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Florida Unclaimed Money FLORIDA UNCLAIMED MONEY Florida Unclaimed Property List #9 (12/15/17) FINDER INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES, LLC Florida Unclaimed Property List (12/15/17) Finder Investigative Services, LLC P.O. Box 771211, Orlando, FL 32877 Telephone: (407) 885-5280 Web: https://www.finderinv.com Our agency is attempting to locate the following people regarding unclaimed funds. For more information on recovering your unclaimed money, please contact our office. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ WALTER MIRANDA, BELVIEW DR , MIAMI, FL 33157 JEFFREY MIRRA, , , VERGINIA MIRANDA, UNKNOWN , , YURIY MIRSKIY, RAE DR , PALM COAST, FL 32164 ROBERTO MIRANDA, 1549 , HIALEAH, FL 330160000 SUZETTE MIRSKY, 64TH TER E, BRADENTON, FL 342038049 CLAUDIA MIRANDA, ALLISON GALLERY , MIAMI, FL 331555518 SUZETTE MIRSKY, 64TH TER E, BRADENTON, FL 342038049 CHERYL MIRANDA, BOX 1353 , MANGO, FL 33550 SUSAN MIRSKY, 96TH TER , PINELLAS PARK, FL 337820000 UBALDO MIRANDA, BOX 605 , GRETNA, FL 32332 HANIA MIRZA, NE 86TH CT, REDMOND, WA 98052 UBALDO MIRANDA, BOX 605 , GRETNA, FL 32332 NUZHAT MIRZA, NW 34TH DR, GAINESVILLE, FL UBALDO MIRANDA, BOX 605 , GRETNA, FL 32332 RAUL MISCHEL, CRANDON BLVD APT, KEY BISCAYNE, FL 331492742 UBALDO MIRANDA, BOX 605 , GRETNA, FL 32332 ROGER MISCHEL, CRANDON BLVD APT, KEY BISCAYNE, FL CHARNESE MIRANDA-MIZELL, BOX 421262 , KISSIMMEE, FL 331492742 347421262 PAULA MISCICHOWSKI, O PAULA M, PORT RICHEY, FL IDA MIRANDA-MIZELL, BOX 421262 , KISSIMMEE, FL 347421262 346681301 MARGARETHA MISDARY, UNKNOWN , , CHERYL MIRANDO, RENNE DR , JACKSONVILLE, FL 322184071 MARGARETHA MISDARY, UNKNOWN , , TIMOTIN MIRCEA, 119TH PL , BELLEVIEW, FL 344204611 BOULES MISDARY, DREEF 15 , S HERTOGENBOSCH, RITIKA MIRCHANDANI, LEXINGTON AVE APT, NEW YORK, NY 10016 BOULES MISDARY, DREEF 15 , S HERTOGENBOSCH, MURLI MIRCHANDANI, PRINCE REGENT CT, LONDON, GEORGE MISENHELDER, HUNTER LN N, PINELLAS PARK, FL 33782 LACHU MIRCHANDANI, WELGELGEN RD , PHILISBURGH, OLEG MISEVRA, , HOLLYWOOD, FL 33019 GEORGE MIRDA, S PALM DR, SATELLITE BEACH, FL 32973 LIOR MISHALI, NW 12TH AVE, SUNRISE, FL 33323 JOSE MIRELES, N A ST, LAKE WORTH, FL 334602424 ELSA MIRET, SW 21ST ST, MIAMI, FL 33155 LILIANNE MISHANN, COLLINS AVE BAL, BAL HARBOUR, FL 33154 PAUL MIRIAM GLASSER, NE 192ND ST, AVENTURA, FL 33180 GALINA MISHIEV, SUNNY ISLES BLVD, MIAMI BEACH, FL 33139 SABY MIRLANDE, NW 4TH LN, FLORIDA CITY, FL 330343160 DOREEN MIRLAS, MISTY GLEN LN, CLERMONT, FL 347115404 CHARLES MISICK, GETTYSBURG TERRACE , PLANTATION, FL 33325 DOREEN MIRLAS, MISTY GLEN LN, CLERMONT, FL 347115404 ANN MISICK, WAGNER AVE , LEHIGH ACRES, FL 33972 WILLIAM MIRLAS, MISTY GLEN LN, CLERMONT, FL 347115404 CHARLES MISICK, , UNKNOWN, 0 WILLIAM MIRLAS, MISTY GLEN LN, CLERMONT, FL 347115404 CHARLES MISICK, , UNKNOWN, 0 DIANE MIRNAR, CYPRESS LAKE CIR, SARASOTA, FL 34243 CHARLES MISICK, , UNKNOWN, 0 CARMEN MIRO, WEST DEKLE AVE, TAMPA, FL 336063242 CHARLES MISICK, , UNKNOWN, 0 RODOLFO MIRO, WEST DEKLE AVE, TAMPA, FL 336063242 CHARLES MISICK, , UNKNOWN, 0 RENE MIRO, W 60TH PL, HIALEAH, FL 330166305 LUKOMBO MISIDI, , , DOMENIC MIRO, LAFITTE DR , NOKOMIS, FL 342752211 LUKOMBO MISIDI, , , JOSE MIRO, ALLEN DR , CLEARWATER, FL 337644716 LUKOMBO MISIDI, , , RIGOBERTO MIRO, ALLEN DR , CLEARWATER, FL 337644716 MOLLY MISIR, DESERT RIDGE GLN, BRADENTON, FL 34202 MARLENE MIRO, WYNDMILL CIRCLE , ODESSA, FL 33556 ANNA MISIUREK, SAN JUAN AVE, JACKSONVILLE, FL 322102872 RALPH MIRO, WYNDMILL CIRCLE , ODESSA, FL 33556 VICTOR MIROTA, MONIQUE MCGRATH , COCOA, FL 32926 MACIEJ MISIUREK, SAN JUAN AVE, JACKSONVILLE, FL 322102880 FL Agency License #A1600146 Registered Locator #107376002 Florida Unclaimed Property List (12/15/17) Finder Investigative Services, LLC P.O. Box 771211, Orlando, FL 32877 Telephone: (407) 885-5280 Web: https://www.finderinv.com Our agency is attempting to locate the following people regarding unclaimed funds. For more information on recovering your unclaimed money, please contact our office. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ DONNA MISKEE, SPANISH MOSS TRL, NAPLES, FL 341082415 ANN MITAR, ASTARIAS CIR , FORT MYERS, FL 339193267 SNJEZANA MISKIC, WAY , LARGO, FL 337735304 GRACE MITCHALL, SW 8TH STREET, PLANTATION, FL 33317 MAROSLAV MISKIC, , , MARCIA MITCHEL, S SWINTON AVE, DELRAY BEACH, FL 334443653 ASHUTOSH MISKIN, US 129TH N, LIVE OAK, FL 32060 EDGAR MITCHEL, HAWTHORNE DR , CLEARWATER, FL 33763 ANNE MISLAN, WESTLAWN PL , PALM COAST, FL 321644050 STANLEY MITCHEL, INVERRARY BLVD , LAUDERHILL, FL STEPHEN MISLAN, WESTLAWN PL , PALM COAST, FL 321644050 333190000 JANIE MITCHEL, , , HENRY MISLE, WOLVERTON A , BOCA RATON, FL 334344508 LUCILE MITCHELL, NORWEIGAN DR , CLEARWATER, FL 33763 LLAMAL MISLEH, BX 527264 , MIAMI, FL 331527264 JOHN MISLOW, NW 21ST STREET, FT LAUDERDALE, FL 33317 MARLENE MITCHELL, US HIGHWAY , CLERMONT, FL 347148221 JENNIFER MISON, BOX 210575 , ROYAL PLM BCH, FL 33421 GEORGE MITCHELL, CT UNIT , FORT MYERS, FL 33907 DAVID MISONZNICK, 15TH ST , DADE CITY, FL 335232026 L MITCHELL, O BOX , THOMASVILLE, GA 31799 RITA MISONZNICK, 15TH ST , DADE CITY, FL 335232026 PAUL MITCHELL, O BOX , KEY WEST, FL 33176 RITA MISONZNICK, , , CHRISTINE MITCHELL, FLEISCHMANN DRIVE , TALLAHASSEE, FL ROSA MISPIRETA, S BISCAYNE BLVD, MIAMI, FL 33131 32308 TIMOTEO MISS, SE FLOUNDER ST, STUART, FL 34997 LARRAINE MITCHELL, DOTTEREL RD 3-105, DELRAY BEACH, FL 334441041 LENHITU MISSAKA, NW 114TH AVE, DORAL, FL 33178 JUAN MITCHELL, 5TH ST APT, WEST PALM BEACH, FL 33401 MONICA MISSAKA, NW 114TH AVE, DORAL, FL 33178 MARQUES MITCHELL, LEE ST APT, WILDWOOD, FL 34785 AUGUSTA MISSALE, SW 77TH AV, MIA, FL 33156 JAMES MITCHELL, FAIRWINDS CIR APT, PLANT CITY, FL 33563 MISTY MISSENGIL, MARATEE BAY CIR, BOYNTON BEACH, FL JOHN MITCHELL, NORWEGIAN DRIVE APT, CLEARWATER, FL 33435 337632955 GORDON MISSIMER, BUCKHORN PRESERVE BLVD, VALRICO, FL ERNIE MITCHELL, WHISPER LAKE APT, WINTER PARK, FL 335966503 327925330 FLOSSIE MISSOS, NORMANDY BLVD , HOLIDAY, FL 34691 DEBORAH MITCHELL, NORMANDY COURT APT, TEMPLE SHERIKA MISSOURI, VILLAGE WALK , ZEPHYRHILLS, FL TERRACE, FL 33617 335422756 ROSLYN MITCHELL, PARKCREST BLVD APT, FORT MYERS, FL PATRICIA MISTAK, UNIVERSITY DR , CORAL SPRINGS, FL 33065 339124385 MARY MITCHELL, S CHANDLER AV, DELAND, FL 327245605 DIANA MISTARKA, EDWIN AVE NO, FORT LEE, NJ 7024 HELEN MITCHELL, E PALM AV, TAMPA, FL 336053715 JOHN MISTRETTA, ORANGE DR APT, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL 32701 ALLISON MITCHELL, NE 7TH AVE, DELRAY, FL 33483 JOHN MISTRETTA, ORANGE DR APT, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL KENNETH MITCHELL, SW LANGFIELD AVE, PORT ST LUCIE, FL 32701 349844928 JOHN MISTRETTA, ORANGE DR APT, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL JAVIER MITCHELL, NW 110TH AVE, OCALA, FL 34472 32701 ELROY MITCHELL, SE 4TH AVE, DEERFIELD BEACH, FL 33441 JUSTIN MISTRETTA, ORANGE DR APT, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL WILLIE MITCHELL, E HANNA AVE, TAMPA, FL 33610 32701 MEAGAN MITCHELL, SW 4TH AVE, CAPE CORAL, FL 33914 CLEMENTINA MISTRETTA, NW 29TH ST, MARGATE, FL 330635624 ALICE MITCHELL, GUM TREE AVE, NEW PRT RCHY, FL 346536652 NATHAN MISTRIC, HANLEY DOWNS DR, , FL 32533 NICKOLAS MITCHELL, GUM TREE AVE, NEW PRT RCHY, FL PERSIS MISTRY, UNKNOWN , , FL 346536652 FL Agency License #A1600146 Registered Locator #107376002 Florida Unclaimed Property List (12/15/17) Finder Investigative Services, LLC P.O. Box 771211, Orlando, FL 32877 Telephone: (407) 885-5280 Web: https://www.finderinv.com Our agency is attempting to locate the following people regarding unclaimed funds. For more information on recovering your unclaimed money, please contact our office. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ASPASIAN MITCHELL, NW 7TH AVE, MIAMI, FL 33150 MALACHI MITCHELL, W 25TH ST, JACKSONVILLE, FL 322093448 KERRY MITCHELL, W KENNEDY BLVD, TAMPA, FL 336092575 DIANE MITCHELL, N 44TH ST, TAMPA, FL 336190000 PERNELL MITCHELL, N FERN CIR, LEESBURG, FL 347487034 NANCY MITCHELL, SW 54 ST, MIAMI, FL 33155 RUBY MITCHELL, N FERN CIR, LEESBURG, FL 347487034 MARY MITCHELL, N 14TH ST, TAMPA, FL 33604 STACEY MITCHELL, HERRING GULL CT, OCOEE, FL 34761 WALLACE MITCHELL, N 51ST ST, TEMPLE TERRACE, FL 336171412 THURMAN MITCHELL, PINE WOOD CT, FORT MYERS, FL 33905 STEVE MITCHELL, NW 132ND STREET, MIAMI, FL 33168 MATTHEW MITCHELL, LA MIRAGE CT, TAMPA, FL 33615 LEROY MITCHELL, NW 106 STREET, MIAMI, FL 33150 DEDRA MITCHELL, W WOODSCAPE DR, MIRAMAR, FL 33023 LILIETH MITCHELL, NW 182 STREET, MIAMI, FL 33169 MARIE MITCHELL, BOULDER CANYON DR, BOULDER, CO 80302 STANLEY MITCHELL, 42737 YORK STREET, GULFPORT, FL 33705 MARIA MITCHELL, AUTUMN CREEK DRIVE, JACKSONVILLE, FL 32258 JAMES MITCHELL, 13TH STREET SW, VERO BEACH, FL 32962 WILLIAM MITCHELL, 6TH AVE E, PALMETTO, FL 34221 WANDA MITCHELL, 13TH STREET SW, VERO BEACH, FL 32962 HARVERY MITCHELL, STARKEY RD LOT, LARGO, FL 33771 ANGELO MITCHELL, SW 27TH TERR, MIAMI, FL 33175 HEATHER MITCHELL, 142ND AVE LOT, LARGO, FL 337714649 JIMMY MITCHELL, BISCAYNE ISLAND TERR, MIAMI, FL 33181 ADRIAN MITCHELL, SOUTHWEST 130 TERRACE, MIRAMAR, FL LYDIA MITCHELL, AREVEE DR LOT, NEW PORT RICHEY, FL 34653 33027 GRANT MITCHELL, RED CLOUD TRL, ST AUGUSTINE, FL DORIS MITCHELL, 43RD AVE N, ST PETERSBURG, FL 337030000 320865311 LLOYD MITCHELL, WEST TROPICAL WAY, FORT LAUDERDALE, FL ROBIN MITCHELL, 15TH AVE N, ST PETERSBURG, FL 337044118 33317 GRACE MITCHELL, 10TH ST N, JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FL 32250 LLOYD MITCHELL, WEST TROPICAL WAY, FORT LAUDERDALE, FL 33317 CAROLYN MITCHELL, 6TH ST NE, WINTER HAVEN,
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