene analyst Manatee River, as well as all unin- idly with nearly 1,500 new home and a crime-scene technician. Property Appraiser: Total corporated territory north of the sales in Lakewood Ranch alone in Wells had also requested posi- $5.55 million budget includes river, including Parrish, Ellenton 2018. It was ranked No. 2 nation- tions such as a recruiter and a $147,302 for personnel costs (two and Palmetto. It covers about 740 ally as the fastest-selling master- domestic violence deputy and extra pay days in the budget year square miles. planned community by the real detective that weren’t included and the addition of a geographic One new district would cover estate consulting firm RCLCO. in the suggested budget, but he information systems analyst) and the area north of the Mana- “I think we need at least 10 wasn’t disappointed. $98,640 for technology related tee River, while the other would more deputies to [form another] “I applaud the commission and to appraisal needs. focus south of the river mostly legitimate district,” Wells said. the new county administrator,” he in the greater Lakewood Ranch “We’ll see what happens.” said. “There was some compro- Clerk of Circuit Court: Total area. Both areas are growing rap- For the proposed 10 officers, mise that went into [Coryea’s] $7.78 million budget includes budget request.” $45,678 for two part-time Manatee County District 5 positions for the Palmetto Commissioner Vanessa Baugh Historical Museum. said prioritizing funding for deputies should be high priority. Sheriff’s Office: The $133.2 “With the growth we have seen million budget includes $1.6 and continue to see, it is impera- million for four corrections tive we make sure the Sheriff’s officers, 10 deputies, a chemist, a Office has the workforce it needs crime scene analyst and a crime to protect and serve Manatee scene technician. The request County,” Baugh said. “I continue did not include funding for a to have residents who ask my why needed crime analyst, a latent we do not support and give them print examiner or detectives for funding. They want to see more domestic violence and crimes deputies on the roads. They want against children. to see more of a presence of law enforcement. This is a step in the right direction.” Wells agreed. This is the third consecutive year commissioners are slated to provide funding for more deputies and would bring Manatee County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Michael Kenyan reviews a traffic incident at total deputies approved to 30 in the administrative offices. three years. 4 EAST COUNTY OBSERVER | THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 2019 YourObserver.com

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ing Day 2018, and there are more IN THE BLACK scheduled for 2019. PARK PLANS Event report October “The residents of Sarasota USRowing CEO 2018-September 2019 county are getting a beautiful Patrick McNerney community park, as well as get- said the Suncoast EVENT REVENUE ting a boon of tourism and eco- Aquatic Nature Cen- Grant event revenue: nomic impact that comes from ter Associates will $1,425,000 the events operated here,” Rodri- become host to one Event revenue: guez said, noting that in 2018 the of its two Olympic $1,902,222 park hosted an event or training training hubs, for it Total event revenue: activity 287 days of the year. will transition from $3,327,222 He said he expects revenues Oakland, Calif., to from sponsorships, donations and Nathan Benderson EXPENSES from facility rentals to increase Park in Sarasota over Event expenses: over time, especially after the the next three years. $2,943,325 community center opens. The The other training addition of Mote’s aquarium also facility will remain in EVENT PROFIT will attract business to the park. New Jersey. Addi- $383,897 “The vastness of this park tionally, the fifth floor allows us to do a lot more because of the park’s Finish you can have multiple events at Tower will become the same time,” Rodriguez said. home to the National report and business plan released “There’s so much potential here Rowing Hall of Fame Pam Eubanks in May, SANCA is profitable, cov- for growth.” and Museum. The Suncoast Aquatic Nature Center Associates President and CEO Stephen ering its costs for putting on and Although SANCA’s future space will house Rodriguez and USRowing CEO Patrick McNerney have agreed to make hosting events. development officer won’t memorabilia from Nathan Benderson Park one of the nation’s two Olympic training hubs. “We’re there; SANCA and directly be tasked with handling the nation’s oldest the events are self-sustaining,” events, he or she will help bring sport but will still be Rodriguez said. “The county has in revenue through sponsorships usable by the public ing a development officer this fall. $10 million for the community always understood they would and other means. for special events, Rodriguez said the position will center to take two to three years, have to reimburse us for the oper- Rodriguez said SANCA is wean- Rodriguez said. He be critical to kick-start SANCA’s though hopefully less. ations and maintenance for the ing away from support from the said the museum is overall fundraising efforts, and “This could be the coaching county park aspect part of things. Nathan Benderson Park Founda- expected to open by the hiring will result in the new and elite training focal point for We’re able to operate and main- tion, which has been raising funds the end of 2019. launch of a capital campaign for rowing in the U.S.,” Rodriguez tain the park at a cost savings to for park capital improvements, a future community center/boat- said. Sarasota County.” and will soon take on those fund- house at the park. Rodriguez said SANCA also will Sarasota County continues to raising duties itself. The founda- The community center/boat- be monitoring and cheering on reimburse expenses for operat- tion already has committed to a house is key to the park’s financial the success of Mote Marine Labo- ing the park portion of Nathan $4 million matching grant for the growth as it will offer boat storage ratory as it raises funds for a $130 Benderson Park through tourism community center. and spaces for park needs like fit- million aquarium on the north- tax revenues. That figure is about Rodriguez said he hopes to add ness classes, offices and meeting ern end of the park. The aquari- $1.19 million annually. enhancements, such as more spaces. Space in the new facility um could have positive financial Sarasota County commission- shaded areas, an additional or could be rented out for banquets repercussions for the park. ers last year asked for a plan to expanded playground, pocket or weddings. Rodriguez said such “It’s a very positive synergy,” ensure SANCA and the park were parks around the lake and pos- a facility will further set Nathan Rodriguez said. “We’re bringing becoming more self-sufficient. sibly even an amphitheater in Benderson Park apart as the pre- events in. Mote’s bringing visi- To enhance revenues from the near future. However, those mier location for rowing and oth- tors in. The benefit is you have an facility rentals, parking and other improvement plans have not been er events in the region. attraction that’s another amenity sources, SANCA has added fund- not finalized. He is banking on the campaign as a selling point for this park.” raising events such as the Turkey to raise between $8 million and According to SANCA’s annual Trot 5K fundraiser on Thanksgiv-

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Editor / CEO / Matt Walsh [email protected] Vice President / Lisa Walsh [email protected] Publisher / Emily Walsh [email protected] Associate Publisher- East County Observer / Lori Ruth [email protected] Executive Editor / Kat Hughes [email protected] Managing Editor / Jay Heater [email protected] Senior Editor / Pam Eubanks [email protected] Sports Reporter / Ryan Kohn [email protected] Digital Content Producer / Brynn Mechem, [email protected] Copy Editor/ Kaelyn Adix, kadix@ yourobserver.com Editorial Designers / Melissa Leduc, [email protected]; Carol Parker, [email protected] Arts + Entertainment Managing Editor / Niki Kottmann, nkottmann@ Jay Heater yourobserver.com Summerfield’s Tippy and John Holz said The Players Centre for Performing Arts’ planned theater in Waterside Place will “sell itself.” Black Tie Reporter / Harry Sayer, [email protected] Director of Advertising / Jill Raleigh [email protected] Sales Manager / Penny DiGregorio [email protected] Digital Sales and Business Development Manager / Kathleen O’Hara,[email protected] New ‘cheerleaders’ Senior Advertising Executive / Laura Ritter, [email protected] Advertising Executives / Richeal Bair, [email protected]; Diane de Spirlet, ddespirlet@yourobserver. com; Chrissy Guevera, cguevara@ sell community theater yourobserver.com; Beth Jacobson, [email protected]; Jennifer Kane, [email protected]; Tina Kelly, [email protected]; Linda Krysinski, Love of the arts Morgan Gerhart, The Players’ Milwaukee, Tippy (her maiden [email protected]; Bob Lewis, advancement director, loved the name is Gurgol) found a live the- [email protected]; Toni Perren, isn’t an act for this passion shared by Tippy and John ater that was only a short bus ride [email protected] Holz, and she offered them the job from the university. Along with Sales Operations Manager / Susan Summerfield couple. Leedom, [email protected] as co-chair. further developing a love of the Sales Coordinator/Account Manager “We’ve always talked up The arts during her time at the uni- Emma Burke, eburke@yourobserver. Players,” Tippy Holz said. “Now versity, she also met her husband. com; Lori Downey, ldowney@ JAY HEATER yourobserver.com it’s talking up The Players on ste- They were married in 1994, Classified Advertising Sales MANAGING EDITOR roids. We are asking for support and their love of arts took off Executive/Kelly Florez, kflorez@ for what we believe in. It’s going with John’s career as an archi- yourobserver.com or Summerfield’s John to be a great addition.” tect. He began working for Tributes Coordinator/ Kristen Boothroyd, [email protected] Holz, it was an interesting John Holz, who still works for Plunkett Raysich Architects in Director of Marketing / Robin Lankton, introduction to live theater. Plunkett Raysich Architects (now Milwaukee in 2001 and the man- [email protected] He was 17, and at the at its Sarasota office), said he aging partner, James Plunkett, Director of Creative Services F and Information Technology / Kathy time, his interests were dominat- never needed any time to accept was a huge supporter of the arts. Payne, [email protected] ed by his love of drawing muscle Gerhart’s request. “They will be He supplied some of his employ- Creative Director / Caleb Stanton, cars. The only shows in his life building a community around ees, including Tippy and John, [email protected] were all about horsepower. this theater,” he said. “We are the with tickets. Creative Services Administrator / But then his church, St. Peter’s cheerleaders, and we are going to Over the years, the couple start- Marjorie Holloway, [email protected] of Slinger, Wis., held a live pre- live and breathe it.” ed taking their children — Jake, Creative Services Coordinator / sentation of “Passion Play,” which Isn’t it overwhelming to be in now 19, and Noah, 16 — to theater. Christine Galan, cgalan@yourobserver. depicted Jesus Christ’s trial, suf- charge of a campaign that hopes com fering and death. to raise more than $20 million for Advertising Graphic Designers / “We’ve always talked up The Players. Shawna Polana, Luis Trujillo, Allison Holz didn’t think of himself as the new theater? The nonprofit Wampole, Louise Martin much of an actor, even though he has $9.5 million in the bank from Now it’s talking up The Players on Technology & Development Manager/ accepted a small part as one of the sale of its Sarasota theater. steroids. We are asking for support Adam Quinlin, aquinlin@yourobserver. the narrators. Behind the scenes, “I was a United Way coordi- com though, was different. nator, so I am not afraid of that,” for what we believe in. It’s going to Chief Financial Officer / Laura Keisacker; lkeisacker@yourobserver. “I couldn’t act, but we built the John Holz said. be a great addition to our wonderful com stage set,” he said. “Everything He will have help this time from Controller / Rafael Labrin, was black because we wanted it his wife. community.” [email protected] to disappear.” Like her husband, Tippy Holz Office and Accounting Coordinator / — Tippy Holz Donna Condon, dcondon@yourobserver. At the time, Holz might not had few visits to live theater com have thought his first live perfor- growing up. mance would have made a lasting “I grew up a figure skater,” impression. But he did think back she said. “I performed at local “I wanted to continue what Observer Media Group Inc. is locally owned. on it years down the line. ice shows regularly, and I was my mom did with me,” Tippy Publisher of the “Some of it stayed with me,” very competitive. It was a way Holz said. “We went to New Longboat Observer, East County he said. “I appreciated all that of life.” York and saw ‘Wicked’ three Observer, Sarasota Observer, went into putting something on Her mother, Linda Yancey, tried years ago on Broadway.” Siesta Key Observer, for an audience.” to make the arts part of her chil- Eventually, they fell in love with Palm Coast Observer, That appreciation for live the- dren’s life in Kenosha, Wis., so community theater. Port Orange Observer, ater has grown immensely, and she took Tippy to “The King and “The benefit of community Ormond Beach Observer, now Holz and his wife, Tippy, have West Orange Times & Observer, I” with actor Yul Brynner in Chi- theater is that they aren’t so pol- Windermere Observer, accepted the role as co-chairs for cago when she was 10. ished,” Tippy Holz said. “We see Business Observer, the Center Stage Capital Cam- “It was actually my first [live people in community theater who Jacksonville Daily Record, paign for The Players Centre for theater performance],” Tippy are passionate about something. LWR Life Magazine, the Performing Arts. Holz said. “I could relate to them It’s more engaging.” Baldwin Park Living Magazine and The fundraising campaign is because they were on stage, and John had other reasons for lov- Season Magazine. supporting The Players’ drive I skated in front of people. But ing community theater. Chairman / David Beliles to build a $30 million theater in there, they were with other peo- “You can’t wait to see these Editor and CEO / Matt Walsh the new Waterside Place in Lake- ple. I liked watching that dynam- people you care about,” he said. Vice President / Lisa Walsh wood Ranch. ic because I was always out there “They are people in our neighbor- 8126 Lakewood Main St., Suite D207 “It was so exciting — we by myself.” hood. One might be your accoun- Lakewood Ranch, FL 34202 thought about how we could be a She went back to her skat- tant, some are on the way to being 941-755-5357 part of it,” said Tippy Holz, who, ing, though, and didn’t attended professional actors. And they do it like her husband, is 49. “It’s going another live theater performance out of pure love.” YourObserver.com to be amazing in Waterside. 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eing the frugal person I entertainment hub, which would am, I rushed to the local be bolstered by another major restaurant knowing I had arts player. Bapproximately 15 minutes The Players and Sarasota to take advantage of happy hour. Orchestra aren’t competitors, And I was successful, or so I so the combination would be an thought, when I arrived 10 min- enhancement not a clash. utes before the deadline. I went Taking it even further, if the to the hostess and asked to sit at two organizations combine an outside seat at the bar. forces, imagine the building. Only, the hostess informed me The Players plans on spending those seats weren’t open because about $30 million, and Sara- of bugs. OK, how about a seat sota Orchestra hopes to put $60 inside at the bar? The hostess million into a new facility. How said she would check with the about one mixed-use $80 mil- bartender, who was swamped lion theater complex? It could with customers. When the host- Courtesy photo have a 2,000-seat main the- ess returned, she asked if I would Sarasota Orchestra announced at the end of May that it would be looking outside the city for a home for a new ater, a 450-seat theater for The mind sitting at a table to help concert hall. Could Lakewood Ranch be a possibility? Players’ performances and then out. All righty then. smaller theaters for mixed-use. When I finally sat down and Sometimes crazy ideas just the waitress arrived, it was 6:55 terms to the waitress. to sites outside the city. But, wow, wouldn’t it be aren’t feasible. To that I say, p.m., or five minutes before “Awww, come on now,” I said On the eastern side of Sarasota cool if Lakewood Ranch pulled how about Nathan Benderson happy hour became a thing of to the manager. And I smiled. County, Schroeder-Manatee both The Players and Sarasota Park? Just another impossible the past. “OK,” he said. “We can do it Ranch has begun construction Orchestra to the east side? thought? I ordered my half-price appe- this one time.” on Waterside Place, an extension Certainly, I am not privy to Nah. If I can get a half-price tizers and two-for-one drinks. Gotcha! of Lakewood Ranch. It promises whether such a conversation appetizer from a grumpy wait- “We’re finished with happy Yes, people can solve even the to include an amazing combina- already has taken place. Consid- ress and her manager, any- hour,” the waitress informed me. most momentous of problems if tion of restaurants, shops, parks ering SMR and Sarasota Orches- thing’s possible. “But it’s 6:56,” I said. they apply themselves. and farmers markets, along with tra are major players, I would The cash register (or whatever That brings me to a different its anchor tenant, The Players tend to think they did at some electronic form of cash register problem currently being experi- Centre for the Performing Arts. point connect. currently is in use) had switched enced by the Sarasota Orchestra, Would two be company or But whether they have dis- Jay Heater is to regular pricing, and no one which was hoping to build a con- a crowd? cussed the idea or not, it might the managing could change that fact. It would cert hall in Sarasota’s Payne Park, Sure, all the plans have been be worth at least a business editor for the be easier to break a prisoner out a plan that was turned down by drawn up and approved, and lunch to see if both would profit East County Ob- of Attica. the Sarasota City Commission the architectural design is in the from a partnership. server. Contact Because this seemed absurd, I on May 20. Ten days later, the bank. It would seem crazy to The orchestra wants easy him at jheater@ asked for the manager to explain orchestra’s leaders released a throw a curve into the works at access to Interstate 75 to expand yourobserver. it to me. Which he did, in similar statement saying they were open this late stage. its fan base. SMR is building this com.

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Faith drives Indigo couple the Coons can look at the award the Planned Parenthood building as it sits on a shelf at their home. in Sarasota. to serve others. For the Coons, though, the true “A woman walked past and I reward is not sitting on a shelf. asked, ‘Are you OK?’” Jim Coon They carry it with them every- said. “She kept walking. But there JAY HEATER where they go. was a man walking behind her. He MANAGING EDITOR “If you are looking for true followed her into the building and peace, look outside yourself,” eventually came out a short while n June 1 at the Hyatt said Jim Coon, who is the volun- later. He came back to me and Regency Orlando, Indi- teer Culture of Life director for talked to me for an hour. Ogo’s Jim and Rosema- the Diocese of Venice. “Volun- “Here it was, this David and rie Coon walked away from the teerism allows you to get outside Goliath chat. Our building, the Knights of Columbus State Con- yourself.” Community Pregnancy Clinic vention carrying the 2019 Family Jim Coon then told a story. Inc., is this old, dilapidated, little of the Year award. Jim and Rosemarie spend each building. Then [down the street] Humbled and honored in repre- Tuesday morning holding signs you have this huge building. But I senting the Knights of Columbus — “Free pregnancy services and got this man, who wanted to have at Our Lady of the Angels Catho- ultra sounds at the Community this baby, connected with a men’s lic Church in Lakewood Ranch, Pregnancy Clinic” — in front of group to provide healing.”

Jay Heater Indigo’s Jim and Rosemarie Coon earned the Coming Home is Simply Family of the Year award for the Knights of Columbus in Florida.

After giving the man the information, Jim Coon watched as he walked away. He had no idea if the man followed through and found the healing he had sought. “I didn’t say volunteerism leads you to true happiness,” Jim Coon said. “But when I walked away that day, I was at peace. You can’t help others and say, ‘What’s in it for me?’” Nevertheless, Jim and Rosema- rie Coon said their volunteerism has led to many gifts. Rosemarie Coon talked about their Monday trips to Inspired Living in Lakewood Ranch to share their Catholic faith or just to provide support. “An Inspired Living gentleman we knew had passed away,” she said. “His family said to me, ‘We would like you to read the petitions during the funeral Mass. He loved talking with you.’ “We had a nice rapport, and being asked to read the petitions was special to me. He felt so connected to us.” The Coons have a lot of con- nections in the community. In earning the Family of the Year award over three other finalists who advanced among the 55,000 Knights members in Florida, Jim Coon schedules, plans and directs council activities in Special Olympics, March for Life, Christian Refugee Relief, Mass for Special Needs and Preg- nancy Center Support. The couple — Jim is 66 and Rosemarie is 63 — is heavily involved in the activities at Our Lady of the Angels, including both their work in many of the church ministries and retreats and their support given to priority projects. Both are Eucharistic ministers, and they were heavily involved in fundraising efforts by the Diocese of Venice to support a new mobile medical clinic to provide prenatal sweet care to women in Sarasota, Fort Myers and Naples. Then there are the trips to share SHOPPING, DINING, ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT | PARKS & TRAILS | 16 VILLAGES TO CHOOSE FROM their faith, such as the ones to seniors at Inspired Living. SOCIAL AND SPORTS CLUBS | GOLF & RACQUET SPORTS | THRIVING BUSINESS COMMUNITY | A-RATED SCHOOLS The couple — who have three children: 37-year-old Ryan * Coons, 34-year-old Danae Alli- NEW HOMES FROM THE $200S TO OVER $1 MILLION son and 29-year-old Whitney Testa — say they have so many projects that it can be hard to remember them. At the Orlando Hyatt during the awards ceremony, a master of ceremonies was reading the win- .com ners’ many volunteer projects. *Prices subject to change without notice. © 2019 Lakewood Ranch Rosemarie looked at her husband. “This isn’t us,” she said. “I had forgotten what we had done.” 301476-1

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Photos by Ryan Kohn Former Braden River Lakewood Ranch High baseball coach Ryan Kennedy, center, says he loves when he sees his campers eventually play at higher levels. High and Florida Gators 1pitcher Tyler Dyson was selected by the Washington Nationals in the fifth round (142nd overall) of the 2019 MLB Draft on June 5. A CAMP THAT CONNECTS

Local coach’s are about. OTHER LOCAL Lakewood Ranch 8-year-old baseball camp SUMMER Layne Mikulec was the lone girl at the camp, not that it mattered continues to be a hit. BASEBALL to her. She had a great time, she CAMPS said, and learned the “six Fs of fielding”: foundation, field, fun- RYAN KOHN WORKOUTS WITH COACH nel, footwork, fire and follow SPORTS REPORTER VIANNEY GARABITO through. She also learned one of n Seventh grade and up the tenets of the game. he sun was the only thing n Three days a week for two “Always catch with two hands,” hotter than the bats at hours at Lakewood Ranch Mikulec said. Lakewood Ranch’s summer Park, starting at 4:30 p.m. Mikulec showed off her power Lakewood Ranch High Tyouth baseball minicamp n Cost is $20 per workout hitting during practice, hitting softball junior Avery June 4. or $50 for a week (due the multiple balls over the other 2Goelz finished second Players were smashing line first workout) campers’ heads. She has played in Class 8A Dairy Farmers drives left and right, even when n For more information, baseball for three years, she Player of the Year voting. coaches switched to plastic balls. contact Vianney Garabito at said. The second day of the two- 773-3521. No experience is too Tammy Mannella, day camp was highlighted by a much at this camp, Pam Allen and Chris final game of whiffle ball, and BRADENTON MARAUDERS either. Experi- 3Windesheim (80) won the players took advantage of one CAMP enced players the Ladies Summer League last chance to show off what they n Get instruction from need to brush Best Ball event June 4 at learned at the plate. Lakewood Marauders coaches and up on the basics. Lakewood Ranch Golf and Ranch High coach Ryan Ken- players Mikulec said she Country Club. nedy, who has run the program’s n Ages 6-14 would love to return camps for seven seasons, hoped n 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. June 18-20 for another camp ses- Toi Estes, Marilyn those lessons would stick, and it at LECOM Park sion. Huebner, Kathy was obvious they did. n Cost is $135; comes with a Lakewood Ranch 4Cuviello and Lynne “You get kids at different lev- T-shirt, lunch and a ticket to 9-year-old Jacob Richbourg (67) won the Nine els,” Kennedy said. “You have to the Marauders home games Gaulter said he took Hole Ladies Golf Association modify certain things as far as on the days of the camp a few things from Money Ball event (best ball hitting drills and infield drills. n For more information, the camp that scoring) June 6 at University We do a lot of basic stuff. Funnel- call 747-3031, Ext. 4360) or might seem simple Park Country Club. ing the baseball after we field it. email Joe.Macisso@pirates. but are nonethe- Proper footwork. Hitting, we do a com. less important. Susan Daniels (22 lot of tee drills, making sure they “Keep the ball points) won the Nine keep their heads down.” in front of you 5Hole Women’s Golf Kennedy also has more [when fielding], and Association Individual Quota advanced players, and he wants can improve even when no one always step at the Points event June 6 at Palm to make sure they aren’t bored, else is around. pitcher [when hit- Aire Country Club. so he adds drills and instruction Some of it includes looking in ting],” Gaulter said. that challenge them. It takes a lot a mirror to see if they have the “If you don’t, you Layne Miku- of attention considering some proper stance or taking a ten- are probably going to lec, 8, was of the players have never played nis ball and throwing it against a miss the ball.” the only girl before. garage door. Did Gaulter have a at the base- “I have no problem with that,” “That is the main thing with good time as well? ball camp, Kennedy said of finding the right camps I run,” he said. “Making “Yes,” he said. “I like and she level for all the players. “That is sure they can apply what they to get dirty, and I like the fit in quite fun for me.” learn to everyday use.” sport.” perfectly. He knows the lessons will be The camp, which was for chil- Gaulter’s cap, smoth- forgotten if the players can’t con- dren 5-13, was lively. Players joked ered in sweat and dirt, told tinue drilling after the camp ends. with one another like they were the rest of the story. Kennedy makes sure he gives all old teammates, not temporary Kennedy will hold addi- the players drills they can do camp friends. It also got com- tional camps June 17-18 and with their parents, grandparents petitive — well, as competitive as July 8-9. Camps run from 9 NEW AT AREA or friends. He also includes drills whiffle ball can get — which gave a.m. to noon. The cost is $75 LINKS PAGE 16 they can do on their own so they the kids a feel of what real games per camper. 16 EAST COUNTY OBSERVER | THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 2019 YourObserver.com

PROSE AND KOHN RYAN KOHN High-profile golf instructor lands at Heritage Harbour

f you have watched the Golf Conaway said he has picked Channel recently, you might the brains of Cameron McCor- have noticed East County’s mick, who coached Jordan Inewest golf instructor. Spieth during his Masters and Tim Conaway, 43, started the U.S. Open-winning 2015 season, Conaway Golf Academy in 2014 and Chris Como, Tiger Woods’ at Sarasota’s Tatum Ridge Golf former swing coach, among Links. As Tatum Ridge under- others. Even though coaching is goes a lengthy renovation, Con- a business, he said instructors away decided, starting in May, tend to be forthcoming when to move the academy to Heritage sharing tips and tricks. The rise Harbour Golf Club and Eatery of social media — where most indefinitely. everything can be found for free Conaway is a Golf Channel anyway — might play a part in Academy-affiliated instructor, that, but everyone also has the which means he gets access to same overarching goal: to help the network’s Orlando studio grow the game. and video equipment. He drives Conaway said he has had out there about once a year, he numerous clients contact him said, and spends an entire day after seeing one of his videos air, shooting eight to 10 “tip” videos, and he is thankful to the channel covering things from proper grip for helping him raise his profile. to the best short game strategies. It took work to get where he is, Ryank Kohn Most are about a minute in though. Tim Conaway, who now runs his golf academy at Heritage Harbour, is a Golf Channel length. The videos are featured He started his coaching career Academy-affiliated instructor. on Conaway’s own website in 2001 by working as an assis- and also air sporadically on the tant at the Longboat Key Club. network. Conaway was selected After five years, he became an edge. Lately, he has been learn- A series of multiple lessons is after the Golf Channel targeted assistant pro at The Oaks Club in ing how to more effectively com- available at a discount. There Proponent Group (a network of Sarasota, where he stayed until municate information, or how are also group sessions available top golf instructors) members 2011, when he decided to go into our brains accept information at the academy with instructor for its academy pilot program in business for himself. and learn the best. Most sports Brad Myers. January 2014. Why stick with it through all are reaction-based, but golf is so “It has been a great vehicle to the years of grinding to the top? cerebral that most players tend help me grow,” Conaway said. “It is an adrenaline rush to to overthink things. Conaway “Not only do I get access to the help others,” Conaway said. wants to get his clients back studio, I get access to the chan- “Watching someone exceed their to playing, not thinking; their Ryan Kohn is the nel’s network of instructors, own expectations is the biggest swing should be second-nature. sports writer for who I can contact for tips. We all rush I can get.” Now that our local golfers have the East County want to grow the game. There Conaway said he is still trying access to his brand of instruc- Observer. Contact are open lines of communica- to improve as a coach, never tion, he wants them to know he him at rkohn@ tion.” satisfied with his level of knowl- can only fix so much in an hour. yourobserver.com.

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ADAM HUGHES John and Marianne Novelli, of RESEARCH EDITOR Bradenton, sold their home at 919 Preservation St., to Richard and Linda Choma, of Bradenton, home in the Lake Club for $335,000. Built in 2012, it has topped all transac- three bedrooms, two baths and 1,754 square feet of living area. Ations in this week’s real It previously sold for $330,000 in 2015. estate. Frank and Lisa Bosse, of Lakewood Ranch, sold their COUNTRY CLUB EAST SD CCE LLC sold the home at home at 16311 Foremast Place 15819 Kendleshire Terrace to to Kevin and Cindy Keane, of Peter and Irma Kehl, of Lake- wood Ranch, for $770,000. Built Lakewood Ranch, for $1.22 in 2018, it has three bedrooms, million. Built in 2016, it has three baths, a pool and 2,699 square feet of living area. three bedrooms, three baths, a pool and 3,040 square feet Robert Spine Jr., of Lakewood Ranch, sold his home at 14330 of living area. Stirling Drive to Michael and Courtesy photo Michelle Lusnia, of Lakewood This home at 16311 Foremast Place in the Lake Club sold for $1.22 million. It has Ranch, for $385,000. Built in three bedrooms, three baths, a pool and 3,040 square feet of living area. COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE 2012, it has three bedrooms, two Michael Jones, of Collegeville, baths, a pool and 1,977 square Pa., sold his home at 7304 feet of living area. It previously of Bradenton, for $515,000. Built RIVERDALE REVISED Greystone St., to Laura and sold for $420,000 in 2016. in 2009, it has three bedrooms, Edwin and Mary Jean Barcewicz, Thomas Stavola, of Lakewood two-and-a-half baths, a pool of Parrish, sold their home at Ranch, for $1.2 million. Built RIVER CLUB SOUTH and 2,658 square feet of liv- 4512 Blue Marlin Drive to Grego- in 2010, it has three bedrooms, Edward and Yvette Prado, of ing area. It previously sold for ry and Becky Quinn, of Braden- four-and-a-half baths, a pool Melbourne, sold their home at $389,000 in 2012. ton, for $511,000. Built in 1999, and 4,048 square feet of living 9984 Cherry Hills Ave. Circle it has three bedrooms, three area. It previously sold for $1.45 to Ira and Margarita Pittman, of BOMTON LLC sold the home at baths, a pool and 2,449 square million in 2017. Bradenton, for $590,000. Built in 8211 River Preserve Drive to Ger- feet of living area. It previously 1998, it has four bedrooms, three ald and Caroline MacDonald, of sold for $470,000 in 2015. Gary and Diane Pluchino, of baths, a pool and 2,957 square Bradenton, for $410,000. Built in Stirling, N.J., sold their home at feet of living area. It previously 2011, it has four bedrooms, three 12604 Deacons Place to Steven sold for $450,000 in 2013. baths, a pool and 2,479 square SEE REAL ESTATE, 24 and Regina Black, of Lakewood feet of living area. It previously Ranch, for $799,000. Built in Edmund and Joanne Mielczarski, sold for $329,900 in 2011. 2005, it has four bedrooms, of Sellersburg, Ind., sold their three-and-a-half baths, a pool home at 10151 Cherry Hills Ave. and 3,855 square feet of liv- Circle to Tyson Pulsifer and ing area. It previously sold for Michelle Emery, of Bradenton, $832,000 in 2013. for $515,000. Built in 1999, it has four bedrooms, three baths, LOCALLY KNOWN. GLOBALLY CONNECTED. Mary Ann Evans, trustee, of a pool and 3,223 square feet of Downers Grove, Ill., sold the living area. home at 7060 Whitemarsh Circle to Richard and Sherri ROSEDALE ADDITION Mattiussi, of Quebec, Canada, Joseph and Hope Terry, of Ft. Luxury Living Group for $495,000. 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