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After each decennial (ev- ery ten years) census, Florida CONTENTS is required to reapportion its state legislative and U.S.Con- gressional districts. The legis- MauryMau KolchaKolchakian lature is currently in the throes of this procedure, and, Florida SherdS Association Page practically speaking, the job must be completed prior to the (Micers...... ,...... ,...... 2 1992 general elections. Board ofDirectors ...... Reapportionment is the process of re-dividing a given ...... 3 number ofseats (40 in the State Senate, 120in the House) FLORIDA'S GOVKKGKNT among units ofgovernment or geographic districts. This is Stttte Government Chart ...... ,...... ,...... 4 usually done according to an established plan or formula. Executive Branch ...... „,...... ,...... ,...... -. ... 6 The number of state legislative districts will not in- ...... crease. However, some areas ofthe state are growing faster Directory of State Agencies ...„...... ,...... ,...... 11 than others, and therefore the district boundary lines will Legislative Branch ...„...... ,...... ,...... ,....14 have to be changed to give all Florida residents equal Judicial Branch ...... ,...... „.....,...... 21 representation. Florida's The 1990 census gave Florida a population of 12.94 U,S. Senators million, a hefty increase of 32.7 since 1980.Dividing this and Representatives ...... 27 total into 40 Senate districts and 120 House districts, Directory of County Of5cials ...... 33 produces an ideal "head count" of323,448 for each Senate Horitht district, and 107,816 for a House district. Sh~ of (BiograIphies) ...... ,....38 Florida's lawmakers will attempt to come as close to Diary 9fI aw Enfant Agenciet ...... ,....54 these "ideal" totals as possible, since the U.S.Constitution Sh~' Teleph~AX Num~ has been interpreted to require legislative districts with Addresses '. "substantial equality of population. " Courts have gener- ~ ...... Inside Sack Cover ally determined that "substantial equality" means a total deviation of less than ten percent. Reapportionment will increase Florida's congressional This is a complex task, and no "dilly dallying" is seats from 19to 23, and all are due to be filled in the permitted. 1992 general election. Since the U.S. Senate is not subject Ifthe Legislature fails to reapportion itself into "con- to reapportionment, Florida will continue to have two sena- secutively numbered, contiguous, overlapping or identi- tors, the same as every other state. cal" districts in its 1992 regular session, the Governor is After Florida's lawmakers have completed their intri- required to call a Special Apportionment Session. Ifthat cate reshuffling chores, one final step will remain. session fails to get the desired results, the Florida Supreme Any reapportionment plan passed by the Legislature will be Court will do the job. automatically reviewed by the Florida Supreme Court. Reapportioning Florida's Congressional districts is an In 1982 when the Florida Legislature was reapportioned to fit additional assignment faced by Florida's lawmakers, and a "one manfone vote" profile, Maury Kalchakian was the staff the fact that Florida has gained four additional seats in the attorney for the Senate's Reapportionment Committee. Prior to that U.S. House of Representatives through its tremendous time he was the staff attorney for the Senate's Governmental Opera- population growth will add to the complexity of the task. tions Committee.

Volume 36, No. 1„February/Mlsrch, F992 Publisher, J.M. "Suddy" Phillips, Executive Doctor, Florida SheriiFa Association EaMtor, Carl Stau6'sr Art Director, Frank Jones Piuductian Assistant, Lynn Meek Sheriff"s Star is published monthly during June aud September, and bi-monthly durmg December and January, February gad March, April .imd May~ July tLAd Au~ Octsbar aud WavamlxB', by tha:FlDrlda"Sh8TBS, Aasacm~, a 6N1-praSt corporation, P.O. Sax 12519,Tallahassee, Florida 82817-2519(stcsat address, 2517Mahau Drive). The subscription rata is lg psr yaai:amd the ~caticu number is USpS 498-989. Seomd 'chuis pa~ ptdd at T~~, Florida and at additiaual mailing cBicss. POSTMASTER Pl~ send, address corrections. ta The 8hcriff's. Mr, P. O, Sox 12519,Tallahassee„Florida. 82817 25%9. Copyright O I992 by Fkinda Sheriffs Asscciation. ISSN 9488-8188 Proceed with caution!

Reorganizing state law enforcement agencies is a major proposal facing the current session ofthe Florida Legislature, and it is an idea worth consideration and review. However, increasing state law enforcement ser- vices should be the focus ofthe Legislature's reorgani- zation efforts, and not consolidation of power. Currently, Sheriffs' Offices and Police Depart- ments provide the front line troops in the war against crime; and Sheriffs, being elected, have traditionally reflected the concerns of Florida citizens relative to crime. State law enforcement agencies have a different focus. They concentrate on enforcement oftraffic laws, as well as hunting, fishing, boating and alcoholic beverage regulations. They also patrol state college Florida Sherfffs Association President was campuses; make fire Jerry Whitehead (right) safety inspections and investi- congratulated by FBI Director William S. Sessions when he was gate suspected arson cases; patrol state parks; and graduated from the FBINational Academy in1991.President Whitehead investigate tax dodgers. is the Sheriff of Union County. He is the son of former Union County The Florida Department ofLaw Enforcement has Sheriff John Whitehead, who is a past president of the Sheriffs Association. a wide-ranging mission that includes providing crime lab services for state and local agencies; maintaining answerable to a few state officials, rather than to centralized crime files; and assisting local agencies Florida voters. with criminal investigations. Upsetting the present delicate balance between Each level oflaw enforcement has its own areas of state and local law enforcement could have devastat- responsibility, and this time-honored "division of la- ing results even if the foregoing "worst case sce- bor" has worked amazingly well. Historically there narios" never came to pass. That is why Florida's has been a minimum of friction between state and Sheriffs are urging the Legislature to "proceed with local agencies, and an admirable amount of coopera- caution. " tion. Sheriffs are saying, in effect, "don't go so far and A directory published in this issue ofThe Sheriff's so fast in pursuit of reorganization that you cripple Star lists 17 state agencies responsible for enforcing local law enforcement and reverse the progress that a wide variety of laws and regulations. Each has its has made Florida a recognized leader among law own sphere of responsibility. Each operates indepen- enforcement professionals. " dently within a narrowly defined area of focused Florida's local law enforcement agencies are pres- responsibility. ently healthy, strong and progressive. They have Reorganizing some of these agencies could con- proved that they can work together as a team for ceivably result in greater efficiency and coordination desirable goals. The current success of the Florida at the state level, but over-zealous efforts to create a SherifFs Association's Crack Cocaine Task Force is smoother "machine" "operating could also produce a only one example of this teamwork in action. "monster. Mutual Aid Agreements between local law en- The clear and present danger is that an all-power- forcement agencies have proved to be an efFective tool ful state police agency could dominate, and eventually in combatting criminal activities that cross local and supersede local law enforcement. It has happened in county boundaries. other states, and it could happen here with the follow- Many examples can also be cited of close and ing disastrous results: effective cooperation between local officers and state Control of local law enforcement, which now and federal officers. It is possible that careful, cau- resides at the local level through the election process, tious reorganization on the state level can enhance could shift to the state level and seriously cripple local and improve this team effort; and it is also possible self-government. that going too far too fast can have disastrous results. Taken to the ultimate extreme, consolidation It's worth study, but, by all means, proceed with could create a law enforcement "czar" who would be caution!

THE SHERIFF's STAR+ FEBRUARY/MARGH 1992 + 1 ' Robert C, "Bobby'"Knoioles Jerry 8'hitehead Preaident

Howard Oodu/in Jamea L. Jamie Adama J.M. "Buddy" Phi/Eipa, Jr. 8ergeant-at-Anna Chaplain Executive Director (appointed)

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are elected in even numbered years and six in odd 4 eg. numbered. years. The Chairman. ,and Vice-Chair- loess man are elected the Board for one-year. by terms CeP L~ ~ 1OIN and cannot: be re-elected to succeed'themselves. Ikl4& Prior. to 1990offIcers and directors were elected " at the Annual Mid-Winter Conference ofth' eAsso- . I ciation. Starting in 1990,as the result ofa by-laws amendment, it became customaiy to hold the elec- ' tion at the Annual (summer) Conference. e) ~ r~'

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Administration Citrus Elderly Affairs Labor & Employment Divisions Florida Dept. of Citrus Security Human Resource Environmental Administrative Services Management Advisory Committees Regulation Labor Personnel Chilled Juice Quality Environmental Regula- Employment Security State Employees' Concentrate Quality tion Commission Workers' Compensation Insurance Canned Juice Quality Employment, and Retirement Divisions Training Administrative Commerce Administrative Services Hearings Divisions Environmental Lottery Human Relations Economic Development Permitting Florida Dept. of Lottery Commission Tourism Environmental (Governor & Cabinet) Programs Professional & Career Service Community Affairs Occupational Commission Divisions Health & Rehabilitative Regulation Veterans' Affairs Community Services Services Divisions Public Safety Planning Program Offices Professions Business Regulation and Assistance Aging & Adult Services Occupations Board of Business I ocal Resource Children's Medical General Services Regulation Management Services Housing and Commu- Children, Youth and Transportation Divisions nity Development Families Divisions Pari-Mutuel Wagering Developmental Services Administration Hotels and Restaurants Corrections Vocational Rehab- Planning Florida Land Sales & Program Offices ilitation Reconstruction and Condominiums Adult Services Economic Services Design Alcoholic Beverages Community Services Health Public Transportation and Tobacco Health & Education Alcohol, Drug Abuse Operations General Regulation Services and Mental Health Construction State Athletic Youth Offender Medicaid Maintcnancc Commission Probation and Parole Services Departments under the Governor and Cabinet Administration, sBoard of Crime Labs Assistance Governor Administration and Board of Trustees of the Treasurer General Services Public Information Internal Improvement Comptroller Divisions Trust Fund Purchasing Highway Safety & (Governor and Executive Clemency, Electronic Data Motor Vehicles Cabinet) sBoard of Processing Divisions ("Pardon Board" ) Building Construction & Florida Highway Patrol Revenue Governor and at least 3 Property Management Drivers Licenses Divisions Cabinet Members Communications Motor Vehicles Administration Bond Finance Administrative Services Collections and Law Enforcement Motor Pool Enforcement Divisions Bureau of Vehicles Natural Resources Ad Valorem Tax Criminal Investigations Bureau of Aircraft Divisions Audits Criminal Justice Capitol Police Administration Information Systems Information Systems Surplus Property Marine Resources and Services Criminal Justice Administration Beaches and Shores Standards & Training Law Enforcement *Non-Departmental Staff Services Veterans' Affairs Recreation and Parks Agency Local Law Enforcement Divisions Resource Management Assistance Benefits and State Lands

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Commissioner of Home repair contracts Community Colleges Divisions Agriculture Installment sales Blind Services Treasury Loans Administration Department of Money orders Secretary of State Insurance Company Agriculture & Mortgage bankers Department of State Regulation Consumer Services Retail finance Divisions Insurance Consumer Divisions Savings and loans Elections Services Administration Securities Archives, History & State Fire Marshal Animal Industry State checks Records Management Risk Management Chemistry Trading stamps Corporations Rehabilitation and Consumer Services Library Services Liquidation Dairy Industry Department of Administration Insurance Fraud Forestry Education Cultural Affairs LP Gas Fruit & Vegetable The head of the Department Licensing Insurance Rating Inspection of Education is the Historic Preservation Inspection State Board ofEducation Councils Attorney General Marketing composed of the Gover- State Library & Department of Legal Plant Industry nor and Cabinet. The Historical Affairs Standards Governor is Chairman of Florida Arts Divisions the Board, and the Com- Elections Canvassing Administration Comptroller missioner of Education (a Commission (Governor Cabinet Affairs Department of Cabinet member) is the & Cabinet) Opinions Banking & Finance Secretary and Executive Boards Criminal Appeals Functions Officer. Florida Folk Life Public AfFairs Abandoned property Divisions Council Civil Banking Public Schools Statewide Special Banking credit cards Vocational Education Treasurer Prosecutor Cemeteries Universities (Board of Department of Crime Prevention and Credit Regents) Insurance Training

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Game & Fresh Public Service Electric and Gas Water Fish Commission Research Commission Rail Transportation Parole Commission Departments Water & Sewer Divisions Auditing and Law Enforcement Financial Analysis Dept. of Military Administrative Services Administration Affairs Fisheries Consumer Affairs Wildlife Communications Acgutant General

LEGISLATIVE JUDICIAL BRANCH BE4QVCH

House-Senate Joint Legislative Management Standing Committees Support Organizations Committee Supreme Court District Courts Judicial Administrative Legislative Auditing Commission Divisions ofAppeal Committee Florida Board ofBar Administrative Services Circuit Courts Examiners Legislative Information County Courts Auditor General Judicial Qualifications Statutory Revision Office of the Public COIBZQlssion Counsel Systems & Data Processing Commission on Library Services Ethics Economic and Demographic Research Joint Administrative Procedures Committee

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GOVERNOR (D)

Governor Lawton Chiles was born in Lakeland, Florida, April 3, 1930.He received a Bachelor ofScience Degree from the in 1952, and an LLB Degree from the University of Florida College of Law in 1955.Six Florida universities have awarded him honorary degrees. He and his wife, Rhea May, have four children. Highlights ofhis professional career include: practic- ing attorney, Lakeland, Florida, 1955to 1971;instructor, Florida Southern College, 1955to 1958;Director, LeRoy Collins Center for Public Policy, 1989-90; Eminent Scholar, Manning Dauer Chair, Department ofPolitical Science, University of Florida, 1989to 1990. Governor Chiles' political career began in 1959when he was sworn-in as a member of the Florida House of Representatives. He held his House seat through 1966, and served in the from 1967 to 1970.He was in the U.S. Senate from 1971to 1989 and held the following committee assignments: Appropriations Com- mittee, Budget Committee (Chairman), Democratic Steering Committee, Governmental Affairs Committee lative efforts to control criminal activity, 1981; and and Special Committee on Aging. Disabled American Veterans' Commander's Award, for He has received many awards during his years of outstanding service to disabled veterans, 1981. public service, the most recent ones being: National Science Foundation, for distinguished public service, Of6ce Location . Capitol Building 1988; Florida Wildlife Federation's Legislative Conser- Telephone Number ... . . 904/488-4441 vation Award, 1987;American Association of Homes for Governor's Staff the Aging award for leadership and efforts on behalf of Jim Krog Chief of Staff America's elderly, 1986; America-Israel Friendship Phil Wise...... Deputy Chief of Staff League, Honorary Sponsor, 1984; United Synagogue Julie Anbender Press Secretary Youth Soviet Jewry Award, 1984; National Security Mary Jane Gallagher ...... Director of Communications Council Leadership Award, 1983, 1986, 1987;American Rand Snell ...... Director of Cabinet Affairs Federation of Senior Citizens Man of the Year, 1982; Doug Cook ...... Director of Planning and Budgetin Florida Sheriffs Association award for contributing to Jay Peterson .General Counse the advancement ofbetter law enforcement, 1982;Florida Informed Parents award for influence in the battle against drug abuse, 1981;Citizens Crime Watch award for legis-

6 + THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR KENNETH H c'BUDDY" Committee, Committee on the Budget, and Select Com- MACKAY (D) mittee on Aging. Duringhis first term in Congress, MacKay organized Lieutenant Governor Ken- the Democratic Budget Group, which has played an neth "Buddy" MacKay is a active part in the effort to reduce budget deficits. During former United States Con- the 99th Congress, he formed the Congressional Caucus gressman from Florida's 6th on Competitiveness, a bipartisan, bicameral organiza- District. He was born on March tion designed to improve America's standing in the 22, 1933, in Ocala, Florida, global marketplace. and attended Marion County After his years in Congress, MacKay served as Chair- public schools. He was gradu- man of the Florida Democratic Party's Campaign Com- ated from the University of mittee and helped to develop a state-wide general elec- Florida in 1954.After serving tion strategy for electing Democrats. He also was ap- three years as a pilot in the pointed as a national spokesman for the Washington- U.S. Air Force, he entered the University of Florida based Democratic Leadership Council. College of Law, from which he was graduated with MacKay took a leave ofabsence from the law honors in 1961. firm ofSteel, Hector 8v Davis in order to run successfully MacKay is married to the former Anne Selph. They in 1990 as Lt. Governor with former United States have raised four sons and have been active in the Senator Lawton Chiles. Their ticket was designated the Presbyterian Church. From 1968 until 1974, MacKay "Democratic Dream Team" due to their combined 50 served in the Florida House of Representatives, and years of public service. from 1974 to 1980 in the Florida Senate. During that time he was designated Most Valuable Legislator more Office Location ...... Capitol Building times that anyone in history. In addition to his Florida Telephone Number...... 904/488-4711 legislative service, he practiced law, and was also ac- Lt. Governor's Staff tively involved in the management ofhis family's cattle Marcy Palmer ...... Personal Secretary/Scheduler and citrus business. ...... Travel Aide MacKay began his first term as a Member of Con- Allison Rainey .Executive Assistant gress on January 3, 1983. He served on the House John Kynes...... Executive Assistant Committee on Science and Technology, Foreign Affairs Karl Koch ...... Executive Assistant Florida's Governors Territorial 1821-1822 ...... Andrew Jackson 1877-1881...... George F. Drew (D) 1953-1957...... Derr T. McCarty (D) 1822-1834 ...... William P. Duval 1881-1885...... William D. Bloxham (D) Charley E. Johns (D) 1834-1835 ...... John H. Eaton 1885-1889...... Edward A. Perry (D) LeRoy Collins (D) 1835-1840 ...... Richard Keith Call 1889-1893...... Francis P. Fleming (D) 1957-1961...... LeRoy Collins (D) 1840-1841 ...... Robert Raymond Reid 1893-1897 ...... Henry L. Mitchell (D) 1961-1965...... Farfis Bryant (D) 1841-1844 ...... Richard Keith Call 1897-1901...... William D. Bloxham (D) 1965-1967...... Haydon Burns (D) 1844-1845 ...... John Branch 1901-1905 ...... William S.Jennings (D) 1967-1971..... Claude R Kirk Jr (R) Since Statehood 1905-1909. ...Napoleon B.Broward (D) 1971-1979...... Reubiu O'D. Askew (D) 1845-1849 ...... William D. Moseley (D) 1909-1913 ...... Albert W. Gilchrist (D) 1979-1987...... (D) 1849-1853 ...... Thomas Brown (Whig) 1913-1917 ...... Park Trammell (D) 1987 ...... *«* (D) A. K. Allison* (D) 1917-1921 Sidney J Catte (D) 1987-1991...... (R) 1853-1857 ...... James E. Broome (D) (Elected as candidate of 1991-...... Lawton Chica (D) 1857-1861 ...... Madison S.Perry (D) Prohibition Party) 1861-1865 ...... John Milton (D) 1921-1925...... Cary A. Hardee (D) «Temporary (acti ng) A. K. Allison" (D) 1925-1929 ...... John W. Martin (D) ««By Presidential Proclamation William Marvm** 1929-1933...... Doyle E. Carlton (D) «««Lt. Governor Mixson served a few days as 1865-1868 ...... David S.Walker 1933-1937 ...... David Sholtz (D) Governor between the end of Graham's term (Conservative) 1937-1941...... Fred P. Cone (D) (which was early due to Graham'e beingsworn- 1868-1872 ...... Harrison Reed (R) 1941-1945...... Spessard L. Holland (D) in as a U.S. Senator) and the inauguration of 1873-1877 ...... , .....,.„...Ossian B.Hart (R) 1945-1949 ...... Millard F. Caldwell (D) Gov. Bob Martinez. M. L. Stearns 1949-1953...... Fuller Warren (D) Governors hold "Supreme Executive Power" In strong language, Article IV, Section 1, of Florida's Con- executive or administrative state, county or municipal of5cers stitution decrees that "the supreme executive power shall be uponanysubjectrelatingtothedutica oftheirrespectiveof5ces. " vested in a governor. " Other constitutional powers permit the Governor to:initiate Then it adds: "He shall be commander-in-chief of all mili- judicial proceedings requiring public of5cials to do their duty, or tary forces of the state. .. He shall take care that the laws be refrain from unauthorized actions; request Supreme Court in- faithfully executed, commission all of5cers of the state snd terpretations ofhis constitutional powers and duties; call out the counties, and transact all necessary business with the of5cers of militia to preserve the public peace; make appointments to fill government. He may require information in writing from all vacancies in state and county offices.

THE SHERIFFS STAR «FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 7 STATE CABINET The Executive Branch of state governmeut adminisfers and enforces laws. Top officials are the Governor, ' Lieutenant Goveriior and six cabinet of6cials' —Treasurer, Commissioner of Agriculture, Atforney General, Cdmp~ller, Secretary of State and Commissfoner of Ediication. Each cabinet member is elected statewide and given speci6c dUtles.

ATTORNEY GENERAL BOB BUTTERWORTH (D) he was elected to serve as Florida's 33rd Attorney Gen- "'"" ' ",':. !" lliifl, eral in 1986 Affiliations and Honors Leadership posi- Born Passaic, NJ, August 20. . .;, , „,

&~f!&j'iiilj""',, 1942Education BSBADegree, 'lI, ;;/I'i,«', tions have included Chairman, Florida Bar Corrections University of Florida; JD De- Committee; Vice President, Conference ofCounty Court gree, University ofMiami Law Judges; Legislative Committee Chairman, Florida School; advanced studies, in- Sheriffs Association; has been member of Florida ternational law, U. of Miami; Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission; adjunct professor Nova Uni- Florida Council on Criminal Justice; International As- versity Graduate School of sociation of Chiefs of Police; National Sheriffs Associa- Criminal Justice Wife Marta tion; Governor's Advisory Council to the Department of Prado Children two Career Corrections; Governor's Highway Safety Committee; Attorney for Broward County and Broward County Urban League. Sheriff's Department,Sheriff 1972-73; Assistant State Attorney; Assistant County Administra- Office Location ...... Capitol Building tor (Broward County), 1974; County Judge and Circuit Telephone Number ...... 904/487-1963 Judge, 1974-78; appointed Sheriff of Broward County, Executive Staff 1978;elected 198;appointed Executive Director, Pete Antonacci ...... Deputy Attorney General Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Ve- Ron Villella ....Deputy Director for Executive Business hicles, 1982;Appointed Mayor ofSunrise, FL, "torestore Tom Hillstrom ...... Special Assistant integrity to government, "1984;was practicing law when to the Attorney General

STATE TREASURER INSURANCE COMMISSIONER AND FIRE MARSHAL TOM GAI.LAGHER (R)

Born Wilmington, , 1989, re-elected November 1990Affiliations Muscular February 8, 1944 Education Dystrophy Society of South Florida (served as Secre- University ofMiami, Bachelor' s tary); Coconut Grove Jaycees (charter member); Diabe- Degree in marketing, 1965 tes Research Institute Foundation (served on Board of Prior Occupation manufac- Directors responsible for landmark legislation to fund turer's representative for firms diabetes research at three universities in Florida); Ameri- marketing school and library can Diabetes Association, Florida Affiliate. furniture and equipment, 1970- 73; mortgage insurance busi- Office Location ...... Capitol Building ness, 1973-85; mortgage soft- Telephone Number ...... 904/922-3100 ware business, 1986-87 Mili- Executive Staff tary U.S.Army, 1965-67,mem- Herb Clark...... Chief of Staff ber of Presidential Honor Guard Government Service Eva Armstrong ...... Deputy Treasurer/ elected to Florida House ofRepresentatives, 1974;Chair- Fire Marsha man, Dade County House Delegation, 1980; Minority Alvin Birney ...... Chief Cabinet Aide 1980-82; selected "Most Whip, " runner-up, Effective in John Kummer ...... Deputy Insurance Commissioner Debate, 1981; named "Most Effective in Committee, " Jim McCloy ...... Director, Legislative Affairs 1984;campaigned successfully for Treasurer, Insurance Bill O'Neil ...... General Counsel/Deputy, Legal Affairs Commissioner and Fire Marshal; sworn-in January 3,

8 + THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE BOB CRAWFORD (D) Honors Allen Morris Award, "Most Effective Member ofthe ) Senate, " 1987-88; awards from Florida Farm Bureau Born Bartow, FL, January 26, Federation, Florida Citrus Mutual, Florida Phosphate 1948 Education University of Council and Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association Af- Miami (debate team, Delta filiations Jaycees (past State Director); Kiwanis; Young Sigma Rho; national forensic Democrats of Polk County (past Vice President); Polk honorary fraternity) Wife County Criminal Justice Task Force; Polk County Coali- Nancy Sue Children two tion for Children and Youth, 1980-84; Winter Haven Church Baptist Prior Occupa- Hospital Foundation Board, 1981-82; Polk Community tion owner of real estate and College Foundation; Career Development Center for Vo- securities investment firm; cational Education (Advisory Committee); University of property management (ranch, South Florida at Lakeland (Department of Criminology citrus, commercial); has man- Advisory Committee); Florida Sheriffs Youth Villa, Bartow aged a 3,200-acre ranch with (Board ofAssociates). 150 acres of citrus for the past ten years Government Service Florida House ofRepresen- Office Location . Capitol Building tatives, 1976-82; chairman, Criminal Justice Committee Telephone number .488-3022 and Tourism and Economic Development Committee; Executive Staff Florida Senate, 1982-1990;chairman, Natural Resources Ann Wainwright ...... Assistant Commissioner/ Committee, Finance, Taxation and Claims Committee; Chief of Staff President ofthe Senate, 1989-90;elected Commissioner of Craig Meyers . . Deputy Commissioner Agriculture, 1990, inaugurated January 8, 1991 Other Carl Carpenter ...... , ...... Deputy Commissioner Public Service administrative assistant to Florida's Attor- Martha Rhodes ...... Deputy Commissioner ney General, 1975-76;Florida Council on Criminal Justice, Richard Tritschler .General Counsel 1979-81; Public Service Nominating Council, 1980-82; Sherman Wilhelm .Staff Counsel Supreme Court Sentencing Study Committee, 1978-82; Charles Blair ...... Coordinator, Ag. Advisory Council Governor's Commission on Statewide Prosecution, 1984 Michelle McLawhorn ...... Public Information COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION (D)

Born Glassboro, NJ, May 11, organizations, including Jaycees, Florida Board of Re- 1941(moved to Florida in 1966) gents, Florida Commission on Human Relations, Florida Education Bachelor's Degree Education Association/United, Florida Association of in Education, Glassboro State Community Colleges, Mental Health Association, Florida College; M. Ed from Univer- Association of School Administrators, Florida School sity of Miami Children Three Boards Association, Florida Association ofMedia Educa- Prior Occupation Educator tors, University of Tampa and March of Dimes. (taught school in Uganda, Af- rica, under British-American Office Location . Capitol Building AID program, also in Dade Telephone Number. .... 904/487-1785 County, Florida; served as Di- Executive Staff rector of Governmental Rela- Laurey Stryker ...... Assistant Commissioner tions for University of South Florida, 1979-82) Public Cecil Golden ...... Deputy Commissioner for Service Member, Hillsborough County Board of County Planning, Budget and Evaluation Commissioners (1972-76),Hospital and Welfare Board, Division Directors Environmental Protection Commission, Aviation Au- Dr. Walter McCarroll Public Schools thority, member, Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council Clark Maxwell, Jr...... Community Colleges and Rapid Transit Authority; elected to Florida Senate Dr. Herb Parker...... Administration in 1976, 1982 and 1984, President Pro-Tem in 1985-86; Marty Schaap ...... Human Resource Development clcctcd Commissioner of Education in 1986, re-elected Robert S. Howell ...... Vocational, Adult and 990 Affiliations League of Women Voters (Past Presi- Community Education Dr. dent), Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc., Charles B.Reed (Chancellor) ...... Universities Sierra Club, Florida Women's Network, Network of Carl McCoy...... Blind Services Executive Women, American Association of University Mary Anne Havriluk...... Communications Women, PTA, Kappa Delta Gamma Honors Good gov- Mary Lou Rajchel ...... Cabinet Affairs crnmcnt and legislative achievement awards from many Pat O' Connell ...... Federal/State Relations

THE SHERIFF's STAR+ FEBRUARY/MARGH 1992+ 9 SECRETARY OF STATE JIM SMITH (R) Born Jacksonville, FL, May Affiliations Board ofOverseers, Stetson College ofLaw; 25, 1940 Education Public Council ofAdvisors, President's schools of Jacksonville, Libya Fund for Excellence, Florida State University Athletic and Spain(his father supervised Committee; Advisory Board, National Federation of U. S. overseas construction Parents for Drug-Free Youth; Alpha Tau Omega National projects); Bachelor's Degree in Fraternity; and Past Grand Orator ofthe Grand Lodge, Government and Public Ad- Free and Accepted Masons of Florida; Lifetime Honor- ', ary Member, Florida Sheriffs Association; Department ministration, Florida State ,. „:, , University, 1962; JD Degree, " of Interior National Park Service Advisory Board. Stetson University College of Law, 1967;listed in Who's Who Office Location. Capitol Building in American Colleges and Uni- Telephone Number . .... 904/488-3680 versities, 1967 edition Wife Carole Ann Children three Executive Staff Church Methodist Military two years' active duty, U.S. Beverly B.Burnsed ...... Assistant Secretary of State Army, commanded a tank company, discharged with Donald E. North ...... Chief Public Information Officer rank of captain Career admitted to Florida Bar, 1967; Jim Flack .Chief Cabinet Aide private law practice, Fort Lauderdale; Executive Assis- Phyllis Slater .General Counsel tant to Secretary of State, 1969;Executive Assistant to Sue Tully .Executive Assistant Lieutenant Governor, 1971; Deputy Secretary of Com- Division Directors merce, also 1971;Senior StaffAssistant to the Governor; Hal Lench .Administrative Services resigned, 1972,to become founding partner in Tallahassee David Mann Corporations law firm, 1972; appointed to Board of Regents, 1977, Peyton Fearington...... Cultural Affairs resigned 1978;elected Attorney General ofFlorida, 1978; Dot Joyce ...... Elections reelected, 1982; appointed Secretary of State by Gover- George Percy . Historical Resources nor Martinez in 1987 to fill vacancy created by retire- Barratt Wilkins ...... Library and Information Services ment of George Firestone; elected to this office, 1988 John Russi . Licensing STATE COMPTROLLER GERALD A. LEWIS (D) Office Location Born Birmingham, AL, March Telephone Number . 31, 1934 Education Harvard Executive Staff College, A.B.; Harvard Law Craig Meyer ...... Ass1stant Comptroller School, L.L.B. Prior Occupa- Thomas G. Clemons ...... Deputy Comptroller for tion Attorney Wife Mary Chil- Divisions ofAuditing and Accounting, dren Three daughters Religion Information Systems and Finance Jewish Military U.S. Army, Lawrence H. Fuchs ...... Deputy Comptroller for paratrooper; Captain and Divisions of Banking and Securities Commanding Officer, Special William Reeves ...... General Counsel Forces Detachment; U.S.Army Mark A. Ivester ...... Chief Cabinet Aide Reserve and National Guard; Tom Pitcock ...... Chief Legislative Aide Honors elected to the Florida Barry Gladden ...... Chief Investigator House of Representatives, 1966 and 1968; to Florida Terence McElroy...... Press Secretary Senate, 1970; elected Florida State Comptroller, 1974; Kay McNab ...... Schedule Coordinator reelected, 1978, 1982, 1986 and 1990; South Florida Samara Navarro ...... Inspector General Public Service Society's Distinguished Service Award; Bill McKeown ....Director of the Div. ofAdministration Humanitarian Award, United Cerebral Palsy of Miami; Dennis Croft ...... Director of the Division State Chairman, American Cancer Society and Heart of Information Systems Fund Drives, State Employees' Division; Affi liati ons The ...... Director of the Division of Florida Bar, American Bar Association and Dade County Accounting and Auditing Bar Association; Board of Trustees, Conference of State Terence Straub ...... Director of the Division Bank Supervisors; South Florida Chapter, 82nd Airborne of Banking Division Association(past Vice Chairman); Harvard Club Don Saxon ...... Director of the Division of Securities of Greater Miami, past Vice President and Secretary. Randy Holland ...... Director of the Division of Finance 10 + THE SHERIFF'S STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 ~ Administration, Administration Bldg. Business Regulation, Tallahassee, 32399-2000 Bureau of Local Planning Board of 3125 Doyle Conner Blvd. Department of (904) 488-5606 Robert Pennock, ChieP Ash Williams Tallahassee, 32399-1650 Janet Ferris, Secretary (904) 488-9210 Executive Director (904) 487-1450 Johns Bldg. International Trade & 1230 Blountstown Hwy. 725 S. Bronough St. Development Bureau of State Planning Park 20 West, Bldg. H Administration Tallahassee, 32399-1000 Tom Slattery, Director Tom Beck, Chief P. O. Drawer 5318 Mike Gresham, Director (904) 488-7114 361 Collins Bldg. (904) 4884925 Tallahassee, 32314-5318 Mayo Bldg. Tallahassee, 32399-2000 (904) 488-6124 (904) 488&406 Tallahassee, 32399-0800 DIVISIONS (»Address same as above) (904) 488-5321 Pari-Mutuel Wagering Community Affairs, Administration, Animal Industry Comptroller Department of William E, Tabor, Director Department of (See Banking) Dr. William E.Pace, Director 725 S. Bronough St. Brll Sadowsto, Secretary John A. Pieno, Secretary Mayo Bldg. Tallahassee, 32399-1000 Rm. 435, Carlton Bldg. Rhyne Bldg. Tallahassee, 32399-0800 (904) 488-9130 2740 Centerview Dr. Corrections, Tallahassee, 32399-1550 (904) 488-7747 Department of (904) 488&116 Tallahassee, 32399-2100 Hotels & Restaurants (904) 488-8466 Harry K Singletary, Jr. Chemistry Donald Conn, Acting Director Secretary DIVISIONS Dr. Dan S. Smyly, Director Johns Bldg. Randall Kelley» 2601 Blairstone Rd. Administration Bldg. 725 S. Bronough St. Tallahassee, 32399-2600 Personnel Management Assistant Secretary 3125 Doyle Conner Blvd. Tallahassee, 32399-1011 (904) 488-8466 (904) 488-7480 Services Tallahasssee, 32399-1650 (904) 488-1133 Jim Irwin, Director (904) 488-0295 Steven Pfeiffer» Kerry Flack» Rm. 239, Carlton Bldg. Fla. Land Sales Asst. to the Secretary (904) 922-5449 General Counsel Forestry Condominiums & (904) 488-0410 (904) 488-7480 (Vacant), Director Mobile Homes (Mailing address for above Administration Bldg. Henry M. Solares, Director Bill Thurber» officials is: 530 Carlton Lynn Ekholm» Bldg. , 3125 Doyle Conner Blvd. 725 S. Bronough St. Deputy Secretary Tallahassee, 32399-1550) Dir. of Admin. Serve. Tallahassee, 32399-1650 Johns Bldg. (904) 488-0860 (904) 488-7860 (904) 488-4274 Tallahassee, 32399 State Employees' Insurance (904) 488-1631 Florida Housing Finance Ronald B.Jones* Alecia Runyon, Director Fruit & Vegetable Inspection Agency Assistant Secretary for 2002 Old St. Augustine Rd. , Larry Brooks, Director Alcoholic Operations B-12 Beverages & Mark Hendrickson* P. O. Box 1072 Tobacco (904)488-8181 (904) 487-1972 Executive Director Winter Haven, 33880-1072 Richard W. Scully, Director (904) 488-4197 (813)294-3511 725 S. Bronough St. Ronald Kronenberger» Retirement Johns Bldg. Florida State Energy Office Asst. Secretary for OMB A. J. McMullian III, Director Inspection Tallahassee, 32S99-1020 (904) 488-3800 Cedars Executive Center Jim Tait, Director Steve Rutz, Director (904) 488-7891 (904) 488-6764 N. Monroe St., Bldg. C Administration Bldg. Eugene Morris* Tallahassee, 32303 3125 Doyle Conner Blvd. Pari-Mutuel Commission Information Services (904) 488-5540 Florida Communities Trust Tallahassee, 32399-1650 Janet Behnke Anne Peery, » Executive (904) 488-0420 (904) 488-3731 L. Eric Braun Administrative Hearings Director Barton Brown (904) 922-2207 Dr. Charles Mathews» Sharyn Smith, Director Marketing Eddie Diaz Asst. Secretary for DeSoto Bldg. Dr. Vance Young, Jr., Director Sylvan Holtzman Health Services 1230 DIVISIONS Apalachee Pkwy. Mayo Bldg. Chairman (904) 922-6645 32399-1550 Tallahassee, Tallahassee, 32399-0800 Armer E. White (904) 488-9675 Housing and Community (904) 488-4031 Development James G. Mitchell* State Athletic Commission Adult Services Program Human Relations Commission Lewis Burnside», Director Plant Industry Don Hazelton (904) 488-7956 (904) 487-2475 Ron McElrath, Director Richard Gaskalla, Director Executive Director 325 John Knox Road Box 1269 » P. O. 725 S.Bronough St. Bureau of Housing Harry Dodd, Dir. Bldg. F., Room 240 Gainesville, 32602 Johns Bldg. Probation & Parole Tallahassee, 32399-1570 Ronald Davis, ChieP' (904) 372-3505 Tallahassee, 82399-1000 (904)922-5434 Services Program (904) 488-7082 (904) 488-8600 (904) 487-2166 Standards Bureau ofEconomic and Personnel & Administrative » Jerry Compton, Director Citrus, Community Assistance Beqjamin Groomes, Dir. Services Administration Bldg. Corr. Educational Authority Patsy M. Barber, Director Department of Linda Frohock, Chief 3125 Doyle Conner Blvd. (904) 488-7541 (904) 487-2270 235 Carlton Bldg. Tallahassee, 32399-1650 Dr. Dan Gunter, Exec. Director P. O. Box 148 Tallahassee, 32399 (904) 488-0645 Mano Khatibi» (904) 488-5511 Lakeland, 33802-0148 Emergency Management (813)682-0171 Bob Nave, Director Youthful Offender AttorneyGen eral (904) 487-4918 Services Program Agriculture gc (See Legal Affairs) (904) 4RH&903 Consumer Services, Commerce, Bureau of'Operations Department of Auditor General, Department of Frank Koutnik, Chief' David L. Smith* Bob Crawford OfTice Greg Farmer, Secretary (904) 488-1900 nspector General of (904) 488-9266 Commissioner of Agriculture Charles L. Laster Suite 536, Collins Bldg. The Capitol Auditor General Tallahassee, 32399-2000 Bureau of Planning 32399-0810 (»Address same as above) Tallahassee, G-74 Pepper Bldg. (904) 488-3104 Rod Westfall, Chief (904) 488-3022 P. O. Box 1735 (904) 487-4915 DIVISIONS REGIONAL Tallahassee, 32302 DIRECTORS DIVISIONS (904) 488-5534 Bureau of Public Safety Economic Development Management onsumer Services Steve Mayberry, Director John Lenaerts, ChieP Region I Karen MacFarland, Director Banking Jk Finance, 501 Collins Bldg. (904) 4884455 Philip Shuford Mayo Bldg. Department of Tallahassee, 32399-2000 4610 Hwy. 90 East Tallahassee, 32399-0800 Gerald Lewis (904) 488-6300 Resource Planning and Marianne, S2446 (904) 488-2221 Comptroller Management (904) 526-3661 The Capitol Tourism (Vacant), Director Dairy Industry Tallahassee, 32399-0350 Barry Kenny, Director (904) 488-2356 Region II Jay Boosinger, Director (904) 488-0370 505 Collins Bldg. Rankin Brown

THE SHERIFFS STAR+ FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992+ 11 P. O. Box 2400 203 Douglas Bldg. (iuinton L. Hedgepeth Governor Regulation and Health Gainesville, 32602-2400 Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Ben Rowe Hon. Lawton Chiles Facilities (904) 336-2035 (904) 488-1330 Don Wright The Capitol Bob Griffin, Deputy Tallahassee, 32399-0001 Asst. Secretary Region III Herb Parker, Director General Services, (904) 488-4441 1323 Winewood Blvd. Dale Landress Division ofAdministration Department of Tallahassee, 32399-0700 400 W. Robinson St. 914Fla. Education Center Ronald W. Thomas (904) 487-2513 Suite 909 Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Executive Director Health 4 Rehabili- Orlando, 32801 (904) 487-2310 Koger Executive Center tative Services, Melissa Jacoby, Exec. (407) 423-6125 2737 Centerview Dr. Department of Staff Director Clark Maxwell, Director Knight Bldg. , Suite 307 Robert B.Williams, Secretary 1323 Winewood Blvd. Region IV Division of Community Tallahassee, 32399-0950 1323 Winewood Blvd. Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Bill Rouse Colleges (904) 488-2786 Tallahassee, 32399-0700 (904) 488-7721 3810 Inverrary Rd. 1314Fla. Education Center (904) 488-7721 Bldg. C., Suite 101 Tallahassee, 82399-0400 Larry L. Strong Bob (yLeary Lauderhill, S3319 (904) 488-1721 Dep. Executive Director Don Winstead, Deputy External Affairs Dir. (305) 739-2113 (904) 488-0963 Secretary 1323 Winewood Blvd. Environmental Regu- 1323 Winewood Blvd. Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Region V lation, Department of Cecil L. Mills Tallahassee, 32399-0700 (904) 488-7721 Bill Booth Carol Browner, Secretary Dep. Executive Director (904) 488-7721 5422 W. Bay Center Dr. Towers (904) 488-3341 Twm Highvvay Safety Jk Suite 101 2600 Blair Stone Rd. C. Merrill Moody Tampa, 33609 Tallahassee, 32399-2400 DIVISIONS Deputy Secretary for Motor Vehicles (813)871-7230 (904) 488-4805 Administration Leonard R. Mellon Bond Finance 1317Winewood Blvd. Executive Director DIVISIONS William E. Sweeney, Director Tallahassee, 32399-0700 (904) 488-6438 Education, Dept. of Koger Executive Center (904) 488-7851 Betty Castor 2737 Centerview Dr. DIVISIONS Commissioner of Education Water Facilities Knight Bldg. , Suite 312 V. Sheiffeld Kenyon, Deputy The Capitol Richard Harvey, Director (904) 487-1855 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Secretary for Human Florida Highway Patrol Tallahassee, 32399-0400 (904) 488-4782 Services B.R. Burkett, Director (904) 487-1785 Water Management 1323 Winewood Blvd. (904) 922-5319 Building Construction Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Laurey T. Stryker Mark Latch, Director (904) 488-0130 William A. Scaringe, Dir. (904) 487-1111 Motor Vehicles Assistant Commissioner Koger Executive Center Charles J. Brantley, Director The Capitol 2737 Centerview Dr. PROGRAM OFFICES (904) 488-6084 Tallahassee, Administrative Services 32399-0400 Knight Bldg. Suite 300 (904) 488-0816 Mike Peyton, Director , (904) 488-0878 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Children, Youth and Families Driver Licenses (904) 488-2074 (Vacant), Director James H. Cox, Director Wm. Cecil Golden Technical 1317Winewood Blvd. (904) 488-3144 Deputy Commissioner Services Mimi Drew Capitol Police Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Educational Planning, James McPherson, Director (904) 488-8762 Administrative Services and (904) 488-2790 Budgeting Evaluation 213 Capitol Bldg. Joe McCaskill, Director 1702 The Capitol Waste Management Tallahassee, 32316-0899 Mental Health (904) 488-1404 Tallahassee, S2399-0400 (904) 487-2700 Dr. Ivor D. Groves, Dir. (904) 488-6539 John Ruddell, Director (904) 487-3299 1323 Winewood Blvd. All addresses: Communications Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Neil Kirkman Bldg. Ida S.Baker, Deputy Glenn Mayne, Director (904) 488-8304 Tallahassee, 32399-0500 Commissioner for Human Air Resources Management Steve Smallwood, Dir. Koger Executive Center Resource Development 2737 Centerview Dr. Developmental Services 314 Education (904) 488-1344 Fla. Center Ashley Bldg. Suite 200 Kingsley R. Ross, Dir. Insurance, Tallahassee, 32399-0400 , Department of General Counsel Tallahassee, 32399-0950 1311Winewood Blvd. (904) 488-5724 Dan Thompson (904) 488-3595 Tallahassee, 32399-0700 (904) 488-4257 Treasurer and Insurance Dr. McCarroll, (904) 488-9730 Walter Deputy Facilities Management Commissioner Commissioner for Ethics, Commission on Philip Maher, Director Economic Services The Capitol Educational Pmgrams Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Bonnie Williams, Exec. Dir. Koger Executive Center Thomas Arnold, Director 514 Fla. Education Center 2737 Centerview Dr. 1311Winewood Blvd. (904) 922-3100 Tallahassee, 32899-0400 The Capitol, Room 2105 Ashley Bldg. , Suite 100 Tallahassee, 32399-0700 (904) 488-2601 P. O. Box6 Staff' Tallahassee, 32302-0006 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 (904) 488-3271 Herb Clark, Chief of The Capitol O' (904) 488-7864 (904) 488-2774 Pat Connell, Executive Health Tallahassee 32399-0300 Staff Director Information Services Dr. Charles S. Mahan (904) 922-3104 The Executive Clemency, Capitol A. L Savary, Jr. Director State Health Officer 32399-0400 Of6ce of , Tallahassee, M&3 Carlton Bldg. and Deputy Secretary Eva Armstrong, Deputy (904) 488-9513 Mrs. Janet H. Keels for Health Treasurer/Fire Marshal Coordinator Tallahassee, 32399-0982 487-2421 1323 Winewood Blvd. 133 Larson Bldg. Suite (904) Mary Lou Rsj)chel, Director 308, Knight Bldg. Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Cabinet Affairs Koger Executive Center (904) 487-2705 (904) 922-3106 Tallahassee, 32399-0964 Purchasing PL-08 The Capitol C. Director (904) 488-2952 George Banks, Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Koger Executive Center Children's Medical Services John Kummer, Deputy (904) 488-0080 Fire Marshal - (See 2737 Centerview Dr. J.M. Cupoli, Dir. Insurance Commissioner Insurance) Knight Bldg. , Suite 200 1323 Winewood Blvd. Room 133,Larson Bldg. Mary Anne Havriluk, Director Tallahassee, 82399-0950 Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Communications (904) 488-7303 (904) 487-2690 (904) 922-3101 PL-08 The Capitol Game k Fresh Water Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Fish Commission Motor Pool Aging & Adult Services DIVISIONS (904) 488-9968 Col. Robert M. Brantly Harrison W. Rivers, Dir. Larry Polivka, Director Exec. Director Koger Executive Center 1323 Winewood Blvd. Administration Robert S. Howell, Director 620 S. Meridian St. 2737 Centerview Dr. Tallahassee, 32899-0700 Ken Nipper, Director Division of Vocational, Adult 101Bryant Bldg. Room Ashley Bldg. , Suite 109 (904) 488-8922 158, Larson Bldg. and Community Education Tallahassee, 32399-1600 Tallahassee, 32399-0950 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 1114Fla. Education Center (904) 488-2975 (904) 488-2041 Medicaid (904) 488-5269 Tallahassee, 32399-0400 Gary Clarke, Deputy (904) 488-8961 Commissioners: Surplus Property Asst. Secretary Insurer Services Mrs. Louise I.Humphrey Chris Butterworth, Asst. Dir. 1323 Winewood Blvd. Gary Pullen, Director Carl McCoy, Director Chairman 813-A Lake Bradford M. Tallahassee, 32399-0700 Room 154, Larson Bldg. Division of Blind Services Joe Marlin Hilliard Tallahassee, 32304 (904) 488-3560 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Koger Executive Center Vice Chairman (904) 488-8524 (904) 922-3140

12 + THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 Insurance Consumer Services Labor, Employment, *(Mailing address for Parole Commission Information Systems & Elsie Crowell, Director and Tralllmg all divisions: Florida Parole Commission Services Room Larson 337, Bldg. Patricia Gilbert, Director P. O. Box 1489 1309 Winewood Blvd. Gerald Johnson, Director Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Suite 300, Atkins Bldg. Tallahassee, 32302 Bldg. 6, 3rd Floor 113Carlton Bldg. (904) 922-3130 Tallahassee, 32399-2152 Tallahassee, 32399-2450 Tallahassee, 32399-0100 (904) 488-7228 (904) 488-1653 (904) 488-3171 Insurance Fraud Legal Affairs, Frank Doolittle, Director Unemployment Compensation Department of Members of Commission: Taxpayer Assistance Room Larson 116, Bldg. Michael Switzer, Director Robert A. Butterworth A. M. "Tony" Fontana Don Griffin, Director Tallahassee, 32399-0300 201 Caldwell Bldg. Attorney General Chairman 5050 W. Tennessee St., Bldg. I 922-3115 (904) Tallahassee, 32399-0206 The Capitol Judith A. Wolson Tallahassee, 32399-0100 (904) 488-6093 Tallahassee, 32399-1050 Vice Chairman (904) 922-4743 LP Gas (904) 487-1963 E. Guy Revell, Jr. Ryland Musick, Dir. Workers' Compensation Secretary Tax Processing Room B-31,Larson Bldg. Ann Clayton, Director Statewide Prosecutor Maurice G. Crockett James E Bernard Director Tallahassee, 32399-0300 301 Forrest Bldg. Melanic Ann Hines Gene R. Hodges 5050 W. Tennessee St., Bldg. E. (904) 922-3175 Tallahassee, 32399-0680 Kenneth W. Simmons Tallahassee, 32304 (904) 488-2514 Lottery, Edward M. Spooner (904) 488-5163 Rehabilitation and Liquidation Department of Bob Johnson, Director Vocational Rehabilitation Marcia Mann, Secretary Regu- Woodcrest Office Plaza Dr. Jay Yourist, Dir. Professional State, Magnolia Grove Complex lation, John Knox Road 1709 Mahan Dr. 250 Marriott Dr. Dept. of Department of George Stuart, Secretary Bldg. 1., Room 200 Tallahassee, 32308 Tallahassee, 32399-4000 Jim Smith 1940 North Monroe St. Tallahassee, 32303 (904) 488-6210 (904) 487-7777 Secretary of State (904) 488-7973 Tallahassee, 32399-0750 The Capitol 487-2252 Division of Safety Military Afhairs, (904) Plaza Level, Room 2 Risk Management Humberto Garrido, Director Department Tallahassee, 32399-0250 R. J. Castellanos, Director of Public Counsel, 2009 Old St. Augustine Rd. Gen. (904) 488-3680 Room 560C, Larson Bldg. 14'. Robert F. Ofhce of the Tallahassee, 32399-0663 Ensslin, Jr. Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Shreve, Public Counsel (904) 488-3044 Adjutant General Jack (904) 922-3120 111W. Madison St. Room 812 Transportation, State Arsenal , Department of Law Enforcement, Tallahassee, 32399-1400 State Fire Marshal P. O. Box 1008 Ben Watts, Secretary 32085-1008 (904) 488-9330 B.J. Peters, Director Department of St. Augustine, Haydon Burns Bldg. James T. Moore (904) 824-8461 Room 454-Q, Larson Bldg. Public Service 605 Suwannee St. Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Commissioner Tallahassee, 32399-0450 (904) 488-8771* Commission (904) 922-3170 Natural Resources, David Swafford (904) 4884721 Department of Robert E. Cummings Executive Director Treasury Virginia B.Wetherell ASSISTANT Assistant Commissioner 101E. Gaines St. Bud Cain, Director Executive Director SECRETARIES (904) 488-8771 Tallahassee, 32399-0850 Room P-l, The Capitol 3900 Commonwealth Blvd. (904) 488-7181 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Tallahassee, 32399-3000s District Operations Daryl G. McLaughlin (904) 922-3165 (904) 488-1554 Members: V. G. Marcoux Deputy Commissioner (904) 488-4403 (904) 488-8771 Thomas M. Beard Division of Legal Services Don E.Duden, Assistant Susan F. Clark Don Dowdel1, Director Executive Director Finance and Administration Gerald Bailey Terry Deason Room 412, Larson Bldg. Nevin Smith, Acting Harold W. Worrall Inspector General Betty Easley Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Assistant (904) 488-6634 (904) 488-1497 Deputy Luis J.Lauredo (904) 922-3110 Executive Director Dale Patchett Planning and Engineering Rodney Gaddy Revenue, Division of Agent & Deputy Assistant Frank Carlile Services General Counsel Department of (904) 922-5820 Agency 488-8323 Executive Director Doug Shropshire, Director (904) J.Thomas Herndon Room 613-F, Larson Bldg. DIVISIONS Executive Director COUNCILS AND Tallahassee, 32399-0300 DIVISIONS 104 Carlton Bldg. COMMISSIONS (904) 922-3135 Marine Resources Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Executive Investigations 488-5050 Pamela P. McVety, Director (904) Aviation Advisory Council Jamie McLaughlin, Dir. Office of the Deputy of (904) 488-6058 Jack Johnson Legal Affairs (904) 488-5565 James A. Zingale Executive Secretary Bill O'Neil, Deputy of Resource Management Assistant Exec. Director (904) 488-8444 Criminal Legal Affairs Investigation Jeremy Craft, Director 104 Carlton Bldg. Mike Director The Capitol, Plaza Level McHargue, (904) 488-3177 Tallahassee 32399-0100 Transportation Disadvantaged Tallahassee, 32399-0300 (904) 487-2901 (904) 488-5846 Commission (904) 922-3103 Administration Jo Ann Hutchinson Criminal Justice Executive DIVISIONS Myra D. Williams, Director Executive Director Institute Dan Sumner, Assistant to the Recreation and Parks (904) 488-6086 James Sewell, Director Deputy of Legal Affairs Fran Mainella, Director Collection and Enforcement (904) 488-1497 The Capitol, Plaza Level (904) 488-6131 Howard Rasmussen, Director FL Transportation Tallahassee, 32399-0300 5050 W. Tennessee St., Bldg. J Commission (904) 922-3103 Criminal Justice Law Enforcement Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Jane Gargiulo Information Systems H. Director (904) 488-2841 Executive Director Patrick B.Nash, Acting J. Doyle, Director (904) 488-5757 (904) 488-8995 Labor and Employment (904) 488-3961 Audits Security, Department of State Lands Glenn Bedonie, Director Highway Beautification Staff Services Frank Scruggs Percy W. Mallison, Jr. 217 Winchester Bldg. Council Secretary Elaine Bryant, Director. Director Tallahassee, 32399-0100 Gary Henry, Staff Coordinator (904) 488-9432 2012 Capital Circle, S.E. (904) 488-2725 (904) 488-0320 (904) 488-2911 303 Hartman Bldg. Criminal Justice Ad Tallahassee, 32399-2152 Bureau of Beaches Valorem Taxes Standards & Training John Everton, Director (904) 488-4398 and Shores Veterans Affairs, Director Woodcrest Office Park Jeff Long, Director Florida Department of 487-0491 Kirby Green, Bldg. K, Suite 101 DIVISIONS (904) (904) 487-4469 Earl Peck, Executive Director Tallahassee, 32315-3000 P. O. Box 31003 (904) 488-3338 Administrative Services Local Law Enforcement St. Petersburg, 38731 Assistance *Same address for all. James Mathews, Director Administration (813)893-2440 2012 Capital Circle, S.E. Rod Caswell, Director (904) 487-1806 Marie G. Robinson, Director 310 Hartman Bldg. 104 Carlton Bldg. Tallahassee, 32399-2152 Tallahassee, 32399-0100 (904) 488-1188 (904) 483-6272

THE SHERIFFS STAR+ FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992+ 13 862 Dixon Blvd. Elected to Senate, 1980 Cocoa 32922 (904) 487-5050 ~@a~ (407) 632-0131 House 1978-1988 Johnson, Bob (R) re Elected to Senate, 1988 (Pat) Pres&dent Pro-Tem, 1991-1992 25th District (904) 487-5056 27 S. Orange Avenue Sarasota 34236-5822 Girardeau, Arnett E.(D) (813)361-6122 ~o (Carolyn) House 1970-76; 1982-84 7th District Elected to Senate, 1984 26 E. Sixth Street (904) 487-5081 Jacksonville 32206 (904) 359-6265 Kirkpatrick, George (D) House 1976-1982 (Moniks) Elected to Senate 1982 6th District President Pro Tempore, 1103N. W, 13th Street 1989-90 Gainesville 32601 (904) 487-5024 (904) 377-3800 Elected to Senate, 1980 Gordon, Jack D. (D) (904) 487-5020 Bankhead, W. G. "Bill"(R) Elected to House, 1982 (904) 487-5044 (Myra MacPherson) (Diana) Elected to Senate, 1988 35th District Kiser, Curt (R) 9th District (904) 487-5106 Davis, Helen Gordon (D) 407 Lincoln Rd. (Sally) P. O. Box 41624 (Gene) Suite 11-D 19th District Jacksonville 32203-1624 Childers, W. D. (D) 23rd District Miami Beach 33139 1968 Bayshore Blvd. (904) 359-1014 (Ruth) 178 E.Davis Blvd. (305) 531-7297 Dunedin 34698 House 1978-88 1st District Tamp606 Senate since 1972 (813)733-1700 Elected to Senate, 1988 2889 Michigan Ave. (813)272-6720 (904) 487-5112 House, 1972-82 (904) 487-5030 Pensacola 32526 House 1974-1988 Elected to Senate, 1984 (904) 944-3900 Elected to Senate, 1988 Grant, John (R) (904) 487-5062 Beard, Malcohn E.(R) Senate since 1970 (904) 487-5075 (Beverley) (Mary Ellen) Senate President, 1981-82 21st District Kurth, Patsy Ann (D) 22nd District (904) 487-5000 Dier Balart, Lincoln (R) Suite 257 (Al) P. O. Box 3565 (Cristina) 1715N. Westshore Blvd. 16th District Plant City 33564 Crenshaw, Ander (R) 34th District Tampa 33607 2174 Harris Ave. , N.E. (813)754-2621 Ext. 207 ( Kitty) Suite 680 (813)272-5957 Suite 1-B Tampa (813)272-5000 Ext. 207 8th District 5040 N.W. 7th Street House 1980-86 Palm Bay 32905 Elected to House, 1978 4250 Lakeside Drive Miami 33126 Elected to Senate, 1986 (407) 984-4951 Elected to Senate, 1980 Suite 205 (305)444-0188 (904) 487-5068 Elected to Senate, 1990 (904) 487-5072 Jacksonville 32210-3306 House 1986-1989 (904) 487-5053 (904) 381%018 Elected to Senate, 1989 Grizzle, Mary R. (R) Bruner, Vince (D) House 1972-78 (904) 487-5109 (Charles Pearson) Langley, Richard H. (R) (Gae) Appointed to Senate by 20th District (Sheila) 3rd District Gov. Graham April, 1986 Dudley, Fred (R) 2601 Jewel Road, Suite C 11th District 110Eglin Pkwy, S.E. Elected to full term (Linda) Belleair Bluffs 34640 P. O. Box 120697 Ft. Walton 32548 Nov. , 1986 38th District (813)584-8465 Clermont 34712-0697 (904) 833-9150 (904) 487-5184 1708 Cape Coral Pkwy. House 1963-78 (904) 394-6000 Elected to Senate, 1988 Cape Coral 33904 Elected to Senate, 1978 House, 1972-78 (904) 487-5009 Crotty, Richard T. (R) (813)542-1324 (904) 487-5065 Elected to Senate, 1980 (Pamela) House 1982-86 (904) 487-5190 Burt, Locke (R) 14th District Elected to Senate, 1986 Jenne, Ken (D) (Ann) 5205 S. Orange Ave. (904) 4874124 (Caroline) Malchon, Jeanne (D) 10th District Suite 101 30th District 18th District 100 Seabreeze Blvd. Orlando 32809 Forznan, Howard C. (D) One E.Broward Blvd. 100 Second Ave. , S. Suite 132 (407) 240-0714 (Susan) Suite 613 Suite 904 Daytona Beach, 32118 House 1978-1990 32nd District Ft. Lauderdale 33301 St. Petersburg 33701 (904) 253-9327 Elected to Senate, 1990 Suite 340 N. (305) 467-4332 (813)823-2264 Elected, Special Election, 1991 (904) 487-5047 4000 Hollywood Blvd. Senate 197848 Elected To Senate, 1982 (904) 487-5033 Hollywood 33021-6744 Re-elected, 1990 (904) 487-5059 Dantzler, Rick (D) (305) 983-3200 (904) 487-5097 Cases, Roberto (R) (Julie) Elected to Senate, 1988 Margolis, Gwen (D) (Violeta) 13th District (904) 487-5103 Jennings, Toni (R) 37th District 33rd District P. O. Box 9225 15th District 13899Biscayne Blvd. 60 E. Third Street Winter Haven 33883-9225 Gardner, Winston W., Jr. 1032 Wilfred Drive North Miami Beach 33181 Suite 202 (813)294-2876 "Bud" (D) Orlando 32803-2571 (305) 949-4541 Hialeah 33010 House 1982-90 (Jerol) (407) 898-1861 House, 1974-80 (305) 325-3221 Elected to Senate, 1990 17th District House, 1976-80 Elected to Senate, 1980

14 + THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 Honorable Honorable Winston Gardner, Jr. Honorable Joe Brown President President Pro Tempore Secretary Telephone —(904) 487-5229 Telephone —(904) 487-5056 Telephone —(904) 487-5270

President of the Senate, Suite 304 Elected to Senate, 1986 1991-1992 8300 S.W. 8th Street (904) 487-6356 (904) 487-5229 Miami 33144 (305) 261-1134 Wexler, Robert (D) McKay, John (R) House 1984-1988 (Laurie) (Debbie) Elected to Senate, 1988 28th District 24th District (904) 487-5130 2500 N. Military Trail 1301 Sixth Ave. , West Suite 262 Suite 301 Thomas, Pat (D) Boca Raton 33431 Bradenton 34205 (Mary Ann) (407) 994-6505 (813)745-1011 2nd District Elected to Senate, 1990 Elected to Senate, 1990 220 Senate Office Building (904) 487-5091 (904) 487-5078 Tallahassee 32399-1100 House 1972-74 Yancey, Quillian S.(D) Meek, Carrie P. (D) Senate since 1974 (Norma) 36th District (904) 487-5004 12th District 149 W. Plaza, Suite 236 3003 S.Florida Avenue Miami 33147 Thurman, Karen (D) Suite 202-D (305) 693-0330 (John) Lakeland 33803 House 1979-1982 4th District (813)688-1990 Elected to Senate, 1982 No. 1 Courthouse Square House, 1966-72 (904) 487-5116 Room 102 Elected to Senate, 1990 Honorable Wayne Todd Inverness 32650 (904) 487-5040 Sergeant-at-Arms Myers, WiBiam G. (R) (904) 344-8044 Telephone —(904) 487-5224 (Carol Anne) Elected to Senate, 1982 27th District (904) 487-5014 5765 S.E. Federal Hwy. Stuart 34997-8599 Walker, Sherry (D) (407) 283-3133 5th District House 1978-82 248 Senate OKce Bldg. Elected to Senate, 1982 Tallahassee 32399-1100 (904) 487-5088 (904) 487-5017 Elected to Senate, 1988 1. W. D, P~-.(D) 21. Joha Grant, Tampa((R) Plummer, Lawrence H. (D) ~, 22. . 39th District Weinstein, Peter M. (D) ~',~,~:@tyoth 6001 S.W. 40th Street (Barbara) South Miami 33155 29th District 24. John~, ~~..(R) , Men~&& 25. Soh. (305) 665-3939 7880 N. University Drive W~g '~ House 1978-82 Suite 301 2(L ~W~@eitPahS~(D) ',::;:;,:,:: Elected to Senate 1982 Tamarac 33321 ), . 87. ~,;O.'~~;(R)„,:i:„".„:,;,! (904) 487-5127 (805) 726-1400 28. ~:%fesder angl)) Elected to Senate, 1982 S. W. 6.Rs~ Jar~a(R) Scott, James A. "Jim" (R) (904) 487-5094 JOj .'Is)cke;8~~na '~'40 I:L' (Janice) ~gh(y, ChaItaont (R) 81. James A, Scott, F4.L'suuheda)e (R) 31st District Weinstock, Eleanor (D) ly QaQhss)~ (D) 82, 8"'T~„~~, ~:C,~W~%)„,, 2000 E. Oakland Park Blvd. (Sander) :Xg'. Risk Wmter ~(D) 83. Robe(le ~(R) t. Lauderdale 33306 26th District ~, ~ 305) 566-8600 105 Narcissus Street Senate since 1976 Suite 503 18. Palsy AnnXurth, Pahn Bey (D) 86. Cattle P.Meelr„Muuni (D) (904) 487-5100 West Palm Beach 33401 17, Winston%~;;:Qardner, Jr, Cocoa (D) 87. Miami (407) 832-5122 , Gwsst Merge)is, Ãe)th! ~(D) Ig. Jeanne St, Souto, Javier (R) House 1978-86 Peteuibtrg (D) 88. Fred Dudley, Cape@esl (R) (Berta) 19. Cur(is IQsei„Dunedin~ (R) 89. Lawnmce. H. Phutaner„South Miami (D) 40th District 20!: Mary R, ~e, Be)hut(r@luff)r (R) 40. Javier Seato, ~(R)

THE SHERIFF'S STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 15 Honorable T.K.WethereH Honorable Everett A. Kelly Honorable John B.Phelps Speaker Speaker Pro Tempore Clerk Telephone —(904) 488-1450 Telephone —(904) 488-5991 Telephone —(904) 488-1157

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Honorable Wayne Westmark Abrams, Michael I. (D) (813)335-2411 (Philip) (Diane) Elected to House, 1982 104th District Sergeant-at-Arms 101st District (904) 488-1541 Suite 442 Telephone —(904) 488-8224 Suite 142 420 Lincoln Road 13899Biscayne Blvd. Ascherl, Jack (D) Miami Beach 33139 N. Miami Beach 33181 (Mickie) (305) 534-4888 (305) 948-6814 30th District Elected to House, Kissimmee 34742-2469 (Charles) Elected to House, 1982 P. O. Box 368 1974-76-86 (407) 933-2307 23rd District (904) 488-1028 New Smyrna Beach 32170 (904) 488-0690 Elected to House, 1982 Suite 108 (904) 423-5225 (904) 488-8992 101S.E. Second Place Albright, George (R) Elected to House, 1986 Boyd, F.Allen, Jr. (D) Gainesville 32601 (Leslie) (904) 488-6653 (Cissy) Brown, Corrine (D) (904) 336-3030 25th District 11th District 17th District Elected to House, 1990 111S.E. 25th Avenue Bainter, Stan (R) P. O. Box 551 Suite 250 (904) 488-5794 Ocala 32671 (Marilyn) Monticello 32344-0551 33 S. Hogan Street (904) 732-1313 27th District (904) 997-6066 Jacksonville 32202 Chinoy, Kathy Geller (D) Elected to House, 1988 301W. Ward Avenue Elected to House, 1989, (904) 355-1700 (David) (904) 488-0335 Eustis 32726 in special election Elected to House, 1982 20th District (904) 589-1998 (904) 488-7870 (904) 488-2977 Suite 3 Arnall, Joseph (R) Elected to House, 1986 4243 Sunbeam Rd. 19th District (904) 488-0348 Brennan, Mary (D) Burke, James C. (D) Jacksonville 32257 Suite 102 57th District (Beryl) (904) 448-4388 830 S. Third Street Banlanin, Tom (R) Suite 7 107th District Elected to House, 1990 Jacksonville Beach 32250 (Lynn) 6251 44th Street, N. Room 208 (904) 488-4171 (904) 249-1990 3rd District Pinellas Park 34665 6600 N.W. 27th Ave. Elected to House, 1988 Suite 1-A (813)528-1076 Miami 33147 Clark, Bill (D) (904) 488-0001 880 N. Raus Street Elected to House, 1990 (305)696-7822 (Thomasena) Pensacola 32501 (904) 488-6197 Elected to House, 1982 91st District Arnold, J.Keith (D) (904) 444-8660 Speaker Pro-Tem, 1987 Suite 5 A (Maureen) Elected to House, 1986 Bronson, Irlo, Jr. (D) (904) 488-4233 660 N. State Road 7 73rd District (904) 488-1170 (Brenda) Plantation 33317 P. O. Box 2860 77th District Chestnut, Cynthia (305) 587-8338 Fort Myers 33902-2860 Bloom, Elaine (D) P. O. Drawer 422469 Moore (D)

16 + THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 Elected to House, 1982 Elected to House, 1990 Melbourne 32902-1656 5th District Suite 60 (904) 488-8234 (904) 488-2742 (407) 984-4848 Suite D-3, Executive Park 5045 Soutel Drive Elected to House, 1986 11Racetrack Rd., N.E Jacksonville 32208 Clemons, Scott (D) Figg, Mary (D) (904) 488-2528 Ft. Walton Beach 32547-1868 (904) 765-5610 (Pat) (Robert M.) (904) 863-5566 Elected to House, 198S 6th District 60th District Gordon, Elaine, (D) Elected to House, 1986 (904) 488-6893 P. O. Box 2326 11814-BN. 56th Street (Arthur Pearlman) (904) 488-4669 Panama City 32402-2326 Temple Terrace 33617 102nd District Huenink, Jeffrey C. (R) (904) 872-7757 (813)272-5150 Suite B Hargrett, James T., Jr. (D) (Colleen) Elected to House, 1990 Elected to House, 1982 1830N.E. 144th Street (Berlyn) 58th District (904) 488-9696 (904) 488-3087 North Miami 33181-1420 63rd District 9600 18th St, North (306) 325-2833 P. O. Box 11986 St. Petersburg 33716 Corr, Chris (R) Flagg, David (D) House since 1972 Tampa 33680-1986 (813)576-6838 (Candy) (Christina) SpeakerPro (813)272-5245 Elected to House, 1988 62nd District 24th District Tempore, 1985-86 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-1540 1367 Oakfield Drive Suite L (904) 488-7088 (904) 488-5432 Brandon 33511 4401 N.W. 26th Place Ireland, Tim (R) (813)272-7127 Gainesville 32606 Graber, Ben (D) Harris, Bert J., Jr. (D) (Lisa) Elected to House, 1990 (904) 374-9888 (Sandra) (Elna) 74th District (904) 488-5744 Elected to House, 1983 89th District 76th District P. O. Box 2525 (904) 488-0887 Suite 200 720 U.S. Hwy. 27 S. Ft. Myers 33902-2525 Cosgrove, John F. (D) 2929 University Dr. Lake Placid 33852 (813)335-2337 (Bernadine) Foley, Mark (R) Coral Springs 33065 (813)465-7747 Elected to House, 1986 119th District 86th District (306) 345-4628 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 488-2047 201 W. Flagler Street Suite 204 Elected to House, 1988 (904) 488-3457 Miami 33130 200 Hypoluxo Road (904) 488-2124 Irvine, Frances L. (R) (305) 373-5315 Hypoluxo 33462 Hawkes, Paul (R) (Van) Elected to House, 1986 (407) 433-2668 Graham, Richard S. (R) (Leslie) 21st District (904) 488-9550 Elected to House, 1990 (Virginia) 26th District Suite 16 (904) 488-4791 28th District 61 Courthouse Square, Rm. 109 2105 Park Ave. Crady, George (D) Suite E Inverness 32650 Orange Park 32073 (Jennie) Frankel, Lois J.(D) 146 E.Rich Avenue (904) 726-8500 Ext. 588 (904) 264-3000 13th District 83rd District DeLand 32724 Elected to House, 1990 Elected to House, 1984 Route 3, Box 778 Suite 306 (904) 736-5333 (904) 488-0805 (904) 488-1304 Yulee 32097 2161 Palm Bch. Lakes Blvd Elected to House, 1988 (904) 225-5035 West Palm Beach 33409 (904) 488-0580 Hawkins, Mary Ellen (R) Jamerson, Doug (D) House since 1977 (407) 640-6160 75th District (Leatha) (904) 488-6920 Elected to House, 1986 Grlndle, Art (R) Naples City Hall 55th District (904) 488-8632 (Phyllis) 735 Sth Street South Suite 904 The Tower Davis, James O. III (D) 36th District Naples 33940 424 Central Avenue (Peggy) Friedman, Michael (D) Suite 1581 (813)263-0922 St. Petersburg 33701 64th District (Joan) 401 Whooping Loop House since 1974 (813)821-6686 Suite 107 103rd District Altamonte Springs 32701 (904) 488-4487 Elected to House, 1982 205 Brorein Street Suite 701 (407) 260-5455 (904) 488-0925 Tampa 33606 Capital Bank Bldg. Elected to House, 1982 Healey, Edward J.(D) (813)272-6443 1666 79th St. Causeway (904) 488-2231 (Maureen) Jennings, Harry (R) Elected to House, 1988 N, Bay Village 33141 84th District (Dorothy) (904) 488-9910 (305) 861-2425 Guber, Susan (D) Suite 206 69th District House since 1980 (Michael) 50 S.Military Trail Suite B De Grandy, Miguel A. (R) (904) 488-1662 117th District West Palm Beach 33415 2389 Ringling Blvd. (Kathy) 9020 S.W. 77th Ave. , E-3 (407) 640-6161 Sarasota 84237 110th District Garcia, Rodolfo, Jr. (R) Miami 33156 Elected to House, 1986 (813)964-6969 Suite 190 (Ana Maria) (305) 279-6109 (904) 48S-0175 Elected to House, 1984 5805 Blue Lagoon Drive 111th District Elected to House, 1986 (904) 488-7754 Miami 33126 Suite 303 (904) 488-6506 Hill, James C., Jr. (R) (305) 442-6911 4160 W. 16th Ave. (Dorothy) Johnson, Bolley L."Bo"(D) Elected to House, 1989 Hialeah 33012 Gutman, Alberto (R) 80th District (Judi) (904) 488-2831 (305) 558-0808 (Marci) P. O. Box 2024 4th District Elected to House Special 105th District Hobe Sound 33476 208 Berryhiil Street Deutsch, Peter R. (D) Election Oct. , 1989 326A, 300 S.W. 12th Ave. (407) 546-6561 Milton S2570 (Lori) (904) 487-2197 Miami 33130 Elected to House, 1982 (904) 623-.3495 90th District (305) 541-9090 (904) 488-5588 House smce 1978 Old Sunrise City Hall Geller, Steven A. (D) Elected to House, 1984 (904) 488-8188 1230 N. W. 62nd Avenue 98th District (904) 488-9930 Hoffmann, J.Bruce (R) Sunrise 33313 616 Atlantic Shores Blvd. (Marion) Johnson, Buddy (R) (305) 321-6445 Hallandale 33009 Hafner, Lars A. (D) 114th District (Trina) Elected to House, 1982 (305) 454-0404 54th Distnct Suits 14 61st District (904) 487-1588 Elected to House, 1988 130166th St. North 2742 S.W. Eighth St. Suite 1 (904) 488-0145 St. Petersburg 33710 Miami 331S5 1801ThonotosassaRoad Diaz-Balart, Mario (R) (813)381-0054 (305)643-7562 Plant City 33666 115th District Gliclnnan, Ronald C. (D) Elected to House, 1988 Elected to House, 1988 (813)752-6863 Suite 206 (Dr. Sue Schler) (904) 488-9337 (904) 488-9770 Elected in Special Election, 8890 Coral Way 66th District 1991 Miami 33165 Suite 113 Hanson, Carol G. (R) Holland, J.J., Jr. (R) (904) 488-0807 (305) 227-7690 4302 Henderson Blvd. (Hank) 67th District Elected to House, 1988 Tampa 33629 87th District P. O. Box 817 Jones, C. Fred (D) (904) 488-3616 (813)272-5056 Suite 213 Palmetto 34221 (Nits) Elected to House, 1986 855 S. Federal Highway (813)723&546 42nd District Feeney, Tom (R) (904) 488-2770 Boca Baton 33432 Elected to House, 1986 P. 0. Box 1246 (Ellen) (407) 368-0087 (904) 488-6341 Auburndale 33823 37th District Goode, Harry C., Jr. (D) Elected to House, 1982 (813)967-6400 5924 S. Orange Avenue (Linda) (904) 48S-2234 Holzendorf, Betty S.(D) House since 1970 Orlando 32809 33rd District (King) (904) 488-2721 (407) 856-1995 P. O. Box 1656 Harden, Robert (R) 16th District

THE SHERIFFS STAR+ FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992+ 17 45th District Pruitt, Ken (R) Safiey& R. Z. (R) fgjiMSe, , gepy ef¹entfg~ive¹/ eeritiiig¹4. 4. f¹f .. 1233 U.S. 98 South (Aileen) (Betty Ann) 79th District 50th District Jones, Daryl (D) 4524 Gun Club Rd. Lakeland 33801 31105U.S. 19 North West Palm Beach 33415 (813)688-4070 Suite 310 (Myoushi) Palm Harbor 34684 118th District (407) 640-6155 Elected to House, 1988 2400 S.E. Midport Road 488-2270 34952 (813)787-8222 Suite 460, Bldg. ¹2 House since 1978 (904) Port St. Lucie Elected to House, 1988 10720 Caribbean Blvd. (904) 488-8832 (407) 335-8000 (904) 488-5580 Miami 33189 Mishkln, PhiTip (D) Elected to House, 1990 252-4713 Fred (Lucille) (904) 488-8749 (305) Lsppman, (D) Sanderson, Debby (R) Elected to House, 1990 (Judy) 49th Distr&ct (Pete) (904) 488-5430 97th District Suite 109A Rayson, John (D) 93rd District 4000 Hollywood Blvd. 5623 Highway 19 (Kathy) New Port 34652 92nd District 4800 Medical Complex, South Jones& Dennis L. (R) Suite 330 N. Richey 843-0212 Suite Bldg. (Susan) Hollywood 33021 (813) 107 4800 N.E. 20th Terrace 53rd District (305) 983-9700 Elected to House, 1990 950 N. Federal Hwy. 488-5522 Pompano Beach 33062 Suite 401 Suite 1 House since 1978 (904) 783-8801 Fort Lauderdale 33308 8950 Seminole Blvd. (904) 488-0465 (305) Elected to House, (305) 491-0093 Seminole 34642 Mitchell, Sam (D) 1990 (Nellie) (904) 488-0260 Elected to House, 1982 (813)392-3354 Logan, Willie, Jr. (D) District (904) 488-0635 House since 1978 108th District 7th (904) 488-9960 P. O. Box 1036 P. 0. Box 299 Reaves, Darryl (D) Chipley 32428 106th District Sansom, Dixie Newton (R) Opa Locka 33054 638-7878 Suite 401 (Jerry) Kelly, Everett A. (D) (305) 681-0008 (904) 1956-60; 1313N.W. 36th Street 32nd District (Tara) Elected to House, 1982 House Miami 33142 P. O. Drawer 372697 46th District (904) 488-0766 Re-elected 1978 1989-90 633-3991 Satellite Beach 32937-0697 P. O. Box 618 Speaker Pro Tem, (305) 1982 (407) 777-8100 Tavares 32778 Lombard, James M. (R) (904) 488-4726 Elected to House, 488-0625 Appointed to House, 1984 (904) 742-6116 (Susan) (904) Elected to House, 1984 House since 1978 70th District Morse, Luis C. (R) Alzo (904) 488-9720 SpeakerPro-Tem, 1991-1992 P. O. Box 280 (Manty) Reddick, (D) (904) 488-5991 34229 113th District (Elouise) Osprey Saunders, Ron (D) (813)966-6060 Suite 302 40th District W. 25th Avenue 725 S. Goldwyn Avenue 120th District King, James E. Jr. (R) Elected to House, 1984 807 S. , 32805-4099 Suite 201 (Linda) 488-0060 Miami 33135 Orlando (904) 3132 Northside Drive 18th District (305) 325-2634 (407) 293-5188 1984 Elected to House, 1982 Key West 33040 Suite 108 Long, John (D) Elected to House, 488-0760 (305) 296-3289 9485 Square Blvd. (Marsha) (904) 488-4202 (904) Regency Elected to House, 1986 Jacksonville 32225 48th District Buzz (904) 488-9965 (904) 724-4110 P. O. Box 1879 Mortham, Sandra B.(R) Ritchie, (D) Elected to House, 1986 Land (yLakes 34639-1879 (Allen) 2nd District Sembler, Charles II (R) (904) 488-4388 (813)996-6369 52nd District Suite 6 Avenue 507 Fairfield Drive (Beth) Elected to House, 1986 152 8th S.W. E. Pensacola 32503 78th District Langton, Michael E. (D) (904) 488-8528 Largo 34640 444-8686 P. O. Box 2380 (Laura) (813)584-1772 (904) 1988 Vero Beach 32961 15th District Mackenzie, Anne (D) Elected to House, 1986 Elected to House, (407) 778-5077 Suite 6 95th District (904) 488-9240 (904) 488-0895 Elected to House, 1990 3325 Plymouth St. Suite 103 Musearella, (904) 488-0952 Jacksonville 32205 1000 S. Federal Highway Patricia (R) Roberts, Charlie (D) (904) 381-6039 Fort Lauderdale 33316 51st District (Kim) Suite District Silver, Ronald A. (D) Appointed, 1985 (305) 524-1000 B 31st (Irene) (904) 488-7417 Elected to House, 1982 1550 S. Highland Avenue Suite A 100th District (904) 488-0245 Clearwater 34616 400 Julia Street 2750 NE 187th St. Laurent, John (R) (813)469-5950 Titusville 32796 Elected 1990 383-2720 N. Miami Bch. 33180 (Martha) Mackey, Joseph R. Jr. (D) to House, (407) , (305) 937-1826 43rd District 12th District (904) 488-7433 Elected to House, 1988 House since 1978 Suite 101 P. O. Box 1541 (904) 488-3006 (904) 488-7897 549 Pope Avenue, N.W. 190 N. 7th Street Ostrau, Norman (D) Winter Haven 33881 Lake City 32056-1541 (Amy) Rojas, Luis E. (R) Simon, Art (D) (813)293-6269 (904) 758-0480 96th District (Janice) (Isabel) Elected to House, 1990 Elected to House, 1986 400 N.W. 73rd Avenue 109th District 116th District (904) 488-9465 (904) 488-9835 Plantation 33317 Suite A (305) 584-3901 6011 W. 16th Avenue Suite 270 B 13500 N. Kendal1 Drive Lawson, Alfred, Jr. (D) Martinez, Elvin L. (D) Elected to House, 1986 Hialeah 33012 Miami 33186 (Delores) (Sylvia) (904) 488-0590 (305) 827-2720 (305) 386-4110 9th District 65th District Elected to House, 1988 Elected to House, 1982 311House Office Bldg. Suite B Peeples, Vernon (D) (904) 488-1683 (904) 488-5047 Tallahassee 32399-1300 2508 W. Tampa Bay Blvd. (Edna Jane) 72nd District Elected to House, 1982 Tampa 33607 Rudd, Hurley W. (D) SImone, (904) 488-1798 (813)272-6623 P. O. Box 1538 (Vicky) Peggy (R) (Jack) House 1966-1974; Punta Gorda 33951-1538 10th District 68th District Lewis, Marian V. (R) Re-elected 1978 (813)637-7155 202 House Office Bldg. Suite C-20 (Tom) (904) 488-9460 Elected to House, 1982 Tallahassee 32399-1300 4301 32nd Street W. 81st District (904) 488-9175 (904) 488-0965 Bradenton 34205 Suite 110 McEwan, Bruce (R) Elected to House, 1986 (813)758-1161 721 U.S. Highway 1 (Margaret Lynne) Press, Steve (D) Elected to House, 1982 North Palm Beach 33408 38th District 86th District Rush, Brian P. (D) (904) 488-4086 (407) 842-6800 P. 0. Box 2386 Suite 270 (Margaret) Elected to House, 1986 Orlando 32802-2386 1300Park of Commerce Blvd. 59th District (904) 488-0322 (407) 841-1980 Delray Beach 33445 Suite 404 Sindler, Robert B.(D) 278-3004 (Beth ) House since 1980 (407) 11018N. Dale Mabry 1982 39th District Liberti, Ray (D) (904) 488-0660 Elected to House, Tampa 33618 488-1302 272-5178 4465-A Edgewater Drive (Brenda) (904) (813) Elected Orlando 32804 82nd District Mime, William T. (D) to House, 1986 488-0275 (407) 291-2882 Suite 206 (Paula) (904)

18 + THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 : 1 Escambia, and portions of Santa Rosa 8 Cbty and portions ofDuval 184t0 Pinellas - ', ' & 2 Gadsdbu, Holmes, .grNksan and. portions of 9 ~sr, St. ~and yartfans of Duval 21 PortionsefiHfllsborough and Pastor Leon, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa and Walton 10 A yortion ofVolusia 22-28 Portions ofHillsbarotrffh ' Bay, Calhoun, Frthukliu, Gumt Xfbertyr 11 I sk'O„Sumter'ftrrd: yortiorig of Marion„ 24 Hsixdej Manatee and yortfons af Wakuila, Washington and portions of 8eminole and Volusfa Charlotte, .DOSoto and Lee Okalaosa and Walton PortrarN af Hsknafldor Osceolar Passe and 25,': Sarasattt:thud yarfiorN. Of Charlotte Citrus and portiarN ofHernando, Marion Polk 28 Portions afBroward„Palm Beach and . Pasca . .18 GhrdrN, Hig~r Okeechobse and 27, :; Martin aud yortione OfPalm Beach, and Bake~, Bradford, Columbia, Hamilton, portions of DeSoto, Polk and St. Lucie St. Lucie Jefferson, Madison, Suwannee, Taylor, 14 Poriions of Orange 28 Hendry and yortions afPalm Beach Union and ycutians'af Leon '15 Portfons of Orange and Seminole 2842 Partfons afBraward Alachua, Dixie, Gfkhrfst, Lafayette, Levy, 16 Indian River and yortions ofBrevard and 8847 Portions efDade Putnam and portions ofMarish Sk Lucie 88 Collier rcMI yortions of Lee Nassau and portions of Duval 1V Portions ofBrevard, Orange, Osceola and 89 Monroe and portions of Dade Serain. ole 46 . . Portions OfDade Qtk ~~~j ttrrrtrtleehtorrl rhrhgs~e. -44orrtoe'+

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THE SHERIFF'S STAR o FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 19 Bouse of Repxwsexxtatixxes Trammell, Robert (D) eoxxttxxxxed. .. (Kay) 8th District /I Elected to House, 1988 P. O. Box 5956 (904) 488-2023 Marianna 32446 Representatives in numerical order by districts (904) 482-9515 Smith, Charles R. (D) Elected to House, 1986 1. Tom Tobiassen, Gonzalez (9) 61. Buddy Johnson, Plant City (R) (Mildred) (904) 488-2873 47th District 2. Buzz Ritchie, Payola (9) 62. . Chris Cexr, Brandon (R) 610 W. Jefferson Street Valdes, Carlos L. (R) 8, Tom Bsxpanin, Pensacola (R) James T„Hargrett, Jr., Tampa (D) Brooksville 34601 112th District 4. Bolley "Bo Johnson, Milton (D) 64. James O. Davis IH, Tampa (9) 796-9610 (904) 7175 S.W. 8th Street 5. Robert Harden, Ft. %alton Beach (R) 65 Elvin I Marlinsz, Tampa (93 House since 1978 Suite 201 6. Scott Clexnens, Panama City Ron Ghckman, .Tampa (93 (904) 488-6641 Miami 33144 {9) 66 (305) 267-0134 7. Sam Mitchell, Chipley(D) 67 Toby Holland, Palmetto (R) Smith, Kelley IL (D) Elected to House, 1988 8. Robert ~elI, Marianne (D) Peggy Simone, Bmdenton {R) (Charlotte) (904) 488-4092 9. , Tallahassee (93 69 Harry Jennings, Sarasota (R) 22nd District 10. Tallahassee 70 James M. Lombard, Osprey (R) 222 N. Third Street Viscusi, Joe (D) Hurley Rudd, {9) Palatka 32177 (Joyce) 11. F, Alkm Boyd, , Jr., Monticello (D) 71 David L Thomas, Venice (R) (904) 325-8384 44th District 12. Joseph R. Mackay, Jr., Like City (9) 72 Vernon Peeplss„Punta Gorda (D) Elected to House, 1990 105 Lake Miriam Drive 13'. 'George A, Crady, Yulee (93 ZS. , J.Keith Arnold, Fort Myexs (D) (904) 488-0665 Lakeland 33813 Ft. Myers (813)648-0117 14, Stephsu R, %isa„Jacksonville (R) . 74. Tim Ireland, (R) Stafford, Tracy (D) Elected to House, 1990 16. Michael E Langton, Jacksonville (9) V5. Mary Ellen Hawldns, Naples (R) ' 94th District (904) 488-9890 16. Betty S.Holzendoxf, Jacksonville Oy) 76. Bert J.Harris, Jr., Lake Placid (9) 610 N. Andrews Avenue 1V. Corrine:Bxown, JaeksonviRe (D) VV. bio "Bud" Bronson, Kissimmee (9) Ft. Lauderdale 33311 Wallace, Peter R. (D) 18, Jim Jacksonville 78. Charles Sembler II, Vera Beach (R) (305) 467-4510 (Helen) King, (R) Elected to House, 1990 56th District 19. Joseph Arnall, Jacksonville Beach (R) 79 Ken Pxuitt, Port St. Lucis (R) (904) 488-0880 P. O. Box 1301 20. Kathy G. Chinoy, JacksonvOle (D) 80. James C. Hill, Jr., Hobe Sound (R) St. Petersburg 33731 21, F. L. "Chance" Irvhxe, Orange Park (R) 81, Marian Lewis, N. Palm Beach (R) Starks, Bob (R) (813)823-2167 22. Kelley R. Smith, Palatka (D) 82. Liberti, W. Palm Beach (D) (Judy) Elected to House, 1982 Ray 36th District (904) 488-5719 23. Cynthia M. Chestnut, Gainesville (9) 83. Lois J.Frankel, W. Pahn Beach (93 1312Palmetto Avenue 24. David Fbxgg, Gainesville {9) 84. Edward J. Hesley, W. Palm Beach.(9) Winter Park 32789 Webster, Daniel (R) George Albright, Oeala (R) 85. , Hypoluxo (R) (407) 623-1116 (Sandy) 26. Paul Hawkes, Inverness Steve Delray Beach (D) Elected to House, 1990 41st District (R) 86. Press, ' (904) 488-5843 Suite A 27. Stanley Bainter, Eustis (R)' 8V. Caxol G. Hansori, Boca Riton (R) 1000 N. Pine Hills Road 28, Richard S. Graham, DeLand (R) 88. Jack N Tobin, Coconut Creek, (D) Stone, Frank (D) Orlando 32808-7124 29. T. K Wetberell, Daytona Beach (9) 89, Ben Graber, Coral Springs (D) (DiAnne) (407) 295-0902 80. Jack Ascherl, New Smyrna Beach , Sunrise (D) 34th District House since 1980 (D) 90. Suite 114 (904) 488-0256 31. Charlie Roberts, Titusville (9) 91. Bill Clark, Plantation (D) 950 S, Winter Park Drive Dixie Newton Ssnsom, Satellite Beach (R) 92. John Rsyson, Pompano Beach (D) Casselberry 32707 Wetherell, T.K. (D) SS Harry Geode, Melbourne (9) 93. Debby Sanderson, Fort Lauderdale (R) (407) 767-9704 (Ginger) 34 Frank Stone, Casselberry Fort Lauderdale Elected to House, 1986 29th District (D) 94. Tracy Stxdfoxd, (9) (904) 488-0468 315 Orange Avenue S5. Art Grlndle, AItsxnonte Springs (R) 95. Anne Mackenzie„Fort Lauderdale (D)

Daytona Beach 32114 86. , Bob S+rks, Winter Park (R) 96, Norman Ostrau, Plantation (D) Thomas, David M. L., D. (R) (904) 257-1980 S7. , Orlando (R) 97. Fred Lippman, Hollywood (D) 71st District House since 1980 88 Bruce McEwan, Orlando Steven A. Geller, Hallaridsle P. O. Box 3178 Speaker, 1991-1992 (R) 98. (9) Venice 34293 (904) 488-9873 SQ Rober(, B.Shxdler, Orlando (D) Walter C. Young, Pembroke Pines (D) (813)484-7705 40 Also J.Reddick, Orlando (D) 100 Ronald A. Silver, N, Miami Beach (D) Elected to House, 1984 Wise, Stephen R. (R) 41. Daniel Webster„Orlando (R) 101 Mike Abrams, N. Miami Beach (D) (904) 488-1171 (Kathy) 'C. 14th District 42. Fred Jones, Auburridale (D) 102 , N. Mianu (D) Tobiassen, Tom (D) P. O. Box 7914 43, John Lauxent, %inter Haven (R) 103 Michael Friedman, N. Bsy Village (D) (Dot) Jacksonville 32238-0914 44. Joe Visoisi, Lakeland (9) 104 Elaine Bloom, Miami Beach (D) 1st District (904) 573-3925 45. Wilhxm "Tom" Miims, Lakeland (D) 105 Alberta Gutman, Miami (R) P. O. Box 997 Elected to House, 1988 46. Evexett Gonzalez 32560 (904) 488-5102 Kelly, Tavsxes (D) 106 Darxyi Reeves, Miami (9) (904) 484-5025 Charles L Smith„Bxooksville (9) 10V James Burke, Miami (9) Served in House 1968-74 Young, Walter C. (D) John Long, Land {yLakes (9) 108 Willie Logan, Jr., Opa Locks (D) Senate 1974-82 (Dottie) 49. Phihp Miabkin, Poxt Richey (D) 109. Luis E. Rcjas, Hialeah (R) Elected to House, 1982 99th District 50. IL Z. Pxdm (904) 488-8278 P. O. Box 9058 MLay, Harbor {R) 110. Mguel A. De Grandy, Miami (R) Pembroke Pines 33084 51. Patricia Museareila, Clearwater (R) 111, Rodolfo Garcia, J'g. , Hialeah (R) Tobin, Jack N. (D) (305) 983-7051 62. Sandra B.Northern, Largo (R) 112. Carlos L Valdes, Miami (R) (Lesley) House since 1972 Dennis I Jones, Seminole (R) 113. Luis C. Morse, Miami (R) 88th District (904) 488-1084 4800 W. Copans Road 54. Lars A. Hafxun; St. Petexsburg (D) 114. J.Bruce Hoffman, Miami (R) Coconut Creek 33063 55. Doug "Tim Jamerson, St. Petersburg (D) 115. Mario Diaz-Balart, Miami (R) (305) 975-0088 66. , St. Petersburg (D) 116. Art Simon, Miami (D) Elected to House, 1982 67. Mary Brennan, Pinellas Park 11V. Susan Guber, Miami (D) (904) 48S-3164 (9) 58. Jeffrey C. Huenink, St. Petersburg (R) 118. Daryl Jones, Miami (D) 59. Brian Rush, Tampa (D) 119. John Cosgrove, Miami (D) 60. Mary Figg, Temple Terrace (9) 120. Ron Saunders, Key %est (D)

20 + THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 Justice Shaw SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUSTICE mittee, National Association of State Trial LF&~ER J.SHAW, JR. Judges; presiding judge, 3rd state-wide Grand Jury, December 1977June, 1979;voted "Most Born Salem, Virginia, September 6, 1930Edu- Outstanding Circuit Court Judge in Florida" cation West Virginia State College, BA Degree; by Young Lawyers Section of the Florida Bar, Howard University, Washington, D.C., JD De- 1979; Chief Justice of Supreme Court July 1, gree; honorary Doctor ofLaw degree from West 1986 to June 30, 1988; Chairman, Sentencing Virginia State College, Institute, West Vir- Guidelines Commission, 1980 to date. ginia; Honorary Doctors of Law, Nova Univer- sity and Washington and Lee, 1991;Honorary MAJOR B.HARDING Ph.D., Public Affairs, Florida International Uni- versity, 1990Church BaptistMilitary U.S.Army Born Charlotte, North Carolina, October 13, artillery, Korean conflict Career Private law 1935Education Bachelor of Science and Bach- practice; Assistant Professor of Law, Florida elor ofLaws Degrees from Wake Forest Univer- Justice McDonald A&M University College of Law; Assistant sity, 1957and 1959;attended U.S.Army Infan- Public Defender; Assistant State Attorney; try School and Judge Advocate General School Judge, Industrial Relations Commission; Judge, Religion Presbyterian (has served as deacon, First District Court of Appeals; appointed to elder, lay preacher and teacher) Military assis- Supreme Court, 1983, became Chief Justice, tant staff judge advocate at Fort Gordon, Geor- July 1, 1990 for a two-year term Affiliations gia, received trial experience in general courts and Honors American, National, Florida, Tal- martial, legal assistance and government con- lahassee and Florida Government BarAssocia- tracts Career admitted to North Carolina Bar tions; Designated Director, Florida Bar Foun- in 1959,Florida Bar in 1960;Assistant County dation; Chairman, American Bar Association, Solicitor, Duval County Criminal Court of Board of Elections; member, Florida Associa- Record, 1962-63; entered private practice in tion of Voluntary Agencies for Caribbean Ac- 1964; appointed Juvenile Court Judge, Duval tion; National Center for State Courts, Second County, 1968; appointed Circuit Judge, 1970; Vice-President and Board ofDirectors; Confer- elected to Chief Judge's position in 1974 and ence of Chief Justices, and Supreme Court 1975;appointed to Florida Supreme Court Janu- Advisor to: Racial and Ethnic Bias Study Com- ary 22, 1991;at that time he was the dean ofthe mission; Traffic Courts Review Committee; Florida Judicial College and Chairman-elect of Guardian Ad Litem Program; and Designated the Florida Conference ofCircuit Judges; served Justice Harding Director, The Florida Bar Foundation. on the Supreme Court's Matrimonial Law Com- mission and Gender Bias Study Commission; PARKER LEE McDONALD currently serves on the Bench Bar Commission and is a member ofthe Florida Court Education Born Sebring, Florida, May 23, 1924Education Council and the Judicial Council Honors re- B.S.in Business Administration and Bachelor ceived award for outstanding contributions to ofLaws Degree, University ofFlorida; attended matrimonial law from American Academy of University of Indiana while in U. S. Army; Matrimonial Lawyers, 1986; Young Lawyers graduate of National College for the Judiciary Section ofJacksonville Bar nominated him for Church Methodist Military 3years, U.S.Army, the Outstanding Circuit Judge Award, 1980; European Theater ofOperation, WW II.Career board member, Daniel Memorial Home, a psy- Lawyer, 1950-1961; appointed Circuit Court chiatric treatment center for disturbed youth. Judge, March, 1961; re-elected subsequently and served in that capacity until appointed to BEN F. OVERTON Supreme Court, October, 1979,by Gov. Robert Graham; chairman, Florida Conference of Cir- Born Green Bay, Wisconsin, December 15,1926 cuit Judges, 1974-75;member, Executive Com- Education BSin Business Administration and Justice Overton

THE SHERIPFS STAR+ FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 21 J.D. in Law, University of Florida; Master of STEPHEN GRIMES Laws in Judicial Process, University of Vir- ginia; honorary Doctor of Law Degrees from Born Peoria, Illinois, November 17, 1927 Edu- Stetson University and Nova University Church cation Florida Southern College; University i Episcopal Military Retired Reserve Officer, Florida BSBA,1950,JD, 1954;Honorary Doctor. Judge Advocate General's Corps, U.S. Army of Laws, Stetson University, Church Episcopal Career Special Assistant Attorney General; Military U.S.Navy, 1951-53Career Practicing served ten years as a circuit court judge; chair- attorney, 19 years, Holland and Knight law man, 1973, Florida Conference of Circuit firm, Bartow; City Prosecutor, Bartow, 1950s; Judges; Served for more than eight years on Court of Appeals, Second District, 13 years; faculty ofNational Judicial College, American appointed to Florida Supreme Court, 1987Hon- Bar Association; First chairman, Florida Insti- ors Served as Chief Judge, Court of Appeals, tute for the Judiciary; chairman, Florida Court Second District; District Governor of Rotary, Educational Council; appointed to Supreme 1960-61; President, Bartow Chamber of Com- Justice Grimes Court 1974; served as Chief Justice, 1976 to merce; President (Chairman), Conference of July, 1978.Chairman, Florida Appellate Struc- District Courts ofAppeal Judges, 1978-80;mem- ture Commission, 1978;a Fellow ofthe Ameri- ber, American College of Trial Lawyers. can Bar Foundation; Chairman, Supreme Court Matrimonial Law Commission, Supreme Court GERALD KOGAN Article V Review Commission, and Judicial Council of Florida; Chairman, United States Born City, May 23, 1933; moved to Constitution Bicentennial Commission of Miami Beach with family in 1947 Education Florida. University of Miami, School of Business, BBA; University ofMiami, School ofLaw, JD Military Active duty, 1955-57;Special Agent, Counterin- Born Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas, Mexico, telligence Corps; graduate, Army Intelligence August 29, 1939;naturalized 1958Education School; discharged, 1957Career Private practice Assistant Dade Spring Hill College, Mobile, AL, B.S. Degree, oflaw, 1957-60; State Attorney, Summa Cum Laude, 1967;University ofFlorida County, 1960-67; private practice specializing 1967-80; College of Law, D. Degree, 1970 Career Ad- in criminal defense and appellate law, J. 1980- mitted to Florida Bar, 1970;law practice, West Circuit Court Judge, 11thJudicial Circuit, Justice Barkett Palm Beach, 9 years; appointed Circuit Judge 87; Administrative Judge of Criminal Division, Florida Cour 1979,District Court ofAppeal, 1984, Supreme 1984-87; Appointed to Supreme Court, 1985 (Florida's first woman justice), 1987 Other Public Service Special Counsel t Or- elected 1986Affiliations and Honors Inducted, Florida Legislature's Select Committee on Florida Women's Hall of Fame, 1986; Woman ganized Crime and Law Enforcement Teaching in-service pro- of Achievement Award, Palm Beach County, Positions Coordinated training 1985;member, National Association ofWomen grams offered to police departments by State Acad- Judges; member, faculty ofNational and Florida Attorney's Office; on faculty of American mem- Judicial Colleges; fellow, Academy ofMatrimo- emy ofJudicial Education; adjunct faculty and nial Lawyers; received American Academy of ber at University of Miami School of Law Matrimonial Lawyers Award for outstanding Nova University Law Center; teaches in law contributions to matrimonial law, 1984;Judi- school workshops held for prosecutors and pub- cial Achievement Award from Association of lic defenders; member of faculty, Trial Judges Trial Lawyers of America for protecting the Academy, at University of Virginia. rights of the individual, 1986; Achievement Award from Academy ofFlorida Trial Lawyers Supreme Court mailing addresst Court Building, 500 South Duval Street, for preservation of individual rights and free Supreme Tallahassee, Florida 32399-1925, (904) 488-0125 Justice Kogan access to the court, 1988.

Edward T. Barfield 801 E. Twiggs St Mailing Address: Mailing Address: Fifth District Suite 600 Booth P. O. Box 650307 P. O. Box A Fifth, Seventh, Ninth Tampa, 33602 COU~RT8::OF;ch.~ W. Ervin III Miami, 33265-0307 W. Palm Beach, 33402 and Eighteenth Judicial ::,;:.;;:;::,;:. (813)272-3430 221-1200 ~PP~'::::::::,, James E.Joano s (305) (407) 686-1903 Circuits Charles Kahn, Jr. APPELLATE JUDGES APPELLATE JUDGES APPELLATE JUDGES Charles E. Min er, Jr. Chris W. Altenbernd Thomas H. Barkdull, Jr. First District Harry L. Anstead Mailing Address: Douglass B.Shivers Monterey Campbell Natalie Baskin John W. Dell 300 S. Beach St. First, Second, Third, Paul W. Danahy, Jr. Larry G. Smith Gerald B.Cope, Jr. James C. Downey Daytona Beach, 32014 Fourth, Eighth and Richard Harlan Frank Peter Webster Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr. Gary M. Farmer (904) 255-8600 Fourteenth Judicial Vincent Hall John Klein Wigginton T. David M. Gersten Eugene S. Garrett APPELLATE JUDGES Circuits James E. Laban James R. Wolf Mario P. Goderich Hugh S. Glickstein Warren H. Cobb Jerry Parker Edward E. Zehmer Phillip A. Hubbart Bobby W. Gunther Joe A. Cowart, Jr. Mailing Address: David Patterson F. James R. Jorgenson George W. Hersey James C. Dauksch 1st District Court of Herboth S, Ryder Second District David L. Levy Gavin K. Letts George N. Diamantis Appeal Building John M. Scheb Sixth, Tenth, Twelfth, Joseph Nesbitt Mark E. Polen Gilbert S. Goshorn, Jr. 300 Martin Luther Jack R. Schoonover, Sr. Thirteenth and Twentieth Alan R. Schwartz Barry J. Stone Jacqueline R. Griffin King Blvd. Edward Judicial Circuits F. Threadgill, Jr. Martha C. Warner Charles M. Harris Tallahassee, 32399-1850 Fourth District Eerie W. Peterson, Jr. (904) 488-6151 Mailing Address: Third District Fifteenth, Seventeenth Winifred J. Sharp APPELLATE JUDGES P. O. Box 327 Eleventh and Sixteenth and Nineteenth Judicial Michael E. Allen Lakeland, 33802 or Judicial Circuits Circuits

22 + THE SHERIFF'S STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 PUBLIC DEFENDER Robert F.Michael, Jr. Eighth Judicial Circuit FM Louis O. Frost, Jr. St. Petersburg Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Jacksonville Stanley Richard Mills Gilchrist, Levy and Union New Port Richey Counties Fifth Judicial Circuit Gerard J. O'Brien, Jr. Citrus, Hernando, Lake, St. Petersburg First Third CIRCUIT JUDGES / Judicial Circuit Judicial Circuit Marion and Sumter Counties Jack A. Page Robert P. Cates Escambia, Okaloosa, Columbia, Dixie, Clearwater Gainesville Santa Rosa and, Hamilton, Lafayette, CIRCUIT JUDGES Thomas E. Penick, Jr. Chester B.Chance Walton Counties Madison, Suwannee Carven Angel Clearwater Gainesville and Taylor Counties Ocala Howard P. Rives, Jr. Nath C. Doughtie CIRCUIT JUDGES John W. Booth Clearwater Gainesville William H. Anderson CIRCUIT JUDGES Bushnell Anthony Rondolino Thomas M. Elwell Pensacola Royce Agner Don Briggs Clearwater Gainesville George Barron Perry E. Tavares Susan F. Schaeffer Stephan Pierre Mickle Shalimar E.Vernon Douglas William F.Edwards Clearwater Frank L. Bell Lake Gainesville City Inverness R. Grable Stoutamire Stan R. Morris Pensacola Arthur Lawrence Mark J.Hill Clearwater Gainesville Ken Bell Live Oak Tavares Maynard F. Swanson, Jr. Elzie Sanders Pensacola JohnPeach S. Jerry Lockett Dade City Gainesville Nick Geeker Jasper Tavares Lynn Tepper Frederick D. Smith Pensacola STATE ATTORNEY Ray McNeal Dade City Gainesville Nancy Gilliam Jerry M. Blair Ocala Ray E. Ulmer, Jr. James L. Tomhnson, Jr. Pensacola Live Oak Victor E.Musleh St. Petersburg Gainesville Ben Gordon PUBLIC DEFENDER Ocala David S. Walker STATE ATTORNEY Shalimar Dennis Roberts Thomas D. Sawaya Clearwater Lennard B.Register III Jack R. Heflin Lake City Ocala William L. Walker Pensacola Gainesville Jack Singbush St. Petersburg PUBLIC DEFENDER Terry Michael Jones Fourth Circuit Judicial Ocala John T. Ware III C. Richard Parker Pensacola Clay, Duval and Nassau G. Richard Singletary St. Petersburg Gainesville John P. Kuder Counties Tavares Frank White Pensacola Jack Springstead St. Petersburg Ninth Judicial Circuit Laura Melvin CIRCUIT JUDGES Brooksville STATEATTORNEY Orange and Osceola DeFuniak Springs Henry Lee Adams, Jr. William T. Swigert James Russell Counties Edward Nickinson III Fernandina Beach Ocala Clearwater Pensacola Virginia Beverly John Thurman PUBLIC DEFENDER CIRCUIT JUDGES John T. Parnham Jacksonville Inverness RobertJagger John Adams Pensacola Aaron Bowden K Richard Tombrink, Jr. Clearwater Orlando Paul A. Rasmussen Jacksonville Brook sville Pensacola Alban Emerson Brooke Joseph P. Baker STATE ATI ORNEY Seventh Judicial Circuit Orlando Kim A. Skievaski Jacksonville Brad King Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns Ted Coleman Pensacola Frederic A. Buttner Ocala and Volusia Counties Orlando Joseph Q. Tarbuck Jacksonville PUBLIC DEFENDER Richard Conrad Gulf Breeze Peter S. Dearing F. Howard Babb CIRCUIT JUDGES Orlando William J. Tolton, Jr. Jacksonville Eustis Stephen L. Boyles Michael F Cycmanick Shalimar Lawrence D. Fay Daytona Beach Kenneth L. Williams Jacksonville Orlando Sixth Judicial Circuit Shawn L. Briese Daniel Dawson Pensacola Robert M. Foster Pasco and Pinellas Counties Daytona Beach STATE ATTORNEY Jacksonville Orlando John V. Doyle L. Formet, Sr. Curtis A. Golden Lawrence Page Haddock Gary CIRCUIT JUDGES Daytona Beach Orlando Pensacola Jacksonville Owen S.Allbritton III James Foxman Linda Gloeckner PUBLIC DEFENDER Mattox Hair Clearwater Daytona Beach John R. Behr Jacksonville Orlando Horace Andrews Gayle S. Graziano William C. Gridley Pensacola Giles P. Lewis Clearwater Daytona Beach Jacksonville Orlando John S.Andrews Kim C. Hammond James C. Hauser Second Judicial Circuit Henry F. Martin, Jr. Clearwater Bunnell Orlando Franklin, Gadsden, Jacksonville W. Douglas Baird R. Michael Hutcheson Frank N. Kaney JefFerson, Leon, Liberty Charles O. Mitchell, Jr. St. Petersburg Daytona Beach and Wakulla Counties Jacksonville Orlando Bob Barker William C Johnson Jr Thomas S. Kirk Bernard Nachman St. Petersburg Daytona Beach CIRCUIT JUDGES Jacksonville Orlando Robert Beach Patrick G. Kennedy Lawrence R. Kirkwood John E. Crusoe R. Hudson Olhff St. Petersburg Daytona Beach Tallahassee Jacksonville Kissimmee Bruce Boyer Robert K Mathis Walter Komanski P. Kevin Davey Bill Parsons St. Petersburg St. Augustine Tallahassee Jacksonville Orlando W. Lowell Bray, Jr. Richard Orfinger Jeifords D. Miller William L. Gary Dorothy H. Pate New Port Richey DeLand Tallahassee Jacksonville Orlando Fred L. Bryson Julianne Piggot te, Belvin Perry J. Lewis Hall, Jr. John E. Santora, Jr. St. Petersburg Daytona Beach Tallahassee Jacksonville Kissimmee James R. Case Edwin P. B.Sanders Frederick Pfeiffer Charles D. McClure A. C. Soud, Jr. Clearwater DeLand Tallahassee Jacksonville Orlando Wayne Cobb C. McFerrin Smith III Rom W. Powell Phil Padovano John D. Southwood Dade City Daytona Beach Tallahassee Jacksonville Orlando Brandt C. Downey III John W. Watson III Prather George Reynolds Brad Stetson Charles N. Clearwater Daytona Beach Orlando Tallahassee Jacksonville Crockett Farnell Richard O. Watson N. Sanders Dorothy J.Russell Sauls L. Haldane Taylor Clearwater St. Augustine Tallahassee Jacksonville Kissimmee Philip A. Federico Richard Gary Weinberg A. Sprinkel IV L Ralph "Bubba" Smith Frederick B.Tygart George Clearwater St. Augustine Apopka Tallahassee Jacksonville Helen Hansel STATE "Ted" S. ATTORNEY R. James Stroker F. E. Steinmeyer III Mike Weatherby St. Petersburg John Tanner Tallahassee Jacksonville Orlando Catherine Moore Harlan Flagler Beach Emerson Thompson, Jr. STATE ATTORNEY David C. Wiggins Clearwater PUBLIC DEFENDER Orlando William N. Meggs Jacksonville Lawrence E. Keough James Gibson Turner Tallahassee William A. Wilkes W. Rogers New Port Richey Holly Hill Orlando PUBLIC DEFENDER Green Cove Springs Richard A. Luce Nancy Daniels STATE ATTORNEY Alice B. White Clearwater Orlando Tallahassee T. Edward Austin Claire K Luten Jacksonville Clearwater

THE SHERIFFS STAR+ FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 23 Richard S. Fuller Harold Solomon John M. Gilbert Harold J. Cohen Miami S.Miami Tampa West Palm Beach Roy T. Gelber W. Thomas Spencer Roland Gonzalez Walter N. Colbath, Jr. Miami Miami Temple Terrace Palm Beach Gardens Cook STATE ATTORNEY Norman S. Gerstein Moie J. L. Tendrich Malcolm W. Graybill Jack H. West Palm Beach Lawson Lamar Miami Miami Tampa Edward Fine Maitland Carol R. Gersten David L. Tobin Edgar A. Hinson H. Palm Beach PUBLIC DEFENDER Miami Miami Tampa West Edward A. Garrison Joseph W. Durocher Wm. E. Gladstone Gerald Wetherington Claudia R. Isom Palm Beach Gardens Orlando Miami Coral Gables Tampa Leonard Glick Thomas Wilson Richard A. Lazzara Michael E. Gersten Tenth Judicial Circuit Miami Miami Lutz West Palm Beach Robert M. Gross Hardee, Highlands and Murray Goldman STATE ATTORNEY Manuel Menendez, Jr. West Palm Beach Polk Counties Miami Tampa Jon I. Gordon Miami Bob Mitcham John Hoy Palm Beach CIRCUIT JUDGES Miami PUBLIC DEFENDER Tampa West Daniel T. Hurley Daniel T. Andrews Melvia B.Green Bennett H. Brummer J. Rogers Padgett K Bartow Miami Coral Gables Tampa South Palm Beach Tom Johnson E. Randolph Bentley Martin Greenbaum Sam Pendino Riviera Beach Bartow Miami Beach Twelfth Judicial Tampa Hubert R. Lindsey Charles B. Curry James C. Henderson Circuit Susan Sexton Bartow Miami DeSoto, Manatee and Tampa Tequesta Charles Davis Rosemary U. Jones Sarasota Counties Robert Simms Mary Lupo Bartow Coral Gables Tampa Lake Park Karen Martin Julian Dale Durrance Martin D. Kahn CIRCUIT JUDGES Guy Spicola L. Bartow Miami Durand J. Adams Tampa West Palm Beach Michael D. Miller Carolyn K. Fulmer Robert Kaye Bradenton Ralph Steinberg Bartow Miami John R. Blue Tampa West Palm Beach Marvin U. Mounts, Oliver Green, Jr. Edward S. Klein Sarasota Thomas E. Stringer, Sr. Jr. Bartow Miami Robert J. Boylston Tampa West Palm Beach Richard L. Oitedal J. David Langford Herbert M. Klein Bradenton Peter J.T. Taylor Gardens Bartow Coral Gables Scott Brownell Tampa Palm Beach John L. Phillips Dennis P. Maloney Phillip W. Knight Bradenton Chet A. Tharpe Bartow Miami Stephen L. Dakan Tampa West Palm Beach Stephen A. Randall G. McDonald Allen Kornblum Sarasota Edward H. Ward Rapp Bartow Miami Peter A. Dubensky Odessa West Palm Beach William A. Norris, Jr. Maria Korvick Bradenton James Whittemore Edward Rodgers Bartow Miami Thomas M. Gallen Tampa West Palm Beach Robert E. Steve Levine Bradenton STATE ATTORNEY Vaughn Rudnick Pyle Beach Bartow Miami Lee Haworth Bill James West Palm Thomas Sholts Susan Wadsworth Roberts D. Bruce Levy Sarasota Tampa E. Bartow Miami Paul Logan PUBLIC DEFENDER West Palm Beach J. Tim Strickland Richard V. Margolius Bradenton Judge C. Luckey, Jr. W. Matthew Stevenson Bartow Miami Andrew D. Owens, Jr. Tampa West Palm Beach James R. Stewart, Jr. Joe R. Young, Jr. Ellen Morphonios Sarasota Bartow Miami James S. Parker Fourteenth Judicial West Palm Beach STATE ATTORNEY Celeste Muir Arcadia Circuit Gary L. Vonhof West Palm Beach Jerry Hill Miami Gilbert Smith Bay, Calhoun, Gulf, Wennet Winter Haven Joseph M. Nadler Bradenton Holmes, Jackson and Richard I. PUBLIC DEFENDER Miami Becky A. Titus Washington Counties Riviera Beach James M. Moorman Edmund W. Newbold Sarasota John D. Weasel Bartow Miami James W. Whatley CIRCUIT JUDGES Boca Raton Robert H. Newman Venice N. Russell Bower STATE ATTORNEY Eleventh Judicial Miami STATE ATTORNEY Panama City David H. Bludworth Circuit George Orr Earl Moreland Russell A. Cole, Jr. West Palm Beach PUBLIC DEFENDER Dade County Miami Sarasota Bonifay Ralph N. Person PUBLIC DEFENDER Dedee Costello Richard L Jorandby CIRCUIT JUDGES Miami Elliott C. Metcalfe, Jr. Chipley West Palm Beach Robbie Barr Thomas K. Petersen Sarasota Clinton E. Foster Miami Miami Panama City Sixteenth Judicial Ursula Ungaro Benages Alan Postman Thirteenth Judicial Judy M. Pittman Circuit Miami Miami Circuit Panama City Monroe County Philip Bloom Juan Ramirez, Jr. Hillsborough County John Roberts N. Miami Beach Miami Panama City CIRCUIT JUDGES Richard Fowler S. Peter Capua Leonard Rivkind CIRCUIT JUDGES Don T. Sermons Miami Miami Beach Diana M. Allen Panama City Key West Gisela Cardonne Steven D. Robinson Tampa STATE ATTORNEY Jon J. Overby Miami Miami Dennis Alvarez Jim Appleman Key West Richard G. Payne Thomas M. Carney Jeff'rey Rosinek Tampa Marianne Miami Coral Gables James David Arnold PUBLIC DEFENDER Key West Philip Davis Arthur L. Rothenberg Tampa Virgil Q. Mayo Sandra F. Taylor Miami Miami Robert Henry Bonanno Blountstown Key West ATTORNEY Amy Dean Michael H. Salmon Tampa STATE Miami Miami Susan Cawthon Bucklew Fifteenth Judicial Kirk C. Zuelch West Amy S. Donner Eleanor Schockett Tampa Circuit Key Miami Beach Miami Harry Lee Coe III Palm Beach County PUBLIC DEFENDER Randall Winter Margarita G. Esquiroz Alfonso C. Sepe Tampa W. Miami Miami Don Evans CIRCUIT JUDGES Key West Joseph P. Farina Bernard S. Shapiro Tampa Howard C. Berman Miami Shores Miami Gaspar J.Ficarrotta West Palm Beach Seventeenth Judzczal Richard Y. Feder Sidney B. Shapiro Tampa Virginia Broome Circuit Miami Miami Barbara Fleischer West Palm Beach Broward County Henry Ferro Stuart M. Simons Tampa Lucy Brown Miami Shores Miami Florence Foster West Palm Beach CIRCUIT JUDGES Gene Fierro Fredricka G. Smith Tampa Richard Bryan Burk Robert C. Abel, Jr. Miami Miami Daniel E. Gallagher West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Ronald M. Friedman Arthur I. Snyder Tampa James T. Carlisle Robert Lance Andrews Miami Miami Beach Vincent E. Giglio West Palm Beach Ft. Lauderdale Tampa 24 + THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 Arthur M. Birken Eighteenth Judicial Twentieth Judicial Broward DeSoto Ft. Lauderdale Circuit Circuit Ft. Lauderdale Arcadia George Breacher Brevard and Seminole Charlotte, Collier, Paul L. Backman Howard C. Holtzendorf Ft. Lauderdale Counties Glades, Hendry and Leonard Feiner Miette K. Burnstein Lee Counties Harvey Ford Dixie Hollywood CIRCUIT JUDGES John Gaudiosi Cross City Robert B.Carney John Antoon III II CIRCUIT JUDGES William Walter Herring Marshall M. Clements Ft. Lauderdale Melbourne Isaac Anderson, Jr. June LaRan Johnson Patricia W. Cocalis Seymour Benson Ft. Myers Brian Phillip Kay Duval Ft. Lauderdale Altamonte Springs William Blackwell L. Kathleen A. Kearney Jackson ui lie GeoffCohen Newman D. Brock Naples Susan Lebow Harold C. Arnold Ft. Lauderdale Titusville Ted Brousseau Tom Lynch June C. Blackburn Thomas M. Coker, Martin Budnick Jr. Naples Jerry Pollock Hugh McKay Fletcher, Sr. Melbourne Plantation Charles Carlton Linda Raspolich Pratt Morton A. Kesler Robert Collins S. Joseph Davis, Jr, Naples Mary Rudd Robinson Richard W. Kreidler Lauderdale Sanford Ft. Darryl Casaneuva Ronald Rothschild John Moran William P. Dimitrouleas Alan A. Dickey N. Ft. Myers Barry Steven Seltzer James A. Ruth Ft. Lauderdale Sanford Lynn Gerald, Jr. Steven G. Shutter "Bill" Raymond L. Simpson Richard D. Eade O. H. Eaton Ft. Myers Peter Skolnik John H. Skinner Lauderdale Ft. Longwood Hugh D. Hayes Jay Spechler Sharon Howard Tanner J. Leonard Fleet Charles M. Holcomb Naples Zebedee Waldo Wright Louise Walker Hollywood Titusville William C. Mclver Robert S. Zack Alfred Washington Robert J. Fogan Edward M. Jackson Ft. Myers Ft. Lauderdale Rockledge William John Nelson Calhoun Escambia John A. Frusciante Clarence T. Johnson, Jr. Ft. Myers Blountstotun Pensacola Ft. Lauderdale Rockledge R. Wallace Pack Philip J.Knight David Ackerman Barry Goldstein Lawrence V. E. Johnston III Ft. Myers William J. Green Lauderdale Ft. Merritt Island Donald E. Pellecchia Charlotte Thomas E. Johnson Charles Greene Jere Lober E. Ft. Myers Punta Gorda George James Roark III Lauderdale Merritt Ft. Island Thomas S. Reese John P. Shannon Bill White Melvin B. Grossman Robert B.McGregor Ft. Myers W. Wayne Woodard Hollywood Cocoa James Hall Seals Flagler Patti L. E. Henning C. Vernon Mize Ft. Myers Citrus Bunnell Ft. Lauderdale Sanford Robert T. Shafer, Jr. Inuerness William C. Atack Harry G. Hinckley, Jr. John Dean Moxley, Jr. Ft. Myers Gary G. Graham Ft. Lauderdale Titusville Hugh E. Starnes Franklin W. Johnson Clayton Frank Pound Ft. Myers Clay Apaiachicuia Ft. Lauderdale Titusville James R. Thompson Green Cove Springs Van Russell Stanton S.Kaplan Tonya B.Rainwater Ft. Myers L. Thomas McAnnally Plantation Melbourne STATE ATTORNEY Gadsden Lawrence Korda Edward Richardson J. Joseph P. D'Alessando Collier Qui ncy Hollywood Melbourne Ft. Myers Naples Richard L. Hood John T. Luzzo Leonard V. Wood PUBLIC DEFENDER Cynthia Ellis Ft. Lauderdale Altamonte Springs Douglas Midgley Thomas T. Trettis, Jr. Gilchrist Paul M. Marko III STATE ATTORNEY Ft. Myers Eugene C. Turner Trenton Lauderdale Ft. Norm Wolfinger Ed Philman Melanic G, May Titusville Columbia Ft. Lauderdale PUBLIC DEFENDER Lake City Glades John A. Miller J. R. Russo Julian E. Collins Moore Haven Ft. Lauderdale Titusville Kirby Sullivan Leroy Moe Dade Ft. Lauderdale Nineteenth Judicial Miami Estella Gulf May Moriarty Circuit Alfonso Leo Adderly Port St. Joe Ft. Lauderdale Indian River, Martin, Harvey Baxter David L. Taunton W. Herbert Moriarty Okeechobee and St. Lucie Jack Block Ft. Lauderdale Counties Eli Breger Hamilton Jack Musselman Alachua Joel Brown Jasper Pompano Beach CIRCUIT JUDGES Gainesvilie Ana-Maria Carnesoltas David E. Bembry James Reasbeck Merc A. Cianca Jeanne S. Crenshaw Jack M. Coe Ft. Lauderdale Stuart Aymer L. Curtin Jonathan Colby Hardee Dale Ross John E. Fennelly Maurice V. Giunta Philip Cook Wauchula Ft. Lauderdale Stuart Martha Ann Lott Linda N. Dakis Robert Earl Collins Robert C. Scott Dwight Geiger Pete Seig Robert M. Deeh~ Ft. Lauderdale Stuart Loree S. Feiler Hendry Larry Seidlin William L. Hendry Baker Marvin H. Gillman LaBelle Ft. Lauderdale Okeechobee Macclenny Harvey Leon Goldstein Broward N. Parsons George A. Shahood Paul Kanarek D. L. Griffis Stanley M. Goldstein Hollywood Stuart Gerald D. Hubbart Hernando Mark A. Speiser Scott M. Kenney Bernard R. Jaffe Brooksvi lie Ft. Lauderdale Ft. Pierce Bay Panama City Maxine C. Lando Peyton B.Hyslop Leonard L. Stafford Robert R. Makemson William Cindy S. Lederman Ft. Lauderdale Stuart Cooper Thomas R. Ellinor Joan A. Lenard Highlands Jeff Streitfeld Larry Schack Tommy Welch Calvin R. Mapp Sebri ng Ft. Lauderdale Ft. Pierce Murray Meyerson Robert Olin Shinholser W. Tyson, Jr. Charles E. Smith Bradford Lauren L. Miller Ft. Lauderdale Vero Beach Starke Henry Ludwig Hillsborough Linda Vitale Rupert Smith George H. Pierce Oppenborn, Jr. Tampa Ft. Lauderdale Ft. Pierce Ann Mason Parker James Barton Lavon Ward L. B.Vocelle Brevard Morton Lee Perry Debra Behnke Ft. Lauderdale Vero Beach Titusville Robert M. Pineiro Donald STATE ATTORNEY STATE ATTORNEY F. Castor John C. Adkins Nancy J. Pollock Marva L. Crenshaw Mike Satz Bruce H. Colton Kerry Evander Catherine M. Pooler Dominguez Ft. Lauderdale James Vero Beach Peter Merc Schumacher PUBLIC DEFENDER PUBLIC DEFENDER Haddad Katherine Essrig Diane Horsley Larry Schwartz Dick Greco, Alan H. Schreiber Philip Yacucci B. Jr. J. William T. McCluan Harvey Shenberg Walter C. Heinrich, Plantation Ft. Pierce Jr. Harry Stein Roger A. Silver Cynthia Holloway Scott Silverman Perry A. Little Milton I. Starkman Dan Perry Raphael Steinhardt THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 25 Levy Orange Richard W. Carr Seminole FLORI9As8 Bronson Orlando Charles Scott Carrere Sanford W. O. Beauchamp, Jr. Theotis Bronson David A. Demers Wallace H. Hall eozritfttue4 Stephen Carter Thomas B.Freeman Fred Hitt Liberty Jay Cohen Walter A. Fullerton III John R. Sloop Holmes Bristol Carolyn Freeman Karl B.Grube (Vacant) Bonifay Glenn E. Summers Evelyn Golden William H. Overton Robert Earl Brown Janis Halker Peter R. Ramsberger Sumter Madison Thomas Robert Kirkland Steve Rushing Bushnell Indian River Madison W. Michael Miller Radford W. Smith Tom Skidmore Vero Beach Wetzel Blair Dan Perry James B.Balsiger Jose Ramon Rodriguez Polk Suwannee Joe Wild Manatee Alan C. Todd Bartow Live Oak Bradenton Steven Wallace Irvin S. Cowie Thomas J. Kennon, Jr. Jackson George K. Brown, Jr. Ron Herring Marianna Mare Gilner Osceola Anne Kaylor Taylor Woodrow Wilson Walter R. Talley Ki ssi mmee Harvey Kornstein Perry Hatcher Lawrence J. Davis Dick Prince Stephen Murphy Marion Ronald Legendre Robert A. Young Jefferson Ocala Union Monticello John Edrington Futch Palm Beach Putnam Lake Butler Felix A. Johnston Hale Stencil West Palm Beach Palatka David L. Reiman Sandra Stephens Peter D. Blanc Peter T. Mtller Lafayette William A. Bollinger Volusia Mayo Martin David C. Clark St.Johns DeLand Harlow H. Land, Jr. Stuart Barry M. Cohen St. Augustine Darrel Carnell David Harper Peter M. Evans Peggy Ready Harrison D. Griffin Lake Stewart Hershey Howard H. Harrison, Jr. Charles Tinlin Hubert L. Grimes Tavares Kathleen Kroll H. Pope Hamrick, Jr. Richard Boylston Monroe Susan Lubitz St. Lucie Mary Henderson William G. Law, Jr. Key West Elizabeth T. Masse Ft. Pierce Michael McDermott Ruth Becker Sandra Kabboush McSorley James W. Midelis John Roger Smith Lee Wayne M. Miller Robert V. Parker Dan Vaughn Stasia Warren Ft. Myers Reagan Ptomey Nancy Perez Thomas J. Walsh, Jr. Freddie J. Worthen John Carlin Susan Vernon Deborah Dale Pucillo G. Keith Cary Robert Steven Schwartz Santa Rosa Wakulla John Dommerich Nassau I. C. Smith Milton Craw ford vi lie Jay B.Rosman Fernandi na Beach Colic Nichols, Jr. Jill Walker Radford Russell Sturgis Robert E. Williams Pasco Ed Volz Dade City Sarasota Walton Okaloosa Robert P. Cole Sarasota DeFuni ak Springs Leon Crest vi ew Dan C. Rasmussen Barbara Briggs Lewis R. Lindsey Tallahassee Keith Brace Mare H. Salton Preston DeVilbiss Thomas H. Batsman III T. Patterson Maney Judy Goldman Washington Kathleen F. Dekker Pinellas Emanuel LoGalbo, Jr. Chipley Terry P. Lewis Okeechobee Clearwater Perry E. Wells Hal McClamma Okeechobee Henry J. Andringa Ed Miller William B.Blackwood, Jr. Pat Caddell

SherlfFs far ahead of any other state's Sheriffs in the Volusia professionalization parade. The other accredited Sheriff'a Offlicea in Florida are Sheriff's Of6ce Indian River, Charlotte, Manatee, Marion, Hillsborough, joins accredited. Broward, Monroe, Palm Beach, St. Johns and Pinellas. To become accredited, SherlfF Vogel and his staff elite spent two years bringing their procedures and policies in line with approximately 850 statewf-the-art standards DELAND —"This was al- underwent thorough " established by CALEA. Then they a most like having a baby, inspection by a team of law enforcement professionals Sheriff Bob Vogel told a news from outside the state. A favorable vote by the accredita- reporter after the Volusia tion commission was the 6nal phase of the process. County SherifFs Office was Getting accredited is like winning a law enforcement accredited by the Commis- super bowl, " but after the celebration simmers down sion on Accreditation for Law We woikett lo"9 a"tf har«" there comes the sobering realization that accreditation is " Shetfff Bob this, said VoQel," for only nve years. At the end of that period the Sheriff "but it waa a labor of love. (CALEA). and hia staff will have to once again prove to CALEA that "We worked long and hard for this, "he added, refer- they are still functioning at a high professional level. ring to the two-year effort he and his stafF put forth to Looked upon as "the wave of the future, " accredita- bring the agency up to the top level of professionalism, tion is a relatively new development in law enforcement. "but it was a labor of love. " CALEA was formed as a private, non-profit organization CALEA awarded accreditation to the Volusia County in 1979 through the combined efforts of the National Sheriff's OfFIce in November, 1991,making it the 189th Sheriff' Association, the International Association of law enforcement agency in the nation to achieve this elite Chiefs of Police, the National Organization ofBlack Law status. It is aho the 11th Sheriff's Office in Florida to Enforcement Executives, and the Police Executive Re- receive CALEA's stamp of approval, putting Florida's search Forum. It became operational in 1983.

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U. S. SENATORS BOB GRAEVLM (D) CONNIE MACK (R)

Born Coral Gables, Florida, November 9, 1936 Born Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October 29, Education BA Degree, University of Florida, 1940(he is the grandson oflegendary baseball 1959; Law Degree, Harvard, 1962 Wife Adele manager and owner ofPhiladelphia Athletics) Children Four Career Elected to Florida House Education degree in marketing and business of Representatives, 1966;to Florida Senate in from University ofFlorida, 1966;Wife Priscilla 1970, and served there eight years; chosen by Children Two Church Catholic Career 16years vote ofhis colleagues to receive the Allen Morris in banking, including five as President of the "Most Valuable Senator" award in 1973;inau- Florida National Bank of Lee County (Fort gurated to first term as Governor in January, Myers); served in U.S. House of Representa- 1979;re-elected for a second term in November, tives 1982-1988; elected to U.S. Senate in 1982, sought greater federal participation in 1988; charter member of Congressional Senator Graham fighting drug smuggling; supported capital Leaders United for a Balanced Budget punishment by signing many death warrants; (CLUBB); supports legislation to give the was credited with accomplishments in the ar- President a line-item veto on the Federal eas ofeconomic development, education, human Budget Honors Outstanding Young Man services, law enforcement, growth management Award, Florida Jaycees, 1975; Director, and environmental issues; elected to the U.S. Chairman ofthe Board, Cape Coral Hospital, Senate in 1986Background His father, Ernest 1975-77; Founding Chairman of the Board, R."Cap"Graham was a former State Senator in Palmer Drug Abuse Program, 1979-80; Di- Florida, and one-time unsuccessful candidate rector, Metropolitan Fort Myers Chamber of for Governor; his maternal aunt, Mrs. Ina S. Commerce; member Cape Coral Memorial Thompson, ofDeFuniak Springs, was the State' s Arch Committee; charter member, Fort Myers Motor Vehicle Commissioner in the 1950s, and Rotary Club. Has served on three committees: thus the first woman to attain "Little Cabinet" (1) Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs; (2) status as a departmental administratorAddress Foreign Relations; and (3) Joint Economic. 241 Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washing- Address 517 Hart Senate Office Building, ton, D.C., 20510 (202) 224-3041. Washington, D.C. 20510 (202) 224-5274. Senator Mack U. S. REPRESENTATIVES " 1st District "Golden Bulldog, Watchdogs ofthe Treasury, Escambia, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, and 1980, '86, '88 and '90; "Leadership Award, " Walton Counties. Part ofBay County. American Security Council, 1982-87;"Guard- ian of Small " Business Award, National Fed- (D) eration ofIndependent Business, 1986-88and 1990-91;"Distinguished Service Award, "U.S. Born Midland City, Alabama, May 12, 1926 Navy League, 1988; "Life Values Award, " Education BS Degree from Troy State Uni- American Coalition for Life, 1988; "Legisla- versity, Troy, Alabama, 1949;graduate work in tive Award, " National Association of State broadcasting, Northwestern University, Boating Law Administrators, 1988;member, Evanston, Illinois, 1951;Wife Nancy Children Armed Services Committee; Chairman, Sub- Two Church Baptist Military served in the U. committee on Readiness; member, Merchant S. Navy, 1944-46; Career served in the Florida Marine & Fisheries CommitteeAddress 2435 House of Representatives, 1972-78; elected to Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, Rep. Hutto Congress, 1978 and subsequently Honors D.C., 20515 (202) 225-4136.

THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 27 " 2nd District "Florida's French Revolution, 1982; "Twelve on the River St. Johns", 1989; "A Quest for Baker, Bradford, Calhoun, Columbia, " Dixie, Franklin, Gadsden, Gilchrist, Glory, 1991;Honors Watchdog of the Trea- Gulf, Hamilton, Holmes, Jackson, sury Award, seven times; Honorary Doctor of Jefferson, Lafayette, Leon, Levy, Humanities, University ofTampa, 1950;Hon& Liberty, Madison, Suivannee, Taylor, orary Doctor of Laws, Jacksonville Univer- Union, Wakulla and Washington Counties. sity, 1972 and Edward Waters College, 1988; Portions ofBay and Clay Counties. University of Florida, Distinguished Alumnus 'PETE" Award, 1969; Freedoms Foundation Awards, DOUGLAS PETERSON (D) 1951 and 1955; elected to Congress in 1948; serving his 22nd consecutive term; holds all- Born Omaha, Nebraska, June 26, 1935 Edu- time record in Congress for not missing a single cation Bachelor ofArts Degree in History from legislative vote on any roll call in more than 40 the University of Tampa; completed post- years. Address 2107 Rayburn House Office 225- Rep. Peterson graduate work at the University of Central Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) Michigan and the National War College; 2501. training includes civil engineering, personnel 4th District Flagler, St. Johns and management, security, environmental engi- Volusia Counties. Portions of Clay, Duval and fiscal management Wife Carlotta neering and Putnam Counties. Children two living, one deceased Prior Occu- pations military pilot and officer; managed his CRAIG T. JAMES (R)

own construction company;flew was a partner in establishing a computer equipment and soft- Born Augusta, Georgia, May 5, 1941 Educa- ware company in Marianna; was the adminis- tion Stetson University, BSC Degree, 1963; trator of a Specialized Treatment Program at Stetson Law School, JD Degree, 1967; Wife Florida's Dozier School for Boys Military en- Katherine Church Baptist Prior Occupation listed in the U.S.Air Force in 1954and worked Attorney; practiced law in DeLand, Florida for his way up to the rank of Colonel during 26 21 years; before he was elected to the U.S. years of military service; had tours of duty in House of Representatives in 1988 he was a Europe and Viet Nam; 6 successful combat senior partner in the James, Zimmerman and missions over North Viet Nam; in 1966,on his Paul law firm Military National Guard, 1963- Rep. Bennett 66th mission, his plane was downed and he 65; U. S. Army Reserve, 1965-69 Committee spent 6 1/2 years in a North Vietnamese pris- Assignments Veterans Affairs and Judiciary oner ofwar camp; retired aiter serving as Base Address 1408 Longworth House Office Build- Commander at Seymour Johnson Air Force Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-4035. Base, Goldsboro, North Carolina Political Ca- ing, reer elected to the U.S. House of Representa- tives in 1990Affiliations Lions, American Le- 5th District gion, Disabled American Veterans, Elks, Tri- Seminole County and portions of Lake Counties. County Airport Authority, Habitat for Hu- Orange and manity, Jackson County Democratic Executive BILL McCOLLUM (R) Committee Committee Assignments Public Works and Transportation; Veterans Affairs; Select Committee on Children, Youth & Fami- Born Brooksville, Florida, July 12, 1944 Edu- lies Address 1415 Longworth House Office cation BAand Juris Doctor Degrees, University Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225- ofFlorida; Wife Ingrid Children Three Military 5235. Officer in Judge Advocate General's Corps, U.S.Navy, 1969-72;U.S.Naval Reserve Career Rep. James 3rd District Practicing attorney in Orlando, 1973-80;elected Nassau County. Portions ofDuval County. to fifth term of Congress in 1988; served as member ofExecutive Council ofOrange County CHARLES E.BENNETT (D) Bar Association for six years; Chairman, Republician Executive Committee ofSeminole Born Canton, New York, December 2, 1910 County, 1976-80; member, Kiwanis Club, Uni- Education AB and JD Degrees, University of Florida Blue Key, Omicron Delta Kappa, Out- Florida Prior Occupation Attorney Wife Jean versity of Florida Hall of Fame; among Children Three Church Christian Military standing Young Men in America, 1976; regu- listed Who's Who in American Captain, U.S. Army, World War II; leader of larly in Law, Who' guerrillas in Northern Luzon mountain jungle Who s Who in American Politics and s on Commit- fighting; awarded Silver Star, Bronze Star, Who in America; served Judiciary Philippines' Legion of Honor and Gold Cross; tee and Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs French Legion of Honor; Career Served in Committee; on House Committee investigatin Subcommit- Florida House, 1941; author of "Laudonniere Iran-Contra affair; also on Crime and Fort Caroline, " 1964; "Settlement of tee; Address 2453 Rayburn House Office 225- Florida, " 1968; "Southernmost Battlefields of Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) Rep. McCollum the Revolution, " 1970;"Three Voyages, " 1975; 2176.

28 + THE SHERIFF'S STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 6th District tions Committee; member Republican Con- Alachua, Citrus, Hernando, Marion gressional Executive Committee on Commit- and Sumter Counties. Portions of tees; Delegate to every Republician National Lake, Pasco and Putnam Counties. Convention from 1968 through 1988;first Mi- STEARNS nority Leader of Florida Senate; Allen Morris CLIFF (R) Award for 1967, "Effectiveness in Debate"; Florida Press Corps "Most Valuable Senator Born Washington, D.C., April 16, 1941Educa- Award"; Honors CIA "Seal Medallion"; Ameri- tion graduated from George Washington Uni- can Legion, AMVETS, VFW and DAV; Award versity with a degree in Electrical Engineer- of Merit from President's Commission on Em- ing; Wife Joan Children Three Church Presby- ployment of the Handicapped; Watchdog of terian Military U.S.Air Force four years, dis- the Treasury" award, 92nd through 100th charged with rank of Captain Prior Occupa- Congresses; "Guardian of Small Business" tion started his own business by purchasing a award, 92nd through 100th Congresses; Free- small, dilapidated motel in Massachusetts in dom Foundation of Valley Forge Honor Cer- Rep. Stearns 1972;over next 11years he developed Stearns tificate Suncoast Tiger Bay 1984 Benjamin House, Inc., a motel management company Franklin Distinguished Leadership Award with four motels in Marion and Alachua Coun- Committee Assignments Appropriations Com- ties Committee Assignments Veterans Affairs mittee; subcommittees on National Defense (subcommittee: Oversight and Investigations); and Education; Labor, Health and Human Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs (subcom- Services; Permanent Select Committee on mittees: Financial Institutions, Housing and Intelligence Address 2407 Rayburn House Community Development, International De- Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) velopment); has also served on Drugs and 225-5961. Health Care Policy Task Forces Address 1123 Longworth House Office Building, Washing- 9th District Portions ofHillsborough, ton, D. C. 20515 (202) 225-5744. Pasco and Pinellas Counties 7th District (R) Portions ofHillsborough County. Born Tarpon Springs, Florida, July 16, 1930 Rep. Gibbons SAM M. GIBBONS (0) Education BS degree in engineering, Univer- sity of Pittsburgh, 1959; accounting, George Born Tampa, Florida, January 20, 1920 Edu- Washington University, 1959-60; JD Degree, cation public schools of Tampa; JD Degree, University ofFlorida, 1963;Prior Occupations University of Florida, 1947;Prior Occupation businessman, attorney, petroleum and geo- 15 years as attorney in Tampa; Wife Martha physical engineer, government contract nego- Children Three Church PresbyterianMilitary tiator, steel worker; Wi fe Evelyn Children Two Major, U.S. Army, World War II; 501st Para- Church GreekOrthodoxMilitary U S.Air Force, chute Infantry, 101st Airborne Division; 4 years Korean conflict Career Small Claims awarded Bronze Star; Career President, Uni- Judge, Pasco County, 1970-72; Associate Mu- versity of South Florida Foundation; served in nicipal Judge, Tarpon Springs and New Port Florida House of Representatives, 1952-58; Richey; elected to U.S. House of Representa- Florida Senate, 1958-62; recipient of Univer- tives, 1982and five subsequent two-year terms; sity ofFlorida's Distinguished Alumnus Award; appointed to Veterans Affairs, Energy and elected to Congress in 1962; re-elected subse- Commerce Committees, Task Force on the quently; vice chairman of Ways and Means Elderly, Co-Chair of the Task Force on Infant Committee, chairman ofTrade Subcommittee; Mortality, Task Force on Foreign Policy, Con- Rep. Young member of Joint Committee on Taxation Ad- gressional Human Rights Caucus, Congres- dress 2204 Rayburn House Office Building, sional Sun Belt Caucus, Social Security Cau- Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-3376. cus, Task Force on Education Honors Citizen of the Year, Tarpon Springs, 1972-73; Founder and Charter President, Tarpon Springs Vol- 8th District unteer Ambulance Service; member AHEPA; Most ofPinellas County. 33rd Degree Mason and Shriner Address 2432 Rayburn Office Building, Washington, D.C., C. W. "BILL"YOUNG (R) 20515 (202) 225-5755. We salute. Thomas Vickers Born Harmarville, Pennsylvania, December .. ORLANDO —Responding to an armed robbery call at i 16,1930Prior Occupation Insurance executive a supermarket, Deputy Sheriff Thomas Vickers was Wife Beverly Children six Church Methodist told by witnesses that the suspect had fired some shots Military Florida National Guard, 1948-57; inside the store and had fled on foot. Vickers went in pursuit and captured the armed suspect. For this Career Florida State Senate, 1960-1970;elected achievement he received aDistinguished Service Award to 92nd Congress in 1970, re-elected to each from Orange County Sheriff Walt Gallagher. subsequent Congress; serves on Appropria- —From the Apopka Chief Rep. Bilirakis

THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 29 10th District 12th District DeSoto, Hardee, Manatee and Polk Glades, Hendry, Highlands, Martin, Counties. Part of Oseeola County. Okeeehobee, and St. Lueie Counties. Parts of Collier, Indian River and ANDY IRELA'ND (R) Palm Beach Counties. TOM LEWIS (R) Born Cincinnati, Ohio, August 23, 1930Edu- cation , Degree in Industrial Administration, School of Engineering; School Born Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October 26, of Banking of the South, Louisiana State Uni- 1924 Education Palm Beach Junior College versity; Columbia University Graduate School and University of Florida Wife Marian Chil- of Business Wife Nancy Children Four Church dren Three Church Methodist Military U.S. Episcopal Career chairman ofthe board ofthree Air Force, World War II and Korean conflict; banks; extensive work with Florida Bankers Prior Occupation corporate executive, Pratt & Ireland Rep. Association and American Bankers Association; Whitney Aircraft Co., 1957-1973;Real Estate past president, Winter Haven Chamber of and Investments, beginning in 1972; Career Commerce; director and member of Executive Mayor/Councilman, N. Palm Beach, 1964-1971; Committee, Florida Citrus Showcase; Winter Florida House of Representatives, 1972-1980; Haven City Commissioner, 1966-68; member, Florida Senate, 1980-1982;elected to U.S.House Polk County Democratic Executive Committee; of Representatives, 1982 and five subsequent member, Board of Directors, Girls Clubs of two-year terms; Honors named Legislator of Winter Haven and Dixie Youth Baseball; elected the Year from Palm Beach County by Associa- JJ je to House in 1976; re-elected for subsequent tion for Retarded Citizens and Florida Associa- two-year terms; serving on the Armed Services tion of Realtors, 1977; also Senator of the Year J Committee and Small Business Committee; Award from Retarded Citizens and Realtors, Address 2466 Rayburn Building, Washington, 1981; Libeity Bell Award for community ser- D.C. 20515 (202) 225-5015. vice from Palm Beach County Bar Association; Allen Morris Award for Most Effective First 11th District Term Senator, 1982;Vice President and Presi- Brevard County. Portions of Orange, dent ofU.S.House Freshman Republican Class, Indian River and Osceola Counties. 1983 and 1984; Man of the Year, United Cere- Rep. Bacchus ' (D) bral Palsy of the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast; 1988 President, Florida State Soc.; 1989 Legislator ofthe Year, National Hurricane Con- Born Nashville, Tennessee, June 21, 1949 ference; 1988, 1989 Laurel Award Aviation Education under-graduate degree from Weekly; six-time recipient of Golden Bulldog , Magna Cum Laude, Phi Award from Watchdogs of the Treasury Ad- Beta Kappa; MA Degree in History as Woodrow dress 1216 Longwoith Building, Washington, Wilson Fellow at Yale University; Law Degree D.C., 20515 (202) 225-5792. with high honors, Florida State University College ofLaw; Editor-in-Chief, FSU Law Review Rebecca Children one Religion Presbyterian 13th District Wife Charlotte, Lee and Sarasota Counties. Military U. U. Reserve, Na- S. Army, S. Army Part of Collier County. tional Guard Career journalist and attorney; aide to Governor in Tallahassee and (R) Washington, D.C.; practiced law in Miami and Central Florida, specializing in corporate Born Waterbury, Connecticut, November 26, banking and securities matters; general counsel 1938Education Yale University, B.A. Degree, Rep. Lewis to Florida Comprehensive Plan Committee, Magna Cum Laude Wife Mariel Children Four 1986-87; elected to U.S. House of Representa- Church Presbyterian Prior Occupaion CIA as tives, 1990Honors Vice President and Director, clandestine services officer, 1962-1972; small Greater Orlando Chamber of Commerce; business owner (varied activities), Investor Po- member, Orange County Citizens' Commission litical Career Councilman and Mayor, City of for Children, Orlando Mayor's Commission for Sanibel (4 terms, 1974-1982);Lee County Com- the Arts, and Coalition for the Homeless; missioner, (1983-1988);Chairman, Lee County member, Board ofDirectors, Florida Endowment Commission (1985-86);elected to U.S.House of for the Humanities; member, Board ofAdvisors, Representatives, 1988Honors NationalAudubon Brevard Campus, University ofCentral Florida; Society, Director; State Advisory Committee on member, Board of Directors, Florida Space Coastal Management, Chairman; Environmen- Business Roundtable; member, Advisory Com- tal Land Management Study Committee, II mittee, Florida Space Research Foundation and West Coast Inland Navigational District, Vices Spaceport Florida Partnership Committee As- Chairman; Metropolitan Planning Organiza- Re- signments Banking, Finance and Urban Affair; tion, Past Chairman; Southwest Florida Science, Space and Technology Address 431 gional Airport, Port Commissioner; Canterbury Cannon House Office Building, Washington, School, Chairman of the Board; Lee County Rep. Goss "Ding" D.C. 20515 (202) 225-3671. Mental Health Center, Director; J.N. 30 + THE SHERIFF'S STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 Darling, Foundation, Director/Chairman Ad- Mayors; appointed by President Ford, U.S. dress 224 Cannon Building, Washington, D.C., Special Ambassador to Papua, New Guinea; 20515 (202) 225-2536. served on Executive Committee of Republican National Committee Committee Assignments 14th District Ways and Means Address 2338 Rayburn House Portions ofBroward and Palm Beach Counties. Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225-3026. HAIIY JOHNSTON (D) 16th District Born West Palm Beach, Florida, December 2, Portions ofDade and Broward Counties. 1931 Education Virginia Military Institute, BA Degree, 1953; University of Florida, LL.B LAWRENCE J.SMITH (D) Degree, 1958;captain, swimming team; Presi- dent, Honor Court; President, Law School Le- Rep. Johnston gal Fraternity Wife Mary Otley Children Two Born Brooklyn, New York, April 25, 1941Edu- Church Presbyterian Military U.S. Army ar- cation , Brooklyn Law mored division, 1953-55 Career Attorney in School, LLB Degree, 1964 and JD Degree, West Palm Beach; elected to Florida Senate, 1967 Wife Sheila Children Two Religion Jew- 1974, served through 1986; President of Sen- ish Career Governor's Task Force on Criminal ate, 1984-86; voted "Most Valuable Member" Justice Systems, 1980-81;Hollywood Planning of Senate by St. Petersburg Times, 1981; re- and Zoning Board, 1974-1977(Chairman, 1976 ceived Crime Fighter Award from Florida De- and 1977); Broward County Advisory Board, partment of Law Enforcement in 1984; Legis- 1978;Florida House of Representatives, 1978- lator of the Year Award from Florida Health 1982; elected to U.S. House of Representa- Care Association; 1985; Child Advocate of the tives, 1982 and for subsequent two-year terms; Year Award from Child Advocacy Board of Honors Friend of Education Award from Palm Beach County, 1986; Outstanding Law- Broward County Classroom Teachers' Asso- yer-Legislator Award from Florida Bar, 1978; ciation, 1979-1980;Civitan Man of the Year, Allen Morris Awards: Most Effective in De- 1982;Jewish National Fund Man of the Year, bate, 1982;Most Effective in Committee, 1983; 1982; President, South Broward Bar Associa- Most tion, 1977-1979; member, Broward County Effective Member of Senate, 1983; Ro- Rep. Shaw tary Foundation Paul Harris Fellowship, 1984 Democrat Executive Committee, 1973-1978; Other Honors Past President of Palm Beach received Environmental Legislators Award from Broward County Sierra Club, 1983; United Way, Palm Beach County Bar Associa- " tion and West Palm Beach Rotary Club; Past American Jewish Congress "Man of the Year, Chairman, Children's Service Council of Palm 1988Committee Assignments Appropriations; Beach County, a special taxing district cre- Select Committee on Narcotics Address 113 ated in 1986 to address children's needs Com- Cannon Building, Washington, D.C., 20515 mittee Assignments Foreign Affairs; Interior (202) 225-7931. and Insular Affairs Address 1028 Longworth Building, Washington, D.C., 20515 (202) 225- 3001. 17th District Portions ofDade County. 15th District WILLIAM LEHMAN (D) Most ofBroward County. E. , JR. (R) Born Selma, Alabama, October 5, 1913Edu- cation Graduate, University ofAlabama, 1934 Prior Occupation Buick dealer Wife Joan Chil- Rep. Smith Born Miami, Florida, April 19, 1939Education dren Two Religion Jewish Career member, Bachelor's Degree, Business Administration, Dade County School Board, 1966-70; School Stetson University, 1961;Master's Degree, Ac- Board Chairman, 1970-72; elected to the U.S. counting, University of Alabama, 1963; Juris House of Representatives in 1972 and subse- Doctor, Stetson University Law School, 1966; quently; member, Appropriations Committee, Wife Emilie Children Four Grandchildren two and Chairman of Subcommittee on Transpor- Church St. Anthony' s, Ft. Lauderdale Career tation; member, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Assistant City Attorney of Fort Lauderdale, Council; member, Select Committee on Chil- 1968; Chief City Prosecutor, 1968-69; Associ- dren, Youth and Families; Appropriations ate Municipal Judge, 1969-71; City Commis- Subcommittees on Transportation and For- sioner, 1971-73; Vice Mayor, Ft. Lauderdale, eign Operations Address 2347 Rayburn House 1973to 1975;Mayor 1975to 1979;elected to U. OfIlce Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) / S.Congress, 1980and re-elected for subsequent 225-4211. two-year terms. He is a Certified Public Ac- countant and a member ofthe American, Florida and Broward County Bar Associations; Past President, National Conference of Republican Rep. Lehman

THE SHERIFFS STAR+ FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992+ 31 18th District 19th District Portions ofDade County. Monroe County. Portions ofDade County. ILEANA ROS-LEHTINEN (R) DANTE B.FASCELL (D)

Born Havana, Cuba, July 15, 1952 Education Born Bridgehampton, Long Island, New York, Miami-Dade Community College, Associate of March 9, 1917Education public schools of Mi- Arts Degree, 1972; Florida International Uni- ami; J.D. Degree, University of Miami, 1938 versity, Bachelor ofArts Degree, 1975,Master Prior Occupation Attorney Wife Jeanne-Marie of Science Degree, 1986; University of Miami, Children Two Military U.S.Army, WW II; saw Post-Graduate work, 1987-89 Prior Occupa- action in African, Sicilian and Italian cam- tion Educator, principal of private elementary paigns; Career served in Florida House ofRep- school Husband Dexter Lehtinen Children Two resentatives, 1951-54;named "One ofTen Most Career Florida Senate, 1986-89;Florida House Outstanding Members ofthe House, "1951and Rep. Ros-Lehtinen of Representatives, 1982-86; elected to U.S. 1953;named by Florida Jaycees as "One ofFive House of Representatives in 1989 to fill a va- Outstanding Men in the State, "1951;appointed cancy created by the death of the late Claude by the President to the U.S. Delegation, 24th Pepper; first Hispanic woman in Congress; General Assembly of the United Nations; first Cuban-American in Congress Committee Chairman, Foreign Affairs Committee; Chair- Assignments Foreign Affairs; Government man, Arms Control, International Security and Operations Address 416 Cannon House Office Scientific Affairs Subcommittee; Chairman, Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) 225- House Delegation, North Atlantic Assembly; 3931. Member, U.S. Delegation, Canada-United We salute. ..Eddie Barnard States Interparliamentary Group; Member, PENSACOLA —To achieve a "Deputy ofthe Month" award at Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and the Escambia County SherifFs 0%co is not easy. Herc's what Control; member and former chairman, Com- Eddie Barnard did in one month to get his: arrested 25 people on felony drug charges, made one misdemeanor drug arrest, mission on Security and Cooperation in Europe; seized seven vehicles used in illegal transactions, and served has served in the U.S.House ofRepresentatives five felony warrants for drug violations. His supervisor said since 1955; Address 2354 Rayburn House Of- the totals were a direct result of Barnard's acquired knowl- fice Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 (202) edge ofdrug areas, drug suppliers, and drug abusers. Barnard is a member of the SherifFs Office Tactical Unit, which 225-4506. Rep. Fascell concentrates on high-crime areas and drunken drivers. —From the Pensacola Neurs-Journal

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32 + THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 County Judges are Elsewhere County Judges are no longer listed as county officials. They are part of Florida's judicial system, and are therefore listed elsewhere in this publication under the Judicial Branch of State Government.

Source of Population Figures The population figures used in this directory were certified by the Florida Advisory Council on Intergovernmental Relations to help counties establish the 1991-92salaries of their elected officials.

Alaehua Property Appraiser Karen Andreas Eunice Hill County Seat Richard Davis Truman Scarborough, Edward F. Holley Green Cove Springs Population Jr. Tax Collector Sue Schmitt Columbus Jackson Sheriff' 181,596 Donnell Brookins Carol Senne Ralph Shelton Clarence Dalton Bray County Seat Supervisor of Elections School Board Clerk of Circuit Court Gainesville Gladys A. Chapman Roberts W. Bechtel John B.Keene SherifF School Superintendent Kathy Carlson Charlotte Property Appraiser L. "Lu" Hindery J. Jack W. Simonson Lynn Demetriades Population Wayne G. Weeks Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners Patricia C. Manning 975 Tax Collector A. Curtis Powers 110, Tommy M. Cooley Vera Walker County Seat Ruth D. Lee Property Appraiser John H. Hamm Punta Gorda Supervisor of Elections Edward A. Crapo Mike Nelson Sheriff Dorothy K Holt Tax Collector Broward S. Richard Seltzer Richard H. Worch, Jr. School Superintendent James F. Bishop, Jr. Population Danny Sparks Clerk of Circuit Court Ann B.Wiggins Supervisor of Elections 1,255,488 School Board Barbara T. Scott Commissioners J.K Irby County Seat Mrs. Deane Bozeman Property Appraiser Sharon Christenson School Superintendent Ft. Lauderdale Linda Grantham Oliver Lowe Dennis M. Frushone Dr. Douglas Magann Sheriff Lynda Mahavier Tax Collector James Jett Commissioners Nick Navarro Henrietta B.Swilley Victor Desguin Ronald L. Stotler Kate Barnes Clerk of Circuit Court L. Dr. RobertYoung Supervisor of Elections Dale S. Wilson Leveda Brown Robert E. Lockwood Judy Anderson School Board Thomas Coward Property Appraiser School Superintendent George Bush George Dekle, Jr. Bradford William Markham Robert Bedford Lisa B. Graham Penelope Wheat Population Tax Collector Commissioners Wayne Ledbetter School Board 22,515 Joseph Rosenhagen Bill Burdick Charles H. Mount Charles Chestnut III County Seat Supervisor of Elections Richard Leonard Carol A. Vallencourt Barbara Gallant Starke Jane C. Carroll J. Jack Lotz Carolyn C. Kitchens Sheriff School Superintendent Bill Noel Frank Lagotic Kenneth Etheridge Virgil L. Morgan Collier Donald H. Ross James W. Longstreth Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners Population Ray Norman Scott I. Cowan School Board 152,099 Property Appraiser Nicki E. Grossman Sara Devos County Seat Baker Jimmy Alvarez John Hart Mac Horton Naples Population Tax Collector Ed Kennedy Robert C. Lynch Sheriff' 18,486 Esther S. Hall Sylvia Poitier Susan C. Paterniti Don Hunter County Seat Supervisor of Elections Lori Nance Parrish Robert Waldrop Clerk of Circuit Court Macclenny Terry L. Vaughan Gerald Thompson James C. Giles Sheriff School Superintendent School Board Property Appraiser Joe Newmans Jim Duncan Karen Dickerhoof Citrus Abe Skinner Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners Miriam M. Oliphant Population Tax Collector Harry Richardson John D. Anderson Robert D. Parks 93,515 Guy L. Carlton Property Appraiser Maxie Carter, Jr. Don Samuels County Seat Supervisor of Elections Gary Barber Ross Chandler Eileen S. Schwartz Inverness Mary Morgan Tax Collector Arthur Gaskins Toni J Siskin Sheriff School Superintendent Gene Harvey Wilbur Waters Diana Wasserman Charles S. Dean Dr Thomas L Richey Supervisor of Elections School Board Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners John J. Barton Evelyn Chastain Calhoun Betty J. Strifier Patricia Anne Goodnight School Superintendent Leonard Schlofman Population Property Appraiser Max Hasse Jr. Tim Starling Jimmie Scott 11,011 Ronald J. Schultz Burt L. Saunders Commissioners James T. Wainwright Tax Collector Richard Shanahan Clifton Barton County Seat James Watson Blountstown Norine S. Gilstrap Michael J. Volpe Melvin Dowling Sheriff Supervisor of Elections School Board Watson Goodwin Brevard W. G. "Buddy" Smith Wilma Anderson Barbara B.Berry Steve Kennedy Population Clerk of Circuit Court School Superintendent Deborah Cook George W. Knabb 398,978 Willie D. Wise Carl Austin Nelson A. Faerber, Jr. School Board County Seat Property Appraiser Commissioners Clyde C. Quinby Dwight Crews Titusville Frank Stone Gary Bartell Ronald S. Webster James David Crews SherifF Tax Collector Nick Bryant Michael Gadzick, Sr. J. Claude W. Miller Barbara A. Davis Wilbur H. Langley, Sr. Robert M. Hart Columbia Clerk of Circuit Court Supervisor of Elections Wayne Weaver John T. McGlew Population Raymond C. Winstead, Jr Martin Sewell Chester J. White, Sr. 42,613 Property Appraiser School Superintendent School Board County Seat Bay Jim Ford Darryl Taylor June Black Lake City Population Tax Collector Commissioners Ruth Ann Derrico Sheriff 126,994 C. N. "Newt" Jones Pack Bowden Karen Johnson Tom Tramel County Seat Supervisor of Elections Willie Truman Grant Patricia B.Vitter Clerk of Circuit Court Panama City Shirley P. Baccus John Lindsey David Watson Dewitt Cason Sheriff School Superintendent Ellis H. Melvin Property Appraiser Guy Tunnell Abraham L. Collinsworth Donnell Whitfield Clay J. Doyle Crews Clerk of Circuit Court Commissioners School Board Population Tax Collector Harold Bazzel Thad Altman, Jr. Volena Barfield 105,986 H. Ray Walker

THE SHERIFF'S STAR+ FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 33 Supervisor of Elections Dixie Comptroller Sheriff County Seat Carolyn D. Kirby A. Flowers W. A. Woodham Port St. Joe Population Joe School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff 10,585 Property Appraiser Dianne Lane John Nicholas Thomas Al Harrison County Seat R. Jones, Jr. Commissioners Clerk Circuit Court Cross Tax Collector Property Appraiser of James W. Knox City C. Lister Sheriff Matt Langley Bell III George Hamilton Benny Finley J. Little Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Property Appraiser Sammy Woodall James H. Montgomery Joe Oldmixon W. Dale Summerford Kesley Colbert Clerk of Circuit Court Ludie Shipp School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Joe Hubert Allen Ronald Williams Pete Payton Deniver Hutchinson Eda Ruth Taylor Property Appraiser School Board Commissioners School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Hal Chewning, Sr. Richard H. Anders Steven P. Del Gallo Robert H. Cora Sue Robinson Tax Collector Bryant James W. Arnold School Superintendent Idelle Hatcher Willie J. Junior Commissioners Harvey Campbell Walter Wilder Supervisor of Elections W. A. Lee Jim C. Cooper B. Keith Hudson Dave Pavlock Forrest Davis, Commissioners Sherry E.Mills Jr. Glenn Hunter Wilson Robertson Holt James Creamer School Superintendent B. Harry K. E. School Peacock Charles Fortner Allen Harden Board James E. S. Jim Nathan Dade Commissioners C. Bailey Anthony A. Powell Peters, Jr. Eric School Board Al Population Leroy E. Evans, Sr. Eggen Ray Elmer Jenkins Wrtt Traylor 1,937,094 Jerry W. Hill Campbell Billy Barbara Morris H. Jefferson School Board County Seat Ginger Jenkins* Davis, Jr. Edward Stanford, Harold David Miami C. W. Stephenson C. Sr. J. Henderson L. Byrd Wilham James Hanlon, Sheriff (Director of James T. Valentine K Pitts, Jr. L. Sr. Metro-Dade School Board Flagler William E. Potter Charlotte M. Pierce Oscar Redd Police Dept. ) J. D. Cannon Population Ted Whitfield, Fred Taylor Teddy Cobb 28,701 Gilchrist L. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Tommy Cooper County Seat Population Marshall Ader Paul U. Corbin Bunnell 9,667 Sheriff Hamilton Property Appraiser Dr. Linda Stoddard County Seat Joel W. Robbins "Serving while Sammy Robert E.McCarthy Trenton Population Tax Collector Jenkins is on active duty. Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff 10,930 Shelton Fred Ganz B.Barber James H. Floyd County Seat Supervisor of Elections Duval Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court Jasper David Leahy Population John W. Seay Jackie R. Barron Sheriff Tax Collector School Superintendent 672,971 Property Appraiser Harrell Raid Suzette Pellicer Circuit Octavio J. Visiedo County Seat D. Ray Harrison, Jr. Clerk of Court Commissioners Jacksonville Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Elaine Rozier Stephen P. Clark, Mayor Sheriff Peggy Border W. W. Welch Property Appraiser School Mary Collins James E. McMillan Superintendent Supervisor of Elections David Goolsby, Jr. Dorm V. Charles Dusseau Clerk of Circuit Court Kaupke Susan J. Bryant Tax Collector Commissioners Cook Joe Gersten Henry W. Cook School Superintendent Norma J. Crosby of Elections Larry Hawkins Property Appraiser J. Syd Carl M. Williams Supervisor Albert Alexander Penelas Ernie Mastroianni F. P. Jones Commissioners Sally M. Sapp Jim Peura Harvey Ruvin Tax Collector Addy Jones School Superintendent Merhl Shoemaker Arthur E. Teele, Jr. Lynwood Roberts W. B.Mathis, Jr. Owen Hinton, Jr. Sammie D. Trivett Sherman S. Winn Supervisor of Elections Emory J. Philman Commissioners School Board Lamar Hill School Board Tonzmie R. Bell Jimmie Sheffield G. Holmes Braddock School Superintendent E. W. Anderson Fred W. Wilkerson Leon McGauley Nancy Dance Rosa C. Feinberg Larry L. Zenko School Board Badey F. Ogburn Betsy Kaplan Councilmen-at-Large Dennis M. Fitzgerald Raymond D. Hutchinson Lewis Vaughn Boyd C. Robertson, Wynn Michael Krop Matt Carlucci Jr. Carol A. Hyde Wendell Theda M. Wilson Janet R. McAliley Don Davis Gary E. Rexroat School Board Beauchamp Robert Renick Harry Reagan Ronald D. Smith Mickey William H. Turner Eric Smith Franklin James E. Vickers Mary P. Bembry Waylon Bush Corrections & Rehabilitation Terry R. Wood Population Lonnie Lawrence Councilmen 8,967 W. P. Griffin, Jr. Glades J.T. "Billy" Simon Director Dick Brown County Seat Population John R. Crescimbeni Apalachicola 7,591 DeSoto John Draper Sheriff County Seat Terry Fields Warren Roddenberry Moore Haven Hardee Population Clerk of Circuit Court Sheriff Population 23,865 C. B. Griffin Lee R. P. Rivers Charles Schramm 19,499 County Seat Mike Hogan Property Appraiser Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat Arcadia Warren Anthony Jones John James, Jr. Jerry L. Beck Wauchula Sheriff' Dick Kravitz Tax Collector Property Appraiser Sheriff J. L. Varnadore Evelyn Denise Lee Betty W. Sangaree Larry Luckey Doyle Bryan Clerk of Circuit Court Max Leggett Supervisor of Elections Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court Delma Allen Dick Miller Doris Shiver Hamm Regina Brown Colemon W. Best Property Appraiser Ginny Myrick School Superintendent Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Newton D. Keen James F. Tullis C. T. Ponder Holly Green Carolyn Coker Tax Collector School Board Commissioners School Superintendent Tax Collector Quitmon Brown Donald D. Buckley Buford Braxton Linda G. Taylor Curtis Ezelle Supervisor of Elections Nancy O. Corwin Percy Mock Commissioners Supervisor of Elections David Thornton Gwendolyn E. Gibson Jimmy G. Mosconis William Busbee Sonny Coker School Superintendent Wendell P. Holmes, Jr. Tom Saunders Charlotte Durno School Superintendent Adrian H. Cline Stan Jordan Edward Tolliver Debbie L. Mann Lee G. Burns Commissioners Jack Nooney School Board Bill Petersen Commissioners R. V. Griffin Billy Parker Doug Creamer Franklin Simmons Benny Albritton Ed Horton Will S. Kendrick School Board Minor Bryant John E. Johnson Escambia Noah Lockley, Sr. Kathleen Browning James W. Harrison Raymond P. Stewart Population B. W. "Sam" Neel Elmer G. Close Jim Moye Paul P. Whitlock 262,798 William E. Wagoner Tom Gaskins, Jr. Royce Tyson, Jr. School Board County Seat Tierney W. Pearce School Board Ronnie D. Allen Pensacola Gadsden Mike Pressley Donald L. Butler Marion Carroll Sheriff Population Linda Clark Rodney Hollingsworth Charlie Johnson 41,105 Jerold Knight Phyllis M. NeSmith Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat Bruce Perrine James Population Westberry Ernie Lee Magaha Quincy 11,504 Leon Schrader 34 + THE SHERIFF'S STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 Hen dry Bill Gene Smith Maggie Bowman School Superintendent Tax Collector Margaret L. Turnbull Carolyn K Eggert Randall L. Hewitt John Chafin Population Don C. Scurlock, Jr. Commissioners Supervisor of Elections 25,773 Gary C. Wheeler Sydney Adams Ion Sancho County Seat Hillsborough School Board Mitchel Hart School Superintendent LaBelle Population Sandra L. Bowden Norman E. Jackson Bill Wooley Sheriff 834,054 Joe N. Idlette, Jr. Ronald L. Smith Commissioners Earl "Sermon" Dyess, Jr County Seat Gary Lindsey Edward Walker Anita L. Davis Clerk of Circuit Court Tampa Bill Marine School Board Manny Joanos Christine Prat t Sheriff Gene Waddell Julian E. Adams Gayle Nelson Property Appraiser Walter C. Heinrich Ray Buchanan Don C. Price Dale Small Clerk Circuit Court of Charles Driver Marjorie Turnbull Tax Collector Richard L. Ake Jackson Troney R. Lewis J. Lee Vause Peggy S.Hampton Property Appraiser Population 41,375 Henry J. McCray Gary Yordon Supervisor of Elections Ron Alderman School Board Lucretia A. Strickland Tax Collector County Seat J. Michael Conley School Marianna Superintendent Melvin B.Smith Lake Donna M. Harper Sheriff William C. Burke Supervisor of Elections Population Millett John P. McDaniel Emily T. Commissioners Robin C. Krivanek 152,104 Curtis Richardson Cecil Akin School Clerk of Circuit Court O. Superintendent County Seat Donna Uzzell C. E. Hall Walter Sickles Daun Crews Tavares Robert E. McDaniel, Jr. Commissioners Property Appraiser Sheriff Roland Elizabeth Alford Levy Phillip Phyllis Busansky George E. Knupp, Jr. Tax Collector Population J. R. Spratt Joe Chillura, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court Ford Hatcher 25,923 School Board Pam Iorio Betty James C. Watkins Cross Supervisor of Elections County Seat Judy Sylvia Kimbell Property Appraiser Sylvia D. Stephens Bronson Beauford Davidson Jan Platt Ed Havill School Superintendent Sheriff Curtis S. Fry James D. Selvey Tax Collector Bill Peacock Ted Glass John S. McGahee Edwin J.Turanchik T. Keith Hall Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court John Perry, Jr. School Board Supervisor of Elections Chanley W. Carter Douglas M. McKoy Glenn Barrington Emogene W. Stegall James E. Cloud Property Appraiser Hernando Faye Gulp School Superintendent Durelle Johnson Francis D. Akins Population A. Leon Lowry, Sr. Tom Sanders Gloria Moreland Tax Collector 101,115 Marion S. Rodgers Commissioners Sidney O. Shores Donald H. Richburg County Seat Yvonne T. McKitrick D. B.Bailey School Board Supervisor of Elections Brooksville Joe E. Newsome Michael J.Bakich Louise Boone Joy S. Smith Sheriff Sam Rampello Charles W. Gregg James H. Goodson School Superintendent Tom Mylander Catherine C. Hanson Norwood Jackson Will W. Clerk of Circuit Court Richard Swartz Irby III Edwin B.Kilpatrick Commissioners Karen Lee Nicolai School Board Holmes Virgil Mixson Don Foley Property Appraiser Sandra Green Population Donald Holmes Lester Samples, Jr. Patricia H. Hart J. 15,778 Elmer Smith Tax Collector Phyllis C. Patten County Seat Jefferson Wilkerson Leona Bechtelheimer R. Jerry Smith Lilly Bonifay Population Wm. Samuel Yearty II Supervisor of Elections Timothy I. Sullivan Sheriff 11,296 School Board Ann Mau John H. Braxton County Seat Ted Alexander School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Monticello Lee Wayne E. Beauchamp Dan Mclntyre Cody Taylor Sheriff Commissioners Population Burke E. Brooks Property Appraiser Ken Fortune G. Frank Etheridge Virginia Brown-Waite 335,113 Jack Faircloth Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat Ricky Lowe June Ester Tax Collector Eleanor B. Hawkins Anthony C. Mosca, Jr. Fort Myers Edna Varnum Property Appraiser Sheriff John E. Richardson of Elections Liberty Supervisor Steve C. Walker, Jr. John J. McDougall Harold Varvel Marlin D. Register Tax Collector Population School Board Clerk of Circuit Court 5,569 School Superintendent Frances H. Walker Charlie Green Paul H. Clemons County Seat Jack Jones Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Susan Cooper Commissioners Lois M. Ritter Bristol Nancy Gordon Kenneth M. Wilkinson Sheriff Rick Crews School Superintendent Tax Collector Leland P. McKeown H. R. Harrison Bill McRae Harrell W. Revell Diane E. Rowden Richard L. Steele Clerk of Circuit Court Wayne Marsh Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Olen Odell Paul Duncan Hosford Mordaunt Bishop Philinda Young Highlands Carlton Treadwell Clifford Brown Property Appraiser School Superintendent Jerry W. Shuler Population School Board Jessie E. Cooksey John Breese Tax Collector 432 Johnie F. Bradshaw T. Butler Walker 68, Commissioners Lester W. Summers County Seat Rickey D. Callahan John A. Ward Ray Judah Supervisor of Elections Sebring Houston McCormick School Board Vicki Lopez-Wolfe Edna W. Stanley Sheriff Felton Miller James Boland, Jr. John E.Manning School Superintendent Howard Godwin Ronnie Urquhart Cindy S. Eade Douglas R. St. Cerny Robert L. Hill Clerk Circuit Court Edwin C. Faglie of Donald Slisher Commissioners Earl Rich Angela B.Freeman School Board Indian River L. B. Arnold Property Appraiser Shirley A. Washington Population David S. Graham Donnie Lee Coxwell C. Raymond McIntyre 90,208 Suzi Martin Earl Jennings Tax Collector County Seat Lafayette Richard E.Ripp Willard Reddick T. Landress J. Vero Beach Population Margaret Sirianni John Troy Sanders Supervisor of Elections Wallace Sheriff 5,578 Barbara School Board Jimmy Whitehouse Tim Dobeck County Seat James W. Bilbo School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Mayo Leon Joseph C. Combs Ruth E. Handley Sheriff Jeffrey K Barton Population Thomas Duggar Commissioners William C. Townsend "Chip" Property Appraiser 192,493 Donnie D. Phillips Claude Boring David Nolte Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat Herbert M. Whittaker Doris Gentry Ricky Lyons Tax Collector Tallahassee James L. Gose Appraiser Gene E. Morris Property Sheriff Archie W. Summers Tim Walker Supervisor of Elections Eddie Boone Audrey Vickers Tax Collector Madison Ann Robinson Clerk of Circuit Court School Board Marilyn V. Wimberly Population School Superintendent Paul F. Hartsfield Robert Fitzgerald, Jr. Dr. Norris Supervisor of Elections 16,569 Gary Property Appraiser Peter H. Pollard Lans B.Morgan County Seat Commissioners C. C. Brand, Jr. Gwendolyn Sanders-Hill Dick Bird Madison

THE SHERIFF'S STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 35 Sheriff Martin Robert B.Johnson Vera M. Carter Sheriff Joe C. Peavy David P. Page Linda W. Chaplin Jim Gillum Population Clerk of Circuit Court William D. Rodeffer William Donegan Clerk of Circuit Court 100,900 Alfred Welch Hal Marston J.E. Pittman County Seat Property Fran Pignone Property Appraiser Appraiser Stuart Debra P. Bassett Thomas Staley Ted Williams SheriF Okaloosa Tax Collector School Board Tax Collector James D. Holt Population Wes Kelley Kattie Adams IL M. "Mike" Olson Clerk of Circuit Court 143,776 J. Supervisor of Elections William Thomas Barnes II Supervisor of Elections Marsha G. Stiller County Seat Kathleen M. Burnette Raymond Bassett Kurt Browning Property Appraiser Crestview School Superintendent Lydia Gardner School Superintendent Bob Phillips SheriF Gene Stokes Franklin D. Parsons Thomas E. Weightman Tax Collector Larry Gilbert Commissioners Linda H. Sutherland Commissioners Larry O'St en Clerk of Circuit Court Robert Andrews Iris B.Tapley Ed Collins Supervisor of Elections Newman C. Brackin Marybelle V. James Ann Hildebrand Stewart Robbins Property Appraiser Clyde King Peggy Michael D. Wells School Superintendent Howard E. Hilburn Walton F. Poppell Sylvia Young Frank T. Brogan Tax Collector Osceola Bert Thigpen Bonnie D. Zimmer Commissioners Doyle R. Hilton Population School Board School Board Mary E. Dawson Supervisor of Elections 107,728 Clyde Alexander Jean H. Larkin Hurchalla Pat Hollarn County Seat Colleen B. Campbell Maggy Dorothy S Mitchell Jeff Krauskopf School Superintendent Kissimmee Harold E. McHargue, Jr. Janet E.Tolar Walter W. Thorn, Jr. Pledger V. Sullivan SheriF Edward R. Scott, Sr. Marcia G. Tyler Frank Wacha Commissioners Jon Lane George L. Webb Kathleen Wolf School Board Ferrin Campbell, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court David L. Anderson Kathleen Edeker Mel Wills, Jr. Pam Black Michael Mitchell Property Appraiser Manatee Henry A. Childers Bill W. Peebles, Jr. Robert M. Day Pinellas Population Joyce A. Hobson Don E. Ware Tax Collector Population 211,707 Michael H. Olenick School Board Murray A. Bronson 851,659 County Seat Charla Cotton Supervisor of Elections County Seat Bradenton Robert B.Grant Donna Bryant Clearwater Sheriff Monroe Jim Harkins, Jr. School Superintendent Sheriff Jean Charlie Wells Population Long Chris Colombo Everett S.Rice Bert Moore Clerk of Circuit Court 78,024 Commissioners Clerk of Circuit Court Richard B.Shore III County Seat Charles Owen Karleen F. DeBlaker Property Appraiser Key West Okeechobee John V. Pate Property Appraiser Frank Perkins James Swan Sheriff Population Jim Smith Tax Collector Larry Whaley Tax Collector Richard D. Roth 29,627 Samuel A. Cornwell, Jr. Reidy Williams O. Sanford Clerk of Circuit Court County Seat Jasper Supeivisor of Elections School Board of Elections Danny Kolhage Okeechobee Supervisor Bob Sweat Josephine Chen Property Appraiser Sheriff Dorothy W. Buggies School Superintendent Paul D. Edwards Superintendent Ervin A. Higgs O. L. Raulerson, Jr. School Charles E. "Gene" Witt Michael E. Harford Tax Collector Clerk of Circuit Court J. Howard Hinesley Commissioners Joseph B.Shirah Harry F. Knight Gloria J. Ford Commissioners Edward W. Chance Timothy D. Williams Chestnut, Jr. Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser John Kent G. Chetlain Greer Harry L. Sawyer, Jr. W. C. Sherman George Patricia M. Glass Rainey School Superintendent Tax Collector Charles E. Lari Ann Harris Barbara Sheen Todd Dr. Armando J. Henriquez Juanette Shirey Palm Beach Maxine Hooper Bruce Tyndall Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Population Joe McClaah School Board A. Earl Chcal Rowena Parkcrson 518 Kathy A. Snell 863, Lee Benjamin Wilhelmina G. Harvey School Superintendent County Seat School Board Lucile O. Doug Jones Danny L. Mullins Casey Ruby Byrd West Palm Beach Barbara Crockett Jack London Commissioners Sheriff J. Marjorie G. Kinnon Corrine Freeman John Stormont, Mayor ClifF Betts, Jr. Richard P. Wille Gilbert W. McNeal Linda Lerner School Board Thomas L. Close Clerk of Circuit Court Karen Van Ness John Sanguinett Ruth Alice Campbell Charles W. Harvey John Dunkle Elizabeth A. Nevin B. Ron Walker Dr. Geraldine T. Caron Nathaniel Hazellief Property Appraiser Frank Courtney Stephen G. Porter Rebecca E. Walker Marion Clarence W. Phillips School Board Tax Collector Paula G. Wolgast Donna Enrico polk Population John K. Clark Robert Joiner population 194,833 Supervisor of Elections Stephen M. Kos 405,382 County Seat NaSSau Jacqueline Winchester James W. Owens, Jr. School Superintendent County Seat Ocala Population Nancy J.Peterson C. Monica Uhlhorn Bartow Sheriff 43,941 Commissioners Sheriff Don Moreland Seat Crow County Carol Elmquist Lawrence W. J Clerk of Circuit Court Fernandina Beach J. Ken Foster Clerk of Circuit Court Frances Thigpin Sheriff Orange "Bud" Dixon Maude Lee E. D. Property Appraiser Lawrence Ellis Population E. Karen Marcus pi operty Appraiser Rudy Muckenfuss Clerk of Circuit Court 677,491 Roden Mary McCarty James L. Tax Collector T. Greeson County Seat J. Carole Phillips Tax Collector Thomas Olson Property Orlando Appraiser Carol A. Roberts Hobson Strain Supervisor of Elections James Page Sheriff Elections School Board Supervisor of Dee Brown Tax Collector Walt Gallagher Arthur Anderson Helen B. Gienau School Superintendent Gwendolyn Miller Clerk of Circuit Court Gail Bjork School Superintendent R. S. Archibald III Supervisor of Elections Fran Carlton William G. Graham Dr. John Stewart Commissioners Shirley N. King County Comptroller Beverly G. Green Commissioners Gail Cross School Superintendent Martha Haynie Lynda M. Johnston C. A. Neil Combee, Jr. Glen Fiorello Marsh Craig Property Appraiser Susan Pell Robert Connors Donald R. Greene Commissioners Ford S. Hausman Sandra S. Richmond Daniel J. Costello Norman F. Perry Thomas D. Branan, Jr. Tax Collector Larry Libertore, Jr. W. P. Townley John A. Crawford Earl K Wood Marlene D. Young School Board Jim B.Higginbotham Supervisor of Elections School Board Janice R. Cameron Jimmy L. Higginbotham Betty Carter Pasco J.J. Corbett Betty Cluster James E. Testone School Superintendent Population Dan L. Moody James C. Ergle, Jr. School Board Dr. James L. Schott 281,131 Nancy Simmons Lamer Luffman Rite Braddock Commissioners County Seat Andrea R. Whiteley Sharlene Perry Myra Jane Brock Mable Butler Dade City Rubie E. Wilcox

36 + THE SHERIFF'S STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 Putnam School Board Commissioners Tax Collector Sheriff Thomas Population Cosa Lawrence M. Furlong Arvie J. Tedder David F. Harvey 65,070 Sandra L. Foote Jennifer C. Kelley Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Samuel Gaines County Scat Fred Streetman Margaret Hamby J. Harold Thurmond Palatka Judith C. Miller Robert Sturm School Superintendent Property Appraiser Shcriff Constance Ostrowski Patricia S. Warren Laster Padgett Ronnie Kilgore / Taylor Douglas School Board Commissioners Tax Collector Clerk ot'Circuit Court Barbara Kuhn Lillie M. Greene Ilene Spears Keister Edward L. Brooks Santa Rosa Jeanne Morris Herb Hendry Supervisor of Elections Property Appraiser Population Sandra J. Robinson James Irvin Hill Sherida Crum Larry Pritchctt 81,608 Nancy Warren Vance R. Howell School Superintendent Tax Collector County Seat Joseph Williams, Jr. Andrew C. Wood Roger D. Stokley B, M, "Mike" Noonc Milton School Board Commissioners Supervisor of Elections Sheriff' Samuel S. Agner, Jr. Wright Alexander, Jr. Donald L. Hersey Mauriecc CoFman, Jr. Sumter Brenda H. Carlton Joseph I. Anderson School Superintendent Clerk of Circuit Court Population Kenneth Dennis Donald Edwards C. L. Overturf, Jr. Gerald F. Barnes 31,577 Billy Ricketson Sharon Thompson Commissioners Property Appraiser County Seat Donald V. Wiggins Burl Vaughn Kevin Durscher Robert Burgess Bushnell School Board John Eubanks Tax Collector Sheriff Michael H. Falk Oaks Andy Nixon Barbara Holley Jamie Adams Union Tommy L. Samuel Taylor Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Population Franklin Roberts John Thompson David E. McDonald Bernard R. Shelnutt, Jr. 10,252 James W. Smith II School Board School Superintendent Property Appraiser County Seat Jackie Walker Harry Dukes Bennett C. Russell Ronald E. Hawkins Lake Butler Vivian O. McLendon Commissioners Tax Collector Sheriff Patricia P. Phillips Millard F. Adams, Jr. Tom Swain Jerry Whitehead Raymond S. Rood III Ira Mae Hewatt Supervisor of Elections Clerk of Circuit Court Walton William J. Turnbull David C. Kessler Katherine Lovett Margie F. Cason Population Bill Lundin School Superintendent Property Appraiser 27,760 H. Byrd Mapoles Preston Morgan Wilford Croft County Seat St.Johns School Board Commissioners Tax Collector DeFuniak Springs Population Nancy R. Cole Jim Allen Patsy Jones Elixson Sheriff' "Tom" 83,829 L. L. Drinkard Robert Dixon Supervisor of Elections Quinn A. McMillian County Seat Carol McDaniel Stanton Gideons, Jr. Babs Roberts Montpetit Clerk of Circuit Court St. Augustine James M. Rfgby Fran Palemaque School Superintendent Catherine King Sheriff Kenneth E. Smith John L. Stephens James H. Cason III Property Appraiser Neil J. Perry School Board Commissioners Billy Fountain Clerk of Circuit Court C. Aubrey Caruthers Bobby Anderson Tax Collector Carl E. 'Bud" Markel James R. Edwards John W. Osteen Jack Little Property Appraiser Sarasota Joe D. Merritt Marvin H. Pritchett Supervisor of Elections Fredrick A. Powers Population Joann Pitts Ray Thomas Nellie Thompson Tax Collector 277,776 Rosa Lee Tomberlin Sidney Todd School Superintendent Dennis W. Hollingsworth County Seat School Board Zane W. Sunday Supervisor of Elections Sarasota Morris Dobbs Commissioners Penny Lee Halyburton Sheriff Suwannee Betty Lee Emerick Robert G. Fleet Geoff Monge School Superintendent Population Shands Howard Wilson Holley Otis A. Mason Clerk of Circuit Court Regina Parrish W. F. Miles Karen Rushing 26,780 Commissioners County Seat Steve Saunders Sam Pridgen Sarah W. Bailey Property Appraiser Gordon Porter John W. Mikos Live Oak Linda T. Balsavage Sheriff School Board Fred Brinkhoff' Tax Collector Volusia Susan B. Adkinson Barbara Ford-Coates Robert Leonard Moses Floyd Clerk of Circuit Court Population Roger Andrews Supervisor of Elections 370,712 Donald H. Harold John G. Wooley Gary Billingsley Craig Maguire Joanne E. Koester County Seat C. Ronald Burgess School Superintendent Property Appraiser Allan B.Roberts Lamer Jenkins DeLand Jerry Jones Dr. Charles Fowler Sheriff School Board Tax Collector Commissioners Robert L. Thomas L. Allen, Jr. George Burnham, Jr. Vogel, Jr. Robert L. Anderson Clerk of Robert E. Burton Supervisor Elections Circuit Court Washington Wayne L. Derr of Sharon L. Hartsell Newell Thornhill Population Ann Marie Hill Marjorie Carmichael Pamela A. Mullarkey School Superintendent Property Appraiser 16,919 David R. Mills Robert N. Hartman Pete Weingartner Charles Blalock, County Seat Charley Richards Jr. Finance Director Commissioners Chipley School Board Albert W. W. Jernigan W. Gault Sheriff St. Lucie Lee Byron Supervisor Verneil Johnson of Elections Fred Peel Population Nancy Detert Laure Katherine S. Odham Clerk of Circuit Court 150,171 Dr. Kay Glasser B. Roberson, Jr. Elliott Elton Scott School Superintendent Earnestine Miller County Seat Jane Hartman Dr. Kowal Charles Williams Joan P. Property Appraiser Ft. Pierce Janice R. Mee County Councilmen SheriF School Board Ronald E. Wright H. Sam Barnett Grover Ashcraft Tax Collector Robert C. Knowles Phil Giorno Clerk of Circuit Court Barbara Ceryak Mary Hodges Seminole Clay Henderson Supervisor Elections Douglas Dixon J. M. Holtzclaw of Population Vicky J.Jackson Marie Canum Mitchell Property Appraiser William W. Howard 287,529 Jessie Philpot Big John School Superintendent James W. Bass County Seat Deanie Lowe Tax Collector Kelly Brock Sanford Robert Tuttle Commissioners Dorothy J. Conrad Sheriff Taylor School Board Supervisor of Elections John Paul Cook Donald F. Eslinger Population Ann E. McFall Lenzy Corbin Gertrude Walker Clerk of Circuit Court 17,111 William L. Ross, Jr. "Pat" School Josh Davis Superintendent MaryAnne Morse County Seat Jeffrey L. Timko David Mosrie Doyle Taylor Property Appraiser Perry Beebe S. White Lou Tracy Commissioners H. W. "Bill"Suber Sheriff Alfred C. Williams Judy School Board Culpepper Tax Collector John Walker Havert Fenn Wesley Sybil Cope Ray Valdes Clerk of Circuit Court Jack Krieger Wakulla Larry Enfinger Supervisor of Elections William LaValle Jim Minix Population Margaret Gilmore Sandra Goard Property Appraiser Dale Trefelner 14,202 Donald Morris School Superintendent Eldon Sadler County Seat Thelma Wood Robert W. Hughes Crawfordville

THE SHERIFFS STAR+ FEBRVARY/MARCH 1992 + 37 ALACHUA COUNTY and 1988 Honors Member, Florida Sheriffs Association's Board of Directors. Gainesville Sheriff L.J."Lu" Hindery (R) BAY COUNTY Panama City Born DeLand, Florida, January 7, 1924Educa- Sheriff Guy Tunnell (D) tion public schools of DeLand; BSDegree, Uni- versity of Florida; Two years, U. of F. Law Born Panama City, Florida, August 16, 1951; School Wife Eleonore (Honey) Children Three Education Orlando public schools; St. John' s Church Episcopal Career Alachua County River Junior College, AA Degree; Rollins Col- SherifFs Office, 1949; Chief Deputy, 1955; lege, BS and MS, Criminal Justice Executive elected Sheriff in 1976; re-elected, 1980, 1984 Institute Wife Patty Children Three Church and 1988;graduate, F.B.I.National Academy; Baptist Career Orange County SherifFs Office, has received approximately1, 000hours ofIACP, Deputy/Detective, five years; Bay County NSA, and CCJSTtraining Military three years six SheriffHindery SherifFs Office, Investigator/Sergeant, in infantry, WW II; one year as M.P. in Korean years; U. Naval Investigative Service, Spe- Alachua County S. War; Honors Chairman ofLegislative Commit- cial Agent, Pensacola, FL, six months; Chief of ~ tee, member of Board of Directors, Lifetime Police, Lynn Haven, FL, five years; elected Honorary Member and Treasurer, Florida Sher- Sheriff in 1988Honors Master Mason, Scottish iffs Association; Founder and Past Chairman, and York Rite, 32nd Degree; Shrine; Chair- Police Executive Council of Alachua County; man, Region IICriminal Justice Training Coun- member of advisory boards for Santa Fe Com- cil (FL); Advisory Boards, St. Andrews Bay munity Corrections Center, Santa Fe Commu- Center for Retarded Citizens and Lynn Haven nity College Police Academy, Alachua County Recreation Department; Rotary; chosen Out- Crisis Center, Alachua County Emergency standing Young Law Enforcement Officer of Medical Services; Chairman, Florida Sheriffs' the Year, 1987,by Panama City Jaycees; Board Youth Fund Board, 1985; member Governing of Directors: United Way of Bay County, Mus- Board, Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc. , cular Dystrophy Association, Cancer Society, 1986; serving on Governor's Task Force on Boys Club; First Honorary Chairman Red Rib- Drugs and United Gainesville Community De- bon Campaign; Chamber of Commerce Com- velopment Corporation; received National Pro mittee of 100; Bay County Drug Free. De- Sheriff Newmans Patria Award presented by Secretary of Advi- Baker County fense, 1988-89; Chairman of Region IV BRADFORD COUNTY sory Council for Police Standards, 1976-present; Starke member Guardian ad Litem Advisory Board Sheriff Kenneth G. Etheridge (D) Affiliations Fraternal Order of Police; Elks Lodge f990, Past Exalted Ruler and Secretary; Born Sylvester, Georgia, May 16, 1940Educa- Moose, Past Treasurer; Kiwanis; Masons, Scot- tion Apopka Memorial High School (FL); tish and York Rite, 32nd Degree; Associated Florida Highway Patrol Academy; classes in Public Communications Officers, Inc. Crime Scene Investigation, Intoxilizer, BAKER COUNTY Breathalyzer, Accident Investigation, Crowd Control, Riot Truck Training, Homicide Inves- Macclenny tigation, Noise Meter and Night Photography Sherif'f Joe Newmans (D) Wife Fay Children Two Church Baptist Career 27 years of law enforcement experience in Born Sanderson, Florida, August 28, 1931 Apopka Police Department and Florida High- Education public schools ofBaker County; Jack- way Patrol. With FHP he was a homicide sonville School of Technology Wife Yvonne investigator for 12 years and a noise enforce- Sheriff Tunnell Children Three Church Baptist Career elected ment officer for six years. At the Apopka PD he Bay County Sheriff in 1972; re-elected in 1976, 1980, 1984 served 3 V2 years as a sergeant, and was 38 + THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 appointed Acting Police Chief during his last of the Florida Sheriffs Association's Crack year there; elected Sheriff 1988 Honors Coo- Cocaine Task Force. per-Taylor Award; Safety Award; chosen Out- CALHOUN COUNTY standing Officer for 1974 and 1975 by Starke Jaycees. Blountstown Sheriff William G. "Buddy" Smith (D) BREVARD COUNTY Ti tusville Born Altha, Florida, February 19, 1942 Edu- Sheriff Claude W. Miller (R) cation Mt. Dora High School; Two years at Troy

State College; Wife Sharlyn Children Two L Born Clover, South Carolina, January 25, 1937 Church Church of God Career Chief Deputy, Education public schools, Wilmington, N.C.; Calhoun County SherifFs Office, 5 years; Po- Brevard Community College, AS Degree; Uni- lice Standards School, Chipola Junior College; Crimi- breathalyzer courses at Gulf Coast Junior versity of Central Florida, BA Degree, Sheriff Etheridge nal Justice; Wife Kathy Children Three Church College; elected Sheriff, 1976;re-elected, 1980, Bradford County Protestant Career Hampton, Va., 1959-64; 1984 and 1988;Honors He and his family se- Titusville, Florida, Police Department, 1965- lected Outstanding Farm Family of the Year, 78; appointed Chief, 1973; graduate, FBI Na- 1969; Past President, Calhoun County Farm tional Academy, 105th Session; appointed Sher- Bureau; Past President, Blountstown Lions iff, January, 1979; appointed Chief of Club; Chaplain, Florida Sheriffs Association, Melbourne, Florida, Police Department, Au- 1981to 1984, 1986 through 1990. gust, 1979 - July, 1980; elected Sheriff, 1980; re-elected, 1984 and 1988; Honors Director, CHARLOTTE COUNTY 7th District, Florida Police Chiefs Association; Punta Gorda appointed by Governor to Local Law Enforce- Sheriff Richard H. Worch, Jr. (R) ment Advisory Council; honored by Florida Police Chiefs Association for Outstanding Ser- Born Baltimore, Maryland, October 26, 1954 vice, 1976;chosen Lawman of the Year, 1979, Education High School, Bel Air, MD; Harford by American Legion Auxiliary; appointed by Community College (Bel Air), AA Degree; Governor to Advisory Board on Corrections, University of Baltimore, BSand MS, Criminal ~'4' I 1985; served on Sheriffs Association Board of Justice; Nova University, Doctorate in Public Sheriff Miller Directors; honored by the University of Cen- Administration Wife Kathleen Children Two Brevard County tral Florida Distinguished Alumni Association Church Lutheran Career 1973-79, Harford for outstanding career accomplishments, 1990. County (MD) Sheriff s Office, communications, corrections, patrol; 1979-86 Charlotte County BROWARD COUNTY (FL) SherifFs Office, patrol deputy through Ft. Lauderdale ranks to Major; 1986-88 Monroe County Sheriff Nick Navarro (R) SherifFs Office, Major; elected Sheriff in 1988 Honors Advisory Board and Curriculum Re- Born Havana, Cuba, November 11,1929Edu- view Board, Southwest Florida Criminal Jus- cation University ofHavana, three years; U.S. tice Academy; Vice President, Association of Treasury Department Law Enforcement Acad- Police Planners and Research Officers; Ad- emy; U.S.Justice Department Narcotics School; junct Professor, Nova University Graduate St.Petersburg Junior College (Police Adminis- School ofAdministration and Edison Commu- tration); Wife Sharron Children Four Church nity College; certified Florida police instructor; Presbyterian Career Patrolman with the Metro- appointed to Charlotte County Charter Com- mission; Treasurer and board member, Peace Dade (Dade County) Police Department; also Sheriff Navarro River Credit Union; former volunteer fireman served with U.S. Treasury Department, Bu- Broward County reau of Narcotics, Florida Department of Law and emergency medical technician. Enforcement and Broward County SherifFs Office; retired as Major in command ofSherifFs Organized Crime Division in 1984; elected Sheriff in 1984 and 1988;Instructor, Interna- tional Academy of Law Enforcement, Wash- ington, D.C.; certified as Police Instructor in Florida. Military U.S. Army, 1951-53;Honors Founder of 10-24Association (for assistance to law enforcement ofFicers) and Going Home Fund for Runaway Children; Affiliations Florida Crime Prevention Commission, Na- tional Crime Commission, International Nar- cotics Enforcement Officers Association, Inc., National Sheriffs Association; member, Boards of Directors, Boys Club of America, National Sheriff Worch Sheriff Snuth Safety Council and Crime Stoppers; Chairman Charlotte County Calhoun County

THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 39 CITRUS COUNTY Planning Children Three Church Catholic Inverness Career Regional Administrator, Department Sheriff Charles S.Dean (D) of Justice, Law Enforcement Assistance Ad- ministration, Florida Region IX, 1976-79;cer- tified law enforcement officer, Collier County, Born Jacksonville, Florida, May 31,1939Edu- SherifFs Office, 1979-81;Deputy Chief of Ad- cation public schools of Inverness; AA Degree ministration, Collier County SherifFs Office, from Central Florida Community College, 1962; 1981-88; elected Sheriff in 1988 Honors Ap- BSDegree in Police Administration-Criminol- pointed to selection committee, U.S. Military Florida State University, 1963; MS De- ogy, Academies, for Collier, Glades and Hendry gree in Criminal Justice, Rollins College, 1976; Counties, by Congressman Tom Lewis, 1987; FDLE Executive Institute sessions, 1981 to Outstanding Young Men of America Award, present; National Sheriffs' Institute graduate, 1987. 1983 Wife Judy Children Two Church Baptist Sheriff Dean Career Jailer-Dispatcher, Citrus County COLUMBIA COUNTY Citrus County SherifFs Office, 1962; College Intern, City of Lake City Tampa Police, 1963; Investigator, Florida In- Sheriff Tom Tramel (D) stallment Land Sales Board, 1964; Juvenile Counselor, Citrus County Juvenile Court, 1969- Born Lake City, Florida, September 27, 1953 72; Director ofGeneral Services, Citrus County Education Columbia County High School (Lake School Board, 1975-80; elected Sheriff, 1980; City), AA Degree from Lake City Community re-elected, 1984and U.S.Marine 1988 Military College; BS and MS Degrees in Criminology Honors elected Asso- Corps to Florida Sheriffs from Florida State University; completed ciation Board of Directors, 1983, Secretary, courses in Disaster Response Management; 1985,President, 1986;Chairman ofWest Coast Sheriffs' Budgeting and Fiscal Accountability; Blue Lightning Strike Force, 1987 to present; Comprehensive Enforcement Management; Chairman ofFlorida Parole Qualifications Com- Managing Major Incidents; Problem Oriented mittee, 1990 to present; elected to National Policing; Florida Asset Forfeiture Wife Cynthia Sheriffs' Association Board of Directors, 1990; Lynn (Cindy) Church Methodist Career Eight named to NSA Nominating Committee, 1991; years as investigator for State Attorney's Of- appointed Gov. Lawton Chiles to Criminal Sheriff Bray by fice, 2nd and 3rd Judicial Circuits; assisted in Justice Task Force, 1991 Affiliations Citrus Clay County developing first Police Explorer Post in Lake Lodge, F&AM (Past Master); Citrus Shrine City; guest lecturer at Lake City Community Club; Ocala Scottish Rite Bodies; Inverness College, Florida State University and Colum- Elks; Egypt Temple Shrine, Tampa. bia High School; member, 3rd Judicial District Drug Task Force; elected Sheriff in 1984 and CLAY COUNTY re-elected in 1988; Honors elected Treasurer, Green Cove Springs Florida Sheriffs Association, 1990; Secretary, Sheriff C. Dalton Bray (R) 1991; Community Resource Volunteer in Co- lumbia County School System; Distinguished Born Jacksonville, Florida, May 27, 1941Edu- Service Award from State Attorney's Office; cati on Robert E.Lee High School, Jacksonville; member, Elks Rotary, Moose; Distinguished Service Award from Lake Colum- St. John's River Community College, AA De- City Jaycees; bia NAACP Community Service gree; Florida State University, BSBA Degree; County Award; implemented "Zero Tolerance" anti-drug pro- attended University ofFlorida on football schol- gram which was endorsed statewide by the arship Wife Kathryn Children Three Grand- Sheriffs Association; proposed Statewide Crack children Four Church Methodist Career Spe- Cocaine Task Force formed by Sheriffs Associa- Sheriff Hunter cial Agent, FBI, Dallas, Texas, Washington, tion in 1989;Legislative Committee Chairman, Collier County D.C. 1969-72; Special Special Agent , Agent, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1992. Supervisor, Florida Department of Law En- forcement, 1972-84;Police Chief, Orange Park, DADE COUNTY FL, 1984-88;extensive law enforcement train- Miami ing; elected Sheriff in 1988Honors President, Clay County Police Athletic League; Rotary; Director, Metro-Dade board member, Children's Haven; Clay County Police Department Food Bank; committee chairman, Troop 25 Fred Taylor BSA; member, Society of Former Special Agents, FBI; adviser, BSA Explorer Post 987. (Party affiliation not shown because Director Taylor is an appointed rather than an elected COLLIER COUNTY official) Naples Sheriff Don Hunter (R) Born Miami, Florida, January 13,1938Educa- tion Miami-Dade Community College, AS de- Born Tallahassee, Florida, October 9, 1951 gree, Police Science and Criminology; Biscayne Education Florida State University, BSDegree College (Miami), BA degree, Public Adminis- Columbia County in Criminology, MS Degree in Criminal Justice tration; Florida International University (Mi- 40 + THE SHERIFF'S STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 ami), MS degree, Public Administration Ca- Deputy, Dixie County Sheriffs Office; July, reer Employed by Dade County Public Safety 1989, appointed Sheriff in July, 1989, to fill a Department as police officer, 1962;after series vacancy created by the death of Sheriff Glen ofpromotions, attained rank of Captain, 1972, Dyals; electedin 1990Lau/Enforcement Train- with Robbery Section and Warrants Bureau ing Chemical Tests for Intoxication; certifica- among departmental entities under his com- tion as radar operator; Criminal History mand; served as Chief, Administrative Divi- Records; AFIS Techniques; CPR, first re- sion, 1979-83;Chief, Police Division, 1983-86; sponder, first aid; U.S. Customs Cross Train- appointed Assistant Director, 1986;appointed ing for Blue Lightning Task Force; Law En- Director, 1987; graduate: Southern Police In- forcement Proficiency Skills Enhancement; stitute, Louisville, Ky. , Senior Management Forensic Art; Juvenile Prosecution Seminar; Institute for Police, Boston, Mass. ; National Street Drug Enforcement Training; Baker- Executive Institute, FBIAcademy Honors Ap- Myers Act, Current Legal Procedures Affilia- pointed to Florida's Criminal Justice Stan- tions Jaycees, Rotary, Dixie County Chamber Director Taylor dards and Training Commission, 1981;Dade of Commerce. Dade County County Association of Chiefs of Police, Past * President; member, International Association JACKSONVILLE of Chiefs of Police. (Duval County) Sheriff James E.McMillan (D) DESOTO COUNTY Arcadia Born Gainesville, Florida, January 29, 1937 Sheriff Joe Varnadore (D) Education Andrew Jackson High School, Jack- sonville; Florida Junior College (now Commu- Born Hazelhurst, Georgia, December 3, 1932 nity College), Jacksonville, AA Degree in Education Summerland High School, Bartow, Criminology, attended Aurora College, Aurora, Florida; Seminars and training schools at Florida Illinois, to study for the ministry, President of State University and elsewhere. Wife Margaret Freshman Class; FBINational Academy, 1978; Children Six Church Baptist Career 27 V2 years FBIManagement School; FBI National Execu- with the Florida Highway Patrol, during which tive Institute; career development courses at time he completed courses in Police Officer Pro- North Florida Criminal Justice Training and cedures and Techniques, Radiological Monitor- Education Center; attended all three FDLE Sheriff Varnadore ing, Police Operations and Leadership, Radar, Chief Executive Seminars Wife Elizabeth Chil- DeSoto County Motor Vehicle Inspections, Accident Investiga- dren Three Church Methodist Career Jackson- tion, and Traffic Law Enforcement; elected ville Police Department, 1966; Director of Sheriff in 1984 and re-elected in 1988;and has Police Services, 1983;appointed Sheriff Decem- attended Florida Sheriffs Association seminars ber 1, 1986, to complete the unexpired term of on Civil Process, Accounts and Records, Budgets retiring Sheriff Dale Carson; elected Sheriff, and Personnel Military U.S. Marine Corps 1987, re-elected in 1991; elected to Sheriffs Honors Past President, DeSoto County Lions Association Board of Directors, 1990 Military Club; Masonic Lodge ¹66,Arcadia, Scottish Rite Florida National Guard Army Reserve, 1955- Bodies, Valley ofTampa; Masonic Sahib Temple, 63, honorable discharge Affiliations Fraternal Sarasota, Elk's Lodge; Moose Lodge; member Order ofPolice; First United Methodist Church; of DeSoto Cattleman's Association and Farm National Sheriffs'Association; InternationalAs- Bureau; member, Board of Directors, Florida sociation of Chiefs of Police; Major City Chiefs Sheriffs Association. Organization. "When Jacksonui lie and Duval County were consoli. DIXIE COUNTY dated, the Jacksonville Police Department became the Jacksonville Sheriffs Once. Sheriff Woodall Cross City Dixie County Sheriff Morris S."Sammy" Woodall, Jr. (D) ESCAMBIA COUNTY Pensacola Born Dixie County, Florida, January 14, 1950 Sheriff Charlie W. Johnson, Jr. (R) Education Dixie County High School; Lake City Community College, Timber Harvesting, Born Blakley, Georgia, July 29, 1934 Educa- Police Science, Police Standards; Santa Fe tion Wimauma High School, Hillsborough Community College, Supplemental Law En- County, FL; Nova University, BS Degree in forcement Training Wife Joye Children three Criminal Justice; Florida Highway PatrolAcad- Church New Prospect Baptist(Trustee) Career emy, 1956 Wife Jean Children One Church 1970-71,Florida Highway Patrol, radio-teletype Baptist Career Florida Highway Patrol, re- operator; 1972-86, Deputy Sheriff, Dixie tired after 27 years; Certified Bomb Disposal County; 1983-85, Cross City Police Depart- Technician; NRA Marksmanship Instructor; ment, police officer and police chief; 1985-88, instructor, all phases of breath testing meth- Chief Deputy, Dixie County Sheriffs Office; ods; qualified in first and second judicial cir- March to July, 1988, Cross City Police Ad- cuits as expert witness on alcohol and its effect Sheriff McMillan ministrator; July, 1988 to July, 1989, Chief on human body; elected Sheriff, 1988Military Duval County

THE SHERIFF'S STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 41 Florida National Guard, 1950-60Honors named sistant Counselor, Gadsden County Juvenile Trooper ofthe Year, 1970,by Petroleum Coun- Court, 1967-71;appointed Sheriff of Gadsden cil; Lawman of the Year, 1980, by Friends of County on April 14, 1971; elected Sheriff in Law Enforcement; President, FHP-PBA, 1974- 1972; re-elected, 1976, 1980, 1984 and 1988 82; Second Vice Chairman, National Trooper Honors Gadsden County's Law Enforcement Coalition, 1980 Affiliations Master Mason, Officer ofthe Year, 1973;Past Chairman, Board Winter Haven Lodge ¹186;Scottish Rite Bod- ofDirectors, Florida Sheriffs Association; hon- ies of Hadji Temple (Charter Member); Rotary ored by Big Bend Law Enforcement Associa- International. tion for "heroic actions" leading to apprehen- sion of kidnapper who attacked police officer; FLAGLER COUNTY elected Vice President, Florida Sheriffs Asso- Bunnell ciation, 1981, President in 1982; elected to Sheriff Robert E.McCarthy (D) Board of Managers, Florida Sheriffs Self-In- surance Fund, 1984; appointed to Florida Sheriff Johnson Governor's Commission on Child Support En- Escambia County Born Jersey City, New Jersey, February 25, 1947 Education public schools in Lyndhurst forcement, 1985;President, Rotary Club, 1986; "Dean Sheriffs" and Boonton, New Jersey; also County College honored as ofFlorida for great- number in office among current ofMorris, New Jersey Wi fe Katherine Children est of years Two Church Catholic Career Detective Ser- Sheriffs. Sheriff geant (Juvenile Division), Montville Township (New Jersey) Police, 1968-1980;Chief ofPolice, 82 years of progress Flagler Beach, Florida, 1980-1983;appointed The Florida Sheriffs Association was Governor, February 1983;elected, b 8, founded in 1910 to bring Sheriffs in closer 1984 and 1988Military U.S. Navy, Radio Op- touch with each other. It became inactive in s'rator, 1964-1967Honors Past President, PBA 1915, and this condition prevailed until 1927- Local 140, New Jersey; Police Officer of the 28 when Palm Beach County Sheriff Bob Baker Year, Montville, New Jersey, 1978; Police Of- stumped the state to successfully revive the fice ofthe Year, Flagler County, 1983;Board of organization. Directors, Tri-County Mental Health; Scouting During the 1930s and 40s the Association Coordinator, Central Florida Council, Boy was actively involved in strengthening crimi- Sheriff McCarthy Scouts ofAmerica; member, Rotary; Past Presi- nal laws and establishing a statewide commu- Flagler County dent, Bunnell Business and Professional Asso- nications network. It also opposed with marked ciation; Elks Lodge 2709; American Legion success any attempt to establish a state police Post 115. force. It did not oppose state agencies with specialized areas of responsibility such as traf- FRANKLIN COUNTY fic law enforcement, management of natural resources, or regulating alcoholic beverages. Apalachicola In 1955 the Association was successful in Sheriff Warren R. Roddenberry (D) getting the Florida Legislature to pass a law creating The Florida Sheriffs Bureau, a state- Born Metcalf, Georgia, May 17,1939Education wide agency designed to assist local law en- Thomasville High School, Thomasville, GA; forcement by providing a crime lab, top-notch Florida Highway Patrol Academy Wife Linda investigators, centralized mime files and pro- Children Four Church Methodist Career fessional training. Florida Highway Patrol Trooper 24 years, Over the years the Bureau has evolved Homicide Investigator 20 years; elected Sher- into The Florida Department of Law Enforce- iff, 1988 Honors Past President, Franklin ment (FDLE) with a much broader scope of responsibility, but the original mandate to as- Sheriff Roddenberry County Shrine Club and Carrabelle Lions Club sist police departments arid Sheriffs' Offices Franklin County Affiliations 32nd Degree Scottish Rite Mason; has not been abandoned. Shriner; Carrabelle Chamber of Commerce; In 1957 the Association established the Board of Directors for Humans Com- Rights Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch as a home for mittee, Inner Harbor Hospitals, Ltd. ; and neglected, troubled and unsupervised —but Franklin County Chapter, Literacy Volunteers not delinquent —youngsters. Today the Boys of America. Ranch is one of six child care programs for GADSDEN COUNTY boys and girls administered by The Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc. Through these Quincy programs and a stafF of social workers, over Sheriff William A. Woodham (D) 7,000 youths have been given an opportunity to make a new start. Born Dothan, Alabama, May 20, 1941Educa- Working together through the Associa- tion Sheriffs have law enforcement tion public schools ofDothan, Ala. ; Associate of upgraded Arts Degree, Chipola Junior College, 1963;BS in many ways that are too numerous to men- Degree (Criminology & Corrections), Florida tion in this limited space. However, all ofthese improvements have had one objective: to mod- State University, 1965 Wife Donna Children Florida's Sheriff Woodham Three Church Presbyterian Career State ernize and professionalize criminal Gadsden justice system. County Trooper, Florida Highway Patrol, 1966; As-

42 + THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 GILCHRIST COUNTY Trenton Sheriff James H. "Jim" Floyd (D)

Born Madison, FL, September 21, 1940 Edu- cation Madison High School; completed nu- merous law enforcement courses at Florida Highway Patrol Academy, Santa Fe Junior College and Lake City Community College Wife Helen Children Three Church Baptist Career 20 years with the Florida Highway Patrol; elected Sheriff in 1988Military US. Air Force, 1959-1962 Affiliations Florida Farm Bureau, Gilchrist County Cattlemen's Asso- Sheriff Floyd Sheriff Schramm ciation, Masonic Lodge No. 46. Gilchrist County Glades County GLADES COUNTY HAMILTON COUNTY Moore Haven Jasper Sheriff Charles J.Schramm (D) Sheriff J.Harrell Reid (D)

Born Chicago, Illinois, May 31,1941Education Born Valdosta, Georgia, March 31, 1947Edu- St. Procopius Lisle School (Illinois); Edison cation Miami-Dade Junior College, AS Degree; Community College (FL), AS Degree in University ofFlorida, BSDegree; North Florida Criminal Justice; also attended Palm Beach Junior College, Criminal Justice Standards Junior College (FL); Chicago City College and Training Course Wife Judi Children Two Wilson Junior College (Chicago); Chicago Po- Church Baptist Career Deputy Sheriff, lice Academy (1100 hours); Southwest Police Hamilton County Sheriffs Office, 10 years; Academy, Ft. Myers, FL Wife Marion Career elected Sheriff, 1988. He was accepted by the Chicago Police Department, 3 1/2 years; Glades FBINational Academy in 1990,and was gradu- County Sheriffs Office, 10years; elected Sheriff, ated from the Academy in 1991. Sheriff Harrison 1988Military U.S. Navy, 1962-66Honors Past Gulf County President, Moore Haven Lions Club; Com- HARDEE COUNTY mander, American Legion Post ¹299; Certifi- Wauchula cate of Commendation for community service Sheriff Doyle Wesley Bryan (D) above and beyond the call of duty, from American Legion Post ¹299, 1984; member Born Bowling Green, Florida, June 5, 1928 Edison Community College Criminal Justice Education public schools, Hardee County; at- Advisory Committee; Glades County Chamber tended South Florida Community College for of Commerce. special courses in General Police Administra- GULF COUNTY tion Wife Kathryn Children Four Church Methodist Career Deputy and Chief Jailer, Port St. Joe Hardee County Sheriff s Dept. , 1972-75;Police Sheriff Al Harrison (R) Chief, city of Bowling Green, 1976-80; elected Sheriff, 1980;re-elected, 1984 and 1988;Hon- Born Escambia County, Florida, February 24, ors Past Vice President, Bowling Green 1942 Education Graduated from Escambia Businessmen's Club; Past President, Bowling High School, 1960; completed numerous law Green Methodist Men's Club; member, Florida Sheriff Reid enforcement courses at the Florida Highway Sheriffs Association Board of Directors, 1987- Hamilton County Patrol Academy, Gulf Coast Community Col- 88; member: Kiwanis Club Board of Directors; lege and the FBINational Academy Wife Bonnie Elks Lodge; received Citizen ofthe Year Award, Children Three Church Baptist Career Four 1987-88. years of law enforcement experience in the HENDRY U.S.Air Force; 20 years with the Florida High- COUNTY way Patrol; elected Sheriff in 1984 and 1988 LaBelle Military U.S. Air Force Honors President, Sheriff Earl "Sermon" Dyess, Jr. (D) Wewahitchka Jaycees, two years; President, Wewahitchka Gator Backers, two years; 20 Born Fort Myers, Florida, July 9, 1941Educa- years as a Little League Baseball coach; two tion Graduate of Clewiston High School, years as a scoutmaster in the Boy Scouts of Clewiston, Florida; completed courses at Palm America; District Director, Florida Peace Of- Beach Junior College and Lee County Junior ficers Association, one year; chosen as Out- College; also Career Development courses in standing Young Law Enforcement Officer by Law Enforcement, including Accounts and the Jaycees in 1973; elected to Sheriffs Asso- Records, Budgets and Personnel, Disaster Re- ciation Board of Directors, 1989, re-elected, sponse, Media Relations, Organized Crime In- Sheriff Bryan 1990. vestigations and Riot Control Wife Kathleen Hardee County

THE SHERIFFS STAR+ FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 43 Ann Children Three Church Assembly of God HIGHLANDS COUNTY Career 24 years oflaw enforcement experience Sebring as radio operator (dispatcher), road deputy, Sheriff Homal C. Goodwin (D) criminal investigator, drug investigator, and Assistant Chief Deputy; appointed interim Born Avon Florida, February 1952 Sheriff of Hendry County in 1980 after his Park, 10, Education public schools of Avon Park; South father, Sheriff Earl S. Dyess, Sr. was mur- , Florida Community (Avon Park), AS dered; elected Sheriff in 1984 and 1988;Mili- College Degree in Criminal Justice; University ofSouth tary U.S.Navy, three years Honors Drug Aware- Florida, BADegree in Criminal Justice; Rollins ness Chairman, Clewiston Elks Lodge; Char- M. in Criminal Justice; ter Member, Clewiston Informed Parents As- College, Sc. Degree completed courses for certification in Firearms, sociation; served as Treasurer, Florida Sher- International SWAT Techniques, Street Sur- iffs Association, 1987 and 1988; elected Vice radar opera- President in 1989and President in 1990Affili- vival, Interrogation Techniques; tor training Wife Patti Children Two Church Sheriff Dyess ations 22-year member, also President and Career Police Avon Park, 1980 Hendry County Director, Hendry Hunt Club; Director, Citi- Baptist Chief, and Sheriff Highlands County zens Against Drugs; Hendry County Mental 1981; Deputy SherifFs Office, 12 elected Sheriff, 1988 Health Board; Florida Crime Commission; years; Honors Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer Edison Community College Criminal Justice ofHighlands Merit Award, Advisory Committee; Criminal Justice Com- County, 1986; 1981; Certificate of Appreciation from Florida At- mittee of Governor's Drug Policy Task Force; General's "Help Crime" serving as Immediate Past President of Sher- torney Stop Program, iffs Association. 1980; Lake Placid Government Award for outstanding service in drug prevention and HERNANDO COUNTY drug offender apprehension, 1989; Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency Award for Brooks vi lie Outstanding and Distinguished Service in Law Sheriff Tom Mylander (R) Enforcement, 1990;elected Sergeant-at-Arms, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1990 and 1991; Born Baltimore, Maryland, May 12, 1942Edu- plaques ofappreciation from U.S.Customs and cation Public schools of Pinellas County, from DEA for Marijuana Eradication Program, Sheriff Mylander Florida; attended Santa Ana Junior College, 1991. Hernando County and graduated from Embry-Riddle Aeronauti- cal University; attended Los Angeles County HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY (California) Sheriffs Academy; Pinellas County Tampa (Florida) Police Academy; FBI National Acad- Sheriff Walter C. Heinrich (D) emy Wi fe Sandy Children Three Church Meth- odist Career 7 years, Pinellas County SheriiFs Born Harrington Park, New Jersey, November Department, involved in development ofAvia- 8, 1926 Education St. Petersburg Junior Col- tion Division; three Hernando County years, lege, AA Degree in Police Administration, with SherifFs Department, promoted to Adminis- honors; University of Tampa, BA Degree in trative Assistant with rank of 3 1/2 M@or; Sociology and Criminology; also graduated from years, Pasco County Sheriffs Department as FBI National Academy; and Juvenile Officers Administrative Head and Chief Pilot; started Institute, University ofMinnesota Wife Phyllis law enforcement career as reserve officer, Children Three Church Methodist Career Tustin, California; elected Sheriff in re- 1984; Tampa Police, 1949-70, retired with rank of elected, 1988; Prior Public Office member, Captain; Hillsborough County Sheriffs Office, Hernando County Aviation Authority Mili tary Sheriff Godwin Major of Crime Prevention and Criminal In- U.S.Marine Honors Deputy ofthe Year, Highlands County Corps vestigation; elected Sheriff, 1978, 1980, 1984 1976,by Pinellas Park Elks Club; received the and 1988; Military U.S. Navy, World War II Sertoma Club's Ben Franklin Award for out- Honors Consultant, Regional Institutes on standing dedication and service to the commu- Police Community Relations; Police Award of nity, 1987;received Employer ofthe Year Award Valor, 1964; Outstanding Law Enforcement from the Professional Business Women's Asso- Officer, 1964/65, from Florida Council on Crime ciation, 1987; member, Governing Board, and Delinquency; Liberty Bell Award, 1971, Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches; Honorary Life from Tampa-Hillsborough Bar Association; Member in the Retired Members of the New board member and Past President of Boys and York City Police Department's 10-13 Club, Girls Clubs of Greater Tampa; Silver Beaver 1988; elected to Florida Sheriffs Association Award, Boy Scouts of America; served as Board of Directors, re-elected, 1990;re- 1989, Chairman of Criminal Justice Standards and ceived award for Employer Support of the Na- Training Commission; served on State Task tional Guard and Reserve, 1991. Force on Crimes and the Elderly; Person of Vision Award from Society to Prevent Blind- ness; National Sheriffs Association Committee Sheriff Heinrich on Drug Enforcement and Prevention; served 3 Hillsborough County years as Chairman of Exploring Division, Boy

44 + THE SHERIFF'S STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 Scouts of America, Gulf Ridge Council; ap- pointed to Governor's Criminal Justice Task Force, 1991. HOLMES COUNTY Bonifay Sheriff John H. Braxton (D)

Born Westville, Florida, January 7, 1937 Education public schools of Holmes County; Santa Fe Junior College, Gainesville, FL; Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commis- sion Academy; Florida Highway Patrol Acad- emy; riot training, homicide investigation training Wife Sharon Children Three Church Sheriff Braxton Sheriff Dobeck Baptist Career Military Police, four years; Holmes County Indian River County Florida Highway Patrol, 21 years; Holmes County Sheriffs Office, Chief Deputy, four years; A & M University Wife Verlie Children Three elected Sheriff, 1988 Military U.S. Air Force, Church Baptist Career drug enforcement 1955-59 Honors Florida Sheriffs Association school; homicide investigation school; 10years Distinguished Service Award for contributing with financial institution; four years, Chief to professional law enforcement. Deputy, Jackson County Sheriff's Department; one year with Sneads Police Department; INDIAN RIVER COUNTY elected Sheriff, 1980;re-elected, 1984and 1988; Vero Beach Military Florida National Guard, U.S. Navy Sheriff R. T. (Tim) Dobeck (R) Honors Past Master, Harmony Lodge No. 3; member, Masonic Lodge, York Rite Bodies, Born Vero Beach, Florida, September 4, 1948 Ambassador Hadji Shrine Temple; Panhandle Education public schools, Indian River County; Toastmasters, Elks Lodge No. 1516and Moose Indian River Community College; FBINational Lodge; member Florida Sheriffs Association Academy; National Institute of Corrections' Board ofDirectors, and Florida Sheriffs Youth Sheriff McDaniel Chair- Executive Institute; FDLE, Executive Institute; Ranches Governing Board; elected Vice Jackson County NSA, Executive Institute Wife Madge Chil- man, Sheriffs Association Board of Directors, dren Seven Church Baptist Career Two years, 1987. Vero Beach Police Department; Ten years with JEFFERSON COUNTY Indian River County Sheriff's Office; elected Monti cello Sheriff, 1980;re-elected, 1984and 1988;gradu- Sheriff Kenneth W. Fortune, Sr. (D) ated from FBI National Academy, 1981Hon- ors Florida Intelligence Unit; National Child Born Toluca, North Carolina, May 25, 1944 Safety Council; Jaycees; Spouse Abuse Board Education Gardner-Webb College; Tallahas- of Directors; Police Advisory Board, Indian see Community College; FHP Academy; Ex- River Community College; elected Florida Sher- ecutive Institute (FDLE); Wife Wanda Chil- iffs Association Secretary, 1986, Vice-Presi- dren Three Church Baptist Career Florida dent, 1988; and President, 1989;appointed to Highway Patrol, 12 years and three months; State Criminal Justice Information Systems sworn-in as interim Jefferson County Sheriff, Council, 1987;Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Men- April 16, 1984; elected Sheriff in 1984 and re- tal Health Planning Council, 1987; Project elected in 1988; Military U.S. Navy; Affilia- DARE Board ofDirectors, 1989;1988to present, Sheriff Fortune tions Kiwanis Club, Masonic Lodge; Honors Board of Directors for the Criminal Justice Jefferson County Member, Florida Sheriffs Association Legisla- Executive Institute, FDLE; 1988 to present tive Committee, 1985-86; elected to Sheriffs Board of Directors for the Executive Planning Association Board of Directors, 1987, became Committee, FDLE; 1989, Gov- appointed by Chairman ofthe Board in 1988;elected Secre- ernor to the Criminal Justice Training and tary of the Association in 1989, re-elected, Standards Commission; 1990selected as hon- 1990;elected Treasurer of Association, 1991. ored member of Who's Who in Law Enforce- ment; 1990,was graduated from FBIAcademy LAFAYETTE COUNTY Law Enforcement Executive Development Seminar. Mayo Sheriff William C. Townsend (D) JACKSON COUNTY Marianna Born Union County, Florida, September 8, Sheriff John P. McDaniel (D) 1942 Education public schools of Union and Bradford Counties; graduate of Florida High- Born Jackson County, Florida, October 9, 1940 way Patrol Academy; received training as ho- Education public schools of Jackson County; micide investigator, auxiliary instructor, fire- attended Chipola Junior College and Florida arms instructor Children Two Church Baptist Lafayette County

THE SHERIFF'S STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 45 Career Florida Highway Patrol, 22 years; Bureau fingerprint technician, 1959-60;Deputy elected Sheriff, 1988. Sheriff, Bay and Leon Counties, 1961-66;Spe- cial Agent, Florida Sheriffs' Bureau, 1966-67; LAKE COUNTY FDLE experience: Special Agent Investigator; Tavares Bureau Chief, Organized Crime Bureau; North Sheriff George E.Knupp, Jr. (R) Florida Regional Field Supervisor; elected Sher- iff, 1980, re-elected, 1984 and 1988 Military Born Harrisonburg, Virginia, November 20, Florida National Guard, 1962-68 Honors Re- 1940 Education Edgewater High School (Or- spect for Law Commendation, Tallahassee Op- lando, FL); Valencia Community College (Or- timist Club; Master Mason, Jackson Lodge No. lando), AS Degree in Criminal Justice; Rollins 1; Tallahassee Scottish Rite Bodies, 32nd De- College, BS Degree and Master's Degree in gree; Tallahassee Shrine Club, Morocco Temple; Criminal Justice; numerous law enforcement Sons ofthe American Revolution Law Enforce- courses Wife Carrie Ann Children Three Church ment Commendation Medal, 1983; appointed Sheriff Knupp Catholic Career Maitland Police Department, to Bail Bond Regulatory Board; Chairman, Lake County six years; Orange County SherifFs Office, 15 Board of Directors, Florida Sheriffs Associa- years; Seminole County Sheriffs Office, 7 1/2 tion, 1986; Legislative Committee Chairman, years; elected Sheriff, 1988Mili tary U.S.Army Florida Sheriffs Association, 1986-87,1990-91. ReservesAffiliations Lake County Shrine Club, Bahia Temple; BPOE; Golden Triangle Re- publican Club; Eustis Chapter ¹33,York Rite; LEVY COUNTY Eustis Lodge ¹85 FRAM; Police Executive Re- Bronson search Forum. Sheriff Ted F. Glass (D)

LEE COUNTY Born Bonifay, Florida, August 23, 1949 Edu- Ft. Myers cation public schools ofCottondale, FL;attended Sheriff John J.McDougall (R) Tallahassee, Hillsborough and Central Florida Community Colleges and Nova University; Born Boston, Maryland, July 9, 1942Education Florida Highway Patrol Academy; trained and public schools of Boston; seven years of theo- certified as Emergency Medical Technician Wife Sheriff McDougall logical studies (1962-69), Franciscan Order, Carol Ann Children Two Church Methodist Lee County Catholic Church; graduate of Yale University Career Florida Highway Patrol and Florida Drug Dependence Institute (1974), National Highway Patrol Academy, 14 years; elected Sheriffs Institute (1985) and FBI National Sheriff, 1988 Military U. S. Air Force, 1967- Academy (1989); John F. Kennedy School of 1971; selected as Airman of the Month twice; Government, Harvard University Wife Gloria received a service commendation for mission Children. four Church Catholic Career New involving the Queen ofLibya in 1969Affiliations Hampshire State Police, 1969;Norfolk County Williston Area Chamber of Commerce; Ameri- (MA) District Attorney's Office, Narcotics Divi- can Legion; Kiwanis, Oman Masonic Lodge sion Director, 1970-74;Lee County(FL) SherifFs Honors Past President and Vice President of Office, 1974-88, advancing from corporal to Williston Jaycees and Williston MethodistMen; major; Sheriff of Charlotte County (FL) by currently Vice President of Methodist Men; appointment ofGovernor during suspension of chosen Citizen of the Year by Williston Junior incumbent, May, 1985-September, 1986;elected Women's Club, 1984; his family selected as Sheriff, 1988 Military U.S. Navy, honorably Family of the Year, 1987 to 1988; chosen Out- discharged, 1959Honors chosen Outstanding standing Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Lawman for Southwest by Williston Jaycees, 1982, and by Landrum Sheriff Boone Florida, 1975, by Fort Myers News-Press; Deputy of the Year, Memorial American Legion Post ¹236, 1988; Leon County 1986, by Elks Club, cited for outstanding contribu- recognized as Outstanding Young Man of tions to crime prevention by Florida's Attorney America, 1984. General, 1988; appointed to Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches Foundation Board, 1990; 1990 LIBERTY COUNTY Law Enforcement Commander Medal from the Bristol National Society of the Sons of the American Sheriff Harrell W. Revell (D) Revolution. LEON COUNTY Born Bristol, Florida, April 2, 1927Education public schools of Liberty County Wife Millie Tallahassee Children Seven Church Baptist Career Mili- Sheriff Eddie Boone (D) tary Police; elected Sheriff in 1976;re-elected, 1980, 1984 and 1988; certified by the Florida Born Valdosta, Georgia, April 5, 1939Educa- Department of Law Enforcement Executive tion public schools of Lowndes County, Geor- Institute; Military retired after 20 years with gia; graduate, FBI National Academy Wife 82nd Airborne Division; military duty included Sheriff Glass Melanic Children Two Church Baptist Career four years in the Military Police as a game Levy County FBI Technician, 1957-58; Florida Sheriffs' warden assigned to the Ft. Bragg reservation;

46 + THE SHERIFF'S STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 Affiliations Lions Club, Masonic LodgeHonors Elected to Florida Sheriffs Association Board of Directors, 1987 and 1988. MADISON COUNTY Madison Sheriff Joe C. Peavy (D)

Born Concord, Florida, November 8, 1933 Education public schools of Havana, Florida; attended Berry Schools, Mount Berry, Georgia Wife Shirley Children Three Church Baptist Career completed Florida Highway Patrol Training Academy; 16years with the Highway Sheriff Revell Sheriff Peavy Patrol, five years as Corporal supervising FHP Liberty County Madison County station covering Madison and Jefferson Coun- ties; Madison County Sheriffs Department, police instructor; elected Sheriff 1972, 1976, four months; elected Sheriff in 1972 without 1980,1984and 1988;Military U.S.Navy, 1952- opposition; won re-election in 1976 with 92 56 Honors Distinguished Service Award for percent of the vote; re-elected 1980;re-elected Law Enforcement from Florida Council on again in 1984 and 1988 without opposition; Crime and Delinquency, 1975; member, Military Military Police, U.S.Paratroops, three Governor's Commission on Criminal Justice years Honors President, Madison Lions Club, Standards and Goals; appointed to Police Stan- 1970-71; Past Director, Secretary, Treasurer dards and Training Commission, 1977;former and Sgt.-at-Arms, Florida Sheriffs Association; trustee, Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, Girls re-elected Sgt.-at-Arms in 1988;elected to Board Villa and Youth Fund; Chairman, Florida Sher- ofDirectors, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1989 iffs Youth Ranches, Inc. , Board of Directors; and 1990. elected President of Florida Sheriffs Associa- MANATEE COUNTY tion, 1981and Chairman ofthe Board ofDirec- tors, 1989 (currently serving on the Board); Bradenton Chairman, Governor's Criminal Justice Stan- Sheriff Wells Sheriff Charlie Wells (R) dards & Training Commission, 1981-83;Life- Manatee County time Member, VFW, DAV; member, Board of Born Bonifay, Florida, November 20, 1944 Directors for Marion County United Way for Education AS Degree in Criminology; attended 1986, 1987 and 1988; member, IACP, NSA, Manatee Junior College, Indiana University Florida Police Chiefs Association; member, NSA and St. Leo College Wife Leslie Children Five Crime Prevention Committee; member, Com- (one deceased) Church Baptist Career Florida mission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Highway Patrol Trooper, 15 1/2 years; Chief of Agencies; member, Accreditation Board for Police, Bradenton, 2 years; State Attorney's American Society of Crime Laboratory Direc- Investigator, 1 year; elected Sheriff in 1984 tors; received award for Employer Support of and 1988; Honors Florida Law Enforcement the National Guard and Reserve, 1991;Boys Officer of the Year by the VFW, 1972; runner- Scouts of America District Award of Merit, up for same award, 1973; Florida Trooper of November 1991. the Year nominee, 1972;Kiwanis International Medal of Valor, 1973; member, Florida Sher- iffs Association's Legislative Committee; 1991- MARTIN COUNTY Sheriff Moreland 92, Chairman, Florida Sheriffs Association's Stuart Marion County Board of Directors. Sheriff James D. Holt (R) MARION COUNTY Born Indiantown, Florida, February 13, 1932 Ocala Education public schools of Martin County Sheriff Don Moreland (D) Wife Merriam Children Two Church Baptist Career Deputy Sheriff for nine years; Special Born Dawson, Georgia, January 19, 1935Edu- Investigator, Hotel and Restaurant Commis- cation public schools ofDawson, Georgia, Cen- sion, one year; Deputy U.S.Marshal, two years; tral Florida Community College Wife Anita attended Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Children Five Church Lutheran Career Ocala Drugs training school and U.S. Marshals' Police, 1956-57;Marion County Deputy, 1957- training school, both in Washington, D.C.; 72;attendedtrainingschoolsheldbyU. S.Trea- elected Sheriff in 1972; re-elected in 1976, sury Dept. , FBI,Fla. Police Academy, Fla. Law 1980, 1984 and 1988; Military U.S. Army Enforcement Academy, National Sheriffs In- Honors member, Board of Directors, Florida stitute, National Institute ofCorrections; gradu- Sheriffs Association, also Sergeant-at-Arms and ate, FBI National Academy; Police Executive Vice President; member, Governing Board, Sheriff Holt Institute, Organized Crime Institute; certified Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc. Martin County

THE SHERIFF'S STAR+ FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 47 Fair Association; Gator Shrine Club; Histori- cal Society. OKALOOSA COUNTY Crestvieu/ (County Seat) Shalimar (Main Office) Sheriff Larry E.Gilbert (R)

Born Panama City, Florida, October 18, 1946 Education Chipola Junior College; BS in Criminology from Florida State University; Florida Banking School Wife Connie Children /f Two Church Methodist Career State Fire Sheriff Ellis Sheriff Roth Marshal's Office, four years; Sunshine State Nassau County Monroe County Bank, nine years; elected Sheriff, 1980; re- elected, 1984 and 1988 Honors member, past president, Ft. Walton Beach Civitan Club; MONROE COUNTY member, Lions Club; member, Florida Sheriffs Key West Association Board of Directors; Vice-Chair- Sheriff Richard D. Roth (R) man, Florida Sheriffs Self-Insurance Fund.

Born Minneapolis, Minnesota, November 19, OKEECHOBEE COUNTY 1938Education Florida Keys Community Col- Okeecho bee lege, AA Degree in Police Science; graduate of Sheriff O. L.Raulerson FBI National Academy, 95th Session Wife Sandra Children Two Church Baptist Career Born Okeechobee, Florida, August 17, 1941 employed by Monroe County Sheriffs Office Education Okeechobee County public schools since 1965; began as a radio dispatcher and Wife Judy Children Two Church Baptist Ca- worked his way up as a patrol deputy, detec- reer Florida Highway Patrol for six years; tive, detective sergeant, detective lieutenant Sheriff Gilbert Highlands County (Sebring) deputy sherifFand and district commander with the rank of cap- Chief Okaloosa County Deputy Sheriff; appointed Sheriff of tain; promoted to Major in 1985and served as Highlands County in 1970; elected Sheriff of Commander of Field Operations, Inspector Highlands County in 1972;Special Agent with General and Commander of Support Services Florida Department of Law Enforcement in while holding that rank; appointed interim Tampa and Fort Myers; became Chief Deputy Sheriff in June, 1990, after Monroe County SherifF in Okeechobee County in 1981; ap- Sheriff Allison DeFoor II resigned to run for pointed Sheriff of Okeechobee County Decem- Lieutenant Governor; elected Sheriff in No- ber 5, 1986,following the death of Sheriff John vember, 1990, to serve out the remaining two Collier, elected 1988; formerly served on the years ofDeFoor's four-year term Military U.S. Florida Sheriffs Association's Board of Direc- Navy, 1958-60Honors board member and past tors Military U.S.Air Force. president, Middle Keys Guidance Clinic; board member, Lower Keys Guidance Clinic; board ORANGE COUNTY member, Salvation Army. Orlando Sheriff Walter J.Gallagher (R) NASSAU COUNTY Sheriff' Raulerson Born Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, July 27, 1940 Okeechobee County Fernandi na Beach Education LaSalle University (Philadelphia), Sheriff Lawrence E.Ellis (D) pre-law; Rollins College, Masters Degrees in Criminal Justice and Management; graduate Born Jacksonville, Florida, March 19, 1940 of FBI National Academy; Institute of Police Education graduated from Paxton High School, Technology and Management; traffic manage- Jacksonville, Florida; attained certification by ment course; FBI Executive Institute Wife Florida Police Standards Council; attended Suzanne Children Four Church Roman Catho- numerous Crime Scene Investigation Schools. lic Career Military Intelligence and Law En- Wi fe Connie Children Six Church Assembly of forcement, six years; Winter Park Police De- God Prior Occupation Director of Transporta- partment, nine years; Orange County SherifFs tion, Nassau County School Board Career 26 Office, eight years; elected Sheriff 1988 Mili- years law enforcement experience, including tary U.S. Marine Corps, 1962-70; Helicopter 23 years with the Nassau County Sheriffs Pilot, two tours Vietnam Honors Gold Coat Office and three years with the Hilliard, Florida, President, Sertoma; President, Central Florida Police Department; elected Sheriff in 1984, re- Criminal Justice Council; Commanding Offi- elected 1988;Honors member, Masonic Lodge cer, Orlando Marine Corps Reserve Unit; DARE SherifF Gallagher No. 208; West Nassau Chamber of Commerce; Board of Directors Affiliations Rotary, Moose, Orange County Nassau County Farm Bureau; Nassau County Sertoma. 48 + THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 OSCEOLA COUNTY PASCO COUNTY Ki ssi mmee Dade City Sheriff Jon Lane (R) Sheriff Jim Gillum (R)

Born New York, New York, October 21, 1957 Born Pittston, Pennsylvania, October 4, 1943 Education public schools ofMiami, FL;Valencia Education attended Hillsborough Community Community College, Orlando; graduate of College and Universityof South Florida, Tampa; Southern Police Institute and FBI National graduate ofTampa Police Academy; 1,200hours Academy Church Jewish Career Kissimmee of specialized training; graduate of Redstone Police Department, 1981-89; acting Division Arsenal and National Sheriffs Institute; Church Commander of Administration at Kissimmee Catholic Career 11 years, Tampa Police De- Police Department when elected Sheriffin 1988 partment; elected Sheriff, 1984and 1988Honors Affiliations member, Central Florida Police Sertoma awards: GEM, 1975;Centurion, 1976; Benevolent Association, Elks, Moose, Rotary, Tribune, 1977;Employer Award for support of SheriffLane Economic Development Council, Kissimmee- National Guard and Reserve; Leadership Osceola County Osceola Chamber of Commerce, YMCA Cen- Award from Pasco County Republican Execu- tury Club Honors Past Vice President, tive Committee ~liations Correctional Ad- Kissimmee Fraternal Order of Police; com- visory Board; PHCC Police Academy Advisory mendation, City of Kissimmee, 1984; Certifi- Committee; Law Enforcement/Criminal Justice cates ofAppreciation from Adam Walsh Foun- Advisory Board; International Association of dation, Project Help, Florida Sports Shooting Chiefs of Police; Florida Police Chiefs Asso- Association, and Boy Scouts of America. ciation; National Sheriffs Association; Florida Criminal Justice Educators' and Trainees' PALM BEACH COUNTY Association; American Association of Correc- West Palm Beach tional Officers; U.S. Customs Blue Lightning Strike Force International Sherif'f Richard Wille Steering Committee; P. (R) Association of Bomb Technicians and Investi- gators; Task Force for the Homeless; American Born Port Huron, Michigan, January 15, 1929 Jail Association; 32nd Degree Mason; member, Education public schools ofPort Huron, Mich. ; Eagles, Elks; honorary member of Kiwanis, AA Degree, Criminal Justice, Palm Beach and honorary member of Enraged People Sheriff Wille Junior College, attended Eastern Michigan Against Rape. Palm Beach County College of Commerce; BS Degree, Criminal Justice, Florida Atlantic University Wife Sherry PINELLAS COUNTY Children Five Career St. Clair, Michigan, Clearwater Deputy Sheriff, six years; Chief ofPolice, North Sheriff Everett Rice Palm Beach, 12years; graduate, FBINational S. (R) Academy; completed courses in: Police Execu- tive Development, Tallahassee Community Born Salem, Virginia, September 3, 1944Edu- College; Criminal Investigation, Wayne Uni- cation public schools of Pinellas County; St. versity; Community Relations, Michigan State Petersburg Junior College, AA Degree in Po- College; Adjunct Professor at Palm Beach Jun- lice Administration; University of South ior College in Police Administration; elected Florida, BADegree in Criminal Justice; Stetson Sheriff in 1976, re-elected in 1980, 1984 and University College of Law, JD Degree; gradu- 1988;graduated from National Sheriffs' Asso- ate of FBINational Academy Wi fe Linda Chil- ciation Institute 1977. Military U.S. Marine dren Three Church Methodist Career 17years Corps. Honors Past President, Palm Beach with Pinellas County SherifFs Office as Deputy, County Chiefs Association; member, State Po- Sergeant, Lieutenant, Captain and Chief of Sheriff Gillum lice Chiefs Association; Past President and Detectives; elected Sheriff in 1988 Mihtary Pasco County Chairman, and former Commissioner with U.S. Merchant Marine, 1964-67 Honors past Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforce- member, Board of Directors, Clearwater Bar ment Agencies; Past Chairman, National Sher- Association; member Florida Bar Association, iffs Association Drug Enforcement Committee; and Bar Association of U.S.District Court for member, National Sheriffs Association, FDLE Middle District of Florida; elected to Florida Crime Lab Council, Board ofDirectors for Law Sheriffs Association's Board of Directors. Enforcement Assistance Foundation. We salute .. Charles A. Felton LARGO —Charles A. Felton, Director of Detention and award from Omega Psi Phi; the Smith-Milton Award Corrections for the Pinellas County Sheri6's Oaice, has from the Plnellas County Urban League for his out- received the annual Distinguished Leadership Award standing support; and an outstanding honoree award from the National Association for Community Leader- from Pinellas Emergency Mental Health Services. ship to honor him for exemplifying the spirit, goals and He was recently nominated for the position ofU.S. standards of civic commitment. Marshal in the middle district ofFlorida byU. S.Senator Previous honors include a Citizen of the Year" Connie Mack. Sheriff Rice —From the Weekly Challenger, Tampa Pi nellas County

THE SHERiFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 49 POLK COUN'IY ment, 1978-84;Certified Police Instructor, 1976- Bartou/ 84; completed Florida Police Standards Career Sheriff Lawrence W. Crow, Jr. (R) Development Courses in Police Administra- tion, Police Supervision, Criminal Investiga- tions, Crisis Intervention; elected Sheriff, 1984; Born Glen Dale, West Virginia, July 29, 1942 reelected, 1988. Military Florida National Education public schools, Lakeland, Florida; Guard, 1962to present, currently holding rank received Degree in Police Associate Science, of Lieutenant Colonel; Honors Florida Com- Polk Community Winter Haven, College, 1973; mendation Medal, Army Achievement Medal, Bachelor of Science Degree, Police Adminis- Army Commendation Medal, Florida Meritori- tration, Rollins Winter Park, Florida College, ous Service Award; Outstanding Young Law Wanda Children Two Church Bap- 1975 Wife Enforcement Officer, 1979, awarded by St. tist Career Lakeland Police Department joined Augustine Jaycees; Lifetime Public Service in 1962 as a cadet; graduated from FBI Na- Award, 1989,Democratic Woman's Club; Dis- tional attended IACP train- Sheriff Crow Academy, 1979; tinguished Service Award from Florida Sher- schools; Lakeland Police Chief, Polk County ing appointed iffs Association; elected to Sheriffs Association 1980;appointed Sheriff of Polk County, 1987; Board of Directors, 1990;member and Chair- elected Sheriff, 1988 Military U. S. Navy man, Board ofDirectors, Florida Sheriffs Youth 1960-62, Europe Honors Chosen as 6th Fleet, Ranches, Inc. Board ofDirectors, United Way; the alumnus of Polk Community ; outstanding Past President, Kiwanis Club; graduate of the College in 1984. FBI National Academy.

PUTNAM COUNTY ST. LUCIE COUNTY Palatka Ft. Pierce Sheriff Taylor Douglas (D) Sheriff R. C. "Bobby" Knowles (R)

Born Daytona Beach, Florida, January 18, Born Fort Pierce, Florida, November 14, 1940 1952Education public schools of Palatka, FL; Education Fort Pierce Public Schools; Indian St.Johns River Community College, AADegree; River Community College, AS Degree, Crimi- University of Florida, BA Degree in Political nal Justice; Florida Atlantic University, BA Sheriff Douglas Science with a minor in Criminology; graduate Degree, Criminal Justice; graduate, Police Acad- Putnam County of FBI National Academy Wife Marsha Chil- emy, also Zonn Institute ofPolygraph and DEA dren Two Church Baptist Career 11years with drug training school Wife Ann Church Presby- Putnam County SherifFs Office as Uniform terian Career 1959-61,U.S.Marine Corps, Mili- Patrol Officer, Detective and Chief Deputy; tary Policeman; 1967-1984, Criminal Investi- elected Sheriff in 1988 Affiliations member, gator, State Attorney's Office, 19th Judicial Azalea City Kiwanis Club (Past President), Circuit; also served as administrative assis- Palatka Jaycees (Past President), Palatka tant to State Attorney and Commander ofDrug Masonic Lodge ¹34 Honors chosen Outstand- Task Force; elected Sheriff, 1984; re-elected, ing Young Man ofthe Year in Putnam County, 1988 Military Florida National Guard, 1956- 1986; Outstanding Law Enforcement Officer 1958; U.S. Marine Corps, 1958-1966, Combat in Putnam County, 1978, 1983; Director, Action Ribbon, Presidential Unit Citation, Viet- Putnam County Federal Credit Union; mem- namese Cross ofGallantry, Vietnam Campaign ber, Boards ofDirectors, Putnam County Chap- Medal and Service Medal; U.S. Marine Corps ters, American Cancer Society and March of Reserve, 1971-73;U.S.Army Reserve, 1973to Dimes; received Civic Betterment Award from present, MSG military policeman, 3220th USAR Elks Putnam County Salvation Garrison, West Palm Beach; received Army Sheriff Perry Lodge; Army (Chairman); Putnam County Chamber ofCom- commendation for heroism, Cuban Resettle- St. Johns County merce (Director); Putnam County Alcohol and ment Program, Ft. Indiantown Gap, Pennsyl- Drug Council (Director); Putnam County vania; served in Panama as "Advisor" to the Y.M.C.A. (Director). Panamanian Police Force, 1990 Honors Past President, Florida Prosecutors Investigators ST. JOHNS COUNTY Association; member, Fort Pierce Rotary Club, St. Augustine VFW, Port St. Lucie Chamber of Commerce, Sheriff Neil Perry (R) Fort Pierce/St. Lucie County Chamber ofCom- merce; member, National Sheriffs Association, Born St. Augustine, Florida, May 19, 1945 Moose Lodge, Republican Club; President of Education AA Degree in Criminal Justice, Cum Treasure Coast Chiefs' and Sheriffs' Associa- Laude, St. Johns River Community College tion, 1989; District Chairman, Boy Scouts of Wife Syd Children Four Church Presbyterian America, 1989;elected member and Chairman Career 23 years' experience in law enforce- of the Florida Sheriffs Association Board of ment, including: reserve officer, St.Augustine Directors, 1990,Vice President in 1991;Police Police Department, 1968-74;patrol deputy, St. Executive Research Forum Member; Vice Chair- Sheriff Knowles Johns County SherifFs Department, 1974-78; man, FSA State Task Force, 1990; Sheriffs St. Lucie County detective, St. Johns County SherifFs Depart- Committee for Good Government, 1990; Sen-

50 + THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 ate Drug Policy Advisory Committee, 1990; SEMINOLE COUNTY Task Force Criminal Justice Training Program Sanford Improvement Grant, Phase III, 1990;St. Lucie Sheriff Donald Eslinger (R) Distinguished Alumni Award IRCC (Indian F. River Community College), 1989;Ad Hoc mem- Educa- ber, Sentencing Guidelines Commission. Born Detroit, Michigan, July 13, 1957 tion public school in Warren, Michigan; at- SANTA ROSA COUNTY tended Macomb County Community College, Mt. Clemens, Michigan; Seminole Community Milton College, Sanford, Florida; numerous career Sheriff Mauriece Coffman, Jr. (D) development schools Wi fe Mary Church Catho- lic Career Advanced to rank ofmajor during 12 Born Fulton, Kentucky, October 31, 1929 years with the Seminole County SherifFs Of- Education public schools of South Fulton, fice; appointed Sheriff in 1990 for a two-year Tennessee; Bruce Business Institute of Ac- term following the resignation of Seminole Sheriff Coffman counting, Martin, Tennessee; completed law County Sheriff John E.Polk Honors Outstand- Santa Rosa County enforcement courses offered by Pensacola Jun- ing Performance ofDuty Award from Kiwanis ior College, and Valencia Community College, Club of Central Florida; Military Order of the Orlando Wife Shirley Children Four Church Purple Heart for meritorious and conspicuous Methodist Career 15years inlaw enforcement, service; Law Of5cer of the Year Award (1984) including eight years as Chief Investigator, from Voiture 487, Seminole County 40 et 8; Santa Rosa County SherifFs Of5ce; two years Public Safety Of5cer ofthe Year, from Greater as Chief Investigator, Milton Police Depart- Seminole County Chamber of Commerce; Dis- ment; elected Sheriff in 1984 and 1988.Mili- tinguished Service Award from Florida Coun- tary U.S.Air Force Honors chosen Of5cer ofthe cil on Crime and DelinquencyA@liations Board Year, 1977,for pioneering efforts in the use of of Directors, Grove Counseling Center; Cen- hypnosis in criminal investigations. tral Florida Criminal Justice Council; Board of Directors, United Way Advisory Board; Semi- SARASOTA COUNTY nole County Victims' Rights Coalition Advi- Sarasota sory Board. Sheriff Geoffrey Monge (R) SUMTER COUNTY Sheriff Monge Bushnell Sarasota County & Born Sterling, Illinois, April 2, 1945Education Bachelor's Degree, Sociology, Washington Uni- Sheriff James L. (Jamie) Adams, Jr. (D) versity, St.Louis, MO; Master's Degree, Crimi- nology, Florida State University; graduated Born Fenholloway, Florida, December 5, 1940 from FBINational Academy Wife Pat Children Education public schools ofTaylor County; BA Two Church Methodist Career 8 V2 years with Degree in Criminology from St. Leo College; Florida Department of Law Enforcement, last F.B.I.National Academy; National Academy of assignment Special Agent-in-Charge, Orlando Corrections; numerous state and federal schools Field Office; began Sarasota County SherifFs on law enforcement and administration Wife Department career on August 1, 1977, as De- Betty Children Two Church Assembly of God tective Captain; advanced to Director of Police Career Wildlife Of5cer, Florida Game and Fresh Services, Chief Deputy and (appointed) Sher- Water Fish Commission; elected Sheriff, 1980; iff; elected Sheriff in 1984 and 1988; Honors re-elected, 1984 and 1988Military U.S.Army Charter President, Sarasota County Criminal Paratrooper 82nd Airborne Division Honors Justice Council, 1979;President, Big Brothers/ Past Master, Masonic Lodge No. 30;Past Wor- Big Sisters, 1982-83;"BigBrother" for 13years; thy Patron ofEastern Star Chapter 10; Silver Sheriff Eslinger Rotarian and member ofElks Lodge; Executive Beaver Award, Boy Scouts ofAmerica; D.A.V.; Seminole County Director Sarasota County Police Athletic Past Commander, American Legion Post 101; League; Sunday School teacher and usher at Withlacoochee Vo-Tech, Law Enforcement Trinity United Methodist Church; President, Advisory Committee; elected to Sheriffs Asso- Rotary Club of Sarasota, 1986/87; 9 gallon ciation Board of Directors, 1989 and 1990; blood donor; appointed to Medical Examiner's elected Chaplain in 1991; appointed to Commission by Governor; appointed to the FBI Governor's Criminal Justice Task Force, 1991; UCR Advisory Policy Board; elected to Sheriffs appointed to National Drug Task Force by Association Board ofDirectors, 1989,re-elected, National Sheriffs' Association. 1990; appointed member Governing Board of Florida Sheriffs' Youth Ranches, Inc., 1989; We salute. ..Diane Pearson Vice Chairman Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches ORLANDO —Orange County Sheriff Walt Board, 1990 and 1991. Gallagher presented a Medal of Valor to Deputy Diane Pearson after she risked her life to give first aid ta a pilot trapped in the wreckage of a light airplane. Leaking gasoline made the situation extremely hazardous. Sheriff Adams —From the Planter Apopka Sumter County

THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 51 Crime and Delinquency; Past President, Union County Parents' Association; Past President, Rotary; member Masonic Lodge; served as Secretary, Florida Sheriffs Association, 1987-. 88; Treasurer, 1989; elected Vice President, 1990,Presidentin 1991;received Distinguished Service Award in field oflaw enforcement from Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency, 1988-89; completed National Crime Preven- tion Council Drug Demand Reduction Semi- nar; graduate of the FBI National Academy, 1991. VOLUSIA COUNTY Sheriff Walker Sheriff Leonard DeLand Taylor County Suwannee County Sheriff Bob Vogel (R*)

SUWANNEE COUNTY ~Election is non-partisan in this county Live Oak Born Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, January 29, Sheriff Robert Leonard (D) 1947Education Avonworth High School (PA); Daytona Beach Community College; Univer- N, * sity of Central Florida, BA Degree in Criminal Born Live Oak, Florida, March 23, 1933Edu- Justice; Rollins College, attended graduate cation public schools in Live Oak; attended school, Criminal Justice subjects Wife Jean- East Tennessee State College, Johnson City, Marta Children One Church Catholic Career 15 TN; Wife Carol Children One Church Baptist years, Florida Highway Patrol Trooper; half- Career Florida Highway Patrol Trooper, 1963- year, investigator for the State Attorney, 68;Beverage Agent, Division ofBeverage, 1968- Daytona Beach; elected Sheriff, 1988Military 72; elected Sheriff in 1972; re-elected in 1976, three years, U.S.Marine Corps; Vietnam com- 1980,1984and 1988;Military U.S.Army, 1953- bat duty 13 months Honors chosen Law En- 55; Florida National Guard, (retired); Honors Sheriff Whitehead forcement Officer of the Year by Martin Served on Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, Girls Union County Marietta, Sea World, Burger King, Rotary Cluk Villa and Youth Fund Boards ofTrustees; past of Ormond Beach West, Kiwanis Club of Holly member, Florida Sheriffs Youth Fund. Hill, Sunset Lions Club of Daytona Beach, TAYLOR COUNTY Florida Council ofCrime and Delinquency, and Beach Elks honored for Perry Daytona Lodge @1141; Sheriff excellence by Florida's Governor and Cabinet, John Wesley Walker (D) Federal Drug Enforcement Administration, Civic League ofHalifax Area, Holly Hill Knights Born Foley, Florida, September 20, 1940Edu- of Columbus, South Daytona Beach Citizens' cation public schools of Taylor County; Indian Alert, Daytona Beach and Port Orange VFW River Junior College; Gulf Coast Community Posts and East Winter Park Kiwanis Club. College; Tallahassee Community College; Florida State University; FBI National Acad- WAKULLA COUNTY emy; Pinellas County Police Academy; Wife Craw fordvi lie AnnetteChi ldren Two Church Baptist Career Sheriff David F.Harvey (D) Served in Florida Marine Patrol for 22 years; Sheriff Military U. Reserve Hon- Vogel S.Army eight years Born Tallahassee, Florida, November 27, 1949 Volusia ors first Florida Marine Patrol officer invited County to Education public schools of Wakulla County; attend the FBINational Academy. AA Degree, Chipola Junior College, Marianna; UNION COUNTY BSDegree in Criminology, Florida State Uni- versity; graduate credits, University of Vir- Lake Butler ginia; Wi fe Rhonda Children One Church Bap- Sheriff Jerry Whitehead (D) tist Career Florida Parole Commission, four years; elected Sheriff in 1976;re-elected, 1980, Born Lake City, Florida, September 27, 1953 1984and 1988;graduated from National Sher- Education Union County High School; Lake iffs'Institute, FBINational Academy; National City Community College, Police Standards Institute of Corrections; Police Executive In- Training; FDLE Executive Institute, Budget stitute; The Chief Executive Seminar Honors Preparation, Disaster Preparedness; Florida Master Mason, Crawfordville Masonic Lodge State University, Vicarious Liability Training No. 294;Tallahassee Scottish Rite Bodies, 32nd Wife Bobbie Children Two Church Christian Degree; Marzuq Temple; Chairman, Florida Church Prior Occupation repairman, Florida Sheriffs Association's Legislative Committee, Sheriff Harvey Hydrocarbons; Career elected Sheriff in 1984 1981; Region III Police Standards Training Wakulla County and 1988;Honors member, Florida Council on Advisory Council; Florida Council on Criminal

52 + THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 Justice, 1979-82,Vice Chairman; selected Out- Techniques and Investigative Hypnosis at Re- standing Law Enforcement Officer for 1980by gional Investigators Conference; National Con- Coastal Optimist Club; Outstanding Young ference on Violence at Florida Department of Men ofAmerica, U.S.Jaycees; member, Board Law Enforcement; Organized Crime Institute; of Managers, Florida Sheriffs Self-Insurance elected Sheriff, 1980;re-elected, 1984and 1988; Fund; Past President, Florida Sheriffs Asso- Military U.S. Army, 1963-65. ciation, 1984; elected to Board of Directors, 1989, re-elected, 1991; President, Apalachee Human Services, 1987-89;President, Wakulla WASHINGTON COUNTY Shrine Club, 1990-1991. Chipley Sheriff Fred Peel (D) WALTON COUNTY DeFuniak Springs Born Marianna, Florida, December 14, 1946 Sheriff Quinn McMillian (D) Education public schools of Washington Sheriff McMillian County; BSDegree, University of Florida; MS Walton County Born DeFuniak Springs, Florida, August 15, Degree, University of West Florida Children 1940Education Walton High School, DeFuniak Two Church Assembly of God Career Gradu- Springs Wife Rebecca Children Two Church ated National Sheriffs'Institute, 1977,National Baptist Career Walton County Sheriff's Office, Institute of Corrections, 1980; 600 hours of deputy and investigator for five years; gradu- training, Criminal Justice Standards and ate ofPolice Standards 4 Training School, and Training Commission; certified police training Crime Scene Evidence Technology School, instructor; elected Sheriff, 1976, re-elected, Okaloosa-Walton Junior College; Homicide 1980, 1984 and 1988; graduated from FBI Investigation School, St. Petersburg Junior National Academy, 1982.Military Major, Na- College; breathalyzer courses at Washington- tional Guard (Retired); U.S. Army Ranger; Holmes Area Vo-Tech School; attended caurses Honors served as President and Chairman of in Executive and Civil Liability, Executive and Board ofDirectors, Florida Sheriffs Association; Time Management, Executive and Personnel appointed by Governor to State Medical Ex- presented by Florida Department of Law En- aminers Commission; Past President, Chipley forcement; the Law Enforcement Academy Ex- Kiwalll 9Club; named Washington County Law ecutive Institute; Psychological Interrogative Enforcement Officer ofthe Year by VFW, 1988. Sheriff Peel Washington County

Sftd ttNII Ie~ll(II; ', ' @AWOL'LA SWtNGS. , "~s, . criminal justice exetxttivtts; srha cattectIvety represen't samei':4t0 @an-W-iab ~~bs, ' e~y ~~frafA'M Rartda;Crtmtnttt J~ titIe instIlute, .i:.training ~:, prbvtded by tlat 'Ftalfda ~aflaw Enfar~(F9(@,~ ' Vhey sre: (from left,':-:beg~ with th@ top, -:raw). ;:Hem~ County. 8herttIi: Tern, ;,Mylar, , Mtrko-Dadem~tt~~DspL of6neagcIns ' Lawrence, Marian ~Sheriff ' Don Mgreland; (rnkfdte row): Naples Pattae IShtef Ptlut 'able, , IDLE Assistant Ccsn'miss~ Sob Cummings, LM' Ceb'nty Sheriff's Office Capt. Hawitd gchletch, Parole Comm~fir ShvedM. PtneNttftptwk Pdttce ~. Chief David Mitchan, Rarlda Highway Pattot Dt~ Burkstt, "Dtvt~ of Cer- Assistant Stfcretary, af Operations Ron Jones, Boqa ".: R'@fan Police Chief Ptftsr Pstraaca; (front raw) University at%est Florida Patios Chief Was Cummings, Wakutta County Sheriff David Harvey, Director of Law Moody, Tarpan Springs Patios Chief Kelth Bergstrom, and St.John' s Enforcement Division for the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commis- County Sheriffs Oflice Cattt. Ned Hafner. sion Robert Edwards, Lake Ctarke Shares Police Chief Deborah

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Bonni Tischler Drug Enforcement Gainesville, 32601 Special Agent-in-Charge Administration (904) 871-2077 North Florida Area Achilles Task Force Group Alcohol, Tobacco dk 2203 N. Lois Ave. Suite 600 Leonard Wilhams Group Supervisor , MIAMI FIELD Firearms Tampa, 33607 Resident Agent-in-Charge Chuck Friedrichs DIVISION (813)225-7638 3384 Capital Circle, NE (306) 536-3035 DISTRICT OFFICE Thomas V. Cash Tallahassee, 32301 Border Patrol Larry F.Mulkearns Special Agent-in-Charge (904) 681-7412 Robert J. Creighton Assistant Special 8400 NW 53rd St. Special Agent-in-Charge Agent-in-Charge Marshall M. Metzgar Miami, 38166 Federal Bureau of 8420 NW 52nd Division I St. Chief Patrol Agent (305) 590-4861 Investigation Suite (Same Address) 120 P. O. Box 8909 Miami, 33166 Tampa, 33607 Pembroke Pines, 33084 Michael Powers JACKSONVILLE 225-7638 (305) 636-4368 (305) 963-9807 (813) Assistant Special DIVISION Agent-in-Charge Assistant SAC's Brad E. Knutter Steven J. Rickman 5426 Bay Center Drive Joseph V. Corless Malcolm W. Assistant Special Brady Patrol Agent-in-Charge Tampa, 33609 Special Agent-in-Charge Paul Snable Agent-in-Charge Miami Station (813)228-2178 P. O. Box 8928 Division P. O. Box 8909 II Jacksonville, 32239 FIELD (Same Address) OFFICES Pembroke Pines, 33084 Aldo Aurillo (904) 721-1211 (305) 963-9805 Tampa, 33607 Resident Agent-in-Charge Ronald D. Mitchell (813)225-7638 3111S. Dixie Hwy. RESIDENT AGENCIES Supervisor Thomas McShane Suite 145 Miami Robert G. Austin Group I Patrol Agent-in-Charge West Palm Beach, 33405 P. O. Box 1070 536-4248 Resident Agent-in-Charge (305) Jacksonville Station (305)659-3660 Daytona Beach, 32115 James W. Pherson 1250 8th St. P. O. Box 4849 E. (904) 252-0463 Jacksonville, 32206 Supervisor Jacksonville, 32201 Robert Michelotti 791-2611 Miami Group II (904) 791-3998 (904) Resident Agent-in-Charge P. O. Box 383 (305) 536-4249 4077 Woodcock Dr. Ft. Walton Beach, 32548 Paul DuCuennois William R. J. Richard J. Greenier Logan Suite 210 (904) 244-5179 Supervisor Resident Agent-in-Charge Patrol Agent in-Charge Jacksonville, 32207 Miami 6324 Corporate Ct. W. Group III Orlando Station , S. (904) 791-3566 P. 0. Box 140250 (305) 536-4554 Ft. 33919 P. O. Drawer 0 Myers, Gainesville, 32614 Edgar Domenech 433-7773 Winter Park, 32789 (813) Gene Johnson (904) 372-0850 Supervisor (407) 644-6204 Resident Agent-in-Charge Miami Group IV Ted R. Hill 498 Palm Springs Dr. P. O. Box 731 (305) 536-4556 Resident Agent-in-Charge Larry Arthurs Sun Bank Bldg. , Suite 301 Ocala, 32678 Highway Patrol Agent-in-Charge 5209 W. 98 Altamonte Springs, 32701 (904) 732-7563 Tampa Panama 32401 Tampa Station City, (407) 648-6155 Resident Agent in 763-8418 Charge P. O. Box 3344 (904) P. O. Box 20068 James Sudberry Tampa, 33601 Brian Raftery Panama City 32407 (813)228-2184 (813)228-2160 John Sullivan Resident Agent in-Charge (904) 785-8751 Resident Agent-in-Charge 12730 New Brittany Blvd. Orlando Broward Blvd. Neal A. Richards 299 E. Suite 50 P. O. Box 12944 Resident in Lauderdale, 33301 Agent Charge Patrol Agent-in-Charge Ft. Ft. Myers, 33907 Pensacola, 32501 Michael W. 356-7239 Hegerfeld West Palm Beach Station (305) (813)275-3662 (904)432-3476 (407) 648-6136 P. O. Box 9875 Thomas Frasca Riviera Beach, 33419 J. Ellis Dean P. O. Box 1016 Jacksonville (407) 848-6161 Resident Agent-in-Charge Resident Agent-in-Charge Tallahassee, 32302 Resident Agent in Charge 325 John Knox Rd. Marine Trade Center (904) 224-4107 Michael Biristow Customs Service Suite C-100 Suite 215 (904) 791-3468 Tallahassee, 32303 5323 W. Hwy. 98 MIAMI DIVISION (904) 942-8802 William Rosenblatt Panama City, 32401 Pensacola Special Agent-in-Charge (904) 769-3407 William A. Gavin Resident Agent in Charge Joe Henderson South Florida Area Special Agent-in-Charge Hank Neil Resident Agent-in-Charge 8075 N.W. 53rd St. Joseph Salvamini P. O. Box 592418 AMF (904) 433-2332 7666 Southland Blvd. Miami, 33166 Asst. Special Miami International Suite 103 (305) 597-6000 Agent-in-Charge Airport Ft. Lauderdale Orlando, 32809 Ft. Lauderdale District Miami, 33159 Resident Agent in Charge (407) 648-6847 Dennis R. Fagan Office (305) 944-9101 George Henderson Tim Wagner Crown Center Bldg. 5 (305) 527-7370 Other RAC (Mffces Deputy Special 1475 W. Cypress Creek Rd. RESIDENT AGENCIES in Florida Agents-in-Charge Ft. Lauderdale, 33309 West Palm Beach W. Palm Beach (Same Address) (305) 526-7220 P. O. Box 3-112 Resident Agent in Charge Port Canaveral Miami, 33166 Ft. Pierce, 33845 Daniel R. McBride (305) 597-6000 Pensacola Dale Laverty (407) 461-6142 (407) 835-8878 Key West Resident Agent-in-Charge Islamorada Cheryl Quinlan, Director 95360 Overseas Hwy. P. O. Box 1408 Organized Crime Ft. Pierce Sector Intelligence P. O. Box 2930 Homestead, 33030 Enforcement Cocoa Beach Drug Task Unit Key Largo, 33037 (305) 248-8677 Force (OCDETF) 909 S.E. First Avenue (305) 852-7874 Group Supervisor Suite 636 P. O. Box 887 Alexander D'Atri J. Brickell Plaza Bldg. Stanley Morrisey Key West, 33041 Miami Miami, 33131 Resident Agent in-Charge (305) 296-3093 (305) 536-7592 (305) 536-4467 235 S. Main St., Suite 202

54 + THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 P. O. Box 1389 DISTRICT SOUTHERN BRANCH Eric Johnson, Resident Agent West Palm Beach Office West Palm Beach, 33402 Maurice L. Dettmer, Chief Allen Demeter, Chief 80 N. Hughey St. 701 Clematis St. (407) 833-751? Clifford P. Earp, Branch Chief 51 S.W. 1st Ave. Room 212 West Palm Beach, 33401 P. O. Box 35045 Room 900, Stop 9100 Orlando, 32801 (407) 655-1029 P. O. Box 2176 Jacksonville, 32202 Miami, 33130 (407) 648-6333 Naples, 33939 (904) 791-2963 (305) 536-4421 United States (813)263-8225 Jack E. Kippenberger Marshals GROUP MANAGERS GROUP MANAGERS: Special Agenct-in-Charge TAMPA DIVISION George Roger Edwards F. Meyer, Jr. 8375 N.W. 53rd St. NORTHERN DISTRICT 4613 Phillips 51 S.W. 1st Ave. Hwy. Suite 201 W. L. McLendon Allen H. McCreight Suite 201 Room 920, Stop 9101 33166 Miami, U.S. Marshal Special Agent-in-Charge Jacksonville, 32207 Miami, 33130 591-3660 (305) P. O. Box 10229 P. O. Box 172177 (904) 443-2062 (305)536-5361 Tallahassee, 32302 Tampa, 33672-0177 David H. Noznesky (904) 942-8400 (813)228-7661 Craig L. Waldon Jerome Owens Resident Agent 80 N. Hughey Ave. 51 S.W. 1st Ave. Federal Suite 231 Bldg. , Ronald J Wierenga Sr RESIDENT AGENCIES Orlando, 32801 Room 920, Stop 9102 701 Clematis St. Chief Deputy Marshal (407) 648-6551 Miami, 33130 33401 West Palm Beach, P. O. Box 10229 P. O. Box 1904 (305) 536-7535 659-0184 (407) Tallahassee, 32802 Cocoa, 32923 Gerald W. Matthews (904) 942-8400 (407) 636-5820 80 N. Hughey Ave. Barbara Hurley Richard L. McClelland Orlando, 32801 18441 N.W. 2nd Ave. Special Agent-in-Charge Larry Riffe P. O. Box 06856 (407) 648-6551 Room 306, Stop 9103 Suite 740 700 Twiggs St., Supervisory Deputy Marshal Ft. Myers, 33906-6856 Miami, 33169 33602 Tampa, P. O. Box 1150 (813)936%200 Alycyn Lorenzen-Lewis (305) 654-6265 228-2636 (813) Pensacola, 32501 2203 N. Lois Ave. (904) 469-8270 P. O. Box 1246 Tampa, 33607-2356 Michael McDonald United States Lakeland, 33802-1246 228-2301 Kroger Center (813) MIDDLE DISTRICT (813)682-6114 8245 N.W. 53rd St., Stop 9104 Attorneys Lonnie R. Hickey George A. Scott Miami, 33166 DISTRICT U.S.Marshal 500 Winderly Place 2203 N. Lois Ave. (305)597-2081 NORTHERN Avenue Maitland, 32751 Kenneth W. Sukhia 611N. Florida Tampa, 33607-2356 33601 (407) 875-9976 (813)228-2047 Dennis Donnell U.S.Attorney Tampa, 10300Sunset Dr. Suite 510 (813)228-2146 Calhoun St. P. O. Box 1053 Thomas C. Daniel, Jr. Suite 150, Stop 9105 315S. Albert R. Matney Largo, 34949-1053 220 W. Garden St. Miami, 33173 Tallahassee, 32301 942-8430 Chief Deputy (813)581-9938 Suite 514, Sun Bank Bldg. (305) 270-6279 (904) 611Florida Ave. Pensacola, 32501 33601 P. O. Box 250 435-8470 James Michalak Pensacola Office Tampa, (904) 228-2146 Sarasota, 34230 Kroger Center 114E. Gregory St. (813) 32501-4916 (813)955-3325 FORT LAUDERDALE 8245 N.W. 53rd St., Stop 9106 Pensacola, Robert Broadus DISTRICT Miami, 83166 (904) 434-3251 Supervisor-Operations Daniel M. Dockum, Chief (305) 597-1989 Immigration Jk Natural- Tampa, 33601 Ross Lawson, Assistant Chief MIDDLE DISTRICT ization Service Genzman (813)228-2146 1 N. University Dr. Postal Inspectors Robert W. Suite B-340, Stop 9000 U.S. Attorney Richard B. Smith Les Smith Plantation, 33324 Timberlake Bldg. District Director M. D. Purcell 500 Zack St. 4th Floor Supervisor-Operations (305) 424-2210 Postal Inspector-in-Charge , 7880 Biscayne Blvd. Tampa, 33602 Orlando, 32801 Miami, 33138 Tampa, 33622-2526 (813)225-7300 (407) 648-6326 (305) 536-5741 NORTHERN BRANCH (813)281-5202 Anthony D. Ferris, Chief Larry Richter 7771 W. Oakland Park Blvd. Jacksonville Office Carol D. Chasse S.W. McClelland, Inspector Supervisor-Operations Suite 229, Stop 9200 P. O. Box 600 Deputy District Director P. O. Box 620124 32201 Jacksonville, 32201 Ft. Lauderdale, 33351 Jacksonville, 7880 Biscayne Blvd. Orlando, 32862-0124 (904) 791-2293 572-6230 (904) 791-2682 Miami, 33138 (305) (407) 850-6399 (305) 536-5741 Jan Musgrave GROUP MANAGERS Orlando Office R. G. Johnson, Inspector Warrants Peter W. Lindsey 201 Federal Bldg. James Minton P. O. Box 40176 Tampa, 33601 300 Lock 80 N. Hughey Ave. OfFicer-in-Charge Road, Stop 9211 Jacksonville, 32203-0176 228-2146 Deerfield Beach, 33442 Orlando, 32801 (813) 5509 Gray St. Suite 113 (904) 359-2791 , (305) 480-6144 (407) 648-6700 Tampa, 33609 Eric Thompson Grudek (813)228-2138 R. T. Ft. Myers Office Warrants S. Rene Munoz Postal Inspector-in&barge 2000 Main Street Orlando, 32801 299 E. Broward Blvd. 33152-0772 David A. Angotti Miami, Barnett Centre, Suite 701 (407) 648-6326 Officer-in-Charge Room 309D, Stop 9212 (305)470-0379 Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 Ft. Myers, 33901 Federal Bldg. , Room G18 Carr (305) 856-7402 (813)337-7700 Ralph 400 W. Bay St. J. W. Holland, Jr. Warrants Jacksonville, 32202 Postal Inspector-in-Charge SOUTHERN DISTRICT Jacksonville, 32201 Ralph L. Gay 35202-2767 (904) 791-3156 Birmingham, AL James G. McAdams III (904) 791-2293 7771 W. Oakland Park Blvd. (205) 621-0270 Suite 231, Stop 9213 U.S.Attorney James Breslin, Supervisor SOUTHERN DISTRICT Ft. Lauderdale, 33351 155 S. Miami Ave. Immigration Inspector T. J.Smith, Postal Inspector Daniel Horgan (305) 572-6200 Miami, 33130 J. 4 E.Port Road, Room 129 8211 W. Broward Blvd. (305) 536-4471 U.S. Marshal P. O. Box 9846 Suite 400 301 N. Miami Ave. Thomas J.McGovern Riviera Beach, 33404 Plantation, 3S324-2714 Suite 205 1764 N. Congress Avenue Ft. Lauderdale Office (407) 844-1377 (305) 474-1551 Broward Financial Center Miami, 33128 Stop 9214 Blvd. (305) 536-5346 West Palm Beach, 33409 500 E.Browsrd , 7th Floor Internal Revenue Secret Service 33394-3098 (407) 688-8707 Ft. Lauderdale, Service (305) 356-7254 James A. Tassone Paul A. Hackenberry Chief Joe Bruno Deputy Criminal Investigation Special Agent-in-Charge (305) 536-5346 12381Cleveland Ave. Ft. Pierce Office Division 7820 Arlington Expy. Suite 300, Stop 9215 505 S. Second St., Suite 200 Suite 500 Pierce, William Luttinger Ft. Myers, 33907 Ft. 34950 JACKSONVILLE Jacksonville, S2211 (407) 4664899 Supervisor-Court (813)936-1968 (904) 724-4530 THE SHERIFFS STAR e FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 55 Security Hunter Pierce Key West Division Room 209 Mike Fath, Sgt. (305) 536-4686 Administrative OIBcer Jim Miller Hurston Bldg. , N. Tower 1199S.Hwy. U.S. 1 (305) 536-5346 Room 215 Orlando, 32801 S.& S. Bldg. , Suite 8 Robert Pastula U.S. Court House (407) 423-6973 Rockledge, 32955 Supervisor-Court Ft. Lauderdale Division 301 Simonton St. (407) 690-3266 Support Larry Carter Key West, 33040 E.A. Hooper, Capt. (305) 536-5904 Supervisor (305) 296-3023 Park Trammel Bldg. Attorney General 299 E.Broward Blvd. 1313Tampa St. James Simmons Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 Fort &cree Dnnsion Suite 702 Robert A. Butterworth Supervisor-Cell Block (305) 356-7256 Lloyd Allgaier Tampa, 33602 Attorney General (305) 536-5916 U.S. Court House (813)272-2610 State of Florida West Palm Beach Room 132 The Capitol Wilier Blanding Division 500 Orange Ave. L. Mato, Cpt. J. Tallahassee, 32399-1050 Supervisor-Asset Seizure Edward Stubbs Ft. Pierce, 34950 2189 Cleveland St. (904) 487-1963 (305) 536-4706 Supervisor (407) 467-1723 Suite 266, Belcher Plaza 701 Clematis St. Clearwater, 34625 Pete Antonacci, Deputy Shawn Conboy West Palm Beach, 33402 (813)469-5930 Exec. Supervisor-Warrants (407) 655-1827 Ron Vfflella, Deputy Richard Doran, Asst. Deputy (305) 536-4628 T. L. Ewing, Cpt. Les Garringer, Asst. Deputy 2830 Winkler Ave. The Suite 107 Capitol 32399-1050 Ft. 33916-9357 Tallahassee, Myers, 487-1963 (813)278-7195 (904) BRANCH OFFICES Bradley Nelson, Sgt. 1748 Independence Blvd. Agriculture Sr, Susie Mathis 725 S. Bronough St. Julie Thornton Bldg. G, Suite 1 Brands Registrar 223-A Johns Bldg. Suite 921N Consumer Services, Sarasota, 34234 Room 328, Bldg. Tallahassee, 32399-1020 Dade Regional Department of Mayo (813)359-5640 County Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 488-7891 Service Center 488-7141 401 NW 2nd Ave. DIVISION OF ANIMAL (904) T. P. Director Wheeler, Capt. INDUSTRY, LAW John J. Harris, Deputy Miami, 33128 Harold L. Barry 725 S. Bronough St. (305) 377-5441 ENFORCEMENT UNIT 8685 N. W. 53rd Terrace Investigator Ta11 ah assee, 32399 1023 Miami, 33166 Rt. 12, Box 125 (904) 488-3227 Quince William E. Pace, DVM, MS (305) 470-6783 Peggy Director Lake City, 32055 Westwood Center, 7th Floor (904) 755-7003 DISTRICTS & SUB- 2002 N. Lois Ave. Division of Animal Industry David Banks, Sgt. OFFICES Tampa, 33607 Room 335, Mayo Bldg. Key West Professional Harold T. Hardee (813)873-4739 Tallahassee, 32399-0800 Center Investigator T. L. Stout, Lt. (904) 488-7747 111112t}1St. Rt. Box125 (Supervisor Pensacola Joan Fowler I, Suite 205-B Chiefland, 32626 Distnct Office) Palm Beach County INSPECTOR GENERAL Key West, 33040 (904) 493-9365 160 Governmental Ctr. Regional Service Center AGRICULTURE DIVISION (305) 292-6755 OF ADMINISTRATION Suite 401 111Georgia Ave. Joe Pereira Pensacola, 32501 Room 204 R. R. Smith, Capt. Investigator (904) 436-8060 West Palm Beach, 33401 Robert R. Demspey 499 NW 70th Ave. P. O. Box 20007 (407) 837-5062 Inspector General Agriculture Suite 312 Bradenton, 34203-0007 Bruce E. Ashley, Lt, The Capitol, Suite 1003 Atrium Executive Plaza (813)722-7761 (Supervisor Tallahassee Edwin Wasinger Tallahassee, 32399-0800 Plantation, 33317 District Office) 210 N. Palmetto Avc. (904) 488-4026 (305) 797-8408 Douglas G. Webb 345 S. Magnolia Dr. Suite 447 Investigator Surete B-12 Daytona Beach, 32114 Law Enforcement D. L. Gray, Cpt. 7929 Chellie Road Tallahassee, 32301 (904) 238-4990 Investigators II (Supervisor, W. Palm Pensacola, 32526 (904) 488-4271 Beach & Ft. Pierce) (904) 944-5927 Statewide Prosecutor John W. Franklin 111Georgia Ave. G. M. Hill, Lt. Melanic Ann Hines Michael S. Spiers Room 207 John D. Wurst (Supervisor, Panama (Address same as Attorney Robert O. Wells West Palm Beach, 33401 Investigator City & Marianna) General) The Capitol, Suite 1003 (407) 837-5067 Tallahassee, 32399-0800 P. O. Box 4243 614 E. Clinton St. Sebring, 33871-4243 Marianna, 32446 Asst. Statewide Prosecutor (904) 488-5676 Bob Young, Sgt. (813)382-9265 (904) 482-9507 Don Marblestone 800 Virginia Ave. 135 W. Central Blvd. Lt. John O'Brien Suite 32 INSPECTION DIVISION 701 Jenks Ave. Suite C Suite 200 Supervisor , Ft. Pierce, 34982 Panama City, 32402 Orlando, 32801 Room 310, Mayo Bldg. (407) 468-3927 Tallahassee, 32399-0800 Steven Rutz (904) 872-4124 (407) 423-6593 Director (904) 488-7141 Donald O'Steen, Sgt. Room 126, Doyle Conner Bldg. Mark Willingham, Capt. Asst. Statewide Prosecutor (Supervisor, Ocala and 3125 Doyle Conner Blvd. (Supervisor, Jacksonville Oscar Gelpi Warren C. Blue Gainesville) Tallahassee, 32399-1650 & Live Oak) 4000 Hollywood Blvd. Investigator Oak Park Bldg. (904) 488-7447 1127Arlington Rd. Suite 505 South P. O. Box 1357 2002 N.W. 13th St. Suite 100 Jacksonville, 32211 , Hollywood, 33021 Perry, 32347 Gainesville, 32609 ROAD GUARD (904) 727-5550 985-4400 (904) 584-4139 (904) 336-2020 (305) Ben H. Floyd, Chief Clark Raby, Sgt. Criminal Appeals David R. Caldwell Homer Scmggin, Sgt. J. Roger Pittman 320 N. Ohio Ave. Tallahassee Branch Investigator 1103SW 1st Ave. Asst. Chief Live Oak, 32060 Jim P. O. Box 592 Ocala, 32671 Rogers P. O. Box 850 (904) 362-2501 488-0600 Floral City, 32636 (904) 732-1207 (904) (904) 726-8698 Old Town, 32680 (904) 463-2136 R. D. Bishop, Lt. Tampa RICO Branch J.E.Powell, Lt. 1520 Gary Road 4211 N Leis Ave B.Archie Maynard (Supervisor Daytona Alcoholic Beverages Lakeland, 33802 Tampa, 33614 Investigator Beach & Rockledge) and Tobacco, (813)499-2280 Ann Corcoran 5055 NW 160th St. 815 N. Nova Rd. Division (813)878-7370 Okeechobee, 34972 of Daytona Beach, 32117 J. B.Wallace, Capt. (813)467-1793 (904) 254-3711 Richard W. Scully, Director 400 W. Robinson St.

56 + THE SHERIFF'S STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 Broward RICO Corrections, 210 N. Palmetto Ave. Troop E 5th Floor, Suite 515 4000 Hollywood Blvd. Department of Suite 430 1313N. Tampa St. Suite 505 South Daytona Beach, 32014 Maj. Paul E. Gracey Tampa, 33602 Prison (4jz Jail) Hollywood, 33021 (904) 238-4747 1011NW 111th Ave. (813)272-2642 Mona Fandel Inspectors Miami, 33172 (305) 985-4795 25 W. Cedar St. (305) 470-2565 David L. Smith P. O. Box 13545 Forestry, Inspector General Tallahassee RICO Pensacola, 32591-3545 Troop F Division of Steve Parton 2601 Blairstone Rd. (904) 444-8500 Tallahassee, 32399-2500 (904) 488-9105 Mpj. Ronald D. Getman Michael C. Long (904) 488-9265 P. O. Box 20009 Chief of Fire Florida Highway Comptroller, Braden River Branch Control Bureau Clay Lambert Patrol 3125 Conner Blvd. Office of Bradenton, 34203-0009 Chief Prison Inspector (813)758-6431 Tallahassee, 32399-1650 (Same Address) Bobby R. Burkett (904) 488-6111 Gerald Lewis (904) 488-2102 Director Troop G Comptroller (904) 488-6517 The Capitol Game k Fresh Water Edward Sobach Thomas A. Sigman Tallahassee, 32399-0350 Mej. Fish Commission Chief Jail Inspector John W. Carmody P. O. Box 70 (904) 488-0370 (Same Address) Deputy Director E. Palatka, 32131-0070 Robert L. Edwards (904) 487-4012 (904) 488%855 (904) 329-3737 Col. Barry Gladden Director, Division of Law Director of Investigations Enforcement Fire Marshal Col. Charles C. Hall Troop H Office of the Comptroller Chief of Special 620 S. Meridian St. The Capitol, Room 2103 Tallahassee, 32301 Operations Maj. Robert L. Bull Tallahassee 32399-0350 B.J.Peters, D&rector (904) 488-6251 (904) 488-1435 2100 Mahan Dr. (904) 488-5275 Division of State Tallahassee, 32308-6199 Fire Marshal Hill FIELD OPERATIONS (904) 488-8676 Insp. Kyle Tallahassee Area Office Suite 454-Q, Larson Bldg. Bureau Chief 32399-0300 CHIEFS 2002 Old St. Augustine Rd. Tallahassee, (Same Address) (904) 488-8268 Troop K (Turnpike) Bldg. B, Suite 18 Paul B.Taylor (904) 488-6253 Tallahassee, 32301 Smith Deputy Director Mqj. Harvey Shoaff (904) 487-2904 Billy Randy Hopkins (904) 488-1939 P. O. Box 16007 Insp. Asst. Director Bureau Chief Division of W. Palm Beach, 33416 Ft. Lauderdale Area State (Same Address) Fire Marshal Col. Billy Dickson (305) 683-1140 Office (904) 488-5155 (904) 488-6254 Regional Service Center Suite 454-Q, Larson Bldg. Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Troop L 201 W. Broward Blvd. Insp. Neil Branch 488-8268 Col. Gregory G. Dodson Suite 510 (904) Bureau Chief (904) 488-6557 Maj. William R. Driggers Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 Address) P. O. Box 8148 (Same (305) 467-4239 Harry L. Hooper (904) 488-6257 Bureau Chief (Acting) Col. Robert M. Kirby Lantana, 33465 (904) 488-0441 (305) 588-8545 Jacksonville Area Office Bureau of Fire & Arson REGIONAL Investigations Richard P. Daniel Service Col. David Kelly SUPERVISORS Center Suite 479, Larson Bldg. Florida Parole 32399-0300 (904) 487-3501 111E. Coastline Dr. Tallahassee, South (904) 922-3173 Commission Room 640 Mailing address for above: Jacksonville, 32202-3477 Division of Florida REGIONAL Maj. Floyd Buckhalter 359-6085 FIELD OFFICES (904) Highway Patrol SUPERVISORS 3900 Drane Field Rd. Neil Kirkman Lakeland, 33801 105 Lewis St., Box 13 Bldg. Miami Area Office Tallahassee, 32399-0550 REGION 1 1-800-282-8002 401 NW 2nd Ave. Ft. Walton Beach, 32547-3182 (904) 833-9125 Suite N708 TROOPS Ronald Harrell, Administrator Northwest Miami, 33128-1796 Suite 479, Larson Bldg. (Acting) (305) 377-5213 Mgj. Rona)d Walsingham Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Troop A P. O. Box 861 6938 Hwy. 2321 (904) 488-9825 Chattahoochee, 32324 Orlando Area Office Maj. Jimmy C. Wright (904) 663-4051 Panama City, 32405 400 W. Robinson St. P. O. Box 15729 1-800-342-1676 Hurston South Tower, S225 111Coastline Dr. , E. Box 21 Panama City, 32406-5729 REGION 2 Orlando, 32801-1799 (904) 872-4150 Northeast (407) 423-6115 Jacksonville, 32202 (904) 359-6142 William Browning Troop B 1210Andrews Circle Dr., N. Maj. Laurence Rossignol Tampa Area Office Route 7, Box 440 1313Tampa St. Starke, 32091 Regional Service Center 964-8110 Lake City, 32055 Tampa, 33602 Maj. Joseph Chancy (904) 7th Floor P. O. Box 1985 1-800-342-8105 1313 Suite 615 (813)272-3985 Tampa St., Lake City, 32056 REGION 3 Tampa, 33602-3394 (904) 758-0515 Everglades (813)272-2565 3659 Maguire Blvd. Suite 151 Spence McCall 1004 N. 14th Suite 105 Mtj. James Ries Orlando, 32803 Troop C St., West Palm Beach Area 551 N. Military Trail (407) 897-2892 Leesburg, 32749 Office Maj. Lester W. Smith (904) 787-5484 W. Palm Beach, 33415 111Georgia Ave. P. O. Box 90247 1-800-432-2046 Suite 211 111Georgia Ave. Suite 214 Lakeland, 33804-0247 REGION 4 W. Palm Beach, 33401-5293 (813)686-2164 Central (305) 837-5054 W. Palm Beach, 33401 (407) 837-5050 Elizabeth Layman Troop D 8405 NW 53rd St. Maj. David L. Starling Pensacola Area Office B-106 1239 SW 10th St. 201 W. Broward Blvd. Suite 160 Governmental Center Maj. Walter E. Miami, 33166 Ocala, 32674 Suite 701 Ft. Lauderdale, 33301 1-800-342-9620 (305) 467-4261 Sundberg, Jr. (305) 470-5069 Pensacola, 32501-5794 P. O. Box 140193 (904) 436-8359 REGION 4415 Metro Parkway Orlando, 32814-0193 5 Suite 306 (305) 423-6412 Ed Jenkins Ft. Myers, 33916 (813)278-7291 Park Trammel Bldg.

THE SHERIFF'S STAR+ FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 57 General Services, Patrick J. Doyle Major Windell Arnold Area Offices: William A. Tanner Department of Director P. O. Box 5124 Director of Public Division of Criminal Homosassa Springs, 1241 South Orlando Ave. Safety Division of Justice Information 32647-5124 Maitland, 32751 Florida State University Capitol Police Systems (904) 628-6196 (305) 644-1823 031 Westcott Building (904) 488-9432 Tallahassee, 32306-1011 James B.McPherson Major J. S. Venero 9503 Princess Palm Ave. (904) 644-1239 Director Elaine W. Bryant, 5110Gandy Blvd. Suite 120 Room 213, The Capitol Director Tampa, 33611 Sabal Park Offfce Ctr. JefFerson Walker, Director P. O. Box 20899 Division of Staff (813)272-2516 Tampa, 33619-1378 Florida A & M University Tallahassee, 32316-0899 Services (813)272-2561 P. O. Box 389 (904) 487-2700 (904) 488-9432 Major H. B.Thomas Tallahassee, 32307 1820 Jackson St. 1260 N. University Dr. (904) 561-2206 DISTRICT SUPERVISORS Jeff Long, Director Ft. Myers 33901 Suite 100 Division of Criminal (813)332-6971 Plantation 33322&724 Paul A. Uravich North Justice Standards (305) 424-6800 Director of Public Safety Capt. James Kelly & Training Major C. E. Dixon University of South Florida Room 213, The Capitol (904) 487-0491 1101E. Gregory St. 103 Century 21 Drive UPB 002, 4202 Fowler Ave. Tallahassee, 32399 Pensacola, 32501 Suite 214 Tampa, 83620 (904) 488-1790 Rod Caswell, Director (904) 444-8978 Jacksonville, 32216 (813)974-2628 Division of Local Law (904) 723-5830 Central Enforcement Assistance Major K B.Clark John Conner, Director Lt. Johnie Harvey (904) 487-1806 P. O. Box 381906 Miami North Florida Atlantic University 400 W. Robinson St. Miami, 33138-1906 8175 NW 12th St. 600 N.W. 20th Street Orlando, 32802 (Address for all above:) (305) 325-3346 Suite 418 Boca Raton, 33431-0991 (407) 423-6460 P. O. Box 1489 Miami, 38126-1831 (407) 367-3502 Tallahassee, 32302 Major R. A. Patterson (305) 470-5628 South 1-A, Max Brewer Memorial Richard Turkiewicz, Director Lt. Byron Fain Operations Centers: Pkwy. Miami South University of Central Florida Titusville, 32796 Tower 401 N.W. 2nd Ave. , Royal Trust P. O. Box 25000 Room N126 Tallahassee (407) 383-2740 701 SW 27th Ave. Orlando, 32816 Miami, 33128 (904) 488-1040 Miami, 33135-3037 (407) 823-24 19 (305) 377-5298 Major R. Q. Bennett (305) 643-7208 Jacksonville 2510 2nd Ave. , N. Wesley Cummings, Director Insurance Fraud (904) 359-6480 Jacksonville Beach, 401 N. 1st Street University of West Florida 32250 Lake City, 32055-3303 11000University Parkway Orlando (904) 359-6580 (904) 758-0420 Frank Doolittle Pensacola, 32514-5750 (407) 423-6010 Director (904) 474-2178 Major R. H. McCullers 144 W. Lafayette St. Suite 649, Fletcher Bldg. Tampa 2835 Overseas Hwy. Marianne, 32446 Tallahassee, 32399-0300 Martin Garris, Director (813)878-7300 Marathon, 33050 (904) 922-3115 (904) 482-9518 University ofNorth Florida (305) 289-2320 4567 St. Johns BlufF Rd. Miami University Police Jacksonville, 32216 Law Enforcement, (305) 470-5500 Major J. C. Rogers (904) 646-2803 Department of 1300 Marcinski Rd. Crime Laboratories: Jupiter, 33477 E. H. Stevens, Director University of Florida Harvey Gunson James T. Moore (407) 624-6935 Building 51, Museum Rd. Director of Public Safety Commissioner Tallahassee Gainesville 32611-2078 Florida International (904) 488-8771 (904) 488-7071 Recreation and (904) 392-5445 University Tamiami Campus Robert E. Cummings Jacksonville Parks, Division of Miami, 33199 Assistant Commissioner (904) 359-6390 (305) 348-2623 (904) 488-8771 Fran Mainella Tampa Director Daryl G. McLaughlin (813)878-7301 3900 Commonwealth Blvd. Deputy Commissioner Tallahassee, 32399-3000 We salute. ..Stephen Norman, (904) 488-8771 Orlando (904) 488-6131 (407) 423-6800 Phillip Robinson Gerald Bailey (Park officers have arrest Inspector General Pensacola powers within parks and WEST PALM BEACH —Stephen Norman was (904) 488-1497 (904) 436-8020 other public lands under the named "Detective of the Year, " and Phillip jurisdiction of this division. ) Ft. Myers Robinson was applauded as "Deputy of the Rodney Gaddy Year" General Counsel (813)278-7170 Revenue, when the Palm Beach County SherifFs (904) 488-8323 Department of Office held its annual awards ceremony. Detec- Marine Patrol tive Norman was praised for his work with Jamie McLaughlin D. L. Skinner, Chief Director federal authorities to break up the so-called Mickey Watson P. O. Box 6417 "Pinder Cartel" and other Office of Executive Interim Director Tallahassee, 32314 drug rings —an Investigations Douglas Bldg. 7th Floor (904) 488-3818 extensive operation that resulted in 75 convic- (904) 488-5565 , 3900 Commonwealth Blvd. tions and confiscation ofproperty valued at $16 Tallahassee, 32399-3000 Tom Steckler million. Claude Avon Pinder, for whom the Michael McHargue (904) 488-5757 Deputy Bureau Chief Director Investigations Section cartel was named, was sentenced to 30years in Division of Criminal Major R. L. Douglas P. O. Box 6417 prison. Robinson, who has worked in the road Investigation P.O. Box 4238 Tallahassee, 32314 (904) 487-2901 patrol division since 1987,received the "Deputy Panama City, 32401 (904) 488-3818 ofthe Year" award in for the second (904) 233-5150 1991 year James Sewell J. Hugh Stephens in a row —an accomplishment no one else has Director Major R. J. Lee Deputy Bureau Chief achieved since the annual awards were inau- Criminal Justice P. O. Drawer ~ Special Programs Section gurated in 1982. Executive Institute Carrabelle, 32322 P. O. Box 6417 (904) 488-1497 (904) 697-3741 Tallahassee, 32314 —From the Palm Beach Post (904) 488-3818

58 + THE SHERIFF'S STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 Medal of Honor

, commemorates a day that was not routine in any way

By Capt. Jimm W. Redmond Clay County Sheriffs Office

GREEN COVE SPRINGS —March 6, 1990,began routinely for Sgt. Russ Burke as he put on bis Clay County SherifFs Office uniform, buckled his duty belt, and gave his sidearm a final safety check be- fore slipping it into a breakfront holster. Some 15 miles away, in a rural resi- dential section of Orange Park, thiity- year-old Victor Hickox was also arming himself, but he was not in uniform. What he wore was a look Sheriff C. Dalton Bray (left) presents Medal of Honor to Sgt. Russ Burke, who was accompanied his wife Christine. of desperation. Marital problems and continuing discord with by his in-laws had taken its toll, and he was "losing the edge. " People on the verge of panic were scattered about waving Hardships and disappointments 'had built intense hostility up their arms and screaming for help. Two wounded victims were within him. He saw himself as the victim ofraw deals, and he lying motionless on the front lawn of a mobile home, and had decided this was the day when he was going to make Hickox, the desperate man with the heavy arsenal, was barri- someone else a victim. caded inside holding bis infant daughter hostage. Burke and Hickox had never met, but were to they going In the communications center Stella Monson was main- meet within a few hours under circumstances that neither taining an openline to Hickox. She feared for the infant's safety, would ever forget. although Hickox insisted he had no intentions of harming the For Hickox, frustration had reached its peak. For Burke it child. When he spoke ofgunning down people as they scattered seemed to be just another tour of duty as he checked the like "turkeys, "and said his infant daughter was playing with a equipment in his white and green patrol car, filtered into the machine gun, it was not reassuring. morning's flow of traffic, activated the radio, and signed on While Hickox was insisting that he wanted officers to with a "ten-eight. " approach the mobile home with a television news crew, and He had no way of knowing he would soon be molded into Monson was doing everything possible to keep the dialogue a chaotic drama ofcarnage and bloodshed and death —that his going, Burke was drawing his service revolver, taking cover five years of law enforcement experience, his good physical beside his patrol car, and yelling at spectators to get away from condition, his standing as one of the "governor's twenty" top the scene. marksmen, and his training as a SWAT Team member would Keeping a wary eye on the mobile home, Burke cautiously be put to the ultimate test. advanced to a large oak tree near the closest victim, Hickox's Burke was as prepared as a man can be for his coming father-in-law, William Cresgy, and noted that the elderly man ordeal. In a similar but unlawful Hickox was also pre- way, was severely wounded but conscious. pared for action. He was not an accomplished marksman, but, Wailing sirens told Burke that backup units were arriving, as he checked over his AK-47 assault rifle, a MAC-11 9mm but he decided to take immediate action and darted from behind machine pistol, and a 44 magnum revolver, he felt that he had the oak tree with his revolver pointed toward the mobile home. plenty of firepower to compensate for his lack of skill. He dropped to the ground beside Cresgy, expecting bullets to The stage was set, and the drama began to unfold at begin flying at any minute, then dragged Cresgy to safety exactly three minutes past five p.m. when Emergency Commu- behind the oak tree. The rescue required only a few seconds, but nications Operator Stella Monson received the first 911call. it seemed like an eternity to Burke. A frantic woman said a man had shot several people and The other shooting victim, Hickox's wife Laveta, was lying had barricaded himself inside a house with a ten-month-old close to the mobile home, and Burke realized that any attempt baby. Minutes later a man called and told Monson he had just to rescue her would have to be carried out by the SWAT Team. shot a "bunch ofpeople, "and would kill any police officers who Meanwhile, Hickox was on the phone talking to Monson showed up. When this sketchy information went out over the and Sgt. Ed VanDyke, a hostage negotiator. Arriving officers SherifFs radio system, Burke estimated that he was about were taking up positions covering the house, and the SWAT three miles from the scene ofthe shootings. Backup units were Team was being briefed. At that point Hickox announced he even farther away, and therefore he was the first officer to was coming out, and he refused to follow directions. Out he arrive. His adrenalin surged and his mind raced as he tried to take in all of the details. continued on page 61

THE SHERIFFS STAR+ FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 59 Florida Sheriffs Youth Raliches Honor Roll

On these pages we give special recognition to Roster of generous supporters of the Florida Sheriffs Youth Lifetime Honorary Members Ranches who have qualified for Lifetime Honorary Home towns eliminaterj Memberships in the Florida SherifFs Association by giving. 41,000 or more to the Youth Ranches. Each To protect our Lifetime Honorary Members from Lifetime Honorary Member receives a plaque, a receiving unwanted sohcitations and junk mail, we lifetime identification card and a lifetime subscrip- have discontinued printing their home towns when Cion to The Sheriffs Strsr. Under a new regulation . we print their names. whiich became efFective in 1984, those whose gifts We decided this was necessary after we learned total over 45,000 will receive additional gold stars on that certain organizations of question@bio legiti'- their plaques —one for $5,000, two for $10,000, and macy were adding our Lifetimers to their mailing so tin, up Co a maximum offive stars for gifts totaling. lists. . Obtaining address'. . a complete mailing wis over 485,000., relatively easy for them as long as they had the Presentations Lifetimers' home towns. Without the home towns, it We that Mem- will be extremely difficult. regret photos ofLifetime Honorary bers are not always available when their names We have never permitted other organizations to appear on the membership roster. Consequently, we use our membership lists, and we will continue to do often find it necessary to print the names in one issue everything possible to protect the privacy of our members. of The Sheri ffs Star and the photos in a subsequent issue.

NEW LIFETIME MEMBERS

Mr. N. Jack Agnew Ms. Linda Allen t Allied Systems, Ltd. American States Insurance Co. BaltufF Disposal Service Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Barker Mr. Malcohn Black Ms. Arlene G. Boumel Mrs. Thelma M. Brady Mr. and Mrs. Charles M Brenneman TITUSViLLE —Presented by Brevard County Sheriff ST. AUGUSTINE —Presentedby St. Johns C.W. "Jake" Miller (center) to representatives of Brevard County Sheriff Neil Perry (right) to William Correctional Institution Jaycees. Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Burlingame, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Fraser Cal-Com, Inc. Mr. John Frisbee Mr. Nelson Coniglio Mr. Alexander Gaviorno, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Cooper Mrs. Nancy M. Graham Counseling & Development Center, Inc. Mr. Howard Grisham CFT Sports Hill of Plenty Club Ms. Eleanor M. Dasher Hollis Foundation Daystar Life Center Mr. Robert C. Howard Mr. Arthur A. DenhofF Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Hu%nan Ms. Ottolina A. Dolmetsch Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hulfish, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Donahue J.M. Rubin Foundation„ Inc. Sheriff and Mrs. Taylor Douglas Mr. and Mrs. John S.Jackson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer W. Earl, Jr. Mrs. Coy W. Jamerson, Sr. MADISON —Pr esentedby Madison County Sheriff Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elton Mr. William J. Jennings Joe Peavy (left)' to Mr. and Mrs. John A. Leynes. Employees of the Southland Corp. 7-11 K-F Foundation Food — Store District ff1527 Mrs, Virginia H. Kennedy Loyal Order ofMoose Lodge If1676 Mrs. Sheila Fennell Mr. Woodrow L. Kennington Mr. and Mrs. Everett R. Lupian Mr. and Mrs. Vinny Finacchiaro Mrs. G. F. Lampkin Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Mapp Ms. Esther W. Foley Mrs. Doris H. Lester Mr. George Martin Forest Hills Civic Assoc. Mrs. Margaret K. Lewis Mr. Gerald K McGuinness, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn F. Fortner Mrs. Winifred H. Lowry Mr. Richard T. Mickey

60 + THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 ' ' hAfINWELL tae RES PASTOR

INVERNESS. —Prasentedby Gllrus County Sheriff Charles 8. Dean (left): fo Keifh Sarnwell; Terry LaGree, of Sack Diamond Properfies, Inc.; John Pastor, of. Citrus Mills Investment propsrlies;ciaudia Turner, from Dofty's Repeat BouIIque; and Ed Nugairl, from. Golf Mouse, Inc.

POR'F LAUDERDALE —Presented by Sroward County Sheriff Nick Navarre (right)

,fo Jack L. Box. Tt1RNER Mrs. Helen V. Snyder WR% LIFETIME MBIIBERS contfaued Putnam County Sheriff's CMice Mr. Thomas W Staed Mr. and Mrs. David L MiQer R 4 S Electric Mr. William L. Stafford Mi'8 Betty L M01Tis Ranch and Grove, Inc. The Southland Corporation 7-Eleven Mr. Lawrence. D. Morrison Mr, and Mrs. Harold Randleman Stores

Mrs. Caxolyn S.Mulier Ms, Bomue Robinson. , The Syurline Foundation Mutual Wholesale Company Mr. and Mrs. John Roe Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Thomson, Jr. 'Mrs. 'Dean D. Nasor MF. and MI3. Andxew J.Rose, Sl'. Mr. John Tindale .Mrs. I,usda C. Newsome Rotary Club ofBelleah' Blu8ii Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Tiseo, Jr, ¹chois Truck Bodies, Inc, Dr. and Mrs. Celso ~s Sanches Mrs. Caxolini. Tropea Pasco County Sheri6's Of5ce 4-M Cadets Seasweet Crabxueat Company Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Wakeley Sheriff and Mrs. Neil J.Perry Ms. Cora Siefert Mrs. Susie L.Weber Mi. Bill Pilcher Sheldon C. Hayes Foimdation Mr. and Mrs, Harry Lee Whaley Presbyterian. Church of the Palms Mr. and: Mrs. K E. Shovlain Colonel Frank M. Williams Women's Association Mx. and, Mrs. .Frank D. Smalley Mr. aud Mrs. John A. Wilson Mrs. Jeanne L Prince Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith Miss Frances E. Zolfer Mr. and Mrs. John F. Prokuski, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. K O. Smith Mrs. Sylvia Zutlas

Medal of Honor giving them custody ofthe infant. Hickox's response, they said, was to the infant down, a and start firing. His Continued from page 59 lay pick up gun, wife and father-in-law dropped, while shocked relatives began came, and it was not immediately apparent whether he was to scatter. armed or unarmed. Burke yelled for him to stop and drop to the So much for the bare details that made immediate head- ground. Eventually he did, and was subdued by Burke and lines and telecasts, but the aftermath dragged on for months. other officers. William Cresgy eventually died from his wounds, and in the A few moments later a heavy sigh of relief went up when summer of 1991Hickox was sentenced to life in prison. Deputy Charlene Lahey rescued Hickox's uninjured infant However, the story didn't exactly end until October 5, 1991, daughter from the front porch of the mobile home; but the when the Clay County Sheriff's Office held its annual Awards mood changed almost immediately when the body ofthe child'8 Banquet. At that time Sheriff Bray presented a Medal ofHonor, mother on the lawn was determined to be lifeless. the agency's highest award for valor, to Sgt. Russ Burke. Tension gradually drained away, and routine operations So now, when Burke dresses out for a shift, something new resumed. The crime scene was turned over to homicide detec- has been added to the ritual. He places above his right breast ives; Sgt . Burke departed unceremoniously to investigate a pocket not only the red, white and blue Medal of Honor ribbon, suicide report; and Clay County Sheriff C. Dalton Bray, as- but also insignia received when he was chosen Officer of the sisted by Director ofStaff Services John D. McCormick, faced Year, and (twice) Officer of the Month. a barrage of questions from news reporters. Editor's footnote: In future articles about Sgt. Russ Burke, They explained that Hickox had confronted his wife and writers are to consider with something other urged opening" ! in-laws in the front yard when they arrived with a court order than, "The day began routinely. . . THE SHERIFF'S STAR+ FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992+ 61 +hie Bonar RoB gives snscrsl vccognition Co intrrvicrnah vvho have dexnoxtstrated a strong comnitment to progressive law enforcement. 'Disti'ngttished Servioe Certi6cates are awarded to those who have snpported the Sheriffs Association as Honorer)r Members for 25or 30 years, Lifetime Honpraxy l(emberships are awarded to veteran law enforcement ofhoers whose. careers have spanned 40 vestrs or more; INVE'RNESS ~ Citros' County Sheriff and tosnppoxters whosedonations to the Florida Sberifh Association Charles S.:Qean (left) presents e SQ-year tottxl 41,000 ox' more Distinguished Service Award. to Wiliard E.

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THE SHERIFF'S STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 + 63 Sixteen-year-old achiever named Explorer of the Year

Law enforcement will lose a "rising star" if Edward Sheriff Jon Lane Iturburu pursues his ambition to become a Doctor of Psychia- (left) presents try specializing in child motivation and adolescent problems. award to Edward But in the meantime, as a 16-year-old sergeant in the Iturburu. Osceola County SherifFs Office Explorer troop, he's demon- strating aptitudes for professional police work that have im- pressed Sheriff Jon Lane. "I'm very proud to have a young man of his caliber in the Explorer Troop, " Lane said recently when he presented an "Explorer of the Year" award to Edward in a Sheriffs Office Citizenship Medal" presented by the Daughters ofthe Ameri- ceremony. can Revolution. Lane said this was the latest honor received by the Ex- He also plays trumpet in the St. Cloud High School plorer in a long list of achievements that include: "Student of jazz band, and is in the Explorer Troop's honor guard. the Year" at St. Cloud Middle School; "Superior Achievement "Edward is truly a positive role model for Osceola County and Excellence of Performance" award in math; and a "Good youth, "said Lane.

Accident-free in a high-risk job

JACKSONVILLE —Considering the kind of driving Sheriffs and deputies are required to do every day of the year and any hour ofthe day or night, is it possible for a SherifFs Office to go through a whole year without a vehicle accident? The answer is: Highly unlikely. However, it does happen, tel, and the proof is in the photo that accompanies this article. It was taken after 12 Sheriffs whose vehicles had logged more than 2,400,000 miles in a 12-month period received awards for outstanding records in accident prevention. i9 't None of these safe driving devotees reported any "at fault" The award-winning Sheriffs and the award presenter are (from left) accidents involving Sheriffs Office vehicles; and eight of them William Townsend, Charles Schramm, Joe Peavy, Buddy Smith, John reported no accidents at all!! Wesley Walker, Jim Floyd, David Harvey (presenter), J. Harrell Reid, The "great eight" included William G. "Buddy" Smith, Jerry Whitehead, Doyle Bryan and Ted Glass. Sheriffs John Braxton and Robert Leonard also won awards but were not available for this photo. Calhoun County; Jim Floyd, Gilchrist County; Doyle Bryan, Hardee County; Harrell Reid, Hamilton County; John Braxton, County Volunteer Ambulance Squad. She was certified as an Holmes County; Joe Peavy, Madison County; Robert Leonard, Emergency Medical Technician in 1983, and continued to Suwannee County; and Jerry Whitehead, Union County. The remaining four award-winning Sheriffs are Charles serve the squad through 1987. same Rosskamp's reputation for helping to Schramm, Glades County; William Townsend, Lafayette County; In that year, save lives to develop, and a family in Ted Glass, Levy County; and John W. Walker, Taylor County. by telephone began Sebastian will never forget the incident. They came mighty close to having a totally accident-free year, when received call that 15-month- and were applauded for not having had any "atfault" accidents. It began Rosskamp a a old child had suffered seizure after given vaccine. The Sheriffs Peavy and Whitehead were "repeaters, " having a being a to previously been honored for their safety records. child had stopped breathing and the father was trying administer the mother, Rosskamp was Wakulla County Sheriff David Harvey, the chairman ofthe CPR. By questioning into the Florida Sheriffs Association's Self-Insurance Fund, presented able to determine that the father was blowing too hard child's in short the awards at the Annual Mid-Winter Conference of the Asso- lungs. She gave instructions to blow easier and child was breathing again. ciation in Jacksonville, January 13,1992.He praised the award breaths, in moments the The ultimate Rosskamp's to calm winners for their achievements in highway safety and loss test of ability stay control. occurred later on when she received a call that her 16-month- old son, Joshua, had fallen into a swimming pool. The babysitter calm is award-winner's said the child was not breathing. She calmly dispatched Staying forte Emergency Medical Services to the rescue, before rushing home. When she arrived she found that Joshua had resumed Lu Rosskamp's ability to stay calm under stress, plus her breathing. knowledge of first aid and CPR have saved lives. These same Because of Rosskamp's special skills, it has become com- attributes have won for her an award as Florida's "Emergency " monplace for other dispatchers to refer emergency calls to her Medical Services Dispatcher ofthe Year. Rosskamp has been when CPR assistance is required. Such was the case in 198, employed as a Public Safety Dispatcher with the Indian River when a call was received about a child who had turned blue and County Sheriff's Office since 1984 and was promoted to Shift was not breathing. After emergency crews were sent to the Supervisor in 1989,the position she presently holds. scene, the dispatcher handling the call switched it over to However, she also has experience in emergency medicine Rosskamp, and the child was soon breathing again as a result that dates back to 1981 when she joined the Indian River of Rosskamp's CPR instructions. 64 + THE SHERIFFS STAR + FEBRUARY/MARCH 1992 SHERIFFS' ADDRESSES, PHONE dh FAX NUMBERS

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'ALACHUA ...... L. J. "Lu" Hindery ... P. O. Box 1210, Gainesville, 32602-1210 ...... (904) 336-2500 (904) 376-7435 BAKER ...... Joe Newmans ...... 56 N. Second St., Macclenny, 32063-2296 ...... (904) 259-2231 (904) 259-4254 BAY ...... Guy Tunnell ...... 314 Harmon Ave. , Panama City, 32401-3088 ...... (904) 785-4351 (904) 769-9692 BRADFORD ...... Kenneth Etheridge ....P. O. Box 400, Starke, 32091-0400 ...... (904) 964-6280 (904) 964-4578 BREVARD ...... C. W. "Jake" Miller 700 Park Avenue, Titusville, 32780-4095 ...... (407) 264-5201 (407) 264-5067 BROWARD Nick Navarro P. O. Box 9507, Ft. Lauderdale, 33310-9507...... (305) 765-8900 (305) 764-6132 CALHOUN Wm. G. "Buddy" Smit ....342 E. Central Ave. , Blountstown, 32424-0342 ...... (904) 674-5049 (904) 674-5586 CHARLOTTE ...... Richard Worch ....25500 Airport Road, Punta Gorda, 33950-9586 ...... (813)639-2101 (813)639-3140 C1TRUS ...... Charles S. Dean...... 1 S. Park Ave. , Inverness, 32650-4994 ...... (904) 726-4488 (904) 726-7020 CLAY...... Dalton Bray ...... P. O. Box 548, Green Cove Springs, 32043-0548 ...... (904) 284-7575 (904) 284-7880 COLLIER ...... Don Hunter ...... 3301 E. Tamiami Tr., Bldg. "J",Naples, 33962-4987 .(813)774-4434 (813)775-6499 COLUMBIA ...... Tom Tramel ...... P. O. Box 650, Lake City, 32056-0650 ...... (904) 752-9212 (904) 758-2127 DADE ...... Fred Taylor ...... Metro-Dade Police Dept. , 9105 N.W. 25th St., Director ...... Miami, 33172 ...... (305) 471-2100 (305) 471-2163 DeSOTO ...... Joe Varnadore ...... P. O. Box 2160, Arcadia, 33821-2160...... (813)993-4700 (813)993-4712 DIXIE ...... Sammy Woodall ...... P. O. Box 470, Cross City, 32628-0470 ...... (904) 498-3383 (904) 498-0625 DUVAL ...... J.E. "Jim" McMillan ...... P. O. Box 2070, Jacksonville, 32203-2070 ...... (904) 630-2120 (904) 630-2772 ESCAMBIA ...... Charlie Johnson ...... P. O. Box 18770, Pensacola, 32523-8770 (904) 436-9625 (904) 436-9491 FLAGLER Robert E. McCarthy P. O. Drawer 1880, Bunnell, 32110-1880 ....(904) 437-4116 (904) 437-7726 FRANKLIN ...... Warren Roddenberry ... P. O. Box 638, Eastpoint, 32328-0638 ...... (904) 670-8519 (904) 670-8566 GADSDEN ...... W. A. Woodham ...... P. O. Box 1709, Quincy, 32353-1709 (904) 627-9233 (904) 627-2966 GILCHRIST ...... Jim Floyd ...... P. O. Box 418, Trenton, 32693-0418 ...... (904) 463-2119 (904) 463-2625 GLADES ...... Charles Schramm...... P. O. Box 39, Moore Haven, 33471-0039 ...... (813)946-0100 (813)946-0845 GULF Al Harrison ....P. O. Box 970, Port St. Joe, 32456-0970 ...... (904) 227-1115 HAMILTON ...... Harrell Reid ...... P. O. Drawer "A,"Jasper, 32052-0541 ...... (904) 792-1001 (904) 792-3129 HARDEE ...... Doyle W. Bryan ...... P. O. Box 158, Wauchula, 33873-0158...... (813)773-4144 (813)773-9704 HENDRY ...... Earl "Sermon" Dyess, Jr...... P. O. Box 579, LaBelle, 33935-0579 (813)675-2166 (813)675-5957 HERNANDO ...... Tom Mylander ...... P. O. Box 10070, Brooksville, 34601-0070 (904) 754-6830 (904) 796-0493 HIGHLANDS ...... ,.Howard Godwin ...... P. O. Box 71, Sebring, 33871-0071...... (813)385-5111 (813)385-2035 HILLSBOROUGH ...Walter C. Heinrich ...... P. O. Box 3371, Tampa, 33601-3371...... (813)247-8000 (813)247-8246 HOLMES ...... John Braxton ...... 211 N. Oklahoma St., Bonifay, 32425-2296 ...... (904) 547-3681 (904) 547-4013 INDIAN RIVER ...... R. T. "Tim" Dobeck P. O. Box 608, Vero Beach, 32961-0608 ...... (407) 569 6700 (407) 569-8344 JACKSON ...... John P. McDaniel . P. O. Box 919, Marianna, 32446-0919 (904) 482-9624 (904) 482-9017 JEFFERSON ...... Kenneth W. Fortune, Sr...... 1180W. Washington St., Monticello, 32344-1971...... (904) 997-2523 (904) 997-0756 LAFAYETTE ...... William Townsend ...... P. O. Box 227, Mayo, 32066-0227 ...... (904) 294-1222 (904) 294-1190 ....George Knupp, Jr...... 315 W. Main St., Tavares, 32778-3877 ...... (904) 343 2101 (904) 343-9474 LEE ...... John McDougall ...... 1700 Monroe St., Ft. Myers, 33901-3093...... (813)332-3456 (813)335-9391 LEON ...... Eddie Boone ...... P. O. Box 727, Tallahassee, 32302-0727 ...... (904) 922-3300 (904) 922-3337 ....Ted Glass ...... P. O. Box 157, Bronson, 32621-0157 (904) 486-2111 (904) 486-3004 LIBERTY ...... Harrell W. Revell .... P. O. Box 67, Bristol, 32321-0067 (904) 643-5615 (904) 643-2866 MADISON ...... Joe C. Peavy ...... Courthouse, Madison, 32340-2499 ...... (904) 973 4151 (904) 973-3780 MANATEE ...... Charlie Wells ...... 515 - 11th St. West, Bradenton, 34205-7722 ...... (813)747-3011 (813)749-5401 MARION ...... Don R. Moreland ...... P. O. Box 1987, Ocala, 32678-1987 ...... (904) 732-8181 (904) 620-7209 MARTIN James D. Holt ....Caller Service 95-9020, Stuart, 34995-9020 ...... (407) 220-7000 (407) 220-7015 MONROE ...... Richard Roth ...... 530 Whitehead Street, Key West, 33040-6547 ...... (305) 296-2424 (305) 292-7070 NASSAU ...... Lawrence E. Ellis ..... 50 Bobby Moore Circle, Yulee, 32097 (904) 225-0331 (904) 225-'9189 OKALOOSA...... Larry E. Gilbert ...... 1250 Eglin Parkway, Shalimar, 32579-1234 (904) 651-7400 (904) 651-8043 OKEECHOBEE ...... O. L. Raulerson P. O. Drawer 1397, Okeechobee, 34973-1397 (813) 763-3117 (813) 763-7157 ORANGE Walt Gallagher ....701 East South St., Orlando, 32801 ...... (407) 657-2500 (407) 898-8218 OSCEOLA ...... Jon Lane ...... 400 Simpson Road, Kissimmee, 34744 ...... (407) 348-2222 (407) 348-1161 PALM BEACH...... Richard P. Wille ....P. O. Box 24681, West Palm Beach, 33416-4681 ...... (407) 688-3000 (407) 688-3027 PASCO ...... Jim Gillum ...... 8700 Citizen Dr. , New Port Richey, 34654-4499 ...... (813)847-5878 (813)844-7767 PINELLAS .... Everett Rice ...... P. O. Box 2500, Largo, 34649-2500 ...... (813)587-6200 (813) 587-6400 POLK ...... Lawrence W. Crow, Jr .....455 N. Broadway, Bartow, 33830-3998 ...... (813)533-0444 (813)534-6329 PUTNAM ...... Taylor Douglas ...... P. O. Drawer 1578, Palatka, 32178-1578 ...... (904) 329-0800 (904) 329-0893 ST. JOHNS Neil Perry ....4015 Lewis Speedway, St. Augustine, 32095 ... ..(904) 824-8304 (904) 829-5882 ST. LUCIE Robert C. Knowles ....P. O. Box 2148, Ft. Pierce, 34954-2148 ...... (407) 461-7300 (407) 489-5851 SANTA ROSA ...... Mauriece Coffman, Jr...... P. O. Box 7129, Milton, 32570-7129 ...... (904) 623-3691 (904) 626-0249 SARASOTA ...... GeofFrey Monge ...... P. O. Box 4115, Sarasota, 34230-4115 ...... (813)951-5800 (813)951-5016 SEMINOLE ...... Donald F. Eslinger ...... 1345 - 28th St., Sanford, 32773-9399...... (407) 330-6650 (407) 330-6654 SUMTER James L. "Jamie" Adam s, Jr. ....P. O. Box 188, Bushnell, 33513-0188...... „....(904) 793 0222 (904) 793-5997 SUWANNEE ...... Robert Leonard ....200 S. Ohio Ave. , Live Oak, 32060-3290 ...... (904) 362-2222 TAYLOR ...... John Wesley Walker ...... Courthouse, Perry, 32347-3244 ...... (904) 584-4225 (904) 584-7017 UNION ...... Jerry Whitehead ...... Courthouse, Room 102, Lake Butler, 32054-1698 ...... (904) 496-2501 (904) 496-1535 VOLUSIA...... Bob Vogel ...... P. O. Box 569, DeLand, 32721-0569 ...... (904) 736 5961 (904) 736-5986 WAKULLA ...... David F. Harvey ...... Rt. 3 Box 5011, Crawfordville, 32327 ...... (904) 926-7171 (904) 926-7642 WALTON ...... Quinn A. McMillian ...... Courthouse, DeFuniak Springs, 32433-1944 ...... (904) 892-8111 (904) 892-8195 JWASHINGTON ...... Fred Peel ...... P. O. Box 626, Chipley, 32428-0626 ...... ".(904) 638-6111 (904) 638-6184

FLORIDA SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION FLORIDA SHERIFFS YOUTH RANCHES P. O. Box 12519,Tallahassee, FL 32317-2519 Boys Ranch, Youth Villa, Youth Ranches, Youth Camps (904) 877-2165 ~ FAX: (904) 878-8665 Boys Ranch, FL 32060 (904) 842-5501 ~ Central Office FAX: (904) 842-2429 ig! ~. . ~ Youth Ranches PfoQnwAs QhAB youngstefs oPPOItu- nities to work and prey, study and Iway. 35 years ef cempassienate care

Founded by the Florida Sheriffs Association in 1957, the Florida Sher- iFs Youth Ranches, Inc., is preparingto celebrate its 85th Anniversaryon October 2,8and4, 1992. This unique venture in compassionate care for neglected, troubled, andunsupervisedyoung- sters began at The Florida Sheriffs Boys Ranch, near Live Oak, and has evolved into a statewide network that also includes The Florida Sheriffs Youth Villa near Bartow; The Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranch at SafetyHarbor; The Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranch near Bradenton; The Florida Sheriffs Youth Camp near Barberville; and Caruth Camp near Inglis/Yankeetown. In addition to these residential care facilities, The Youth Ranches maintains a staff of profes- sional Family Social Workers who provide counsel- ingfor troubledchildren andtheir families through- out Florida. The first youngsters were enrolled at the Boys Ranch in 1959.Since that time over 7,000 boys and girls have benefited from Youth Ranches services.