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STACY STEIGER: NURSE FOUND RENEWAL IN HER TWO CHILDREN

TOBY CRAWFORD: CARING ATTITUDE WAS TEACHER'S STOCK IN TRADE

PHIL KATELI: FUN SPOT EMPLOYEE GENUINELY CARED

RUTH OLGA WACK: IMMIGRANT CONNECTED WITH COMMUNITY

LARRY SWANN: FIREFIGHTER WAS 'ALL-AROUND GOOD SPORTSMAN'

DONALD CRENSHAW: COMMISSIONER BELIEVED IN GIVING BACK

ISABEL SHAUGHNESSY: DAY-CARE OWNER TURNED HUGS INTO LONGEVITY

BILL ANDERSON: FIREFIGHTER ALSO OPERATED AUTO SHOP

JACK NELSON: ORLANDO MAGIC 'SUPER FAN' DIES AT 79

MICHAEL MORIARTY: BUDDHIST MONK BELIEVED IN SOCIAL JUSTICE

NORMAN LESSARD: NAVAL AVIATOR WAS PRECISE IN ALL ASPECTS OF LIFE

SCOTT HARDING: BUSINESSMAN WAS 'SHENANIGATOR,' WIFE SAYS

TRACEY SULLIVAN: TEACHER LEFT LEGACY WITH STUDENTS

MARY LOU GHEZZI: LIBRARY ASSISTANT GOT TO KNOW PATRONS' LIKES

JACK INMAN: LATE LAWYER STRUCK BALANCE IN LIFE

MARSHALL VERMILLION: BUSINESSMAN KNOWN FOR BRIDGES HE BUILT

LOIS GODBOLD: LATE AIR FORCE NURSE WAS STRICT, CARING TEACHER

LEROY COUCH: FAMILY SUPPORT WAS FOCUS FOR LABORER, ARTISAN

RITA KIEFER: ARMY VOLUNTEER ALSO HUSBAND'S CHIEF SUPPORTER

MASTER CHIEF PETTY OFFICER FRANCIS SMITH STAYED HUMBLE

JAMES PIERCE: LATE ARTIST HAD DEEP LOVE TO GIVE

DONNA SUE ARMSTRONG: TEACHER BLENDED LOVE OF ENGLISH, DRAMA

NORRIS FANNING: OF ALL ENGINEER BUILT, FAMILY WAS MOST IMPORTANT

LELAND POWELL: FATHER, GRANDFATHER WAS LOYAL CAREGIVER

EDITH BROWN: CLOSE TO 100, SHE TAUGHT INDEPENDENCE

DOROTHY JOHNSON: LIBRARIAN SPREAD LOVE OF WRITTEN WORD

DAVID ROBINSON: DOCTOR TREATED AND PRAYED WITH CANCER PATIENTS

CLARICE PULSIFER: BUS DRIVER WAS STRICT, LOVED BY STUDENTS

WILLIAM TAPLITZ: ATTORNEY DIDN'T DISCUSS WHAT HE DID FOR A LIVING

PATRICIA LOUISE SKAGGS: PERFECT PITCHER OF SWEET TEA WAS HER LABOR OF LOVE

MIKE FIELDS: BASEBALL WAS PART OF BIGGER PICTURE FOR COACH

NICHOLAS TENEKEDES: NAVAL OFFICER WAS PROUD OF HIS SERVICE

HARRY DOREMUS III: LIEUTENANT KNEW WHAT HE WANTED TO BE

BARBARA SINQUEFIELD: ABOVE ALL, SHE WAS DOTING GRANDMOTHER

DELBERT SMITH: PASTOR'S LEGACY WAS LIFELONG WORK ETHIC

SAMUEL MORROW: BUILDER PLACED EMPHASIS ON AFFORDABLE HOMES

LISA WALL DUKES: DESIGNER ALSO HAD TASTE FOR ADVENTURE

FRANCES WOLF: FEAR DIDN'T HINDER SENSE OF ADVENTURE

PAUL JOSEPH KUCZYNSKI: PRESENCE IN MOMENT WAS KEY TO BALANCE

JOHN EDWIN GUENTZ: BUSINESSMAN FOUND RESPITE IN REMOTE CABIN

ELIZABETH BROWN: NATIVE WAS PROUD OF HER TRAVELS

MICHAEL LEE SMITH: THERAPIST KNEW LOSSES WERE AS CRUCIAL AS WINS

KAREN LONG: OPD OFFICER WAS ALL ABOUT HER FAITH, FAMILY

JACK LEDOUX: FLORIDA NATIVE LOVED SPORTS, FAMILY TIME

MALCOLM REEVES II: NAVAL OFFICER TOOK OVER FAMILY ANTIQUE BUSINESS

DIANA GILBOY: FIREFIGHTER REMEMBERED FOR VIVACIOUS SPIRIT

WILLIAM BEN PEARCE JR.: CIVIL ENGINEER LEFT HIS LEGACY ON LANDSCAPE

PEGGY FRIEL: NURSE TENDED TO ALL THINGS WITH RESOLVE

KURT WEBSTER: RESTAURATEUR MENTORED, BEFRIENDED STAFF

CHARLIE CARLSON: HISTORIAN HAD PASSION FOR 'WEIRD FLORIDA'

INSURANCE AGENT CARED FOR COMMUNITY

DOTTIE HEALY: VISIT ORLANDO EMPLOYEE WAS VIBRANT FRIEND

JOAN MCINTYRE: NAVY NURSE SAW CHALLENGES AS REWARDING

ROBERT WAGGONER: DARDEN SENIOR VP CONTROLLER MENTORED MANY

ALBERT GLEASON: LATE DOCTOR, SURGEON KNEW MEDICINE AS ART

CLYDE GOOLSBY: ZELLWOOD NATIVE WAS PROUD OF CENTRAL FLORIDA

JACQUELINE R. GRIFFIN: LATE JUDGE WAS MENTOR OF TOUGH LOVE

EMMETT LEN WILLIAMS: FORMER EUSTIS MAYOR WAS WARM WITH OTHERS

MAMIE KUEFFER: SEAMSTRESS HAD HEART FOR HARD WORK, FAITH

MYRTLE ALEXANDER: APOPKA TEACHER BROUGHT LESSONS OF LOVE, LANGUAGE

ELIEZER BARRIO-RODRIGUEZ: VETERAN SOUGHT LIFE OF TRAVEL AT EARLY AGE

JOHN WHITE: VETERAN VALUED SIMPLICITY OF LIFE AMONG FAMILY

JUNE DIXON CONDRON: ELECTION OFFICIAL VALUED VOTING PROCESS

ED KNIGHT JR.: FROM REGISTRAR'S OFFICE, HE REACHED OUT TO STUDENTS

ELIZABETH SELL: SHE CONNECTED PEOPLE, PLACES — WHILE CARING

MARGARET MORAN: VOLUNTEER FELL FOR WINTER PARK

BERNARD DEMPSEY JR.: ATTORNEY WAS DEEPLY INTRIGUED BY CLIENTS

BEN HOLLAND GRIFFIN: ANNOUNCER NEVER MET MIKE HE DIDN'T LIKE

THE REV. JACK DAY: HE WAS THERE FOR LOSSES, CELEBRATIONS

PATRICIA CHILDERS: MOTHER MADE IT FUN FOR HER KIDS NO MATTER WHAT

FRANCIS ‘BUCK’ BLANKNER: FOR LATE LAWYER, MONEY WAS SECONDARY

ANN MORRIS: HER MASTERY OF OBSTACLES EMPOWERED OTHERS

ROGER NEWBERRY BLUNT: BARITONE TOOK SINGING-CHORUS IDEA TO HEART

GEORGIA CHORPENING: SUPERCENTENARIAN PUT OTHERS FIRST

MILDRED TORRES UMPIERRE: ELEMENTARY PUPILS CALLED HER 'GRANDMA'

RAYMOND BASSETT: AIRCRAFT MECHANIC ALSO JOINED SCHOOL BOARD

FREDRIC HITT: JUDGE FED HIS CREATIVE SIDE THROUGH WRITING

ROBERT MICHAEL MASSEY: HIS LIFE WAS ABOUT FISHING, HELPING OTHERS

OSCAR LEE WITCHER: FORMER OSCAR'S DONUT SHOP OWNER

MICHAEL MOORE: DOCTOR SOUGHT BALANCE IN AND OUT OF THE OFFICE

FREDERICK EISELE: RETIRED COLONEL VALUED FAMILY TIME

HUGH FISHER: LIFE WAS CULMINATION OF ADVENTURE

EDWARD JOSEPH OVERMAN: POLICE CHIEF VALUED INTEGRITY, MENTORSHIP

BEATRICE BORNSTEIN ETTINGER: SHE SOUGHT TO EMPOWER WOMEN

HARTWELL CONKLIN: TV-NEWS DIRECTOR BEFRIENDED ALL

JOHN GREENWOOD: RACING CAREER BORN FROM LOVE OF MECHANICS

LINTON DECK: SUPERINTENDENT EMPOWERED LEADERS

JOHN LONG: BLACKSMITH KNEW HORSES, COMPASSION

JOSEPH ARNOLD STERLING SR.: HE WAS FATHER OF SEMINOLE STATE ATHLETICS

NORMAN SMITH: REAL ESTATE LAWYER LOVED THE LAND

JANICE FENSTAD: SHE KEPT CYCLISTS HYDRATED, FAMILY CLOSE

ROBERT PATTERSON JR.: GENERAL COUNSEL MASTERED BALANCE

PAUL RESOS: CAMERAMAN FOCUSED ON JOY

AMY RAE LAYNE MOREHOUSE: HER PURPOSE IN LIFE WAS TO HELP OTHERS

FRANK HUDSON: WORSHIPFUL MASTER WAS 'ONE OF THE GOOD ONES'

GLENN ALFRED LINGLE: GROVE OWNER HARVESTED LOVE FOR OUTDOORS

JOSEPH FRANCIS BELLOCHI: RETIRED COLONEL TAUGHT HUMILITY BY EXAMPLE

WILLIAM C. KELSEY: TEACHER DIDN'T LET STUDENTS SLIP THROUGH CRACKS

LULA MAE GALLON KEGLER: LONGTIME TEACHER NURTURED STUDENTS, FAMILY, FRIENDS

PAUL ANTHONY PIRKLE: DENTIST'S SKILL, COMPASSION PUT PATIENTS AT EASE

JOHN SOBIK JR.: SOBIK'S SUBS FOUNDER WAS HANDS-ON

ROBERT DIEHL: ENGINEER ALWAYS LOOKED ON BRIGHT SIDE

ROBERT FREDERICK MOHR SR.: PHOTO ENGRAVER FAVORED FAMILY, KEPT ROUTINES

PATRICK EDWIN STOVER: MAITLAND POSTMASTER TAUGHT QUIET DEVOTION

DALE DEWITT: HE BLENDED FAMILY AND FIERCE WORK ETHIC

CHARLES 'BILLY' GOODSON: SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN 'BUILT PEOPLE UP'

MARTHA DE NEEN COTTEN: COUNSELOR CELEBRATED SMALL TRIUMPHS

CHUCK SIMPSON: INDEPENDENCE RV MAN KNOWN FOR GIFT OF GAB

OLIVER BRANNEKY: BUSINESSMAN HAD FLAIR FOR BOW TIES, PEOPLE

RUSSELL TROUTMAN: ATTORNEY WAS FIERCE ADVOCATE FOR POOR

DONALD EUGENE SCALETTA: JAZZ PIANIST SAW MUSIC AS ART, NOT ENTERTAINMENT

SHERRA GAIL MCNAIR HEDRICK: FRANCHISE OWNER'S FOCUS WAS ON FAMILY

LEO VAUGHN JR.: DEVOTIONS TO COMMUNITY, COUNTRY SHOWED

RICHARD BYRON HOWARD: HE WAS KNOWN AMONG LOCALS AS MR. SEAWORLD

WARREN EDWARDS: FORMER JUDGE MASTERED BALANCE

ROGER D. COVERLEY: LIFE FILLED WITH PRIDE FOR JOB, SUPPORT OF GOP

RICHARD HELLINGER SR.: ORLANDO DOCTOR FOLLOWED HIS FAITH TO INDIA

TONI CREEGAN: MOTHER WAS BACKBONE OF HER FAMILY

MARK V. BARKER JR.: HE WAS PIONEER OF BROADCAST JOURNALISM, AD AGENCY

EARL L. BURDGE: HIS REWARD FOR LIFE WELL-LIVED WAS LONGEVITY

CONSTANTINE STAMATIN: BON VIVANT VALUED COMMUNAL TABLE

JOSEPH ROBERT TINNEY: OUTDOORSMAN'S SOFT SPOT WAS FAMILY

DANA TESONE: UCF PROFESSOR EARNED RESPECT IN MENTOR'S ROLE

BRUCE GREGORY LARSON: WITH CAMERA, HE RESTORED INDIVIDUALITY

KARL WHITE: HIS CLASSROOM WAS FORUM FOR LIFE'S LESSONS

KENNETH HOUSTON KRAFT JR.: BUSINESSMAN SAW BEAUTY IN ALL PEOPLE

JEANNE RODRIGUEZ: IN ALL FACETS OF HER LIFE, SHE WAS 'FIERCE'

WILLIAM GLENN ‘BILL’ ROY: HE CAPTURED WWII, WORLD TRAVELS WITH HIS CAMERA

CHRISTOPHER LANCE CARTER: MECHANIC WAS DEVOTED TO HIS FAMILY

GORDON AMBROSE SWEENEY: BUSINESSMAN BELIEVED IN FRIENDSHIP FIRST

WENDEL ALBERT MURRAY: 'IRISH MARINER' RELISHED 30-YEAR NAVAL CAREER

BENJAMIN LOUIS SMALLEY: ON TRUMPET, HE PLAYED JAZZ TO CLASSICAL

ALBERT RAMIREZ NEWBY: HE TAUGHT FEARLESS ORIGINALITY

BILL GLADDEN JR.: FOR LOCAL HISTORY BUFF, EDUCATION WAS KEY

NORMAN C. HORTON: STORYTELLER SOUGHT MATERIAL FROM HIS ROOTS

JAMES BEST: HE PLAYED SHERIFF ROSCO P. COLTRANE, TAUGHT AT UCF

JOHN HALLAL: HE SAW ALL THINGS, PEOPLE, WITH POTENTIAL

BRIDGET TERESA WOODS: SOCIAL WORKER HAD HEART FOR MARGINALIZED

HUBERTINA SCHROEDERS HAMBUCH: QUILTER BLENDED COMPASSION WITH ARTISTRY

DANIEL ALLEN BOWER: AMID HARD WORK, ELECTRICIAN PUT FAMILY'S JOY FIRST

CAPT. THOMAS T. COLE: FLIGHT SATIATED PILOT'S PURSUIT OF ADVENTURE

ANDREW ERNEST CHANDLER: GENEROSITY WAS KEY TO COACH'S METHODS

ROSE COPPOLA: 'ARCHITECT' OF LARGE FAMILY COULD BAKE, SEW

SEMIE L. DESCOPAIN: HAITIAN STYLIST WAS CURIOUS ABOUT THE WORLD

NICHOLAS CORRADO RECANATI III: FIGHTER SOUGHT TO BE ROLE MODEL FOR CHILDREN

ARTIE GRINDLE JR.: 'JACK OF ALL TRADES' MIXED BUSINESS, ADVENTURE

JENNIFER PAQUETTE HENEGHAN: FORMER TEACHER OF THE YEAR WAS 'OUTSIDE OF BOX'

ARIE GODWIN: SMALL-TOWN SALON FULFILLED BEAUTICIAN

RAYMOND E. CUSTER: WWII VETERAN DIED MONTHS AFTER LOSING WIFE

WILLIAM CHARLES SHELDON JR.: HIS FIGHT FOR COUNTRY NEVER ENDED

WINIFRED KATRINA MOUNT: ADVENTUROUS SPIRIT EXTENDED TO STAGE, SONG

AFTER VIETNAM, VETERAN KEPT LEADING, INSPIRING

HOMER ALEXANDER COLLEY SR.: HE LOVED CONVERSATION OVER COFFEE

RUTHERFORD “RUDY” D. ROGERS: HIS PASSION WAS TO HOUSE THE NATION'S LITERATURE

JOHN ALTON REED JR.: RESPECT, DETAIL CARRIED FORMER JUDGE, LAWYER

RONALD LEE GREGG SR.: ON THE ROAD, HE MISSED HOME

GLENDA WATSON HAYES: TEACHER WAS CO-OWNER OF FUNERAL HOME

WILLIAM ODELL EARLS I: OUTDOORSMAN VALUED LIFE'S SIMPLICITY

JUDYE FREEMAN: MUSICIAN'S STAGE FRIGHT WAS NEVER VISIBLE

ROBERT LOWELL WISHART JR.: CULINARY SCHOOL FOSTERED ONE OF HIS GREAT LOVES

EARLE W. MITCHELL JR.: HISTORY BUFF RESTORED LOCAL BUILDINGS

NORMA KATHRYN SEAGRAVES: SPORTS FAN WAS HER KIDS' BIGGEST CHEERLEADER

PHYLLIS JUNE HOLVEY: MAITLAND LEADER NURTURED FAMILY, FOSTERED RESPECT

GAIL AGLAIA GIVOGLU: RESTAURATEUR MADE PATRONS FEEL AT HOME

WILLIAM CHARLES SHUFFIELD: LAWYER LENT LEADERSHIP, STAYED HUMBLE

CAMERON HUSTER BECK: HARPIST PURSUED MUSIC AROUND THE GLOBE

JOHN “JACK” STANTON: CENTRAL FLORIDA ORTHODONTIST WAS FATHER OF 14

WILLIAM HAUVER: ROLLINS STUDENT JUGGLED ARTISTRY, ATHLETICISM

DR. THOMAS DICKINSON: CARDIOLOGIST PRACTICED TOUGH LOVE ALL HIS LIFE

LAVOND CLAYTON: 'NOT A STANDOUT, SHE JUST STOOD UP' FOR OTHERS

MARTHA MILLER: SHE WAS THE QUINTESSENTIAL SOUTHERN BELLE

J. LESTER DABBS JR.: PRINCIPAL OF PRINCIPALS WAS FINE TEACHER

CONI KEYES: PETTING-FARM OWNER LOVED ANIMALS

VICTOR ZELMAN: IN A TIE OR ON A TRACTOR, HE WORKED HARD

JOHN KELLY HARRIS: TEACHER FOUND CONTENTMENT BEHIND CAMERA

MARY ALICE STEFFANCIN: HER LOVE OF LANGUAGE MEANT A ZEST FOR LIFE

MICHAEL ROGER HOWARD: WORKAHOLIC HAD THIRST FOR FRESH AIR, STORYTELLING

MIYOUNG MOON: SHE SAW WEEDS AS NUTRIENTS, LIFE AS JOYFUL

LAURA FLOYD LYTLE: LAWYER'S FIERY PASSION FOR HER WORK ENDURED

WILLIAM AND JO ANN TAYLOR: COUPLE MARRIED 60-PLUS YEARS DIE WEEKS APART

LAWRENCE INSANA: CONWAY MAN'S PASSION WAS METEOROLOGY

ROBERT REED: BUSINESSMAN BELIEVED IN INNOVATION

SARA 'SANDY' MCCALL: RETIREE USED HER TIME, ENERGY TO HELP HOMELESS

MAPEL JEAN MCNEMAR: SHE BROUGHT SMILE TO SUNSHINE STATE

SAMUEL ADUOSAFO: FAMILY MAN PREFERRED THE OPEN ROAD

BERNARD DELOACH: PASTOR ALLOWED OTHERS TO 'SPILL THEIR GUTS'

ALBERT EWING FORD: VETERAN USED FREQUENT MOTTO: 'DO IT MYSELF'

EARL FERNANDO BRADY JR.: ETERNAL STUDENT NEVER STOPPED LEARNING

MIKE TABELING: SURFER SHARED CELEBRATION OF LIFE WITH MANY

LORI PAULUCCI NASRALLAH: CULTIVATING FOLIAGE, CUISINE AMONG HER GIFTS

ROBERT NEEL: FUNERAL WORK INSPIRED SPIRITUAL AWAKENING

OSCAR CLEMMONS: ENTREPRENEUR BEGAN TAKING RISKS IN YOUTH

ANA ROSA SANTIAGO: LIFE INFUSED WITH FAITH, FAMILY, TRAVEL

CHARLOTTE MAGUIRE: MEDICAL PIONEER BLENDED LOVE INTO WORK ETHIC

PORTER PEADEN: ATTORNEY MARKED START OF CHRISTMAS IN ORLANDO

MARGEE MCKINNEY: FLORIST SPLASHED WEDDINGS, LIVES WITH COLOR

BOB JENSEN: VETERAN TRAVELED THE GLOBE, HELPED OTHERS

SANDI RAUCH: SHE VALUED FAMILY ABOVE ALL ELSE

WENDELL HUSEBO: 'VOICE OF LAKE COUNTY' FILLED RADIO WAVES

KENNETH MURRAH: LEGACY SET IN HIS PASSION FOR PHILHARMONIC

GERALD MEYERS: SIMPLE THINGS BUILT RICH LIFE OF FAMILY, WORK, LOVE

ROBERT COWAN: COLLEGE PARK SUNOCO 'FRONT MAN'

CYNTHIA BEARD: MOTHER KNOWN FOR SKILLS WITH FOOD, HAIRSTYLING

MARY MARLATT RAY: BUS DRIVER TREATED EACH CHILD AS HER OWN

DOUG CHATBURN: PERSONALITY, WORK ETHIC BUILT SOLID REPUTATION

WALLY SANDERLIN: COMMISSIONER SERVED ORLANDO FOR DECADES

ANNA LUBERISSE: MOTHER INFUSED HER FOOD, LIFE WITH SPICE

LOIS KUYKENDALL HILD: LIFELONG TRAVELS LED WIFE, MOTHER BACK TO ORLANDO

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