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Rescue Outreach Mission Names New Executive Director After Lengthy Search MIDWEEK:OCT. 10-13, 2018 FOOTBALL - WEEK 7 Correspondent Seminole, Oviedo honors Crooms ready for Thursday Teacher of the Year showdown See Sports, Page 8 See People, Page 5 AKEANFORDARY ONGWOOD INTER PRINGS VIEDO ENEVA ASSELBERRYERALDSTEEN HULUOTA LTAMONTE PRINGS E ARY L M ,L ,W S ,O ,G ,C ,O ,C ,A S ,D B S • © 2018 H Vol. 127, No. 18 READ US ONLINE AT MYSANFORDHERALD.COM Since 1908 HEADLINES FROM Rescue Outreach Mission names new Osteen couple hospitalized ASSOCIATED PRESS executive director after lengthy search with mysterious disease AFTER A BITTER NOMINA- HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin TION PROCESS, DAY 1 ON HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin THE BENCH A man and a woman were hospitalized in Osteen on Sunday after coming down with a Brett Kavanaugh is about to The Rescue Outreach Mission, disease not identified to the public, officials hear his first arguments as a Seminole County’s only homeless say. Supreme Court justice, becoming shelter, has a new Executive Director They were reportedly at their farm at 345 the fifth solidly conservative ju- in Rosalyn Thomas after months Black Lake Road in Osteen, at which they rist on the high court. searching for a new leader. claimed some of their animals had previously Thomas started her new job on See OSTEEN, Page 7 PAPER PUBLISHES POSSI- Sept. 17 of this year. She comes with a BLY LAST IMAGE OF MISS- work history with nonprofit groups, a ING SAUDI REPORTER PhD in Children and Family Studies and a Master’s degree in social work. The Washington Post pub- And she wants to repair the image of County: Airbnb will be lishes a surveillance image the Rescue Outreach Mission after it showing its missing Saudi con- was revealed funds were misused last Rosalyn Thomas, who holds multiple degreesHerald inphoto social by work Larry and Griffin has tributor walking into the Saudi year. taxed the same as hotels worked in nonprofits before, will now be the new Executive Director of Consulate in Istanbul a week Rescue Outreach Mission. See MISSION, Page 6 ago, just before he disappeared. HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin HURRICANE MICHAEL ON As of Tuesday’s Seminole County Com- COURSE FOR NORTH mission meeting, Airbnb will now be collect- FLORIDA ing bed tax from hosts in the area, HALLOWEEN IS ON ITS WAY delivering the funds to the county as hotels The Category 1 storm is would normally do. strengthening over warm tropi- Airbnb, a mega-popular online vacation cal waters amid fears it will in- rental service, allows users to find people in tensify into a major hurricane the area who have beds or rooms available before striking Florida's north- for short periods of time while on vacation east Gulf Coast by midweek. or for other travel purposes. 10 MINUTES OF TERROR See AIRBNB, Page 3 A quake, a tsunami and a fam- ily's son gone missing in a catas- trophe that was shocking even by the standards of disaster- Former Brevard Clerk trial prone Indonesia. continues in Seminole RED FLAGS SEEN IN DEADLY LIMO CRASH HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says the driver didn't The case of former Brevard County Clerk of Courts Mitch Needelman, on trial for fraud See AP, Page 7 and bribery from over five years ago, is still trudging on in Seminole County as he and See TRIAL, Page 6 Hurricane Michael gains strength, A creepy skeleton sits at the corner of Park Avnue and 2nd Street in front of aHerald local antique photo bystore. Tommy Vincent takes aim at north Florida See what’s happening See AP Story, Page 7 Couple killed in murder-suicide in Sanford around Seminole County See page 4 STOCKS OF HeraldBy Larry Staff Griffin LOCAL INTEREST SEMINOLE SMILE As of 3 p.m. Tuesday Two are dead in an apparent murder-suicide in the Carriage Cove neighborhood in Sanford, Allegiant $118.71 police report. Bombardier $3.25 The incident was discovered around noon on Monday. Sanford Faro $58.69 Police reported to the home at Invacare $14.15 Twin Coach Court to check on the NextEra $173.77 well-being of one resident, Cathy Kramarcik, after she didn’t report Tractor Supply $89.26 to work as she was supposed to Toro $56.48 that day. Co-workers reportedly said Wells Fargo $53.68 she’d been having problems with her husband, Edward Kramarcik, before Monday. When police arrived, they found both Kramarciks deceased due to Charlotte Mansur gunshot wounds, a press release Herald High School Correspondent Edward and Cathy Kramarcik (above) were found deceasedPhoto contributed Monday in their Carriage Cove home from an apparent murder-suicide. See COVE, Page 11 Hagerty High School PAGE 2 • Midweek: Oct. 10-13, 2018 SANFORD HERALD THE BULLETIN BOARD: Annual Fall HBCU Cookout to be held in October in Fort Mellon Park By Sheralyn Brinson nounced the couple husband and wife and presented them to their The Seminole County Chapter of guests as Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ed- the FAMU (Florida Agricultural and wards, Jr. The congregation received Mechanical University) Alumni As- them with applause and cheers of sociation will have their Annual Fall congratulations. HBCU Cookout on Saturday, Octo- A reception was held in the ber 13, 2018, at Ft. Mellon Park, Church Fellowship Hall which was (Pavilion #6), 600 E. First Street in elegantly decorated in the wedding downtown Sanford on the riverfront. colors. The newlyweds and their All area HBCU (Historically Black wedding party were introduced by Colleges and Universities) alumni, Pastor Edwards. Following dinner, family and friends are invited to this the cake was cut and shared; the free cookout; come and represent garter was tossed and so was the your school. High school students bouquet. Toasts were raised by the who plan to attend FAMU this year Matron of Honor for the Bride and and their parents are invited. Infor- the Best Man for the groom. There mation will be on hand regarding was dancing, posing for pictures and FAMU admission requirements. great fun and fellowship. FAMU graduate students and for- Happy Birthday to Ms. Pam Walker Three hundred family members mer FAMU enrollees are also in- Byrd, Bus Monitor at the Seminole and friends came from far and near vited. Andre Neal, Chapter County Public Schools Transportation to share in this very special day. The Norma Jean Woodard and Ernest Edwards, Jr. Photos contributed President; Stewart Baker, Reporter. Dept.; she’s a member of New Zion newlyweds expressed thanks to P.B. Church in Midway. everyone for their love and support. • “Once in a while, in the middle Wedding Coordinators were Marilyn of ordinary lives, love blossoms and Williams. A medley of beautiful dress with spaghetti straps; her ac- Dupree and Yolanda Dixon; Reggie gives us a beautiful love story.” music was playing, “You’re My cessories were silver. Bridesmaids Cross was the Musician. Congratu- Family and friends gathered at St. late Annie Bell and Henderson lations and best wishes to Mr. and Woodard, Sr. Ms. Argie Edwards Greatest Inspiration” by Teddy Pen- were Elaine Edwards (sister-in-law), Paul Missionary Baptist Church in dergrass and “Why I Love You” by Shirlene Smith (friend), and Chedda Mrs. Ernest Edwards, Jr.; the couple Sanford, Florida on Saturday, June Cofield lit a candle in memory of the resides in Sanford, FL. Groom’s parents, the late Nellie and Major. Edwards (sister-in-law). They wore 23, 2018, at 3: p.m., for the wedding The handsome groom wore an marine-blue dresses, with silver ac- of Norma Jean Woodard and Ernest Ernest Edwards, Sr. • The Feeding Ministry at St. The beautiful bride wore an ivory, ivory suit, white shirt, and marine cessories and carried a bouquet of Edwards, Jr. The groom’s brother, blue bow tie, accentuated by a single mixed flowers. Samantha Butler Matthew M.B. Church, 3724 E. Main Pastor Sammie J. Edwards, Sr., offici- floor-length sleeveless wedding Street in Sanford/Midway, will be gown from David’s Bridal Collec- pink rose with silver silk ribbon bou- (friend) and Taisha White (friend) ated. tonniere. The Groom’s brother, served as Ushers. serving meals on Sat., Oct. 20th; Wedding bells rang and beautiful tion. The bodice was adorned with from 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. This event lace and she wore a silver belt with Bernard Edwards was the Best Man. Little Miss Laylah Sinclair and Lit- music flowed throughout the sanctu- The Groomsmen were Allen Smith tle Miss Evonyoe King were the is free and open to the community. ary as guests arrived. The church sequins and ivory flowers. Her One of the Feeding Ministry’s goals floor-length ivory veil completed (friend), Henry Dye, Jr., (friend), Flower Girls. They were pretty in was beautifully decorated with flow- Oscar Edwards (brother), and pink dresses and silver shoes, carry- is to make a difference in the com- ers, tulle and silk ribbons in the awe- this very attractive look. Her acces- munity by feeding those who don’t sories were silver and gray shoes Michael Edwards (brother; he also ing baskets of pink rose petals which some color theme of marine blue, served as an Usher). The Best Man they sprinkled along the aisle. The always have access to a hot meal, pink and silver. and a silver necklace with matching and they reference the Bible, “For I teardrop earrings. She carried a and the Groomsmen wore black Ringbearers were Zaylen Dye and The double ring ceremony began tuxedos, white shirts; marine blue Kemoni Goodman. was hungry and you gave me some- with the lighting of candles in loving bouquet of pink and white roses, thing to eat, I was thirsty and you adorned with silver silk ribbon.
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