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Journal Photo 03Bw.Qxd MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Sandra "Sandy" Adams (R) Bob Allen (R) Thad Altman (R) Kevin C. Ambler (R) Thomas "Tom" Anderson (R) Orlando Merritt Island Melbourne Lutz Dunedin District 33 District 32 District 30 District 47 District 45 Elected March 25, 2003 Bruce Antone (D) Rafael Arza (R) Frank Attkisson (R) Loranne Ausley (D) Carey Baker (R) Orlando Hialeah Kissimmee Tallahassee Eustis District 39 District 102 District 79 District 9 District 25 Gustavo A. Barreiro (R) Dennis K. Baxley (R) Aaron P. Bean (R) Dorothy Bendross-Mindingall (D) Allan G. Bense (R) Miami Beach Ocala Fernandina Beach Miami Panama City District 107 District 24 District 12 District 109 District 6 Anna Holliday "Holly" Benson (R) Kim Berfield (R) Gus Michael Bilirakis (R) Marsha L. "Marty" Bowen (R) Mary Brandenburg (D) Pensacola Clearwater Palm Harbor Haines City West Palm Beach District 3 District 50 District 48 District 65 District 89 Donald D. "Don" Brown (R) Frederick C. "Fred" Brummer (R) Phillip J. Brutus (D) Susan Bucher (D) Edward B. "Ed" Bullard (D) DeFuniak Springs Apopka North Miami Royal Palm Beach Miami District 5 District 38 District 108 District 88 District 118 Johnnie Byrd (R) Gaston I. Cantens (R) John Carassas (R) Jennifer Carroll (R) Donna Clarke (R) Plant City Miami Belleair Green Cove Springs Sarasota District 62 District 114 District 54 District 13 District 69 Resigned July 16, 2003 Elected May 13, 2003 Larry Cretul (R) Faye B. Culp (R) Joyce Cusack (D) Don Davis (R) Mike Davis (R) Ocala Tampa DeLand Jacksonville Naples District 22 District 57 District 27 District 18 District 101 Charles S. "Charlie" Dean, Sr. (R) Nancy C. Detert (R) Carl J. Domino (R) Greg Evers (R) Frank Farkas (R) Inverness Venice Jupiter Baker St. Petersburg District 43 District 70 District 83 District 1 District 52 Terry L. Fields (D) Heather Fiorentino (R) Bill Galvano (R) Anne M. "Annie" Gannon (D) Rene Garcia (R) Jacksonville New Port Richey Bradenton Delray Beach Hialeah District 14 District 46 District 68 District 86 District 110 Andy Gardiner (R) Dan Gelber (D) Audrey Gibson (D) Hugh H. Gibson III (R) J. Dudley Goodlette (R) Orlando Miami Beach Jacksonville Lady Lake Naples District 40 District 106 District 15 District 42 District 76 Kenneth Allan "Ken" Gottlieb (D) Carole Green (R) Ron L. Greenstein (D) Mike Haridopolos (R) James "Hank" Harper, Jr. (D) Hollywood Fort Myers Coconut Creek Melbourne West Palm Beach District 105 District 75 District 95 District 30 District 84 Resigned March 11, 2003 Gayle B. Harrell (R) Lindsay M. Harrington (R) Adam Hasner (R) Bob "Coach" Henriquez (D) Mike Hogan (R) Stuart Punta Gorda Delray Beach Tampa Jacksonville District 81 District 72 District 87 District 58 District 13 Resigned May 13, 2003 Wilbert "Tee" Holloway (D) Ed Homan (R) Edward L. "Ed" Jennings, Jr. (D) Randy Johnson (R) Stan Jordan (R) Miami Tampa Gainesville Celebration Jacksonville District 103 District 60 District 23 District 41 District 17 Arthenia L. Joyner (D) Charlie Justice (D) Jim Kallinger (R) Will S. Kendrick (D) Bev Kilmer (R) Tampa St. Petersburg Winter Park Carrabelle Quincy District 59 District 53 District 35 District 10 District 7 Suzanne M. Kosmas (D) Jeffrey D. "Jeff" Kottkamp (R) Dick Kravitz (R) Bruce Kyle (R) Kenneth W. "Ken" Littlefield (R) New Smyrna Beach Cape Coral Jacksonville Fort Myers Wesley Chapel District 28 District 74 District 19 District 73 District 61 Marcelo Llorente (R) Richard A. Machek (D) Connie Mack (R) Mark Mahon (R) Stan Mayfield (R) Miami Delray Beach Fort Lauderdale Jacksonville Vero Beach District 116 District 78 District 91 District 16 District 80 Sheri McInvale (D) Matthew J. "Matt" Meadows (D) David J. Mealor (R) Sandra L. "Sandy" Murman (R) Dave Murzin (R) Orlando Lauderhill Lake Mary Tampa Pensacola District 36 District 94 District 34 District 56 District 2 Mitch Needelman (R) Joe Negron (R) Pat Patterson (R) Jerry Paul (R) Frank Peterman, Jr. (D) Melbourne Stuart DeLand Port Charlotte St. Petersburg District 31 District 82 District 26 District 71 District 55 Joe H. Pickens (R) Juan-Carlos "J.C." Planas (R) Ralph Poppell (R) Manuel Prieguez (R) John "Q" Quinones (R) Palatka Miami/Westchester Vero Beach Miami Kissimmee District 21 District 115 District 29 District 113 District 49 Ron Reagan (R) Nan H. Rich (D) Curtis B. Richardson (D) Stacy J. Ritter (D) David Rivera (R) Bradenton Weston Tallahassee Coral Springs Miami District 67 District 97 District 8 District 96 District 112 Julio Robaina (R) Yolly Roberson (D) Dennis A. Ross (R) Marco Rubio (R) David D. Russell, Jr. (R) Miami Miami Lakeland West Miami Brooksville District 117 District 104 District 63 District 111 District 44 Timothy M. "Tim" Ryan (D) Ray Sansom (R) John P. "Jack" Seiler (D) David Simmons (R) Irving L. "Irv" Slosberg (D) Dania Destin Wilton Manors Longwood Boca Raton District 100 District 4 District 92 District 37 District 90 Christopher L. "Chris" Smith (D) Eleanor Sobel (D) Ken Sorensen, Ph.D. (R) Joseph R. "Joe" Spratt (R) Dwight Stansel (D) Fort Lauderdale Hollywood Key Largo LaBelle Wellborn District 93 District 99 District 120 District 77 District 11 John K. Stargel (R) Baxter G. "B" Troutman (R) Shelley Vana (D) Leslie Waters (R) Doug Wiles (D) Lakeland Winter Haven Lantana Seminole St. Augustine District 64 District 66 District 85 District 51 District 20 Roger B. Wishner (D) Juan C. Zapata (R) Sunrise Miami District 98 District 119.
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