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Hemming group faces criticism Stage is set, but future money in question for Friends
One City Council member said he didn’t “have a strong sense in how operations are being handled.” Another said a submitted fiveyear plan had “exorbitant” operating costs. And one of the more vocal critics claimed the group was “out of touch with reality.” Hemming Park is on course to receive $250,000 for a stage in the urban venue that’s often viewed as the front door to City Hall. But, the two-day discourse council committees had to arrive at that decision this week veered
past that immediate upgrade and often questioned the efforts and future of the nonprofit that’s been running the park since late 2014. Friends of Hemming Park to date received $1 million for its first 18-month operational contract that began in October 2014. It needs another $250,000 or so to make it through the rest of this fiscal year that ends Sept. 30, money the city set aside in a contingency to see how things were at this point in the year. The plan shifted slightly with the advent of the stage — the focus moved to on the city’s $250,000 going toward the stage, while a $250,000 donation for the stage’s naming rights would come from
Community First Credit Union. The business’s funds would go toward the Friends’ operations instead. The switch didn’t detract council members from criticizing the Friends’ management, despite most of them agreeing the park is in better shape than before. “I just don’t get the feeling they’re trying to pinch pennies over there,” said council member John Crescimbeni. He said he was “very disappointed” with how the $1 million has been spent and questioned when it was time for council to “pull the plug” on funding the group. Matt Schellenberg, who initial-
ly opposed the group’s contract, said he thought the money could be better spent elsewhere and the Friends’ proposed five-year plan was “out of touch with reality.” The plan calls for an annual $500,000 city contribution along with more than $6 million in capital improvements. The envisioned park transformation includes pulling up many of the hardscaped pavers and returning it to a mainly urban greenspace buoyed by an amphitheater and an antique carousel costing $1 million. A coffee shop, reformatted fountain and Black Sheep kiosk also are part of the plan. HEMMING CONTINUED ON PAGE A-4
The Rev. Mark Griffin and his wife, Cynthia, welcome people to the Wayman Temple Community Health Fair. The church regularly offers outreach programs to the community.
Improving life close to home
The Rev. Mark Griffin isn’t sure why he followed Adrian Hughes back to his car that hot summer day in 2007. But it’s a decision that changed, and probably saved, Hughes’ life. He had stopped at Wayman Ministries’ campus on Labelle Street to see the pastor he heard helped people like him. Those who want a better life and are willing to work for it. Hughes needed a job. Griffin told him to write down his num-
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ber and he’d get back with him. As Hughes walked back to his car, Griffin decided to follow him. His wife and their three little girls were waiting for Hughes in the car, which didn’t have airconditioning. That’s why Hughes needed a job. So his daughters could have a better life than he did. He left his mother’s house when he was 16, a year after his father died. “I was in the streets all day, hustling,” said Hughes, now 36. He started selling drugs. He GRIFFIN CONTINUED ON PAGE A-7
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Griffin pushes a child on a swing at the playground installed in December at Eureka Garden. His church led the fundraising effort that brought in more than $100,000.
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Wawa to roll out area plans June 9
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By David Chapman Staff Writer
Wawa Inc. intends to roll out its Jacksonville expansion plans on June 9 at a “community partnership event” at the Main Library Downtown. A “Save The Date” invitation says the Pennsylvania-based chain of gas stations and convenience stores will be breaking ground and developing sites in Jacksonville in 2017. Wawa President and CEO Chris Gheysens will talk about “The Wawa Story” and John Poplawski with Wawa Real Estate will outline plans for Jacksonville. The first of up to an eventual 25 area Wawa locations has been confirmed for Beach Boulevard and Central Parkway. “We look forward to having the opportunity to give you a preview of Wawa as we begin our journey to Jacksonville,” said the invitation, shared by City Council member Danny Becton. The first confirmed Wawa is in his district. Becton said Tuesday night after the council Land Use and Zoning Committee meeting that he has spoken with Wawa about development, but he could not comment about how many stores and their locations. Wawa spokeswoman Lori Bruce said the event is specifically for business partners, developers and community officials, as well as members of the media, to share more information about the company and its plans. The invitation says registration and exhibits are scheduled for 5-5:30 p.m., followed by remarks at 5:30- 6 p.m. by Gheysens and Poplawski, and a dinner and reception at 6-7 p.m. Wawa is a privately held and family owned chain of more than 725 convenience
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Leggett, Sorensens moving on project
A retail development partnership between landowner Steve Leggett and Firehouse Subs founders Robin and Chris Sorensen is taking shape as an almost 78,000-square-foot shopping center in North Jacksonville. Duval Station Phase 2 –– just a working identity –– is shown on St. Johns River Water Management District plans as four buildings with two at 9,408 square feet, one at 27,075 square feet and another at 31,875 square feet. All are shown as retail structures on the 11-acre site. The center is planned along North Main Street just north of Duval Station Road. It is not connected to the existing almost 73,000-square-foot Duval Station shopping center anchored by Publix Super Markets Inc. and owned by Kimco Realty Corp. Leggett and the Sorensens bought their 15-acre site in April. The existing first phase includes a CVS Pharmacy, a Kangaroo Express gas station-convenience store and four available outparcels of about an acre each. They created Old No. 1 Partners LLC for the project. Leggett said construction of the stormwater facility will begin in three to four months and that a name for the development will be announced as well. “We wanted to get the environmental and stormwater permits in hand,” Leggett said. “If we go ahead and get these entitlements in hand and the right project comes along, it’s ready to go,” The Sorensens’ father, Rob, and Leggett’s dad, Max, served together in the fire department and the families have been friends for decades.
Burger King, Family Dollar, Tires Plus adding locations
Burger King wants to open at 9551 Argyle Forest Blvd. in OakLeaf Town Center. The city is reviewing site plans for a 3,365-square-foot restaurant on about an acre. Two Family Dollar stores are in review in West Jacksonville –– one at Collins Road and Pineverde Lane and the other at Firestone Road and Morse Avenue. Both are 8,320 square feet. Tires Plus Total Car Care is in review for a 7,700-square-foot location on 1.22 acres at 12575 Bartram Park Blvd. in Bartram Village.
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The retail center anchored by Los Loros Mexican Restaurant was bought last week by a Jacksonville investor.
Daily’s soon to go up on Hendricks
First Coast Energy LLP is preparing to build a Daily’s gas and convenience store at 3973 Hendricks Ave., one of three new or upgraded Daily’s planned along the Hendricks Avenue-San Jose Boulevard corridor. C. & R. General Contractors Inc. is the contractor for the $1.5 million store at Hendricks Avenue and Mellon Street. A building-permit application shows a 5,000-square-foot convenience store along with canopies and eight gas pumps. Jacksonville-based First Coast Energy also will build a Daily’s at San Jose Boulevard and Sunbeam Road and wants to rebuild its Shell station at 5640 San Jose Blvd. into a Daily’s.
Shoppes of Baymeadows center sold for $4.25M
The Shoppes of Baymeadows shopping center was sold Friday to a Jacksonville investor for $4.25 million. The Simpson Organization Inc. of Atlanta sold the center through Shoppes of Baymeadows LP to Safari Property No. 11 Inc., led by President Anton Nowner Safar. Property records show Shoppes of Baymeadows comprises almost 28,000 square feet of retail space and nearly 6,000 square feet of restaurant space on 3.3 acres at 5210 and 5230 Baymeadows Road. It was built in 1985. Anchors include Los Loros Mexican Restaurant, H&R Block and other tenants. Property records show the
assessed value at almost $2.4 million. Prime Realty sales associate Austin Kay said it was an offmarket deal in which he represented the buyer and directly approached the seller. He said occupancy is 76 percent. Kay said a monument sign along Baymeadows Road recently was installed and tenant signage will go up this month.
Core Property increases loan by $10M
Atlanta-based Core Property Capital, which is developing Town Center Promenade, increased an almost $10.9 million loan by more than $10 million. The amended mortgage for $20.9 million was dated Friday. State Bank and Trust Co. of Atlanta is the lender to Core Property, operating as CPC Jacksonville SJTC LLC. Core Property Capital bought property near St. Johns Town Center for $23.5 million Jan. 19 and State Bank and Trust issued a $10.88 million mortgage that day. Land is being cleared and construction should begin soon for a spring 2017 completion on the area’s first Red Robin Gourmet Burgers & Brews and several other new restaurants, along with other retailers and an Aldi Food Market. Core Property Capital intends to develop a multifamily project, too. kmathis@jaxdailyrecord.com @MathisKb (904) 356-2466
Public Meetings
2 p.m. – Downtown Investment Authority, City Hall, Lynwood Roberts Room
Thursday, May 19
10 a.m. – Duval County Tourist Development Council, City Hall, Suite 425 1 p.m. – Jacksonville Planning Commission, City Hall, Council Chamber
Friday, May 20
9 a.m. – City Council Economic Development Incentives Special Committee, City Hall, Suite 425
Monday, May 23
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A site plan for the proposed to-be-renamed Duval Station center that will be developed by Steve Leggett and Robin and Chris Sorensen.
10:30 a.m. – City Council Vehicles for Hire
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retail and food stores. During the event, the company will “demonstrate what makes us unique: our fresh and inviting food service offer, and our history and culture.” Wawa said previously it wanted to start its expansion into Duval, Clay and St. Johns counties with at least five or six stores and eventually open 20 to 25. The company entered Florida in July 2012 with its first store in Central Florida. It has been adding stores statewide.
Special Committee, City Hall, Lynwood Roberts Room 4 p.m. – St. Johns River Ferry Commission, City Hall, Suite 425
Tuesday, May 24
5 p.m. – City Council, City Hall, Council Chamber
Wednesday, May 25
2 p.m. – Facilities Planning Committee, 214 N. Hogan St., 10th floor conference room
Thursday, May 26
4 p.m. – Jacksonville Journey Oversight Committee, 214 N. Hogan St., Room 851
TODAY Homeschool Program: Inquiry Workshop
9 a.m. Museum of Science & History Themosh.org
City of Jacksonville’s Senior Expo 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Prime Osborn Convention Center Jaxevents.com
SMG and Savor Job Fair 10 a.m.-noon Veterans Memorial Arena Jaxevents.com
Jacksonville Suns vs. Montgomery Biscuits
Noon Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville Jaxsuns.com
Duval County Public Schools: Celebration of the Arts 7 p.m. Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts Jaxevents.com
THURSDAY, MAY 19 City of Jacksonville’s Senior Expo 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Prime Osborn Convention Center Jaxevents.com
Downtown “Top to Bottom” Walking Tour 10 a.m. Jacksonville Landing Adlibtours.com
Jaxsons Night Market 5:30 p.m. Hemming Park Hemmingpark.org
Jacksonville Suns vs. Pensacola Blue Wahoos
7:05 p.m. Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville Jaxsuns.com
Night Ranger
8 p.m. Florida Theatre Floridatheatre.com
FRIDAY, MAY 20 $5 Friday
10 a.m.-8 p.m. Museum of Science & History Themosh.org
Craft & Import Beer Festival 4 p.m. Veterans Memorial Arena Jaxevents.com
Florida Theatre Gala: Rock the Future 6 p.m. Florida Theatre Floridatheatre.com
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Argentine Tango Lessons 7-8 p.m. Unity Plaza Unityplaza.org
Zen & Art
7 p.m. Unity Plaza Unityplaza.org
Jacksonville Suns vs. Pensacola Blue Wahoos
7:05 p.m. Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville Jaxsuns.com
Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9
8 p.m. Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts Jaxsymphony.org
SATURDAY, MAY 21 AARP University: Your Health, Wealth and Self 8:30 a.m. Prime Osborn Convention Center Jaxevents.com
Kid’s Yoga Teaching Workshop 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Unity Plaza Unityplaza.org
Riverside Arts Market 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Northbank Riverwalk Artists Square Riversideartsmarket.com
New Trucks on the Block Food Truck Rally 4 p.m. Jacksonville Landing Jacksonvillelanding.com
Buddy Sherwood School of Dance Recital 5 p.m. Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts Jaxevents.com
Jacksonville Sharks vs. Portland Steel 7 p.m. Veterans Memorial Arena Jaxsharks.com
Chris Thomas Band 7 p.m. Unity Plaza Unityplaza.org
Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9
8 p.m. Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts Jaxsymphony.org
SUNDAY, MAY 22 Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood
2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Florida Theatre Floridatheatre.com
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Development today The Daily Record will regularly provide updates about building permits and development plans filed with the city and other agencies. For more permits, see Page A-8.
Hotel, motel, dormitory
• Presbyterian Social Ministries, 4115 Post St., contractor is Ed Carlyon General Contractors, interior build-out, $147,150
Roofing
• Cedar Bay Baptist Church, 11553 N. Main St., contractor is Jack C. Wilson Roofing Co., $33,860. • East Bay Street LLC, 929 E. Bay St., contractor is Townsend Roofing and Construction Services, $300,000.
Stores, mercantile
• Walmart, 11900 Atlantic Blvd., contractor is International Contractors, interior remodel of store, $980,000.
Townhouse
• Bayberry, four addresses on Peppercorn Court, contractor is Pulte Homes Corp., permits totaling $624,000 to build four townhomes. Compiled by Staff
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Restaurants
• Noura Café, 1533 University Blvd. W., contractor is Green Energy Builders and Solutions, 731-square-foot expansion, $32,000.
A damaged portion of a turbine at JEA’s Brandy Branch Generating Station was removed from the facility on March 31 and sent for repairs to General Electric in Greenville, S.C. The 106,000-pound component is scheduled to be back in operation this week.
JEA sends cracked turbine to factory for $12.9M repair Brandy Branch station back online this week
By Max Marbut Staff Writer What began as scheduled maintenance turned into that plus preventive efforts at JEA’s Brandy Branch Generating Station. When a natural gas combustion turbine was disassembled for its 24,000-hour maintenance and overhaul, cracks were discovered in the rotors in one of the units, said Mike Brost, vice president and general manager of electric systems. That meant the rotor assembly had to be removed and sent for repair to General Electric’s facility in Greenville, S.C. The unit operates at 2,000 degrees and the turbines rotate 3,600 times per minute to produce about 500 megawatts of electricity. “It’s like a jet engine mounted on a foundation. This is a common issue after 12 years of opera-
tion,” said Brost. The utility’s board of directors approved Tuesday transfer of $12.86 million to the electric system’s capital budget for the work. Located in West Jacksonville near Baldwin, Brandy Branch began operation in 2001 with three combustion turbines that burn natural gas. The performance and efficiency of the plant were enhanced in 2005 by converting two of the turbines into combined cycle units with the addition of steam turbines. The gas turbine generates electricity by burning natural gas while the steam turbine generates electricity using waste heat from the gas turbine. Heat that previously was vented through the plant’s exhaust stack is used to convert water into steam, which drives a turbine that generates electricity with no additional fuel cost.
By Karen Brune Mathis Managing Editor Ikea took a huge step Monday toward ground-breaking when it paid $13 million for the 25-acre site it will develop in South Jacksonville. Ikea Property Inc. of Conshohocken, Penn., bought the land from HE Otter LLC and HE Shoulda Investments LLC, led by members of the Skinner family of landowners. The popular Sweden-based home-furnishings company expects to break ground in the fall at northwest Gate Parkway and Interstate 295 and open in fall 2017. Spokesman Joseph Roth said
A rendering of the Jacksonville Ikea store at Gate Parkway and Interstate 295, which should open in fall 2017. Tuesday that until it breaks ground, the company is focused on designing the store’s interior and developing construction documents and drawings. The 294,000-square-foot store can be expanded to 335,000 square feet, according to plans submitted to the St. Johns River Water Management District. The retail furniture company
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Brandy Branch is one of three natural gas combustion turbine facilities operated by the utility. The generators at the Kennedy Generating Station along Talleyrand Avenue and the Greenland Energy Center in South Jacksonville are unmanned and controlled at Brandy Branch. The overhaul was scheduled after winter and before summer to have as little impact on JEA’s electric generating capacity as possible. Brandy Branch accounts for about 15 percent of the utility’s electric capacity, Brost said. Originally scheduled to be complete by April 15, the additional repair added a few weeks to the station being off-line. “We should be back up this week,” said Brost.
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Brown says her district challenge wasn’t frivolous
Pitching in to fight city’s blight
Attorneys for Democratic Congresswoman Corrine Brown are pushing back against demands she and her supporters foot the legal bill for groups that defended a new redistricting plan in a federal court battle. In filings last week in U.S. District Court in Tallahassee, Brown’s lawyers said her claims against the new map of her district were not “frivolous,” as the organizations that defended the map have argued. A three-judge federal panel rejected Brown’s claims. “This court held against the plaintiffs because they failed to present sufficient statistical evidence to prove a Voting Rights Act violation, not because they brought a frivolous lawsuit or proceeded in the face of unassailable evidence that contradicted their filing,” attorney Bill Sheppard wrote in one part of the brief dealing with the rights of African-American voters in districts surrounding Brown’s. Brown’s federal lawsuit seeking to overturn her new district was the latest chapter in a legal odyssey over redistricting that is now in its fifth year. Under a plan approved by the Legislature in 2012, and altered slightly in 2014, Brown’s district ran from Jacksonville in the north to Orlando in the south. That is roughly the same path the district has followed for more than 20 years. But following a landmark Florida Supreme Court decision last year invalidating the map because of a voter-approved ban on political gerrymandering, Brown’s district was redrawn to cut across North Florida, running from Jacksonville in the east to Gadsden County in the west, carving up Tallahassee along the way. Brown and a group of voters sued, claiming the changes would weaken the ability of African-American voters to elect candidates of their choice, a potential violation of the federal Voting Rights Act. The three-judge panel unanimously rejected the claims last month, but Brown later
Brown announced she would appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. Sheppard’s filing was a response to a coalition of groups, including the League Women Voters of Florida and Common Cause Florida, as well as some voters, who intervened in the case to defend the revised districts. They argued that Brown and her supporters should have to pay because the lawsuit pushed ahead despite “(a) long history of prior litigation and utter lack of essential proof.” The organizations that defended Brown’s new district noted in a brief that Florida courts have repeatedly rejected the argument that an east-west district violates protections for African-American voters. “This case is an egregious addition to a long and sad pattern,” attorney David King wrote. “Alongside efforts of the Republican-led Legislature, Congresswoman Brown has repeatedly followed and launched unsuccessful attacks on Florida’s redistricting reform efforts.” Efforts by groups like the League of Women Voters of Florida and Common Cause Florida to recoup their expenses have opened another front in the expensive legal battle over redistricting, which has also cost the state millions of dollars. In March, the Florida Supreme Court rejected a request by those groups to force the state to pay the groups’ legal fees for the initial fight over the districts lawmakers drew in 2012
State says court should reject ‘docs versus glocks’ challenge From The News Service of Florida With a closely watched hearing little more than a month away, state attorneys have filed a final brief arguing that physicians have not shown they have legal standing to challenge Florida’s controversial “docs versus glocks” law. The brief, filed last week, came as the full 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is scheduled to hear arguments June 21 in the case. The 2011 law, backed by groups such as the National Rifle Association, seeks to restrict doctors from asking questions and recording information about patients’ gun ownership. A group of plaintiffs, including doctors and medical groups, filed a federal lawsuit arguing the law violates First Amendment rights. A federal district judge sided with them, but a three-judge panel of the appeals court upheld the law in three separate rulings. The full appeals court then agreed to take up the case. In the brief filed last week, state attorneys argued that the plaintiffs do not have standing, at least in part because they have
not shown the Florida Board of Medicine would discipline them for the gun-related conversations they want to have with patients. The state’s brief also contended the law does not violate the First Amendment. “The act’s goals are not only substantiated; they are compelling,’’ the state brief said. “The act shields patients who own firearms from purposely irrelevant record-keeping, questioning, discrimination, and harassment, and thereby furthers the state’s compelling interest in protecting citizens’ fundamental right to keep and bear arms for defense of self and state.” But in a brief filed last month, attorneys for the plaintiffs argued the law violates the First Amendment rights of physicians to discuss safety-related issues with patients. “In (the law), the Florida Legislature does what no legislative body has done before or since; it prevents doctors from providing patients with truthful advice to keep their families healthy and safe — speech that is recommended as standard protocol by national medical associations,’’ the plaintiffs’ brief said.
The city hosted its third annual Tire and Sign Buyback event over the weekend at EverBank Field, where people ditched old tires and signs of all kinds for a little extra cash. The hours-long event Saturday has been part of the city’s effort to clean up neighborhoods in recent years and been promoted heavily by officials like City Council member John Crescimbeni, above. Signs were worth 50 cents each, while tires fetched $2 each.
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Council member Aaron Bowman said he couldn’t support that plan, calling costs “exorbitant.” It’s a nice park, he said, but the city has other needs, too. There was at least one council member who came to the defense of the Friends: Reggie Gaffney, who represents the district. He said he’s met with the group several times and has seen good work being done. Furthermore, the group is trying to raise money to offset costs. “It’s not easy in these economic times,” said Gaffney during the Monday finance committee. “All you can do is ask them to try.” Friends CEO Vince Cavin heard the discussions and criticisms and offered some defense. To date, he said, the group has raised $450,000 — money that comes from concessions, donors, sponsors and grants. More than $340,000 was raised the first year, when the contract called
for $250,000 to hit its city funding marks. Of the $250,000 that would go toward operations this year, he expects $50,000 or so to roll over into next year as the group identifies more sponsors and donors for events when programming begins fully in March. Cavin said there are sponsors “at the table ready to go” once the stage comes up. It’s expected to be done by March 31. As for the ongoing contribution from the city, Cavin said public funding often goes toward iconic parks such as Hemming in other cities. In all, more than half a dozen council members voiced concerns of some form about the group, its performance and the future. That will have to be a decision for another day, though. Funding the Friends will be up to Mayor Lenny Curry’s administration and the council.
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Mike Weinstein, Curry’s chief financial officer, was non-committal this week when council asked if the Friends operating budget was part of Curry’s plan for the coming Bowman fiscal year. The mayor’s budget process began Monday, Weinstein said, and “it is totally unknown” about the Friends at this point because the group hasn’t gotten to that point yet. But, he said departments have been told to submit flat budgets given the increasing pension costs that are sapping the city’s budget. Every revenue increase the city receives will probably go toward that, said Weinstein. dchapman@jaxdailyrecord.com @writerchapman (904) 356-2466
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NONPROFIT NEWS
Volunteers with Friends of the Jacksonville Public Library are ready for another “big bag” sale this weekend at the University Park branch in Arlington. The sale starts with Member Night from 4-8 p.m. Friday for members of the Friends. They can buy a paper grocery bag full of books, CDs and DVDs for $11.25 and get a second bag free. Nonmembers may join at the door for $10. The sale for the public is 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday and noon5 p.m. Sunday. Customers who purchase two bags for $15 each get a third bag free. For more information about the organization and the book sale, visit fjpl.org or call (904) 630-2304.
Salvation Army receives Walmart grant
Walmart and the Walmart Foundation awarded more than $1.1 million in grants to 26 nonprofits in Florida for hunger relief, healthy eating and career opportunity. The Salvation Army of Northeast Florida received $25,000 for hunger relief for low-income families. The State Giving Program in the past year donated more than $78 million in cash and in-kind contributions to charities in Florida, part of the $1.42 billion total given by Walmart and the foundation. In October 2014, the retailer and its foundation announced a commitment to enhance sustainability of the food system. That includes a goal to provide four billion meals by 2020. During the past year, Walmart donated nearly 41 million pounds of food to food banks in Florida, equal to more than 34 million meals. Associates also volunteered more than 93,000 hours with Florida nonprofits through the Volunteerism Always Pays program. For information about the program’s funding guidelines and application process, visit foundation.walmart.com.
Duval Motor Co. helps feed the hungry
In honor of Duval Motor Co.’s 100-year anniversary, the locally owned company collected more than 850 pounds of food to help feed more than 800 people. Food drives at each of the six dealerships in Jacksonville and Gainesville had a goal of collecting more than 100 pounds of food from customers and employees. The 675 pounds collected in Jacksonville was donated to Feeding Northeast Florida, whose mission is to establish food security across the region. In Gainesville, more than 175 pounds of collected food was donated to Bread of the Mighty Food Bank. “The company annually invests more than $750,000 into the communities in which we work and we provide our employees and customers opportunities to contribute as well,” said David Hodges, president and CEO of Duval Motor Co. The company also raised more than $50,000 for its “Tip’s Trotters” walk team in support of the Walk to Defeat ALS, one of the largest fund-raising amounts for the organization.
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Family Support Services of North Florida, the Florida State Foster and Adoptive Parent Association and Duffels4Kids are hosting the Duffels4Kids Walk on Saturday at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens. The one-mile walk starts at 8:30 a.m. and supports foster children throughout the state. Proceeds will provide foster youth with duffel bags because trash bags should not be a substitute for luggage. To participate, register at duffels4kids.org. Registration fees are $25 for adults, $5 for children and $10 for foster, adoptive or kinship parents. Zoo admission is included. For those who cannot participate, donations are accepted on the website. For walk information, call (904) 418-5842 or email events@fssnf. org. Family Support Services is the lead agency for foster care, adoption and family preservation in Duval and Nassau counties. For more information, visit fssjax.org.
Golf for Autism tourney June 10
Dust off your golf clubs and register for Golf for Autism presented by Delegal Law Offices benefitting The Jericho School for Children with Autism. This year’s tournament will be June 10 at the Blue Sky Golf Club (formerly Mill Cove). Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. and an 18-hole, four-person best ball tournament will follow the 9 a.m. shotgun start. The law firm has sponsored the tournament from the beginning. “The Jericho School has helped so many families over the past 20 years,” said Tad Delegal. “We have been part of the school since its founding and are proud to be part of its future growth.” In 1995, a group of parents and business leaders recognized the need to establish a school in Jacksonville for children with autism. The Jericho School is the longest serving school in Florida that provides educational programs based on the science of applied behavioral analysis and verbal behavior. Applied behavioral analysis has been endorsed by the U.S. Surgeon General as the most effective treatment for children with autism. There will be a chance to win prizes, including a putting contest, closest-to-the-pin challenge and several raffles. For more information, visit thejerichoschool.org.
The Northeast Florida Association of Realtors presented a check for $39,486 to Haven Hospice, the proceeds from the association’s recent charity bass fishing tournament.
Northeast Florida Realtors fish for Haven Hospice
The Northeast Florida Association of Realtors on April 30 held its 13th annual Charity Bass Fishing Tournament in Palatka. The catch-and-release event raised $39,486 for Haven Hospice, up from last year’s $35,256 donation. During the past 13 years, the tournament has raised nearly $290,000 for the nonprofit.
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Duffel4Kids is Saturday at zoo
There were 189 fishing teams entered this year, up from 162 in 2015 and 114 in 2014. NEFAR is the region’s largest professional association, comprising more than 6,500 members working in all facets of the real estate industry, including residential and commercial sales as well as property management.
People looking for books — and a bargain — will head to the Friends of the Jacksonville Public Library “Big Bag Book Sale” Saturday and Sunday at the University Park branch library.
‘Direct Connect’ returns to Weaver Center
FreshMinistries Inc. has reinstated its “Direct Connect” service at the Weaver Center for Community Outreach at 616 A. Philip Randolph Blvd. The program connects lowincome people with social services, job training, education programs, health care and mental health and substance abuse treatment. The program also offers a free computer lab to assist with job searches, resume building, homework research and online applications for public assistance. Services are available 9 a.m.noon Monday-Friday through May 31 and beginning June 1, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday. FreshMinistries invites family members of people in need, neighborhood groups, churches, social service agencies and other nonprofits to refer clients who can benefit from the program. For details, email donell@ freshministries.org.
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From Staff
From left, state Rep. Jake Raburn, Walmart Distribution Center General Manager Tom Nixon, Walmart Market Manager Todd Owen, The Salvation Army of Northeast Florida Director of Development Stephanie Cain, state Rep. Greg Steube and Walmart State Giving Council Chair Monesia Brown with a $25,000 donation to the Salvation Army.
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City Notes
Craft beer festival at arena
Robert Moline, HomeServices of America president; Christy Budnick, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Florida Network Realty broker and executive vice president; Linda Sherrer, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Florida Network Realty founder, president and CEO; and Ron Peltier, HomeServices of America chairman and CEO.
The eighth annual Jacksonville Craft & Import Beer Fest is Friday at Veterans Memorial Arena. This year’s event includes offerings from 40 breweries, 350 beers and more than 20 area restaurants for attendees to sample. Tickets are available for $45, $55 and $85, with varying levels of perks and access. Tickets and information are available at beerfestjax.com.
HomeServices of America acquires local Berkshire brand
Boy Scouts to celebrate Camp Shands The Boys Scout of America, North Florida Council, from 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Saturday will unveil infrastructure changes to Camp Shands, the first since it opened in 1967. The changes are the culmination of a six-year campaign that brought in more than $2.5 million for improvements, such as an aquatics training facility. The center has a pool with two 150-foot water slides and a depth that will allow for scuba training. Other improvements include inclement-weather pavilions in 11 campsites and a climate-controlled dormitory. The North Florida Council serves 36,500 youth in 17 counties and has 5,100 volunteers.
The Anheuser-Busch Jacksonville Brewery will host its annual classic car show in partnership with the First Coast Car Council from 8 a.m.- 3 p.m. Saturday at the brewery. The show will have more than 100 makes and models, including classics, antiques and imports. Admission is free for attendees. It’s $25 for those registering a car for the show. Proceeds benefit the Ronald McDonald House of Jacksonville. The brewery is at 111 Busch Drive in North Jacksonville.
The Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra will perform with pop group Wilson Phillips on May 28 at the St. Augustine Amphitheater. The three-member group consists of Carnie and Wendy Wilson, daughters of Beach Boys founder Brian Wilson, and Chynna Phillips, daughter of John and Michelle Phillips of The Mamas and Papas. Wilson Phillips debuted in 1990 and reunited in 2004 after a 10-year hiatus. It is the final performance of the symphony’s 2015-16 season. The 2016-17 schedule starts Sept. 30 at Jacoby Symphony Hall in the Times-Union Center for Performing Arts. The Wilson Phillips show begins at 8 p.m. Tickets range from $54 to $104. For information, visit staugamphitheatre.com or call (904) 209-0367.
HomeServices of America on Tuesday announced it had acquired Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Florida Network Realty, which has been in the real estate business in Northeast Florida for close to 30 years. Florida Network Realty has 330 sales associates in eight offices. The company ranked second in market share by sales and volume in 2015, closing on more than
3,000 units and almost $900 million in volume. Its founder, Linda Sherrer, and executive vice president, Christy Budnick, will continue to lead day-to-day operations. The acquisition expands HomeServices’ presence in Florida, which includes Miami-based Esslinger Wooten and Maxwell Realty International. HomeServices now has almost 27,000 real estate professionals in 500 offices across 27 states.
Smith, McClure join candidates seeking Crenshaw seat
Car show coming to Anheuser-Busch
U.S. Rep. Ander Crenshaw’s decision to not seek re-election this fall has drawn quite the crowd to replace the longtime congressman. In the past week, two more entries announced they would join the fray. Eric Smith said he wants to end gridlock in Congress while promoting victims’ rights and ending student loan debt, according to a news release. He is a former Democratic legislator who served three terms in the Florida House and two on City Council.
Bill McClure, a Republican commissioner in St. Johns County, is promoting himself as an outsider and focusing on his career in the private sector, according to the News Service of Florida. Others who have announced they will run include former Sheriff John Rutherford, state Rep. Lake Ray and former St. Johns River Water Management District director Hans Tanzler III. The congressional district comprises most of Duval County, all of Nassau County and portions of St. Johns County.
UNF college to recognize business leaders
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Jacksonville Symphony and Wilson Phillips partner for show
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The weather has warmed up, the beaches are open and the Beaches Trolley is making its return. The Jacksonville Transportation Authority service is rolling back out starting Friday and will be available weekends through Sept. 5. Hours of operation are 7 p.m.-2:30 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays. On holiday weekends — Memorial, Independence and Labor days — hours will be 7 p.m.-2:30 a.m. Friday, 10 a.m.-2:30 a.m. Saturdays, noon-6 p.m. Sundays and 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Mondays. The route goes along Third Street from the South Beach Parkway Shopping Center to Beach Boulevard; Second Street from Beach Boulevard to Fourth Avenue North; and back onto Third Street from Fourth Avenue North to Atlantic Boulevard. Single trips are $1.50 with exact change on the trolley. A oneday pass is $4, a three-day pass is $10. Seniors 65 and older who have a valid Senior STAR Card can ride free. For information, call (904) 630-3100.
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Beaches Trolley back this weekend
The Coggin College of Business at the University of North Florida will recognize three people at its 19th annual Prime F. Osborn III Distinguished Business Leaders Award Luncheon. The awards are 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at The River Club. The 2016 recipients are George Gabel, Mina Baliamoune-Lutz and Brian Tollberg. Gabel, a partner with Holland & Knight, Gabel Lutz Tollberg is a maritime and First Amendment attorney who will receive the Distinguished Business Leader Award. Baliamoune-Lutz is a professor of economics at UNF’s Coggin College, where she teaches macroeconomics, international trade, international economics and global economy and policy. She will receive the Distinguished Professor Award. Tollberg graduated from UNF with a bachelor’s degree and double major in corporate finance and economics in 1996. He played for the San Diego Padres from 2000-03. After retiring from baseball, he became an Edible Arrangements franchisee in Tampa and remained active with youth sports. He will receive the Distinguished Alumnus Award.
Group dancing for children’s hospitals, programs
The Miracle Board — a young professional group supporting Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals — is hosting its fourth annual citywide Dance Marathon from 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. at Aloft Hotel on the Southside. Participants are challenged to stay on their feet for 8.4 hours. But it won’t be all dancing. There will be games and live entertainment, too. All funds raised will support Wolfson Chil-
dren’s Hospital and pediatric programs at UF Health Jacksonville. Dance Marathon is a philanthropic movement hosted at more than 100 universities and college across the country, including the University of North Florida. Cost to register is $25 and available until Friday. Visitors are welcome to attend with a $10 donation or $25 family rate. For more information, visit cmnjax.com/events.
Prince tribute coming to Hemming Park in June
The Friends of Hemming Park plan to honor the musical accomplishments of the late Prince through a tribute concert in the Downtown venue June 2. Organized by musician Cyrus Quaranta, it will feature local bands performing Prince hits in the park from 5-9 p.m., along with food trucks.
It will be similar in scope to the recent event hosted in honor of David Bowie, who also died this year. A portion of proceeds will benefit the Jazz Foundation of America, an organization Prince supported. It will be free and open to the public.
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Griffin
Living the sermon
The Rev. Mark Griffin, center, and his daughter, Crystal; wife, Cynthia; grandson, Marcus; daughter, Courtney holding Maya; and son-inlaw, Tony. Marcus, who is Cynthia’s son, is named after Griffin and his wife’s son who died in 1994 when he was three days old. The couple’s daughters agreed then whoever had a boy first would name him Marcus. They didn’t tell their parents until shortly before Marcus was born. “I had the benefit of not only hearing his sermon, but seeing his sermon,” Griffin said of his father, Henry. “Seeing how he lived outside the pulpit.” Griffin is cognizant of the power of his words, even ones he considers to be idle. “Somebody may make a decision on that,” he said. His sermons aren’t just about religion or going to heaven. He talks to his members about their daily lives. How to spend their money and how to approach their marriages, families and jobs. “Almost every Sunday somebody says, ‘The Lord was speaking directly to me through you,’” he said. At Wayman Temple, he’s often ministering to families rocked by crime. Families who’ve lost members to murder; others who have lost them to jail. He also has taken on the challenge of helping the residents of a community right outside his front door.
Helping a neighbor
Wayman bought the Labelle Street campus in 2004. It was mainly a way to expand its charter school that, in less than a year, outgrew the modular building at the Baymeadows area campus. A couple of years later, when Jacksonville’s murder rate skyrocketed, much of the crime was coming from Wayman Temple’s Labelle Street neighbor — Eureka Garden. Griffin started walking through the complex trying to get to know residents. At first, they were sus-
picious, which he understood. But he kept coming back. Then the church started helping out there. Residents began to warm up. He didn’t approach people from the standpoint of what they had done. He tried to understand their background. If Griffin saw kids with their pants sagging, but didn’t know them, he didn’t tell them to pull up their pants. After they got to know him, many began to pull up their pants on their own. In Eureka, word began to spread, “Hey, that preacher’s all right.” As a young boy in Tallahassee, Griffin visited his aunt who lived in a subsidized community. He loved playing on the huge playground with the children who lived there. “It was always a festive atmosphere,” he said. He was surprised the 400-unit Eureka Garden complex didn’t have a playground. He was committed to changing that. The church put in the first $5,000 in an online fundraising campaign, with an original target of $75,000 to build a big playground. Thanks to $50,000 from Steve Pajcic, his wife and his law firm and $20,000 from the Jacksonville Auto Dealers Association, the campaign raised more than $100,000. As more money was donated, the plans for the playground were expanded. Griffin said every dollar went toward the playground, which opened in December.
Griffin prays with Mayor Lenny Curry, left, and Sheriff Mike Williams during a sheriff’s walk at Eureka Garden in July. However, there were still longterm problems inside the apartments.
Still work to be done
When newly elected Sheriff Mike Williams had a July walk through Eureka Garden, he was joined by Mayor Lenny Curry and several council members. They were horrified by the condition of the complex, particularly the overwhelming mold problem. But there was also water damage, roof leaks, roaches and sewer issues. Since that event, Curry has led the push to get the owners, Global Ministries Foundation, to clean up the complex. Much work has been done, but much remains. The company has put Eureka Garden and several other complexes up for sale. U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio called Global Ministries “slumlords” and wants a criminal investigation. Griffin said he talked several times with Global Ministries and the previous owners about the problems. They listened, he said, but
didn’t follow-through. “I think they were more profit-driven people,” Griffin said. He said he would “absolutely” be interested in buying the complex, which would require a considerable investment. Griffin said he knows there are many needs throughout the city. But his church can’t be all things to all people. So Wayman Temple is committed to focusing on making life better in Eureka Garden, once a place where murders regularly occurred. He said there hasn’t been one in 18 months. He’s hoping other pastors follow suit and take on something in their own neighborhoods even if it’s one family at a time. He’s seen the payoffs that come from that work. Whether it’s residents of Eureka Garden finally seeing the city cares about them or a father like Adrian Hughes who can now afford college funds for his three daughters. Blessings come in all sizes. myoung@jaxdailyrecord.com @editormarilyn (904) 356-2466
Griffin gets a screening during the Wayman Temple Community Health Fair.
Photo by Bobby King
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Griffin received a bachelor’s degree in accounting in 1982 from Florida A&M University. He was an internal auditor at CSX Corp., then started his own accounting firm. The ability to have an impact on small businesses was “very attractive” to Griffin. It also was the first indication he was trying to make a difference in people’s lives. When he first accepted the call to preach in 1988, he had no desire to leave his accounting practice. “I bargained with the Lord. I said, ‘I’ll preach but I won’t pastor,’” said Griffin, whose father retired as a pastor. When he started pastoring part-time in a small church, he said, “I will pastor but not fulltime.” He lost again when he tried to bargain with God. “He has an unfair advantage,” Griffin said. Ultimately, he surrendered. He shut down his CPA practice and became a full-time pastor in the African Methodist Episcopal church. He worked at two churches before being assigned to Wayman Temple in 1995. The church has grown from 75 members to 1,400 and added a second campus, an elementary charter school with 375 students and a development corporation that operates several community service efforts. Griffin’s accounting background helps keep those businesses running. His father’s example as a pastor helps him minister to not only his church but others in the community. The best sermon is not the one preached, Griffin said. It’s the one lived.
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was shot five times one night in Springfield. Most of his friends were either dead or in jail. “I thought this man is serious,” Griffin said. “He’s driving around Jacksonville with his wife and kids in an unair-conditioned car trying to find a job.” He put Hughes on the payroll for two weeks to see how he would do with the maintenance crew. Hughes said he missed just three days in his eight years there before joining the Merchant Marines. He left Wayman as a better father, better husband and better person. “For him to accept me into the church, and my wife and kids, was just a blessing,” Hughes said. Griffin’s career in the ministry is filled with success stories, whether it’s helping one family or working to transform the lives of hundreds of families living in deplorable conditions in Eureka Garden. Seeing his passion for being a pastor makes it hard to believe he fought the calling for so long.
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Griffin has been the pastor at Wayman Temple since 1995.
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Jimmy Johns Gourmet Sandwiches, Shotgun Subs Vi, LLC, 506 Beach Blvd, Jacksonville Beach, Fl, 32250, Restaurant, Cafe, Snack Bar Gornet, Michael E, Mr Handyman, 675 Kingsley Ave, Orange Park, Fl, 32073, Qualifying Agent, Contractors Mr. Handyman, Gornet, Michael Edward, 675 Kingsley Ave, Orange Park, Fl, 32073, Contractor- All Types Grantham, Latresa H, Latresa Grantham’s Gifts Of Grace, 3119 Spring Glen Rd, 101, Jacksonville, Fl, 32207, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Gross, Bradley Hal, Scaltec Usa Corp, 135 Dania Beach Blvd, 2, Dania Beach, Fl, 33004, Qualifying Agent, Contractors Mega Super Market, Mega Price Supermarket Inc, 4302 W. Moncrief Rd, Jacksonville, Fl, 32209, Retail Store Blankstare Cosmetics Lc, Zhaneisha Sykes, 5601 Edenfield Road, 809, Jacksonville, Fl, 32277, Trading Tpp Ownr/brok At Retail Canty, Olinda Gail, Olinda Gail Canty, 5051 Donnybrook Ave, Jacksonville, Fl, 32208, Peddler-tang Pp At Retailmovable
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231 E. Forsyth Street Room 130 Phone 630-2080 Chony Services, LLC, Nelly E Mitchell, 11250 Old St Augustine Rd, 15-119, Jacksonville, Fl, 32257, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Jax Locksmith Solutions, Gerevits, Zinoviy, 14486 Garden Gate Dr, Jacksonville, Fl, 322588477, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Lighthouse Bookkeping LLC, James Samuel Farber, 9633 N. Blowing Rock Circle, Jacksonville, Fl, 32222, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Barebonzz 2 Custom Carts, Proctor, Michael Robert, 8672 Hammondwood Rd S, Jacksonville, Fl, 32221, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Ice Florida LLC, Ernest Perez Garcia, 3436 Jacqueline Dr, Jacksonville, Fl, 32277, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Shores Liquor At Arlington Inc, Reekee Patel, 909 N. Arlington Rd, Jacksonville, Fl, 32211, Retail Store Shores Liquor At Lane Ave, Reekee Patel, 2650 S. Lane Ave, Jacksonville, Fl, 32210, Retail Store 40/acres Community Development Corporation, Grady, Kenneth Dychele, 7250 Angela Dr, Jacksonville, Fl, 32203, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Giorgione Nicholas, Giorgione Nicholas, 11428 Warrior Way, Jacksonville, Fl, 32223, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Drury, David Jackson Iv, Dave’s Quality Plumbing Inc, 1861 Ontario Ct, Middleburg, Fl, 32068, Qualifying Agent, Contractors Coleman, Ryan Jay, Coleman Ryan Jay, 2618 E. Stern Dr, Jacksonville, Fl, 32233, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Lewis, Mazie Thompson, Mazie Thompson Lewis, 1029 Blue Hill Dr N, Jacksonville, Fl, 322184821, Manuf, O/t Lp Gas - Farm Pr John Richard Hall, Hall, John Richard, 747 Arlington Rd N, 120, Jacksonville, Fl, 32211, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Leonard, Jonathan M, Edward Jones Financial, 5997 Wind Cave Ln, Jacksonville, Fl, 32258, Peddler-tang Pp At Retail-movable The Great Gift Objective LLC, Thompson, Andrew, 7750 Belfort Parkway, 631, Jacksonville, Fl, 32256, Trading Tpp Ownr/brok At Retail Dr. Cameron A. Stewart, Dr. Cameron A. Stewart, D.c. LLC, 9776 San Jose Blvd, 3, Jacksonville, Fl, 32257, Chiropractor Dr. Cameron A. Stewart, D.c. LLC, Stewart, Cameron A., 9776 San Jose Blvd, 3, Jacksonville, Fl, 32257, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec
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BANKRUPTCIES Chapter 7
All assets not exempt by law are liquidated to pay creditors. Kathleen T Martin, 1638 Stimson St, Jacksonville, FL 32210, Atty: R Chaplin, Case No 16-01663, filed 5-2-2016 Colby B Perry, 1025-C Continental Ct, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233, Atty: D Higginbotham, Case No 16-01668, filed 5-2-2016 Yolanda S Tisdale-McLendon, 6077 Bartram Village Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32258, Atty: R Chaplin, Case No 16-01681, filed 5-3-2016 Vera E Bryant, 902 2nd St N #2, Jacksonville Bch, FL 32250, Atty: A Chauncey, Case No 16-01684, filed 5-3-2016 Richard L Helton aka Richard Lee Helton aka Richard Helton & Mary A Helton aka Mary Ann Helton aka Mary Helton, 9211 103rd Street #77, Jacksonville, FL 32210, Atty: D DuFresne, Case No 16-01688, filed 5-3-2016 Kenneth Brian Taylor, 4300 S Beach Py, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250, Atty: M Sacks, Case No 16-01689, filed 5-3-2016 Robert Strickland, Jr & Melissa G Strickland, 9346 Castlebar Glen Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32256, Atty: J McMurray, Case No 16-01695, filed 5-4-2016
BANKRUPTCIES Chapter 13
Assets of individual or corporate sole are protected from creditors while repayment plan is developed. Willie C Cutter, 8912 Castle Bv, Jacksonville, FL 32208, Atty: D Higginbotham, Case No 16-01667, filed 5-2-2016 John W Dejohn, Jr, 400 E Bay St #106, Jacksonville, FL 32202, Proper Person, Case No 16-01679, filed 5-32016 Eurachel Evangeline Brown, 4261 Victoria Lakes Dr W, Jacksonville, FL 32226, Proper Person, Case No 16-01680, filed 5-3-2016 William D Gray, 13300 Atlantic Bv #616, Jacksonville, FL 32225, Atty: D Higginbotham, Case No 16-01687, filed 5-3-2016 Mary Love Brooks, 6745 Orkney Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32211-4112, Atty: B Crumley, Case No 16-01691, filed 5-3-2016
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CHAMBERS EX PARTE HOURS: 9:30 TO 10:00 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY EXCEPT HOLIDAYS CHAMBERS ARGUMENT HOURS: 10:00 TO 5:00 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY EXCEPT HOLIDAYS CHIEF JUDGE: Mark H. Mahon DIVISION “CJ” 255-1228 OFFICE 7140 DIVISION DIVISION “CJ” DIVISION “CV-A” DIVISION “CV-B” DIVISION “CV-C” DIVISION “CV-D” DIVISION “CV-E” DIVISION “CV-F” DIVISION “CV-G” DIVISION “CV-H”
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MARK HULSEY, JUDGE LINDA MCCALLUM, JUDGE ANGELA COX, JUDGE MARK BORELLO, JUDGE STEVEN B. WHITTINGTON, JUDGE WADDELL WALLACE, JUDGE JACK M. SCHEMER, JUDGE MARIANNE L. AHO, JUDGE RUSSELL L. HEALEY, JUDGE
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County Court
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Sales
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Probate
Rothenberg, Elizabeth Moore, atty, complaint, Div-CV-D 16-002204-CA Green, Jeffery Elwyn vs. Ward, Tyrone Anthony; Sholes, Ronald E, atty, complaint, Div-CVA 16-002205-CA Smith, Gambrell & Russell, Llp vs. Coleman, Gary B Jr, Coleman Music And Entertainment, L.l.c.,; Rivera, Richard Dean, atty, complaint, Div-CV-F 16-002206-CA Rosemont Concourse Operating, Llc vs. Masters, Smith & Wisby, P.a.,; Wulbern, Allan Edward, atty, complaint, Div-CV-C 16-002207-CA Angela Corey, As State Attorney vs. Spalding, Kenneth
Scott; Davenport, Jeffrey, atty, complaint, Div-CV-D 16-002208-CA Howell, Patricia M vs. Kenneth, Cintron, Heekin Orthopedic Specialists,; Lineberry, Gregory Wayne, atty, complaint, Div-CV-A 16-002209-CA Hixon, Stephen vs. Quesada, Dairon N, Yeni Trucking, Llc,; Miller, Andrew Douglas, atty, complaint, Div-CV-F 16-002210-CA World Omni Financial Corp. vs. Travis, Alisha L; Beinhaker, Drew, atty, complaint, Div-CV-C 16-002211-CA North Florida Land Trust, Inc. vs. Odonnell, John E.; Wachs, Alan Scott, atty, complaint, Div-CV-D
16-002524-DR Cardona, Yahaira and Lopez-salas, Angel Luis; ProSe, In Re: diss of marr Div-FM-E 16-002525-DR Cederholm, Cheryl Ann and Cederholm, Chad Clifford; ProSe, In Re: diss of marr Div-FM-B 16-002527-DR Kelly, Craig Lavert and Kelly, Aceta Michele; ProSe, In Re: diss of marr Div-FM-E 16-002529-DR Williams, Gloria Jean and Williams, Willie B; ProSe, In Re:
diss of marr Div-FM-G 16-002530-DR Casher, Raven Sade (dor) and Domino, Courtney A.; Maddox, Shane Carlton, atty, In Re: Paternity Div-FM-D 16-002531-DR Wright, April Renee (dor) and Ellis, Juan Alemario, Wright, Joe Nathan; Maddox, Shane Carlton, atty, In Re: Paternity DivFM-B 16-002533-DR Dovel, Christopher P. and Dovel, Alexandra M.; Dirito, Vincent James Jr, atty, In Re: diss of marr Div-FM-D 16-002534-DR Weinburger, William
and Warren-weinburger, Alison; Dirito, Vincent James Jr, atty, In Re: diss of marr Div-FM-B 16-002535-DR Woodard, Anna Christine (dor) and Andujar, Alberto Ramon, Hinton, Spencer Lamont; Maddox, Shane Carlton, atty, In Re: Paternity Div-FM-G 16-002536-DR Nix, Vivianne C. and Nix, William B; Gardner, Darin Carr, atty, In Re: diss of marr Div-FM-D 16-002537-DR Robinson, Darryl Wayne and Robinson, Dell Retha; ProSe, In Re: Simplified Dissolution Div-FM-B
ees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees & all others who may claim an interest in the Estate of Bessie Mae Davis; Robbin Davis et al, final judg U.S. Bank vs. Veronica P. Murphy et al, final judg Wells Fargo Bank vs. the unknown heirs, beneficiaries, devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors, creditors, trustees & all others who may claim an intereset in the Estate of Bernadine Louise Barringer; Patricia D. White et al, final judg Bank of New York Mellon vs. Jessie Prindle, III et ux, et al, cert. of sale Bayview Loan Servicing LLC vs. Felicia Saddler-Armstrong et al, cert. of sale Branch Banking & Trust Co. vs. Linda
Tuttle et al, cert. of sale CitiFinancial Services LLC vs. James R. Flowers et ux, et al, cert. of sale CitiMortgage Inc. vs. Shawnon G. Martin & Terrilyn H. et al, cert. of sale Community First Credit Union of Florida vs. Elizabeth J. Miller & Marvin L. et al, cert. of sale Freedom Mortgage Corp. vs. Thomas R. Smith & Angela; Deanna P. Smith & Kaitlyne Howard et al, cert. of sale JPMorgan Chase Bank vs. the Estate of Debra Cason; Phillip J. Cason & Stanley Ray et al, cert. of sale NationStar Mortgage LLC vs. King A. Hartley, Jr. & Sandra E. et al, cert. of sale Navy Federal Credit Union vs. Kasey D. Williams & Rodney et al, cert. of sale
New cases
CIVIL ACTIONS 16-002201-CA Us Bank National Association As Successor In Inte vs. Oleksinski, Nancy Jean, Oleksinski, Phillip G, Possession Of The Subject Prop, Unknown Person S In; Eligon, Charlene Kim Archer, atty, complaint, Div-FC-F 16-002202-CA Schmidt, Megan vs. Manzer, William Robert; Mcminn, Jineane Rae, atty, complaint, DivCV-C 16-002203-CA Csx Transportation, Inc. vs. Jci Jones Chemicals, Inc.,;
New Cases
FAMILY LAW
ON DUTY IN NASSAU COUNTY: DIV. “A” ADRIAN G. SOUD, JUDGE, 904-491-7275 DIV. “B” ROBERT M. FOSTER, JUDGE, 904-548-4910 RONNIE FUSSELL, CLERK OF COURT, 255-2000 JOSEPH G. STELMA, COURT ADMINISTRATOR, RM. 6213 255-1001 DUVAL COUNTY COURTHOUSE MAIN TELEPHONE # 255-1000 ADA ACCOMODATION OR INFOMATION 255-1695
FANNIE MAE VS: CERT. OF TITLE Darrell D. Hamilton et al Mary L. Miller et vir, et al Firstkey Mortgage LLC vs. Dwight Desjardin & Jennifer et al, cert. of title HSBC Bank USA vs. Peter J. Manaci & Rebecca L. et al, cert. of title Bank of New York vs. Lisa Kestler et vir, et al, final judg Capital One Bank vs. Stephen L. Metheny, final judg CitiMortgage Inc. vs. John R. Easton et ux, et al, final judg Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. vs.
Business Leads
New Cases
ON DUTY IN CLAY COUNTY: DIV. “A” DON H. LESTER, JUDGE, 269-6338 DIV. “B” JOHN H. SKINNER, JUDGE, 269-6323 DIV. “E” MICHAEL SHARRIT, JUDGE, 278-4760 DIV. “F” GARY WILKINSON, JUDGE 278-3772
ORDERS & DECREES
Court Records
Clarence W. Benjamin, Jr. & Diana K. et al, final judg Ditech Financial LLC vs. Danay Jefferson et vir, et al, final judg Fannie Mae vs. Phil Mak; Katherine Argall & Memee Mak et al, final judg HSBC Bank USA vs. Larry E. Jones et vir; Belinda Gail Robinson & Lisa Reene Price, , final judg Michaelson Group Real Estate LLC vs. Naun Antuñez Murillo et al, final judg NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC VS: FINAL JUDG Theresa Edmond et vir, et al Joyce J. Pittman et vir, et al Joshua Williams; Cheryl D. Ford et all Susan M. Clermont & Raphael et al James B. Nutter & Co. vs. the unknown heirs, beneficiaries, devisees, grant-
PROBATE 16-000874-GA Akel, Edward C, atty, Div-PR-A 16-000877-CP Small, Luther A. Sr, Daniels, Aquesha Delores, atty, DivPR-A 16-000878-CP Thomas, Phyllis J., Cochran, Emily Brooke, atty, Div-PR-A 16-000880-CP Grier, Earl T, Becude, Lucreita D, atty, Div-PR-A 16-000881-CP Mcneil, Hubert Talmadge, Hines, James P, atty, DivPR-A 16-000882-CP Jones, Annie Mae, Stoneburner, Charles G Rose, atty, Div-PR-A
COUNTY COURT DIVISION “CC-A” DIVISION “CC-B” DIVISION “CC-C” DIVISION “CC-D” DIVISION “CC-E” DIVISION “CC-F” DIVISION “CC-G” DIVISION “CC-H” DIVISION “CC-I”
EMMET F. FERGUSON, III, JUDGE ROBERTO A. ARIAS, JUDGE BRENT D. SHORE, JUDGE LESTER BASS, JUDGE JOHN A. MORAN, JUDGE JAMES A. RUTH, JUDGE SCOTT MITCHELL, JUDGE VACANT, JUDGE PAULINE DRAKE, JUDGE ON DUTY IN CLAY COUNTY:
New Cases
COUNTY COURT 16-003338-CC Burnette, Douglas vs. Llanos, Hector; Douglas Burnette, ProSe, complaint, Div-CC-F 16-003339-CC Firstsun Financial Inc. vs. Davis, Yolanda J, Davis, Corey A; Lewis, Sidney Erwin, atty, complaint, Div-CC-I 16-003340-CC Brc Florida Holdings L.l.c. vs. Buster Llc, Blade; Ritchie, Mitchell Sellers, atty, complaint, Div-CC-B 16-003341-CC Pinebreeze Mhp vs. Jordan, Rebecca; Jonatha Harris, ProSe, complaint, Div-CC-E 16-003342-CC Flynn, Deidre vs. Green, Lavera, Robinson, Cary; Monique Warner, ProSe, complaint, Div-CC-L 16-003343-CC Jwb Property Management, Llc vs. Daniels, Jc; Edwards, Meghan Elizabeth, atty, complaint, Div-CC-G 16-003344-CC Peavy, Francis vs. Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Company,; Heil, David Robert, atty, complaint, Div-CC-N 16-003345-CC Jacksonville Chiropractic Inc Venessa Balan vs. Geico Indemnity Company,; Rakow-smith,
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DIV. “C” TIMOTHY R. COLLINS, JUDGE, 269-6327 DIV. “D” KRISTINA MOBLEY, JUDGE, 278-4730 ON DUTY IN NASSAU COUNTY: Wesley R. Poole, Judge, 904-548-4940
Pamela J, atty, complaint, Div-CC-Q 16-003346-CC Leistritz, Michelle vs. Voncannon, Ashley; Michelle Leistritz, ProSe, complaint, Div-CC-I 16-003347-CC Namni Properties vs. Leckey, Theodore Robert, Franzel, Kristen Denise; Elefant, Fred, atty, complaint, Div-CC-M 16-003348-CC Michaelson Group Llc D/b/a St Charles Gardens vs. Wesley, Halisha; Westling, Dale Gregory, atty, complaint, Div-CC-E 16-003349-CC Us Residential Group D/b/a Kendall Court Apts vs. Davis, Terrica; Westling, Dale Gregory, atty, complaint, Div-CC-L 16-003350-CC Covenant Capital Group D/b/a Viera At Mandarin Apt vs. Duncan, Joseph; Westling, Dale Gregory, atty, complaint, Div-CC-G 16-003351-CC Jacksonville Affordable Communities Dba Kings Ridge vs. Smith, Leshae; Ritchie, Mitchell Sellers, atty, complaint, Div-CC-J 16-003352-CC Jacksonville Affordable Communities Dba Kings Ridge vs. Rivers, Jakayla; Ritchie, Mitchell Sellers, atty, complaint, Div-CC-C 16-003353-CC Warner, Timothy vs. Webb, Celecia; Monique Warner, ProSe, complaint, Div-CC-F 16-003354-CC Bentley Green Apartments Investors Llc vs. Sellers, Shir-
ley; Ritchie, Mitchell Sellers, atty, complaint, Div-CC-M 16-003355-CC Bentley Green Apartments Investors Lcc vs. Harper, Sheldon; Ritchie, Mitchell Sellers, atty, complaint, Div-CC-P 16-003357-CC Chappell, David L Jr vs. Gibbs, Nancy Sue; David L Chappell Jr, ProSe, complaint, Div-CC-G 16-003358-CC Saddlebrook Landings, Llc., D/b/a Saddle Brook Lan vs. Pena, Dhaval Michael, Wilcox, Joseph Lee, Hamilton, Trevontae Darien, Goodwin, Richard Dale Jr; Elefant, Fred, atty, complaint, DivCC-G 16-003359-CC Saddlebrook Landings, Llc., D/b/a Saddle Brook Lan vs. Young, Dehazel Jo; Elefant, Fred, atty, complaint, Div-CC-C 16-003360-CC Jacksonville Housing Authority vs. Eubanks, David; Mummaw, Wendy L, atty, complaint, DivCC-C 16-003361-CC Orange Park Partnership D/b/a Orange Park North Mo vs. Walker, Theophilus Rokei; Elefant, Fred, atty, complaint, Div-CC-M 16-003362-CC Magnolia Circle, Llc Dba Magnolia Circle Mhc & Ahp Homes 2 Llc, Ahp Homes 2, Llc vs. Brown, Sandra; Hochberg, Carolyn, atty, complaint, Div-CC-P
CIVIL ORDERS 17529-1187 Adrian L. Cody & Michael Lavant & Serena, final judg 17529-1219 Rachel E. Taylor vs. Stephanie L.N. Karpf, final judg 17530-210 Orange Park Partnership vs. Mary Ellison et al, final judg 17530-459 Yes Companies LLC vs. Darrell Martin Alonzo, final judg 17530-494 Westside Rentals LLC vs. Erica Crosby, final judg 17530-850 Match Made Realty vs. Latosha Moore, final judg 17530-904 Epoch Southpoint Investment Partners Ltd. vs. Natalie Holler, final judg 17530-992 Marshay Brown vs. Ty Thomas, final judg 17531-1169 Tri-Pointe Property Group vs. Juan Miguel Reyes & Norma R. Burke, final judg 17531-1179 JWB Property Mgmnt. LLC vs. Ricky Stephens et al, final judg 17531-1186 Ellis Stacey for Randall Boggs & Patricia, final judg 17531-1210 Moses Davis vs. Deanna Bea, final judg 17531-1211 Byrider Finance LLC vs. Randy Johnson, final judg 17531-1214 KAE Apartments LLC vs.
Stacy Haga & Timothy, final judg 17531-1215 Stephanie Powell vs. Sharon Rose Wilson Bennett, final judg 17531-1290 Springleaf Financial Services of America Inc. vs. Will R. Hodges & Lisa K., final judg 17531-1337 BC Bainbridge Timuquana LLC vs. Bruce Carder, final judg 17531-1359 Orange Park Partnership vs. Ricardo Escobar et al, final judg 17531-1367 WRH Realty Services Inc. vs. Maria Justice, final judg 17531-1410 Mac Arbor Place LLC vs. Torr I. Jones, final judg 17531-1473 Martha R. Jones vs. Virlischia Bell, final judg 17531-1483 FRBH Victoria Park LLC vs. Harry D. Hale, final judg 17531-1564 Mac Arbor Place LLC vs. Alexandra Pastrama, final judg 17531-1604 New Coquina Bay Associates LLC vs. Kyle Raymond Kemelek & Jason Budd et al, final judg 17531-1613 Promotora Inmobiliaria LLC vs. Jerry Rose, final judg 17531-1674 Yes Companies LLC vs. Kerell Demarcus Wells et al, final judg 17531-1696 San Miguel Management vs. Tracy Frank, final judg 17531-1735 JMG Realty Inc. vs. Timothy McKalope, final judg
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17542-1106 17542-1177 17543-0772 17542-2417 17542-0511 17542-1419 17542-1252 17543-1984 17543-0742 17543-0341 17542-0390 17542-1894 17542-2174 17542-0855 17542-1852 17543-0530 17542-1478 17543-0409 17542-0320 17542-0321 17543-0563 17542-0981 17543-0990 17542-0859 17543-2100 17542-1449 17543-0650 17543-2077 17542-1397 17543-0369 17543-2231 17542-0893 17543-2401 17543-1755 17542-0835 17543-0514 17543-1487 17543-0365 17542-1811 17543-0122 17542-1877 17542-0724 17542-1345 17543-0911 17542-0751 17542-0800 17543-2004 17543-0686 17542-1764 17543-1942 17543-2168 17543-0534 17543-1815 17543-1905 17543-2189 17543-1124 17542-2486 17543-0286 17543-1727 17542-0913 17543-2383 17543-0444 17542-0300 17542-0784 17543-0061 17543-2092 17543-1444 17542-1101 17543-0468 17543-2019 17543-0336 17542-1599 17542-1686 17542-0998 17542-2389 17542-2007 17543-1703 17543-2366 17542-1509 17543-0092 17542-1048 17543-0920 17543-0295 17542-0713 17543-1035 17543-0578 17542-0863 17542-1600 17542-0547 17542-0694 17543-0478 17542-1743 17542-0657 17542-1367 17543-0613 17542-1789 17542-1840 17542-1705 17542-0622 17542-1193 17543-1792 17543-1134 17542-1139 17543-1712 17542-2051 17542-0476 17542-1443 17543-1075 17542-0821 17542-0521 17542-0947 17542-2047 17542-1232
$158,910 $212,000 $68,100 $125,000 $175,000 $90,000 $590,000 $190,000 $275,490 $359,146 $204,290 $595,023 $489,575 $160,000 $260,000 $9,000 $165,000 $38,000 $38,000 $170,000 $165,000 $365,000 $219,900 $1,000,000 $138,000 $16,000 $85,000 $250,100 $166,900 $282,422 $371,965 $460,000 $145,000 $199,900 $10,000 $130,000 $37,000 $17,000 $93,000 $175,500 $220,000 $225,000 $330,000 $166,454 $71,000 $31,000 $145,000 $66,000 $160,000 $250,000 $208,990 $206,985 $192,485 $202,490 $246,490 $71,000 $180,000 $22,500 $205,500 $76,584 $137,000 $159,000 $52,500 $31,100 $38,000 $117,500 $115,000 $21,000 $38,000 $87,000 $19,000 $33,000 $174,900 $320,000 $380,000 $150,000 $429,900 $265,904 $840,000 $16,000 $45,000 $98,000 $41,500 $48,000 $265,000 $270,000 $9,500 $22,500 $143,367 $234,000 $133,000 $125,000 $129,900 $330,900 $140,674 $129,000 $99,000 $232,000 $159,000 $50,000 $1,902,250 $41,000 $261,000 $82,500 $410,000 $115,000 $117,000 $267,500 $55,000 $205,000 $97,000 $8,900 $38,390
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L103D Un1 L209C Un2 Riverside Ave 202 Steventon Way Monroe Smith Rd 1 L19A Un5 David Allen Dr Whitemore Oaks Dr Kirkpatrick Cir L17 San Pedro Rd
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17542-0549 17542-0551 17542-0735 17542-2100 17543-2255 17542-0555 17543-0954 17542-2081 17542-1874 17543-2164 17543-1882
$409,650 $79,353 $670,000 $178,000 $150,000 $82,288 $110,000 $278,000 $42,000 $34,000 $980,000
Hoose 5 LLC Hoose 5 LLC William E Shannon III Levi Allen Nadeene Cuevas Hoose 5 LLC Jason J English Sheila Flynn Paola Torres Miami Holdings 1 LLC Mohamad Hilal Yamani
Bcel 3 LLC Bcel 4 Jeffrey Spence KB Home Jacksonville LLC Earlis Eugene Harvey Hoose Homes And Investments LLC Wayne L Mangum KB Home Jacksonville LLC Sec Of Housing & Urban Dev Tonia Burns Paul K Remsen
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File
Bk. &
Value
Borrowers
Lender
Carson Lake Dr W Hartwell Dr Griflet Rd Avondale Ave Avondale Ave Talbot Ave Blossom Lake Dr Azalea Grove Dr Brettungar Dr Brettungar Dr Bentin Dr N Addison Lakes Dr Bridgeview Dr Baisden Rd Lot 4 Baisden Rd Lot 3 Campfield Cir Safeshelter Dr S Saint Francis Cir Sharonwood Ln Broad St Aaron Cove Ct Old Carriage Ct Aspen Leaf Dr Persimmon Hill Ln Hunters Grove Rd Azure St Club Duclay Dr Eagle Preserve Blvd Fairway Villas Ln N Canterbury St Ivygail Dr E Staffordshire Dr Jester Ln 59th St E Bucks Harbor Dr W Hickory Hammock Rd Cavender Ct Citrus Ln Peacefield Dr Waikiki Rd Painted Oak Dr Three Oaks Ln Wright Ave Gilbert St Gidran Ct Oldenburg Dr Bennington Dr Magnolia St Claremont Creek Dogwood Creek Dr Dogwood Creek Dr Arden Lakes Dr Day Ave Manotak Oaks Dr Rio Saint Johns Dr Normandy Blvd Crescent St Crescent St Oak Water Trl Galveston Ave Dandy Ave Dandy Ave Dandy Ave Dandy Ave Dandy Ave 10th Ave S Roland Lakes Dr Venetia Blvd Shorecrest Dr Pablo Point Dr Palm Ln Coconut Palm Pkwy Hawkeye Cir Duval Dr S Newnan St S Newnan St Yellow Bluff Rd Melvina Rd River Story Dr 5th Ave Pinebay Cir S Andalusia Ave Salamanca Ave Lofberg Dr 10th St S Forest Trail Rd Sierra Gardens Dr Glenview Rd Boat Club Dr Reed Island Dr
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17542-1107 17542-1179 17543-0774 17542-1254 17543-0668 17543-1986 17543-0746 17543-0342 17542-1895 17542-2175 17542-1854 17542-1305 17542-1662 17542-1603 17542-1615 17542-1480 17542-0486 17543-0992 17542-2407 17543-0652 17543-2078 17543-0370 17543-2235 17542-0895 17542-1420 17543-2403 17543-1870 17543-1757 17543-0516 17543-1461 17542-2368 17543-1392 17542-2353 17542-1814 17542-1878 17542-1923 17542-0753 17543-0235 17542-0802 17542-1497 17543-2006 17543-0304 17543-0688 17542-1051 17543-1944 17543-2170 17542-1844 17543-0884 17543-0538 17543-1819 17543-1909 17543-2193 17542-2488 17543-0413 17543-0446 17542-0302 17543-0063 17543-0070 17543-2021 17542-0786 17542-0877 17542-0934 17542-1030 17542-1083 17542-1018 17543-2304 17542-1688 17542-1000 17542-2393 17542-2009 17543-1522 17543-2368 17542-1558 17543-1274 17542-1510 17542-1531 17542-1466 17543-0921 17543-1037 17542-0865 17542-0557 17542-0695 17543-0848 17542-1746 17542-1369 17543-0616 17542-1707 17542-0918 17542-1140 17542-2053
$158,910 $208,160 $54,680 $472,000 $232,500 $317,797 $281,413 $341,189 $558,774 $391,660 $255,290 $208,500 $171,500 $33,000 $30,000 $162,011 $132,500 $215,916 $110,000 $174,200 $245,569 $200,000 $165,586 $368,000 $104,000 $148,262 $57,843 $196,278 $127,645 $40,000 $321,600 $156,780 $160,000 $74,400 $198,000 $166,840 $69,375 $90,000 $73,100 $55,000 $137,750 $500,000 $76,000 $49,385 $250,000 $208,998 $20,000 $689,825 $206,985 $173,236 $182,241 $221,841 $135,000 $102,500 $159,000 $58,347 $68,888 $27,000 $85,424 $60,860 $90,000 $73,325 $90,000 $89,459 $90,000 $301,000 $171,731 $170,000 $304,000 $181,628 $178,900 $261,086 $172,357 $500,000 $460,800 $368,550 $50,000 $96,224 $567,780 $60,000 $535,000 $190,476 $225,650 $100,000 $264,720 $138,125 $236,988 $98,426 $265,465 $389,500
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Everbank Open Mortgage LLC Nations Lending Corp Everbank Everbank Homebridge Financial Services Inc Universal American Mtg Co LLC Mattamy Home Funding LLC Bank Of England Freedom Mortgage Corp Resmac Inc Firstbank Everbank Denny R Davies Tonya L Conway Franklin American Mortgage Co Trustline Mortgage Inc Angel Oak Home Loans LLC David H Matthews Atlantic Coast Bank SWBC Mortgage Corp Mattamy Home Funding LLC Universal American Mtg Co LLC Wells Fargo Bank Na Wells Fargo Bank Na Bb&t Fifth Third Mortgage Co Nations Direct Mortgage LLC Ta Movement Mortgage LLC Equity Trust Company Home Solutions Lenders Inc Plaza Home Mortgage Inc David H Matthews SWBC Mortgage Corp Fifth Third Mortgage Co Quicken Loans Inc Genesis Capital Master Fund II LLC Spearson Investment Group LLC Genesis Capital Master Fund II LLC Inman Family Trust Bank Of America Na Wells Fargo Bank Na Jordan Capital Finance LLC Genesis Capital Master Fund II LLC Freedom Mortgage Corp Network Funding LP Anna M Didonato Atlantic Coast Bank Universal American Mtg Co LLC Universal American Mortgage Co LLC Universal American Mtg Co LLC Universal American Mtg Co LLC Bank Of England Nationstar Mortgage LLC Ta Freedom Mortgage Corp First Federal Bank Anchor Nationwide Loans LLC TF Holdings Group LLC Michigan Mutual Inc Genesis Capital Master Fund II LLC Genesis Capital Master Fund II LLC Genesis Capital Master Fund II LLC Genesis Capital Master Fund II LLC Genesis Capital Master Fund II LLC Genesis Capital Master Fund II LLC Regions Bank Ta Montage Mortgage LLC Wells Fargo Bank Na Movement Mortgage LLC Loandepot.com LLC Ta Amerisave Mortgage Corp Academy Mortgage Corp CMG Mortgage Inc Ta Compass Bank Wells Fargo Bank Na Wells Fargo Bank Na Wells Fargo Bank Na Homebridge Financial Services Inc Bb&t Timothy Delp Firstkey Mortgage LLC Freedom Mortgage Corp Wells Fargo Bank Na Caliber Home Loans Inc Fidelity Bank Ta First Federal Bank Of FL Academy Mortgage Corp Genesis Capital Master Fund II LLC Movement Mortgage LLC Movement Mortgage LLC
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Summer Haven Sunset Heights Sutton Place Sd The Paddocks Thomas Bowden Est Timber Oaks Trout River Bluff Villages Of Westport Walkers Hamlet Watermill Westland Oaks White City Whitmore Oaks Worths San Jose
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File
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Summer Haven Blvd S Reflection Cove Rd N Sutton Pl Paddock Gates Dr Spreading Oaks Ln Thorn Glen Rd Spider Lily Ln Weeping Branch Cir Watershed Dr E Towermill Ln Westland Oaks Dr David Allen Dr Whitemore Oaks Dr San Pedro Rd
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17543-1079 17542-0823 17542-0949 17543-1011 17543-1354 17542-1650 17543-2279 17542-1158 17543-1674 17542-2322 17543-0707 17543-0956 17542-2083 17543-1889
$243,759 $50,000 $97,000 $381,600 $445,090 $62,700 $202,328 $260,483 $179,600 $180,000 $153,000 $105,107 $272,964 $784,000
Peter Sawczyn Ronald S Wudarczyk Jaime Chica Christopher A Reilly Larry C Young Bcel 2 LLC Johnny M Colson SR Terry B McClain Heather R Stevens Payne Roberts LLC Elijah Stubbs III Jason J English Sheila Flynn Mohamad H Yamani
Movement Mortgage LLC Fredrick Stuart Bb&t USAA Federal Savings Bank Compass Bank Genesis Capital Master Fund II LLC TJC Mortgage Inc Mortgage Research Center LLC Ta Liberty Savings Bank FSB David H Matthews Wells Fargo Bank Na Sagamore Home Mortgage LLC Primelending Suntrust Mortgage Inc
*Buyer’s Address, Usually But Not Always Address Of Property Sold • Legal Description Available In Summary Form
Documents Filed for Record Notice of
COMMENCEMENTS Notice filed when construction valued at $2500 or more is to take place D.R. HORTON INC.-JACKSONVILLE FOR: FILED 4-27-2016 17541-2456 L147, St. James Place, Unit 2-B 17541-2458 L151, St. James Place, Unit 2-B 17541-2459 L150, St. James Place, Unit 2-B 17541-2475 L149, St. James Place, Unit 2-B 17541-2492 L148, St. James Place, Unit 2-B 17542-348 Paul Davis Restoration of N FL for Brian Sandlin & Dina, L24, Walden Wood, filed 4-28-2016 SOUTHERN COAST ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION INC. FOR: FILED 4-28-2016 17542-615 Mary Kelly, L22, Spring Glen 17542-616 Mark Keeler, 5217 Burdette Rd 17542-617 Lat Aung Kinraw, L6, B11, Oak Hill, Unit 17 17542-618 Brian Wright, L11, B5, Arlington Hills, Unit 5 17542-619 3552 Torre Grande Avenue Residential Land Trust, L2, B4, Southwood, Unit III 17542-620 Trenton Waterman, L7, Ocean Trace 17542-712 Carlson Enterprises LLC for Anthony Sumpter, L7, B4, Hillcrest, Unit 3, filed 4-28-2016 17542-832 Roofing Labor Inc. for Rich Boswell, L24,25, B142, Murray Hill Heights, filed 4-28-2016 17542-1155 Little Man Electric for Rodney D. Evans, L14-17, B115, Marietta, filed 4-28-2016 17542-1173 Apex Roofing & Consulting Inc. for the Akel Akel & Michelle Akel Trust, L6, B4, Beauclerc Estates, filed 4-28-2016 17542-1192 American Roofing of Jacksonville for Brian Pessolano, Jean Pessolano & Lauren Pessolano, L63, Trevor Green at Sterling Ridge, Unit 4, filed 4-28-2016 17542-1230 Leon C. Martin Inc. for Hoose Homes & Investment LLC, L11, B4, Donner’s S/D, filed 4-282016 17542-1231 Excel Roofing Contractors Inc. for Donald W. Randle & Kathleen M., L12, B8, Southland, Unit 2, filed 4-28-2016 CASON ROOFING INC. FOR DIRECT HOME BUYER 1 INC: FILED 4-282016 17542-1268 L3, Chatham Park 17542-1269 L12, B9, Hillcrest, Unit 4 17542-1270 L24, B6, Hillcrest, Unit 4 17542-1273 AJ Wells Roofing & Contruction for Dulce Pouralifazel, L168, Johns Creek, Unit 1, filed 4-28-2016 ROGERO & WILLIAMS BUILDING & ROOFING CONTRACTORS FOR: FILED 4-28-2016 17542-1298 James F. Mason, 2691 Flynn Rd W 17542-1299 Luis E. Lopez, L57, Nature’s Woods 17542-1300 Urban Promise LLC, L8, B2, The Woods, Unit III 17542-1301 Breakwater Construction Group LLC for Evaleen Caccam, L4, B2, San Marco, filed 4-28-2016 17542-1323 Carlson Enterprises LLC for Triumph the Church & Kingdom of God in Christ, L23, B7, Lincoln Villas, filed 4-28-2016 17542-1339 T Dawn Construction LLC for Mark Allen Miller, L6, B6, Sandalwood, Unit 2, filed 4-28-2016 17542-1361 Townsend Roofing & Construction Services Inc. for Pamela Neish, L7, Queens Harbour Yacht & Country Club, Unit 25, filed 4-282016 17542-1364 Locke Roofing LLC for Khang Cat, 317 Cottage Av, filed 4-28-2016 17542-1432 SEDA Construction Co. for Yellow Bluff Estate LLC, L18, Yellow Bluff Estates, filed 4-28-2016 17542-1433 Bohemia Roofing Co. Inc. for Episcopal School of Jacksonville, L1,2,4-7, Live Oak Manor, Unit 2,
filed 4-28-2016 17542-1438 Daniel Pearson for self, L26,27, B91, Murray Hill Heights, filed 4-28-2016 17542-1444 Architectural Classics for Jason Brooks, 14835 Plumosa Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32250, filed 4-282016 17542-1472 David Koutz for JY Properties, L24, B1, New Riverside Heights, filed 4-28-2016 17542-1553 Bosco Building Contractors Inc. for South of Bay Street LLC, WL8, Hart’s Map of Jacksonville, filed 4-28-2016 17542-1832 Carlson Enterprises for Leonard Tookes, L7, B10, Turtle Creek Village, Unit 1, filed 4-28-2016 17542-1836 James A. Vincelli for self, L16, Ortega Farms Estates, filed 4-28-2016 17542-1913 KT Carter Contracting Inc. for Circle K Stores Inc., L1-3, B6, San Carlos Estates, filed 4-28-2016 17542-2024 Steven Douglas Johnson for Charles Moats, L7, B2, St. Nicholas Springs, filed 4-28-2016 ONE HOUR AIR FOR: FILED 4-282016 17542-2025 Melissa Burke & Tyrone, 3578 Tula Dr 17542-2026 Pamela Merrill, 2187 Sound Overlook Dr W 17542-2027 Edward Coulliette & Jean, 177 Sanwick Dr 17542-2028 Alfay Heywood, 929 De Paul Dr 17542-2029 Ian Whitfield & Catherine, 138 Weeping Willow Wy 17542-2099 Caribbean Pools & Spas for Heinrich Schmitges, L16, B3, Glynlea Park, Unit 1, filed 4-28-2016 17542-2146 Elite Custom Homes & Renovations Inc. for Ted Jackrel, L2, B244,245, Atlantic Beach, Sec H, filed 4-28-2016 17542-2200 Matthews Builders Inc. for Erica Simpson, L60, Huntington Woods, filed 4-28-2016 17542-2219 Turnkey Construction & Maintenance Inc. for Stevens Village LLC, L49,50,81,84-87, Panama Gardens, filed 4-28-2016 17542-2233 HW Contracting LLC for Contor Real Estate Income & Opportunity Fund LLC, 9735 Old St. Augustine Rd #25, filed 4-28-2016 17542-2243 BAP Pool Co. Inc. for AAHF 108 LLC, L7,8, Arlington River Manor, filed 4-28-2016 SUMMIT CONSTRUCTION GROUP FOR: FILED 4-28-2016 17542-2249 Avondale Real Estate Holdings LLC, L4, B72, Riverside 17542-2256 Donna Alexander, L73, Townsend Hills, Unit 2 17542-2271 Jennifer Walton for self, Tract B, Man-de-Lor, filed 4-28-2016 17542-2290 Flint Construction Services for Works at 5 Points LLC, L8, B21, Riverside, filed 4-28-2016 17542-2361 Ono Corp. for In Christ International Church of Ministries, 8550 Arlington Xy, filed 4-28-2016 HYGEMA HOUSE MOVERS INC. FOR: FILED 4-28-2016 17542-2442 Starfish Group Properties Inc., L177, B129, Murray Hill Heights 17542-2443 Richard McMillen, L36, Eagle Bend Island, Unit 4 17542-2444 Katherine Estes, 7006 Silver Lake Te 17542-2445 Luis Merchan, L6, B14, Oklahoma STELLAR GROUP INC. FOR: FILED 4-28-2016 17543-8 Jacksonville University, 2800 University Bv N 17543-9 Jacksonville University, 2800 University Bv N 17543-10 Scott V. Witt, 12584 Mandarin Rd 17543-12 Scott V. Witt, 12584 Mandarin Rd 17543-86 Quality Discount Roofing LLC for BCEL 5 LLC, L12, B29, Lake Lucina, Unit 8, filed 4-28-2016 17543-104 AJ Wells Roofing & Construction for Mark Brown, L55, Argyle Forest Chimney Lakes, Unit 8, filed 4-28-2016 17543-197 Matthews Builders Inc. for Amy Jackson, 2810 Dellmont Av, filed 4-28-2016 17543-230 J.L. Ruby Construction LLC for Franmar Properties of South
Florida LLC, L1-4,5, B12, Terrace R/P, filed 4-28-2016 17543-332 DSM Renovations LLC for self, L5,6, B54, Jacksonville Beach, Sec A, filed 4-28-2016 17543-384 Preferred Construction & Roofing Inc. for Russell E. Cain, Jr. & Cheriann, L7, River Oaks, Unit 2, filed 4-28-2016 17543-411 Quality Discount Roofing LLC for Kristin Krywy, L9, Highland Lakes on Argyle Forest, Unit 6, filed 4-28-2016 RELIANT ROOFING FOR: FILED 4-28-2016 17543-511 BCEL 3, L30, B8, Hillcrest, Unit 2 17543-566 BCEL 2 L9,10, B11, Arlington Shores 17543-612 BCEL LLC, L4, Arlington Shores No. 3 17543-640 Wayne Frier Home Center of Macclenny LLC for John E. Beard, Farms 9,10, Maxville Farms, filed 4-28-2016 ROMANO BROS. ROOFING FOR: FILED 4-28-2016 17543-726 Robert Levesque, L16, B15, Ocean Forest, Unit 6 17543-727 Stephen Cogswell, L27, B2, Seaspray 17543-731 KLT Construction Inc. for Bart Flores, L11, B5, Laurel Hills, Unit 1, filed 4-28-2016 17543-839 Landon Homes LLC for self, L65, Adams Lake, Unit 4, filed 4-282016 17543-847 RoofMax Corp. for Terry Davis, L67, Highlands, Unit 17, filed 4-28-2016 17543-882 A Crown Roofing Inc. for John Scheurer & Tika, L9, Overland Park, Unit 1, filed 4-28-2016 17543-898 Envision Custom Homes Inc. for Andrew Carney & April, L3, B3, Longino’s Neptune, filed 4-282016 17543-899 Cintas Fire Protection for Acorn Parkway LLC, 6611 Southpoint Py, filed 4-28-2016 17543-914 J&M Roofing Services Inc. for Rodolfo Alcantara, L40,8C, Floral Bluff, filed 4-28-2016 17543-980 Rogers Air Care Services Inc. for Michael W. Skinner & Reneé W., 4850 Wild Heron Wy, filed 4-282016 17543-1063 Andy Reynolds Homes Inc. for Donald W. Culpepper & Judith P., L22, River Story, filed 4-28-2016 NELIGAN CONSTRUCTION & ROOFING LLC FOR: FILED 4-282016 17543-1099 Michelle Harold/Andrew, L8, Marsh Sound 17543-1100 Glenda Anderson, L11, B4, Roland Heights 17543-1101 Nick Sandifer for Stephanie Coonan, L172, Pablo Creek Reserve, Phase 2,2A, filed 4-28-2016 17543-1126 Ash Construction LLC for Cobblestone Plaza LLC, 3031 Monument Rd #4, filed 4-28-2016 17543-1127 Bill Watson Construction for Vicki Jo Glocker, L2B, Andover Place, Unit 1, filed 4-28-2016 17543-1133 ADM Building & Construction LLC for Rebecca Barfield, L1-4, Jacksonville Heights Townsite, filed 4-28-2016 17543-1151 All Homes LLC for Amanda Bouthillet, 2695 Flynn Rd W, filed 4-28-2016 17543-1167 Carolina Carports Inc. for Edward Sicard, Jr., L1, B2, Laurel Hills, Unit 1, filed 4-28-2016 17543-1193 Andy Reynolds Homes Inc. for Robert M. Williams & Dian S., L19, River Story, filed 4-28-2016 17543-1205 Jacksonville Sound & Communications for 10680 LLC, 10680 Old St. Augustine Rd, filed 4-28-2016 AMERICAN WINDOW PRODUCTS INC. FOR: FILED 4-28-2016 17543-1259 Robert Croft, L7, B4, Selva Marina, Unit 2 17543-1260 Janet Butner, L23, Sienna Forest 17543-1261 Willie C. Hillman & Melissa C., L5, B234, Atlantic Beach, Sec H 17543-1262 Winifred Washington, L1,2, B209, Thompson’s Riverview 17543-1263 Joseph Galloway, Jr., L101, Sandy Pointe 17543-1264 Rex G. Jett, L23,24, B1,
Clifton Bluff 17543-1265 Shelley L. Heaney, L7, Beauclerc Cove 17543-1266 Cheryl A. Miller, L37, Lake Mandarin, Unit 14 17543-1267 Teri M. Worzala, L26, River Point 17543-1268 Porter Willis, Tract 10, B4, Jacksonville Heights 17543-1269 Joseph Gallagher, L7, B4, Ramsgate, Unit 2 17543-1270 Tony W. Daning, L95, Walkers Glen, Unit 1 17543-1271 Charles Dunham, L86, Ridgefield, Unit 2 17543-1272 Eugene L. Curtin, Jr., L238, Deercreek Country Club, Unit 1 17543-1273 Carol Currie, L7, B4, Grove Park, Unit 1 17543-1374 James R. Allen for self, L16, B4, Dunn Creek Farms, filed 4-28-2016 HARRINGTON HOME RENOVATIONS FOR: FILED 4-28-2016 17543-1469 Gerald Braddock, 2542 Heatherly Oaks Ln 17543-1470 Jeremy Davis, 11975 Tangelo Ln 17543-1471 Shirley Bass, L67, Lake Mandarin, Unit 5 17543-1472 Randy Elias, L82, Villa San Jose 17543-1473 Guillermo Benavides & Maria, L7, Brookhollow, Unit 1 17543-1691 Bee Tree Homes for Zachary Brown & Lisa, L1, B59, Sherry Manor/Lakeside Park, filed 4-282016 17543-1693 Styles Construction Inc. for Steven M. Rowe, L30, Linkside at Baymeadows, filed 4-28-2016 17543-1698 All Around Pool Designs Inc. for James W. Clark & Amy B., L8,9, Lakeside Park, filed 4-28-2016 17543-1705 Bradenton Cove Construction LLC for Prospect Cove Development LLC, Unit 1201, The Palazzo on St. Johns, filed 4-28-2016 17543-1711 Carlson Enterprises LLC for Omar Ismail, L8, Summerfield Crossing, filed 4-28-2016 17543-1726 River City Roofing for the Estate of Thomas Diachenico, L8, Merrill Hills, filed 4-28-2016 17543-1802 Carlson Enterprises LLC for Jeff Miller, L37, Drayton Place, Unit 2B, filed 4-28-2016 17543-1857 Brink Roofing LLC for Phyllis Johnson, L7, B8, College Gardens No. 2, filed 4-28-2016 17543-1969 Ram Jack Foundation Repair for James Hitt, L12, B9, South Shores, filed 4-28-2016 17543-2099 Ecoview Windows for Lynn Hess, L1, B111, San Jose, Sec C, filed 4-28-2016 CITRUS CONTRACTING LLC FOR: FILED 4-28-2016 17543-2123 Stacie Ann Kight, 6662 Beatrix Dr 17543-2188 Terrence Murray, 6750 Cabello Dr
LIENS A legal claim placed against property for another satisfaction of alleged debt or duty. Includes lien number, person or company holding lien, debtor, amount of lien, date filed. 17540-359 Shawn Foy, $2,639.00 17540-360 Jason Reagin, $36,134.00 17540-1010 United States of America vs. Walter Waitus Pressley, $1,361,426.00, filed 4-26-2016 17540-1723 Allstar Irrigation vs. KT Carter Contracting et al, $51,400.00, filed 4-27-2016 17540-1803 Mediterranean Designs Inc. vs. Dominick Strada & Brandy, $3,732.68, filed 4-27-2016 A1A OVERHEAD DOOR CO. VS: FILED 4-27-2016 17540-1943 Anna Finngar, $513.60 17540-1944 Solutions in Construction et al, $3,101.93 17540-1973 Jamie Hutchinson vs. IHS Real Estate Investors LLC $13,200.00, filed 4-27-2016 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE VS: FILED 4-27-2016 17541-263 Devon Ozell Perkins, $2,435.00
17541-264 Sheri Lynn Mann, $8,642.00 17541-265 Emily E. Kerns, $9,247.00 17541-266 Yvonne Kimmons, $3,041.00 UF HEALTH JACKSONVILLE VS: FILED 4-27-2016 17541-814 George E. Thomas, $63,242.15 17541-815 Erika Bernal, $23,006.10 17541-816 Frances Bacon, $264,134.19 17541-817 Dale James, $160,712.68 17541-818 Darrin McAlister, $4,569.00 17541-819 Brittany McKinnon, $13,916.32 17541-820 Kenneth William Lawrence, $36,174.00 17541-821 Valerie Marie Battle, $5,438.00 17541-822 Lindsey Kennedy, $129,686.00 17541-823 Kelechia S. Jones, $29,962.00 17541-866 United States of America vs. Louis Wordlaw, $51,298.00, filed 4-27-2016 17541-2476 L&W Supply Corp. vs. Above All Ceilings, $2,728.30, filed 4-27-2016 DUVAL COUNTY PROPERTY APPRAISER VS: FILED 4-28-2016 17542-458 The Estate of Kathryn Garlington, $3,520.67 17542-459 Robert William, III & Lisa Ann McKeown, $4,833.61 17542-460 The Estate of Elizabeth F. Wells, $7,978.01 17542-461 John Neloms & Jessie Lee, $4,189.61 17542-462 Timothy S. Nichols, $609.80 17542-747 Southern Oaks Association Inc. vs. the Estate of Frank J. Sejeck, Jr., $370.50, filed 4-28-2016 17542-2124 Windsor Falls Condominium Association Inc. vs. JPMorgan Chase Bank, $1,160.00, filed 4-282016 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE VS: FILED 4-28-2016 17542-2346 Sarah Grace Nelson, $5,523.00 17542-2347 Kaelen Dull, $4,819.00 17542-2348 Jennifer Reneé McCann, $1,292.00 17542-2349 Jacqueline Moni Thompson, $10,063.00 17542-2350 Courtnee Valeene Hinton, $4,840.00 17542-2351 Arian Sheree Harrison, $1,292.00 17542-2352 Camri A. Myers, $1,145.00 17543-666 Microtech Solutions-North Florida LLC vs. Sheradine Williams, $1,523.96, filed 4-28-2016 AAA ROOFMASTERS VS: FILED 4-28-2016 17543-1662 Barbara Baltie, $4,463.73 17543-1694 Maria Kanga Jambro, $2,383.61
Satisfaction of
LIENS
Filing shows that debt has been paid and lien on property has been removed HICKORY HILL HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC. TO: FILED 4-272016 17541-437 Tiffany L. Robertson & Jon C., 17135-1911 17541-438 Scott A. Carter & Gloria Maria, 17135-1909 BEATRICE WALK HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC. TO: FILED 4-27-2016 17541-439 Rasheed Topey & Victoria, 15577-1116 17541-440 Matthew J. Litwin & Melody B., 17489-1970 17541-2471 McGirts Village Owners Association Inc. to Annette Benton, 17422-785 DUVAL COUNTY PROPERTY APPRAISER TO: FILED 4-28-2016 17542-455 Dwayne A. Maree, 175111355 17542-456 Carlos E. Nuñez, 174352443 17542-457 Douglas O. Cook, 17525-388 17543-227 Excel Roofing Contractors Inc. to Heron Cove National, 174761876, filed 4-28-2016
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