2005 Annual Report

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STAFF Charles R. “Skip” Cramer Executive Director Ben Warner Associate Director Cheryl Murphy Development Director Laurie DeWitt Communications Director Clanzenetta “Mickee” Brown Community Planner Laura Lane United Way Planner Karen Kempf JCCI Forward Planner Lashun Stephens Human Services Council Planner Michelle Simkulet Finance Director/HSC Coordinator Earlene Hostutler Office Manager Chandra Echols Executive Assistant Esther Hollander A d min istr at iv e A ssista n t

R E P O R T

2005 Letter from the Executive Director We took time this summer to honor the work of citizens, for their contributions to our community’s quality of life.

This included the delegates to the 1974 Amelia Island Conference and their leader, Fred Schultz; the citizen pio-

neers who, in 1985, created the nation’s first comprehensive quality of life indicator set; and the creators of the JCCI Forward program, through recognition of its Founding Chair, Oliver Barakat. Three studies were selected

for recognition – the first in what we plan to be a continuing process of highlighting citizen accomplishments

through JCCI participation. The three studies chosen this year were the 1995 Teenage Single Parents Study, the 1998 study on The Role of Nonprofit Organizations, and the 2001 study, Services for Ex-Offenders. Each study

affected the quality of life in our community in very different ways. However, we have 60 other studies that also have made and are making positive changes. You can look forward to hearing about them in the future as we continue to celebrate our milestones.

“Americans of all ages, all

It has been 170 years since French statesman and writer Alexis de Tocqueville penned his obser-

types of disposition are

tions and, most importantly, its citizens.

stations of life, and all

forever forming associations... In democratic

vations about Americans and American government in his classic commentary, Democracy in

America. In that book, he wrote of the strength of our young nation as manifested in its institu-

Happily for our community, our penchant as Americans to form associations and rally together

to learn and reach informed consensus about issues has been alive and well. Over the course of this 30th anniversary year of JCCI, we have reflected on the accomplishments of citizens advo-

countries knowledge of

cating for positive community change. At our Milestones Celebration in August, we recognized

mother of all other forms

cess to measure outcomes and progress towards community goals in areas like public education,

how to combine is the of knowledge; on its

progress depends that of all the others."

Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America, 1835

the efforts of our community to combine to address difficult issues and influence public policy.

We also recognized JCCI’s and our community’s pioneering work in creating indicators of suc-

health, social wellbeing and harmony, economic growth, and public safety – to name a few.

Finally, we recognized the importance of leadership development for the next generation of civic leaders through JCCI Forward.

In 2005, JCCI presented to this community three major projects for civic improvement. In January, Mayor Peyton, the City Council, Chamber of Commerce and United Way celebrated the

release of the 20th Anniversary Edition of our Quality of Life Progress Report. In May, City stakeholders representing all facets of our community received the community’s inaugural Race

Relations Progress Report – the first of what will be an annual assessment of Jacksonville’s progress

in eliminating racial disparities and discrimination. In July, JCCI released River Dance, its major

study on our community’s relationship with the St. Johns River. Meanwhile, three Advocacy Task Forces continue their hard work to realize the implementation of earlier JCCI studies. I think de Tocqueville would find democracy thriving here, where Florida begins.

I would like to thank the Board of Directors of JCCI, the JCCI Forward Executive Committee, and

all the JCCI staff for their enthusiastic and thoughtful participation during this anniversary year.

The commitment to this community of these dedicated and very talented people is truly remark-

able. After thirty years, JCCI never stopped its critical self-examination and quest for continuous improvement. Special thanks also to our loyal community volunteers, generous donors and many community partners without whom we could not perform our mission.

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About JCCI Like every city, Jacksonville has its challenges, and determining how to face those challenges is the role of JCCI. Every day, JCCI brings people together to learn about pressing issues in our community and to find solutions. All with the goal of making Jacksonville a great place to live. JCCI...citizens building a better community.

Making Positive Change

Each year, citizen volunteers and JCCI committees identify problems facing our city. With their input, issues are selected to become the subject of in-depth study. Committees, made up of ordinary citizens, meet weekly for six months to unravel the causes of a problem and make recommendations to resolve them. When the study is published, a JCCI volunteer task force presents it to the community at large, to government, to business and others - advocating for the changes the study suggests. Since 1975, decision-makers have given these studies the consideration and the action they deserve. And they have worked to make our area a better place for all residents.

Our Mission Statement

JCCI is a nonpartisan civic organization that engages diverse citizens in open dialogue, research, consensus building and leadership development to improve the quality of life and build a better community in Northeast Florida and beyond.

Our History

JCCI was created in 1975 as a result of the Amelia Island Community Planning Conference to examine community issues by bringing together a broad cross section of the population. In its 30 years, JCCI has provided a forum and a structure through which groups of informed, concerned citizens have made a difference in public policy decisions. When enough people care to act, the course of an entire city can change.

JCCI Programs Build a Better Community JCCI Studies and Implementations Quality of Life Progress Report JCCI Forward Human Services Council Five O’Clock Forums Race Relations Progress Report

Milestones

Ernie Allen

Truett Ewton

Donald Ingram

John Rosenblum

Edward Baker

Vincent Exley

Andrew Johnson

Johnny Sanders

James Baker

Robert Feagin

Walter Ketcham

Robert Schellenberg

William Birchfield

George Fisher

Fran Kinne

William Scheu

Guy Botts

Lyman Fletcher

Edward Lane

Gert Schmidt

Bruce Bower

Randall Gardner

Helen Lane

Fred Schultz

Richard Bowers

Miller Gaskin

Susan LeMaistre

Robert Shircliff

In August, JCCI celebrated three milestones, the 5th anniversary of JCCI Forward, the 20th anniversary edition of the Quality of Life Indicators Progress Report, and the 30th year anniversary of JCCI. A banquet, chaired by J.F. Bryan, IV, was held at the Schultz Center.

Suzanne Morse, Ph.D, author of Smart Communities, was the keynote speaker addressing the over 400 attendees on why Jacksonville – and more specifically – JCCI was singled out in her book as a community to emulate. Frederick Schultz , Honorary Chairman of the event, received the Milestones Founders Award for his pivotal and necessary role as the Chairman of the 1974 Amelia Island Conference. Special thanks to the following corporate sponsors of this event:

Lew Brantley

W.W. Gay

Chauncey Lever

Mary Singleton

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida (Title Sponsor)

J. Shepard Bryan

RADM. Lawrence Geis

Jack McCormack

J.P. Smith

Florida Times-Union

PRI Productions

Coggin

John Buchanan

Harold Gibson

Dr. James McGibony

John Smith

WJXT

Drummond Press

Peterbrooke Chocolatier

James Burnette

Dr. Arnette Giradeau

Rev. Rudolph McKissick

Eddie Mae Steward

Gate Petroleum

JAXPORT

Marks Gray, P.A.

Joe Carlucci

Jake Godbold

Walter McRae

Hans Tanzler

State Farm

WJCT

The Main Street America Group

Thomas Carpenter

Lois Graessle

Donald Martin

Samuel Tucker

Interline Brands

Dale Carson

John Gunning

Sallye Mathis

Ashley Verlander

Jack Chambers

Preston Haskell

Nina Matson

Carolyn Vernier

Dr. Yank Coble

Lex Hester

Gene Miller

William Webb

Joe Considine

David Hicks

Claude Mullis

Nate Wilson

Guy Craig

Marvin Hill

Rev. Gene Parks

James Winston

J.J. Daniel

Matthew Hobbs

Frank Priestly

Robert P.T. Young

J.E. Davis

Annabelle Hudmon

Melvin Reid

A.P. Zechella

Vera Davis

Fred Huerkamp

Alvin Richer

DeWitt Dawkins

Homer Humphries

James Rinaman

Walter Dickinson

Earl Huntley

Andrew Robinson

1974 AMELIA ISLAND CONFERENCE DELEGATES

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Studies

Studies

Each year, citizen volunteers and JCCI committees identify significant community problems and select topics for

Race Relations Progress Report

the problem and reaching consensus on the key findings and recommended solutions. The City of Jacksonville,

to develop a community accountability “report card�, modeled after

concentrated study. Diverse study committees meet weekly for six months, gaining a thorough understanding of

The 2002 Beyond the Talk: Improving Race Relations study called on JCCI

the Quality of Life Progress Report, to measure progress in addressing

individual donations, corporate gifts, grants, and membership help cover the cost of the studies.

racial disparities in Jacksonville. In 2005, the benchmark report was

released, identifying disparities in education, employment and income, neighborhoods and housing, health access and outcomes, jus-

2005 River Dance - Putting the River in RiverCity The study committee found that the St. Johns River is central to both the history and the future of Jacksonville. They examined ways to best pro-

tect, restore, enjoy, and develop the river, and how to accommodate multiple uses of the river while preserving it. To recognize the river as the

Afesa Adams, Chair Race Relations Progress Report

tice and the legal system, and political process and civic engagement.

Past JCCI President Afesa Adams chaired the volunteer effort to devel-

op this report, which was created in partnership with Jacksonville University and Edward Waters College.

crown jewel of Jacksonville, the study committee recommends creating

a zoning overlay to increase public access and civic spaces along the Ted Pappas, Chair River Dance: Putting the River in River City

river and support water-dependent infrastructure and uses of the river.

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Implementations

Quality of Life Progress Report In 2005, JCCI released the 20th Anniversary Edition of the Quality of Life Progress Report, the national model and international best practice for measuring and reporting community indicators. Tracking both positive and negative trends, the report provides an ongoing analysis of the state of the region and a roadmap of where we’ve been, where we are, and where we’re headed. It also helps monitor the effectiveness of solutions coming from JCCI studies and other initiatives.

Beyond the Talk: Improving Race Relations

The implementation task force completed its work in April 2005. Of the 27

recommendations in the report, 80 percent have been either fully or partially implemented, though improving race relations is an ongoing effort that

does not end with the completion of this report. Therefore, the task force was pleased that JCCI released the Race Relations Progress Report in 2005. Such a

report card provided the community with data-based Indicators that give the community a baseline for change. Beyond the Talk: Improving Race

Relations remains a definitive step in creating a community in which “all res-

idents feel free to, and actually do, participate fully in public life, unimpeded by race-based disparities or discrimination.”

Making Jacksonville a Clean City

The implementation task force completed its work in February 2005, and

handed over continued advocacy efforts to the Keep Jacksonville Beautiful Commission, created as a result of the study. The City Council passed a

citywide zero tolerance policy for litter, calling for mandatory, weekly

cleanups of bus stops, major roads, and parks. The City Council authorized $3 million for initial implementation of this policy.

Tom Van Berkel 2004 Review Chair

The Quality of Life Progress Report includes 119 indicators that reflect trends in our efforts to build a better community in nine areas: achieving educational excellence, growing a vibrant economy, preserving the natural environment, promoting social wellbeing and harmony, enjoying arts, culture, and recreation, sustaining a healthy community, maintaining responsive government, moving around efficiently, and keeping the community safe. The Review Committee was chaired by Tom Van Berkel, representing the Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce and incoming chair of the Cornerstone initiative.

The United Way of Northeast Florida and the City of Jacksonville fund the Quality of Life Progress Report.

Neighborhoods at the Tipping Point

Since the study’s release, the Neighborhood Services Division has distrib-

uted 250 folders titled “Toolkit for Neighborhood Organizations.” In 2004, the toolkit was expanded to include resources from Portland, Sarasota,

Chicago, and other cities. Neighborhood Coordinators tailor each toolkit

to the group requesting it. It also includes an Executive Summary of the study.

Public Education Reform

The Community Foundation, in cooperation with the Alliance for World

Class Education, has taken on the leadership role of convening community stakeholders to address the primary recommendation of the study, to initiate and maintain citywide dialogue on education issues.

Town & Gown

The implementation task force has been hard at work, meeting with public

officials and advocating for improved university-community collaboration.

The Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce leadership trips have examined the role of universities in building the intellectual infrastructure

and fueling the economic engine of communities, and the President’s

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JCCI Forward

Past Presidents JCCI Forward hosted three community Issue Forums, two Leadership Development Workshops and several socials in 2004-2005. Forward

members also participated in National Make A Difference Day, attended Mystery Guest Lunches which provided access to community leaders in

an intimate setting, and participated in training sessions designed specifically to sharpen networking skills.

Issue Forums

Eric "Brian" Smith, Jr. JCCI Forward Chair

Downtown‌..Greentown?

The Underground Connection Forward Thinking: How to Effect Change in Jacksonville

Leadership Development Workshops

Closing the Deal: The Art & Science of Persuasion Tapping Into Your Entrepreneurial Spirit

J.J. Daniel Jack H. Chambers Yank D. Coble Jr. Robert D. Davis George W. Corrick Howard R. Greenstein Jacquelyn D. Bates David M. Hicks James C. Rinaman Kenneth W. Eilermann

J. Shepard Bryan Jr. Juliette Woodruff Mason Lucy D. Hadi Charles P. Hayes Jr. Steve Pajcic Tracey I. Arpen Jr. Guy Marvin III Luther Quarles III W.O. Birchfield Michael J. Korn

William E. Scheu Afesa Adams William D. Brinton Sherry Burns Sue K. Butts Edgar Mathis David M. Foster John R. Cobb

2004-2005 JCCI Board of Directors PRESIDENT Gerald W. Weedon

JCCI FORWARD LIAISON Michael T.Boylan

PRESIDENT-ELECT Mary Ellen Smith

BOARD MEMBERS Judge Henry Lee Adams,Jr. Christine C.Arab David D.Balz David D.Boree Joy E.Burgess John R.Cobb J.Randall Evans Ronnie A.Ferguson Dana Ferrell Birchfield David M.Foster Patricia Gillum-Sams

SECRETARY/TREASURER Helen D. Jackson VICE PRESIDENTS Ronald A. Autrey William H. Bishop, III Allan T. Geiger Eric J. Holshouser Glenda Washington

Earl Johnson Jr. William D.Kwapil Walter M.Lee Antonio Mahfoud Carla Marlier Guy L.Marlow Marsha Oliver Bryant Rollins Susan Siegmund Richard N.Weber Mary Lou Zievis

A special thank you to our outgoing board members for their leadership and dedication to JCCI. William H. Bishop, III, Joy E. Burgess, John Cobb, David M. Foster, Guy L. Marlow, Susan Siegmund and Glenda Washington page eight

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Five O’Clock Forums

JCCI Council of Stewards Five O’Clock Forums welcome citizens from all walks of life to speak out on topics that affect our region. These exciting, spirited discussions cover an enormous range of topics, uncovering problems and proposing solutions for improvement.

JCCI’s Stewards are leaders in this community. Many share a long history with JCCI, all believe in its mission and value its ability to openly explore issues – even politically sensitive ones – for the benefit of Jacksonville.

Prompted by the leadership of Ed Hearle, Jim Rinaman, David Hicks and Bob Shircliff, the Council of Stewards was formed in 2002 to provide a source of seasoned wisdom and sustained financial support for JCCI.

Mary Harvey and Dana Ferrell Birchfield chaired the Five O’Clock Forum Committee, which hosted three forums in 2004-2005.

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Election Day 2004: Are We Ready?

Local Government: Is Anybody Listening?

Literacy & The Lost Generation: Can We Reclaim Them?

Ron Autrey, Vice President Stewards and Grants

Human Services Council Born of a JCCI study recommendation in 1981, the Human Services

Council (HSC) is made up of 9 funding partners and 3 member organizations that contract more than $220 million in health and

human services in Northeast Florida. This year the HSC organized

six workshops for front line staff; evaluated jointly funded programs; basic needs, youth development and safety. Nancy Dreicer chaired the

Human Services Council in 2005.

Nancy Dreicer, Department of Children and Families District Administrator and Northeast Zone Leader

Membership is granted to individuals who pledge gifts of $5000 or more in total across three years. Stewards are encouraged to share their views about existing programs, their thoughts about new directions, and their suggestions for study of emerging community issues. While the time commitment is minimal (two informal receptions, often at the home of fellow Stewards), the benefit to JCCI is great. JCCI’s Council of Stewards provides a solid foundation for a tradition of excellence.

COUNCIL OF STEWARDS Dave & Robin Albaneze Ron Autrey Ted Baker Bruce E. Barcelo David Boree Michael Boylan Bill Brinton J.F. Bryan IV Mary Ann & Shepard Bryan Ed Burr Charles “Bucky” Clarkson John R. Cobb Glenda & Skip Cramer Isabelle & Bob Davis Laurie & Linda DuBow

Eddie Farah Dana Ferrell Birchfield David & Bonnie Foster W. A. Gartner Ed & Pat Hearle David Hicks Suzanne & Joseph Honeycutt Harriet & Jonathan Howe Joy & Howard Korman Michael & Pam Korn Bill Kwapil & Jane Craven Helen Lane Julie & Bill Mason Roger M. O'Steen Duane L. Ottenstroer

Steve Pajcic Pamela Y. Paul Thomas F. Petway III Gloria & Jim Rinaman Patricia & John Rutherford Fred Schultz Bob Shircliff Mary Ellen Smith David Stein Steve Suddath Jack Uible Wayne & Delores Barr Weaver Kathy & Jerry Weedon Jim Winston

American Public Dialogue

Drummond Press

PRI Productions

Amsterdam Sky Café

The Florida Times-Union

Quality Suites Oceanfront

Anheuser Busch

The Grape

River City Printing

Anonymous

The Haskell Company

Bailey Publishing & Communications, Inc.

ImprovJacksonville

The Schultz Center for Teaching and Leadership

In-kind contributions

bb’s The Commodore’s League The Clarkson Company

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Jacksonville University Jaguar Foundation

Dr. Isabella K. Sharpe, M.D. The St. Joe Company

J Crew

The Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts

Jessica McClintock Inc.

Coffman, Coleman,Andrews & Grogan, P.A.

Rhonda Williams

Kent Jennings Brockwell

United Way of Northeast Florida

Cendant Mortgage

Peterbrooke Chocolatier

WJCT & 89.9 FM

Clearwire

Marketing Synergies

WJXT Channel 4

CSX Corporation

Miller Electric Company

Woody’s Bar-B-Q

Dalton Agency

Mongo’s Flat Hot Grill

Zag Advertising

Drayton’s at the Seminole Club

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Friends of JCCI

Finance Report JCCI receives funds from many sources. The United Way of Northeast Florida contracts with JCCI for human services planning and research. The City of Jacksonville, JCCI members, and the local business community provide additional funds. Contracts for services and special grant-supported projects generate supplemental funds. Because JCCI strives for credibility, objectivity, and independence in its work, diverse funding is essential. The thousands of volunteer hours donated each year are one of JCCI's most important resources, although not reflected in the annual budget.

Statement of Support, Revenue, Expenses And Changes in Fund Balances Year ending September 30, 2004 SUPPORT AND REVENUE

TOTAL FUNDS 2004

Public Support: ■ United Way of Northeast Florida, Inc. ■ Contributions - Memberships & Corporations

$205,907 297,380

Government Grants and Contracts: ■ Public Service Grant from City of Jacksonville ■ Duval County Public Schools ■ Jacksonville Children’s Commission

212,752 20,750 8,500

Revenue: ■ Investment Income ■ Realized/Unrealized Gain/(Loss) On Investment ■ Other Income Total Support and Revenue

11,343 44,898 56,812 $ 858,342

EXPENSES Program Services: ■ Community Planning & Development

$ 663,623

Support Services: ■ Management & General ■ Fundraising

Total Expenses

99,162 39,672

$802,458

INCREASE/(DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS

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$55,885

Friends of JCCI are members, individuals and companies, who have supported JCCI beyond the basic membership.

Henry Adams Aerostar Environmental Services Inc. Akel, Logan & Shafer, P.A. David Albaneze Robin Albaneze Barry Allred AmSouth Bank Amsterdam Sky Café Rosemary Anderson John Anderson Carol Andrews William H. Andrews Anheuser-Busch Applied Technology & Mngmt.

Christine Arab Garnett Ashby Eleanor Ashby ATS Professional Services, Inc. ATS Services, Inc. The Auchter Company Dave Auchter Auld & White Constructors Ron Autrey Steve Bacalis Doug Baer James F. Bailey Bailey Publishing Ann M. Baker Baker Distributing Co. Ted Baker Dave Balz Bank of America Baptist Health Bruce Barcelo Carol Barnett Martha Barrett Jacquelyn Bates Bedell Dittmar DeVault Pillans & Coxe Peter Behringer BellSouth Bradley Belter Bruce Billings Dana L. Ferrell Birchfield William O. Birchfield Bishop & Draper CPA's William H. Bishop, III BKM Architects Larry Blackerby Blue Cross Blue Shield Lizanne Bomhard Paisley Boney, III David Boree Zimmerman Boulos Susan Bowen Vanessa Boyer Michael T. Boylan Hal Brandon John Brent Cathy Brinton

William Brinton Richard Brock Janice Brock Brooks Health System Brooks Health Foundation Clanzenetta Brown J.F. Bryan, IV J. Shepard Bryan, Jr. Mary Ann Bryan Peggy Bryan Pat Brzozowski Jonathan Burgess Joy Burgess Dennis J. Burleigh Edward E. Burr Scott Cairns Joe Calvarese Carl Cannon Cannon Design Heyward Cantrell Cantrell Real Estate John Carey Carl Carver Cecil W. Powell & Company June Chambers Jack H. Chambers, Jr. Warren Chandler Mark Chappell Charity, Inc. James Citrano City of Jacksonville John D. Clark Clarkson & Company Charles Clarkson Clear Channel ClearWire John R. Cobb Coffman, Coleman, Andrews & Grogan, P.A. Coggin Automotive Group Comcast Cable Communication Charles Commander The Community Foundation Compass Bank Ann L. Connolly John W. Connolly, Jr. Constangy, Brooks & Smith LLC Peter Corbin Gary Corbitt Cornelius, Schou, Leone & Matteson, LLC Charles R. Cramer Glenda Cramer Crane & Rigging, Inc. Jane Craven CSX Corporation John Daigle Dale Bald & Altes Howard Dale Dalton Agency Carol Daniels page thirteen

Lad Daniels Don Davis Isabelle T. Davis Robert D. Davis DCC Lee Enterprises Design Works Architects John DeVault, II Jack Diamond John Dickinson James P. Dolan Lee Draper Drayton's in the Seminole Club Nancy Dreicer Drummond Press, Inc. Lawrence DuBow Linda DuBow Duval County Public Schools Sam Easton Easton Sanderson & Co. Chandra Echols Ed Waters & Sons Contracting Co. Heidi Eddins Edna Sproull Williams Fnd. Eisman & Russo Elkins Constructors Philip Elson Empire Communications Group Edward J. Eng Eng Egineering ERS Engineering Rex Etheridge Lynn Evans J. Randall Evans EverBank John Falconetti Hickory Fant Eddie Farah Ronnie Ferguson Bruce Ferguson Rick Ferrin Fidelity Information Services First Guaranty Bank & Trust Michael Fisher Florida East Coast Industries The Florida Times-Union Flagler Development Co. Robert Fleckenstein Foley & Lardner Raymond Ford Ford & Harrison LLP Bonnie Foster David M Foster Winfield Gartner Gate Petroleum Co. W.W. Gay, Sr. W.W. Gay, Jr. Allan T. Geiger Fionnuala Geoghegan Brad Glass

Randall Roy Goodwin Henry Graham, Jr. Nadine Gramling Hugh A. Greene Gresham, Smith & Partners Thomas Grimes, Jr. Allen J. Grinnan, Jr. Chipper Hall Diane Halverson Steven T. Halverson Karl B. Hanson, Jr. Harmony Homes of N FL D. Russell Harper Barbara Harrell Martin Harrell William Harrell Preston Haskell The Haskell Company Joan Haskell Lad Hawkins Mindy Hawkins Caldwell L. Haynes Haynes, Peters & Bond Edward F.R. Hearle Patricia Hearle Robert Helms Pete Helow Randall Herndon Ann C. Hicks David Hicks Michael Hightower Connie Hodges David C. Hodges, Jr. Patricia Hogan Wayne Hogan Holland & Knight Adam Hollingsworth Eric Holshouser Joe Honeycutt Suzanne Honeycutt Earlene Hostutler Harriet Howe Jonathan Howe AFL-CIO/IBEW LU 177 Ida M. Stevens Foundation Information & Computing Services Inc. Interline Brands, Inc. Mike Israel Lynn Israel Helen Jackson Mark A. Jackson Jacksonville Airport Authority The Jacksonville Bank Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce Jacksonville Greyhound Racing Inc. Jacksonville Jaguars, Ltd. Jacksonville University JAXPORT

Friends of JCCI Individual Members 05 R. Murray Jenks Jessica McClintock, Inc. Jessie Ball Dupont Fund Davis M. Johnson, Sr. Russ Jollivette Amanda C. Jones Carlton D. Jones Kandra Jordan Suzanne Justiss Timothy P. Kelly Thomas & Irene Kirbo Charitable Trust Keith W. Knight Howard Korman Joy Korman Michael J. Korn Pam Korn William Kwapil LaFaye, Brock & Associates Marty Lanahan Raymond Lane Helen Lane Laura Lane Walter M. Lee, III Lee & Cates Glass, Inc. Lee Hecht Harrison LLC Thomas D. Lee, III Lynda Lewis Roger Lightner Susan Adams Lloyd Tom S. Lobrano III Lorman Educational Services Wilford C. Lyon, Jr. Sherry Magill John Maher Tony Mahfoud Main Street America Group Janet Mallot Jerry Mallot Tim Mann Marketing Synergies Marks Gray Carla Marlier Julie Mason William C. Mason Mayo Clinic Jim McCollum The McCormick Agency Paul McCormick McGuire, Woods, LLP Doug McMillan Memorial Hospital Jacksonville Mercantile Bank Merrill Lynch Mid America Apartment Communities Miller Electric Company Douglas Miller Doug J. Milne

Radhe S. Mittal Jorge Moralis James F. Moseley David Mullins Michael Munz Cheryl Murphy N. FL Recruiting & Consulting Svcs.

Frances Nash William Nash Billie Nimnicht Nimnicht Chevrolet Co. Edward Nimnicht III Roberta S. Nord Nova Southeastern University Office Environments & Services Marsha Oliver Jan Olson Betty Jean O'Steen Roger O'Steen Steve Pajcic Ted Pappas Jennifer Parsons Deborah Pass Patriot Transportation Holding, Inc. Alex Patton Pam Y. Paul Robert Paul, III Willard Payne PBV Architects Peterbrooke Chocolatier Tom Petway John Peyton Mary Alice Phelan Pilot Pen Corporation Carol Poindexter Gilbert Pomar, III Fitzhugh Powell Ed Pratt-Dannalls Presser, Lahnen & Edelman PRI Productions Profit Solutions The Prudential Financial Prudential Network Realty Publix Super Markets Charities The Regency Realty Group Renaissance Design Build Group Mary Starr Revisky Rex Corporation Robert Rhodes Gloria Kasper Rinaman James C. Rinaman Rink Design Partnership Roberts Charitable Trust Syl Robinson Albert Rodriguez Rogers Towers Bryant Rollins Peter Rummell page fourteen

John Rutherford Patricia Rutherford Sally Industries Kathy Sandusky Bill Sanford Paul Saunders David Schacter Thomas Schanze Margaret Scheu William E. Scheu John R. Schmitt Mark J. Schou Eric R. Schultz The Schultz Center Frederick Schultz Scott McRae Group Gary Sease SEDA Construction Isabella K. Sharpe Linda Sherrer Shircliff Charitable Fnd. Robert Shircliff David Siegmund Susan Siegmund Gary Silverfield Laine Silverfield Michelle Simkulet Hawley Smith, Jr. Connie Smith Linda Larkin Smith Mary Ellen Smith Hodges Sneed Southeast Atlantic Beverage Specialty Hospital Jacksonville St. Joe Company St. Luke's Hospital St. Vincent's Health System State Farm Insurance Martin Stein Jay Stein David Stein Mr. & Mrs. Richard Stein Stein Mart Lashun Stephens Lynda Storkerson Cindy Stover Stephen M. Suddath Summit Contractors Sunbelt Engineering Inc. SunTrust Bank John Surface Caroline H. Swain David Swain Swisher International, Inc. Madeline Scales Taylor Joe Thompson Carol Thompson Tom Nehl Truck Co.

Charlie Tomm Total Office Solutions Jack Uible Mary Jane Uible United Way of Northeast FL Tom Van Berkel VHS Investments VyStar Wachovia Bank Wachovia Foundation Robert Walters Douglas Ward Wayne Waters Michael R. Weatherby Paula Weatherby Delores Weaver Weaver Family Foundation Wayne Weaver Richard N. Weber Gerald W. Weedon Kathryn K. Weedon David Wells Terry West Edward W. White, Jr. Robert E. White Susan Wilkinson Albert Wilkinson, Jr. Linda Wilkinson C.J. Williams Pat Williams Winston Charitable Fund James Winston WJCT WJXT TV 4 Mark Wood WorkSource Development Inc. John Zell Mary Lou Zievis

Cristina Acosta Blunt Jim Adams Afesa Adams Cheryl Adams Taylor Henry Adams Joy Ahrens Barbara Alexander Carol J. Alexander A. Graham Allen John Allmand American Red Cross Alonza J. Anderson Marion Anderson Carol Andrews Brian Ansbacher Daniel B. Appelo Mark Arnold Tracey Arpen Steven L. Arrington Douglas Atkins Geraldine Atkinson Atlantic Marine Inc. The Auchter Company Dave Bailey Stephen C. Baker Bank of America Karen Barakat Oliver Barakat Sandy Barata Peggy Barber Jeptha Barbour Michael Barile Kris Barnes William Barnett Martha E. Barrett A.W. Bates Jacquelyn Bates Alonzo Batson Judy Batson Carol B. Baumer Judith S. Beaubouef William C. Beitz Bradley Belter Mark Bennett Bennett's Business Systems Rebecca Berg Gail Berry Richard Berry Lynn Bertram Theresa M. Bertram Bruce Billings Francie Billotti Wood Edward Birk Joyce Bizot Richard Bizot Christina W. Black Edward W. Blakely Daniel Blanchard Michael Blaylock Stephen Bloomfield

Brant Boatright Jordan Boss Richard Bowers David Boyer Mary-Louis Boyer Boys & Girls Clubs of NE FL Herbert Brackenridge Charles T. Bradley John Brent Lyn Briggs Joseph Brinson Joyce Brinson Lakeysha Brinson Mike Brost Leslie Brotman Sol Brotman Barbara Broward Clanzenetta Brown Brooks Brown Lee R. Brown III Quentin Brown Sherri Brown Angela Bryan John C. Bryan Michael Bryant Pat Brzozowski Sherwin Burman Frances Burn Steve Burnett Nancy Burnett Billee Bussard Richard Bussard Walter P. Bussells Sue Butts C. Vargas & Associates, LTD Reginald Caldwell William Caldwell Margie Campbell Stafford Campbell John G. Cannon Carlos Cardenas Davron King Cardenas Betty Carley Bill Carley Joan S. Carver Jack Caven John Caven Susan Caven Scott Chadwell Toni Alison Chadwell Minor H. Chamblin Peg Chassman Anjna J. Chauhan Alan Chepenik Lois Chepenik Thomas Chiu Penny Christian Samuel Christian James D. Clark Amanda Clark page fifteen

Diane Clark Harvey Clark Joan Clark John D. Clark Jeff Clements Lee Ann Clements Holly Cleveland Dale Clifford Charles H. Cline Kathleen Clower Elizabeth Cobb Laurence Cobb Sharon Corkill Cobb Shereth Coble Yank D. Coble Coggin Automotive Group Luther Coggin Perri Cohen Susan Cohn Eleanor Colborn Helene S. Coleman Jack Coleman Julie Coles Roy Colson Community Connections Cara Connolly Michael Connolly Adrienne Conrad Jarik E. Conrad David Conte George Cook, Jr. Wendell Cook Michelle E. Cook-Lowinger Bob Cooks William M. Copley Gary Corbitt Heather Corey Timothy J. Corrigan Dean Cotton Rena Coughlin Jane Covington James B. Crooks Laura W. Crooks Nelson Cuba Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville John Cumbow Lorraine H. Dajani James Dalton Eugene Damaso Jill Dame Peter L. Dame Agnes E. Danciger Richard Danford, Jr. Daniel Memorial Inc. Bill David Kevin Davidson Gardner Davis Julia Davis Paul B. Davis

Donna Deegan Tim Deegan Lorrie DeFrank Cindy Delaparte Philip Diaz Walter D. Dickinson Joe Dolahar Pamela Paul Dopf Downtown Vision, Inc. Barbara J. Drake Drayton's in the Seminole Club Nancy Dreicer Marcus E. Drewa Ruby DuBose Jan W. Duggar Duane Dumbleton Margo Dundon Mary H. Dunlap Ajani Dunn Brenna Durden Chandra Echols John W. Edwards, Jr. Martin Edwards Nancy C. Edwards Spence Edwards Kay Ehas Martha Eilermann Ronald Elinoff Empire Communications Group Katie Ensign Episcopal High School Jana Ertrachter Adam Esser Carolyn Ettlinger Carolyn Ettlinger Bobby Evans Jesse Evans Nathan Fabrick William Fackler Betsy Fallon Family Support Services of North Florida Florida Community College Kevin Feldt Lisa Felts Tanya Fender Ronnie Ferguson Mary Lou Fiala First Bank of Jacksonville First Coast Family Center George R. Fisher Josephine H. Fiveash Gary Flower Meg Folds Linda Foley Elgin Foreman Cheryl Fountain Carolyn Fox FPIC Insurance Group John Frank

Individual Members 05 Martha J. Fraser Fraternal Order of Police Fresh Ministries Daniel Fryer John Fryer Brian Fuller John F. Gaillard Gateway Community Services Eleanor J. Gay Mary Gebhart Alllison Geiger Anita Geiger Carolyn S. Gentry Fionnuala R. Geoghegan Audrey Gibson Tifinia Gillem Dawn Keck Gilman James N. Gilman James Gilman John L. Gilman, Jr. Philip M. Gin Laura Giuffrida Brad Glass David M. Gooding Jennifer Gornto Susan Gottesmann Lois T. Graessle Allison Graff Andy Graham Arthur Graham Etoile Graves-Smith Lenora S. Gregory Carol Grimes Bruce Grob Melissa Gross-Arnold George Grune Warren Grymes Barbara Gubbin Carolyn Hall John Handley Julie B. Handley Patricia Hannan Harden & Associates Abel Harding William Hardy Ann Harrell Martin Harrell Susan Harrell Matthew Harris Nancy Harris Mary Lou Harrold Susan L. Hartley William Hartmann James Harvey Mary Harvey Vincent Haut Wendy Havens Ashley Hays Elizabeth Head Robert J. Head, Jr.

Barry Heath Sarah Heath James A. Heinz Pete Helow Ralph Henderson Kimberly M. Hernandez Jon Heymann Laura M. Hickey Patricia Highfill Monica Hillin David Hodges, Jr. Candace Hodgkins William H. Hoff Sherry Hogan Lee Holland Amy Holliman James Holt Craig Honour Paul Hooker Lynda Horne Earlene Hostutler Doug Hudson Mark Hulsey, Sr. Lewis B. Hunter Hunter & Associates, PA Barbara Hunter Erin Moody Isaac Matthew Isaac Karl Jabour III Jackson Hewitt Tax Service Michael Jackson Ronald C. Jackson Lema Jamison Margaret Janz Jax Children's Commission Jax Housing Partnership Jacksonville Urban League JAXPORT Jacksonville Electric Authority Georgia Jefferson Leerie Jenkins Stephen Jensen Jill Jinks Paula Johansen Earl Johnson, Jr. Jay Johnson Jean Johnson Keith Johnson Melissa Johnson Vincent L. Johnson Diane Jones Joyce Thomas Jones Maureen Jones Nadia P. Jones Jacksonville Transportation Authority Suzanne Judas Thomas Jury Suzanne Justiss Grace Justiss page sixteen

Individual Members 05 Monet Justiss Katherine Kasten Joanne Kazmirski Harold Kelly, Jr. Barbara B. Ketchum Nancy Kilgo King Engineering Associates, Inc. Joseph King Charlene Kingsnorth Adam Kirby Leslie Kirkwood Rick Kirkwood Kathleen Klein Hy Kliman Lovee Kliman Douglas Klippel Daniel R. Kossoff Dinah Kossoff Francis Koster Marvin Kramer Kuhn Flowers Joan Lamer Mary-Parker Lamm Laura Lane Linda Lanier Jane Lanier Wanda Lanier Renee Lavallee Leadership Jacksonville Greg LeBlanc Marcia Lebold Robert V. Lee Chauncey W. Lever, Jr. Linda Levin Kirk Lewis Lewis, Longman & Walker, PA Levander Lilly Elizabeth A. Locke Dawn Lockhart Anne-Marie Logrippo Donald Lohman Will Lombard Mike Long Terry Lorince Marcella Lowe Alberto Lowinger Helen Ludwig Jacqueline Lunsford Frank Mackesy Sherry Magill Susan Main Jerry Mallot Dale Malloy Jack Manilla Jennifer Mansfield Jennifer Marko Jeffrey Marks Robert E. Martin Edgar L. Mathis Gail C. Mathis

Jonathan May Charles W. McBurney, Jr. Carolyn McClanahan Mike McCollum Edye McCown Heather McEachen Bobi McGinnis Fred McGinnis Michelle McIntyre John L. McWilliams III Elizabeth Means Emily Melick Mercantile Bank David Meyer Susan Milana Joyce Miles Anita Millar Amy Miller Betsy Miller Jeremy P. Miller Mike Miller Jack Milne Teala Milton Jim Miner Grant Misterly Chad Mizee Suzanne Montgomery Erin Moody Emma Moran Jack Morgan Teresita Mork Elexia Moss Barbara Moulding Michele Mule' Michael Munz Cheryl Murphy Jesse Murray Nancy L. Murrey Museum Of Science And History Jack Myers Bernard Nachman Ruth Nachman Joseph Nairon Tony Nasrallah Northeast Florida Area Agency on Aging NE FL Community Action Agency NEFL Regional Council Dakota P. Neufville Paul Neufville Robert Nied Thelma Nied James Nolan Nonprofit Center of NE FL John J. Nooney Nova Southeastern University Thomas Ogden John Otterson Jim Overton Joe Palus Lucy Parks

Davalu Parrish Jennifer Parsons Dorothy H. Pate Melanie Patz Gertrude H. Peele James W. Pellot Linda Pellot Glori White Peters Eric Pfefferkorn Robert Phillips Harvey E. Pies Bert Pittman Ju'Coby Pittman Carol Poindexter Dennis Polk Brenda B. Pollak Lewis Pollak Bonnie Pope Fred Pope Robert E. Porter Portofino Pools Gary Powers Presbytery of St. Augustine Theresa O'Donnell Price J.W. Prichard, Jr. Drew Prusiecki Mary Purdy Luther D. Quarles, III Pamela H. Quarles Diane S. Raines Amy Rankin Granville Reed Ida C. Reed William Reed Marvin Reese John Reesor Reinhold Corp.

Frank Reinstine, Jr. Christine Reitz R.E.M. Investments Franca Renna Karen Rerucha Jeremy Resnick Dan Richard Ritz Theatre & LaVilla Museum David K. Robertson Janet Robertson Beverly Rogers Goetz Rokahr Bryant Rollins Jenna Rowland Michael Rutledge James Ryals Doug Saint Carter Ronald B. Salem The Salvation Army Patricia Gillum Sams Scott Sanborn Kathy Sandusky Daniel Santibanez

Anna Scheu Meg Scheu John J. Schickel The Schultz Center Schultz Foundation Fred Schultz John R. Schultz Scott-McRae Advertising James Seiler Henry Seng Howard C. Serkin Seventhman Foundation Marika Sevin Shaleen Shah Shands Jacksonville Isabella K. Sharpe Madison Shelly Bill Sheppard Sheppard, White, Thomas & Kachergus, P.A. Beverly F. Shields Scott Shine Beth Shorstein Mark Shorstein Michael Shumer Steve Silverman Michelle Simkulet Ella Simmons J. W. Terry Simmons Jon Singleton Richard Sisisky Tom Slade Michael Sleap Tonya Smart Dora Ann Smiley E. Brian Smith Eric Smith, Sr. Judith A. Smith Lauri-Ellen Smith Michelle Smith Richard F. Smith Chip Snowden Carol S. Spalding Isabelle O. Spence Jerry Spinks Mary Riley Spuhler State Farm Insurance James S. Steele Patricia Steele Lashun Stephens Shirley Stetson Judith Stevens Leonard Stevens Lindsay Stevens Connie Stophel Lynda Storkerson Darby L. Stubberfield Michael Stuck Theodore Stumm Catherine Sugrue Anne Sulzbacher page seventeen

Susan Sulzbacher William Sulzbacher Sunrise Signs Supreme Janitorial Services Charles R. Sussman Ann Pace Sutton Caroline H. Swain David Swain Steve Swann Dorcas Tanner Jim Taylor Shirley W. Taylor Brian Teeple Justin Terry Walter Thomas Ann L. Thompson John F. Thompson Patrick Thompson Tidbits Restaurants Tidewater Consulting Stephen Tool, Jr. Judi Toulouse C.D. Towers, Jr. Karen Tozzi John Trainer Earle C. Traynham Lucy B. Trice Christine Tyler Holly Tyrrell Sandra Tysver Jane Upton Nicole Urbani Veronica Valentine David Van Saun Doris Van Saun James Van Vleck Clark Vargas James Varian Heather Velasco Mitchell Velasco Deborah Verges Gordon Vines, Jr. Herschel Vinyard Volunteer Jacksonville Harold Wahl B.J. Walker Geraldine M. Walker Kenneth Walker Steven Wallace Robert Walters Michael Ward Ben Warner Glenda Washington Nina Waters Courtney Weatherby Richard N. Weber Lauren Weedon John Weeks Lesley Wells Sidney E. Wells

Kelly L. Westermann Amy E. Whitaker Ryan Whitaker Melanie White A. Quinton White, Jr. Robert A. White Robert E. White, Jr. Stephanie White Susan White Laura Whittall John F. Wilbanks Linda Wilkinson Cherrise Wilks Delphia Williams Derya Williams J. Riley Williams Jessica Williams Kearn Williams Rhonda Williams Stephen Williams Valerie D. Williams Courtenay Wilson Dorothy Shlafer Wilson Stephen K. Wilson Charles N. Winton DeSales Wisniewski Vicki Winslow Wolfinger Peter Wynkoop Pat Yack Andrew Yang Andrew Yang Alton W. Yates Gwen Yates Evan J. Yegelwel Bobbi Yoffee Chuck Young John Young Tania R. Yount Donna Cheek Zahra Marlo D. Zarka Charles F. Zimmer Rose Zurawski William Zurawski