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Vol. 129, No. 82 • © 2020 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM Republican J.R. Kroll to run ASSOCIATED PRESS City cancels Memorial Day, Fourth of July events; 5 things to know today - Approves small business emergency fund against Joel Greenberg that aren't about the virus in tax collector primary race By Steve Paradis AG SEES LIMITS TO PROBE Herald Staff By Steve Paradis Attorney General William Barr Herald Staff says he does not expect investiga- Sanford may be the last tions into the origins of the FBI’s Central Florida municipality Realtor J.R. Kroll has bankrolled much of Russia investigation to lead to to cancel its annual Fourth of his campaign for Seminole criminal probes into either Presi- July celebration, but the San- County Tax Collector with dent Trump’s Democratic oppo- ford City Commission did $100,000 of his own money, nent, Joe Biden, or former vote unanimously Monday to and he said he feels confi- President Barack Obama. help city businesses in the dent he can defeat his two wake of the pandemic. Republican challengers in STORM STILL PACKING A The city had already can- the primary and the one celled its Memorial Day Democrat running in the PUNCH events that would have been general election. held May 25, but Monday, the “I decided to run for Tropical Storm Arthur moves city cancelled the annual In- Seminole County Tax Col- out to sea after dumping heavy dependence Day “Star Span- rain on North Carolina as forecast- gled Sanford” celebration as J.R. Kroll See KROLL, Page 9 ers warned that the first named well. storm of the Atlantic hurricane “Recommended guidelines season could continue to whip for events of this magnitude Despite Mayor Sladek’s pleas, dangerous surf and rip currents. Herald photo by Tommy Vincent cannot be maintained cur- Last year on Memorial Day (above) the City of Sanford held a huge parade Oviedo Council moves forward EXTREMIST GUILTY with a ceremony following at Veterans Park. See CITY, Page 10 OF MURDER with lobbyist contract for $30K An Israeli court has convicted a Jewish extremist of murder in a By Steve Paradis 2015 arson attack that killed a Herald Staff Palestinian toddler and his par- ents. The Oviedo City Council extended a con- tract for the lobbying firm Alcalde & Fay fol- HONG KONG LAWMAKERS lowing an impassioned citizen’s plea and an attempt by Mayor Megan Sladek to strike SCUFFLE Clashes broke out in the legisla- See OVIEDO, Page 9 ture for a second time this month as a pro-Beijing lawmaker was elected as chair of a key committee that scrutinizes bills. Check out what’s happening ‘LEAVE IT TO BEAVER' around Seminole County ACTOR DIES AT 76 Ken Osmond played the two- See Page 4 faced teenage scoundrel Eddie Haskell on the classic family sit- com, one of the show's more mem- orable characters. Seminole Smile sponsored by Oakport Dental

FBI: Shooter at Pensacola base coordinated with al-Qaida STORMS CAUSE DAMAGE IN SANFORD See Page 2 Herald Photos by Steve Paradis A tree fell on a home at 2nd Street and Laurel Avenue this weekend, prompting city crews to mark off the area STOCKS OF and remove the tree. No one was injured at the time the tree fell. LOCAL INTEREST No one injured when tree falls on home; As of 3 p.m. Tuesday City crews work to clean up the aftermath Allegiant $85.80 Bombardier $.54 By Steve Paradis SEMINOLE SMILE Faro $57.15 Herald Staff

Fastenal $39.20 Longtime Sanford residents HCA Healthcare $105.08 Susan and Donnie Frison said they have tried for years to Invacare $6.70 get the city to remove an old NextEra $233.36 Sweetgum tree next to their Tractor Supply $110.48 rental home known as the Farmhouse. Toro $66.74 Crews finally came out Wells Fargo $24.60 Monday, but only because half of the giant tree broke off during a windy rain storm. The top of the tree landed on the roof of the home and crashed through the ceiling above a bed. No one was hurt. Rental guests were not sleeping at Sanford Herald The is not subsidized Workers from the City of Sanford help to clear brush and debris after a tree Dr. Willie B. Sherman,Jr. by the Federal Government. fell on a home at Laurel Avenue and 2nd Street. See TREES, Page 6 D.D.S.,P.A. PAGE 2 • Midweek: May 20-23, 2020 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: Pearlie Mae Ford Community Service Club gives Kimkisha Hayes Lift Award

By Sheralyn Brinson tian Church in Sanford/Midway ical organizations, i.e., Orange (Elder Robert Bradley, Pastor), where County Health Department and Mi- The Pearlie Mae Ford Community she heads the Community Outreach grant Dental Health Clinics. Service Club of Sanford, Inc. (PMF) and Special Events Committees and Dr. Sherman has mentored many chose Mrs. Kimkisha Hayes as their serves as a member of other auxil- local students and donated finan- 2020 Lift Award recipient. The Lift iaries. She is a dedicated mother of cially to numerous church and civic Award is PMF’s way of honoring a four children and four stepchildren. organizations. The Dr. Willie B. Sher- mother who resides in Seminole PMF had planned to honor Mrs. man, Jr. Future Leaders Scholarship County who has demonstrated re- Hayes at their Annual Taste of the Fund was established in 2018 in his silience and is working to lift herself, Kentucky Derby fundraiser usually honor to recognize high school sen- her family and her community. held in Sanford each year in May. iors who share his passion for help- Not only does Mrs. Hayes work Unfortunately, because of the ing others and have a desire to use hard to support her own children, COVID-19 Social Distancing Guide- their education to be of service in she also volunteers in support of lines, this year’s event was canceled. their communities. He has received community youth initiatives. She Mrs. Hayes will receive a gift from numerous awards for community has coordinated meal distributions PMF as a token of love and apprecia- service and is highly regarded as a to the needy, medical screenings, tion for her contributions to the com- visionary, profitable businessman, school supply distributions and munity. For more information about humanitarian, loving husband, moti- health awareness events. She man- the PMF organization, visit their vating father, passionate family aged to maintain her generous spirit, website at member, loyal friend, and caring while supporting her husband, the www.pmfclubsanford.org. Tamika community stakeholder. Photos contributed late Peter Hayes, through serious Williams, Chairperson; Inez Ford, He is owner of the Washington Happy Birthday Dr. Willie B. Sherman, medical conditions, heart surgery President. Thank you Mrs. Kimk- Shores Shopping Center in Orlando; Jr. and cancer. She was a loving and isha Hayes for all you do for the San- owner of a real estate management devoted wife to Peter Hayes until his ford community and beyond. company, Taibu Enterprise, Inc.; co- home with his wife Pat who pre- passing in February of this year. Congratulations on your Commu- founder/co-owner of The Orlando pared, per his request, his favorite After he lost his battle to cancer, Mrs. nity Service Award! Times Newspaper; and, he was the soul food meal: pork neckbones, rice, Hayes continues to support her chil- first African American to own a lima beans, fried corn, cranberry dren as a single mother and still • Happy 77th birthday to Dr. building in downtown Sanford (217 juice and cheesecake. gives to her community. The Lift Willie B. Sherman, Jr., D.D.S., also S. Oak Ave., which was once owned Kimkisha Hayes, Recipient, PMF Com- In Dr. Sherman’s own words: Award narrative states, “She is a per- known as “Billy” and “Doc”. He by General Sanford). munity Service Club 2020 Lift Award “Only the things you do for God will fect representation of the woman for was born on May 4, 1943, and raised Dr. Sherman has been practicing last. Put God first in everything that whom this Award is intended. Not in Sanford, FL. After graduating dentistry for 46 years. He is dedi- Wright, Pastor), where he serves as a you do. Set goals and work hard to only has she risen like a phoenix and from Crooms Academy in 1961, he cated to giving back and being of Deacon. His memberships include: attain them; never give up! Always handled her difficulties with grace proudly served in the U.S. Navy and service to the community. In his NAACP Life Member, Omega Si Phi treat others the way you would like and strength, she has assisted others later graduated from the prestigious spare time, he volunteers with sev- Fraternity, Elks Lodge, American Le- to be treated. I pray that my legacy in need while doing so.” Howard University College of Den- eral community organizations in- gion, National Dental Association, will be that I tried to help those who Mrs. Hayes grew up in Sanford tistry in Washington, DC. After cluding: Orlando Rescue Home AMVETS, Crooms Academy Alumni could not help themselves and made and graduated from Seminole High completing his Family Practice Resi- Mission, Sanford Rescue Outreach Association, Crooms Academy a difference in their lives. To God be School in 1992. She was employed at dency at the National Institute of Mission, World Vision (he has spon- Sports Hall of Fame, and Outstand- all the glory.” Happy Birthday Wilson Elementary School in San- Mental Health in Washington, DC. in sored children for 30-plus years), ing Young Men of American Legion. “Doc” Sherman. Thank you for all ford working with children with 1974, he returned to Sanford and Elks Lodge, Crooms Academy He and his wife Pat reside in San- you do for the Sanford community autism. During her 24 years of serv- started his dental practice, We Care Alumni Association, and others, and ford. They are the proud parents of and beyond! ice and dedication as a paraprofes- Dental Center, in downtown Sanford gives financial support to countless seven children and six grandchil- sional, she was chosen “Employee of and in the Washington Shores Shop- causes locally and beyond. dren. Because of the COVID-19 So- Sheralyn Brinson can be reached at the Year” twice. She serves faithfully ping Plaza in Orlando. He also Dr. Sherman is a member of Cal- cial Distancing Guidelines, he [email protected]. as a member of Bread of Life Chris- worked part-time with various med- vary Temple of Praise (Paul P. celebrated his birthday this year at

FBI: Shooter at Pensacola base coordinated with al-Qaida

WASHINGTON (AP) — two cellphones that had pre- arrived in the U.S., raise fresh visions between the U.S. gov- officials said, citing a recent between weakening encryp- The gunman who killed viously been locked and that questions about the vetting of ernment and the technology counterterrorism operation in tion and effective investiga- three U.S. sailors at a military the shooter, a Saudi Air Force foreign military members company, which rejected the Yemen that targeted an tions. base in Florida last year com- officer, had tried to destroy and trainees who spend time characterization that it has AQAP associate Alshamrani Law enforcement officials municated with al-Qaida op- before he was killed by a at American bases. The an- been unhelpful. The com- had been in touch with. had previously left no doubt eratives about planning and sheriff's deputy. nouncement also comes amid pany said Monday that it The Justice Department that Alshamrani was moti- tactics in the months leading “We now have a clearer tension with the U.S. over in- does not store customers' had asked Apple to help ex- vated by jihadist ideology, up to the attack, U.S. officials understanding of Alsham- stability in the oil market passcodes, does not have the tract data from two iPhones saying he visited a New York said Monday, as they lashed rani's associations and activi- during the coronavirus pan- capacity to unlock passcode- that belonged to the gunman, City memorial to the attacks out at Apple for failing to ties in the years, months and demic and as the Trump ad- protected devices and that including one that authorities of Sept. 11, 2001, over the help them open the shooter's days leading up to his at- ministration faces criticism weakening encryption could say Alshamrani damaged Thanksgiving holiday week- phones so they could access tack,” Attorney General that it has not done enough create vulnerabilities that un- with a bullet after being con- end and posted anti-Ameri- key evidence. William Barr said at a news to hold the kingdom, which dermine national secuity and fronted by law enforcement. can and anti-Israeli messages Law enforcement officials conference in which he chas- has been trying to improve data privacy. But Wray said Apple pro- on social media just hours be- discovered contacts between tised Apple for not helping its international image, ac- Alshamrani was killed by vided “effectively no help,” fore the shooting. Mohammed Saeed Alsham- open the phones. countable for human rights a sheriff’s deputy during the delaying by months the FBI's Separately, AQAP, al- rani and operatives of al- The new details, including violations. Dec. 6 rampage at a class- ability to access the devices Qaida’s branch in Yemen, re- Qaida after FBI technicians that Alshamrani had been The criticism directed at room building at Naval Air and hampering the investiga- leased a video claiming the succeeded in breaking into radicalized abroad before he Apple could also escalate di- Station Pensacola. He had tion since agents did not have attack. AQAP has long been been undergoing flight train- a full picture of what to look considered the global net- ing at Pensacola as part of in- for or ask about. He did not work’s most dangerous struction offered at American say what method was used to branch. military bases to foreign na- open the phones, but said it In January, U.S. officials tionals. Besides the three was a targeted fix and not a announced that they were sailors who died, eight other broad solution to the prob- sending home 21 Saudi mili- people were injured. lem. tary students after an investi- Once unlocked, U.S. offi- Barr used Monday’s news gation revealed that they had cials said, the phones re- conference to forcefully call had jihadist or anti-American vealed contact between on Apple to do more to coop- sentiments on social media Alshamrani and “dangerous" erate with law enforcement. pages or had “contact with operatives from al-Qaida in “In cases like this, where child pornography.” the Arabian Pensinsula, or the user is a terrorist, or in Operational training for AQAP, that continued until other cases, where the user is Saudi students at multiple shortly before the shooting. a violent criminal, a human U.S bases was suspended They also revealed that he trafficker, a child predator, soon after the shooting, but had been radicalized since at Apple’s decision has danger- the Pentagon has since given least 2015, before he arrived ous consequences for public the Navy and other military in the U.S., and had meticu- safety and the national secu- services conditional approval lously planned the attack. rity and is, in my judgment, to resume the instruction. Alshamrani created mini- unacceptable,” Barr said. Barr said Monday that the cam videos as he cased a mil- In a statement Monday, Saudis have been cooperative itary school building and Apple said it had provided and have worked with the saved a will on his phone the FBI with “every piece of U.S. to buttress vetting. that purported to explain information available to us, In a statement, the Saudi himself — the same docu- including iCloud backups, Embassy in the U.S. lauded ment AQAP released after account information and the developments in the in- the shooting when it claimed transactional data for multi- vestigation of the shooting responsibility for it, said FBI ple accounts." It rejected the and reiterated the Saudi gov- Director Chris Wray, who idea of making its products ernment's support of rela- called the attack “the brutal more accessible for law en- tions with the U.S. and joint culmination of years of plan- forcement’s benefit. efforts against extremism. ning and preparation.” “It is because we take our “We will never let the ter- “He wasn’t just coordinat- responsibility to national se- rorists win, or allow their acts ing with them about plan- curity so seriously that we do of hatred to divide us,” the ning and tactics," Wray said. not believe in the creation of embassy said. "The U.S.- “He was helping the organi- a backdoor — one which will Saudi partnership is one of zation make the most it could make every device vulnera- the primary pillars of the out of his murders.” ble to bad actors who global effort to dismantle and Asked whether al-Qaida threaten our national security defeat terrorist networks had directed or inspired the and the data security of our such as AQAP. And our two attacks, Wray said it was customers," the statement countries will maintain our “certainly more than just in- said. "There is no such thing unbreakable commitment to spired." as a backdoor just for the combat the forces of evil, The phones have already good guys, and the American wherever they exist.” yielded valuable intelligence, people do not have to choose SANFORD HERALD Midweek: May 20-23, 2020 PAGE 3 OPINIONS SNARKY McSNIDE SAYS,

Herald What State has the Worst Governor?

Snarky, you were dead wrong about The corona virus hysteria has brought the Zoo. It didn't close, never to reopen out the worst in state government. Be- as you predicted, but instead opened be- sides the obvious examples of stupidity fore any of the bigger attractions south of in New York and California, others are Orlando. just as bad.

Snarky Can we rank them in order of their outrageous actions? Herald, you are right, I was dead wrong on that one. I thought the con- Here are some of the obvious con- struction of the Mahany Roundabout tenders. would finish off the Zoo. What has hap- pened is the lockdown has forced parents Michigan to notice their kids. Once that took place Maryland they wanted to take them somewhere. Illinois With all the Fiberglass Worlds still closed, Ohio the zoo, in spite of the efforts of the city, Pennsylvania has pulled in a lot of people. New Jersey Colorado On a more serious note, the President Massachusetts of the Chamber of Commerce needs to Oregon talk to his buddy, the Mayor, about the Rhode Island future of the the Seminole Towne Center. Sears is gone, JC Penney just declared They issued various threats to their cit- bankruptcy and Macy's is just about fin- izens, some in an underhanded way like Rotten Education Isn't Preordained ished. Dillards is the only anchor left. Oregon did. Minnesota found time, dur- ing this hysteria, to change the name of By Walter E. Williams dishonesty of colleges that 6%, respectively. Similar high Suggestion: Get the planning depart- one of its 10,000 lakes because it was admit many of these students. I performance can be found in ment involved in a good way. They can named after John C. Calhoun. Black politicians, civil rights cannot imagine that students some other Manhattan charter find out what other cities are doing. Talk leaders and their white liberal who are not proficient in read- schools such as KIPP Infinity with former City Commissioner Kevin The clear winner, so far, is Kentucky, advocates have little or no in- ing and math can do real col- Middle School. Hipes, he is knowledgeable about this sit- where the governor tried to stop church terest in doing anything effec- lege work. In a futile attempt to Liberals tell us that racial in- uation. services, and when the courts sided with tive to deal with what's no less make up for 12 years of rotten tegration is a necessary condi- the parishioners, declared the choir than an education crisis among education, colleges put these tion for black academic couldn't sing and playing any flutes or black students. In city after city students in remedial courses. excellence. Public charter trombones would land you in the real with large black populations, They also design courses with schools such as those men- hoosegow. such as Baltimore, St. Louis, little or no true academic con- tioned above belie that vision. Detroit, Philadelphia and tent. Colleges have their own Sowell points out that only Washington, D.C., less than agendas. They want the money 39% of students in all New 10% of students test proficient that comes from admitting York state schools who were in reading and math. For ex- these students. Also, they want recently tested scored at the MALLARD FILLMORE Bruce Tinsley ample, in 2016, in 13 Baltimore to make their diversity and "proficient" level in math, but high schools, not a single stu- multiculturalism administra- 100% of the students at the dent tested proficient in math. tors happy. Crown Heights Success Acad- In six other high schools, only Poor black education is not emy tested proficient where 1% tested proficient in math. preordained. Dr. Thomas Sow- blacks and Hispanics consti- Citywide, only 15% of Balti- ell has examined schools in tute 90% of the student body. more students passed the New York City and student There's little question that state's English test. Despite performance on the NY State many charter schools provide these academic deficiencies, English Language Arts Test in superior educational opportu- about 70% of the students 2016-17. Thirty percent of nities for black youngsters. The graduate and are conferred a Brooklyn's William Floyd ele- New York Times wrote, "Over high school diploma. mentary school third graders 100,000 students in hundreds Ballou High School is in scored well below proficient in of the city's charter schools are Washington, D.C. Five percent English and language arts, but doing well on state tests, and of its students test proficient in at Success Academy charter tens of thousands of children reading and 1% test proficient school in the same building, are on waiting lists for spots." in math. In 2017, all 189 stu- only one did. At William But here's New York Mayor dents in Ballou High School's Floyd, 36% were below profi- Bill de Blasio's take on charter senior class applied to college. cient, with 24% being profi- schools, expressing the inter- All 189 members of the gradu- cient and none testing above ests of the education establish- ating class of 2017 were ac- proficient. By contrast, at Suc- ment: "Get away from cepted to universities. In cess Academy, only 17% of high-stakes testing, get away November 2017, an investiga- third graders were below profi- from charter schools. No fed- tion showed that half of Bal- cient, with 70% being profi- eral funding for charter lou's 2017 graduates had more cient and 11% being above schools." than three months of unex- proficient. Among Success Black people cannot afford cused absences. One in five of Academy's fourth graders, 51% to buy into any attack on edu- the graduating class was ab- and 43%, respectively, scored cation alternatives. Charter sent more than present, there- proficient and above proficient, schools across the nation offer fore missing more than 90 days while their William Floyd a way out of the educational of school. counterparts scored 23% and abyss. Examples of academic un- derachievement can be seen at predominantly black public schools across the nation, but that's only part of the story. The strangest part of this is that poor academic performance is accepted and tolerated by black politicians, civil rights or- ganizations and white liberals. Poor performance is often blamed on finances; however, the poorest performing schools have the highest per pupil spending. New York, Washing- ton, D.C., and Baltimore rank among the nation's highest in per pupil educational spend- ing. The underachievement story is compounded by the gross PAGE 4 • Midweek : May 20 to 23 , 2020 SANFORD HERALD SEMINOLE HAPPENINGS A LOOK AT EVENTS AROUND SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMUNITY EVENTS “Dear Dietitian” - Talks to Readers about Eating too much Sugar 3. Sports drinks- Originally designed to get nutrients into Antioch Missionary First Time Homebuyer your body quickly, sugar adds an energy rush. There are sev- Baptist Church Workshop eral low-calorie and sugar-free alternatives to choose from. Services & Bible study in- Offered by video confer- 4. 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Local Sanford resident, Leona Frankos recently celebrated her 100th birthday in style with a fire truck leading the parade of cars and well explain the idea in clear Toe-tapping acoustic, blue- wishers. Participants drove by spreading good vibes and birthday cheer. terms—then you can decide. grass, traditional country & Join our virtual service - old-fashioned gospel music email [email protected] Play an acoustic instrument? Precautions - Reopening of Museum of Seminole County History m. Join in. Just learning? Come learn. Easy dinner snacks for

sale.Donations appreciated Special to the Herald and are accepting only credit-card transactions at this time Northland Church to cover expenses. • In-person museum programming and guided tours are Resources available at The Museum of Seminole County History is taking the fol- suspended at this time https://www.northland- Christmas in July lowing precautions: • Our Little Wars at the Museum event scheduled for June • Social distancing measures are enacted, including 6 ft. of church.net Saturday, July 25, 4 to 9 will be held online this year: keep an eye out over email, on our space between persons and no more than 50% building capacity p.m., Magnolia Square, San- website, and on our Facebook Page to see how you can partake • Masks are encouraged in accordance with CDC recommen- Safeharbor Christian ford. School supply drive, in this annual event! dations Sunday, 10 a.m. at free haircuts, kids zone. For more information about Seminole County's response, • Hand sanitizing stations are available, and regular cleaning www.safeharbor- Sponsors - Smiling Bison, and how to keep yourself and your loved ones safe during this measures are in place for public spaces, including the disinfect- church.org/livestream, 730 Sanford Brewing Company, outbreak, please visit Prepare Seminole. ing of used common surfaces and objects (doorknobs, phones, Upsala Rd., Sanford. 407- Colonial Room. pens, countertops, etc.) 322-0980. • We have plexiglass guards in place for all transaction areas, Caddyshack St. Thomas More Church Sunday, August 2, 7 a.m., St. Thomas More Church, Mayfair Country Club, San- Society of St. Pius X, 550 ford. Benefits Cops for Riverview Avenue, Sanford, Christmas. Traditional Latin Mass, Daily Mass and Holy Week Jazz in the Park Ceremonies. St. Thomas Saturday, Sept. 26, 2 p.m., More Church offers the Centennial Park, 400 Park Sacrament of Confession out Ave., Sanford. 4 bands, food of doors & with social dis- trucks, cash bar. tance. For times see fsspx.today/chapel/fl-san- ford Live Streamed at Haunted Tour sspxflorida.com Saturday, Oct. 24, 6 to 10 p.m., Museum of Seminole The Church @434 County History, 300 Es- linger, Sanford. Kids zone. Sunday, 9:15 a.m., "Band on the Run" where the No Name Band will answer Back to Blue Gala questions, at 10:15 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, 6 to 10 stream Celebration Worship p.m., Southeast Ramp, San- http://touchandchange.com ford Airport. Free for police. /category/434-in-motion/. Church website is www.touchandchange.net or Facebook at https://www.facebook.com * Please note: Some /touchandchange/ 407- events have details and 324-0203 further information pend- ing as future plans for Willow Creek COVID-19 limitations are Presbyterian Church lifted. More details on Sunday, 10 a.m., these events will come www.willowcreekchurch.or as available. g , Social media with the services: Facebook.com/wil- lowcreekpca or youtube.com/willow- creekpca

SANFORD HERALD Midweek : May 20 to 23, 2020 • PAGE 5 PEOPLE A GLANCE AROUND TOWN AND COUNTY Community Celebration, Lag B’Omer during COVID Is There such a Thing as too Much Skater Boy? counted 40 pairs in 30 yards. All the Vans I saw were the plain white slip-on vans or just plain black. It is not that Vans are terribly ugly, and I can appreciate the functional purpose they serve, but they are just boring. The shoes were made to be practical for skaters but have been adopted by teenagers like the fluffiest puppy at the pet store. The Vans have been trending for years with By Chanson Cadet the “Damn Daniel” vine and Van flip chal- Herald Fashion Columnist lenge but they have become overrated. With everyone wearing the same checkered, white or plain black Vans the shoe game is Jared Tyler is the coolest boy in school, a lacking flavor. It is almost like someone de- heartthrob skater that could have any girl he cided to season people’s shoe choices with salt wants. He skates to school on his board every but then removed some because it was too day and carries it around, so everyone knows “spicy.” that he’s a fan of “Rick and Morty.” With his The Vans company is not getting the recog- shaggy hair and stylish yet comfortable out- nition it deserves. After browsing their web- fits, he is the perfect choice for prom king, ex- site there are a lot of interesting options. It cept for the one thing holding him back: his made me wonder why more people are not ex- black and white checkered Vans. ploring all the hot new kicks on the market. Converse have been all the rage since, well If you want to be considered a more fash- forever. The canvas shoe was comfortable ion-forward individual, stop copying and enough for everyday wear and stylish enough pasting the same items everyone else is wear- to wear with leggings and jeans. But over the ing into your own wardrobe. The best way to past few years, a new brand has taken over get people to notice your fashion genius is to with the same level of comfort in a shoe that is wear the things that no one else is. Still follow not for running; Vans. trends but make them your own by choosing Vans was established in 1966 as an Ameri- an original pattern, texture or sole design. can skateboarding shoe and apparel manufac- If your goal is to perfect the “skater” aes- turer with a reach that includes: multi-brand thetic, there are still more shoe options avail- retail shops, an online site and over 300 of able: Converse, Nike, and Adidas are some of their own retail locations. the more well-known brands but do not be Vans have certainly become well-known afraid to go a little outside the box. but, let us be honest, are way too over-hyped. Shoes are the wrapping paper of an outfit. Everyone is wearing them, but what is the ap- Even if your fit is a bit bland, the right pair of peal? shoes can spice it up. Special to the Herald The J Grill of Ormond Beach set up a barbe- Walking from lunch to fifth period, I cue outside of the parking lot and delivered Lag B’Omer, a minor Jewish holiday, is tra- attendee’s orders to their cars. The rabbis of ditionally celebrated with major fanfare. Pa- the participating communities prerecorded a Ava answers Readers - My Friend is Embarrassing rades, picnics, bonfires, music and displays of collaborative video explaining the message of ever, there are times when we go out in public Jewish pride mark the occasion that falls 25 Lag B’Omer and a prayer was said for the that her behavior is both loud and obnoxious days after the end of Pesach, on the 33rd day health of all those still recovering from to the point that it has become embarrassing. I of the Omer count. It commemorates the COVID-19. From a video collage, children didn’t mind it so much when we were miraculous ending of an epidemic that killed from each community lead the crowd in recit- younger. I just assumed that she would have 24,000 students of Rabbi Akiva in the second ing various Torah verses. Jugglers, stilt-walk- outgrown most of it by now. What should I century. It is also the anniversary of the pass- ers and balloon artists walked up and down do? ing of one of Rabbi Akiva’s foremost students, the aisles of cars bringing smiles and cheer to Alma Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai, also known as the young and old alike. Rashbi, the author of the Zohar, the founda- One of the beloved traditions of Lag Hi Alma, tional text of Jewish mysticism (kabbalah). B'Omer is the lighting of bonfires. This year, Ava Knows is an Author, Advice Blogger & Story- If the only thing you presently have in com- The epidemic is attributed to a lack of respect TheNinjaTronics lit up the night with fire poi, teller. Ask Ava is currently featured on social media mon with your friend is the past, it sounds like among the scholars of the day, and so themes fire eating and fire breathing. platforms such as Facebook, You Tube, Instagram, you may be outgrowing the relationship. Be- lieve it or not, this is quite common among of unity and healing are central to its celebra- People drove over two hours to participate Twitter, Pinterest & Tumblr. In addition, the Ask Ava Podcast is now available on ITunes and Spotify. people who have been friends for a long time. tion. and many others watched the livestream from This year, as a modern-day pandemic As we grow and mature during the different home. Mrs. Chanshy Majesky of North Or- Special to the Herald forces social distancing, making it a challenge lando Chabad said the evening was an incred- phases in our lives, those who are around us to celebrate a holiday of togetherness and sig- ible success and the boost everybody needed. are also growing at their own pace. The fact of nificantly a day, celebrating the ending of a “It’s nice to get together on zoom, but we’re Hey Ava, what’s good?! the matter is, your friend may never grow be- plague. people, we want to see each other for real. My BFF and I have been friends since high yond where she is today. Therefore, you will About 6 weeks ago, Rabbi Yanky Majesky This is the closest we can get to getting to- school. Although she is still the same person need to decide if where she is in her life is a of Chabad Lubavitch of North Orlando and gether as a community while looking out for she has always been, the older we get the more good fit for where you are in your life. In the Nate's Shul in Longwood, saw a community everyone’s safety,” she said. I find myself avoiding hanging out with her in meantime, you could always opt for spending member’s photo on Facebook at a drive-in “The people were thirsty for something certain social settings. It’s not that my friend time with your friend in settings where you theater. “The Baal Shem Tov teaches that positive, a sense of community, and some old isn’t a good person. She’s a great person. How- are most comfortable. Good luck. everything we see is a lesson for us to use in fashion joy; This drive-in concert accom- Ava our service of G-d,” said Majesky. With Lag plished all three,” added Rabbi Konikov of B'Omer approaching, a drive-in event was the Chabad South Orlando. perfect solution to his Lag B’Omer conun- The Lag B'Omer celebration was organized Atria Resident celebrates her 102nd Birthday drum. and sponsored by 4 of the Chabads in central On May 10, Atria Orange City resident Alice Heilman celebrated “This is my first ever drive-in concert, Florida - Chabad of North Orlando, South Or- her 102nd birthday. Although she was not able to gather with show me your headlights,” world renowned lando, Greater Orlando and Greater Daytona family, the celebration was brought to her! Israeli singer, Gad Elbaz jumped out of his and brought together people from as far as Alice was born in Brooklyn, New York. She has 4 children and 8 blue convertible and hopped onto stage in Tampa and Jacksonville and everywhere in grandchildren. She attended NYU and Columbia where she front of rows of parked cars at Epic Theatres, between. studied Speech and Language and earned her master’s de- a drive-in movie theatre in Deltona, Florida. "We have to see everything that happens in gree. She pursued a career in children’s speech therapy for the The theatre was filled to capacity. Online life as an opportunity; instead of the virus New York school system. We’ve enjoyed Alice’s company at ticket sales had sold out days earlier. keeping us apart, it actually created a greater Atria for nearly 4 years with her dog, Blackie. She enjoys read- As Gad sang from the stage, families unity as this program brought together sev- ing, socializing and the Opera! watched on the big screen, the music stream- eral communities for one event," explained When asked the secret to longevity, Alice laughed and had no ing through their car radios as well as the out- Rabbi Asher Farkash of the Daytona Chabad. real tips or tricks to offer. “I don’t know – dumb luck!” she said. door speakers. The audience interacted by As Sharon Buxbaum of New Smyrna But to others, it’s evident that her incredible spirit, hunger for honking their horns for applause and flashing Beach posted on Facebook, it was “an incredi- knowledge and sense of humor have enhanced the quality of headlights to the rhythm. ble evening, done safely and perfectly!” her life and that of those around her. The birthday celebration Organizers took precautions to keep the "We feel lucky to have been there," said took place on May 10 at 12:30PM at Atria Orange City. Atria’s need for physical interactions to a minimum. David Moldau of Longwood. staff made merry by bringing her personalized gifts, balloons At entry every car received a booklet with in- and a light-up crown! While Alice’s friends and family laughed structions asking them to remain inside their Ahira Weiss, Lubavitch International con- and sang to her through Skype to celebrate the centenarian. cars, a concession menu and program guide. tributed to this article. Photo contributed PAGE 6 • Midweek: May 20-23, 2020 SANFORD HERALD OBITUARIES

GARY C. HAMPTON Arrangements entrusted to children; 2 great-grands; 3 Allen and the late Jack Jones, law, Kattie Young; and a host had two children: son David Trinity Memorial Chapel, Inc. stepchildren, Nancy Jr. She attended Seminole of aunts, uncles, nieces, and daughter Bonnie. In Gary C. Hampton 58 819 W 1st Street Sanford, Washington, Teresa County Public Schools, nephews, cousins, other rela- 1953, William and Ruth Sanford, Florida passed away Florida (407)732-4594. Washington, and Christopher Sanford, Florida and she was tives and many sorrowing assumed ownership of peacefully on Tuesday, May Washington; 6 step-grandchil- a graduate of Seminole High friends. Wieboldt's Camera Shop in 12, 2020 at Central Florida RONALD W. JONES dren; sisters, Jessie Mae School, Sanford, Florida, We are asking that anyone downtown Sanford which Regional Hospital. A Private Floyd, Estella Foster, Dorothy Class of 1997. Silena fur- who will be attending the vis- was established by Williams Funeral Service will be held Ronald W. Jones, 63, of Wesley (Anthony), Susan thered her education at itation and/or the celebration parents in 1928. They contin- on Saturday, May 23, 2020 at Sanford, passed away May 1, Perdue, and Earline Perdue; University of Central Florida, of life service to please wear a ued in this endeavor until Morning Glory Missionary 2020. brothers, Orlando, Florida where she mask and practice social dis- December of 1977. In Baptist Church 2600 East He was born Oct. 7, 1956 to Fred earned a Bachelor of Science tancing. January 1978, Ruth started State Road 46 with Bishop Theatteress Jones Jr. and Perdue, degree in Accounting and at Visitation on Friday, May her career with Duncan Jimmie Lee Blake, Pastor Hilton Burke. Willie Liberty University where she 22, 2020, 5 PM – 7 PM at Mt. Ceramics, Inc as a Seminar Officiating. Gary was born on He was predeceased by his Perdue, obtained a master’s degree in Moriah House of Prayer, 1101 Instructor. She conducted Friday, January 5, 1962 in son, Lil Ronnie and brother, David Accounting. She worked as a South Locust Avenue, classes in Duncan products Sanford, Anthony. Perdue senior accountant for Abbott Sanford, Florida 32771. by traveling through the Florida to He is survived by his lov- (Annette), Technologies, Inc. Silena was A Celebration of Life United States and Canada. Ida Mae ing wife, Jan; stepmother, and Marse a faithful and dedicated Service for Silena Antionette Her job title was Duncan Hampton Merrea Jones; sons, Alvin, Sapp; lov- member of Mt. Moriah House Washington will be held on Ambassador since she was and the Jamion and Justin; 10 sisters; ing god- of Prayer, Sanford, Florida Saturday, May 23, 2020, 1 PM demonstrating Duncan mate- late three son, serving as the church finan- at Mt. Moriah House of rials. Ruth worked at this job Patricia Ann Robert brothers; Jamarcus cial secretary, church clerk, a Prayer, 1101 South Locust for 25 years, retiring in 2003. Perdue Anderson. mother- Wilson; member of the praise team, Avenue, Sanford, Florida with She then enjoyed life in At an in-law and a host and as a youth advisor with Reverend A. J. Washington, Sanford. She was a member early age Elmira of nieces, nephews, cousins, the children’s ministry. She Sr., officiating. of First Presbyterian Church he joined Hall; and other relatives and many sor- enjoyed poetry, interior deco- Due to the current state of of Sanford and she also was Morning 14 great- rowing friends. rating, reading, DIY arts and COVID/19 pandemic, social a frequent visitor at Holy Gary C. Glory M. grandchil- We are asking that anyone crafts, distancing order and travel Cross Episcopal Church. Hampton B. Church dren. who will be attending the vis- cooking, restrictions, the family has Ruth loved to play the organ, under the Funeral itation and/or the celebration baking, made provisions for those loved to read the Bible and leadership services of life service to please wear a and trav- who are unable to attend the cook. Her favorite thing in of the late Reverend Andrew will be mask and practice social dis- eling. Celebration of Life Service to life really was music and she Evans and continues to serve Ronald W. held tancing. Silena live stream using the follow- often played hymns on her under the leadership of Jones Saturday, was pre- ing link: http://qualitys- organ. She also saw to it that Bishop Jimmie Blake where May 23 at Visitation will be held on ceded in tream.tv her two children learned he serves faithfully in his 11 a.m. at First Shiloh Saturday, May 23, 2020, 10 death by Services Entrusted to the something about music and church as an usher and in the Missionary Baptist Church at AM - 11 AM at Shiloh her father, care of Sunrise Funeral was their chief supporter in community. He was a dedi- 700 S. Elm Ave., Sanford. Due Cemetery, West 25th Street, Jack Home, 900 Locust Avenue, their endeavors. cated and devoted Male Sanford, Florida 32771. Jones, Jr.; Sanford, Florida 32771, Ruth is predeceased by her to COVID19, attendance is Silena Antoinette Attendant at Trinity A Graveside Service and (407)322-7383. parents Harvey and Lois limited to immediate family. Washington Memorial Chapel, Inc. He Celebrating the life of Patricia grandpar- Pugh, her husband of 64 attended the Elementary and PATRICIA ANN PERDUE Ann Perdue will be held ents, RUTH WIEBOLDT years, William H. Wieboldt in Secondary Schools of Saturday, May 23, 2020, 11 William H. Gaines and Carrie 2005 and her brother William Seminole County and gradu- Patricia Ann Perdue, 56, of AM at Shiloh Cemetery, West Hickey. Ruth Wieboldt, 96, of Pugh in 1969. ated from Seminole High Sanford, Florida passed away 25th Street, Sanford, Florida Silena is survived by her Sanford, Florida passed away Ruth is survived by her School in 1980. He leaves to on Saturday, May 9, 2020 at 32771 with Reverend husband, Allen J. on Sunday May 17,2020. son David W. Wieboldt, cherish his memories, his lov- Central Florida Regional Anthony Miller, officiating. Washington, Jr.; children, Born on January 27, 1924 in daughter Bonnie (David) ing mother, Ida Mae Hospital, Sanford, Florida. Interment immediately fol- Allen J. Washington, III, East Liverpool, Ohio to Wieboldt Lewis, grandchil- Hampton, brothers, Robert She was born on April 15, lowing the service. Aliyas Jaishun Washington, Harvey Pugh and Lois Emge dren Cory (Jaime) Dixon, Lee Hampton, Leon 1964 in Sanford, Florida to the Services Entrusted to the Aydin Jovon Washington, and Pugh. Their family moved to Charles (Kelcey) Taylor and Hampton, sisters, Betty J. late Earline Elliott Perdue and care of Sunrise Funeral De’Kerria Shanelle Martin; Lake great-grandchildren Alexis Hampton, Erma Hampton- the late Henry Bill Home, 900 Locust Avenue, mother, Earthy Allen; sib- Mary, and Haile Dixon and Rylee Cooper, Rosemary Hampton, Perdue. She was a homemak- Sanford, Florida 32771, lings, William Allen, Jr. Florida in Taylor. Marie Hampton-Williams, er and a lifelong resident of (407)322-7383. (Antonette), Argina Allen, 1930 and , Services will be held at Gertrude Hampton, Marylou Sanford, Florida. Sandra Green, Ella Mae in fact, Colison-Gramkow Funeral Hampton, Roslyn Hampton, She was preceded in death SILENA ANTOINETTE Wyckoff (Ricky), Annie Lee were pio- Home on Saturday May 23, Sabrina Hampton, a host of by her parents, Earline Elliott WASHINGTON Brown, Carol Harris (Arthur), neers in 2020. Visitation at 10 a.m. and aunts, uncles, nieces, Perdue and Henry Bill Robin Ann Collier, Joan Bush the City service at 11. Ruth will be nephews, cousins, special Perdue; sister, Classy Perdue; Silena Antoinette (George), Patina Powell of Lake laid to rest with her husband friends, Jacqueline Mitchell, and brother, Henry Perdue. Washington, 40, of Orange (Lorenzo), Selethia Jones, Mary. at Oaklawn Memorial Park Bernard Mitchell, Trinity She is survived by her life- City, Florida passed away Horace Jones, Ivey Lee Jones, Ruth in Sanford following services. Memorial Staff, Marva Pierce, and Edmon Jones; father-in- Services entrusted to long companion of 22 years, peacefully on Wednesday, Ruth graduated Mattie Dixon, Linda Williams law, Pastor Allen J. Collison-Gramkow Funeral Willie Washington; children, May 13, 2020 at Advent Wieboldt from and dear to Gary’s Heart – Catrina S. Wilson (Willie), Health Hospice Care at Fish Washington, Sr.; mother-in- Seminole Home and Crematory, 500 Vandrea Wright. Viewing Brandon L. Perdue, Latanya Memorial in Orange City, law, First Lady Cathy A. High East Airport Blvd, Sanford, Fl and Visitation will be held on N. Perdue, Sharda L. Perdue, Florida with her loving fami- Washington; sisters-in-law, School in June of 1941 On 32773 407-322-3213 Friday, May 22, 2020 from 4-6 Tiffany Henry, Antonio ly by her side. She was born Allison Segarra (Luis), Tiffany July 19, 1941, Ruth married PM at Morning Glory M. B. Henry, Akiba Henry, and on July 28, 1979 in Sanford, Washington, and Kelly the love of her life, William Church. Timothy Henry; 17 grand- Florida to Earthy Gaines Washington; grandmother-in- H. Wieboldt of Sanford. They

TREES the time. The home is Herald. She never document- company hired to cut the anyone in trouble. It was but they used to live in the insured, but there is a $2,500 ed the calls to the city. tree from the home, Susan obvious to her, however, that now rental home. They have Continued from Page 1 deductible, Susan told the As she watched a local said she didn’t want to get the tree at the corner of resided in Sanford for 20 Laurel Avenue and 2nd years. Street needed to be taken Pete Wilson, the Sanford down. streets superintendent, The city crew took over to supervised the city crew to get the largest part of the remove the tree Monday. He Sweetgum off the sidewalk said it’s very difficult to located in the Historic know which tree is going to Sanford District. let go in a storm. Just last week, the city was A tree can look normal out across the street from the from the outside, he said, but Farmhouse to remove an have problems inside. even larger tree. A limb had His concern yesterday was fallen off, but the boarded up removing the big tree with- home on that corner hasn’t out it damaging the home been occupied for years. any more. His responsibility Throughout the city, the was to clear the sidewalk, he trees everyone loves can also said. turn dangerous when they The hired crew cut the tree get old or diseased and turn into pieces with a chainsaw brittle. as the city crew lifted the “There are so many [such heavy branches and trunk trees] in the neighborhood,” into a truck to be hauled Susan said Monday. “It’s an away. issue.” A tarp tightly wrapped the She and Donnie live in the damaged roof Monday after- Mayfair neighborhood now, noon. Page 7 Wednesday May 20, 2020 Sports ORLANDOBriefs SPEEDWORLD Coming up at Orlando Speed World Dragway: * Today (Wednesday) _ “All Welcome Test and Tune and Grudge Racing” with gates open- 2019-2020Seminole County awards/Honors ing at 6 p.m. Only $15 General Admission or $25 to race. * Thursday-thru-Saturday _ Sports Hall of Fame COVID-8: fastest radial cars in the world one place, one time. Seven rounds of qualifying. Only $70 to watch. Limited to induct seven as part sales. Go to _ https://tickets.thefoat.com/… /Covid-8%…/tickets/event- of Day of Champions 36487/ _ for ticket information. SCHEDULE _ Thursday: Testing, 5 p.m.-to-11 p.m. Friday: Qualifying, 5 p.m.-to-12 ceremony on Thursday a.m. Saturday: Last Chance and Eliminations, 5 p.m.-to-12 a.m. Special to the Herald The Dragway Information SEMINOLE COUNTY (May 14, 2020) — Hotline is at (407) 568-5522 The Seminole and the website is at _ County Sports Hall of Fame will induct seven new mem- www.raceosw.com/dragway/. bers tomorrow (Thursday, May 21). These inductees have contributed to Seminole County sports as an athlete, LMSA coach, official, administrator or financial supporter. Ahoy Sailors! Upcoming: The Seminole County Recreation Council will recog- * Today (Wednesday) _ nize the inductees during Day of Champions, a Wednesday Night Gosling’s Rum Facebook Live event, which replaces the annual Racing. The start window will be Breakfast of Champions amidst the COVID-19 pan- 6:25 p.m.-to-6:30 p.m. The course demic. The virtual Day of Champions presentation will be posted at the clubhouse will be hosted by Scott Anez of ESPN Orlando and and on Facebook prior to the start. include a three-part video series on the Seminole If you would prefer to not sign in that is fine, just text your time or County Recreation Council Facebook page. DNF to (321) 578-8364. For safety Here is the schedule (Link to Video _ please continue to monitor chan- https://tinyurl.com/ybmpp7kz) _ 11 a.m., Fall Sports nel 69 and help distressed boats and more; 1 p.m., Winter Sports and more; 4 p.m., near you on the course. Results Spring Sports and more. will be done electronically and This year, the Seminole County Sports Hall of Fame sent out once they are completed. Selection Committee is pleased to announce a new cat- Wewill not be meeting up after racing at the Breezeway due to egory, the Inclusion Award. This award honors capacity restrictions. Seminole County athletes who overcome limitations to * Thursday, May 28 _ General compete with their peers in athletically. Herald photo by Tommy Vincent Membership Meeting from 7 There were no nominees for the Female Athlete of Standout athlete, umpire and coach Bobby Lundquist (at right, above, shaking hands with inaugural Seminole p.m.-to-8 p.m. All current mem- the Year for 2020. Sports Hall of Fame and MBL Hall of Famer Tim Raines Sr. at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium last year) will join bers are highly encouraged to INCLUSION AWARD: BRITTANY TAGLIARENI six others in being inducted into the SSHOF during the virtual Day of Champions ceremonies tomorrow (Thursday). attend. Please get involved, it’s Brittany Tagliareni, the first recipient of the Inclusion your club too! Bring a friend! * Sunday, May 31 _ the Award, was diagnosed with autism at an early age and Jameson Sine Metu race. The has regularly received occupational, speech and physi- the St. Louis Cardinals. Bellhorn became the first second (a field that now bears his name). McCullough contin- current start window is 2 cal therapies. Tagliareni is a Florida Special Olympics baseman to homer in three consecutive postseason games. ued the league even after travel baseball became popu- p.m-to-2:05 p.m., but keep an Hall of Fame member, and in 2019 brought home two FEMALE CONTRIBUTOR OF THE YEAR: SUZY RENO lar, to allow local athletes an affordable way to com- eye out for related updates. silver medals from the Special Olympics World Games Suzy Reno is widely recognized as a pioneer in start- pete. McCullough continues to serve as Lyman’s For more information, visit in Abu Dhabi. At the World Games, she won a silver ing Sanford’s first soccer club in 1973; she also started Supervisor of Game Fields, preparing the football, our web site _ www.flalmsa.org the girls’ soccer program at Seminole High School. baseball, softball, and soccer fields for use. _ or call (321) 578-8364. medal in both the top tennis division for women’s sin- gles and the top division for mixed doubles. For eight Reno served as the district commissioner for the LEGACY AWARD: JACKIE CAOLO NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY consecutive years, Tagliareni won the women’s singles Greater Central Florida Youth Soccer League Jackie Caolo, known as “Miss Jackie,” taught swim- New Smyrna Speedway is gold medal at the Special Olympics Florida State (GCFYSL) covering Orange, Seminole, Lake, Osceola ming lessons and water safety for over 60 years in her offering practice sessions for and Volusia counties for many years. The GCFYSL Sanford backyard swimming pool. She has taught drivers and their crews. Championship and in 2015 was the gold medal winner in the Men’s Division. She has competed and won ten- awards the Suzy Reno Scholarship to a graduating infants, children and adults since 1957 when she wel- To schedule practice times and comed every child and family who wanted to learn to dates call Holly at 386-410-0248. nis tournaments in Australia, Dominican Republic, high school senior within the district each year. The following are updates and Ecuador, France, and Greece, as well as at numerous MALE CONTRIBUTOR OF THE YEAR: swim, including African Americans who didn’t have new additions to practice rules tournaments throughout the United States. BOB MCCULLOUGH access to public pools at the time. Her list of students and schedule that follow Federal, MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: MARK BELHORN Bob McCullough was named Head Baseball Coach includes NFL quarterback Jeff Blake. state and county guidelines: Mark Bellhorn, a former MLB professional baseball at Lyman High School in 1970. During his 36-year LEGACY AWARD: JIM JERNIGAN 1. For entry and continued use infielder from 1997 to 2007, graduated from Oviedo High career, he amassed 625 wins, four Coach of the Year Jim Jernigan began his career with the City of of the speedway,MASKS MUST Sanford Parks and Recreation Department in 1961. He School. Following his career at Oviedo, he was an instru- awards, six conference titles, three regional titles, one BE WORN ATALL TIMES. started the Summer Playground, which was held at * A. Drivers do not have to mental part of the Auburn University Tigers team from State 6A Championship (1995) and one 6A State Runner-Up title (1996). McCullough also ran a sum- the Sanford Civic Center when it first opened. In the wear masks while in the car. 1993 to 1996. His career at Auburn included the 1994 mid 1970’s, he began the Sanford Golden Age Olympic * B. “Masks” range from M95 mer baseball program; teams began as part of College World Series. Bellhorn was initially drafted in the Games for senior citizens. Now called the Senior to cloth face coverings (bandanas). American Legion Baseball, then in the 1980’s transi- second round by the Oakland Athletics, but through a Games, the event is open to seniors throughout Florida 2. Social Distancing must be tioned to NABF, which included schools from Orange series of trades, joined the Boston Red Sox. Bellhorn was and is currently sponsored by the State. Jernigan was practiced and maintained. and Seminole counties. As part of the program, he 3. Maximum of 10 people the starting second baseman during Boston’s 2004 World also the State Commissioner of Baseball for several per practice session: Series championship season. Boston won Game 1 of the hosted an eight-team Fourth of July tournament at years. He was inducted into the Central Florida Sports * 10 for South section. World Series when Bellhorn hit a two-run home run to beat Lyman and used the proceeds for field improvements Commission Hall of Fame in 2000. * 10 for North section. LEGACY AWARD: BOBBY LUNDQUIST For information, visit _ Robert W. “Bobby” Lundquist was a member of sev- www.newsmyrnaspeedwayus a.com _ or call the track office eral Seminole High School athletic teams in the late at 386-427-4129. 1960’s and a long time contributor to Sanford’s Parks and Recreation Department. While at Seminole High VOLUSIA SPEEDWAY PARK School he won multiple letters in football, basketball RACERS and FANS! and baseball. He pitched the State High School Saturday, May 23 will be open practice tune and test Championship Game in 1968 and received a full schol- for late models, 602, modi- arship to Valencia College, where he played golf and fieds, street stocks, thunder baseball. Lundquist then walked on to the University stocks, compact 4s and 3/4 of Florida baseball team and later earned a full schol- mods. Gates open at 4 p.m., arship. Lundquist began teaching and coaching at drivers meeting at 6:30 p.m., Seminole High School in 1974, coaching the baseball hot laps at 7 p.m. THIS IS A team to the District 3 championships in 1977, 1979 and CLOSED PRACTICE! Unfortunately grandstands 1981. The 1977 team made the State Final Four, which are closed. The next race for featured future MLB Hall of Famer Tim Raines. He the speedway will be our sea- eventually moved to Oviedo High School as Principal son opener on June 6 with the where he retired. In 2017, he was inducted into the Florida Late Model Challenge Oviedo High School Athletic Hall of Fame, where the Series and the 602 lates, street gymnasium carries his name. Since retirement, he con- stocks, thunder stocks and tinues to win senior state and national golf championships. compact 4s. Please check our Facebook and website _ The Seminole County Sports Hall of Fame Selection VolusiaSpeedwayPark.com _ Committee will begin accepting nominations for the weekly for any and all 2021 class this fall through March 1, 2021. Further updates or changes. details are available by contacting Mark Litwhiler at [email protected].

Photos contributed Oviedo High School graduate and former Major League Baseball star Mark Bellhorn (above photos), who won a World Series ring with Boston Red Sox in 2004, will be inducted into the Seminole County Sports Hall of Fame as 2020 Male Athlete of the Year during Thursday’s 3-part _ Fall Sports, etc. at 11 a.m.; Winter Sports, etc. at 1 p.m.; Spring Sports, etc. at 4 p.m. _virtual Day of Champions ceremony (see flyer, right), a Facebook Live event, hosted by Scott Anez of ESPN Orlando and the Orlando Magic radio team, that will replace the annual Breakfast of Champions because of the pandemic. PAGE 8 • Midweek: May 20-23, 2020 SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS

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HONDA Personal Representative’s attor- new maintenance free Kayak Rent based on income! frontage on Hwy 46. Close to Freon Wanted: We pay CA$H 2004 4T1BF32K44U062728 Attorney for Personal ney are set forth below. Pools. Save thousands $$. 1-2 bedrooms, 417 Beltway, Sanford Airport, for cylinders and cans. R12 TOYOTA Representative: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Unique opportunity! 100% Now Accepting Applications: I-4, and historic Sanford. R500 R11 R113 R114. 2018 JTMRFREV9JJ218237 STEPHANIE VOLLRATH FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, All creditors of the Decedent financing available. 1-888- Toyota Attorney FLORIDA and other persons having 407-323-4000 (TTY:711) Within Sanford City limits. Convenient 788-5464 Florida Bar Number: 83355 PROBATE DIVISION claims or demands against 2600 Georgia Ave., $139,900. Publish: May 20, 2020 Vollrath Law PA Decedent’s Estate on whom a Sanford, FL Certified Professionals Call 312- E088 1757 W. Broadway, Suite 3 File No. 2020-CP-377 copy of this Notice is required to 22—HeAltH-cAre More Info: Paul Osborne 291-9169 or visit Oviedo, Florida 32765 be served must file their claims www.GeorgiaArms Venture 1 Properties RefrigerantFinders.com Telephone: (407) 366-0087 IN RE: ESTATE OF with the Court ON OR BEFORE Apartments.com 407-718-0600 Fax: (407) 407-264-6650 THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS GET YOUR MEDICAL NOTICE OF STORAGE E-Mail: OTHEL HARDIN AFTER THE TIME OF THE MARIJUANA CARD. CALL 229—Auctions SALE [email protected] SULLIVAN, FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS FOR FREE EVALUATION 223— Secondary E-Mail: NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER BY PHONE, 386-232-5599. miscellAneous Public Online Auctions of To satisfy owner's lien for rent [email protected] Deceased. THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A RXPO.COM seized cars & vessels on due in accordance with Florida COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON WE ARE OPEN! Statute, The Self Storage Personal Representative: NOTICE TO CREDITORS THEM. GET YOUR MEDICAL behalf of U.S. Customs & Facility Act section 83.806. Priscille Dando (Summary 103—Houses- MARIJUANA CARD. CALL Border Protection, U.S. Contents of the leased storage 768 Monument Ave Administration) All other creditors of the Treasury, U.S. Marshalls 71—Help WAnted unfurnisHed FOR FREE EVALUATION units (individuals identified Woodbridge, Virginia 22191 Decedent and other persons BY PHONE, 386-232-5599. Service. below); including all personal TO ALL PERSONS HAVING having claims or demands RXPO.COM www.appleauctioneeringco.c property consisting of miscella- Publish: May 20, 27, 2020 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS against Decedent’s Estate must Presser needed at Frankie's House in DeBary WE ARE OPEN! om. Auctioneer Kevin C. neous household items, furni- E093 AGAINST THE ABOVE file their claims with this Court Cleaners in Sanford. Expd or Quiet Neighborhood. Scullu, FI#Au4328 ture, clothing, boxes, and other ESTATE: WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER will train. Call 407-321-4484. 2BR/1BA, Family Rm, 2 Car items will be sold at public auc- You are hereby notified that an THE DATE OF THE FIRST Enclosed Garage, Too Shed. tion to the highest bidder or oth- Order of Summary PUBLICATION OF THIS $1100/mo. 386-668-4049 LEGALS erwise disposed of. No unit can IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Administration has been NOTICE. LEGALS be entered, you place your bid FOR THE 18th JUDICIAL entered in the estate of OTHEL LEGALS on what you see once the doors CIRCUIT IN AND FOR HARDIN SULLIVAN, deceased, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED 117—commerciAl are opened. All spaces and SEMINOLE COUNTY, File Number 2020-CP-377, by WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS claims or demands against items may not be available on FLORIDA the Circuit Court for Seminole SET FORTH IN FLORIDA rentAls IN THE CIRCUIT COURT decedent's estate on whom a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT the date of sale. All units are County, Florida, Probate STATUTE SECTION 733.702 OF THE EIGHTEENTH copy of this notice is required to OF THE EIGHTEENTH being sold for cash, as is. A $40 PROBATE DIVISION Division, the address of which is WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN Professional Office Space be served must file their claims JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN cleaning deposit will be taken on CASE NO.: 2020-CP- P.O. Box 8099, Sanford, Florida AND FOR with this court ON OR BEFORE AND FOR all winning bids. Winning bid- 000428 32772-8099; that the decedent's NOTWITHSTANDING THE SEMINOLE COUNTY, Pristine 1500 sq. ft. office space THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS SEMINOLE COUNTY, ders agree to take everything date of death was March 5, TIME PERIODS SET FORTH FLORIDA in the heart of downtown AFTER THE TIME OF THE FLORIDA from unit within 24 hours. The IN RE: THE ESTATE OF 2005; that the total value of the ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS auction will be held online at: GREGORY JOHN MOORE, estate is $ 200,000.00 and that TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Sanford at First St and Park CASE NO.: NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER Case No.: www.selfstorageauction.com the names and addresses of AFTER THE DECEDENT’S Ave. Views of Lake Monroe, THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A Deceased. those to whom it has been DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. 2015CA001340 $3000 month + utilities. Office 2019-DR-004477-02D-W COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Lockwood Self-Storage assigned by such order are: WELLS FARGO BANK, space is newly renovated THEM. BRENT KENNON BAST, 1700 E. Broadway St. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The date of first publication of NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS with hardwood floors. All other creditors of the dece- Oviedo, FL 32765 Name this Notice is: May 20, 2020. TRUSTEE FOR THE HOLD- dent and other persons having Petitioner/Husband, (407) 971-0847 The administration of the estate ERS OF THE FIRST Paul Osborne claims or demands against of GREGORY JOHN MOORE, ESTATE OF MARY MARY BETH KELLY, FRANKLIN MORTGAGE LOAN Venture 1 Properties decedent's estate must file their and Date: June 8, 2020 deceased, file number listed HELEN SULLIAN ESQUIRE claims with this court WITHIN 3 Time: 10:30 a.m. above in the Circuit Court for C/O LEMUEL OTHEL Florida Bar No.: 84487 TRUST 2006-FF15 MORT- 407-718-0600 GAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- MONTHS AFTER THE DATE LEE ANNE BAST, Seminole County, Florida, SULLIVAN AS The Law Office of Mary Beth TIFICATES, SERIES 2006- OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Tenant Name, Unit #: Probate Division, the address of ANCILLARY PERSONAL Kelly FF15, OF THIS NOTICE. Respondent/Wife. which is Clerk of Circuit Court, REPRESENTATIVE 1515 International Parkway, ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED Murphy, Mitchell - 109 Probate Division, 301 North Suite 1013 Plaintiff, WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS AMENDED NOTICE OF Inc, PWG - 533 Park Ave., Sanford, FL 32771. Address Lake Mary, FL 32746 SET FORTH IN FLORIDA ACTION FOR Geiger, Donald - 609 The names and addresses of (407) 536-5358 VS. LEGALS STATUTES SECTION 733.702 DISSOLUTION OF MAR- Inc, PWG - 657 the Petitioner and the 105 Victor Lane (800) 839-1513 facsimile WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. RIAGE Inc, PWG - 713 Petitioner’s attorney are set Ringgold, Georgia 30736 P: [email protected] UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICI- NOTWITHSTANDING THE (NO CHILD OR FINAN- forth below. S: [email protected] ARIES, DEVISEES, SURVIV- TIME PERIODS SET FORTH CIAL SUPPORT) Publish: May 20, 27, 2020 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS S: [email protected] ING SPOUSE, GRANTEES, call 711. ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED E089 All creditors of the decedent and ARE NOTIFIED THAT: Attorney for Personal ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE TO: LEE ANNE BAST other persons having claims or All creditors of the estate of the Representative CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, Publish: May 13, 20, 2020 AFTER THE DECEDENT'S 151 Sweetwater Branch demands against decedent’s decedent and persons having AND ALL OTHER PARTIES E058 DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. Rd., estate, included unmatured, claims or demands against the ALBERT BERNARD CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, The date of first publication of Fort Mitchell, AL 36856 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS contingent or unliquidated estate of the decedent other SELTENREICH THROUGH, UNDER, OR this notice is May 13, 2020. NAME claims, on whom a copy of this than those for whom provision Personal Representative AGAINST THE ESTATE OF YOU ARE NOTIFIED that notice is served must file their for full payment was made in the LEONARD G. POTILLO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Attorney for Personal an action for dissolution of mar- Notice is hereby given that I am claims with this court WITHIN Order of Summary Publish: May 20, 27, 2020 (DECEASED); et al, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Representative: riage has been filed against engaged in business at 283 N. THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS Administration must file their E097 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR NORBERTO S. KATZ, you and that you are required 1st St., Seminole County, Lake AFTER THE DATE OF THE claims with this court WITHIN Defendant(s). SEMINOLE COUNTY, ESQUIRE to serve a copy of your written Mary, FL 32746 under the FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS THE TIME PERIODS SET FLORIDA Florida Bar No.: 399086 defenses, if any, to it on Fictitious Name of PD NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER FORTH IN FLORIDA NOTICE OF FORECLO- 425 West Colonial Drive, Jeanette Vazquez, Esq. Consulting, and that I intend THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A STATUTES SECTION 733.702. PUBLIC NOTICE SURE SALE PURSUANT FILE NO.: 2020-CP-516 Suite 104 JDX LAW, P.L.L.C. whose to register said name with the COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS TO Orlando, Florida 32804 address is P.O. Box 121064, Divisions of Corporations, THEM. NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOR- AT&T Mobility, LLC is pro- CHAPTER 45 IN RE: ESTATE OF: Telephone: (407) 849-7072 Clermont, Florida 34712, Tallahassee, Florida, in accor- EVER BARRED. NOTWITH- posing to construct a 41- Fax: (407) 849-7075 on or before 6/29/2020, and dance with the provisions of the All other creditors of the dece- STANDING ANY OTHER foot overall height pole NOTICE IS HEREBY ROGER GERARD KNIGHT,E-Mail: velizkatz@velizkat- file the original with the clerk of Fictitious Name Statues, to-wit: dent and other persons having APPLICABLE TIME PERIOD, telecommunications structure GIVEN that sale will be made Deceased. zlaw.com this Court at P.O. Box 8099, Section 865.09, Florida Statutes claims or demands against ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) near 495 S Pearl Lake Cswy, pursuant to an Order or Final Secondary: Sanford, Florida 32772 1991. decedent’s estate, including YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE Altamonte Springs, Seminole Judgment. Final Judgment was NOTICE TO CREDITORS [email protected] before service on Petitioner or unmatured, contingent or unliq- DECEDENT'S DATE OF County, Florida (N28° 39’ awarded on August 1, 2019 in immediately thereafter. If you Philip Dacosta uidated claims, must file their DEATH IS BARRED. 17.8”, W-81° 25’ 37.3"). AT&T Civil Case No. 2015CA001340, TO ALL PERSONS HAV- Personal Representative: fail to do so, a default may be claims with this court WITHIN 3 Mobility, LLC invites comments of the Circuit Court of the EIGH- ING CLAIMS OR MYRNA FLORAT PENA entered against you for the Publish: May 20, 2020 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE The date of first publication of from any interested party on the TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and DEMANDS AGAINST THE 5005 Bayside Loop relief demanded in the petition. E090 OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF this Notice is May 20, 2020. impact the tower may have on for Seminole County, Florida, ABOVE ESTATE: Apartment 101 THIS NOTICE. any districts, sites, buildings, wherein, WELLS FARGO Oviedo, Florida 32765 The action is asking the court to Attorney for Person Giving structures or objects significant BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCIA- The administration of the estate decide how the following real or ALL CLAIMS NOT SO FILED Notice in American history, archaeolo- TION, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE of ROGER GERARD KNIGHT, Publish: May 13, 20, 2020 personal property should be NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. NORBERTO S. KATZ, gy, engineering or culture that HOLDERS OF THE FIRST deceased, File Number 2020- E060 divided: NONE. NAME ESQUIRE are listed or determined eligible FRANKLIN MORTGAGE LOAN CP-516 is pending in the The date of first publication of Florida Bar No.: 399086 for listing in the National TRUST 2006-FF15 MORT- Circuit Court for Seminole Copies of all court docu- Notice is hereby given that I am this Notice is May 20, 2020. 425 West Colonial Drive, Register of Historic Places. GAGE PASS-THROUGH CER- County, Florida Probate ments in this case, engaged in business at 5429 Suite 104 Comments may be sent to TIFICATES, SERIES 2006- Division, the address of which including orders, are Lake Howell Rd, Seminole s/Diane Moore Orlando, Florida 32804 Environmental Corporation of FF15 is the Plaintiff, and is P.O. Box 8099, Sanford, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT available at the Clerk of County, Winter Park, FL 32792 Diane Moore Telephone: (407) 849-7072 America, ATTN: Megan Gomez, UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICI- Florida 32772-8099. The name OF THE EIGHTEENTH the Circuit Court’s office. under the Fictitious Name of 1360 Prince Phillip Dr. Fax: (407) 849-7075 1375 Union Hill Industrial Court, ARIES, DEVISEES, SURVIV- and address of the Personal JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN You may review these Zoom Room Winter Park, Casselberry, FL 32707 E-Mail: Suite A, Alpharetta, GA 30004 or ING SPOUSE, GRANTEES,; Representative and the AND FOR documents upon request. and that I intend to register said [email protected] via email to publicnotice@eca- ALAQUA LAKES COMMUNITY Personal Representative’s SEMINOLE COUNTY, name with the Divisions of s/Lori A. Pieper Secondary E-Mail: usa.com. Ms. Gomez can be ASSOCIATION, INC.; MAR- attorney are set forth below: FLORIDA You must keep the Clerk Corporations, Tallahassee, LORI A. PIEPER [email protected] reached at (770) 667-2040 x GARET POTILLO; LEONARD of the Circuit Court’s Florida, in accordance with the FLORIDA BAR NO.: 102678 405 during normal business G. POTILLO III; MARGARET ALL INTERESTED PER- PROBATE DIVISION office notified of your provisions of the Fictitious Miller Johnson Law, PL Person Giving Notice: hours. Comments must be POTILLO, AS PERSONAL SONS ARE NOTIFIED CASE NO.: 2020-CP- current address. (You Name Statues, to-wit: Section 247 Maitland Ave. LEMUEL OTHEL SULLIVAN received within 30 days of the REPRESENTATIVE OF THE THAT: 000519 may file Designation of 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. Suite 1000 105 Victor Lane date of this notice. EEC/ W1677 ESTATE OF LEONARD; ANY Current Mailing and E- Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 Ringgold, Georgia 30736 AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES All creditors of the decedent IN RE: ESTATE OF Mail Address, Florida CFLabrador Enterprises Inc. (407) 478-7950 Publish: May 20, 2020 CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, and other persons having Supreme Court Approved (407) 478-7989 Fax Publish: May 20, 27, 2020 E098 UNDER AND AGAINST THE claims or demands against SANDRA M. NEW Family Law Form Publish: May 20, 2020 Designated Email Address: E096 HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL decedent’s estate on whom a 12.915.) Future papers in E091 [email protected] DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE copy of this notice is served Deceased. this lawsuit will be m NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR within three months after the mailed or e-mailed to the NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS ALIVE, WHETHER SAID date of the first publication of NOTICE TO CREDITORS address(es) on record at Publish: May 20, 27, 2020 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NAME UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY this notice must file their claims the clerk’s office. NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS E094 OF THE EIGHTEENTH CLAIM AN INTEREST AS with this Court WITHIN THE The administration of the Estate NAME JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN Notice is hereby given that I am SPOUSES, HEIRS, LATER OF THREE MONTHS of Sandra M. New, deceased, WARNING: Rule 12.285, AND FOR engaged in business at 4106 DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR AFTER THE DATE OF THE whose date of death was April Florida Family Rules of Notice is hereby given that I am SEMINOLE COUNTY, West Lake Mary Boulevard, OTHER CLAIMANTS are FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS 2, 2020, is pending in the Circuit Procedure, requires cer- engaged in business at 636 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FLORIDA Suite 110, Seminole County, Defendants. NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS Court for Seminole County, tain automatic disclosure Buckingham Dr., Oviedo, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Lake Mary, Florida 32746 under AFTER THE DATE OF SERV- Florida, Probate Division, the of documents and infor- Seminole County, Florida under FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION the Fictitious Name of Hunt The Clerk of the Court, ICE OF A COPY OF THIS address of which is 301 N. Park mation. Failure to com- the Fictitious Name of Made PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO.: 2020-CP- Club Pediatrics Lake Grant Maloy will sell to the NOTICE ON THEM. Avenue, Sanford, FL 32771. ply can result in sanc- New, and that I intend to regis- 000542 Mary, and that I intend to regis- highest bidder for cash at 301 The names and addresses of tions, including dismissal ter said name with the Divisions File No. 2020-CP-000178 ter said name with the Divisions N. Park Avenue, Room S-201, All other creditors of the dece- the Co-Personal or striking of pleadings. of Corporations, Tallahassee, IN RE: ESTATE OF of Corporations, Tallahassee, Sanford, FL 32771 on June 18, dent and persons having claims Representatives and the Florida, in accordance with the IN RE: ESTATE OF Florida, in accordance with the 2020 at 11:00:00 AM EST the or demands against the estate Personal Representatives’ DATED: April 28, 2020. provisions of the Fictitious MARILYN SELTENREICH provisions of the Fictitious following described real proper- of the decedent must file their attorney are set forth below. Name Statues, to-wit: Section JAMES CARL SCHEUERING Name Statues, to-wit: Section ty as set forth in said Final claims with this Court WITHIN GRANT MALOY 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. Deceased. 865.09, Florida Statutes 1991. Judgment, to wit: THREE MONTHS AFTER THE All creditors of the Decedent CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Deceased. DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI- and other persons having COURT AND COMPTROLLER Jason A Catledge NOTICE TO CREDITORS Carlos Chaban LOT 18, ALAQUA LAKES CATION OF THIS NOTICE. claims or demands against NOTICE TO CREDITORS PHASE III, ACCORDING Decedent’s Estate on whom a By: Amanda Hoffman Publish: May 20, 2020 The administration of the Estate Publish: May 20, 2020 TO THE PLAT THEREOF ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS copy of this Notice is required to Deputy Clerk E092 The administration of the estate of Marilyn Seltenreich, E099 AS RECORDED IN PLAT NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOR- be served must file their claims of James Carl Scheuering, deceased, whose date of death BOOK 54, PAGES 73, 74 EVER BARRED. with the Court ON OR BEFORE Publish: May 6, 13, 20, 27, deceased, whose date of death AND 75, PUBLIC THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS 2020 was November 23, 2019, is The date of the first publication RECORDS OF SEMINOLE AFTER THE TIME OF THE E032 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT pending in the Circuit Court for The City of Lake Mary proposes to adopt the following of this Notice is May 13, 2020. COUNTY, FLORIDA. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Seminole County, Florida, ordinance:

NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER FLORIDA Probate Division, the address of Personal Representative Any person claiming an interest THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A PROBATE DIVISION which is 301 N Park Ave, ORDINANCE NO. 1620 in the surplus from the sale, if COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON NOTICE OF PUBLIC Sanford, Florida 32771. The JENNIFER ANDUJAR any, other than the property THEM. SALE: OFF THE CHAIN File No. 2020-CP-000617 names and addresses of the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, AMEND- 413 Colonial Avenue owner as of the date of the lis TOWING gives Notice of personal representative and the ING SECTION 154.67 “DOWNTOWN CENTRE ZONING West Deptford, NJ 08096 pendens must file a claim All other creditors of the Foreclosure of Lien and intent Division Probate personal representative's attor- DISTRICT”, OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE before the clerk reports the sur- Decedent and other persons to sell these vehicle on ney are set forth below. CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, TO ALLOW FOR RESI- Attorney for Personal plus as unclaimed. having claims or demands 06/03/2020 8:00 am an auc- IN RE: ESTATE OF All creditors of the decedent and DENTIAL DUPLEXES AND TO REDUCE THE MINIMUM Representative against Decedent’s Estate must tion will take place at 855 E other persons having claims or DWELLING UNIT SIZE OF FEE SIMPLE TOWNHOUSES;

Dated this 7 day of May, 2020. file their claims with this Court 25th STREET, SANFORD, FL PRISCILLA GRALA demands against decedent's PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, CODIFICATION, CON- DAPHNE S. CUKIER, ESQ. WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER 32771. The vehicles which will estate on whom a copy of this FLICTS, AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE. P.O. Box 530144 ALDRIDGE PITE, LLP THE DATE OF THE FIRST be auctioned include: Deceased. notice is required to be served DeBary, Florida 32753-0144 PUBLICATION OF THIS Attorney for Plaintiff must file their claims with this NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Mayor and City (386) 668-4451 NOTICE. 1615 South Congress Avenue 1GBKC34F2TJ104220 NOTICE TO CREDITORS court ON OR BEFORE THE Commission of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, will be holding Email: Suite 200 1996/CHEVY/C3500HD/C LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER Public Hearings to review proposed updates to Chapter [email protected] Delray Beach, FL 33445 ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED HEYENNE/TRUCK/GREEN The administration of the estate THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- 154.67 of the City’s Land Development Code: Florida Bar No.: 0096636 WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Telephone: 561-392-6391 of PRISCILLA GRALA, LICATION OF THIS NOTICE Downtown Centre Zoning District. The public hearing dates SET FORTH IN FLORIDA Facsimile: 561-392-6965 Publish: May 20, 2020 deceased, whose date of death OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE are as follows: Publish: May 13, 20, 2020 STATUTE SECTION 733.702 E086 was February 20, 2020, is pend- DATE OF SERVICE OF A E059 By: Jennifer Travieso WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. ing in the Circuit Court for COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON o First Reading: June 4, 2020, at 7:00pm (or as soon as

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Date: 2020-05-06 NOTWITHSTANDING THE Probate Division, the address of All other creditors of the dece- o Second Reading: June 18, 2020, at 7:00pm (or as

Primary E-Mail: TIME PERIODS SET FORTH NOTICE OF PUBLIC which is 301 N. Park Avenue, dent and other persons having soon as possible thereafter)

[email protected] ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED SALE Sanford, Florida 32771. The claims or demands against IN THE CIRCUIT COURT TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE names and addresses of the decedent's estate must file their For more information regarding this item or to request a digital copy FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, AFTER THE DECEDENT’S IMPORTANT CENTRAL FLORIDA CAR personal representative and the claims with this court WITHIN 3 of the proposed amendment, you may contact the project manager, FLORIDA DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. HAULERS, INC. gives personal representative's attor- MONTHS AFTER THE DATE Kendall Story, CNU-A, Urban Planner, at (407) 585-1459 or via e- PROBATE DIVISION AMERICANS WITH DIS- notice of foreclosure of lien and ney are set forth below. OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION mail, [email protected]. MARY BETH KELLY, ABILITIES ACT: If you are intent to sell these vehicle(s) on All creditors of the decedent and OF THIS NOTICE. File No. 2020-CP-561 ESQUIRE a person with a disability Saturday, JUNE 6, 2020 at 9:00 other persons having claims or ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED The Public Hearings will be held in the City of Lake Mary Florida Bar No.: 84487 who needs any accommo- AM at 3710 East State Road demands against decedent's WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS Commission Chambers, 100 N. Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Any IN RE: ESTATE OF The Law Office of Mary Beth dation in order to partici- 46, Sanford, Florida, 32771. estate on whom a copy of this SET FORTH IN FLORIDA interested party may appear at the public hearing and be heard Kelly pate in this proceeding, Pursuant to subsection 713.78 notice is required to be served STATUTES SECTION 733.702 regarding the above described items or submit written comments to LEONTE ANTONIO 1515 International Parkway, you are entitled, at no of Florida Statues. CENTRAL must file their claims with this WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. the address identified above. Said hearing may be continued from PENA, Suite 1013 cost to you, to the provi- FLORIDA CAR HAULERS, court ON OR BEFORE THE NOTWITHSTANDING THE time to time until the City Commission makes a final decision. sion of certain assis- Lake Mary, FL 32746 INC. reserves the right to LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER TIME PERIODS SET FORTH GIVEN THE CURRENT SITUATION SURROUNDING Deceased. tance. If you require (407) 536-5358 accept or reject any or all bids: THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED COVID-19, STAFF IN THE COMMISSION CHAMBERS assistance please con- (800) 839-1513 facsimile LICATION OF THIS NOTICE TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE WILL BE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDED CDC GUIDE- NOTICE TO CREDITORS tact: ADA Coordinator, at P: [email protected] #, YEAR, MAKE, VIN OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE AFTER THE DECEDENT'S LINES, SUCH AS LIMITING CAPACITY INSIDE THE

Seminole Court S: [email protected] DATE OF SERVICE OF A DATE OF DEATH IS BARRED. CHAMBER TO NO MORE THAN 10 PEOPLE. THERE WILL The administration of the estate Administration, 301 N. S: [email protected] 2006 KIA SORRENTO COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON BE HAND SANITIZER AND LIMITED SEATING AVAIL- of LEONTE ANTONIO PENA, Park Ave, Suite N301, Attorney for Personal KNDJC733665640297 THEM. The date of first publication of ABLE. PUBLIC COMMENT WILL BE PLACED IN WRIT- deceased, whose date of death Sanford, Florida, 32771- Representatives All other creditors of the dece- this notice is May 20, 2020. TEN FORMAT AND GIVEN TO THE CLERK AT THE MEET- was April 1, 2020, is pending in 1292, (407) 665-4227. Publish: May 20, 2020 dent and other persons having ING. MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC ARE ENCOURAGED TO the Circuit Court for Seminole NOTE: You must contact SHANA M. POORMAN E087 claims or demands against Attorney for Personal CONTACT STAFF PRIOR TO THE PUBLIC HEARING TO County Florida, Probate coordinator at least 7 Co-Personal Representative decedent's estate must file their Representative: DISCUSS ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS WITH THIS Division, the address of which days before your sched- claims with this court WITHIN 3 ITEM. is P.O. Box 8099, Sanford, uled court appearance, or THOMAS M. VEIRS MONTHS AFTER THE DATE David C. Braun Florida 32772-8099. The Co-Personal Representative immediately upon receiv- NOTICE OF PUBLIC OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Florida Bar No. 151955 NOTE: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION names and addresses of the ing this notification if the SALE: Courtesy Towing, Inc. OF THIS NOTICE. David Braun & Associates MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER personal representative and the Publish: May 13, 20, 2020 time before the sched- gives Notice of Foreclosure of ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED P.O. Box 2066 CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING, HE OR SHE personal representative's attor- E061 uled appearance is less Lien and intent to sell these WITHIN THE TIME PERIODS DeLand, FL 32721 WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS, AND THAT, FOR ney are set forth below. than 7 days; if you are vehicles on 06/03/2020, 09:00 SET FORTH IN FLORIDA SUCH PURPOSE, HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A All creditors of the decedent hearing or voice impaired, am at 1850 High St, Longwood, STATUTES SECTION 733.702 Personal Representative: VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE, WHICH and other persons having WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. SANFORD HERALD Midweek: May 20-23, 2020 • PAGE 9

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RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON THE CITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS IN WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. FLORIDA STATUTES ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT 407-585-1424. 286.0105. Publish: May 20, June 3, 2020 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR- E085 TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT

no experi- said the city needs a voice in KROLL however, millions of surplus dol- OVIEDO ence, Kroll said. She may be Washington in the aftermath of the lars generated by the tax collec- tough in the general election coronavirus. tor’s office have all but disap- Continued from Page 1 because she doesn’t have to Continued from Page 1 Council member Jeff Chudnow peared. The surpluses used to be spend any money for the primary. agreed with Britton. He said the firm turned over to the county, he said. Out of all four candidates, he helped the city apply for a federal Seminole County, Kroll said, said, he is the only one with grant to hire two new police officers. lector after discovering the relies on those funds to supple- down the move. extensive business experience. He Bob Pollack, chairman of the mismanagement of taxpayers’ ment expenses for public safety The five-member council voted 4-1 is a Top 200 Realtor in Central Oviedo City Council, said the lobby- money under the current admin- and improvements that benefit all to renew the $30,000 contract extend- Florida. ing firm was instrumental in working istration,” Kroll said in an inter- county taxpayers. ing it through September. Only Sladek Before real estate, the Lake with the Federal Emergency view with the Herald. The candidate’s motto for his voted against the measure. Brantley High School and Management Agency. He acknowl- The current tax collector is Joel campaign is “Bring Fiscal Abraham Lopez spoke to the coun- Seminole State College graduate edged the grant to hire the police offi- Greenberg. His opponents all Responsibility Back to Seminole cil twice before the matter was worked in insurance and then his cers, plus another grant to purchase a brought up problems with County.” resolved. Speaking into a freshly sani- father’s manufacturing business. new fire truck. He also said the firm is Greenberg’s time in office. “Every dollar earned and every tized mic, he asked the commission When that company was sold he working on applying for a third grant. Kroll lists the same allegations dollar spent needs to make not to extend a resolution declaring a moved to selling homes and He said if they don’t produce by against the incumbent, such as sense,” he says on his campaign local state of emergency. property. September, the council could make a spending millions hiring friends website. The resolution was part of the con- Kroll emphasizes that the tax change. and “cronies,” using taxpayer In Tampa, he said, the tax col- sent agenda, but all the resolutions on collector’s office can be run much “If they don’t produce anything, money to fund the startup of his lector uses kiosks at grocery that agenda were approved together more efficiently. The tax collection then I’m done,” Pollack said. own company and facing multi- stores where people can pay fees. unanimously by the council. part is basically taking deposits to Mayor Sladek said the reasons that ple lawsuits for discrimination Some of what the tax collector Lopez returned to the microphone the bank. A handful of people can the rest of the council gave for extend- and wrongful termination. offers does not need an office. to argue against continuing to use manage that part, Kroll said. ing the contract for Alcalde & Fay “His budget is out of control,” The current office on Sun Alcalde & Fay. He said the council The other services, Department were invalid. Kroll said referring to Greenberg. Drive, he said, will go saving an members all had the skill sets to repre- of Motor Vehicles, fishing and Lake Jesup is outside of city limits, The cronyism that Greenberg estimated $170,000, Kroll said. sent the citizens of Oviedo to higher hunting licenses, etc., are simply she said. The county is working on the accused his predecessor Ray Kroll doesn’t consider the other elected officials. collecting fees and issuing licens- problem as well. Just like the Valdes of having was increased in Republican, Brian Beute, a viable With the uncertainty caused by the es. Everglades, the problems with Lake his own administration, Kroll candidate. coronavirus pandemic, Lopez said, the He said he can bring fiscal Jesup are a statewide concern, Sladek said. He said Beute has no money council should table the money that responsibility back to the tax col- argued. Valdes is a real estate customer and no backing. With Kroll’s own would go toward the lobbying firm. lector’s office and provide “the The city can write a letter of sup- of Kroll’s. He said Valdes has money and support, he said, he is He added that people often say speak- highest” level of customer serv- port for grants, she said. There was no given him insight into the job, a much more viable candidate. ing to the town council is a waste of ice. need for a lobbying firm to do that. and he described the former tax He likes his chances. time because council members’ minds “Throughout my career, I have The problems with FEMA are being collector as a father figure. “Greenberg has done enough are already made up, but Lopez asked always worked in sales and man- felt by many cities in Florida stem- Kroll admits that Valdes didn’t damage to himself,” Kroll said. that they prove people wrong and agement of my own business,” ming all the way back to Hurricane favor technology for the office, If Kroll should win the primary reject the renewal of the lobbying con- Kroll said. “I have been entrusted Charley in 2004. The federal govern- but he said Valdes ran the office Aug. 18, his Democratic opponent tract. by thousands of clients with their ment is trying to recover money that it efficiently. will be Lynn “Moira” Dictor. She His arguments were followed by a largest investment, their home.” says the state of Florida overcharged it He said in the last three years, has more funding than Beute, but motion by Sladek to deny the resolu- tion to pay Alcalde & Fay for federal for recovery costs. Now the state is lobbying services. Her motion was trying to get that money back from seconded by council member Judith cities. Dolores Smith for discussion purpos- Sladek also said a principal partner es, she said. from Alcalde & Fay had lied to her. Sladek said she had not seen any She does not trust the city’s own lob- deliverables nor had heard from the byist. lobbying firm. When she has called “We don’t need this investment,” higher elected officials, she said, such she said. as U.S. Rep. Stephanie Murphy, she Smith responded that she disagreed has received good response. with the mayor’s assessment for say- Smith spoke next saying that she ing her arguments for the extension had received six emails, five of which were invalid. had asked her to deny extending the It was brought up that the city lobbying firm’s contract. The sixth one should distance itself from the just gave pros and cons for the exten- mayor’s possibly slanderous state- sion. ments about Alcalde & Fay. Those arguing against the measure Pollack then argued that there is did not give any reasons not to do so, still a lot of money that may come Smith said. She appreciated Lopez’s from future federal stimulus packages. argument because he did give reasons He didn’t want to see the city miss to oppose it. opportunities that may come up But Smith said she serves on a com- because the city will need ways to mittee looking at cleaning up Lake recover. Jesup. She said she felt that Alcalde & “We have an opportunity to regain Fay may be able to obtain help from some of the impact from COVID-19,” the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Pollack said. That was more important which, she added, had caused prob- than the $30,000 to extend the contract. lems with the lake in first place. Sladek’s motion was denied 4-1. She Council member Keith Britton was the only one to vote for it. Then argued that the city has gotten value the resolution to extend the federal from Alcalde & Fay. He said they lobbying contract passed 4-1, with the helped with a water company that mayor the only one to oppose it. was providing bad service. He also PAGE 10 • Midweek: May 20-23, 2020 SANFORD HERALD

CITY affected by coronavirus. City Manager Norton Bonaparte Jr. said up to 300 businesses may be eligible. Continued from Page 1 To start, the city has $145,000 from its economic future for mass gatherings development budget for pro- such as the 4th of July motion and another $100,000 Celebration and Fireworks,” from a Community according to a Tuesday press Development Block Grant release from Lisa Holder, that can be combined for communications officer. businesses. She said these decisions Essentially, the businesses, were difficult to make. if they haven’t received feder- “We look forward to host- al stimulus money already, ing both of these events in can qualify for three grants, 2021 and anticipate an even each totaling $15,000. larger outpouring of support The Commission approved for these very important the measure unanimously. patriotic events,” Holder said. Now city staff will develop On Monday, Memorial an online application for busi- Day, Veterans Memorial Park nesses to fill out. at 110 W. Seminole Blvd., will One grant would provide be decorated with flags and a up to $15,000 for companies wreath between 8 a.m. and 4 to rehire at least three indi- p.m. as a tribute to fallen viduals; the second would service members. help with expenditures that Commissioner Patty businesses will need to docu- Mahany brought up the ment during the COVID peri- Fourth of July at the Sanford od; and the third is part of the City Commission meeting block grant and will help Monday. businesses that have a certain “It could be a COVID-19 number of low-income disaster,” she said. employees. Staff recommended not Staff will provide an having the celebration, but update about the grant pro- there was some talk about grams and recommendations maybe having something to the Commission at its next around Labor Day. No plans meeting June 8. were made, however. The Commission also There was also discussion decided to hold its next meet- about whether the city was ing June 8. If a work session committed financially to the is necessary, it will start at 6 fireworks company for the p.m. in the downstairs meet- Fourth of July. Lisa Jones, ing room to accommodate parks and recreation director, social distancing. Then the clarified that the city has not regular meeting would follow signed a contract for this year. at 7 p.m. The drop dead date to make If there is not enough for a that decision was May 29. full work session, the The Commission also Commission will hold a short approved an emergency ordi- extra session after the main nance to assist businesses meeting.

Herald photo by Tommy Vincent The Star Spangled Sanford event is also cancelled.