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November 13, 2014 YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 75¢ Voters nix tax increase lot to help Now the county is faced with look- BY MAT PELLEGRINO Gulf Breeze News build a new ing at other ways to help preserve the [email protected] More inside judicial fa- current courthouse, or other avenues We did our job. I did my job. See the complete list cility, which to pursue to build a new structure. The voters of Santa Rosa County of unofficial election would have “We can always go out for another We got it on the ballot. I can’t have spoken. The sales tax will remain results, 2, 3A. cost taxpay- vote for another local option sales tax at 6.5 percent. ers around in two years,” said Santa Rosa County control what happens after that. That was the big news coming out of $50 million Commissioner Lane Lynchard. “We the Santa Rosa County Supervisor of to build. The can see if we can impress upon the vot- Elections ofice late last Tuesday night. sales tax increase would have- suners that we need this courthouse. Its’ – Bob Cole Voters nixed the one-cent sales tax setted after five years, or earlier,- goingde to happen one way or another.” increase by 6,114 votes. The one-pending on when the county was able Santa Rosa County commissioner on the judicial facility election results cent sales tax increase was on the bal- to pay off the facility. See GB Page 3A » Schools give back to veterans Anchors aweigh GBHS senior awarded $180,000 direct scholarship

BY LISA NEWELL Cmdr. Stover drove over to person- Gulf Breeze News ally award Trent the scholarship. He Photo by Melanie Kormondy | GBN [email protected] was joined by Trent’s guidance coun- selors, Ashley Turner and Carol War- Trent Compton has long dreamed ner, Principal Jason Weeks, his father, Gulf Breeze elementary and of a career in the military. He is a Randy and brother Trevor. middle schools hosted Veterans member of the GBHS JROTC and Trent had been working with Petty Breakfasts in conjunction with has earned his student pilot’s license Oficers Joshua Chambers and Eric Veterans Day. in his quest to become a naval aviator The middle school held their Seay on his naval ROTC application, annual breakfast last Friday, like his dad, Randy Compton. and they are the irst ones to tell him while the elementary school Last week, he got a big surprise about the potential for a direct schol- hosted their meal on Monday. when he was called out of class forarship. what he thought was another inter- “We didn’t even know about this view with naval recruiters. Instead, program,” Lisa said. The criteria for he walked into the ROTC room lastthe award include ACT scores and Wednesday at Gulf Breeze High school performance, interviews and School and was told he was one ofstrict weight standards. This scholar- only three people in the region to be ship will not be subject to approval awarded a $180,000 Direct Scholar- by a national board, and is accepted at ship by Commander Christian Stover BY MAT PELLEGRINO any four-year university that has Na- Gulf Breeze News from Recruiting Command in New val ROTC. Trent’s top ive schools are [email protected] Orleans. Our region includes ive Embry-Riddle, Auburn, Florida, Jack- southeastern states. sonville University and Vanderbilt. Gazing up at a wall in- Though it was “hippie day” at Commander Stover said that he side the hallways of Gulf school and Trent wanted to join in on was allowed to award direct scholar- Breeze Elementary School the fun, his mother Lisa encouraged ships to the three best candidates in Monday morning, Drew him to wear his ROTC uniform, since this area of the country and that Trent McLendon searches franti- it was technically uniform day. She Compton scored extremely high and cally for a name. didn’t tell him that he was meeting was exactly what they wanted in the The 5-year-old runs his the Regional Commander to receive United States Navy. fingers over each gold star, a scholarship, and didn’t want him to each construction paper show up dressed as a hippie. “I told star containing a name of a him something good might happen to- » war veteran. Dressed from day,” Lisa recalls. See Veterans Page 5A head to toe in camouflage, sporting a United States Marine Corps garrison cap, McClendon gives up on the name search, but looks up at his grandfather, whose name he had been search- ing for among the stars. His grandfather, Frank Adams, flew all the way from Fort Worth, Texas to attend a small ceremony in the elementary school that morning. This was the second year the elementary school held a Veterans Day breakfast, and Adams trav- eled almost 700 miles just to see his grandson and to chat with other Marines. Adams flew in to the area the day before with Photo by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News a special surprise for his Photo by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News » Frank Adams, left, stands with his grandson Drew McLendon inside Gulf See Veterans Page 5A Breeze Elementary School. Trent Compton recently earned a $180,000 scholarship for being one of the southeast’s top JROTC cadets.

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Thursday GBA Chamber Member Appreciation General Election results 13 Breakfast 7 a.m. - 8:30 p.m., Andrews Research & Education Institute Representative in Congress — District 1 State Representative — District 3 Commissioner Regular 9 a.m., Tiger Point Community Center Jeff Miller (Rep.): 40,021 votes (75.39 percent) Doug Broxson (Rep.): 40,411 (96.76 percent) South End Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Jim Bryan (Dem.): 9,162 votes (17.26 percent) Write-in (NON): 1,354 (3.24 percent) Plan Public Input Meeting 10 a.m., Navarre Visitors Information Center Mark Wichern (NPA): 3,899 votes (7.35 percent) Local Mitigation Meeting Board of County Commissioners —District 2 1:30 p.m., Public Services Conference Room, 6051 Old Bagdad Hwy., Milton Governor and Lt. Governor Robert “Bob” Cole (Rep.): 40,771 (80.07 percent) Zoning Board Scott/Lopez-Cantera (Rep.): 39,926 (74.73 percent) Wallis Mahute (NPA): 10,151 (19.93 percent) 6 p.m., Tiger Point Community Center Crist/Taddeo (Dem.): 10,811 (20.23 percent) Friday GB Optimist Club Breakfast Wyllie/Roe (LPF): 1,871 (3.5 percent) Board of County Commissioners — District 4 14 6:45 a.m., Gulf Breeze Hospital Cafeteria Khavari/Jones (NPA): 2 56 (.48 percent) Rob Williamson (Rep.): 40,604 (80.82 percent) Monday GBA Chamber Executive Board Meeting Burkett/Matos (NPA): 4 40 (.82 percent) Etta Lawlor (LPF): 9,634 (19.18 percent) 17 4 p.m. - 5 p.m., GBA Chamber City Council Meeting Write-in (NON)” 124 (.23 percent) 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City Hall, Council School Board Member — District 3 Chambers

Attorney General Carol Boston (NON): 30,382 (64.28 percent) Tuesday Administration Oath of Office/Board Pam Bondi (Rep.): 40,067 (76.18 percent) Jim Taylor (NON): 16.883 (35.72 percent) 18 Reor 9 a.m., SRC Administrative Center, Board George Sheldon (Dem.): 10,375 (19.73 percent) Room Bill Wohlsifer (LPF): 2,153 (4.09 percent) Constitutional Amendment Number 1 SRC School Board Meeting & Re- Organization of Board Yes: 33,709 (64.75 percent) 1 p.m., School Board & Superintendent’s Office Chief Financial Officer No: 18,351 (35.25 percent) South End Bicycle & Pedestrian Master Plan Public Input Meeting Jeff Atwater (Rep.): 42,343 (81.01 percent) 6 p.m., Tiger Point Community Center William Rankin (Dem.): 9,927 (18.99 percent) Constitutional Amendment Number 2 Wednesday SRIA Committee Meeting Yes: 29,185 (54.93 percent) 19 5 p.m., Santa Rosa Island Authority Meeting Commissioner of Agriculture No: 23,947 (45.07 percent) Room Tourist Development Council Adam Putnam (Rep.): 40,956 (79.36 percent) 3 p.m., Navarre Visitors’ Center Thaddeus Thad Hamilton (Dem.): 10.534 (20.41 percent) Constitutional Amendment Number 3 Thursday GBA Chamber Business After Hours Write-on (NON): 121 (.23 percent) Yes: 24,901 (49.96 percent) 20 5:30 p.m. - 7 p.m., The Blake at Gulf Breeze No: 24,942 (50.04 percent) State Representative — District 2 Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office Report Mike Hill (Rep.): 5,686 (76.71 percent) Note: These are unofficial results. Information provided by the Santa Rosa County Sheriff’s Office. Jeremy Lau (Dem.): 1,423 (23.29 votes) FELONIES Didonato, Christopher See Courthouse election results, Page 3A 11/4/2014 Joseph, W/M, 26, 2000 Stewart, Joshua Shaun, block Settlers Colony Blvd., W/M, 26, 2000 block Andorra Gulf Breeze, probation St., Navarre, sexual assault biolation Williams, Teresa Marie, W/F, 48, 9000 block Deer Ln., 11/5/2014 Navarre, flee-eluding police Wiggins, Ronda Tracy, W/F, 44, 5000 block Senate 11/10/2014 Ct., Gulf Breeze, vehicular Wines, Buddy Mitchell, theft from your friends at Gulf Breeze News W/M, 38, 1000 block Park Ln., Gulf Breeze, probation 11/6/2014 violation November 13 November 16 Gentry, Patrick Marcus, A/M, 22, 2000 block Bay Alyssa Samuels Laura Weston DUIS Watch Ct., Navarre, flee/ 11/4/2014 elude police England, Michael Trent, November 14 November 17 11/7/2014 W/M, 39, 2000 block Bay St., Gulf Breeze, DUI Charlotte Lafont Macy Brewer Brown, Kristen Coleman, Regional Recruiting Cmdr. Christian Stover shakes Trent Compton’s W/F, 41, 2000 block Browder McCorkel, Brittany hand to congratulate him on winning a $180,000 Naval ROTC Barbara Briggs Theresa Waggoner St., Gulf Breeze, battery Nicole, W/F, 24, 6000 block scholarship. Trent is a Gulf Breeze High School senior. Hippe, Anthony Blake, Summerwind Cv., Navarre, W/M, 37, 3000 block DUI November 15 November 18 Ferris Dr., Navarre, drug possession 11/6/2014 Compton is one Jennifer Endico Letavish Michael Trent Schultz, Alexiss Beaux, Logan, Nicholas Provost, W/F, 19, 8000 block Fourth W/M, 29, 100 block Camelia of three selected Jeb Tubbs Lisa Bailey St., Navarre, marijuana sell St., Gulf Breeze, DUI Nathan Stevens Lee Reynolds 11/7/2014 11/9/2014 Rhodes, David Bryan, Jennifer Letavish Amanda Schaeff Adkins, Kris Lee, W/ in the region W/M, 47, 3000 block Bay M, 37, 9000 block Deer Matthew Conklin Winds Dr., Gulf Breeze, DUI said Lt Col. David Landfair, Ln., Navarre, moving traffic » Continued from Page 1A Director of Gulf Breeze High violation, cocaine possession, “A direct scholarship is rare School’s JROTC program. evidence destroying because the candidates do not After graduation from col- Congratulations to this Week’s Winner go to a scholarship board. They lege, Trent will serve a ive are reserved for the very best year commitment in the US Amanda Schaeff • November 18 Note: Navy, with an additional three Choose from 2 Pensacola Little Theatre, 2 Pensacola Ice Flyers or All arrest and police reports published in Gulf Breeze News are candidates and are awarded di- public record and do not imply guilt. rectly by the Commander of US years if he is in the aviation a Gulf Breeze News Hat. Winner must pick up the tickets at All suspects are presumed innocent until proven and/or adjudicated guilty Navy Recruiting Command,” program. Gulf Breeze News Office by November 19 in a court of law. Register your birthday on our facebook page. Gun range offering pistol FLASHBACKS to winning C&S donor Oak Ridge Gun Range is The winner will receive a Corrections 30 Years Ago 1 Year Ago collecting food and warmth for brand new Smith & Wesson November 8, 1984 November 14, 2013 Caring and Sharing of South fullsize MP9 9mm pistol. The In the Nov. 6 article, In the Nov. 6 article, Santa Rosa County. Anyone winner must be 21 years of age “Gulf Power plans to clear “Karen Jurkowich, Real Ed Gray III was elected as Gulf Breeze High School who donates will be entered into and subject to background check trees from easement,” a Estate Professional sells Gulf Breeze’s mayor. sophomore Tori Bindi a drawing for a irearm. approval. statement was reported Gulf Breeze and Pensac- repeated as the 2A state “We are raising the canned Caring and Sharing is a non- incorrectly. Jeff Rogers, ola Beach,” the cutline 20 Years Ago champion in both the 50 foods for Caring & Sharing and proit organization located in Corporate Communica- should have read, “Karen November 13, 1994 and 100-yard freestyles in the coats and blankets will go Northwest Florida. It is made up tions Manager with Gulf Jurkowich is a part of the Stuart. to the Washburn center. Three of community volunteers whose Power said, “I wouldn’t fabric of the community Gulf Breeze resident — Staff Reports cans will get one entry and the goal is to provide a helping hand want trees to be cut down, she serves, making her Al Tarvin, a retired Air coats/blankets earn you ive en- to those who are struggling dur- either, but we have to ask one of its most successful Force officer, published tries, with no limit to how many ing the holiday season ourselves, ‘is this going real estate professionals.” his first book, “Chelsea, entries one can get,” said Chris For details, call Caring and to be an issue of reliabil- Gulf Breeze News re- Chelsea.” Neal, marketing and advertising Sharing at (850) 396-0321 or the ity?“ grets the errors. agent for the facility. Gun Range at (850) 932-5500.

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The county pushed for years to get a one-cent sales tax in- How the votes broke down crease on the ballot. That push began in 2002 when Santa Rosa County Commissioner Bob Cole was elected into ofice. “When I was elected in 2002, Precinct Election Day Vote by Mail Early Votes Total votes Percentage I immediately went to work trying to rally for this,” Cole said. “Even as a new member of the team (in 2002), I got on Gulf Breeze (22) For: 944 For: 309 For: 226 For: 1,479 For: 54.82 board to rally for the sales tax 738 Against: 165 Against: 1,219 Against: 45.18 increase.” Against: Against: 316 Citizens voted down a one- cent increase in 2002 when it Midway (23) For: 213 For: 100 For: 182 For: 495 For: 40.41 was on the ballot. Against: 357 Against: 142 Against: 231 Against: 730 Against: 59.59 Commissioners and county workers continued to push for Oriole Beach (25) For: 448 For: 148 For: 167 For: 763 For: 44.08 a sales tax increase because of Against: 148 Against: 193 Against: 161 Against: 968 Against: 55.92 their belief that the courthouse was deteriorating and was un- Tiger Point (28) For: 293 For: 183 For: 245 For: 721 For: 46.16 safe for the general public. Against: 403 Against: 186 Against: 252 Against: 841 Against: 53.84 “We did our job. I did my job. We got it on the ballot. I West Navarre (29) For: 175 For: 39 For: 70 For: 284 For: 29.28 can’t control what happens af- Against: 144 Against: 686 Against: 70.72 ter that,” Cole said. Against: 444 Against: 98 Escambia County voters hit the polls last Tuesday and vot- Grand Pointe (32) For: 409 For: 218 For: 149 For: 776 For: 44.17 ed to keep the one-cent sales Against: 519 Against: 232 Against: 230 Against: 981 Against: 55.83 tax in effect for another decade, and also voted to add another Hidden Creek (34) For: 673 For: 267 For: 539 For: 1,479 For: 36.08 half-cent sales tax, making Es- Against: 1,338 Against: 446 Against: 836 Against: 2,620 Against: 63.92 cambia County’s sales tax rate 8 percent. Soundside (37) For: 220 For: 76 For: 103 For: 399 For: 40.06 A little over 55 percent of Against: 360 Against: 103 Against: 134 Against: 597 Against: 59.94 those who showed up at the polls in Santa Rosa County Parkway (40) For: 122 For: 44 For: 72 For: 238 For: 36.39 last Tuesday voted against the Against: 130 Against: 416 Against: 63.61 increase. That number was Against: 211 Against: 75 roughly 30,000 votes against the sales tax increase. Woodlawn (41) For: 163 For: 75 For: 205 For: 443 For: 39.84 “I am disappointed that it Against: 294 Against: 118 Against: 257 Against: 669 Against: 60.16 didn’t pass, especially when we see our neighboring county pass their sales tax,” Cole said. The incumbent commission- er District 2 commissioner who beat Wallis Mahute during last Tuesday’s election said he is not sure where the county can We’re going to be spending millions of dollars to kick this can go from here. In the past, com- missioners discussed imple- down the road as long as we can. I think we would be much menting an ad valorem tax if the one-cent sales tax increase better off doing what needs to be done. We are obligated, and didn’t pass on the ballot. our employees deserve a better, safer place to work … and our “Do we move forward? Do we implement an ad valorem residents. tax? What site do we go with? There is so much to look at,” Cole said. “I would have a hard time adding to ad valorem – Lane Lynchard taxes. I’m opposed to it.” Santa Rosa County Commissioner on the sales tax nix Because the tax didn’t get passed, Cole said the county has bigger problems to worry about now, including what “We face the real possibil- behind the courthouse that our employees deserve a bet- could happen if the state puts ity of being ordered to replace house the Clerk of Courts em- ter, safer place to work … and their foot down. the courthouse. At that point, ployees. our residents.” “Hopefully we don’t get a we don’t have any discretion. “What will happen in For now, the county will mandate from the state. If we The only revenue source the the meantime is the modu- have to wait to see what its get a mandate, we will have board has that we can adjust lar buildings are in horrible next step will be. to ind a way to build a newis ad valorem taxes. If the shape. We will have to replace “If I sit back as a commis- courthouse,” Cole said. “We judge orders us to replace the those as a temporary fix,” sioner and don’t put it on the don’t need to rush to make any courthouse, which happened Lynchard said. “We’re go- ballot, and know we need changes. Right now it’s going in Oklaloosa County, we have ing to be spending millions of something, I’m not doing my to be a waiting game.” to do it.” dollars to kick this can down job,” Cole said. “When I lis- Lynchard concurred with Lynchard said that the the road as long as we can. I ten to the will of people, and Cole, stating that the county’s county will now also have think we would be much bet- add this to the ballot, I feel worst nightmare could come in to consider what to do with ter off doing what needs to be I’ve done my job … and that’s the form of a mandate. the aging modular buildings done. We are obligated, and all I can do.” Caring and Sharing prepping for holidays Caring and Sharing is prepar- “It is through the generosity cates for fresh meat and dairy ing for the holiday season. of this community that we are products. Children receive toys The organization, which was able to brighten the holidays and clothing gifts from Caring formed in 1979 to serve the needs of local residents,” said Ann and Sharing during the Christ- of local residents, is seeking vol- Thompson, president. “There mas season. Donations to Car- unteers to distribute food, clothing are no paid employees at Caring ing and Sharing of South Santa and gifts to local residents who and Sharing. Food donations Rosa are tax deductible and need a helping hand. Last year, from the community are sorted can be sent to P.O. Box 5521, Re-sling your patio 275 families in Navarre and Gulf and boxed and distributed at Navarre, FL 32566. 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The ladies of IMPACT 100 have done it again. Ten non- proit organizations are now in the position to offer more ser- vices to their clients, thanks to IMPACT’s contributions to the organizations. Each of the following organizations was awarded $106,500 on October 19 after a thorough grant review, committee process and member- ship vote: Arts and Culture First City Arts Alliance, Inc. dba First City Art Center Project: Increasing Capacity, Building Community The Santa Rosa County Creek Indian Tribe, Inc. Project: Infrastructure Devel- opment of Tribal Grounds Education East Hill Academy, Inc. Project: The IMPACT 100 Autism Learning Center: “Use Your WORDS” The Pensacola MESS Hall, Inc. Project: The MESS Hall Ex- press Environment, Recreation Photo by Carmen Jones | Carmen Jones Photography and Preservation The 2014 Board of Directors for Pensacola's IMPACT 100. Miracle League of Northeast Pensacola, Inc. dba Miracle League of Pensacola Covenant Alzheimer’s Family year by increasing membership with entertainment on Sunday, as we know, we are the only will be held Saturday December Project: Field of Dreams: Fin- Services, Inc. to more women in our 12th year November 16 beginning at 5:30 club which has its own vehicle 13 at First Baptist Church in ishing the Work Project: Project Lifesaver of working with non-proits in p.m. at V. Paul’s Italian Ristoran- for transporting camellias. Our downtown Pensacola. There will Rotary Club of Pensacola Our Lady of Angels St. Jo- the community. te located at 29 Palafox Place in irst vehicle was donated by club be approximately 2,000 camellia Foundation, Inc. seph Medical Clinic, Inc. To become a member of IM- downtown Pensacola. There will member Ole Olsen and it has blooms on display and desirable Project: Rotary Centennial Project: Improving and Ex- PACT 100 or review wish lists be an auction and rafle includ - been superannuated. camellia plants for sale. Addi- Playground panding Patient Services at Our from inalists and grant appli- ing some rare camellia plants. Our second vehicle has been tional information will be forth- Family Lady of Angels St. Joseph Medi- cants, please visit www.impact- Cost is $50 per person inclusivepurchased already and this fund- coming. Big Brothers Big Sisters of cal Clinic 100pensacola.org or contact of tax and tip. Reservations/tick- raiser will complete payment in The Pensacola Camellia Club Northwest Florida, Inc. “At the end of today, more Karen Aloy, Board Member ets may be obtained through Paul full. has regular meetings on third Project: 100 Men in 100 than $6,176,000 has been dis- Phone: (850) 232-8843 email:Bruno at 982-7230. The vehicle is used for trans- Tuesday of each month begin- Days tributed to non proits in Escam- [email protected] Paul Bruno, President of porting plants from surrounding ning at 6:30 p.m. from Septem- Society of St. Vincent De Paul bia and Santa Rosa counties in the Pensacola Camellia Club nurseries in several states in or- ber through April at the Garden Council of Pensacola-Tallahas- the form of signiicant grants Pensacola and proprietor of V. Paul’s- der ex to supply both our members Center, 1850 N. 9th Avenue in see, Inc. dba Society of St. Vin- that make a lasting impact,” said plained, and the interested public with Pensacola. These are free and cent De Paul, Alfred Washburn Holly Jurnovoy, President of Camellia Club “We are the oldest Camel- quality camellia plants not read- open to the interested public. Center IMPACT 100. The Pensacola Camellia Club lia Club in the U.S, founded in ily available elsewhere.” For more information, see www. Project: Living on the Edge IMPACT 100 hopes to keep is planning a fundraiser dinner 1937 and one of the largest with The Camellia Club’s 76th an- pensacolacamelliaclub.com or Health and Wellness the momentum going into next over 250 members. And, as far nual camellia show and plant sale call Norman at 484-9183. Students take home awards at Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival

Photos by Pam Brannon | Gulf Breeze News

Gulf Breeze High School students took 1st and 2nd place in one color drawing category at the Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival last weekend in Pensacola, with 1st place going to Jayme Arnold for two girls and ice cream drawing (left) , and second place went to Maddie Downing for her colored pixel drawing of a face.

The Gulf Coast Arts Festival judges for the student ceramic/sculpting category awarded Gulf Breeze High’s Sara Post 1st place for her two color pot (right).

Brie Perdue of Gulf Breeze High won second place over all of the entries in the ceramics/sculpting category for her leaf bowl pictured left.

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» Continued from Page 1A One by one, the 75-year-old how important these (events) retired Lieutenant Colonel went are until you witness them irst grandson. That surprise was be- over how he earned each medal. hand.” ing worn head to toe by Drew. The Distinguished Flying To help welcome the dozens A garrison cap his grandfather Cross, the Bronze Star, a num- of war veterans to the breakfast, wore in Vietnam. And a dozen ber of Campaign Medals, and of children in the school wrote war medals over his heart. The course, the Purple Heart. down the name of a veteran in most notable one stood out the The Vietnam Veteran sat with their family, or one they knew, most — the Purple Heart. his grandson inside the cafeteria on a gold star made out of con- Adams kneeled down beside earlier that morning, enjoying struction paper. Each child his grandson to straighten out a plate-full of food and another placed the star on a wall inside his medals. Drew's mother, spoonful of “thank yous” from the hallway of the elementary Amy, a teacher at the school, elementary school staff, and school that was plastered with gently placed her father’s war school children. red, white and blue rolls of pa- cap on Drew’s head. “We started last year, and it per. “He doesn’t really understand was a good turnout this year,” “I was very impressed by the signiicance of them,” Ad - GBES Principal Warren Stevens what this school does for their ams said pointing at his medals. said about the Veterans Day vets,” Adams said. “And I was “But some day he will.” Breakfast. “You don’t realize happy to come out here.”

Photos by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News

LEFT,: Amy McLendon straightens out her father's medals on her son's uniform.

ABOVE: kindergartner Drew McLendon looks for his grandfather's name on the wall of veterans inside Gulf Breeze Elementary School.

Pensacola Beach salutes its veterans

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LEFT: Loretta Browder, US Navy Reserves waves her American flag in the parade.

BELOW: Grand Marshall Sgt. Frederick A. Tenuto, USMC, shows off his medals proudly as he rides in the parade.

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We never been in an accident or even that will not take effect until 2017 reserve the right to edit a letter to fit been stopped by law enforcement It is your duty to enforce thistheir carriers were damaged in or later, when either party may space available. We do not accept oficers. I try to stay out of the law — it will save lives. transit and become lost inside air- hold the White House or Con- letters containing a personal attack way of those that exceed the post- gress, and the partisan impact of on any individual. Letters must be You must be able to stop yourplanes and hangars. Others have ed speed limit and the tailgaters. bolted, never to be seen again, such reforms is unclear. limited to one per month from an car within a few feet. For safest “Yes, I think it’s good to get the individual writer. If we receive form Each day I drive my Lincoln driving, keep your brakes in suchafter airline employees let them One such bill would reform Town Car three miles on State the budget process by requiring Democrats out of ofice.” letters, we will print only the first good condition that you can stopout during layovers. Many others Sue Gibson one we receive. Include your name, Highway 98, honoring the speed future presidents to submit a bal- within a short distance after youhave been cooked alive or died of Gulf Breeze address and daytime phone number. limit, from my home to down- have applied your brakes. To thishypothermia inside planes’ cargo anced budget to Congress. 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“This beast makes a lot of noise” I heard from the man sit- ting in front of me. First a pop. Then a sputter. “At least, that’s what they are known for” Like a lawnmower on its last leg, the gray bird spit out gray smoke from its engine compart- ment. It was ready for take off. The man sitting just inches away from me was Retired Cap- tain Daniel “Doc” Serrato. His name was plastered on the side of the plane in black lettering. The retired Navy pilot was tak- ing me on a once-in-a-lifetime ex- perience: a chance to ly in a his- toric aircraft that once lew over the blue waters of the gulf in the ure, and it had seen better days. irst things Serrato told me as I “This carrier trainer spent most Pensacola area. Smoke billowed from the engine wiggled my way down into the of its life here,” Serrato said as he The plane, a T-28 trainer, was bay as Serrato sat on the runway seat before liftoff was “don’t lew over Sauley Field. “Na - more than just a pile of alumi- waiting for the little engine that touch anything”. Even if I had, val trainees lived in this school num. could, to heat up. I would have had no idea what I house the irst two years. It was The seat I was plastered in The plane served as a Navy was touching. And when you’re a classroom for thousands and had seen the likes of several Instructor Plane from 1954- thousands of feet in the air, you thousands of aviators.” Navy pilots. 1984. Its main objective was to don’t fuss with instructions like Serrato went on during the “This was the school house train students on how to take off those. brief light to talk about how for thousands of aviators,” Ser- and land on an aircraft carrier. As the plane sputtered along much the area has changed since rato said as he straightened the The students usually sat and eventually lifted off the the T-28 was in commission. The Photos by Mat Pellegrino | Gulf Breeze News nose of the plane for takeoff on where I sat, in the back of the ground, the retired Navy Cap- pilot pointed out landmarks that Forrest Shurman Field. plane. In front of me were doz- tain shared his passion with me used to be prominent from above, Above, a view of the Gulf Coast is seen from the cockpit of The plane, like most T-28s, ens of instrument gauges. I’m about his experience lying the but had since been demolished. the T-28. Top right, Daniel “Doc” Serrato jumps down from was housed on Sauley Field inglad I wasn’t lying. plane, and more importantly, the “It’s deinitely changed,” he the trainer plane. Pensacola for most of its ten- As a matter of fact, one of the history of the aircraft. said.

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Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Friday, Nov. 14 Swimming at 2A Big week for Bryce state meet at GBHS senior Bryce Geraghty, shown here in a regular season Stuart, 8 a.m. match at Tiger Point, finished Girls basketball at seventh out of 96 golfers last Bay (JV 5:30 p.m., week at the 2A state meet at Howey-in-the-Hills. He shot a Var. 7) 2-over 146.

Saturday, Nov. 15 Girls basketball at GB golf Arnold (JV 1 p.m., Var. 1:30) fourth Monday, Nov. 17 Boys Soccer vs. Choctaw, (JV 5:30 at state p.m., Var. 7:30) Girls Basketball BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News vs. Central (JV 5 [email protected] p.m., Var. 6:30) Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News The GBHS boys golf team took fourth out of 16 teams at the 2A Tuesday, Nov. 18 Dolphin wall state meet in Howey-in-the-Hills last Girls soccer vs. Tyler Phelps (left) rolls out as Garner Curington and Wade Ridaught provide protection in GBHS’ 35-0 loss at Navarre Friday. week - the team’s best performance Navarre, (JV 5:30 since taking second in 2000. p.m., Var. 7:30) “We could’ve done better. I thought Boys basketball we could’ve gotten top three. But Navarre ‘big play’ Dolphins we’re not complaining about fourth. vs. Fort Walton, We’re really happy with it,” said (Ninth grade 4 p.m. senior Bryce Geraghty, who inished JV 5:30, Var. 7) for 35-0 win; Raiders keep Cup seventh out of 94 golfers with a two- day score of 146 (2-over). BY JASON THOMPSON Geraghty said the greens were Wednesday, Nov. 19 Gulf Breeze News faster than they were used to, but his Girls weightlifting [email protected] issues were before that. “I scrambled vs. Choctaw, 4 p.m. really well. I think I hit 18 of 36 The Navarre Raiders had 22 plays on greens. I wasn’t really hitting the offense of 10 yards or more, which allowed ball that well. I just kept inding Results them to hold on to the Publix Beach Bowl ways to save par,” he said. Tuesday, Nov. 4 Cup for the seventh consecutive year as Sophomore Brian Richards Lady Dolphin they beat Gulf Breeze 35-0 in the season improved by three shots on day two opener for both teams. soccer 9, (78-75). “The irst day, I just couldn’t “They got us in space and their speed Washington 1 make a putt. The second day was little in some situations where we couldn’t better putting-wise,” he said. catch them,” said coach Chris Nemith. Fellow sophomore R.J. Philips Thursday, Nov. 6 “Offensively, there were things there and improved by seven shots on the Lady Dolphin then all of a sudden their speed defensively, second day (84-77). “I started to hit closed so quick.” basketball 56, my driver straighter. The irst day, Navarre’s Michael Carter, who had 119 Navarre 48 I went into the hazard a couple of yards in total offense, scored on a 45-yard Escambia boys soccer times and couldn’t ind the fairway run on the Raiders’ irst offensive play. and that just made it hard,” he said. 1, Dolphins 0 The Dolphin offense, playing with an Nolan Remig shot an 83 both days, injured Jacob Kubik and without suspended while Alex Learned shot 89 -96. receiver Daniel Harris (retalitory penalty Friday, Nov. 7 Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News “I just hit it pretty short for how against Catholic) had only eight yards Navarre football 35, End of the road - for now the course played. I had a 4-iron Dolphins 0 of total offense in the irst quarter and to every green. It was a challenge inished with a season-low 147 yards. Junior defensive back Clark Couget (25) and sophomore Matthew deMahy chat distance-wise,” Remig said. See Football, Pg. 4B » during a time out in Gulf Breeze’s 35-0, season-ending loss at Navarre Friday.

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Silver, 1 p.m. 13 Lincoln 369 1:09.10 Leading rusher - Josh Irby 7 14 Tate 393 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH 7:05 PM carries, 5 yards 15 Pensacola 412 Event 22 Boys 100 Yard Leading receivers - Garner Breaststroke Boys Individual Results 19 Sise, Owen SO Gulf Breeze ICE FLYERS Curington 6 catches, 51 yards; GOLF 57 Olander, Megan 20:48.30 1:09.24 Jacob Kubik 3 catches, 53 yards; 65 Parisey, Savannah 21:18.10 Josh Irby 2 catches, 7 yards; Clay 70 Moore, Maddilyn 21:27.20 Event 23 Girls 400 Yard VS. ICEGATORS Moss 1 catch, 27 yards; Gant Player FHSAA Boys Class 2A Finals Nov. 4-5, Mission Inn Resort & 82 Stahl, Katelyn 22:09.00 Freestyle Relay WIENER DOG RACE 1 catch, 4 yards; Hayden Frierdich 1 84 Sekul, Brianna 22:09.70 5 Gulf Breeze 3:47.42 catch, 4 yards. Club - Howey-in-the-Hills Team Scores 96 Thompson, Madison 23:12.60 1) McNamara, Lexi JR 1 American Heritage (Plantation) 104 Fuentealba, Adrian 23:34.20 2) Valk, Meriah SR Northwest Florida Youth Sports 287-287–574 3) Anderson, Claren E SR Alliance Playoffs T2 Bolles (Jacksonville) 301- 4) Bindi, Tori JR MINI MITES: U7 312–613 SWIMMING Event 24 Boys 400 Yard First Round T2 Ponte Vedra 311-302–613 Freestyle Relay Nov. 8 - Navarre 4 Gulf Breeze 319-307–626 7 Gulf Breeze 3:31.46 4) Pace Blue 32, 5) GB White 6 5 Pine Crest (Fort Lauderdale) 323- 1) Desimone, Noah SR MINI MITES: U8 310–633 Region 1-2A Meet 2) Sise, Owen SO BEAUTIFUL LAKE HOME Quarterfinals 6 Mitchell (New Port Richey) 321- Nov. 5 - Panama City 3) Wines, Austin SO Nov. 8 - Navarre 316–637 4) Davis, Anthony W SO 1) Navarre Silver 30, 8) East Milton 0 7 Jesuit (Tampa) 323-318–641 Event 7 Girls 50 Yard Freestyle 5) Perdido Bay Black 26, 8 Lake Highland Prep (Orlando) 1 Bindi, Tori JR Gulf Breeze 23.81 FOR AUCTION 4) Cantonment 19 324-322–646 Women - Team Rankings Event 8 Boys 50 Yard Freestyle 1. Washington 458 3) Pace Red 30, 6) NEP 0 9 Fernandina Beach 319-331–650 1 Davis, Anthony W SO Gulf 2. Ponte Vedra 289 2) Bellview Green 30, 7) GB Blue 0 10 Barron Collier (Naples) 337- 320---657 Breeze 21.49 3. Stanton Prep 208 12 Desimone, Noah SR Gulf 4. Clay 183 MITES: U9 11 Lake Minneola 326-332---658 12 Bishop Moore (Orlando) 343- Breeze 23.76 5. Arnold 176 Starting Bid $140,000 First Round 16 Wines, Austin SO Gulf Breeze 6. Bay 140 Nov. 8 - Perdido Bay 338–681 13 Crystal River 347-346–693 24.34 7. Gulf Breeze 135 4) GB White 18, 5) Pace Blue 6 No Reserve!! 14 Naples 354-354–708 19 Fruitticher, Justin SO Gulf 8. Paxon 131 Semifinals 15 Lake Gibson (Lakeland) 356- Breeze 24.54 9. Choctawhatchee 117.5 Saturday - Perdido Bay nd 355–711 10. Bishop Kenny 105.5 November 22 at 2PM 1) Bellview vs. 4) GB White, 16 Robinson (Tampa) 382-342–724 10:30 a.m. Event 11 Girls 100 Yard Men - Team Rankings 862 Lake Shore Terrace 2) Navarre Black vs. 3) Perdido Bay Individual Scores Butterfly 1. Washington 299 Blue, 9 a.m. 7 Bryce Geraghty (12), Gulf Breeze 12 McNamara, Lexi JR Gulf 2. Arnold 262 Interlachen, FL 32148 MITES: U10 +2 74-72--146 Breeze 1:03.34 3. Ponte Vedra 226 Quarterfinals T17 Brian Richards (10), Gulf 4. Clay 220 Nov. 8 - Perdido Bay Breeze +9 78-75--153 5. Stanton Prep 194 www.geauction.com 1) Perdido Bay Black 30, 9) East 36 R J Phillips (10), Gulf Breeze Event 12 Boys 100 Yard 6. Pensacola 187.5 Milton 0 +17 84-77--161 Butterfly 7. Fernandina Bch 113.5 16 Desimone, Noah SR Gulf 5) Navarre Silver 30, 4) Pace Red 22 T51 Nolan Remig (10), Gulf Breeze 8. Paxon 113 904-806-0986, 904-806-0944 Breeze 1:00.06 9. Gulf Breeze 100 6) GB Blue 8, 3) NEP 0 (OT) +22 83-83--166 10. Choctaw 93 2) Bellview Green 12, T84 Alex Learned (12), Gulf Breeze 7) Cantonment 6 +41 89-96--185

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ATLANTIC State-ment Saturday EAST Florida State 6-0 9-0 Missouri 4-1 7-2 Clemson 6-1 7-2 Georgia 5-2 7-2 Louisville 4-3 7-3 Mississippi State, Florida State on verge of clinching divisions Florida 4-3 5-3 Boston College 3-3 6-4 Kentucky 2-5 5-5 NC State 1-5 5-5 S. Carolina 2-5 3-5 Syracuse 1-5 3-7 Tennessee 1-4 4-5 Wake Forest 0-5 2-7 Vanderbilt 0-6 3-7

COASTAL WEST Duke 4-1 8-1 Miss. State 5-0 9-0 Georgia Tech 5-2 8-2 Alabama 5-1 8-1 Miami 3-2 6-3 Auburn 4-2 7-2 North Carolina 2-3 4-5 Ole Miss 4-2 8-2 Pitt 2-3 4-5 LSU 3-3 7-3 Virginia 2-4 4-6 Texas A&M 3-3 7-3 Virginia Tech 1-4 4-5 As the college foot- Arkansas 0-5 4-5 ball calendar turns to Saturday, November 15 November, everything Saturday, November 15 eU-Virginia Tech @ Duke...... 11a becomes heightened. s-South Carolina @ Florida...... 11a e-Clemson @ Georgia Tech...... 11a The competition is c-Miss. State @ Alabama...... 2:30p e3-Pitt @ North Carolina.....11:30a tougher, the stakes are s-Kentucky @ Tennessee...... 3p e3-Wake Forest @ NC State...... 2p higher, the pressure e-Auburn @ Georgia...... 6:15p a-Florida State @ Miami...... 7p mounts, and wins and s-Missouri @ Texas A&M...... 6:30p OPEN: Boston College, Louisville, losses have a greater Graphic by Scott Page e2-LSU @ Arkansas...... 7p Syracuse, Virginia impact on the trajectory Mississippi State and Florida State both their eyes on a huge opportunity Saturday. OPEN: Ole Miss, Vanderbilt of a team’s season. Last Week’s Results Even the nation’s Last Week’s Results Clemson 34, Wake Forest 20 No. 1 and No. 2 teams, Georgia 63, Kentucky 31 Georgia Tech 56, NC State 23 Mississippi State and Ole Miss 48, Presbyterian 0 Despite both being 9-0 and cur- Saturday, but this series has proven Duke 27, Syracuse 10 Florida State, are subject to these Texas A&M 41, Auburn 38 rently in similar situations regarding time and again that nothing is certain. Florida State 34, Virginia 20 fundamental football laws. In fact, Miss. State 45, Tenn.-Martin 16 conference title and playoff hopes, the Many view this game as the final Louisville 38, Boston College 19 perhaps the Bulldogs and Seminoles Florida 34, Vanderbilt 10 Bulldogs and Seminoles, historically, obstacle between FSU and a perfect are even more affected by the raising Alabama 20, LSU 13 could not be any more different. regular season record. Game of the week (No. 2 of the stakes. Florida State is the perennial favor- Mississippi State-Alabama is one Florida State @ Miami): Many This week, each team has perhaps Game of the week (No. 1 ite to win its league (and has been of the Southeastern Conference’s lon- are viewing this game as Florida its most important game of the season Mississippi State @ No. 4 for nearly 25 years) and compete for gest-running series, dating all the State's final obstacle to a perfect to date. Mississippi State travels to Alabama): This is essentially national titles. On the other hand, way back to 1896. And aside from the regular season (take that slap Tuscaloosa to take on No. 4 Alabama, the keystone game in the SEC Mississippi State, which is enjoying its Alabama–Ole Miss football rivalry, in the face Gators). With the while Florida State hits the road to West Division race at this point. first No. 1 ranking in program history, it also has been one of the league’s Hurricanes surging lately, the face the surging Hurricanes of Miami. If Mississippi State wins, it will is typically viewed as a middle-of-the- most lopsided with Alabama offi- Seminoles could find themselves Each of these opponents are fighting all but wrap up a spot in the pack team in its division that might cially leading the series 76–18–3 (78– in trouble Saturday if the ugly for their conference title lives and, conference title game, as it would knock off one of the SEC blue bloods 17–3 on the field). Also, Mississippi pattern of turnovers leading like everyone else, savors the opportu- then have to lose both of its every couple of years. State has lost six in a row against the to early deficits (sometimes nity to knock off the top team on their remaining league games (one of But if the modern era of college Crimson Tide. large) continues in this rivalry respective blocks. which is Vanderbilt) to create a football has proven anything, it’s that Despite this, the Bulldogs have won game. With so many classic These are not easy games. It is tie scenario. On the flip side, if lineage and reputation will only get eight times in Alabama’s Bryant-Denny installments of this series, it's November, after all. The Bulldogs Alabama wins, the potential for a you so far when there are so many Stadium, which is tied with LSU for hard to imagine this year's game and Seminoles are no doubt both very two-, three- or four-way tie of two more quality teams across the nation the most of any program. And the 99th can rival those of years passed, wary of these teams. They understand loss teams remains possible. This these days. And that’s something both game of the series between the two especially considering Miami isn't what a loss at this point could mean. will be the 99th meeting between the Bulldogs and Seminoles are aware schools will be the biggest game in the even ranked. But if the Canes But with these heightened stakes the Bulldogs and Crimson Tide, of as they prepare for Saturday’s show- history of the rivalry, as both teams knock off FSU, you better believe comes more lofty rewards for win- but no previous installments of downs. enter the game ranked in the top 4. coaches, players and fans on ning. MSU and FSU are also fully this series have been as big as In fact, each team is taking on a So far this season, the Bulldogs have both sides will remember this aware of the opportunity that awaits this one, and the atmosphere in program that holds the historical edge shown time and again that no situation year's game for a long time. them Saturday. Tuscaloosa will be insane. in the series. is too big for them, as they’ve already For Florida State, a win clinches the Miami leads the series 31–27, but taken down a trio of top-10 teams. ACC Atlantic Division and a spot in the Florida State has won the last four But none of those victories rival the conference title game. For Mississippi meetings. And interestingly, both statement MSU can make Saturday by State, a win essentially wraps up the a-ABC; b-Big 10 Network; c-CBS; teams have a losing record at home beating the program that has dominat- a-ABC; b-Big 10 Network; c-CBS; SEC West Division crown, barring an e-ESPN; e2-ESPN 2; e3-ESPN 3; in the series, with Miami at 16-18 and ed the SEC for decades and plagued the e-ESPN; e2-ESPN 2; e3-ESPN 3; eN- extremely unlikely upset at the hands eN-ESPN News; eU-ESPN U; f-Fox; n- FSU at 9-14. Bulldogs for more than a century. ESPN News; eU-ESPN U; f-Fox; n-ACC of Vanderbilt before the season finale NBC; s-SEC Network; v-Versus. Florida State will be favored to win It's Statement Saturday! Network; s-SEC Network; v-Versus. against Ole Miss.

No. 4 Alabama No. 9 Auburn Florida No. 2 Florida State No. 20 LSU Alabama didn’t play Auburn’s sloppy, Three weeks ago, Another week, With the heartbreak- its best game last mistake-prone who would’ve another Florida State ing overtime loss to week at LSU, but play finally caught thought Florida victory that leaves Alabama last week, the Crimson Tide up with it again would still be in the much to be desired LSU is now officially was able to escape last week, as the hunt for the SEC from the nation’s out of the SEC West Death Valley with Tigers committed East title? As unlike- No. 2 team. Still, the title chase, carrying a win. Luckily for Bama, its road key penalties and mental mistakes ly as it seemed, the Gators are still in Seminoles keep stringing together vic- the five-way tie fantasy scenarios struggles are over, as the rest of the throughout the game before fumbling the race, but they’ll need a lot of help tories to keep college football’s longest along with it. However, the Tigers still games are at home. But the final away a go-ahead scoring opportunity (and a win this weekend against South winning streak alive. There is a sense have much to play for. LSU can still stretch won’t be easy, starting with and potential game-tying field goal Carolina, of course). Even if Florida among some who follow the sport, reach 10 wins by winning out and No. 1 Mississippi State this week. attempt with less than two minutes takes down the Gamecocks, Georgia however, that the streak might be in winning a bowl game. But this week’s Alabama has been much better at left in a 41-38 loss to Texas A&M. would have to lose to Auburn and real jeopardy this week, as FSU is on contest with Arkansas is also a big home, but will it be enough to knock Now, can the Tigers bounce back on Missouri would have to lose out. But the road against the surging Miami game for the Hogs, which still have off the Bulldogs? the road at Georgia? there’s a chance. Hurricanes. no SEC wins.

Miami Central Florida South Florida South Alabama Southern Miss This week repre- After a week off It’s do or die time After letting a great After jumpin ahead sents no doubt to recover from for the South opportunity slip 14-0 before Marshall the biggest game its first confer- Florida Bulls, which away two weeks even took a snap on the sched- ence loss since the enter this week’s ago, South Alabama last week, Southern ule for the young formation of the game against SMU completely implod- Miss went on to get Hurricanes. Not American Athletic with six losses. ed last week in a outscored 63-3 over only are they hosting in-state rival Conference last season, Central That means USF needs to win out to 45-10 loss to Arkansas State. The the final 50 minutes of the game in and No. 2-ranked Florida State, but Florida gets back into the swing of it become bowl eligible. Unfortunately, Jaguars are now 5-4 and out of the a 63-17 home loss. It was the most Miami must win this game to keep this week against Tulsa. Fortunately, after this week’s game, in which the Sun Belt Conference title race. That points the Golden Eagles have given pace in the Coastal Division race. the Knights are still in position to win Bulls are favored, they close out the also means they’ll likely miss out up in a game since a loss to Brigham The Canes are a game behind Duke, at least a share of the league title season against two teams, Memphis on the program’s first ever bowl bid, Young in 1976. The loss also ended but handed the Blue Devils their only if they win out because their loss and UCF, that are currently sitting even if they somehow win out at this USM's outside shot at earning a bowl loss, so one slip up would see Miami didn’t come against one of the other atop the AAC standings, so getting to point. But there's still plenty to play bid at the end of the season. win the division if it wins out. contenders. six wins doesn't seem likely. for during the tough closing stretch. *Rankings based on AP Poll

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The GBHS boys and girls cross country teams competed in the Region 1-3A meet Saturday in Tallahassee. The boys inished 14th, while the girls were 12th. The girls were led by Magen Olander (57th - 20:48.30). She was followed by Savannah Parisey (65th - 21:18.10), Maddilyn Moore (70th - 21:27.20), Katelyn Stahl (82nd - 22:09), Brianna Sekul (84th - 22:09.7) and Madison Thompson (96th - 23.12.6). The boys were led by Alex Hernandez (52nd - 17:08.10). He was followed by Ryan Von Brock (54th - 17:09.5), Mason Youberg (66th - 17:26.4), Matthew Babikow (76th - 17:42.3), Enery Nelson (100th - 18:56.3), Connor Submitted Photo Matthew Babikow compete for GBHS at districts on Nov. 1. He was Duffy (103rd - 19:19.8) and Will the Dolphins' fourth place finisher at regionals Saturday. Merchant (104th - 19:36.4).

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 13, 2014 5B GBHS » Continued from Page 1B GBHS' best scoring chance came late in the second quarter with the Dolphins trailing 14-0. Tyler Phelps, who was 14- for-24 passing for 146 yards, completed passes of 17 and 27 yards to Garner Curington and Clay Moss, respectively. That put the Dolphins at the Raider 18, but a catch for negative yardage, then a sack on third down set up a missed 43-yard ield goal attempt by T.J. Brubaker. Navarre, who deferred to the second half, went 44 yards in seven plays to add to their lead. The Raiders led 21-0 with 9:40 left in the third quarter. The score, a 5-yard run by Quentin Randolph, was set up by a 24-yard catch by Carter, who was bottled up and broke free to the right. One play after the Raiders held GBHS to a three and out, Matthew Webb, who was 24-for-49 for 318 yards, found Tyrell Courtney on a 56-yard touchdown pass. Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News The Dolphins inished with Wesley Mann looks for room to run for the White Midgets in their 12-0 loss to Perdido Saturday in Pace. only one yard rushing, with Josh Jason Thompson| Gulf Breeze News Irby inishing with ive yards on Maddie Grace McCurdy (right) goes up for the opening tip in GBHS' win over Navarre. seven carries. "They were bigger than us in Blue Midgets the box, so in the offseason, we Girls hoops beats Navarre have to get in the weight room. We got to get stronger. Next year, we lose in three OTs have to be able to control the box. in preseason action We've got to ind ways to pump Juniors, Mites teams also advance to semis the iron, whether we're in another BY JASON THOMPSON An offensive rebound and Navarre hit a 3-pointer on its sport or not," Nemith said. putback put Jay up 15-7, but irst possession, but GBHS would Bryant Mixon scored on a 12- Gulf Breeze News BY JASON THOMPSON The Dolphins, only two years [email protected] GBHS, behind six from Maddie outscored the Lady Raiders 17-7 Gulf Breeze News yard run, but a game-winning removed from going to the playoffs Grace McCurdy and four from the rest of the quarter. They pulled [email protected] extra point was blocked. in back-to-back years for the irst The Gulf Breeze Lady Savannah Nixon and Reilly to within four late in the irst Mixon caught an 8-yard time in school history, inished Dolphin basketball team won Thompson, outscored the Lady half, but Gulf Breeze scored four The Gulf Breeze Blue touchdown pass in the second the season 2-8. "We've got to see both of its games in a preseason Royals 20-1 the rest of the half. straight for a 30-23 halftime lead. Midgets lost a heartbreaking overtime, with Zach Pettinato where we are and just got to look tournament last week at Central Shelby Pliska led GBHS with The Lady Raiders got within four 34-27, triple overtime game to catching the extra point, at this year, learn from this year High School. 10 points, while McCurdy and late in the third quarter, but go on a Cantonment in the quarterinals makiung it 27-20. Cantonment and move forward. We've been Lady Dolphins 35, Jay 24: The Nixon had six points each, Doerr 10-2 to hold a double-digit lead for of the Northwest Florida Youth scored on second down, with in this situation before and we've Lady Royals led 13-5 after one and Thompson four each, Jordan most of the rest of the game. Sports Alliance's playoffs an diving extra point run tying come back," Nemith said. quarter before GBHS erupted for Brayton three and Sadie Nix two. McCurdy had a team-high 16 Saturday at Pace. it at 27-27. The Raiders, who have beaten 22 points in the second quarter and Nixon had 11 rebounds, while points, seven rebounds and seven Cole Gilliland recovered a Cantonment scored on fourth GBHS eight straight times, dating holding Jay to 2-for-29 shooting McCurdy had nine and Brayton steals, while Pliska had 15 points, fumble with six minutes left, and goal from a yard out in back to 2007, inished with 550 the rest of the way Nov. 3. seven. Doerr had six assists. six rebounds, four assists and three which led to a game-tying 3-yard triple overtime before a Dolphin yards of total offense. They play A 3-pointer from Livi Doerr Lady Dolphins 56, Navarre steals. Doerr added ive points, run with 1:58 left in the game. fumble ended the game. The at Escambia Friday in the opening made it 6-5 before Jay scored the 48: Nixon had a double-double (12 while Nix had four and Brayton Cantonment scored irst Juniors, Blue Mites and White round of the 6A state playoffs. inal seven of the irst quarter. points, 11 rebounds) in GBHS' win. and Frances Williams two each. in overtime, but Ian Brooks Mites all won Saturday. Look intercepted the extra point try. for the schedule on Page 2B.

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Mr. Warren Stevens, Principal, Mary­Catherine­Rehm,­­Quinton­ Mrs. Kim McChesney, Assistant nine-weeks Honor Roll Renfroe,­Robert­­Rushing,­Lauren­ Principal,­ and­ the­ Gulf­ Breeze­ Saiter, Max Schneidt, Lillian Mr. Victor Lowrimore, Principal, Mr. Elementary Staff congratulate Scott, Alexia Steffanini, Sandra Justin­ Spangler,­ ­ Madison­ Strickland,­­ Brittan Doverspike, Olivia Duval, Liam Will Nowling, Assistant Principal, and the Ashton Thayer, My Linh Tinnirella, Kelsey Eckert, Samantha Fleming, Simon Fogle, the­following­students: Tu, Olivia Turner, Addison Ware, Cole Young Woodlawn Beach Middle School Staff Warnke, Paige Yaccarino, Sarah Yawn. Victoria­ Foster,­ ­ Phillip­ Frazetta,­ ­ Ollie­ A Honor Roll congratulate the following students for Gajewski,­­Voquetta­Gay,­­Gabriella­Greer,­­ First Grade Fifth Grade ­making­the­irst­nine-weeks­Honor­Roll: “A/B” Honor Roll: Jordan­ Harrell,­ ­Amelia­ Hartman,­ ­Ashley­ David Bowen, Madison Casey­ Anderson,­ Jack­ Sixth Grade Hixon,­­Brynleigh­Hudson,­­Cole­Jackson,­­ Coughlin,­Cera­Crawford,­­Joshua­ ­Anderson,­ Reece­ Bloomberg,­ “A” Honor Roll: Alexander­Alonzo,­­Ethan­Andre`,­­­Robert­ Danae­ James,­ ­ Victoria­ ­ Jennings,­ ­ Kaijah­ Dagley, Wyatt Friar, Ethan Sydney­ Burge,­ John­ Cabassa,­ Sixth Grade Andrus, Kirstyn Ang, Shayne Austin, ­Johnson,­ ­ Ainsley­ Kayser,­ ­ Timothy­ Kemp,­­ ­Geiger,­ Anniston­ Hancy,­ Faith­ Kate Cabassa, Grace Clay, Maxwell Aiello, Sophia Arneault, Nicole Lillian­ Back,­ ­William­ Barretta,­ ­Yaquelin­ Alexis King, Caleb Knight, Alyssa Kocon, Noah Harrell,­Allie­Hepworth,­Charles­ Kierstynn Crawford, Trinity Baldridge, William Barrett, Maje Booker, Barrios, Madison Bell, Emma Bergstrom, Koetters, Seyram Komanyor, Chloe Kuaile, Hewette,­Vaughn­Howard,­ Devanney, Andrew Diamond, Nathaniel Bouchat, Brandan Boynton, Jelina­Bly,­­Madison­Bragg,­­Lola­Brannen,­­ Dalanni­ Latouche,­ ­ Aaron­ Lawson,­ ­ Honesty­ Maya­ Hyche,­ Ryan­ Jagar,­ Rose­ Doyle,­ Austin­ Evans,­ ­MacAyla­ Brady,­ Meghan­ ­Bringmans- Wyatt­Bucey,­­Lilly­Burbank,­­Hayden­Burt,­­­ Layton, David Leathers, Alexandra Lee, Addison­ Kirk,­ Robert­ ­Perry,­ Jackson­Ford,­Johanna­Ford,­Erin­ Fransis, Madison Brugh, Timothy Burman, Colby­Burton,­­Joseph­Bushka­Iv,­Emma­ Avery Lewis, Brennen Lewis, Ashley Adam­ Rak,­ Anna­ Ryan,­ Foster,­ Richard­ ­Fulford,­Ashleigh­ Suki Clinkenbeard, Claire Conwell, Carpenter, Kayla Clark, Kimberly Clark, ­Linville,­­Isaac­Long,­­Riley­Mapel,­­­Jeffrey­ Noah Simpson, Mia Skelton, Gilbee, Ashley Granse, McKayla Zachary Cowen, Kelsey Daughtery, Elizabeth­ Conner,­ ­ Ethan­ Cook,­ ­ Alyssa­ Mattox, Natalie McBride, Devin McGranahan, Delaney Smith, Brody Triplett, Guest,­ Sage­ Hall,­ Eva­ Harris,­ ­Alaura­ Dornellas,­ ­ Rowan­ Doyle,­ ­ Nicole­ Cooper,­ ­ Carly­ Cowan,­ ­ Grifin­ Crabtree,­­ Joshua­ Miller,­ ­ ­ Sara­ Mims,­ ­Alexia­ Moore,­­ Kevin Winchester Deanna­Harwell,­Wesley­Henning,­­ Evinger, Marcus Feliciano, Kathryn Fischer, McKenzi­Crocker,­­Gregory­Crowell,­­Kayli­ Savannah Morris, Easton Myers, Nicholas Carson­Hepworth,­Ann­Hit- Trevor Furman, Camille Garcia, Isaiah Davis, Kade Dubois, Brody Durham, Nameth,­­Kurt­Nochowicz,­­Travis­Owen,­­ Second Grade pas,­ ­Jackson­ Holmer,­ Luke­ Goodman,­ Madison­ Hall,­ ­ James­ Hartley,­ Connor­Eastwood,­­Jake­Elliott,­­Hayden­ Jayden­ Padgett,­ ­ Antonio­ Pena,­ ­ Victoria­ Lauren Adams, Isaak ­Jacobi,­ Cody­ Jenkins,­ Nicho- Lacy­Hayes,­Autumn­Henderson,­­ Emery, Aidan Erdley, Kaylee Fenton, ­Perlman,­­Olivia­Petsch,­­Olivia­Pike,­­­Juliana­ Bane,­ Walker­ Bell,­ Raegan­ las­­Jensen,­­Elizabeth­Johnson,­ Dawson­ Higginbotham,­ Ethan­ Holder,­ 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Smith, Quinton Smith, Doyle, Addisyn Drake, Keira Grace­ Mims,­ Robert­ Moore,­ Kaleigh­McCullough,­­Sophie­McHenry,­­ Lauren­ ­Hartman,­ ­ Mason­ Hedden,­ ­ Jordan­ Jesus­Solorzano,­­Faith­Starling,­­Dominique­ Finelli,­ Emma­ Fulford,­ Jack­ Hannah­O`Grady,­Paul­Palewicz,­ Faith­Nicholson,­­Isabella­Paone,­­Heather­ ­Henderson,­­Kathryn­Hilt,­­Heaven­Holden,­­ Steele, Devon Stoddard, Memphis Strickland, Gatlin,­Stephen­Hancy,­Kyleigh­ Cannon­ Pene,­ Ella­ Raynes,­ Patrick,­ ­ Jase­ Peterson,­ ­ Roger­ Phelps,­­ Julia­Holland,­­Nathaniel­Howard,­­Landen­ Simona Swaney, Monte Thompson, Anthony Henkel,­ Victoria­ Hoius,­ John­ Alexis­ Roberts,­ Isabel­ ­Rocha,­ ­Allison­Pohlmann,­­Joel­Richmond,­­Corinne­ Hutson,­­Cameron­Jackson-Lott,­­ Turner,­­Joseph­Urquhart,­­Juan­Vergara-Diaz,­ Hooten,­Jacob­Hunt,­ Chase­ ­Rodgerson,­ Alyssa­ Rodamaker,­­Mason­Roddenberry,­­Desiree’­ Sara­ James,­ ­ David­ Johnson,­ ­ Noelle­ Tyler­ Walkup,­ ­ Hannah­ Weaver,­ ­ Hannah­ Kaitlyn Kamm, Samuel Samuels, Austen Snyder, Russ,­Michael­Sawarynski,­­Mary­Talbott,­ ­Johnson,­ ­ Colby­ Jones,­ ­ Talyah­ Jones,­­ Webster, Austin Whitta, Nathan Winstead, Klotz,­Jack­Laidacker,­­Lauren­ ­Hailey­Ward,­Joshua­Williams,­ ­Dejolei­Thomas,­­Jozef­Vanselow,­­­Cooper­ Braeden­ Justice,­ ­ Emma­ Kale,­ ­ Rylee­ Talon­Wood,­­Talley­Yamaguchi,­­Jacob­Yates. Lopez,­ Mason­ Mailhes,­ Ava­ Sydney Wright, Evan Zalar West, Sara Wilborn. ­Kanzigg,­ ­ Shaughnnesse­ Kelley,­ ­ Cierra­ Eighth Grade Marks, Colin Mastaw, Matthew Seventh Grade Kelly, Lily Khuesy, Kristian Knecht, Austin Garrett Adams, Phoenix Aldrich, Shiaynne McChesney, Kaylee Medina, A/B Honor Roll Aiden Arnold, Aaron Barclay, Ava Knott, Trey Ladner, Taylor Lashley, Baker, Allison Baldridge, Austin Baldridge, Rose­Miller,­Abigail­Minchin, First Grade Beaugrand, Alexander Brasell, Isabella Caleb Leggett, Shelby Leurck, Emily Dari Batova, Bryce Boynton, Connor Brasell, Elizabeth­ Minchin,­ Daylin­ Dylan Bates, Caleb Beck, Cameron,­­Riley­Cassidy,­­Megan­­Chepult,­­ Light, Lacey Lindsay, Caleb Long, Kyle Brunner, Samantha Carr, Alexia Carter, Mooneyham, Owen Morgan, Avril Clark, Tyra Coughlin, Thomas Colangelo, William Collins, ­Jennifer­Long,­­Ethan­Lott,­­Morgan­­Lunas,­­ Grace Cook, Nathan Crews, Megan Cyr, Katelyn­ Perkins,­ Jane­ Ragon,­ Vera Custred, Gianna Daily, Merete Conley, Nina Donnithorne, Isabelle Genevieve Martel, Chiarra McClain, Alyssa Teresa Deemer, Erik Dennison, Cohen­Reeder,­Madeline­Riehl,­ Emeril Dombrowski, Cole Dozier,­­Valerie­Dunavant,­­ McCloskey, Kaylee McDonald, Miya Harmony­ Diermyer,­ ­ ­Michelina­ Dolan,­­ Marlin­Ring,­Joseph­Robertson,­ Ducote, Brant Elidemir, Luke Katherine­Gamblin,­­John­Goolsby,­­­Abigail­ McKinnie, Ariel Michel, Nacion Milburn, ­Mikayla­Donlon,­­­Harlie­Dunavant,­­­Kayleigh­ Cole­Rocha,­Hutson­Rowe,­ Farley, Yael Fleekop, Harris,­­Lauren­Haworth,­­­Makaila­­Hebner,­­ Alexia Milleson, Kristine Miranda, Kaden Elliott,­­Joey­Ellis,­­­Keona­Ennis,­­Hailey­Fair,­­ Bella Satterwhite, Gwendolyn Ally Foster, Gates Gigliotti, Paige­ Higginbotham,­ ­ John­ ­Holliield,­­ Moore, Alexandria Morris, Maya Morrow, Ethan Fekety, Morgahn Fingall, Caitlyn Saxon, Lucas Schneidt, Landon Parker­Granse,­Rivers­Gurney,­ ­Victoria­Hurst,­­Trevor­­Isakson,­­­Katherine­ Autumn Morse, Ashleigh Mutters, Patrick ­Fischtziur,­ ­ ­Mackenzie­ Fowler,­ ­ Sarah­ Gabel,­­ Schulte, Miller Selland, Molly Chloe­Hafdahl,­Trevor­Hebert,­ Johnson,­ ­ Marissa­ Kelley,­ ­ ­Aleksandra­ Nameth,­ ­ Makayla­ O`Connor,­ ­ ­Nicholas­ Hunter­Garrett,­­Devlin­Gilbertson,­­Dylan­Gill,­­ Shaw, Sydney Sherman, Jacqueline­Jensen,­Lucy­Maw,­ Khvatkova, Britton Landrum, O`Keefe,­ ­ Deja-Noel­ Olson,­ Noah­ Pack,­­ Cobee Glascock, Selah Goodman, Kaitlyn Madison Sloman, Blakely Gabrielle Moseley, William Amanda Langston, Allison Linkous, Carissa Paone, Stephen Parisi, Gracey, Ethan Green, Anna Griesemer, Marisa Smith, William Snow, Neumann, Clyde Patroni, Juliana­ Lucas,­ ­ Kayla­ McCarthy,­ ­ Colleen­ Harold­ Paulus,­ ­ Alice­ Payton,­ ­ Emma­ Griggs,­ ­ Kathryn­ ­Harman,­ ­ Sophia­ Hayden,­­ Abigail­ Souza,­ Gwenyth­ Oliver Person, George Purdy, McDonough, Zachary McLouth, Andrew ­Peters,­ ­ Eva­ Poltoratskaya,­ ­ Hana­ Poole,­­ Alissa­­Henderson,­­Veronica­Hersom,­­Valerie­ Stevens, Dara Stokes, Chase John­ Register,­ Ashley­ Saiter,­ McTamney, Matthew McTamney, Brianna Madison­ Price,­ Kaitlyn­ Provo,­ Hayley­ Hiles,­­Mathaya­Hill,­­Benjamin­Hilton,­­Ovella­ Stone, Taylor Stone, Evan White, Easton­Schwartz,­Parker­Smith,­ Meredith, Kevin Miranda, Abby Mock, ­Pullum,­­Blake­Reed,­­Kayci­Reed,­Elijah­ Hines,­­Janara­Holmes,­­Bailey­Honaker,­­ Nerissa Williamson, Grace Wendy Snyder, Layla Vogt, Sean­Moran,­­Jonathan­Neal,­­ Reyna,­ ­ Alora­ Reynolds,­ Gabriella­ Rice,­ Janea­Hundley,­­Collin­Jahn,­­Katy­James,­­ ­Wippler-Shaw,­Anna­Woods Kryton Walker, Alec Ward, Andrew­Neville,­­Justin­Pavelko,­­Gabrielle­ Jonathan­Rice,­Amirianna­­Rodebush,­­ Hayden­Jenkins,­­Rachel­Johnson,­­Raquel­ Zachary White, Alana Wilhelm Third Grade Pohlmann, Abigail Postle, Katelyn Pyles, Courtney­ ­ Rodrigues,­ ­ Azandrya­ ­Johnson,­­Lauren­Jones,­­Alejandro­Jurado,­­ Gabriel Kale, Dylon Kelley, Gabriel Kend Victoria­ Barrett,­ ­Riley­ Second Grade Mary­Russell,­­Madison­Schluter,­­Dawson­ ­Rodriguez-Fuentes,­­Ariyan­Roller,­­Savana­ - Scragg, Devon Shields, Camryn Simonds, all, Kyler Kensey, Brianna King, Summer Bloomberg, Ava Chapman, Ansley­ Ballenger,­ Rylie­ Sade,­­Kloe­Salter,­­Erik­Sanchez,­­Braeden­ Caden Clark, Zachary Coughlin, Bourgeois, Peyton Cleary, Mia Autumn Slaybaugh, Taylor Smith, Lorelai Schramm, Phillip Sellers, Kylie Shuster, Knight,­­Jordan­Lassiter,­­­Kiara­Latouche,­­ Samantha Sisk, Colby Smith, Kai Soles, Victoria Davis, Ashley Dean, Davis,­ Kathryn­ Dietrich,­ Jayda­ Snow,­­Joseph­Staudt,­­Tanner­Struck, Bailey­ Laxton,­ ­ Ryan­ ­Logan,­ ­ Aqua­ Spencer Sudduth, Nathaniel Taylor, Lovelette, Viviana Luna, Devin Lynn, Abigail­ Hafdahl,­ Presley­ Hall,­ Dunham, Peyton Dykes, Cooper Christian­Sutton,­Bridget­­Thompson,­­Reilly­ Turner, Christiana Warmington, Madison Ethan Todorovich, Dyllyn Torres, Maia Michael­Hamstra,­ Egli, Lexxus Etheridge, Cameron ­Nicole­Masters,­­Julia­­McMaster,­­Evelyn­Me- Warnke, Mary Warren, Eva Weege. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com Page 8B GULF BREEZE NEWS November 13, 2014 Last dance in the sand Levin Rinke Resort Realty sponsors inal Bands on the Beach concert

By BENJAMIN DAVIDSON on the Beach,” said Robert Rinke, Bro- LEVIN RINKE RESORT REALTY ker/Owner with Levin Rinke Resort Re- alty. “It’s a little chance that we can give Submitted photo Members of the Levin Rinke Resort Realty team celebrate another record-breaking year while sponsoring the finale The night was abuzz with anticipa- back to the community, that shows us concert of Bands on the Beach. tion as “Not Quite Fab,” Northwest so much support year after year.” Said Florida’s Beatles tribute band, took the Rinke. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING stage at this year’s inal Bands on the The night’s festivities carried on NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BY CAPITAL TRUST AGENCY Beach performance Tuesday, Oct. 28. well into the evening with sing-alongs, CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA The party was set, as this was a mas- giveaways from the Resort Realty team, For the purpose of Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended For the purpose of Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the “Code”), notice is hereby given that the City of Gulf Breeze, Florida (the “City”) sive celebration not only for an incred- and hundreds of concert-goers dancing (the “Code”), notice is hereby given that the City of Gulf Breeze, Florida (the “City”) will will hold a public hearing at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, December 1, 2014, in the City to the British Invasion themed Beatles’ hold a public hearing at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, December 1, 2014, in the City Council Council Chambers located at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561. The ible season of “Bands on the Beach,” Chambers located at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561. The purpose of purpose of the public hearing is to consider a plan of fi nance to provide funds to be but also for the night’s sponsors: Levin ballads under the yellow and blue ban- the public hearing is to consider a plan of fi nance to provide funds to be loaned by the loaned by the Capital Trust Agency (the “Agency”) to Omega Communities, LLC, a Capital Trust Agency (the “Agency”) to Tuscan Gardens of Venetia Bay Properties, LLC, Florida limited liability company, or one or more of its affi liates (as applicable, the “Bor- Rinke Resort Realty. ners of Levin Rinke Resort Realty. a Florida limited liability company, or one or more of its affi liates (as applicable, the “Bor- rower”), in order to fi nance the acquisition, construction, development, furnishing and “Tonight has been the perfect exam- rower”), for fi nancing the cost of the acquisition, construction, development, installation equipping of a 103-unit, 109-bed senior living facility comprised of approximately 65 Levin Rinke Resort Realty, the #1 and equipping of a 136-unit senior living facility comprised of 78 assisted living units and assisted living units and approximately 38 memory care units to be known as Cypress independent real estate irm in Pensac- ple of why this is such a special place – 58 memory care units to be known as Tuscan Gardens of Venetia Bay and to be located Point, to be located on the property located at the Southwest corner of International at 841 Venetia Bay Boulevard, in the City of Venice, Sarasota County, Florida 34285 (the Drive and Six Mile Cypress Parkway, Fort Myers, Lee County Florida 33912 (the “Se- ola, Gulf Breeze and Pensacola Beach events like these, on nights like tonight. “Senior Living Facility”). nior Living Facility”). It’s what this area, and our company is – posts record-breaking totals year after The plan of fi nance contemplates that the Agency will issue, in respect to such Senior The plan of fi nance contemplates that the Agency will issue, in respect to such Senior year and had another record breaking all about: community and giving back. Living Facility, not exceeding $25,000,000 in aggregate principal amount of its revenue Living Facility, not exceeding $35,000,000 in aggregate principal amount of its revenue bonds (the “Bonds”), in one or more installments or series, and loan the proceeds of such bonds (the “Bonds”), in one or more installments or series, and loan the proceeds of year this year. It couldn’t get any better,”said Rinke. Bonds to the Borrower to provide funds for the Senior Living Facility. The Senior Living such Bonds to the Borrower to provide funds for the Senior Living Facility. The Senior “We were so excited to sponsor this Facility will be owned by the Borrower. The initial manager of the Senior Living Facility Living Facility will be owned by the Borrower. The initial manager of the Senior Living “We are so fortunate to live, work, will be CRSA/LCS Management, LLC, an Iowa limited liability company, Des Moines, Facility will be CRSA/LCS Management, LLC, an Iowa limited liability company, Des and play in such a beautiful place like great night, and give a little something Iowa (the “Manager”). Moines, Iowa (the “Manager”). Pensacola Beach. We are so grateful back to this community, and place we \The purpose of the public hearing is to comply with the provisions of Section 147(f) of The purpose of the public hearing is to comply with the provisions of Section 147(f) of the Code. The City will not issue, and will not be obligated on, the Bonds. for all the support we receive year after call paradise. Thank you to everyone the Code. The City will not issue, and will not be obligated on, the Bonds. year, from the folks here. That is why who makes our success possible, and in The Bonds, when issued, will be special, limited obligations payable solely out of the The Bonds, when issued, will be special, limited obligations payable solely out of the revenues, income and receipts pledged to the payment thereof and derived from fi nancing revenues, income and receipts pledged to the payment thereof and derived from fi nanc- we love sponsoring things like Bands turn makes events like this possible.” agreements with the Borrower, and the Agency will not be obligated to pay the principal ing agreements with the Borrower, and the Agency will not be obligated to pay the of, premium, if any, or interest on the Bonds except from the payments of the Borrower. principal of, premium, if any, or interest on the Bonds except from the payments of the The Bonds will not constitute (i) a debt, liability or obligation of the Agency, the City, the Borrower. The Bonds will not constitute (i) a debt, liability or obligation of the Agency, State of Florida (the “State”), or any political subdivision, public agency or municipality the City, the State of Florida (the “State”), or any political subdivision, public agency or thereof, (ii) a pledge of the full faith and credit of the Agency, the City, the State, or any municipality thereof, (ii) a pledge of the full faith and credit of the Agency, the City, the political subdivision, public agency or municipality thereof, or (iii) a pledge of the taxing State, or any political subdivision, public agency or municipality thereof, or (iii) a pledge power of the City, the State, or any political subdivision or municipality thereof within the of the taxing power of the City, the State, or any political subdivision or municipality meaning of any constitutional or statutory provision. The Agency has no taxing power. thereof within the meaning of any constitutional or statutory provision. The Agency has no taxing power. At the time and place fi xed for said public hearing all who appear will be given an opportu- Is your heart nity to express their views for or against the proposal to approve said Bonds and the plan At the time and place fi xed for said public hearing all who appear will be given an op- of fi nance. Prior to said public hearing, written comments may be delivered to the City portunity to express their views for or against the proposal to approve said Bonds and Manager of the City, at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561. All persons the plan of fi nance. Prior to said public hearing, written comments may be delivered are advised that, if they decide to appeal any decision made by the City with respect to to the City Manager of the City, at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561. any matter considered at this meeting, they will need a record of the proceedings, and All persons are advised that, if they decide to appeal any decision made by the City for such purpose, they may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings with respect to any matter considered at this meeting, they will need a record of the a fertile is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to proceedings, and for such purpose, they may need to ensure that a verbatim record of be based. All interested persons are invited to present their comments at the time and the proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which place set forth above. the appeal is to be based. All interested persons are invited to present their comments at the time and place set forth above. Following the hearing, a report concerning this public hearing will be submitted to the ap- environment? plicable elected representative responsible for approving the issuance of the Bonds. Following the hearing, a report concerning this public hearing will be submitted to the applicable elected representative responsible for approving the issuance of the Bonds. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 286.26, Florida Statutes, as amended, persons in need of a special accommodation In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section to participate in the proceedings shall contact the telephone operator of 286.26, Florida Statutes, as amended, persons in need of a special accom- “Look, Daddy! Look at the little City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561, 850-934-5115, modation to participate in the proceedings shall contact the telephone plant growing out of the middle of side- at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting, excluding Saturday and Sun- operator of City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561, day. 850-934-5115, at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting, excluding Sat- walk” Julia said. Sure enough, there in urday and Sunday. LEGAL 26447 Gulf Breeze News 1x 11/13/14 the crease between two sidewalk slabs LEGAL 26271 Gulf Breeze News 1x 11/13/14 was a little green shoot sprouting from within the decaying particle board di- vider. The path was a relatively new as NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING sidewalks go and had been replaced just CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA CITY OF GULF BREEZE, FLORIDA a year ago. It really was strange to see For the purpose of Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended this new and fragile seedling sprouting For the purpose of Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the “Code”), notice is hereby given that the City of Gulf Breeze, Florida (the “City”) will (the “Code”), notice is hereby given that the City of Gulf Breeze, Florida (the “City”) will hold a public hearing at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, December 1, 2014, in the City Council so delicately from such a barren envi- criminately so that all ground has the hold a public hearing at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, December 1, 2014, in the City Council Chambers located at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561. The purpose of opportunity to house new life (Mat- Chambers located at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561. The purpose the public hearing is to consider a plan of fi nance to provide funds to be loaned by the ronment. I whipped out my phone and of the public hearing is to consider a plan of fi nance to provide funds to be loaned by Capital Trust Agency (the “Agency”) to Glorieta Partners, Ltd., a Florida limited partner- took a picture because it seemed like thew 13:1-23; Mark 4:1-34; Luke 8:4- the Capital Trust Agency (the “Agency”) to Banyanwood Senior Living, LLC, a Florida ship, or one or more subsidiary or affi liated corporations, limited liability companies or limited liability company, or one or more of its affi liates (as applicable, the “Borrower”), limited partnerships (as applicable, the “Borrower”), for fi nancing or refi nancing the cost such a perfect moment. 18). His parable leads us to consider for the purpose of fi nancing the cost of the acquisition, construction, development, in- of acquiring, upgrading, reconditioning, improving and beautifi cation by the Borrower of that ALL people are people worth stallation and equipping of an approximately 221-unit senior living facility comprised of existing low income multifamily rental housing facilities known as The Gardens Apart- I can’t imagine that that little sprout approximately 133 independent living units, approximately 61 assisted living units and ments, located at 13002, 13004, 13006, 13008, 13010, 13112, 13114, 13116, 13118, will survive long. It won’t be able to investing in. Some of us are rocky; approximately 27 assisted living units providing memory support services for the elderly, 13120, 13180 and 13235Port Said Road , Opa-Locka, Florida 33054and 13412, 13424, including the site therefor and related facilities, fi xtures, furnishings and equipment, to 13436, 13448 and 13450 Aswan Road, Opa-Locka, Florida 33054; and Tract 303 of the put down good roots and will probably some of us are fertile ground. be known as Silver Creek Jacksonville (the “Senior Living Facility”), and to be located at Revised Plat of Nile Gardens, Section One (PB38,PG56, M-DCR) Opa-Locka, Florida 33054, Miami Dade County, Florida (collectively, the “Facilities”). be crushed under foot by some walker. Maybe this image isn’t as much 8524 Gate Parkway West, City of Jacksonville, Duval County, Florida 32216. It could be that it the winter kills it about the plant’s will to survive as it is The plan of fi nance contemplates that the Agency will issue, in respect to such Senior The plan of fi nance contemplates that the Agency will issue, in respect to such Facili- Living Facility, not exceeding $50,000,000 in aggregate principal amount of its revenue ties, not exceeding $25,000,000 in aggregate principal amount of its revenue bonds (the off or maybe the heat of summer will about the ground where it has sprout- bonds (the “Bonds”), in one or more installments or series, and loan the proceeds of “Bonds”), in one or more installments or series, and loan the proceeds of such Bonds to ed. I wonder if my life is fertile soil such Bonds to the Borrower to provide funds for the Senior Living Facility. The Senior the Borrower to provide funds for the Facilities. The Facilities will be owned by the Bor- bake it to death. If only it had legs, it Living Facility will be owned by the Borrower. The initial manager of the Senior Living rower. The initial manager of the Facilities will be CT Services, LLC (the “Manager”). could migrate over to the good soil of for growing new life or is it cold and Facility will Greenbrier Senior Living, LLC, a Texas limited liability company, or an affi liate thereof (the “Manager”). The purpose of the public hearing is to comply with the provisions of Section 147(f) of the my neighbor’s yard. It’s got a struggle hard. Am I ready for the seeds of new Code. The City will not issue, and will not be obligated on, the Bonds. friendships to sprout in my hectic life? The purpose of the public hearing is to comply with the provisions of Section 147(f) of ahead, but in the meantime it offers the Code. The City will not issue, and will not be obligated on, the Bonds. The Bonds, when issued, will be special, limited obligations payable solely out of the rev- itself as a motivational picture of Do I have time for new life to emerge enues, income and receipts pledged to the payment thereof and derived from fi nancing The Bonds, when issued, will be special, limited obligations payable solely out of the rev- agreements with the Borrower, and the Agency will not be obligated to pay the principal triumph over life’s hardship. in my busy calendar? Have I been enues, income and receipts pledged to the payment thereof and derived from fi nancing of, premium, if any, or interest on the Bonds except from the payments of the Borrower. beating down the same path for so agreements with the Borrower, and the Agency will not be obligated to pay the principal The Bonds will not constitute (i) a debt, liability or obligation of the Agency, the City, the Sometimes life is full of concrete of, premium, if any, or interest on the Bonds except from the payments of the Borrower. State of Florida (the “State”), or any political subdivision, public agency or municipality and offers little space for new life to long that my heart has grown hard and The Bonds will not constitute (i) a debt, liability or obligation of the Agency, the City, the thereof, (ii) a pledge of the full faith and credit of the Agency, the City, the State, or any State of Florida (the “State”), or any political subdivision, public agency or municipality political subdivision, public agency or municipality thereof, or (iii) a pledge of the taxing sprout. Selish opportunists might dry? What kind of soil am I? Would a thereof, (ii) a pledge of the full faith and credit of the Agency, the City, the State, or any power of the City, the State, or any political subdivision or municipality thereof within the passerby be surprised to see improve- political subdivision, public agency or municipality thereof, or (iii) a pledge of the taxing meaning of any constitutional or statutory provision. The Agency has no taxing power. step on you to get what they want. power of the City, the State, or any political subdivision or municipality thereof within the ment in my little world? Am I just as meaning of any constitutional or statutory provision. The Agency has no taxing power. At the time and place fi xed for said public hearing all who appear will be given an opportu- The pressure of inancial problems nity to express their views for or against the proposal to approve said Bonds and the plan can feel like the cold of winter and re- unlikely place for new life to ind a At the time and place fi xed for said public hearing all who appear will be given an op- of fi nance. Prior to said public hearing, written comments may be delivered to the City home? Do I offer a place for others to portunity to express their views for or against the proposal to approve said Bonds and Manager of the City, at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561. All persons lationship problems can make you feel the plan of fi nance. Prior to said public hearing, written comments may be delivered to are advised that, if they decide to appeal any decision made by the City with respect to caught in the middle. This transient put down the roots of friendship? the City Manager of the City, at 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561. All any matter considered at this meeting, they will need a record of the proceedings, and persons are advised that, if they decide to appeal any decision made by the City with for such purpose, they may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings culture can encourage us to never put Life inds a way in the cracks of respect to any matter considered at this meeting, they will need a record of the pro- is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the appeal is to the sidewalks and the garden. Be ceedings, and for such purpose, they may need to ensure that a verbatim record of the be based. All interested persons are invited to present their comments at the time and down strong roots. We bloom where proceedings is made, which record includes the testimony and evidence upon which the place set forth above. we are planted, but sometimes we just indiscriminate in your loving, your appeal is to be based. All interested persons are invited to present their comments at the time and place set forth above. Following the hearing, a report concerning this public hearing will be submitted to the ap- don’t have great soil. Life is tough forgiving, your reaching our, and your Following the hearing, a report concerning this public hearing will be submitted to the plicable elected representative responsible for approving the issuance of the Bonds. applicable elected representative responsible for approving the issuance of the Bonds. sometimes. Still, life inds a way. attempts to make the world a better In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 286.26, Florida Stat- My hero, Jesus, offered a story place. Watch your step; don’t step In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 286.26, Florida Stat- utes, as amended, persons in need of a special accommodation to participate in the utes, as amended, persons in need of a special accommodation to participate in the proceedings shall contact the telephone operator of City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, about life, seeds, and ground. He on people in your way. Look for life proceedings shall contact the telephone operator of City Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561, 850-934-5115, at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting, in the sidewalks and take a picture to Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561, 850-934-5115, at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting, excluding Saturday and Sunday. made even better comparisons to excluding Saturday and Sunday. share the moment. LEGAL 26445 Gulf Breeze News 1x 11/13/14 life’s struggle to ind good soil and LEGAL 26446 Gulf Breeze News 1x 11/13/14 our opportunity to sow our seed indis- Love one. Love another.

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