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Daily Record FINANCIAL NEWS &

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 2016

Vol. 103, No. 148 • Two SecTioNS

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Pension fund has new director Board believes Johnson can repair damaged relationships

By David Chapman Staff Writer The two finalists for the Police and Fire Pension Fund executive director were seen as being almost dead even after their interviews Tuesday morning. In the end, the board went with the candidate they believed could best repair a fractured relationship with City Hall and the public. Timothy Johnson, 57, will have his work cut out for him. The

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because of his communication skills and belief Johnson could help improve the organization’s perception by working with the mayor, City Council and fund members. The fund’s up-and-down relationship with City Hall has seemed to have more lows than highs in recent years. The board has been heavily criticized for creating an illegal pension plan that let Keane and several employees accrue a more lucrative retirement.

Most recently, Mayor Lenny Curry referred to board members as “cronies” after they asked for an attorney general opinion about legal representation. The fresh start is seen as a way to mend those fences. “That will be very important for us going forward,” said Schmitt. Johnson comes from a system that is both larger and smaller in certain respects. The Allegheny system has PENSION CONTINUED ON PAGE A-4

Adam Dukes, left, and Bryce Pfanenstiel created Forge 3D Printing Studio in 2013 to make products in 3-D and partnered with Staramba USA Corp. last year to photograph and manufacture figurines of sports figures, well-known characters and customers. Here they hold 9-inch figurines, which cost $250, they made of themselves.

Creating business in multi dimensions

By Karen Brune Mathis Managing Editor Photos by Karen Brune Mathis

A Cabela’s commercial carried locally raises the question — is the specialty outdoor retailer coming to Jacksonville? Considering the nearest store to Jacksonville for the Nebraska-based chain is 264 miles north in Augusta, Ga., it’s a reasonable question. A spokesman doesn’t deny it, just as he didn’t nearly a year ago. Nathan Borowski, communications specialist for Cabela’s Inc., said in late May and again Tuesday the company has not announced any locations in Florida. “We are definitely looking at all areas,” he said, adding the company has “been looking at the Southeast pretty hard.” He said “there’s definitely the possibility” of Florida stores. That could reasonably include Jacksonville. There are three stores in North Georgia and a fourth has been announced. Another major question, though, is how a possible acquisition of the company by Springfield, Mo.-based Bass Pro Shops would affect new stores for Cabela’s. Bass Pro Shops plans to open in St. Johns County along Interstate 95 and the Florida 9B connection. Reuters news service reported in April that Bass Pro Shops partnered with Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s private equity arm to make an offer for Cabela’s, citing “people familiar with the matter.” It said the move gave Bass Pro Shops the necessary equity financing to make a deal more likely, given the potential cost savings and synergies a combination of the two U.S. hunting and fishing retailers would bring. Reuters.com noted Cabela’s said in December it was working with the Guggenheim Securities LLC investment bank “to explore strategic alternatives including a sale, following pressure from activist hedge fund Elliott Management Corp.” Cabela’s is publicly traded and Bass Pro Shops is privately held.

Allegheny County Employees’ Retirement System head was unanimously selected by the fund’s board of trustees Tuesday afternoon, capping a national search to find a replacement for longtime fund administrator John Keane, who retired. Johnson edged out Corrine Koch, administrator for the International Painters and Allied Trades Industry Pension Fund. Board chair Larry Schmitt, who represents police employees, said he gave the slight edge to Johnson

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It’s not a marketing target that Forge 3D Printing Studio promotes yet, but imagine if parents displayed three-dimensional figurines of their children throughout the house instead of those annual school photographs. It’s possible, just as a marrying couple can decorate their wedding cake with small figures of themselves, a company can design and print specialized trophies or manufacturing parts, and architects can see their designed buildings in miniature.

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Those are just a few of the many projects the Forge owners, who promote the company by the more forceful FORGE name, produce and envision at their Downtown Jacksonville offices and 3-D plant. Bryce Pfanenstiel and Adam Dukes design and print three-dimensional products ranging from Downtown bridges to architectural models to bike racks to holiday ornaments to jewelry to fist-size mosquitoes for a trade show. There also was the 2-foot-wide shark’s jaw for a memorial plaque. “It’s a lot of custom challenges,” said WORKSPACE CONTINUED ON PAGE A-7

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Mathis Asked if Cabela’s had any comment about the Bass Pro Shops reports, Borowski responded, “Cabela’s is continuing business as usual, including our expansion plans.” He said Cabela’s has opened five stores this year and will open three more this fall. It also continues to search for new markets and recently announced locations for McDonough, Ga., near Atlanta, and Lee’s Summit, Mo., near Kansas City. As of its first quarter of 2016, Cabela’s operated 73 stores in 36 states and nine in Canada. It should have 85 by year-end. The company’s long-term goal is 225 stores. “We’re definitely in retailexpansion mode,” Borowski said. Some earlier locations, referred to as legacy stores, were up to 250,000 square feet and considered destination centers. Like some Bass Pro Shops, the largest Cabela’s stores are major tourist attractions. The next-generation Cabela’s sites are 40,000 to 100,000 square feet, which allows more efficiency. The company’s recently announced stores are 70,000 square feet. “It allows us to build stores in higher population areas closer to customers,” Borowski said. It takes eight to 14 months for construction. Stores hire 150 to 200 full- and part-time employees, he said. Cabela’s looks for areas with easy accessibility and high visibility, in up-and-coming areas or in strong established centers. A store needs 5 to 13 acres, according to cabelas.com. That brings up the question whether it would be looking at or near St. Johns Town Center, along I-295 at Butler Boulevard. If it wanted extremely high visibility, it could consider the 30 acres available near the Topgolf under construction. “Until we make an official announcement, I can’t speculate on specific locations,” Borowski said. Cabela’s, founded in 1961, is headquartered in Sidney, Neb. Commercials broadcast in the area often precede a new store or restaurant coming to town in a process some call “seeding” the market. For example, Kohl’s advertised frequently until it announced its entrance into Jacksonville. Recently, Red Robin Gourmet Burgers and Brews and its tagline “Yummm” was a regular contributor on area TV before it announced it was coming to the Town Center area. Then again, there’s Macy’s,

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Cabela’s continues expansion plans as Bass Pro Shops reportedly is considering a bid for the Nebraska-based outdoors chain. which has been advertising in the market for years and still hasn’t announced its first Northeast Florida department store.

SunGard name changing to FIS

Jacksonville-based Fidelity National Information Services, or FIS, will be putting its name on the building where its SunGard Data Services Inc. acquisition has been expanding. That’s because the company is changing SunGard’s name to FIS going forward, said spokeswoman Kim Snider. The city approved the permit Friday for Brown Enterprises to hang the FIS name at a job cost of $33,000 on the wall at 701 San Marco Blvd., where SunGard was operating and is adding jobs. Both companies provide technology for financial services companies. FIS bought SunGard in December. In March, it landed $1.8 million in city and state incentives for SunGard to add 250 jobs. FIS is headquartered on the Northbank of the St. Johns River in Riverside. It will keep the offices used by SunGard on San Marco Boulevard on the Southbank to accommodate the growth, although it decided to close the office at 1660 Prudential Drive. The Southbank sign will stand out, too. It consists of internally illuminated channel letters.

IDO hanging name at Regency Square

International Décor Outlet, which has leased 200,000 square feet of space at Regency Square Mall’s west wing, received city approvals to put up its name on the 9501 Arlington Expressway property. Four signs, totaling a combined job cost of almost $38,000, are planned. Nine Enterprises Inc. is the contractor. International Décor Outlet holds the master lease on the space and intends to sublet store-

Noon – Ethics Training for Boards and Commissions, City Hall, Lynwood Roberts Room 1 p.m. – Downtown Investment Authority budget workshop, City Hall, Conference Room C

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HomeGoods opening in Atlantic West

A HomeGoods store is slated to open in the Atlantic West shopping center at southwest Kernan and Atlantic boulevards, taking space vacated by Office Depot. The city is reviewing a permit application for the proposed $746,268 build-out of about 18,000 square feet for HomeGoods. No contractor is listed. It would occupy the end space at 11824 Atlantic Blvd. Sister company T.J. Maxx also has a store in the center. HomeGoods, T.J. Maxx and Marshalls are part of The TJX Companies Inc. Together they operate 14 stores in Northeast Florida, comprising six Marshalls stores, five T.J. Maxx locations and three HomeGoods sites. kmathis@jaxdailyrecord.com @MathisKb (904) 356-2466

Public Meetings

3 p.m. – Duval County Election Advisory Panel, City Hall, Don Davis Room 5 p.m. – City Council member public meeting: Future plans for Hemming Park, City Hall, Suite 425

Thursday, June 9

fronts for international décorand home-related manufacturers. Chief Operating Officer Bill Connerly said last week 86 spaces are available, although some can be divided and some combined. A grand opening is expected in late summer and he expects a fill rate of 80 percent by year-end. Construction is pending for what appears to be the first homeimprovement and décor tenant seeking space in the West Mall. River City Contractors is the contractor for the proposed buildout for Lumen L.E.D., apparently a lighting store. (Lumens Light and Living, which is based in San Francisco, says it is not them.) A permit application shows a proposed $90,000 renovation of a 3,076-square-foot store in the space immediately west of the former Belk store. The space includes a sales floor, display area, sales counter, an office and storage space. Connerly could not be reached Tuesday for more information. IDO also plans to open at the Darien Outlet Mall in South Georgia.

1 p.m. – City Council Solid Waste Special Committee, City Hall, Lynwood Roberts Room 1 p.m. – Jacksonville Planning Commission, 214 N. Hogan St., Training Room 3 p.m. – City Council Rules and Finance committees workshop: Slot machine gaming legislation, City Hall, Lynwood Roberts Room 3 p.m. – Downtown Investment Authority Governance Committee, City Hall, Conference Room C

Friday, June 10

8:30 a.m. – City Council Sunshine Law and public records law training, City Hall, Council Chamber

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TODAY Lunch @ The Lounge: Wehner Wedding Trio Noon Main Library Jaxpubliclibrary.org

THURSDAY, JUNE 9 Downtown “Top to Bottom” Walking Tour 10 a.m. Jacksonville Landing Adlibtours.com

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Scott Jones School of Dance 30th Anniversary Concert 7 p.m. Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts Jaxevents.com

SUNDAY, JUNE 12 EverBank Field Job Fair Noon-4 p.m. EverBank Field Jaxevents.com

Premier Bride Expo 1-4 p.m. Prime Osborn Convention Center Jaxevents.com

Intermezzo Season Finale: Hwang, Bonev & Noda

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Puttin’ on the Ritz Auditions

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5 p.m. Ritz Theatre and Museum Jaxevents.com

Heartbeat of the Bold City

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Miranda Lambert: Keeper of the Flame Tour

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7 p.m. Veterans Memorial Arena Jaxevents.com

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FRIDAY, JUNE 10 $5 Friday

10 a.m.-8 p.m. Museum of Science & History Themosh.org

The Trial of Lt. Flipper

11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. Main Library Hicks Auditorium Jaxpubliclibrary.org

Magic Class

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SATURDAY, JUNE 11 Riverside Arts Market 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Northbank Riverwalk Artists Square Riversideartsmarket.com

Run for the Pies 7 p.m. Jacksonville Landing 1stplacesports.com

Jacksonville Armada vs. Tampa Bay Rowdies

7 p.m. Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville Armadafc.com

7:30 p.m. Florida Theatre Floridatheatre.com

MONDAY, JUNE 13 EverBank Field Job Fair 4-8 p.m. EverBank Field Jaxevents.com

Power of Myth Workshop 5:30-8 p.m. Hemming Park Hemmingpark.org

TUESDAY, JUNE 14 Downtown “Top to Bottom” Walking Tour 10 a.m. Jacksonville Landing Adlibtours.com

Movies at Main: Where the Wild Things Are 4:30 p.m. Main Library Jaxpubliclibrary.org

Nancy Dance Recital 6 p.m. Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts Jaxevents.com


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disqualify Daniel, “At that point, the toothpaste was already out of the container as to how the judge felt.” Leigh said he couldn’t get a fair trial at that point and that Daniel “went beyond the role of a neutral arbiter.” On Tuesday, attorneys for the plantiffs disagreed, saying the idea only relays Leigh’s subjective fears and the comment was taken out of context. Daniel nonetheless granted the recusal Tuesday afternoon and the case will be reassigned. Leigh entered the state attorney’s race the same day as Corey challenger Melissa Nelson. He told The Florida Times-Union shortly after he became a candidate he was a Corey supporter. But, by entering as a write-in candidate, he closed the primary to non-Republicans, essentially making the August vote a winner-take-all scenario.

By David Chapman Staff Writer

The toothpaste was out of the container. And now Circuit Judge James Daniel is out of a high-profile lawsuit seeking to open the August primary of the state attorney’s race. Daniel has presided over the case since the complaint was filed May 20, but recused himself Monday after attorney Kenny Leigh claimed he couldn’t receive a fair trial. The issue stemmed from a telephone conference Friday regarding motions by Leigh and Alexander Patanakis, State Attorney Angela Corey’s former campaign manager, to dismiss the case. During that call, Leigh said Daniel responded “I don’t care about your rights.” The judge attempted to immediately clarify by saying Leigh’s rights “are not relevant as to this issue.” But, Leigh said in his motion to

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Judge steps away from state attorney race case

U.S. District Judge Marcia Morales Howard showed a group of Japanese high school lacrosse players around the federal courthouse Tuesday.

Federal court welcomes Japanese lacrosse players Development today ‘This is a lot more fun than a trial,’ judge says dchapman@jaxdailyrecord.com @writerchapman (904) 356-2466

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Hospital, institutional

• St. Vincent’s HealthCare, 1 Shircliff Way, contractor is BatsonCook Co., renovate 12,817 square feet for cancer center, $1,992,000. • St. Vincent’s HealthCare, 4201 Belford Road, contractor is BatsonCook Co., renovate 365 square feet for waiting room, $120,050.

Office, bank, professional

• Cooper Chiropractic, 1433 Beach Blvd., No. 2, contractor is JBL Corp., tenant build-out, $85,000. • Community First Credit Union, 7676 Merrill Road, contractor is Design Building Solutions & Innovations, remodel interior and exterior, $350,000.

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By Max Marbut Staff Writer It definitely was not business as usual Tuesday morning at the Bryan Simpson United States Courthouse. When court was called to order and U.S. District Judge Marcia Morales Howard entered the room, it wasn’t filled with attorneys, defendants and litigants. Instead, the judge looked out at a group of 24 high school lacrosse players and coaches from Tokyo. The visit was part of the Open Doors to Federal Courts program established by U.S. District Courts. It’s an educational resource for teachers and students who want to learn about the American judicial system from people who work in it every day. With help from a translator, Howard invited students to sit at the attorneys’ tables, the witness stand and jury box as she explained how trials are conducted, juries hear evidence, verdicts are reached and sentences are handed down. She also explained how she became a federal judge, beginning with four years of college, followed by three years of law school and 13 years of private practice before being nominated to the federal bench and confirmed by the U.S. Senate. Howard and the visitors then went to the jury assembly room for lunch and a presentation by Officer Wes Bowen and his partner, Felon, members of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office K-9 Unit and of a joint task force with the U.S. Marshals Service. Bowen explained why law enforcement uses dogs to search for missing children, apprehend suspects and, in Felon’s case, detect explosives. “His olfactory senses are estimated to be 500 times better than ours,” Bowen said. The officer and his dog were invited to meet the visitors, Howard said, because the mock trial usually staged for students would have been challenging in view of the language difference. “And everybody likes dogs,” she said. The lacrosse players and their coaches arrived in Jacksonville on Sunday after playing in a tournament Saturday in Orlando. Before they went to the courthouse, they toured EverBank Field and got autographs from some Jacksonville Jaguars. They’ll also play practice games with the Ponte Vedra Possums and the First Coast Lacrosse Club

Officer Wes Bowen and his partner, Felon, are members of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office K-9 Unit.

Howard was presented a banner by Hiraki Ayumu, a teacher at Iwakura High School in Tokyo. The school’s lacrosse team’s motto is “Lacrosse makes friends.” before they return home Friday. The visit to Jacksonville was arranged by Randy Evans, former lacrosse player and coach and cofounder of Lighthouse Lacrosse Foundation. The foundation’s goal is to bring lacrosse to underserved neighborhoods in Jacksonville. Having the Japanese players in town for a few days is a way to help players from both countries get to know each other and

understand sports is a universal language, Evans said. Howard, whose son, Webb, and nephew, Gray King, are lacrosse players, enjoyed hosting the Japanese visitors during their visit to the courthouse. “This is a lot more fun than a trial,” she said. mmarbut@jaxdailyrecord.com @DRMaxDowntown (904) 356-2466


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By Dara Kam The News Service of Florida

In a case that could have broad implications for the state’s gambling footprint, a tiny horse track Tuesday tried to convince Florida Supreme Court justices why the facility should have slot machines, even without the express approval of the Legislature. Marc Dunbar, a lawyer and part-owner of Gretna Racing in Gadsden County, relied on a semantic analysis to try to persuade the justices that a 2009 state law gave the track permission to let voters decide whether slots should be allowed at the parimutuel. The Supreme Court’s ruling will likely affect gambling operations in Gadsden and at least five other counties —Brevard, Hamilton, Lee, Palm Beach and Washington — where voters have also approved referendums authorizing slots at local pari-mutuels. The Gretna case hinges on the parsing of a 2009 law establishing eligibility for slot machines at pari-mutuels. The 2009 law, which went into effect the following year, was an expansion of a 2004 voter-approved constitutional amendment that authorized slot machines at seven existing horse and dog tracks and jai-alai frontons in Broward and Miami-Dade counties. The change allowed a Hialeah track, which wasn’t operating at the time the amendment was approved, to also operate the lucrative slots. The law in question consists of three clauses, including one that deals with “any licensed pari-mutuel facility in any other county,” outside of Broward and Miami-Dade. Dunbar insisted the “third clause” gave permission to counties to hold referendums to allow slots at local pari-mutuels. “It’s very clear,” Dunbar said. “The Legislature knows the words it uses, and uses them intentionally.” But Deputy Solicitor General Jonathan Williams, representing the state, argued lawmakers had no intention of such a massive expansion of gambling when they crafted the statute. “The Legislature did not intend to legalize slot machines statewide” when it changed the law, Williams argued. The 2009 law allows counties outside MiamiDade and Broward to legalize slot machines only if the Legislature or a constitutional amendment gives them permission, he said. But several of the justices were troubled by both explanations of what lawmakers — historically averse to expanding gambling — meant when they crafted the statute. Dunbar’s interpretation would amount to “a huge turn for the

Legislature,” Justice Barbara Pariente said. “Which is to basically say in 65 other counties, you just have to have a referendum, and you’re fine,” she said. “This would have been a very, very significant expansion of slot machines … and there is nary a mention in the legislative record of this kind of change.” At the same time, Pariente, along with Justice R. Fred Lewis, seemed perplexed by the state’s suggestion that the lawmakers’ language did not authorize counties to do anything. “If it’s creating this false sense that other counties can do this, why would it be in there?” Pariente said. “It just seems bizarre that that would be what the Legislature intended.” Lewis appeared to dismiss the parsing of the statute. “If we said that it’s an eligible facility, but you can’t get a license, this whole thing makes no sense. Don’t we have to make some common sense with this whole thing that we’re faced with?” Lewis asked. But the Supreme Court “is the place where words are interpreted,” Dunbar said. “That’s where policy arguments are made,” he said, pointing toward the Capitol building across the street from the Supreme Court. Tuesday’s arguments came after the 1st District Court of Appeal overturned itself in October and ruled in a 2-1 decision that the Northwest Florida racetrack cannot have slot machines without the authorization of the Legislature, despite county voters’ approval. The majority in the October ruling sided with Attorney General Pam Bondi and Gov. Rick Scott’s administration, which sought a rehearing after a 2-1 ruling last spring in favor of Gretna Racing. In both decisions, the appellate judges asked the Florida Supreme Court to weigh in on the issue of whether pari-mutuels can have slot machines if local voters approve, or if the games require the express say-so of the Legislature. “The Legislature obviously was only dealing with Dade and Broward. That’s what they were dealing with. Nobody was standing up and having a debate about 65 other counties. If that had happened, I know a couple of my colleagues’ heads would have exploded,” Dan Gelber, a state senator at the time the law passed, said after the hearing. Gelber, a lawyer, represents former Gov. and U.S. Sen. Bob Graham, who filed a friend-ofthe-court brief in the case, arguing that Florida’s Constitution requires a statewide vote for slots outside of Miami-Dade and Broward counties.

Curry talks pension to familiar audience

Mayor Lenny Curry began a series of town hall-style meetings with city employees Tuesday to talk about the pension crisis. The initial meeting was in the familiar confines of City Hall. Curry has scheduled nine other meetings through Aug. 15. That includes one June 16 with the Jacksonville Association of Firefighters. The mayor and others are pitching a hard sell on voters in August to approve a half-cent sales tax extension to pay down the city’s more than $2.8 billion pension liability.

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close to 12,000 members, double Jacksonville’s size. But in terms of assets, its almost $800 million is half of Jacksonville’s $1.6 billion. The jump in asset size was a point of discussion among board members, but ultimately they thought the support staff and Johnson’s knowledge would lessen any learning curve. Johnson’s roles in the Pittsburgh-area system were varied. He’s been director of the county system since 2012. Before that, he was an administrative services director for the county as well as a trustee for the retirement board. That varied background, he

said, allows him to appreciate different perspectives of a pension system. During his interview, he mentioned the importance of digitizing records during his time in Pittsburgh — something Jacksonville currently lacks — and the importance of transparency. Johnson also served as the Allegheny open records officer from 2009-12. Another part of his interview is sure to win over a few folks in City Hall. Asked about solutions to help the plan’s unfunded liability, Johnson told the board the August referendum to extend a half-cent sales tax would be key.

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City Notes Winn-Dixie finishes Chaffee remodel Winn-Dixie recently completed a remodel of its Chaffee Road store and will have a ribbon cutting at 10 a.m. Thursday. City Council members Doyle Carter and Tommy Hazouri are among the community leaders expected to attend. The new features at the 703 Chaffee Road store include new signage, an updated produce department and upgraded deli and bakery. It’s open 7 a.m.-11 p.m. seven days a week.

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FSCJ offering free health education sessions and screenings

Florida State College at Jacksonville’s North Campus will host the 2016 Health Literacy Fair starting at 9:30 a.m. Saturday. The free event is open to faculty, staff, students and the community and features exercise sessions, health screenings and education and training. Screenings will be available for arthritis, blood pressure, blood sugar, depression, hearing, lice, oral health and vision. There also will be a station on-site accepting blood donations and testing for HIV. The education sessions include a focus on sexually transmitted diseases, sports rehabilitation, physical therapy and fall prevention. Limited cosmetology and massage therapy services also will be available. For more information, visit fscj.edu/healthliteracyfair.

Anheuser-Busch brewery hosting ‘Bud Light Party’ Saturday and June 18 The Anheuser-Busch brewery is partying like it’s summer. The brewery and tour center will host a “Bud Light Party” at its North Jacksonville facility 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and June 18. The events feature tours of the brewery, local music, food trucks and, of course, Anheuser-Busch products. For more information, visit budweisertours.com.

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The Jacksonville Transportation Authority is offering riders ages 7-18 a buy-one, get-one free deal. Those who purchase a 31-day Purple Youth transit pass through July 31 will receive a second pass free. Cost is $30 for 62 days of rides. Discounts are not given for single rides or other passes. Passes are available Downtown at the Rosa Parks Transit Station. Children should bring eligible documents like school or government-issued identification or a birth certificate. Riders ages 7-14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. For information, visit jtafla.com.

Long trip from Shanghai to Jacksonville The Jacksonville Port Authority should have a delivery arriving in August. Three newly constructed 100-gauge cranes departed Tuesday from Shanghai and should arrive in Jacksonville in the next couple of months. Each crane has a 22-container reach and will boost Blount Island Terminal’s cargohandling capacity.

Bean receives business award

State Sen. Aaron Bean was one of 10 Florida legislators to take home the 2016 Champions for Business Award from the Associated Industries of Florida. The organization annually recognizes “extraordinary” efforts and leadership on legislation to make Florida’s business community successful. Bean was honored for his efforts on tort reform. That included blocking legislation at the committee level, which “protected the philosophy that a person should only pay for their fair share of damages,” according to a news release. It’s the third time the Fernandina Beach Republican has received the award, which will be presented during an October conference in Orlando.

Jaguars make several changes in football operations

The Jacksonville Jaguars are shaking things up off the field, as General Manager Dave Caldwell this week announced six promotions. They are: • Hamzah Ahmad to director of football operations • Kirsten Grohs to manager of football administration • Mike Stoeber to director of football systems • Zach Beistline to football database analyst • Antonio Robinson to college scout

Renaming of San Marco street honors Naugle Funeral Home

Drivers and passers-by in San Marco might have noticed a difference in a portion of Gary Street. A segment has been named Naugle Way, an ode to the family that has owned Naugle Funeral Home & Cremation Services that’s been in business for close to 100 years. The business was created in 1919 as Thomas M. Burns Funeral Home, which Vernon Naugle and his wife, Stella, took over in 1928. It’s been in the Naugle family for four generations. The name change came about because the city’s 911 Emergency Addressing Advisory Committee determined a portion of Gary Street between Hendricks and Kings avenues needed renaming to differentiate the unconnected road segments displaced by the Overland Bridge project.

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City looking for film, TV awards nominations

The city is seeking nominations for the annual Mayor’s Advisory Commission on Motion Picture, Television and Commercial Production awards ceremony. The awards recognize those who have longterm achievements in production-related careers that resulted in a positive impact on the film and TV industries. To nominate someone, visit bit.ly/1Y6SyS8. There’s also a Rising Star Award category that recognizes the talents and accomplishments of up to three up-and-coming individuals in the local industry. Criteria includes being under the age of 35 and positive community contributions. For nominations there, visit bit.ly/1WDDZq0. Deadline is Friday.

• Leslie Ladd to coordinator of scouting administration In addition, Caldwell announced two hires. Mindy Black will be the team’s director of performance nutrition. She will be responsible for planning healthy and nutritious meals designed to help players’ performance and recovery. Former fullback Greg Jones was hired by the team as a scouting associate. He previously served as a coaching intern after his retirement.

Ranking shows UNF tech students cashing in

Graduates of the University of North Florida’s school of computing are getting the most out of their degrees. PayScale, an organization that collects and shares data on compensation, compiled a list of schools that have the best return on investment for technology degrees. UNF is ranked No. 2 in the state and No. 39 in the U.S. on computing education degrees. It ranks only behind the University of Florida in the state. In all, there are 962 schools on the scale comprising 442 public, 505 private nonprofit and 15 private for-profit institutions. For more information on the report, visit bit. ly/1Uxyenc.

Bill Brinton receives Garden Club of America honor

Jacksonville attorney Bill Brinton has long been an environmental and community advocate whose efforts have attracted national attention. The Garden Club of America presented Brinton with one of its highest honors, the Cynthia Pratt Laughlin Medal, during its recent annual meeting. The award is given for outstanding achievement in environmental protection and quality-of-life maintenance. The club described Brinton’s efforts of maintaining “fearless” advocacy against billboards, which he started in 1985 as part of a visual pollution study with the Jacksonville Community Council Inc. He’s continued that fight for decades. The award’s namesake was a member of the Southampton Garden Club of New York and endowed the medal in 1979.


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Mission House of Jacksonville Beach, Dreams Come True, St. Augustine Youth Services and Learn to Read of St. Johns County have something in common. Each recently became partners of Art 4 Charities, a business working with nonprofits to help raise funds for their causes. The concept of Art 4 Charities is to offer reproductions of The Old Masters, original art and photography for sale with a substantial portion of the proceeds benefitting charities. The nonprofits agree to inform their supporters and the public about Art 4 Charities raising funds for them and in turn, the organizations receive 40 percent of the proceeds of sales. Art showings can be hosted by volunteers or supporters of charities at their homes, businesses, clubhouses and community centers to raise funds to support a charity of their choice. To learn more about Art 4 Charities or to purchase artwork to benefit your favorite charity, visit art4charities.net. For information about hosting an art showing to support a charity, call (904) 469-7428.

Weekley renovates cottage for Daniel Kids

Volunteers from David Weekley Homes donated their time fixing a residential cottage at Daniel Kids and then celebrated with activities for the children. The volunteers completed an almost total renovation of Hillside Home, one of Daniel Kids’ three cottages, in just two weeks. The renovation will help children living at Hillside Home who are part of Daniel Kids’ statewide in-patient psychiatric program. It provides intensive residential treatment over several months to children exhibiting severe symptoms of mental and emotional distress. The homebuilder partnered with local companies and trade partners that donated time and resources for the renovation, which included demolition, painting, landscaping and installing furniture. In addition, the David Weekley Family Foundation donated $17,500 to the project.

$100,000 for local Alzheimer’s Association

The CVS Health Foundation awarded a $100,000 grant to the Central and North Florida Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. It’s part of the foundation’s $550,000 commitment to support expanded provider education and diagnosis resources for people with Alzheimer’s and their caregivers. The North Florida organization is one of six grantees in the U.S. The grant will support a physician outreach program that delivers weekly learning videos to educate physicians. The videos help health-care providers detect Alzheimer’s and related dementias in the early stages, assist them in diagnosing the disease and support the disclosure of important information to the patients and families. The grant also will help physicians connect newly diagnosed patients and their families to the nonprofit for care, education and

FinFest a success for speech, hearing center

Jacksonville Speech & Hearing Center raised more than $131,000 May 21 during its annual FinFest Rolling on the River at Timuquana Country Club. The money will benefit people in need of speech-language pathology and audiology services. The center provides care for those with tinnitus and hyperacusis. More than 4,300 people were treated at the center in the past year. A study conducted at Johns Hopkins University showed treating hearing loss aggressively may help stave off cognitive decline and dementia. Nearly two-thirds of Americans suffer from hearing loss by the time they are 70. For information, visit shcjax. org or call (904) 355-3403 to make an appointment.

Drive a race car for Junior Achievement

Junior Achievement of North Florida will hold its second annual JA Grand Prix fundraiser July 28 to benefit JA Boy$. Participants will have the chance to drive at speeds up to 50-mph in an indoor go-kart race at Autobahn Indoor Speedway. Since 1963, JA has offered financial literacy, work readiness and entrepreneurship programs to Jacksonville’s youth with the help of classroom volunteers. Over the years, JA expanded its offerings to include special initiatives for gender-specific classroom settings. JA Boy$ was formed in 2013 as a mirror program of the organization’s successful JA Girl$ program. The concept is to partner with schools, youth organizations and all-boys groups in Duval County, pairing them with male volunteers from the business community who teach JA programs to the students. Not only do the young men benefit from learning about how to manage their finances or look for a job, they also are exposed to positive role models. Raising a minimum $250 or paying in full secures a spot in the fundraising race. Sponsorships are available. For more information, visit JAjax.com.

Sista Strut for breast cancer June 25

The inaugural Sista Strut is a 3K walk to raise awareness for breast cancer, specifically in women of color, June 25 at the Jacksonville Landing. The walk will raise money for breast cancer research nonprofit, Sisters Network Jacksonville. Sista Strut is sponsored by Cadillac, BPL Plasma, Cracker Barrel, Gentlemen’s Cutts Barbershop, Metro PCS, Community Hospice, the U.S. Army, Beauty Depot and the Beauty Institute. The cost is $20 for a single walker and $25 for team members until June 17, when it goes up $5 for each. Walkers will receive a Sista

The Jacksonville Jaguars hosted Community Hospice of Northeast Florida PedsCare children and their families Tuesday. The kids took a tour of the team’s facilities and were made Jaguars for a day. Above, Jaguars head coach Gus Bradley greets Tristan Spraud. PedsCare is a pediatric program of Community Hospice in collaboration with Wolfson Children’s Hospital, Nemours Children’s Clinic and the University of Florida.

Strut shirt and those who sign up as a team member will receive a Sista Strut backpack. The rally will begin at 7:30 a.m. and the walk starts at 9 a.m. The event will be hosted by Carla Ferrell from the Steve Harvey Morning Show. For more information, go to v1015.iheart.com or wjbt.iheart. com.

Batters up for Big Brothers Big Sisters

Mayor Lenny Curry, joined by representatives from Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Florida, the Jacksonville Suns, the JaxSports Council and Patriot Rail, announced details regarding a “Week with Baseball Legends,” from Sept. 17-24. The highlight of the week will be “Dinner on the Diamond with Legends” on Sept. 23 on Bragan Field at the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville. Former Major League Baseball players expected to attend include Andre Dawson, Chipper Jones, Vince Coleman, Frank White, Willie Wilson, Amos Otis and Jim “Mudcat” Grant. The dinner will raise funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Florida and purchase baseball equipment for Jacksonville’s inner-city youth. Curry is chair of the week’s activities designed to encourage more youth to become involved in baseball and highlight the history of Negro Leagues baseball in Jacksonville. In addition to appearances by former MLB players, the dinner will feature Sarah Burns and David McMahon, writers and producers of the documentary “Jackie Robinson,” which aired on PBS in April. Bob Kendrick, president of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, will make a presentation on the history of the league in Jacksonville.

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support programs that are free. The support will expand physicians’ access and delivery of care consultation services and programs to people with the disease and their families through the development and implementation of a concierge-style suite of services. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, only 45 percent of people with Alzheimer’s or their caregivers said they were told the diagnosis by their doctor. For more information, visit alz.org or call the 24/7 helpline at (800) 272-3900.

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A Daniel Kids residential treatment cottage was renovated by workers from David Weekley Homes.

Diane Machaby, founder of Art 4 Charities, left, presented a piece of artwork to Mission House Executive Director Lori Anderson. Tickets are $200 per person. Tables for 10 can be purchased for $2,000. The “Week with Baseball Legends” will kick off Sept 17 with a family-friendly, free showing of the movie “42” about Robinson’s life. The film will be shown at the historic J.P. Small Memorial Park, presented by the city’s

Department of Recreation and Community Development. On Sept. 19, two traveling exhibits from the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City will open at the Ritz Theater and Museum. The exhibits are sponsored by The Law Firm of Pajcic & Pajcic. For information, visit bbbsnefl.org or call (904) 727-9797.


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Workspace

The wall art at Forge 3D Printing Studio was created by artist Philip Cozma of Cozma Studio Art + Design. The name “FORGE,” which the founders use in capital letters, represents both the noun and the verb — a blacksmith shop where things are made and “going forward doggedly,” said co-founder Adam Dukes. result. Those interested in having their own figurines made would pay from $175 for a 7-inch figure to $450 for a 13-inch figure. Forge has object scanners for smaller items. Pfanenstiel and Dukes decline to disclose revenue, but said sales have grown more than 300 percent a year. Advice they shared in April at an Associ-

ation for Corporate Growth forum featuring startups was to lead by example, be firm in your decisions, embrace every aspect of the business and, Pfanenstiel said, “I plunge the toilet when needed.” Dukes said three years into their business, “We’re still in the trenches every day.” They prefer a Downtown location because of the individuality and exposure not found in suburban business parks.

They don’t do a lot of walk-in business, but the storefront provides a neighborly link to the core city. “I do take pride in being able to say Jacksonville has a Downtown 3-D printer,” Pfanenstiel said. “Does your city?” kmathis@jaxdailyrecord.com MathisKb@twitter.com (904) 356-2466

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Minnesota Vikings rookie Moritz Bohringer steps into the scanner. In mid-May, Pfanenstiel and Dukes scanned more than 40 top rookies from the 2016 NFL Draft class who gathered in Los Angeles at the annual NFLPA Rookie Premiere to learn the business of football.

Pfanenstiel’s dog Woodford poses to show a structured lighting way to create 3-D scans.

Staramba created a Pope Francis figurine to commemorate the pontiff’s 2015 tour. Forge helped distribute the product, but did not print them.

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Forge produced ornaments for the Deck the Chairs Beaches Winter Lights Festival to support the American Red Cross Volunteer Life Saving Corp.

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A series of anvils shows customers the different types of materials that can be used in production.

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The 3-D figures of Dukes and company co-founder Bryce Pfanenstiel are flanked by their 2016 Spark Tank awards as top creator and for Microsoft BizSpark Plus.

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Pfanenstiel, co-founder of Forge 3D Printing in 2013 with Dukes, a high-school friend. From Kentucky, they went their separate ways through college and into careers before reconnecting for the 3-D venture in Jacksonville. Both 34, they operate at 112 E. Adams St., recently relocating from East Bay Street. They design and print 3-D products for customers. A recent partnership with Germany-based Staramba created Staramba USA Corp., which started a separate focus on figurines, especially sports figures. Staramba’s “Me and My Star in 3D” allows customers to commission a figure of themselves posing with famous people and characters that Staramba is licensed to feature, like Spiderman. Pfanenstiel and Dukes travel to set up scans of sports figures and others that will be made into figurines. The figurines are produced from gypsum powder, while the other 3-D products can be made from many materials, including plastics, silicone and metals. Most of the products are made at the Downtown shop, whose front window Tuesday included 3-D replicas of a skull, brain, the Duval County Courthouse and 9-inch statues of Pfanenstiel and Dukes. Pfanenstiel and Dukes won the 2016 Spark Tank prize, bringing more attention and visibility to their business. As a result, they are working with Microsoft to determine the most helpful technology and business support valued at $120,000 they will access. They also consulted for four hours with PS27 Ventures, a Jacksonville-based consulting firm that works with entrepreneurs. As small business owners, they work with a lean team, primarily interns and apprentices. 3D Printed Evidence cofounder Josh Weinberger, who works with them, had joined as an intern. For now, the Staramba scanner is on-site out West where they have been traveling to photograph NFL rookies. The scanner comprises 72 digital SLR cameras that capture the person from all angles. A digital file is created from the photographs and then the object is created by laying down successive layers of materials, called an additive process, for the 3-D

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A 3-D skull by 3D Printed Evidence, associated with Forge, created to show a skull fracture.


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BANKRUPTCIES Chapter 7

All assets not exempt by law are liquidated to pay creditors. Charity M Wathen aka Charity Marie Banks aka Charity Marie Wathen, 2623 College St #12, Jacksonville, FL 32204-3538, Atty: K Collier, Case No 16-01947, filed 5-252016 Syl Andrew, 5548 Pinehill Ln, Jacksonville, FL 32244, Atty: T Dolaghan, Case No 16-01955, filed 5-25-2016 Alton Bernard Wiseman aka Alton B Wiseman, 4220 Harbor View Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32208, Atty: S Chalkley, Case No 16-01957, filed 5-25-2016 Gary D Blodgett & Diana M Blodgett, 408 Garrison Av, Jacksonville, FL 32211-6922, Atty: R Peters, Case No 16-01958, filed 5-25-2016 Vicky Brooks Davis aka Vicky Renee Brooks, 9432 Bruntsfield Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32244, Atty: R Cruce, Case No 16-01959, filed 5-25-2016 Sara Schiesser, 7990 Baymeadows Rd E #803, Jacksonville, FL 32256-2971, Atty: M Gantt, Case No 16-01960, filed 5-25-2016 Glenn R Birkholz & Louise J Birkholz, 13791 Sand Pebble Ct, Jacksonville, FL 32224, Atty: E Mousa, Case No 16-01961, filed 5-25-2016 Christine Irene Schulte, 2836 Sweetholly Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32223, Atty: A Skolnik, Case No 16-01964, filed 5-25-2016 Troy Carroll, 3355 Claire Ln #202, Jacksonville, FL 32223, Atty: G Beckus, Case No 16-01975, filed 5-26-2016

BANKRUPTCIES Chapter 13

Assets of individual or corporate sole are protected from creditors while repayment plan is developed. Mark E Gorsage & Amy L JohannGorsage aka Amy J Gorsage, 5381 Lake Gardens Ln, Jacksonville, FL 32258, Atty: E Johnson, Case No 16-01950, filed 5-25-2016 Lachandra Jill Palmer, 10926 Hidden Haven Ct, Jacksonville, FL 32218, Atty: G Stewart, Case No 16-01962, filed 5-25-2016 Christine Irene Schulte, 2836 Sweetholly Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32223, Atty: A Skolnik, Case No 16-01965, filed 5-25-2016


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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”

JUDGE MARK H. MAHON, JUDGE THOMAS M. BEVERLY, JUDGE KAREN COLE, JUDGE HARVEY JAY, JUDGE VIRGINIA NORTON, JUDGE JAMES DANIEL, JUDGE TYRIE BOYER, JUDGE TATIANA SALVADOR, JUDGE KEVIN BLAZS, JUDGE

OFFICE 7140 7012 7001 7196 7035 7270 7203 7031 7267

PHONE 255-1228 255-1231 255-1261 255-1234 255-1300 255-1297 255-1291 255-2400 255-1282

DIVISON “PR-A”

PETER L. DEARING, JUDGE

7141

255-1255

DIVISION “FM-A” DIVISION “FM-B” DIVISION “FM-C” DIVISION “FM-D” DIVISION “FM-E” DIVISION “FM-F” DIVISION “FM-G”

STEVEN FAHLGREN, JUDGE HUGH A. CARITHERS, JUDGE JOHN I. GUY, JUDGE DANIEL WILENSKY, JUDGE ELIZABETH SENTERFITT, JUDGE GREGG McCAULIE, JUDGE LANCE M. DAY, JUDGE

7262 7062 7233 7093 7032 7273 7097

255-1052 255-1052 255-1052 255-1052 255-1052 255-1052 255-1052

DIVISION “CR-A” DIVISION “CR-B” DIVISION “CR-C” DIVISION “CR-D” DIVISION “CR-E” DIVISION “CR-F” DIVISION “CR-G” DIVISION “CR-H” DIVISION “CR-I”

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

7266 7036 7007 7038 7232 7230 7061 7195 7018

255-1279 255-1264 255-1360 255-1285 255-1249 255-1252 255-1243 255-1240 255-1324

DIVISION “JV-A” DIVISION “JV-B” DIVISION “JV-C”

SUZANNE BASS, JUDGE DAVID GOODING, JUDGE HENRY E. DAVIS, JUDGE

7261 7065 7014

255-1306 255-1309 255-1312

Public Notices

Circuit Court

Mortgage Deeds

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County Court

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Sales

Documents Filed

Business Licences

Probate

Tupper, Rosa vs. Luke, Jeffrey, Luke, Sothear, Mcwright, Henry Barron Iii, Northeast Florida Realty, Inc.,; Pajcic, Curry Gary, atty, complaint, Div-CV-H 16-002365-CA Baker Distributing Company Llc D/b/a Coastline A/d vs. Scotts Hot And Cold, Inc, Macquarrie, Scott S; Bowden, Jessie Elizabeth, atty, complaint, Div-CV-F 16-002366-CA Snyder, Steven R. vs. Department Of Highway Safety And Motor Vehicles,; Robbins, David M, atty, complaint, Div-CV-H 16-002357-CA Wells Fargo Bank, Na vs. Dimond, Laura, Pine Lakes Golf Club Owners Association, Inc., Unknown Tenant(s),; Gilson, Ali Isenberg, atty,

complaint, Div-FC-F 16-002367-CA Department Of Transportation vs. Csx Transportation Inc, Corrigan, Michael; Maxon, Ralph Peerce, atty, complaint, Div-CV-F 16-002368-CA Campbell, William, Campbell, Kai vs. American Integrity Insurance Company,; Escobar, Saul, atty, complaint, Div-CV-H 16-002369-CA Pennymac Loan Services, Llc vs. Weiss, Daniel J, Weiss, Anastasia W, Jewell, Dana B, Possession 1, Unknown Party In, Possession 2, Unknown Party In, Grays Landing Homeowners Association, Inc.,; Kasper, Kathryn Ishee, atty, complaint, Div-FC-E

16-002747-DR Croxton, Louis J III and Croxton, Whitney D; Tyde, Michael S, atty, In Re: diss of marr Div-FM-G 16-002749-DR Cloer, Jacob and Cloer, Beni; ProSe, In Re: Simplified Dissolution Div-FM-B 16-002751-DR Hemingway, Kristin Lee and Russell, Steven David; ProSe, In Re: Simplified Dissolution Div-FM-E 16-002752-DR Courey, Daniel Joseph Jr and Courey, Deborah; ProSe, In Re:

Simplified Dissolution Div-FM-B 16-002753-DR Bryson, Jerrica and Walden, Antonio Sr; ProSe, In Re: diss of marr Div-FM-G 16-002754-DR Seay, Freddie and Seay, Dorette B; ProSe, In Re: diss of marr Div-FM-E 16-002755-DR Bouchard, Lisa M and Bouchard, David L; Lopez, Jose Enrique, atty, In Re: diss of marr DivFM-B 16-002756-DR Valdes, Sergio and Neumann, Nicole; James, Nicholas Anthony, atty, In Re: Paternity Div-FM-G 16-002757-DR Carter, Stacy L. and

Goode, Victoria L., Callaway, Brian J.; Sager, Todd Jason, atty, In Re: Custody Div-FM-D 16-002758-DR Simpson, Ryan, Simpson, Ryan and Christian-simpson, Nadra; Miller, Jeffrey A, atty, In Re: Miller, Sander Lee, atty, In Re: diss of marr Div-FM-B 16-002759-DR Dykes, Jennifer Lucia and Dykes, Rickey Donnay; ProSe, In Re: diss of marr Div-FM-G 16-002760-DR Durgin, Miloh and Smith, Kristy; ProSe, In Re: Parental Responsibility/Timesharing Div-FMD

Jennifer Davidson vs. GEICO, final judg Curtis Gibbs & Mitchell S. Ritchie & Lisa Carmichael et al, final judg Mary Beth McWade-Perrone vs. Hannania VO LLP & Volkswagen Group of America Inc., final judg Bruce D. Silva vs. Dr. Rodney Grobes, final judg Bank of New York Mellon vs. Dennis Beatty-Landgraff & George P., cert. of sale Biscayne Bay Homeowners Association Inc. vs. Naetel C. Brown et ux, et al, cert. of sale Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. vs. Edward James Voorhis, Jr.; Davron King Cardenas & Carlos G. Cardenas, cert. of sale Ditech Financial LLC vs. Randy Scott

Bean & Fuentes Bean Livettsy et al, cert. of sale Parker Place Homeowners Association of Duval County Inc. vs. Lisa S. Green & Kevin A. et al, cert. of sale Wells Fargo Bank vs. Zachery D. Chestnut et al, cert. of sale Paul Douglas Flanagan & Karie Ann Flanagan, final judg Kiev Ashley & Devron Gibbs, final judg Darrell Corey & Charlene Corey, final judg Edwin Sutton & Sabrina Sutton, final judg Warren Sawyers & Kenisha Sawyers, final judg Nicholas Williams & Nacole Williams, final judg Willie Eugene Adams & Faustine Delois Adams, final judg

New cases

CIVIL ACTIONS 16-002361-CA State Of Florida Agency For Healthcare Admin vs. The Estate Of Johnnie W. Chapman Jr,; Lindo, Carlos Alfredo, atty, complaint, DivCV-F 16-002362-CA Smith, Patricia vs. General Motors Corporation,; Naughton, Michael M, atty, complaint, Div-CV-H 16-002363-CA Roberts, Cornelius, Roberts, Pamela vs. New Penn Financial Llc D/b/a Shellpoint Mortgage,; Story, Max, atty, complaint, Div-CV-F 16-002364-CA Tupper, Michael A.,

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

Liberty Home Equity Solutions vs. Annie Mae Drayton et vir, et al, cert. of sale Matrix Financial Services Corp. vs. Faith Janzina Demaggio & Jonathan; the unknown spouse of Louise R. McKinley et al, cert. of sale NationStar Mortgage LLC vs. Lamar C. Baldwin et al, cert. of sale Pennymac Loan Services LLC vs. Randal J. Blomquist et ux, et al, cert. of sale PNC Bank vs. Anthony Cason, Sr. & Shannon et al, cert. of sale Wells Fargo Bank vs. Gina L. Caulkins

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

& Robert K., Jr. et al, cert. of sale Wells Fargo Financial System Florida Inc. vs. George B. Gazdick et al, cert. of sale West Coast Fund LLC vs. Camden Professional Office LLC et al, cert. of sale Wilmington Savings Fund Society vs. Dana Johnson & Rufus et al, cert. of sale Bank of New York Mellon vs. Samir Begovic & Stanka, final judg Bridgewell Capital LLC vs. Matinda & Co. LLC et al, final judg CitiFinancial Servicing LLC vs. Dennis M. Harrison & Patricia Booth Harrison Khasbatova; Carolyn Adelaide Lee, Rinat Khasbatova, Jessie Vizcaino & Priscilla; Linda H. Yousif & Usama et al, final judg

PROBATE 16-001037-CP Miller, Mark W, Ray, Krista Waldron, atty, Div-PR-A 16-001038-CP Grossman, Catherine T, Harrod, Matthew Thomas, atty, DivPR-A 16-001039-CP Reingold, Sally, Bernard, Lawrence Jay, atty, Div-PR-A 16-001041-CP Chapman, Joanne, Hinson, Matthew Howard, atty, Div-PRA 16-001042-GA Drake, Kristen Dabbs, atty, Div-PR-A 16-001043-CP Baker, William Kenneth, Meide, Moses Jr, atty, Div-PRA

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 16-003676-CC Cathedral Foundation Of Jacksonville Inc D/b/a Cathedral Towers vs. Reeves, Ronald; Westling, Dale Gregory, atty, complaint, DivCC-B 16-003677-CC Acorn Housing Llc D/b/a The Oaks At Normandy Apts vs. Smith, Jasmine; Westling, Dale Gregory, atty, complaint, Div-CC-E 16-003678-CC Acorn Housing Llc D/b/a The Oaks At Normandy Apts vs. Jenkins, Paul; Westling, Dale Gregory, atty, complaint, Div-CC-N 16-003679-CC Wrh Realty Services Inc D/b/a Madelyn Oaks F/k/a L vs. Gartrell, Stephanie, Mency, Derrick; Westling, Dale Gregory, atty, complaint, Div-CC-A 16-003680-CC Strategic Property Services Llc D/b/a Pine Meadows vs. Adorno, Edison Torres; Westling, Dale Gregory, atty, complaint, DivCC-J 16-003681-CC Strategic Property Services Llc D/b/a Pine Meadows vs. Weaise, Cheresse; Westling, Dale Gregory, atty, complaint, Div-CC-N 16-003682-CC Strategic Property Ser-

OFFICE

7113 7182 7163 7050 7109 7162 7244 7174 7170

PHONE

255-1315 255-1318 255-1321 255-1303 255-1327 255-1330 255-1333 255-1336 255-1339

DIVISION “CC-J” DIVISION “CC-K” DIVISION “CC-L” DIVISION “CC-M” DIVISION “CC-N” DIVISION “CC-O” DIVISION “CC-P” DIVISION “CC-Q”

OFFICE

ELENI DERKE, JUDGE SHARON TANNER, JUDGE MICHELLE KALIL, JUDGE MOSE FLOYD, JUDGE GARY FLOWER, JUDGE RONALD P. HIGBEE, JUDGE ERIC ROBERSON, JUDGE DAWN K. HUDSON, JUDGE

7177 7112 7243 7051 7113 7173 7168 7165

PHONE

255-1342 255-1345 255-1348 255-1351 255-1354 255-1357 255-1294 255-1363

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

vices Llc D/b/a Pine Meadows Apts vs. Demery, Isadore; Westling, Dale Gregory, atty, complaint, Div-CC-I 16-003683-CC Strategic Property Services Llc D/b/a Pine Meadows Apt vs. Latson, Jamie; Westling, Dale Gregory, atty, complaint, Div-CC-I 16-003684-CC Strategic Property Services Llc D/b/a Pine Meadows Apt vs. Pittman, Mary; Westling, Dale Gregory, atty, complaint, Div-CC-D 16-003685-CC North Florida Trust Llc vs. Bartley, Elisabeth; Theresa Brunke, Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-E 16-003686-CC Garnet Properties Llc vs. Allen, Gloria; Ritchie, Mitchell Sellers, atty, complaint, Div-CC-Q 16-003687-CC Ct Jax B 1, Llc vs. Sullivan, Tracy; Ritchie, Mitchell Sellers, atty, complaint, Div-CC-D 16-003688-CC Southern Oaks Association Inc vs. Roe, Mark E, Roe, Sharla Jeanne, Tenant, Unknown; Posey, Aubrey Elizabeth, atty, complaint, Div-CC-M 16-003689-CC Bartram Springs Homeowners Association, Inc.a Florida Nor For Profit Corporation vs. Ocwen Loan Servicing, Llc, Parties, Undetermined; Ansbacher, Barry Barnett, atty, complaint, DivCC-M

16-003690-CC Southern Oaks Association Inc vs. Davis, Dorothy Frances, Tenant, Unknown; Posey, Aubrey Elizabeth, atty, complaint, Div-CC-I 16-003691-CC Shaban, Samer vs. Hudson, Irene; Samer Shaban, Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-I 16-003693-CC Wheeler, Dona Lee vs. Sandoval, Shane; Donna Wheeler, Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-E 16-003694-CC Nouripour, Zabih vs. Winters, Dwayne; Zabih Nouripour, Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-Q 16-003695-CC Curatula, Douglas vs. Phillips, Erica; Michael E Sterling, Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-A 16-003696-CC Cavalry Spv I Llc As Assignee Of Synchrony Bank/care Credit vs. Ruffino, Cindy; Lobello, Thomas Iii, atty, complaint, Div-CCM 16-003697-CC La Estancia Apartments vs. Kelly, Jon Phillip; Shirley Hager, Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-M 16-003698-CC La Estancia Apartments vs. Lipford, Matthew; Shirley Hager, Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-I 16-003699-CC Diverse Property Management Team Llc vs. Gaston, Tiffany M; Shirley Hager, Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-I

CIVIL ORDERS 17555-1056 AMH 2015-1 Borrower LLC vs. Tyrell Hill et al, final judg 17555-1057 Donald Hampton vs. Theodore McKinney, final judg 17555-1505 San Miguel Management vs. Everett Greene, final judg 17555-1508 Yes Communities LLC vs. Justin Wayne Kennedy et al, final judg 17555-1509 4295 Sunbeam LLC vs. Shannon Barber, final judg 17555-1575 Hampshire Place Property Holdings LLC vs. Yoshitsugu Komaita & Chiyoko S. et al, final judg 17555-1623 Creekside Community Park vs. Thomas Weinhardt et al, final judg 17555-1643 Max A. Suter vs. Katharine Gregg, final judg 17555-1741 J.P. Phillips vs. Deborah Guarigilo & Nelson Hernandez, final judg 17555-1775 San Miguel Management vs. Amethyst Whitford, final judg 17555-1778 Yes Communities LLC vs. Rosa Idalia Rodriguez et al, final judg 17555-1808 GMF Jacksonville Pool LLC vs. Royale Bell et al, final judg 17555-1834 Suncoast Property Man-

agement vs. Raymond Hodges et al, final judg 17555-1835 Sunny Oaks Community vs. Amber Smith et al, final judg 17555-1836 Enclave Apartments Property LLC vs. James C. Skinner, final judg 17555-1868 Acorn Housing LLC vs. Paul Jenkins, final judg 17555-1886 Arlington Village Apartments LLC vs. Laura Hall, final judg 17555-1887 G&I VII Westland Park LLC vs. Harry Tucci, final judg 17555-1928 Saddlebrook Landings LLC vs. Victor Gallego, Hernan Puerta & Maria Montes et al, final judg 17555-1993 Michael J. Davis & Jessica vs. Harry Cleveland, III et al, final judg 17556-39 BW River Oaks LLC vs. Gary Cohen, Jr., final judg 17556-43 Gate Parkway Apartments Ltd. vs. Devon Green, final judg 17556-462 G&I VII Westland Park LLC vs. Valeria Devitt, final judg 17556-486 Blue Tree Interests LLC vs. Kendall S. Johnson et al, final judg 17556-502 Diverse Property Management Team vs. Tiffany M. Gatson, final judg 17556-568 Rivermont Properties Inc. vs. Tyron Leon Pattersopn & Tamela Sheron Bynes et al, final judg


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Ronnie Fussell, Clerk Circuit Court, Duval County Courthouse, 501 W. Adams St.

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David Robert Diefenbruch et al Heaths Diesel Services Inc Alexander G Kappelman Brandon Bunn Crosby Jim Gregg Danny Ray Pierce et al Pali Roko et al Nana Lee Simpson Land Rover Properties LLC Men Lam et al Robert Allen Rettmann et al Chad Garrett Weaver et al Samantha R Desjardins Florin Laurentiu Pricopie et al Cynthia Maycott et al Certus Investments LLC Al Century LLC Freo Florida LLC James Miley Jr et al Michel Ronald Smith et al Antonio Sotelo et al Richard Nacca et al John Ryan Leahy Patrick Michael Brewer et al Deirdre Qualls Smith et al Philip Hatzitheodorou Meaghan M Smalley et al Danielle S Perricelli Defensor Sedule LLC Shelby A Williams Trustee et al Jason A Stanley et al Brandon P Fitch et al Land Rover Properties LLC Anrya LLC Michael J Paulk et al Kimberly A Lazo Apollonia Construction Inc John Lewis Young Lee Carol J Duke Christopher H Sams Sonora 7004 LLC Anthony L Meduri Jessica Gaskins Anthony Martinez et al Adam Snellgrove et al Tim E Thompson Jr D S Ware Homes LLC Saggart Betty 9 Doors Down LLC Annette Scherr et al H&h Seaside Development LLC Wayne H Wyatt et al Craig L Simpson Bradley Bushor Damaris Jones Ryan Russell Peter M Beightol Bigfoot Property Holdings LLC Lillian Pagan Jacob L Kelly William T Spicer II Fabian Oberto Armas Mark A Fresonke et al Timothy E Howe et al Maria Rivera Kylie M Grant KFR Real Estate Holdings LLC Bcel 7 LLC Bcel 7 LLC Tina Cercone Michael Nadeau Patricia Del Carmen Statz Rutherford Chauncey et al Bagtas Wilfredo Navata et al Natasha T Porter

The Cleary LLC Rita Kaye Strickland et al Bcel LLC Wilmington Savings Fund Society FSB Ta Trustee et al Liv RD Investment Of Jax LLC George Marsh et al Duval Home Buyers LLC Robert Simpson et al Bank Of New York Mellon Trustee et al Wilmington Savings Fund Society FSB Trustee Ta et al Pulte Home Corporation Chad Garrett Weaver et al Jeffery V Gerkins et al Us Bank Trust N A Trustee et al Bradley Goodrich et al Bcel 5 LLC Joy V Strickland Trustee et al Donald A Davis et al Donald Lacouture et al Vanderbilt Mortgage And Finance Inc KB Home Jacksonville LLC Carlos A Gonzalez et al James R Groark et al Dewey Place Inc Charles M Hicks et al Lorenc Hoxhaj William M Humphrey et al Jennifer M Palmer Alpha Agape Ministries Inc Edward Troy Anderson et al April Johns et al Jaclyn A Taylor et al Secretary Of Housing And Urban Develop Bayview Loan Servicing LLC F Todd Gicalone Thomas A Cooley et al Bank Of New York Mellon Trustee et al Andre Blaylock et al Laurence M Petersen et al Standard Pacific Of Florida Danielle Hiers et al 7004 Sonora Drive North LLC William C Franson et al Jeffrey S Smith et al Gene Bogert Ricky et al Tessie Housand Rosenbloom Family LLC Patriot Ridge LLP Michael D Kight Jr De Anna Marie Taylor Prime Area Properties LLC Land Rover Properties LLC Breckenridge Property Fund 2015 LLC Spur Realty LLC et al Rodney P Drabek et al Margaret J Longuil William E Glasgow et al Werner H Wahl Bcel 6 LLC Michael Richardson LLC Carter L Cheatum Fannie Mae Radames Cocco Eric Berzsenyi et al Andrew Trautmann US Bank National Association DR Horton Inc Jacksonville Arlene I Strickland et al Thomas B Huntley Trustee et al Izia Rokosz Christopher J Joyce et al Timothy Brent Burtner et al Brady A Pocernik Kyle J Mikson Philip S Collins Wilmington Savings Fund Society FSB Ta Trustee et al

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David Robert Diefenbruch et al Heaths Diesel Services Inc Alexander G Kappelman John D Wood Et Ux Bellacoop Fund LLC Bellacoop Fund LLC Clay Scot Gillean Et Ux David Ledbetter Et Ux MacMillan A Caines et al Jim Gregg James Miley Jr Et Ux Paul Baranowski et al Men Lam Et Ux et al Nana Lee Simpson Melissa M Dunfee Krishna Kishore Pulagam Et Ux Robert Allen Rettmann Et Ux Tonya R Labarbera Trustee Et Kristi L Holland Cynthia Maycott Et Vir Jeffrey J Starbling et al Bcel 7 LLC

The Cleary LLC Rita Kaye Strickland Trustee et al SWBC Mtg Corp Branch Banking And Trust Company Tonya L Conway Kenneth Han Ditech Financial LLC Veterans United Home Loans Richard E Klein et al Hancock Bank Freedom Mtg Corp Wells Fargo Bank Homebridge Financial SVCS Inc Simpson Robert Et Ux Et Ux Skyline Financial Corp Bofi Federal Bank Caliber Home Loans Inc Compass Bank Parlament Financial Inc J.P. Morgan Chase Bank Greenlight Loans Genesis Capital Master Fund II LLC

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Timothy J Wilbur Et Ux Ronnie H Harris Ramon Y Jimenez Et Ux JMG Counters LLC JMG Counters LLC Michel Ronald Smith Et Ux Blanca Sotelo Et Vir Leonard W Buffington Et Ux John Ryan Leahy Patrick Michael Brewer Et Ux Meaghan M Smalley Et Vir Scott Boatright Et Ux Homer S Mapp Et Ux David H Nester Jason Stanley et al Dorothy A Depiazza Elizabeth D Woodall et al Anthony Jeanty Et Ux Jerry N Magginnis et al Jean U Delice Et Ux et al Michael J Paulk et al Kimberly A Lazo Et Ux Robert E Brown Et Ux Jessica Gaskins Chelsea E Schuler et al Douglas Marshall Sellers Et Ux Jeffrey E Scott Anthony Martinez Et Ux Adam Snellgrove Et Ux Saundra A Bennett et al Betty Saggart William M Campbell Et Ux Tiffani M Perez Et Vir Louis A Venson Et Ux Wayne H Wyatt et al Craig L Simpson Philip B Walker Et Ux Rosalind S Hoffman Et Vir George T Fallis Angela E Hale Barbara Byrnes Peter Beightol Et Ux Lillian Pagan et al Elizabeth C Mitchell et al Mark Fresonke et al Timothy E Howe et al Kylie M Grant Octavius L Harris Et Ux Landon U Clemons Et Ux Tina Cercone Michael Nadeau Et Ux David R Norton Et Ux Geoffrey Birnie Et Ux

Wells Fargo Bank Villa Capital & Investment LLC Quicken Loans Inc Bank Of America Bank Of America Vanderbilt Mortgage And Finance Inc Home Community Mtg LLC Ditech Financial LLC Regions Bank Ameris Bank Navy Federal Credit Union Sun West Mtg Co Inc Bb&t J.P. Morgan Chase Bank Wells Fargo Bank Nationstar Mtg LLC Wells Fargo Bank Nationstar Mtg LLC Commercial Bank Nationstar Mtg LLC Everbank Movement Mtg LLC Wells Fargo Bank Platinum Mtg Inc Regions Bank Bank Of America Quicken Loans Inc Franklin American Mtg Co Tessie Housand Regions Bank SWBC Mtg Corp Bank Of America Ditech Financial LLC Compass Bank Everbank Wells Fargo Bank Prospect Mtg LLC Quicken Loans Inc Caliber Home Loans Inc Freedom Mtg Corp Atlantic Coast Bank Bank Of England Caliber Home Loans Village Capital Investment LLC Alexander Stretmitzer Trautmann & Company LLC DHI Mtg Co LTD Florida Housing Finance Corporation Compass Bank Bb&t SWBC Mtg Corp Nationstar Mtg LLC Ditech Financial LLC

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Documents Filed for Record Notice of

COMMENCEMENTS Notice filed when construction valued at $2500 or more is to take place 17565-1058 JBL Corp. Inc. for Jennifer Mobley, L26,27, B12, Venetia, Sec 1, filed 5-18-2016 17565-1107 Raney Construcion Inc. for Jill Mauldin, L253, Avondale, filed 5-18-2016 17565-1108 EIS Construction Inc. for Cartus Corp., L1, Jacksonville Golf & Country Club, Unit 2D, filed 5-182016 17565-1132 Florida Mobile Master Inc. for David Alan Lagle, 1108 Fields Rd, filed 5-18-2016 17565-1148 DUBO Roofing Co. for W.J. Swann Enterprises Inc., L4,5, Richland Estates, filed 5-18-2016 FLORIDA GEORGIA WINDOWS & DOORS INC. FOR: FILED 5-18-2016 James Robertson & Constance, L14, B9, Ramsgate, Unit 6 17565-1170 Joel Parnes & Laura, L67, H.G., Unit 1 TURNKEY CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE INC. FOR: FILED 5-18-2016 17565-1288 Philip B. Walker & Elizabeth S., L11, B1, Royal Palms, Unit 1 17565-1292 Philip B. Walker & Elizabeth S., L11, B1, Royal Palms, Unit 1 MARTIN HOME EXTERIORS INC. FOR: FILED 5-18-2016 17565-1406 James Unseld, L21, B3, Holiday Hill, Unit 1 17565-1407 Mike Huff, L20, Lexington Place 17565-1408 Conchita J. Ewing, L14, Huntington Woods 17565-1409 Chris Armstrong, L149, Grogans Bluff, Unit 2 17565-1410 Alan Cracraft, L42, Rustic Pines 17565-1496 RoofMax Corp. Casandra Morgan, L91, B99, Murray Hill Heights, filed 5-18-2016 17565-1498 Signarama for Walter D. Dickinson & Robert L. Gittings, 3505 Southside Bv #5, filed 5-18-2016 17565-1537 Roofing Labor Inc. for Eula G. Brown, L37, Sterling Park, filed 5-18-2016 17565-1569 Citrus Contracting for Donna Richter, L23, Gately Oaks, Unit 5, filed 5-18-2016 17565-1628 Carlson Enterprises LLC

for Dino Geracci, Jr., 5324 Chestnut Lake Dr, filed 5-18-2016 SOUTHERN COAST ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION INC. FOR: FILED 5-18-2016 17565-1644 Routem LLC, L53, Bent Creek, Unit 4 17565-1645 Routem LLC, L17, Argyle Forest Chimney Lakes, Unit 13 17565-1646 Philip Blackston, 1341 Crystal Sands Dr 17565-1647 David Daniel Heber, L45, Queen Akers, Unit 8 17565-1660 All South Roofing Co. for Marwan Abdulhadi, 173 Nitram St, filed 5-18-2016 17565-1742 Dixie York Corp. for Jacksonville Medical Plaza Owner LLC, Unit 100, Memorial Healthcare Plaza, filed 5-18-2016 17565-1872 Pools by John Clarkson, L24, Glen Kernan & Country Club Unit 1, filed 5-18-2016 17565-1950 Tillman Building Services for David Kennedy, 2315 Beach Bv #202, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250, filed 5-18-2016 17565-1987 AJ Wells Roofing & Construction for U.S. Bank, L27,24,26, Sutton Lakes, Unit 3, filed 5-18-2016 17565-2024 Richmond American Homes of Florida LP for self, L14, Sandpiper Cove, filed 5-18-2016 17565-2077 Reliant Roofing for BCEL 7 LLC, L1, B14, Pearl Court, Unit 3, filed 5-18-2016 17565-2098 The Home Depot At-Home Services for Madeline Holz, L64, Goodby’s Hideaway, filed 5-18-2016 17565-2139 Benchmark Custom Luxury Homes Inc. for James Furyk & Tabitha, L15, B100, Better Homes Co., filed 5-18-2016 17565-2224 Dream Finders Homes LLC for DFH Land LLC, L37, Longfield Preserve, filed 5-18-2016 17565-2376 The Home Depot At-Home Services for Jimmie Sampson, L11, B2, Sunny Acres, Unit 3, filed 5-182016 17565-2380 Facility Constructon for Publix Super Markets Inc., 13170 Atlantic Bv, filed 5-18-2016 17565-2415 Oakwell Companies LLC for Formative Foods LLC, 10915 Baymeadows Rd, filed 5-18-2016 17565-2445 Moody’s Roofing Inc. for Laura Cline, L8, B1, Rolling Hills, Unit 5, filed 5-18-2016 17566-134 Annis Construction Co. Inc. for Golden Pond II LLC, 6742 Booth Rd, filed 5-18-2016

17566-172 Crown Pools Inc. for Rick Johnston, Trustee, L10,11, B5, Atlantic Shores, Div A, filed 5-18-2016 17566-237 Barber & Associates Inc. for LSOP 3 FL 3 LLC, 6601 Executive Park Ct, filed 5-18-2016 17566-273 Sangamon Stoli Enterprises for Ed Gallegos, L2, Falling Leaf Forest, filed 5-18-2016 AMERICAN WINDOW PRODUCTS INC FOR: FILED 5-18-2016 17566-359 Jeff Ziegler, L121, Hickory Glen 17566-360 Gene Adylatte, L6,21, St. Johns Landing, Unit 3 17566-361 Shannonn Reed, L27, Mandarin Pines 17566-362 Cathey Chadeayne, L7, B4, Arlington Hills, Unit 6D 17566-363 James W. Aires, L29, B7, Lake Mandarin, Unit 1-B 17566-364 Jeanette Arnold, L367, Sweetwater by Del Webb, Phase 2 17566-365 David Stimpson, L1, Jacksonville Golf & Country Club, Unit 5A 17566-366 Michael T. Goodman, L22, B1, Tintern Woods 17566-367 Joyce T. Fields, L10, B1, Heckscher Drive Estates, Unit 4 17566-368 George T. Harris, L88, B1, Pine Bluff, Unit 2 17566-369 Sharon Baker, Unit 236, Colonial Point 17566-370 Debra M. Tabeck, L4, B18, Manor Del Rio 17566-371 Robert Moore, Unit C3A, Wilshire 17566-372 Patricia Hanford, L356, Alderman Park, Unit 8 17566-373 Manjuel Valdivieso & Sidne M., L10, B8, Del Rio, Unit 2 17566-374 Mark A. Duarte, L6, B3, Pickwick Park, Unit 2 17566-375 Spencer T. White, L1, B6, Fairmont S/D of Tiger Hole 17566-376 Craig Rhoads, L2, B1, Bal Harbour Estates, Unit 1 17566-377 Lindsay B. Luster, L14, Hampton Park, Unit 1 17566-378 Andrew V. Smith, L272, Hatton Chase, Unit 3 17566-379 Robert D. Smith, Sr., L4, B38, Arlingwood, Unit 8 17566-380 Kathleen A. Robertson, L54, Caroline Forest 17566-381 James N. Hitt, Jr., L12, B9, South Shores 17566-382 Jennifer R. Collier, L7, B4, Mandarin Terrace, Unit 1 17566-383 Jacqueline Collins, L6, B4, San Jose

17566-384 Patricia Smith, L22, B2, Southwood, Unit III 17566-385 Michael Bolineau, L1, B11, Nottingham Forest, Unit 2 17566-386 Carol M. Goeckel, L27, Deer Cove, Unit 4 17566-387 Howard F. Smith, L13A, Peppermill 17566-388 Nancy K. Rochester, L188, Sweetwater by Del Webb, Phase 2 17566-389 Linda Goebel, L12, B2, Wesconnett Manor 17566-390 Clyde Courson, L3A, Arlington Hills, Unit 9A 17566-391 Valentine Kowalewski, L99, Ft. Caroline Club Estates, Unit 1 17566-392 William Danner, L44, Marsh Sound, Unit 2B 17566-393 Gary Jones, Tract 6, B1, Jacksonville Heights HERITAGE SIGNS FOR: FILED 5-182016 17566-418 Kreative Minds Academy, 3000 Dunn Av #3 17566-419 Kinder Garden Learning Center, 1900 Merrill Rd #15 17566-431 River City Roofing for Robert C. Suber, L25, B13, Springtree Village, Unit 1, filed 5-18-2016 17566-432 Dale Tadlock Roofing for Sherhea Robinson & Carter Strother, L38, Country Creek, Unit 5, filed 5-18-2016 17566-451 JDN Construction Inc. for Ron Todaro, L8, B6, Ft. Caroline Shores, Unit 5, filed 5-18-2016 HOMERITE WINDOWS & DOORS FOR: FILED 5-18-2016 17566-505 Juan R. Escar, L46, Brierwood, Unit 12B 17566-506 Stacey Wells, 2981 St. Johns Av #6 17566-507 David P. Cratem, L25, B9, San Jose Forest 17566-672 American Roofing of Jacksonville for Aïda Quesada Gomez & Richard E. Litvin, L1,2, B5, Pineland Gardens, Unit 1 EMPIRE ROOFING SALES & SERVICE FOR: FILED 5-18-2016 17566-685 Katrina Williams & Wade, L2, B3, Lake Forest, Sec 6 17566-686 Jax 3039 LLC, L1-3, Johnson Manor 17566-687 Michael Leggett Inc. for Michelle Klipstein, L2, B24, Brentwood, filed 5-18-2016 17566-699 D.S. Ware Homes LLC for self, L105, Patriot Ridge, Phase 1, filed 5-18-2016 17566-822 Lockhart Construction & Roofing Services LLC, 1746 Jork Rd,

filed 5-18-2016 17566-887 Novalux Sign Inc. for Brierwood Village LLC, 8725 Old Kings Rd S, filed 5-18-2016 17566-921 John Gilmore Roofing Inc. for L7, B60, Cedar Hills Estates, Unit 7, filed 5-18-2016 17566-952 Kinsall & Sons Roofing for George E. Taylor, L5, B2, Tidewater Acres, Unit 3, filed 5-18-2016 17566-963 Course Contracting LLC for Hugo’s Fine Furniture, 3139 Philips Hy N, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1028 Backyard Creations Inc. for Anne Schooley, L8, Villa San Jose, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1070 JWB Construction Group for BCEL 7 LLC, L20,21, B84, Armstrong’s Riverview, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1160 Romano Brothers Roofing for José Figueroa, L4, B100, Cedar Hills Estates, Unit 8B, filed 5-182016 BETTER HOME IMPROVEMENT FOR: FILED 5-18-2016 17566-1202 Todd Gisewhite, L195, Trevor Green at Sterling Ridge, Unit 5 17566-1203 Gwen Charmichael, L31, Orchard Walk 17566-1204 Arnold Schwelgin, L125, Ft. Caroline Cove, Unit 3 17566-1205 Rochelle Gross, L5, B21, Woodstock Park 17566-1234 Florida Bonded Pools for Darrell Mitchell, L78, Blue Lake Estates, Unit 2, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1407 Auld & White Constructors LLC for Jacksonville Humane Society, 8464 Beach Bv, filed 5-182016 17566-1442 Patriot Roofing Services Inc. for Jean Beals, 12386 Flynn Rd, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1461 Romano Bros. Roofing Inc. for Maria Frederick, L37, B6, Royal Palms, Unit 1, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1478 Shotgun Plumbing Inc. for Anton Mkhachen, 8282 Western Way Cr, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1542 Patriot Roofing Services Inc. for Kenneth Kozar, L15, Golfview Haven, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1591 Palm Island Homes Inc. for Linda Gordon, L2, B1, Allandale, filed 5-18-2016 ACE DOOR & WINDOW FOR: FILED 5-18-2016 17566-1618 Jeff Moleski, L9, Walkers Glen, Unit 1, filed 5-18-2016

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Documents Filed for Record

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. 17564-1130 Nancy Williams, $99,724.38 17564-1131 Regina Washington, $12,792.00 17564-1132 Steven Wilson, $91,865.10 17564-1133 Michael Tyson, $7,651.00 17564-1134 Andre Wilson, $10,203.52 17564-1135 Stephanie D. Thomas, $1,521.00 17564-1206 Jason Wall, $4,355.00 17564-1207 Trenna J. Nelson, $1,33148.00 17564-1208 Marchionda Demae McCaskill, $7,876.00 17564-1209 Jill Denise Wargo, $155,162.00 1756-1210 Andre Nalls, $7,818.00 17564-1211 Kevin Mills, $7,304.00 17564-1212 Jacqueline McBride, $63,269.02 17564-1213 Mahlil Uzunov, $205,527.40 17564-1214 Kimberly Christie Nasario, $28,634.00 17564-1215 Allison Wofford, $28,237.00 17564-1865 E.C. Concrete Inc. vs. Dana B. Kenyon Co. et al, $29,126.70, filed 5-17-2016 UF HEALTH JACKSONVILLE VS: FILED 5-17-2016 17565-228 Wade Woodruff, $224,473.72 17565-229 Kateria Dailey, $7,037.00 17565-230 Glenda Gillespie Barker,

$30,830.00 17565-231 Andrew Brabham, $7,514.00 17565-232 Zulia Mena, $21,290.00 17565-233 Beatris Lopez, $21,232.00 17565-234 Helen Ramona Bretz, $7,006.00 17565-235 Sara Meeks, $13,057.00 17565-1253 Synergy Rents-Jacksonville vs. Phoenix Building Corp. et al, $30,274.10, filed 5-18-2016 17565-2253 United States of America vs. Todd Jackson, $7,911.73, filed 5-18-2016 DUNNS PLANTATIION HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION INC. VS: FILED 5-18-2016 17565-2254 Amy B. Restivo, $372.50 17565-2255 Kelly A. Kolby-Hoepfer, $327.50 17566-331 Merrill Pines Condominium Association Inc. to Andrea R. Andrews, $18,136.79, filed 5-18-2016 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE VS: FILED 5-18-2016 17566-716 Amanda Nicole Wright, $1,311.00 17566-717 Reshandra Peterson, $2,934.00 17566-718 Michael Ladell Taylor, $2,435.00 17566-719 Stephanie Lashell Golden, $2,435.00 17566-720 Tacara Taylor, $2,837.00 17566-721 Velarmino Guzman, $2,094.00 17566-722 Hayley Wilson, $14,685.00 17566-997 Windsor Chase Owners Association Inc. vs. Brinda D. Barton, $4,536.49, filed 5-18-2016 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JACKSONVILLE VS: FILED 5-18-2016 17566-1448 Raynard Rashard Hands, $1,311.00 17566-1449 Stephen Barton Miller, $38,012.00 17566-1450 Richard K. McEvoy, $1,311.00 17566-1287 Lowell Gilbert Borah, $1,287.00 17566-1452 Michael Bernard Johnson, $2,598.00 17566-1453 Jordan Ingram, $3,405.00 17566-1454 Vivian Adams, $1,287.00 17566-1677 Florida Air Service & Engineering vs. Low Country Classics et al, $5,510.75, filed 5-18-2016 ROOFMAX CORP. VS: FILED 5-182016 17566-2433 Richard Nickerson, $2,100.00 17567-3 Milton Garcia, $2,180.00 17567-65 Mary Kendrick, $28,830.73 17567-150 Antoinette Harper, $2,151.61

Satisfaction of

LIENS

Filing shows that debt has been paid and lien on property has been removed HAMMOCK GROVE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION INC. TO: FILED 5-17-2016 17564-21 HOA Problem Solutions Inc., 16535-1796 17564-22 Duane L. Perry, 14777-167 17564-576 Great White Construction to Coaches Roofing et al, 17357-1331, filed 5-17-2016 17564-774 Capital One Bank to Barbara N. Jackson, 16165-116, filed 5-17-2016 17564-959 Memorial Hospital Jacksonville to Kiara Williams, 174611388, filed 5-17-2016 17564-1568 Smith & Haine PA to René Karinen, 110905, filed 5-17-2016 17564-1589 Autumn Point Association Inc. to Philip Amstutz & Maria, 16410-320, filed 5-17-2016 17564-2251 My Granite Guys Inc. to J&K Thompson Flooring & More LLC et al, 17502-120, filed 5-17-2016 17565-107 Fox Hill Farms Unit Two Homeowners Association Inc. to Ryan A. Hare & April L. 15697-1822, filed 5-17-2016 17565-134 Jacksonville Ranch Club Owners Association Inc. to Thomas S. Crawford, Jr., 16496-1463, filed 5-17-2016 17565-201 Meadow Downs Homeowners Association Inc. to Laurelle Mills, 16789-295, filed 5-17-2016 17565-202 Hidden Lake HOA of Jacksonville to Joseph H. Rehberg & Leslie R., 16631-1716, filed 5-17-2016 VICTORIA POINTE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION TO: FILED 5-172016 17565-203 Shuntay Whigham, 17359483 17565-204 Keilan J. Owens, 17359-482 17565-205 Trout River Homeowners Association Inc. to Maury L. Haynes & Wendy S., 17190-894, filed 5-172016 17565-206 St. Ives of Jacksonville Homeowners Association Inc. to Brandon Michael Gaines & Terri L., 14159-104, filed 5-17-2016 17565-1287 Hard Rock Materials Inc. to Phillip B. Walker et al, 17499-640, filed 5-18-2016 17566-313 Avalon Heating & Air to Tebbe Marchand & Kevin Bush, 17324-1164, filed 5-18-2016 17566-329 Timber Run Condominium Association Inc. to Wells Fargo Bank,

17200-1434, filed 5-18-2016 17566-330 Merrill Pines Condominium Association Inc. to Goldia Felder, 17144-964, filed 5-18-2016 17566-515 Scapes of North Florida to George Bennett & Judy, 17400-256, filed 5-18-2016 17566-890 All About Blinds to Rich Johnston, 17097-1023, filed 5-182016 17566-1913 Hillwood Condominium Association Inc. to Terrell W. Carothers, 17385-1553, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1949 Ortega Park Homeowners Association Inc. to Rodney C. Creer, 17328-932, filed 5-18-2016

STATE OF FLORIDA TAX LIENS Jacksonville Bounce House Rentals Inc., $1,322.75, filed 5-18-2016

Satisfaction of

STATE OF FLORIDA TAX LIENS Filing shows that debt has been paid and lien on property has been removed. All American Gear Transmission Inc., 14395-1843, filed 5-18-2016 Atlantic Laser Inc., 16300-1505, filed 5-18-2016 Bayview Collision Center Inc., 16713209, filed 5-18-2016 Mad Men Marketing LLC, 17057-1611, 17462-726, filed 5-18-2016 Aluminated Dimensions Inc., 166021848, 17198-386, filed 5-18-2016 The Smokin’ Pig Bar-B-Que Co. LLC, 17114-276, filed 5-18-2016 A+ Painting & Repairs Inc., 171632037, filed 5-18-2016 Alpha Lock Safe & Key Inc., 173112485, filed 5-18-2016 World Wireless Florida LLC, 174571993, filed 5-18-2016 Barking Lot Grooming Inc., 172611357, filed 5-18-2016 Pharrissorn Mongkol LLC, 17478-585, filed 5-18-2016 Net Health Florida Inc., 17483-794, filed 5-18-2016 Raw Accessories USA LLC, 17483-789, filed 5-18-2016 Droubis Inc., 17516-1053, filed 5-182016 A B C Junkyard Inc., 17532-2240, filed 5-18-2016

Final

JUDGMENTS Court decision that debt exists and amount owed. MIDLAND FUNDING LLC VS: FILED 5-17-2016 17564-660 James V. Townsend, $15,412.81 17564-829 Barbara Sharp, $5,579.84 17564-884 Ruth A. Rogers, $6,254.08 17564-945 Rosie Nelson, $6,924.18 17564-965 Monelisha Miller, $6,562.91 17564-1001 Brooxie S. Jones, $4,617.50 17564-1055 Charlene Henry, $1,582.54 17564-1173 Miquel Erlandson, $2,583.77 17564-1274 Linda Echevarria, $12,216.62 17564-2024 Robert A. Conner, $6,213.98 17564-2052 Janie S. Ade, $12,297.60 ASSET ACCEPTANCE LLC VS: FILED 5-17-2016 17564-2055 Gale L. Ponsler, $7,020.36 17565-22 Michael Guy, $1,355.89 17565-23 Salena D. Gordon, $888.08 17565-24 Teresa Manasco, $3,427.42 17565-652 MarkOne Financial LLC vs. Keysa D. McIntyre & Charles J., $11,085.15, filed 5-17-2016 17565-2274 Regency Mall Realty LLC vs. Ms. Dee’s Comedy Club Inc. et al, $16,207.93, filed 5-18-2016 17565-2282 Equable Ascent Financial LLC vs. Bobbie Way, $2,269.38, filed 5-18-2016 17566-871 Le Baron Condominium Association Inc. vs. Nanette Taylor & Paki; Nanette Taylor & Paki vs. Le Baron Condominium Associates ionc.; John Hardy & Bertha M.; Victor H. Papa & Evelyn et al, $70,000.00, filed 5-18-2016 CAPITAL ONE Bank VS: FILED 5-182016 17566-1441 Kymber D. Collins, $2,438.02 17566-1459 Rowena H. Murray, $38,858.65 17566-1473 Denetria D. Gardner, $52,801.31 17566-1480 Rahman K. Johnson, $1,733.45 17566-1539 Progressive Select Ins. Co. vs. Latoya Black, $6,668.71, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1595 Capital One Bank vs. Michael W. Gannon, $3,490.69, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1663 Edith K. Bennett vs. Kenneth J. Musgrove & Alicia, $8,750.00, filed 5-18-2016

CAPITAL ONE Bank VS: FILED 5-182016 17566-1904 Otis :Perdue, $4,961.59 17566-1950 Jarrett L. Clark, $1,114.64 17566-1976 Dawn N.Wilson, $1,755.47 17566-133 Alexandra Argueta, $1,264.95 17566-214 Lori A. Krug, $4,353.04 17566-324 Robert T. White, $1,443.18 17566-369 Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs. Steven Rodriguez, $794.43, filed 5-18-2016 CAVALRY SPV I LLC VS: FILED 5-182016 17567-389 Jesse Dumancas, $1,468.87 17567-399 Maria Miranda, $1,060.54 17567-409 Kenneth W. Wright, $11,336.31

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JUDGMENTS Filing shows that debt has been paid and lien on property has been removed 17563-1848 Localedge to David Menz, 16730-725, filed 5-17-2016 17563-1947 Great Lakes Collection Bureau Inc. to Nannette Cgelzer, 110313, filed 5-17-2016 17563-2307 Asset Acceptance LLC to Sheila B. Pack, 110410, filed 5-172016 17564-313 Midland Funding LLC to Randall Winston, 110530, filed 5-172016 17564-352 Joshua M. Gold to Robert V. Thomas, 15577-2189, filed 5-17-2016 17564-355 Midland Funding LLC to Virginia Waters, 110539, filed 5-172016 17564-448 Wescom Central Credit Union to Mary E. Williams, 14539870, filed 5-17-2016 17564-1590 American Express Centurion Bank to Rovena Kennison, 15085-1744, filed 5-17-2016 17565-115 Cavalry SPV I LLC to Douglas Jefferson, 17361-2033, filed 5-17-2016 CACH LLC TO: FILED 5-17-2016 17565-116 Eddune August-Pierre, 16252-1775 17565-117 Eddune Pierre, 16252-1782 17565-118 Autovest LLC to Hector J. Gonzalez, 14514-819, filed 5-17-2016 17565-917 Bank of America to Angel J. Sanchez, 17422-334, filed 5-17-2016 MIDLAND FUNDING LLC TO: FILED 5-18-2016 17565-2261 Michael Rohn, 17195-273 17565-2262 Michael Rohn, 17465-1020 17565-2263 Bank of America to Angel J. Sanchez, 17196-1456, filed 5-182016 17566-241 Palisades Collection LLC to Christine Grassi, 16691-303, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1313 FIA Card Services to Sandra Commorato, 15788-214, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1359 TCM Funding Corp. to William Whitfield & Associates Inc., 12154-104, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1372 FFPM Carmel Holdings I LLC to Tory W. Simpson, 145622255, filed 5-18-2016 PORTFOLIO RECOVERY ASSOCIATES LLC TO: FILED 5-18-2016 17566-1406 Angela M. Young, 14578991 17566-1478 Brandon Ezell, 170351226 17566-1507 Brandon Ezell, 17190-90

LIS PENDENS Notice filed that title of certain property is in litigation and is in danger of being bound by adverse judgment. Judgment has not yet taken place but property is under constraint. 17562-972 JPMorgan Chase Bank vs. C.S. Subleski & Mary E. et al, L11, B11, Seminole Gardens, filed 5-162016 17562-1595 U.S. Bank vs. Latanya JK. Brown & Corinthians I. et al, L145, Dunns Crossing, Unit 1, filed 5-162016 17562-1821 5906 Inc. vs. Terry Patterson & Charlotte, L9, B1, Springfield Manor, filed 5-16-2016 17562-1953 Wilmington Savings Fund Society vs. Juan Sanabria & Marisela Oran et al, L4, B4, Azalea Terrace, filed 5-16-2016 17562-2395 Wells Fargo Financial System Florida Inc. vs. Charles G. Mitchell & Lisa Lynn et al, L10, B7, Arlington Hills No. 4, filed 5-16-2016 17563-204 Edith K. Bennett vs. Jeremy Crosier & Erika; Kenneth J. Musgrove & Alicia et al, L24, B11, San Jose Manor, Unit 2A, filed 5-16-2016 17563-310 MidFirst Bank vs. Flora Elaine Stewart & Charles Anthony et al, L34, Springleaf, filed 5-16-2016 17563-872 Macquarie Mortgages USA Inc. vs. Clinton E. Roberts, Jr. & Elva et al, L1, Isabell Pickett’s S/D BANK OF AMERICA VS: FILED 5-162016 17563-969 Bank of America vs. Shannon Daniels & Monica et al, L6, Pleasant Creek 17563-1241 Julian A. Jones et ux, et al, L8, B20, Oak Hill, Unit 19 17563-1293 JPMorgan Chase Bank vs.

Steven R. Lombardi et ux, et al, L16, Covenant Cove, Unit 2, filed 5-162016 17563-1411 Wells Fargo Bank vs. Charles F. Becky, Jr. & Heida A. et al, L11, B6, Ocean Grove, Unit 1, filed 5-16-2016 GULFEAGLE SUPPLY VS: FILED 5-17-2016 17563-2444 Barry L. Pitts, L8, B11, Arlington Shores 17564-28 Leonard Bell & Harriett L., L35, Sutton Lakes, Unit 2 17564-486 PROF-2013-M4 Legal Title Trust vs. Frank C. Pfister & Ruth A. et al, L9, Seabreeze Square, filed 5-17-2016 17564-1563 NationStar Mortgage LLC vs. Agustin M. Jimenez & Sumilang A. et al, L2, B4, Arlington Hills, filed 5-17-2016 17565-523 David C. Fuhs, Jr. & Sharon vs. Derek Snead, Trustee, Sec 8, T3S, R25E, filed 5-17-2016 17565-529 Bank of America vs. Latrece M. Rowell et vir, et al, L4, B1, Shorewood, Unit 1, filed 5-17-2016 17565-679 R&R Assets Employee Profit Sharing Plan 401(K) vs. T. Lemont Silver, Sr. & Karen et al, L8, Jacksonville Ranch Club, filed 5-17-2016 17565-1059 NationStar Mortgage LLC vs. Oliver Copcutt et ux, et al, Sec 8, T2S, R27E, filed 5-18-2016 17565-1157 Wells Fargo Bank vs. Ginger S. Gobert et vir, et al, L9, B11, Cedar Hills, Unit 1, filed 5-18-2016 17565-1258 EverBank vs. Juan D. Ellis & Doris L. et al, L30, B1, Lake Forest Hills, Unit 3, filed 5-18-2016 17565-1657 The Money Source Inc. vs. Amy E. Schultz et al, L10, B154, Lakeshore, Sec 2, filed 5-18-2016 17565-1741 Bank of America vs. Dawn M. Lemus & Robert et al, L1, B30, Brentwood, filed 5-18-2016 17565-2078 Wells Fargo Bank vs. Cynthia B. Marlowe et vir, et al, L56, Hunters Green, Unit 2, filed 5-182016 17565-2182 Gulfeagle Supply vs. Tito Morales, L25, B2, Holiday Harbor, L25, B2, Holiday Harbor, filed 5-182016 17566-174 Ditech Financial LLC vs. Darryl Patterson & Loretta G. et al, L39, Sawyers Addn, filed 5-18-2016 17566-332 Bank of America vs. Kenneth Grady et al, L7-10, John M. Stevens Addn to West Lavilla, filed 5-18-2016 DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST CO. VS: FILED 5-18-2016 17566-573 John C. Newton & Deborah et al, Tract 1, B2, Jacksonville Heights 17566-673 Tract 1, B2, Jacksonville Heights 17566-676 Bank of America vs. Abpaymar LLC et al, L18, Queens Harbour Yacht & Country Club, Unit 17, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1652 Branch Banking & Trust Co. vs. Valarie Brown et vir, et al, L2, B1, Mandarin Walk, Unit 1, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1834 Fox Hill Farms Unit Two Homeowners Association Inc. vs. Vandavis Properties LLC et al, L128, Fox Hill Farms, Unit 1, filed 5-182016 17566-1981 Wells Fargo Bank vs. Juanita D. Nasir & Naza Dracic et al, L14, B35, Arlingwood, Unit 7, filed 5-18-2016 17566-2245 Bank of America vs. Patricia Bonnette et vir, et al, L42, Biscayne Bay, Unit 1, filed 5-18-2016 17566-353 NationStar Mortgage LLC vs. Rolando Almaguer, Jr. & Traci A.; Alice L. Truax et vir, et al, L386, Bartram Springs, Unit 3A, filed 5-182016 17566-446 Fannie Mae vs. Brian Adrian Johnson et ux, et al, L69, Rivergate, Unit 2, filed 5-18-2016 17566-450 Deutsche Bank National Trust Co. vs. Allen J. Steele et ux, et al, L1-3, B58, Pablo Beach Improvement Co.’s Northern Portion of Pablo Beach, filed 5-18-2016

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE A-11 17566-1619 Luco LaCambria, Unit 506, Pelican Point, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1620 Samia Akel, L1, Beauclerc Gardens, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1621 Don Campbell, L51, Deerwood, Unit 11, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1699 Colonial Construction LLC for Naval Continuing Care Retirement Foundation Inc., 1 Fleet Landing Bv, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1745 Tar Heel Heating & A/C for Myra Head, 2036 Bentpine Ct, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1762 WCI Group for Alysia Stewart, L12, Windermere, Unit 4, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1766 DSM Renovations LLC for L8, B2, San Pablo Manor, filed 5-182016 17566-1777 Tropical Enclosures by Master Screens Inc. for Philip Carter, L1, Thornapple, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1778 Dunham Pool Construction for Kristin Byers, L167, Hunters Ridge, Unit 6, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1806 Carlson Enterprises LLC for Lynn Dearing, L8, Timber Creek, Unit 1, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1885 Patriot Roofing Services Inc. for Cathy Hanky, L195, Cobblestone, Unit 2, filed 5-18-2016 17566-1898 Radon Professional Services for Chris R. Adamec, L32, Oceanwalk, Unit 1, filed 5-18-2016 PRO JAX ROOFING FOR: FILED 5-18-2016 17566-1918 Duval Home Buyers LLC, L94, B90, Murray Hill Heights 17566-1919 Doretha Cason & Leo Baker, 1111 Grant St 17566-1978 NIALVI LLC for Xiao Feng, 5846 Atlantic Bv, filed 5-182016 17566-1982 Patriot Roofing Services Inc. for Victor Pacheco, III, L46, Ortega Park, Unit 3, filed 5-18-2016 17566-2085 Earth Walks Design & Maintenance Inc. for Debra Fieldson, 456 Irex Rd, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233, filed 5-18-2016 A-Z ROOFING INC. FOR: FILED 5-182016 17566-2335 JCC Ventures, L1, B3, Lake Mandarin, Unit 1-A 17566-2336 The Robert Lee Turner Family Trust, L16, Arlington Hills, Unit 9-D 17566-2337 Aldar Real Estate Investors LLC, L7, B1, Holly Oaks Forest, Sec 1-A 17567-32 AJ Wells Roofing & Construction for Antonietta O’Donnell, L53, Sutton Lakes, Unit 5, filed 5-182016 WCI GROUP FOR: FILED 6-18-2016 17567-36 Richard Schonely, L117, Highlands Lakes on Argyle Forest, Unit 9 17567-37 Brian Brooks, L5, B29, Springfield AJ WELLS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION FOR: FILED 5-18-2016 17567-149 Delores Jones, L9, B2, Silver Park Addn 17567-222 Michael Fraser, L1, Lake Forest, Sec 10 17567-283 Hugo Jimenez, 12213 Governors Dr W 17567-320 Ruggeri Construction Inc. for Saundra A. Bennett, L60, Paradise Key, filed 5-18-2016 AJ WELLS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION FOR: FILED 5-18-2016 17567-334 Anthony Cordy, L153, Hunters Ridge, Unit 5 17567-374 Edmund Mokan, L14, Kensington Gardens, Unit 5B

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