FLORIDA
ON PATROL
F P
Winter/Spring 2007
From the President
In this issue:
President’s
Message
National Law
Enforcement
Memorial Day
National Law
Enforcement
Museum
Letter to
Gov. Crist
FOP 107 Aids
Needy Families
9th Annual Guns
and Hoses
The month of January has been especially busy across the state with Installations and Awards Banquets at our local lodges. I’ve traveled to many lodges,
both Labor and Fraternal and was very impressed with the local leadership and
seeing the FOP in action. Our local leaders are inspiring. It was a pleasure to
be with the Pinellas County Lodge 43 membership as they honored the 18 years of
service by President Tim Ingold who led the lodge efforts in obtaining a great contract with the Sheriff. Sheriff Coates recognized what we already knew were the
exceptional leadership talents of Tim and has promoted him to Captain. Tim had to
step aside as President of the Lodge and Danny Carron will have huge shoes to fill.
Best wishes to Tim Ingold and congratulation to Danny. Attorney General Bill
McCollum attended in Pinellas County, giving the keynote address. President
Gene Gibbons of Coral Gables Lodge 7 will continue a battle with the city fathers
to reach an agreement on their contract. Miami Beach Lodge 8 has returned Bobby
Jenkins as President and Orange County President Kevin Carlucci remains very
active in securing benefits for his members. Congratulations to all our new and
continuing FOP Leadership across the state.
The Fall elections are history, the Holidays are but a memory as we move rapidly
forward into the Legislative Session. The FOP worked hard during the campaigns
and we were very successful in helping
our candidates. We will now try to capitalize on all that effort with our ambitious agenda of law enforcement bills.
This year during the legislative session,
each District Director will have a “Week
on the Hill” as we keep an FOP presence
in Tallahassee and pressure to obtain the
passage of our priority bills. Each FOP
District will send members to Tallahassee for a week of the session to meet
with Legislators and push our priority
bills. If we are to accomplish anything
this year, it will take a strong showing
(l-r) James Mann, Attorney General, Bill
McCollum, James Preston
on our part.
Florida On
Patrol
Fall 2006
President
James Preston
1st Vice President
Martin Garcia
2nd Vice President
Lonnie Miller
Secretary
Kenny Mack
The Malcolm Thompson Act redefining the definition of
“disabled” for FRS members to mean; if you are unable to
continue working as a full time law enforcement officer due
to a line of duty injury or illness you are entitled to a “full”
disability pension. Also, changing the final compensation
calculation from the high 5 years to the high 3 is a priority.
Several other priority bills are listed on the State Lodge web
site. Jacksonville Lodge 5/30 President Nelson Cuba and
District 4 Director Edgar Burroughs lead our Legislative
Committee. They will offer training at the
Treasurer
Tom Bonney
Conductor
Larry Lockwood
February Board Meeting on how to screen political candi- Chief Financial Officer, Alex Sink,
dates and offer insight into the political arena. This meeting James Preston
will be very important in setting our agenda and goals.
Inner Guard
Bill Trushel
Outer Guard
Kevin Carlucci
Chaplain
Donna Suereth
Immediate Past President
James Mann
Chairman of Trustees
We are fast approaching the 25th Anniversary of our Law Enforcement Memorial Service
this May 6th and 7th. The Memorial Committee has been working on this year’s service to
make it a special commemoration as we honor our fallen officers, renew our pledge to
“Never Forget” and recognize their families. The new year has barely begun and already
we have two more line of duty deaths from the Florida Highway Patrol and the Jackson
County Sheriff’s Office. Both officers were gunned down while doing their duty. It reemphasizes the danger our brothers and sisters in law enforcement face everyday.
Bruce Porter
National Trustee
Pete Fire
Parliamentarian
On February 7th, the Florida Parole Commission held a Hearing for Jacksonville Police Officer Gary Bevel’s killer. The FOP was there to seek justice for Officer Bevel and ensure
this murder never takes another breath of freedom.
William Corser
District 1 Director
Tim Brown
District 2 Director
Jeff McAdams
The Training Committee has been active with offering relevant training classes. In Tampa,
Lodge 27 hosted a Critical Incident Stress Management Class. This class will be repeated
in Orange County in April. Positive comments from those in attendance were received for
the information they can use at work.
District 3 Director
Gene Leonard
District 4 Director
Our goal towards the Florida FOP donation of $100,000 to the National Law Enforcement
Museum is well underway. Please consider the Museum when your lodge meets.
Edgar Burroughs
District 5 Director
Hope you have a great time in Pensacola Beach. See you at the February Board Meeting. 
Ralph J. Dean, Sr.
District 6 Director
Robert Jenkins
District 7 Director
David Scott
Communications
Ralph J. Dean
Editor
Sarah Preston
Florida State Lodge
Fraternal Order of Police
242 Office Plaza
Tallahassee, Fl 32301
Phone: (800) 873-3671
Fax (954) 724-4170
Fort Lauderdale was the recent host of the Eastern Regional Labor Coalition Meeting at the Sheraton Yankee
Trader. The Labor Forum was held to discuss common
issues in the labor arena. National Candidates attended
and announced their intentions to seek national office.
FOP Grand Lodge President Chuck Canterbury will run
for another term as National President. He was endorsed by the Eastern State Coalition. 
[email protected]
www.floridastatefop.org
(l-r) Gene Leonard, FOP National President Chuck Canterbury,
James Preston, James Mann
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2ND VICE PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
FOP TOP PRIORITY INTRODUCED IN NEW
CONGRESS
Greeting Brothers & Sisters
We bid goodbye to the year 2006
with a salute to the State Fop and to
each of you.
My message will be brief, because
it will only echo the president's
message.
But, here I go.
You the members and with your support the candidates that we supported in the political arena in Florida were able to achieve their goals and take their office in 2007.
Chuck Canterbury, National President of the Fraternal
Order of Police, announced that one of the FOP's top
legislative priorities, the "Social Security Fairness
Act," has been re-introduced in both chambers of Congress.
"The FOP has testified before Congress in support of
this legislation four times in just the last four years,"
Canterbury said about the bill, which repeals the
Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) and Government Pension Offset (GPO) in current Social Security
law. "We have hit the ground running and will push
very hard for action on the bill. We don't need further
hearings or discussions—we need a vote."
You the members made it possible, so I'll let the presiThe bill was introduced in the House by Representadent tell you more.
tives Howard Berman (D-CA) and Howard L. "Buck"
McKeon (R-CA) as H.R. 82 and had more than one
Now from the fraternal side of your state lodge and
hundred (100) original cosponsors. The Senate comagain you came to the rescue.
panion bill was introduced by Senators Dianne FeinWe have had to many members leave us in the line of stein (D-CA) and Susan M. Collins (R-ME). 
duty and even some in accident off duty. We must be
on guard at all time and watchful over each other.
NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT
MEMORIAL DAY MAY 15, 2007
That's what this order is all about, being a family to
each other.
Brother Ralph Dean has blocked 70 rooms for our
Florida FOP members visiting Washington, D.C for
I see that many of you have seem my truck up and
down I-95,I-10, I-75, state road 441, 220, 90, 257, and this year’s National Police Week. The Courtyard Ar52 just to name a few as I visit the lodges around the lington Crystal City/Reagan National Airport Marriott
Hotel is located in Arlington, Virginia at 2899 Jefferstate.
son Davis Highway and will be our host hotel at a rate
Look out panhandler, I'm heading your way next and I of $159.00 per night plus 10.25% tax. The hotel proonly got lost once.
vides free Airport Shuttle from Reagan National Airport and shuttle service to the Washington Metro staIn the coming months, I hope to see many of you on
tion at just 8 blocks away. There is convenient shopthe hill talking with our elected officialson issues that
ping and restaurants within easy walking distance.
we need on your side. And you can make it happen.
Be sure to mention the Florida Fraternal Order of PoNow to each of you that have family members in the
lice when making your reservation at 1-800-321-2211.
military service, they will stay in our prayers and we
The cut-off date for reservations is April 19, 2007.
know you will stay strong in your faith.
The hotel features an indoor pool,
Grille, wireless internet and exerMy Prays
cise room. Make your reservations
Lonnie Miller Jr
early.
2nd Vp.
For an update and schedule of
events at this year’s Memorial Service visit www.policeweek.org. 
Florida State Lodge
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U.S. Law Enforcement Organizations Declare:
Build the National Law Enforcement Museum!
 Massachusetts Police Association

Police Benevolent and Protective Association of
Illinois
"By joining the elite Groundbreaking Society, these
law enforcement organizations have demonstrated
their support of and desire for a national law enforcement museum," said Craig W. Floyd, Chairman and
Chief Executive Officer of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund (NLEOMF). "The Museum will be the only one of its kind in the world; it is
therefore most appropriate that law enforcement helps
build the only museum dedicated to telling its story."
The NLEOMF will raise $80 million dollars to build
the Museum, $10 million of which will come from the
law enforcement community.
Congress passed a law in November of 2000, signed
by President Clinton, authorizing the Museum to be
built on federal property across from the National Law
Enforcement Officers Memorial in Judiciary Square.
The 90,000squarefoot Museum and the accompanying
Seven more law enforcement organizations have
pledged $100,000 each, joining more than two dozen research library will become the premiere source of
other law enforcement organizations across the United information on law enforcement in the United States..
States that have made a commitment to help build the
From the moment visitors enter the Museum, they
National Law Enforcement Museum. Thirty law enforcement organizations have already contributed $8.8 will experience the humanity and dedication of America's law enforcement officers and learn about the conmillion to the Museum Campaign.
tributions they have made to our nation. The Museum
will be filled with hands on activities, state of the art
These seven law enforcement groups joined the
interactive technology, and rotating educational exhibGroundbreaking Society, a group of donors who inits that will explore the past, present, and future of law
vest $100,000 or more in A Matter of Honor: the
Campaign to Support the National Law Enforcement enforcement in America. More than 500,000 visitors
Museum in the months leading up to the groundbreak- from around the world are expected to visit yearly.
ing.
In addition to the exhibitions, the Museum will offer a
 Association for Los Angeles Deputy Sheriffs (CA) forum for important discussions on current and emerging trends in law enforcement and serve as a research
 Association of Orange County Deputy Sheriffs
repository for law enforcement safety.
(CA)
"It has been said that the Memorial we've built to
 Boston Police Patrolmen's Association (MA)
honor our fallen officers tells the end of the story;
now, we must build the National Law Enforcement
 California Organization of Police and Sheriffs
Museum to tell the rest of the story — a story of incredible service and sacrifice throughout America's
 Fraternal Order of Police Illinois State Lodge
history," added Mr. Floyd. 
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NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT MUSEUM
James W. Preston
The Florida State Lodge Executive Board and State Trustees agreed at the October Board Meeting in Palm Beach Gardens that the Florida FOP would become a major contributor to the National Law Enforcement Officers Museum
being built in Washington, D.C. adjacent to the National LEO Memorial
Monument.
The Florida State Lodge has established an account in Tallahassee in which we
will collect donations from our membership, local lodges, districts, associates
and friends. Our goal will be to donate $100,000 or more to the National Museum.
This donation should be from you, the FOP in Florida. Accordingly, all donations will be recorded in order that everyone, every entity receives the recognition they so justly deserve for contributing to this great cause. It will be given
in your name as the Fraternal Order of Police in Florida.
The Museum will be a beautiful tribute to all law enforcement, to all of those who wear the badge and serve
their communities. It will compliment the Memorial Monument and add greatly to this sacred site where we
gather to honor the lives and sacrifices of our fallen heroes.
I urge you to consider contributing to the Florida FOP National Law Enforcement Museum with a donation.
FOP District Three has sent in $1,000, Robert E. Lister Lodge 66 has pledged $5,000. Temple Terrace Lodge
101, Pasco County Lodge 29, Manatee Lodge 70 and Sarasota Lodge 3 have all pledged $5.00 per member.
This is a great start. To reach our goal of $100,000.00 each of our 20,000 members would only need to send in
$5.00. It is not too much to ask of each member to support this worthy cause. Mail your donations to the Florida State Lodge 242 Office Plaza in Tallahassee, Florida 32301 today.
Visit the NLEOMF for more information on the Museum at www.nleomf.org. Florida
FOP will be a big part of making the museum a reality, thanks to you.
WILLIAM DANTSCHISCH
1929 – 2007
Bill Dantschisch, former FOP labor representative and tough union negotiator died January 15, 2007 in Tampa
after a battle with cancer. Bill served in the U.S. Marines from 1948 to 1952 and shortly thereafter began a 20
year career with the New York Police Department, sworn in on December 31, 1954. He worked on the Major
Case Squad, working on bank robberies and organized crime. He was a partner you could count on and a
strong family guy according to long time friend, Frank Bolz also an NYPD retiree.
After retiring from NYPD, Bill moved to Tampa. He began working for the PBA as a negotiator and labor
rep. “He was tough, firm and very smart. Bill helped a lot of Tampa cops get through the I.A. process”, James
Preston, FOP President, said.
Bill joined the FOP Florida State Lodge Labor Council as Executive Director and continued representing law
enforcement officers with a passion until 2002. He developed many long standing friendships and respect as
an advocate for cops’ rights.
We will miss Bill and offer our sincere condolences to his family and friends.
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Fraternal Order of Police
FLORIDA STATE LODGE
January 2, 2007
The Honorable Governor Charlie Crist
Executive Office of the Governor
400 S. Monroe Street
The Capitol
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0001
Re: Jeffrey Murphy EC:182860/DC: 092546 and David Croft DC: 092628
Dear Governor Crist,
On Memorial Day, 1983 in Pinellas Park, Florida a young and promising 16 year old life
was brutally and viciously taken by two 17 year old boys in a torturous murder. Young and vibrant Penny Lynn Faulkner was attacked by two suspects later identified as Jeffrey Murphy
and David Croft.
These two cold blooded killers stabbed Penny over 17 times. The force of the stabbing caused
bones to break yet Penny fought and begged for her life. The suspects stuffed sand in her
mouth and nose to silence her screams. They dumped her lifeless body and yet still not satisfied with their killer lust they returned to her body the next day, poured gasoline on her and set
her body ablaze. This young blond haired girl with a full life ahead of her had to be identified
through dental records as her body had been so disfigured. Murphy and Croft, two evil men,
later bragged to friends of their horrendous deeds with bravado. They showed no regret or remorse.
At trial, the two killers were convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life in prison
with a 25 year minimum mandatory.
Now, late in 2006, prisoner Jeffrey Murphy has applied for a waiver of the Rules of Executive
Clemency for possible consideration of a commutation of sentence. We understand a parole
hearing is to be scheduled as he seeks to be released from prison.
It is an affront to the family of Penny Lynn Faulkner and the citizens of Florida that these two
heinous killers should even be considered for parole. Life in prison should in this case mean
life - period.
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On behalf of the family of Penny Lynn Faulkner, as President of the Fraternal Order of Police
Florida State Lodge, I am writing to ask that Jeffrey Murphy and David Croft be denied either
clemency or parole. We recommend that they should continue to remain behind the steel bars
of a Florida prison cell for the remainder of their lives and never be free to harm another Florida citizen. Please include this letter in each prisoner’s file, so that it may be introduced at
each and every parole hearing.
Update
January 31, 2007
Sincerely,
The Florida Parole Commission heard
emotional testimony from the family of
Penny Lynn Faulkner on Wednesday
1/31/07, the FOP was there.
James W. Preston, President
Florida State Lodge
David Croft’s presumptive release date
was set at 06/08/2100, 93 years.
cc:
Florida Parole Commission: Victim Services
2601 Blairstone Road, Building C
Tallahassee, Florida 32399
Attention: Meredith Peacock, Victim Advocate
Jeffery Murphy’s presumptive release date
was set at 06/01/2088, 81 years.
They will be eligible by law for review
again in five years.
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family and friends to join us at the FOP Travel Store where you will
enjoy great competitive rates on all your travel needs that our law enforcement members earn. You receive great rates on airlines, hotels,
rental cars and so much more. At the same time, you support the
Florida FOP each time you book travel online.
Visit www.ytbtravel.com/fop
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FOP 107 AIDS NEEDY FAMILIES AT
CHRISTMAS TIME
OPERATION BARBIE DOLL
by Gary Fiske
by Gary Fiske
The Atlantic/Neptune Fraternal Order of Police # 107
teamed up again this year with Beaches Emergency
Assistance Ministry (BEAM) of Jacksonville Beach to
distribute bikes and Barbie Dolls to the needy children
in the Beaches communities. (From L to R Miller Norton Past President, Gary Fiske Past President; Treasurer and Kathy Maloney of BEAM)
The Atlantic/Neptune Fraternal Order of Police # 107
along with the above residents from Pablo Towers
completed the second annual Operation Barbie Doll
project. (From L to R Juanita Oehler, Tonie Brown,
Ruth Jenkins and Rosemary Laird)
The project was started last year when Neptune Baptist Church member Charles Messersmith contacted
Gary Fiske retired from the Neptune Beach Police De- Neptuen Beach Police Department retired police offipartment stated that the project of contacting local
cer Gary Fiske. Messersmith discussed a large colbusinesses in the Beaches communities was started
lection of Barbie Dolls that he had picked up at garage
about 6 years ago to assist in buying the bicycles and sales along with cloths for the dolls during the year.
helmets for the children. The members of the lodge
Fiske received around 175 dolls again this year along
would locate children that were in need of a bike, if
with clothes. The dolls were taken to the Pablo Towthrough an officer that may have been on a call or
ers resident Juanita Oehler who recruited the other
from the schools. After the fourth year we found that volunteers who cleaned and dressed the dolls for dowe were giving in some cases twice to the same fam- nation to Beaches Emergency Assistance Ministry
ily that another group had given to.
(BEAM) in Jacksonville Beach, Helping Hands Ministry in Atlantic Beach and two area foster homes. 
Last year FOP Lodge 107 teamed up with BEAM to
find these kids that are in need of bikes. BEAM deals
with these families daily and know what the needs are
of each family member and what other groups are assisting that family. The project has been a huge such a
success, that Operation Barbie-Doll was added last
year along with the bikes. 
Escaped Convict
An escaped convict broke into a house and tied up a young couple who had been sleeping in the bedroom. As soon as he had a
chance, the husband turned to his voluptuous wife, bound up on the bed in a skimpy nightgown and whispered, "Honey, this guy
hasn't seen a woman in years. Just cooperate with anything he wants. If he wants to have sex with you, just go along with it and pretend you like it. Our lives depend on it!"
"Dear," the wife hissed, spitting out her gag, "I'm so relieved that you feel that way, because he just told me he thinks you're cute!"
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Blue Knights
Law Enforcement Motorcycle Club Inc.
Florida Chapter XI
President
Secretary
Treasurer
Ernie Howey
Mike Licata
Sandy Licata
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
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Palm Beach Chapter XI is raffling a KHAR .40 cal. Model PM40. Tickets are $20 each. Only 200
tickets will be sold. You need not be present to win. The drawing will be held on February 24th 2007.
Contact Mike Licata at 561.282.8082 or e-mail [email protected] for details and tickets.
Specs: .40 S&W, 6+1 / 7+1 rounds with ext grip, BBL 3”, Length O/A 5.3“ Height 4.0”, Slide with, .9”, Weight, Pistol 14oz, Mag 1.9 oz, Grip, textured polymer, Sights, bar / dot.
9th Annual Guns N' Hoses
Sponsored by Jacksonville FOP Lodge 5/30
On Saturday, March 10, 2007 at 7:00 p.m., Jacksonville Police will take on the Jacksonville Firefighters at the
Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena for the9th Annual Guns N' Hoses. In addition to being a fun night of
exciting boxing between two rivals, all of the proceeds benefit local charities.Last year Guns N' Hoses drew
more than 7,000 spectators and we anticipate an even bigger crowd this year.
Please make your hotel reservations quickly since that is also the date of The Gate River Run and runners
come in from all over the country.
The nearest hotels are the Omni Downtown, Hyatt Regency Riverwalk, Crowne Plaza, Wyndham Jacksonville
Riverwalk and Extended Stay America Jacksonville Riverwalk.
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FLORIDA 25TH ANNIVERSARY FOP
MEMORIAL CHALLENGE COIN
2007 GRAND LODGE 58TH BIENNIAL
NATIONAL CONFERENCE LOUISVILLE
Aug 12 - Aug 16 2007
Florida delegation will be staying at the Holiday Inn Louisville Downtown, 120 West
Broadway, make your reservations today at 1-800-626-1558.
(1.5 inch actual size)
2007 Marks the 25th Anniversary of the Florida State
Lodge Memorial Service in Tallahassee. On May 6th
and 7th this year we will gather once again to honor
our heroes and renew our pledge to “Never Forget”
our fallen brothers and sisters and offer our everlasting
support to their families.
Be sure to mention Florida State
FOP when making your reservations.

NBA OR NFL?
 36 have been accused of spousal abuse
Join hundreds of officers in their support of the
Memorial Service. You can purchase this beautiful
commemorative coin to help the FOP State Lodge
Memorial Committee continue this valuable service
and remember those who have made the supreme sacrifice.
On sale now from the Florida State Lodge for only
$20.00, available in gold or silver, this is a keepsake
everyone will proudly carry. Order yours today.
Contact the State Lodge at 1 (800) 873-3671 or
President James Preston online at
[email protected] 
 7 have been arrested for fraud
 19 have been accused of writing bad checks
 117 have directly or indirectly bankrupted at least
2 businesses
 3 have done time for assault
 71 cannot get a credit card due to bad credit
 14 have been arrested on drug-related charges
 8 have been arrested for shoplifting
 21 currently are defendants in lawsuits, and
 84 have been arrested for drunk driving
in the last year
Can you guess which organization this is?
Neither, it's the 535 members of the United
States Congress. The same group that enacts hundreds
of new laws each year designed to keep the rest of us
in line. And they just voted themselves $15,000 per
month pension for life after serving only one term in
congress!! 
“The Voice of Law Enforcement On Line”
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PAST PRESIDENTS
H. L. Conyers
1950—1951
J. W. Wingate
1959—1960
Don Gates
1968—1970
Jim Billy Barnes
1984—1986
W. E. Tindall
1951—1952
R. E. Wiederhold
1960—1961
Frank Schueler
1970—1972
Robert Anderson
1986—1989
H. V. Branch
1952—1953
Carmen Colella
1961—1962
Richard Harris
1972—1973
Thomas Perry
1989—1992
T. S. Nagle
1953—1954
A. M. Fontana
1962—1963
Dick Witt
1973—1976
Jimmy A. Holderfield
1992—1996
F.S. Neff
1954—1956
D. C. Haltiwanger
1963—1964
Daniel Heim
1976—1978
Phillip D. Cameron
1996—2004
Les Perkins
1956—1957
H.L. Chastain
1964—1965
Robert Spiegel
1978—1980
James N. Mann
2004—2006
H. F. Dietrich
1957—1958
Ray Noell
1965—1966
David Ericks
1980—1983
R. P. Thompson
1958—1959
Jim Reese
1966—1968
Joseph Robinson
1983—1984

MEMBERS OF THE YEAR
J. B. Gladden
Jacksonville 5-30
1979
Tom Perry
Palm Beach 19
1986
Rebecca Herrin
Key West 28
1994
Robert Spiegel
Hialeah 12
1999
Dave Ericks
Plantation 42
1980
Robert Anderson
Miami 20
1987
Ed Burroughs
Palm Beach 19
1995
Kenny Mack
Gainesville 67
2000
Michael Stuart
Clearwater 10
1981
George Marshall
Jacksonville 5-30
1988
George Webster
Coral Gables 7
1996
Gene Leonard
Manatee 70
2001
Jim Wingate
Jacksonville 5-30
1982
Richard Kinne
Miami 20
1989
Ralph Mutz
Margate 75
1997
Martin Garcia
Miami 20
2002
Ralph Dean
Broward Atlantic 53
1983
Mike White
Ft. Lauderdale 31
1990
Jimmy Holdield
Jacksonville 5-30
1997
Phillip Cameron
Ft. Lauderdale 31
2003
Lowell Coffin
Hialeah 12
1984
Ralph Dean
Broward Atlantic 53
1991
Bob Booth
West Palm Beach 2
1998
Tim Ingold
Pinellas 43
2004
Lee Crews
Gainesville 67
1985
Peter Fire
Clearwater 10
1992
Ron Bartholome
Orlando 93
1998
Rob Bell
Jim Bill Barnes Memorial 71
2005
James Preston
Tampa 27
1985
Don Merritt
Jacksonville 5-30
1993
Paul Blanchard
Port Charlotte 66
1999
Donna Suereth
Polk County 46
2006
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