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Celebrating Our New Democratic Leadership

Co-Chair Bill Bond

Martha Barrett Dick Batchelor Sam Bell Jorge Bolanos Dick Bowers Marsha Cantrell Paul Cejas Joe Chapman Kathy Chinoy Clyde Collins Alfonso Fanjul Ron Gonzalez Mattox Hair Michael Hightower Clyde Hobby Bill Johnson (reg Johnson Blondie Jordan

Chair Jay Stein

Co-Chair Bucky Clarkson

Mike Langton Teala Milton

Bill Nelson Frank Ortis Gary Pajcic Steve Pajcic Jorge Perez

Paul Prosperi Donna Rohrer

Dennis Ross

Rick Rumrell Jack Shorstein

Sylvia Shorstein Bud Stack

Maria Toraiio Hugh Westbrook

Charles Whitehead Mike Williams

Jake Godbold

Former Mayors of Jacksonville

Tommy Hazouri Lou Ritter

Florida Democratic Party P.O. Box 1758 • Tallahassee, FL 32302

(904 )-222-3411

COVER PHOTO CREDIT: CYNTHIA JOHNSON/ TIME MAGAZINE

Florida Democratic Party

DINNER

June 5, 1993

Program

Welcome

Invocation

Presentation of Colors

Introduction of Master of Ceremonies

Master of Ceremonies

Introduction of Head Table

Introduction of Special Guests

Remarks:

Introduction of Keynote Speaker

Chair Terrie Brady

Rabbi Howard Greenstein

Boy Scout Troop No. 7 - Good

Shepherd Church

Chair Terrie Brady

Jay Stein

Jay Stein

Chair Terrie Brady

Mayor Ed Austin

Governor Lawton Chiles

Keynote Address

Closing Remarks

Benediction

Dessert Reception

Chair Terrie Brady

Reverend Henry Green Jr.

Grand Lobby

Dear Florida Democrats,

My warmest best wishes to you - and welcome to my home town! It is wonderful to have you here as we celebrate our new Democratic leadership!

There is no better time to celebrate being a Democrat, not just because the Florida Democratic Party has never been stronger or more vital, and not just because President Clinton is moving the country away from 1 2 years of regressive Republican policies, but also because Jefferson/ Jackson Day has traditionally given Democrats the opportu­nity to celebrate the ideals and principles on which this great party was founded.

Thomas Jefferson best stated the ideal which serves as the cornerstone of Democratic philosophy when he wrote in the Bill of Rights, "A Bill of Rights is what the people are entitled to against every government on earth, and what no just government should refuse."

Andrew Jackson is honored today because as President he was the first to publicly call himself a Democrat and helped establish the Democratic Party as the "Party of the People."

Today, the Florida Democratic Party has never been a finer example of the "Party of the People." We are rebuilding at the grassroots level -involving people from all walks of life. We're revitalizing the DEC's and reaching out to younger voters, training our best and brightest, and working closely with our elected officials. And we're already gearing up at the state and local level for next year's elections here in Florida.

In addition, President Clinton's commitment to giving government back to the people of America has resulted in a renewed energy and drive for Democrats in Florida, and elsewhere across the United States.

We are proud of our heritage, our ideals, and our vision of an active government working on behalf of all the people - not just a few special interests.

Let's keep up the good work to ensure that the voices and interests of all Floridians continue to be heard - in the Governor's office, the Cabinet, the House and Senate, and in Washington.

Sincerely,

�tJ� Terrie W. Brady Chair o/

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

6th

7th

8th

FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC PARTY

Terrie Brady Chair Jon Ausman Vice Chair

Juanita Geathers Secretary George Comerford Treasurer

Lynda Russell Executive Director

Democratic National Committee Members:

Jon Ausman

Russell Barakat

Terrie Brady

Jim Cobb

Carol Cycmanick

Nancy Dick

Simon Ferro

Diane Glasser

Alzo Reddick

Monnie Robison

Congressional District Chairs and Vice Chairs:

Burton Schuler 9th John Sabin 17th Cynthia Hall Elena Roser Eloise Stevens Simon Ferro

Lou Peel 10th Myrtle Smith Carroll 18th Simon Ferro Jay Adams John Sabin Cynthia Hall

Preston Drummer 11th Julie Harris 19th George Comerford Joyce Cusack Roy Weatherford Diane Glasser

Ann Henkel 12th Robert Conners 20th Diane Glasser Charles Johnson Nancy Dick Lou Hernandez

Richard Traschel 13th Trudy Pratt 21st Cynthia Hall Eloise Stevens Sam Herron Simon Ferro

Kay Perkis 14th Ginger Koch 22nd Chic Perez Frank Amatea John Cardillo Katherine Kelly

T. Wayne Bailey 15th Charles Kinker 23rd Chic Perez Cay Westerfield Kathyn Mausolf Marianne Sterle

Ken Cooper 16th Katherine Kelly

Bobbie Gant Roger Messer

Florida Democratic Party Trustees Terrie Brady, FDP Chair Duval TtacMrs Unittd

Bill Nelson, Trustee Chair Maguirt, Voorhis & Wt/ls, P.A.

Barney T. Bishop III, Managing Director Florida Dtmocratic Party Trustus

Mark S. Levine, Esquire Gtntral Counstl, FDP Trustus

MANAGING TRUSTEES

Jacksonville

Melbourne

Tallahassee

Tallahassee

Jerry Collins Orlando/Sarasoia Chairmon of tht Board!Gtntral Manager Sanford-Orlando Kenntl Club

Alexander C. "Doc" Cullison Washington, D.C. Prtsidtnt, Marine Engineer Beneficial Association

Monte Friedkin Boca Raton President, Fritdkin Industries

Craig D. James Tampa Prtsidtnt & CEO. Douglas Jamts Securities, Inc.

Dr. Michael Nathanson Lake Wonh CEO - Southeast U.S .. Clinicorp. Inc.

TRUSTEES

Patricia Ambinder Winter Park Viet President, Medical Supply Warehouse, Inc.

Honorable Clarence E. Anthony South Bay Mayor, City of Soulh Bay

Bruce Baldwin Clearwater President, Baldwin, Thomos & Associa1es

Jimmy Barr Panama City Senior Viet Prtsidtnt, Ptoplts Firs/ Financial Savings & Loan

Dick Batchelor Otlando President, Dick Ba1chelor Managtmtnl Group, Inc.

Mitchell W. Berger Berger & Shapiro, P.A.

William B. Bond Pri1•a1e lm•ts1or

Ronald Book, Esquire Ronald Book, P.A.

Ron E. Brower S1a1e Vice Pmidtnt. AT & T

Jack Campbell CEO, Campbell Consul1ing and Ma11agement

Marsha Cantrell Viet President, Barnt/I Banks, l11c.

Thomas W. Carey, Esquire Carty & Florin, P.A.

Robert Carver, President Florida Professional Firefigh1m, Inc.

Paul Cejas Chairman & CEO, CAREFLORIDA

Joseph Chapman Prtsidem, Royal Management Group

Charles A. Clarkson President, Clarkso11 Co111pa11ies

Kendall Coffey, Esquire Coffey. Aragon, Martin & Burling/on, P.A.

Michael Colodny, Esquire Colodny, Fass, Taltnfeld, P.A.

Fon Lauderdale

Jacksonville

Nonh Miami Beach

Tallahassee

Miami

Tallahassee

Clearwater

Tallahassee

Miami

Panama City

Jacksonville

Miami

North Miami

Howard Conklin, Esquire Tripp, Conklin, Seo/I & Smi1h

Anthony W. Cunningham, Esquire Thi Cunningham Low Group

James E. Eaton, Esquire Lazard Frtrts

Marianne F. Edmonds Stnior Viet President, William R. Hough & Co.

David L. Ericks Prtsidtnl, Ericks Consultants, Inc.

Anthony Estevez President, Rtsidenlial Advisors

Alfonso Fanjul CEO, FLO-SUN, INC.

Simon Ferro, Esquire Becker & Poliakoff, P.A.

Stephen G. Fischer, Esquire Pmidenl, Dade County Trial Lawyers

Fort Lauderdale

Tampa

Tallahassee

St. Petersburg

Tallahassee

Miami

Palm Beach

Miami

Miami

Frank Flynn Hollywood CEO. Tht Flynn Companies

M. Austin Forman Fon Lauderdale Prtsidtnt, American Markt1ing and Management

Arnold Friedman Miami Lakes CEO, SI. Johns Home Health Agency, Inc.

Willie E. Gary, Esquire Stuart Gary. Williams, Parenti. Finney & Lewis

John Gentile, D.C. Miami Board Mtmbtr, Chiropractic Ltagal Affairs Florida Chiroprac1ic Association Inc.

Larry Gentry Ltgislative Reprtstnlalivt!Fitld Coordinator. Florida Chiropractic Associa1io11 Inc.

Howard Glicken Chairman of 1he Board. JILL/N"S

J. Randall Glisson, D.C. Glisson Chiroprac1ic. Back & Neck Care

Orlando

Coral Gables

Eustis

Steven B. Gold Bradenton Vice President & General Manager. Tropicana Products. Inc.

Ronald E. Gonzalez Miami Senior E.ucutive Viet Prtsidtnt & COO Aramico Corpora1ion

Abraham Gosman Palm Beach President & CEO. The Mediplex Group. Inc.

Dr. Ian A. Grassam Pon St. Lucie Sou1heas1 Regional Dirwor, lnterna1ional Chiroprac1or Associa1ion

Ben Hill Griffin, III Frostproof Chairman of tht Board & President, Ben Iii/I Griffin. Inc.

Bill Gunter President, Bill Gunttr & Associa1ts

Gary Gunter President, Gunter Consulting, Inc.

Thomas C. Harper Presidtnl. Radio Officers Union

Robert M. Harris, Esquire 1/arris. Guidi, Rosner & Dunlap, P.A.

Robert C. Hartnett President, Government Sen•icts Associates

Bob Hattaway Preside,11. lla11away's. /11c.

David W. Hedrick, Esquire David IV. Hedrick, P.A.

Tallahassee

Boca Raton

Panama City

Jacksonville

Coral Gables

Altamonte Springs

Orlando

Michael R. Hightower Jacksonville Viet President, Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Florida

H. Clyde Hobby, Esquire New Port Richey H. Clyde Hobby, Allorney al Law

Nat L. Hyman Delray Beach CEO, The Hyman Companies

Howard Johannssen Plan1a1ion President & Chairman, District No. 1, MEBA/NMU

Blondie P. Jordan President, American FtdtraJion of State, County & Municipal Employm ML-CJO, Council 79

Orlando

Robert L. Kagan, M.D. Fort Lauderdale MRI Scan Ctnttr

Dr. Salvatore D. LaRusso West Palm Beach President, Aorida Chiropractic Society

Orris Limberopoulos, Esquire Tampa Limbtropaulos & Cardillo, P.A.

Barbara Lumpkin Orlando Associate EXtcutivt Director, Florida Nurses Association

Bill McBride, Esquire Tampa Holland & Knighl

Daniel Miller Tallahascc President, ML-C/0

H. Lee Moffitt, Esquire H. Ltt Mo/Jill, P.A. James Morin Washington, D.C. General Counsel, NATCA

Michael M. O'Brien, Esquire O'Brien & Hooper, P.A.

Roy D. Oppenheim, Esquire Oppenheim & Piltlsky, P.A.

Jeffrey I. Orseck, Esquire Law Offim of Jeffrey Orsuk

Frank C. Ortis President, Florida State Council of Machinists

Honorable Alexander Penelas Commissioner, Dade County

George I. Platt, Esquire Plan & Rathburn, P.A.

Jim Pugh President & Chairman, Epoch Properties, Inc.

Janet Robbie Executive Viet President, Miami Dolphins

Tampa

Orlando

Fort Lauderdale

Fort Lauderdale

Miami

Hialeah

Fort Lauderdale

WmterParlt

Miami

F. Michael Roberts North Ft Myers Viet President, Corporalt Dtvtlopmtlll/Capt Coral Hospital

John F. Romano, Esquire Romano, Eriksen & Cronin, P.A.

Richard J. Roselli, Esquire Krupnick, Campbell, Malone & Roselli, P.A.

Marvin S. Rosen, Esquire

West Palm Beach

Fort Lauderdale

Miami Grttnbtrg, Traun·g, Hoffmon, Lyro/f. Rosen & Quenttl P.A.

Dennis M. Ross Pmident & CEO, Jim Walter Corporation

William D. Rubin, President The Rubin Group

Richard G. Rumrell, Esquire Rumrtll & Johnson, P.A.

Tampa

Fort Laudcrdalc

Jacksonville

John Ryor Tallahassee Executive Director, Florida Teaching Profession/ National EdMca1ion Association

Honorable Ronald E. Saunders Member, Florida Legislature

George Sheldon Partner, Sheldon, Cusick & Associates

Jim Shore, Esquire Seminole Indian Tribt of Florida

Dorothy Clay Sims, Esquire Sims & Dilorenzo. P.A.

Murray Sisselman President, United Teachers of Dade

Guy Speannan m President, Spearman Management, Inc.

Charles R. "Bud" Stack, Esquire High, Stack, Lazenby, Palahach & Goldsmith

Larry S. Stewart, Esquire Stewart, Tilghman, Fox, Bianchi, P.A.

Thomas J. Teague President & CEO, CampusCard Systems, Inc.

Key West

Tallahassee

Hollywood

Ocala

Miami

Cocoa

Coral Gables

Miami

St. Paul.MN

John F. Thornton Washington, D.C. Senior Director, Ltgislativt Affairs NATCA

Pat Tomillo, Jr, PmidtnJ, Florida Education Association

Bill Wagner, Esquire Wagner, Vaughn & McLaughlin, P.A.

James W. Walter, Jr. President, James W. Walter, Jr. Foundation

David Wasserman, Esquire Law Office of David Wasserman

Gary M. Weiss, M.D. Weiss, Rost and Newberry, P.A.

Hugh Westbrook CEO, Vitas Corporation

Miami

Tampa

Tampa

Casselberry

Palm Bay

Miami

Ed Williams, D.C. Orlando Executive Viet President, Florida Chiropractic Association Inc.

Michael Williams Jacksonville Business Manager International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

Ramonde Williams Valparaiso Chair of tht Board, Valpariaso Rtalry Company

Wayne Wolfson, D.C. Winier Park Wymore Chiropractic Office

Robert E. Wollack Gross Poin1e Park, MI Executive Director, Wolverine Human Services, Inc.

Roger H. Wright PmidtnJ, DNH Oil & G� Company

Stephen N. Zack, Esquire l.ack, Hanzman, Ponce, & Tucker P.A.

FOUNDERS

Robert J. Denson, Esquire Law Office of Robert J. Denson

PATRONS

Valpariaso

Miami

Gainesville

John Berenyi Fort Laudcrdalc Director, Corporate & Public Finance Department Meridian Capital Markets

E. William Crotty, Esquire Daytona Beach Black, Crotry, Sims, Hubka, Burnett, Bart/ti/ & SamMtls

Gregory Nicosia, Esquire Fort Lauderdale Heinrich Gordon Ba1cheldtr Hargrove Weihe & Gtnl

Stuart P. Rose Miami Beach PmidtnJ, FRI, Inc.

HISTORY OF THE FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC PARTY

Democrats have been active in Florida since the U.S. acquired the territory from Spain in 1819. Although a staunch Democrat - Andrew Jackson - served as Florida's first territorial governor, the Florida Democratic Party did not officially come into existence until it was chartered with the national Democratic Party in 1840.

From 1840 through the 1860' s, the disintegration of the Whig Party led to the rise of the Republican Party, and challenges to Democratic candidates nationwide. However, Republicans met with little success in Florida. As the Whig Party continued to disintegrate, most Floridians became Demo­crats.

After the Civil War, Florida Democrats strove for a period of normalcy, nominating candidates and trying to gain support in general elections. In 1876, George Franklin Drew gained the Governor's office for the Democrats by polling 200 more votes than his Republican opponent. Within a year, Democrats had regained control of enough state offices to end carpetbag rule when federal troops were withdrawn in 1877.

In 1885, Floridians adopted a new constitution which paved the way for Florida's fantastic growth. Within a year, Henry Flagler had begun his East Coast Railroad to West Palm Beach, and later extended it to Miami and Key West. During the last two decades of the nineteenth century, the names of many people still recognized and re­spected in Florida history became prominent as rapid progress in industry and development con­tinued.

In the 1930's, Florida faced some of the bleakest days the state has known since Reconstruction. A devastating hurricane, the collapse of land sales, and the great depression all hurt Florida. But Governor Doyle Carlton's leadership helped lift the state out of hard times. Also in the 1930's, Florida elected its first woman to serve in Con­gress - Ruth Bryan Owen.

During World War II and years immediately following, Florida was guided by excellent Demo­cratic leadership. Governor Spessard Holland led the state as it played a key role in the country's defense. He was succeeded in 1944 by Governor

Millard Caldwell, who helped established Ever­glades National Park in 1947.

In the 1950's and 60's, Florida's prosperity and growth - as well as its tradition of excellent Demo­cratic leadership - continued. In the 1950's, Gov­ernor LeRoy Collins became the first American governor to serve simultaneously as chairman of the Southern Governor's Conference and the Na­tional Governor's Conference. He aided the state's economic and educational systems by creating the State Development Commission, expanding Florida's community college system, and spon­soring educational television and science pro­grams. Other noted Democrats who led or repre­sented Florida during this period of growth include legislator and - later - Governor Farris Bryant, Governor Haydon Bums, and Senator Claude Pepper.

The Democratic tradition of excellence in leader­ship has continued over the past two decades. In the 70's, Florida led the way for open government by creating - under the leadership of Governor Reubin Askew - the state's "Sunshine Laws", which made it illegal to conduct state business in private. Former two-term governor and now U.S. Senator Bob Graham has shown his commitment to Florida's environment by establishing the Save Our Everglades, Rivers, and Coasts efforts. Gov­ernor Lawton Chiles has been commended for his ground- breaking reforms in government account­ability, health care, and prenatal and postnatal care.

The Florida Democratic Party is continuing its tradition of welcoming all Floridians to the politi­cal table. Commissioner Betty Castor is not only Florida's first Education Commissioner, but also the first woman elected to the state's Cabinet. Representative Carrie Meek, Florida's first Afri­can-American female elected to the state Senate, is now Florida's first African-American to serve in Congress since Reconstruction.

The Florida Democratic Party can boast of a proud past and a bright future. As we face the 21st century with a Democratic President, Congress, and Governor - the Florida Democratic Party will continue to grow with optimism and hope for the people of Florida and the United States.

Frank De Toma Pre!!ldent

Shane Gunderson Executive Vice President

David Warriner Treasuref

Sharleen Hall Secretary

Tom O'Connell General Counsel

TomTel'Tl)ia Parliamentarian

John Collins Executive Olreclor

Nicolas Rodriguez Community Affairs Vice President

Lisa Schumaker Political /\llalrs Vice President

Glen Holley Development Vice President

Trace Trylko Student /\ff airs Vice President

James Karas National Committeeman

Joanne Stanley Nation RI Committeewomen

John Parker lmmedlale Past President

The Florida Young Democrats wish to thank State Party Chai r Terrie Brady , the Florida Democratic Party , and the FDP staff

for a l l their help , support and guidance.

On to Victory in 1994

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Congressman

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A M E S S A G E F R O M

CONGRESS WOMAN CORRINE

BROWN:

IT JS A GREA T PLEASURE TO WELCOME IBE FLORIDA DEMOCRA TIC PARIT TO IBE CfIT OF JA CKSONVIUE. UNDER IBE LEADERS/f/P OF OUR NEW CHAIR, TERRIE BRADY, /994 WIIL BE EVEN A GREATER 7 EAR OF T7lE WOMAN! "

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"We Endorse and

We Win!"

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Thank you for your

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Extends Their Best Wishes

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and

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Officers

Representative Alfred J. "Al" Lawson, Jr.

Senator Douglas L. Jamerson

Representative Cynthia Chestnut

Representative Willie Logan, Jr.

Senator James T. Hargrett, Jr.

Senator Betty S. Holzendorf Senator Daryl Jones Senator Matthew J. Meadows

Senator William H. Turner

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Representative Beryl Burke

Representative James Bush III . Representative Muriel "Mandy" Dawson

Representative Lesley J. "Les" Miller, Jr.

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THEY NEED OUR ACTION

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TO TAKE

REAL ACTION ON BEHALF OF

OUR CHILDREN.

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President Bi l l Cl inton Vice President Al Gore

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Offer Best Wishes to the

Florida Deinocratic Party

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Congratulates Terrie Brady

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Jon Ausman Vice Chair

George Comerford Juanita Geathers Treasurer Secretary

ofthe

Florida Democratic Party

CJ3est <Wishes for a

�st Succ� 1994

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The

Florida House of Representatives

Philip Mishkin Representative, 46th District

232 House Office Building

Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300

(904) 488-5522

5623 Highway 19

New Port Richey, FL 34652

(813) 843-0212

Florida House of Representatives

Elaine Gordon Representative, 104th District

22 1 The Capitol 1 830 N.E. 144th Street Tallahassee, FL 32399- 1300 Nonh Miami, FL 33 1 8 1 (904) 488-7088 (305) 325-2833

Orange County Democratic Executive Committee

Proudly Salutes Our

New National Leadership in the

Clinton-Gore Team

with Best Wishes to

State Party Chair Terrie Brady

IT'S GREAT TO BE A DEMOCRAT!

Doug Head, Chair

THANK YOU To the Duval County Democratic Executive Committee.

You have my deepest thanks and appreciation

for all your hard work and dedication

to make this Jefferson Jackson Dinner the most successful ever.

My successes are your successes, and together we will succeed

in making Florida the best state party in the country

Sincerely,

Chair, Florida Democratic Party

COMPLIMENTS From the

International Longshoremen 's

Association Local 1416

OFFICERS AND STAFF

Clarence Pittman Jr. - President

Willie J. Hunter - Vice-President

Jakelin Chaman - Recording Secretary

Nathaniel May - Financial Secretary/freasurer

Gwendolyn W. Pittman - Executive Secretary

Yvette Costoso - G. A. I. Clerk

TRUSTEES

Alex Forston

Emerson Davis

Willie Ragin

Lovester Montgomery

Vincent Stewart

8 16 Northwest Second Avenue • Miami, Florida 33 136

Florida House of Representatives

Scott W. Clemons Representative, 6th District

300 House Office Building Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300 (904) 488-9696

Post Office Box 2326 Panama City, FL 332402-2326

(904) 872-7757 • (904) 872-7758

COMPLIMENTS OF

Representative

and

Mrs. Tracy W. Upchurch

of

St. Augustine, Florida

ERVICE EMPLOYEES INTERNATIONA L UNION, AFL-CIO

S.E.I.U. LOCAL 1 99 1

The Registered Nurses o r Jac kson M e m orial Hospi ta l

the largest public hospital in the South

Sofie Sa u ri, RN

President Regenia Ca ines, RN Dya ne l\t a klns, RN

Vice-President Secretary A u d rey Pomerantz, RN

Treasurer

1 657 N.W. 1 7th Ave., M i a m i, FL 33 1 25

(305) 545-74 1 0

DAVID WARRINER

PRESIDENT

FLORIDA YOUNG

DEMOCRATS

YOUR

CONNECTION TO

TOMORROW!

Local 301

Laborers' International Union of

North America, AFL-CIO

3716 Peart Street

Jacksonville, Florida 32206-6498

SAM BARKLEY Business Manager Beeper 632-5458 Home 358-3800

LYNWOOD ROBERTS

TAX COLLECTOR Consolidated

City of Jacksonvi l le, Florida

Phone: (904) 630-1 464 (904) 630-2087

DISTRICT VI

Max Anderson Debro Hewellin Sandro L. Slater David Hoffman

Dr. Arnold Signer John W. Hohl

Marguerite E. Hohl John W. Hawuri

Helen S. Holmberg Gavin Pickett

Pamela S. Dekle Jules Gilden

Marsha. E. Berdit Harold Rollinson

Patrick L. McCormack

Duval County

Democratic Executive

Committee

DISTRICT 4

District 4 salutes our County and State Chai;:,. Terrie Brady,

and our country's new leadership:

Elizabeth Fields, Walter Smith, Ann Henkel, Hilda Westberry,

Emmet Ferguson, Raiford Brown, Erceil West, Floyd Rosenberger, Lisa Schumaker, Judie Coffman,

Clyde Collins, Bill Hodges, Gerald Greenspoon, Melaine Taylor,

lnesse Reese, Edgar Covil, Russell Harper, Minerva Faire

Duval County Democratic Executive

Committee

NORTH FLORIDA CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL

Chartered By AFL-CIO

John C. Bryan Alice B. Gundlach President Secretary/Treasurer

We Salute the

Democratic Party

and

Take Our Hats Off To

Terrie Brady

A Dynamic Union Leader and Party Chair

2971 Waller Street • Jacksonville, FL 32254 Telephone: (904) 387-4065

Thank You For

Your Support

DEMOCRATS WE

NEED

MORE! ! !

IN 1994! ! !

THE PALM BEACH COUNTY

DEC EXPRESSES ITS

THANKS FOR ALL YOUR

HARD WORK

TO KEEP

ELECTING DEMOCRATS ! ! !

-TED BRABHAM

Florida Democratic Party

Florida House of Representatives

Ltzrcenia. Bullard Chairman, Insurance Committee

Representative, 1 18th District

426 House Office Building Tallahassee, FL 32399- 1300 (904) 488-5430

Suite 205 9595 North Kendall Drive

Miami, FL 33 176 (305) 270-9607

Florida House of Representatives

Joe G. Tedder Representative, 64th District

307 House Office Building Tallahassee, FL 32399- 1300 (904) 488-2270

Post Office Box 64 IOI West Main Street

Lakeland, FL 33802-0064 (8 13) 683-0064

Candid

FYD

7k � �

� &� �ittee

Congratulates the

of the

The Florida State Council

of

Senior Citizens, Inc.

Gerald Bale President

Susan Glaser Executive Director

929 Belvedere Road

West Palm Beach, Florida 33405

Office ( 407) 659-0654

Fax ( 407) 659-094 1

Duval County District 5

Are Proud Democrats

We Gladly Support President Clinton

§Jevo/f� to the

Florida Democratic Party

From

Senator Ron Silver

Senator

Pat Thomas

P.O. Box 598, Quincy. FL 32353-0598 • (904) 875-1919 220 Senate Office Bulldln&, Tallahassee, FL 32399-1 100 • (904) 487-5004

ELECT

.JODY BARKER

Council at Large • Seat #2

Jacksonville Beach

"New People in Government

Creating a New Beach •

1220 Palm Circle Jacksonville Beach, R.. 32250 (90$) 249- 1 798

Florida's Democratic Women "The Life of The Party"

Salute The

F1orida Democratic Party

1993 Jefferson/Jackson Day

State Officers: JCeny McCarlby Eileen De Man ROlelllU}' Elrod Prelideat Reconllaa Secnury Pal1imlmlaria

Sandy Singletary be Small Lydia JCronea Isl Vice Pnsidelll Truruta' � Pall l'Naiclm

� �::i��=ey ��°:a��/eo:nury

Regional Chairmen: Region I Region rv Regioe Vll Beanie Joaea Mayra Luth& Tillrma Dr. Martha W"rtmer

Region II Region V Regi011 vm Con Mae Rigsina Louise Conerly Mollie Liebmu

Region ID Region VI Regi011 IX Mary E. Preemaa Florence Sullivan Dorothea Street

Join U1 Oct. 14 -16 in Punta Gorda for Our Convention/

Notes

Notes

Notes

The Florida Education

Association/United,

representing over 1 00,000

teachers and school-related

personnel, salute the

Florida Democratic Party.

FLORIDA EDUCATION ASSOCIATION/UNITED

1 1 8 NORTH MONROE STREET

TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA 32399 - 1 700

904 - 22 4 - 1 1 6 1

PAT TORNILLO, JR., PRESIDENT

'--111.A&.ll.&.aty public education is the bulwark

of American dem.�·�. As the �0..,...,,. of

inclusion, working to gain justice and

economic ec.11.n.---ty for all Am.e1:1e�'1S,

the Democratic Party is a P·-......... -

source of s��rt for a ""--..ty syst.em

of public education for all.

Supporting Public

Education Is A

Democratic Tradition