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Tampa Bay Chapter 50 News Letter President's Message TAMPA BAY CHAPTER 50 NEWS LETTER January 2013 CHAPTER 50 OFFICERS PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 2012 - 2013 President Dear Members, Jerry J Myer, ASA 16704 Silver Moss Dr Oh, why don't I take better notes during our chapter meetings! We Tampa, FL 33624 discussed so much and touched on numerous issues that impact our (813) 908-8411 appraisal practices. Jeanne Crepeau, Bob Owens, and many others at [email protected] our January meeting expressed their educational needs for CEU's at an Vice President affordable price and suggested topics for seminars. We will announce Robert E. Owens, ASA a seminar offering, sponsored by our chapter, shortly. Additionally, we 101 E. Kennedy Blvd will continue to place a priority on offering high profile and interesting Suite 3425 speakers to give you the biggest bang for your buck by attending our Tampa, FL 33602 meetings at the beautiful Centre Club. It's not too late to add a New rowens@marshall- stevens.com Year's resolution - attend my ASA chapter meetings. See you at the February meeting. Treasurer Fred LaDue II, ASA Our guest speaker for this meeting will be the Honorable Bobby 4920 Lena Rd Ste110 Henriquez, the newly-elected Property Appraiser for Hillsborough Bradenton, FL 34211 (941) 739-8258 County (see attached Bio). [email protected] Secretary Tom Desneux 992 Regent Ave Clearwater, FL 33764 (727) 464-8470 [email protected] Hope to see you there, CHAPTER CONTACTS: EDUCATION CHAIRMAN Jerry Myer Gerald A. Lagace, ASA 1841 Ingram Ave. Sarasota, FL 34232 (941) 364-9209 MARK YOUR CALENDAR & JOIN US FOR THE NEXT MEETING [email protected] MEMBERSHIP CHAIRMAN Happy Hour 6:30 Meeting 7-8:30 p.m. Jerry J. Myer, ASA Thursday February 21st , 2013 16704 Silver Moss Dr. Tampa, FL 33624 (813) 908-8411 Centre Club [email protected] Communication Chairman 123 S. Westshore Blvd Tammy Blackburn, ASA 727-902-9744 Tampa, FL 33609 [email protected] Minutes of January Meeting Chapter: #50: Tampa, Florida Date/Time: January 10, 2013 7:35 PM Place: Centre Club 123 S. Westshore Blvd Tampa FL 33609 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Record of Business Meeting called to order: Chapter President Jerry Myer called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM. He then asked members and their guests to introduce themselves and their area of expertise. Jerry expressed a special thanks to Tammy, Grant, and Vicki for their efforts in making the Christmas Party such a memorable event. Tammy Blackburn provided the dinner blessing. Minutes: The minutes were approved for the December 13th meeting held at the Centre Club. Treasurer’s Report: No Treasurer’s report. Old Business: The attending members participated in discussing the names of potential future guest speakers and networking events to increase member attendance. New Business: Jerry presented Bob Gallagher, ASA and Roberto Rios, ASA with their Senior Appraiser Certificates for their recent ASA designations (see photos). Jerry asked for a motion to recommend Peter Campbell ASA from Ft Myers who served as MTS Committee Chairman in 1999 and was active during the 1990’s on the MTS Committee as a Regional Governor candidate. A unanimous vote to support the candidate recommendation was approved. After a spirited discussion by attendees, Jerry recommended considering a (one day) Saturday seminar on “Economic Obsolescence” in the spring with Les Miles, ASA as the instructor since all disciplines should be involved in measuring the effect. Jerry also invited members to participate in the 8th Annual Millennium Sertoma Club Charity Fund Raiser at the Land O’Lakes Sporting Clay Shoot on March 9th (see attachment). Attending the meeting: Jerry J Myer ASA, Tammy Blackburn ASA, Grant Blackburn, Bob Gallagher ASA, Robert Owens ASA, Jeanne Crepeau ASA, Kim Esposito ASA, Jack West ASA, Carl Larson, Roberto Rios ASA, and Tom Desneux. Adjournment: 8:30 PM. Respectfully Submitted, Tom Desneux Secretary, Tampa Bay Chapter 50 - 2 - (attachments) ______________________________________________________________________________________ Calendar for Future Events: February 21st March 14th April 11th May 9th June 13th_______________________________________________________________________________ Map to Centre Club Meeting location Tammy has set up an automated system thru “Constant Contact” with email notification, RSVP collection, payment collection, and reporting – it is really easy for members to RSVP their selections and for us to manage the payments (Meals include a choice from three main entrees, iced water, iced tea, coffee, garden salad, and rolls with butter) - 3 - Bio:. Bob Henriquez, Hillsborough County Property Appraiser Bob "Coach" Henriquez is a fourth generation Florida native, born and raised in Tampa. His Great-grandfather, Enrique Henriquez, was the last mayor of West Tampa, before it was annexed into the City of Tampa in 1925. He was a member of the National Honor Society and a High School All American football player at Tampa Catholic High School. In 2011, Tampa Catholic awarded Bob its "Templar Hall of Fame Award" which is the highest honor the school bestows. Bob was graduated from Princeton University in 1986 (the first Tampa Catholic Alumni to do so) with a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and has taken Post-Graduate classes in Public Administration at the University of South Florida. Bob completed his fourth term and final term in the Florida Legislature in 2006 as a State Representative for District 58, serving on numerous following committees including: Ethics and Elections, Growth Management, Health Care Regulation, State Infrastructure Council and Utilities and Telecommunications where he is the Vice Chair. During his tenure in the House he was known as a hard-working, reasonable member that was willing to work in a bi-partisan manner for the good of the people of the State of Florida. In April 2008, he was named by Secretary Bob Butterworth and Governor Charlie Crist to head the Department of Children and Families efforts in Pinellas and Pasco counties as the Sixth Judicial Circuit Administrator. He served in that role until 2011. Bob has eleven years experience as Senior Planner with Hillsborough County Planning and Growth Management and the Planning Commission where he served as the Damage Assessment Coordinator and as the Intergovernmental Liaison to the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council. He was the Government Affairs Coordinator for the Builder's Association of Greater Tampa before resigning to run for the State House of Representatives. He worked for a year as a planning manager for SBA Communications, and also worked as a planner/project manager for URS Corporation and Tampa Bay Engineering. He also worked for Atwell-Hicks Development Consultants as a Project/Business Development Coordinator and served as a Special Hearing Master for Hillsborough County for Land Use disputes. At the local and state level, Bob has volunteered his time to many organizations including serving on the advisory board of The Bay Area Charter School Foundation, The Hispanic Business Initiative Fund, The Agency on Bay Management, The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council, Trinity Charter School for Children Advisory Council, Princeton Alumni Association Schools Committee, The West Tampa Community Development Corporation, The Congressional Youth Leadership Council, The Wellswood Civic Association, The Pinellas County Transportation Disadvantaged Board, and The Pinellas County Health and Human Services Coordinating Board. Notably, Bob served as the Hillsborough County Coordinator of the "NO on Amendment 4" initiative that recently resulted in a resounding defeat of the so-called "Hometown Democracy" constitutional amendment effort. Among the numerous awards and recognition Representative Henriquez has received are the 2000 and 2001 American Planning Association Legislative Appreciation Award, the 1999 & 2001 Legislator of the Year awards from the Florida School Boards Association, Inc., the 1999 Freshman Friend of Education Award from the FTP/NEA, the 1999 and 2001 Legislative Awards from the Florida Division of the American Cancer Society, and the 2002 Florida League of Conservation Voters Legislative Laurel. He also received a certificate of appreciation for outstanding service from the Southeast Seminole Heights Civic Association in January of 2005, and was honored by the Florida Chamber of Commerce for placing in the 2004 "A" Honor Roll. Bob may be best known for his accomplishments as the head football coach at his Alma Mater, Tampa Catholic High School from 1990 through the 1999 season. His team, the Crusaders, had a cumulative record of 66-38, including consecutive ten win seasons in 1995 & 1996 and seven straight state playoff appearances since 1993. From 2000 until 2004, Bob coached at Tampa Jefferson High School. During that period Jefferson reached the State Playoffs five consecutive years and advanced to the State Finals in 2002 and 2004. In 2005, after he returned to his Head Coaching duties at Tampa Catholic High School, a dramatic turnaround in the program ensued. After consecutive 1-8 and 2-8 seasons prior to Coach Henriquez' return, the Crusaders reached the State Playoffs six consecutive years. His recent tenure has produced back to back district titles in 2006 and 2007, highlighted by a 12-3 2007 season and a TC's first ever appearance in the State title game. In 2008, TC reached the State Semi-Finals finishing with a 9-4 record. In 2009, the Crusaders posted a 11-2 overall record including another berth in the State Title Game versus 10 time state champion Jacksonville Bolles. For his efforts, he earned numerous Coach of the Year and other coaching accolades. He was recently inducted as an Inaugural Member of the Tampa Catholic High School Football Hall of Fame. After the people of Hillsborough County entrusted Bob with the incredible honor of being their Hillsborough County Property Appraiser, he made the very difficult decision to resign his coaching position in December of 2012. Bob is a parishioner at St. Lawrence Catholic Church. He is married to Carrie Vaught Henriquez and they have two children, Drew Alexander and Elin Mackenzie.
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