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3TO01BVB1217 live 3TO01BVB1217 ZALLCALL 69 23:13:21 12/16/08 B floridatoday.com SPACE COAST B Wednesday Dec. 17, 2008 METRO EDITOR BELINDA STEWART, [email protected] or 242-3634 Dog abuser faces jail by Friday Judge gives Abrams bond deadline BY MICHELLE SPITZER FLORIDA TODAY VIERA — A Brevard County judge ruled that a woman con- victed of abandoning her dog, which starved to death, can re- main free while her case is be- ing appealed if she posts $5,000 bond by noon Friday. Christine Abrams, 30, techni- cally only has to pay 10 percent of the bond, $500, which her at- torney said in court Tuesday is feasible. Judge Kelly McKibben also ruled Tuesday that Ab- rams must surrender her pass- port, obtain permission before traveling outside the state, can- not own an animal and must check in with a probation offi- cer once a week. When approached by FLOR- IDA TODAY after the hearing, Abrams said she had no com- ment. Her attorney, Andrew Stine of West Palm Beach, said his client deserved to remain free during the appeal. “She is not by any means a threat to the community,” Stine said. “She is not going to flee.” Prosecutor Michael Raska said the state wanted Abrams ordered to jail Tuesday, but the judge’s ruling was not a sur- prise. “Our main concern is over her jail time,” Raska said. Abrams pleaded no contest See DOG, 3B @ View more photos of con- victed dog abuser Chris- tine Abrams’ hearing be- fore Judge Kelly McKib- ben in Viera. PHOTO GALLERY Tim Shortt, FLORIDA TODAY Early Christmas gift. Jake Luhn, director of sales and marketing with Lifestyle Homes, gets a hug of appreciation Tuesday from Deborah Wangrycht as her husband, Michael, reads a new home greeting card from the staff at Lifestyle. The Wangrychts lost their home on Torring- ton Street during the Palm Bay wildfires earlier this year. Lifestyle Homes built a new home on the same site, at cost. Family gets its Christmas wish House destroyed by fire 1148 Torrington St. ▲ N Palm Bay Windingdale St. Torrington St. Cogan Dr. Torrence St. Sarasota Dr. San Filippo Dr. Weslaco St. Quentin Ave. Tower St. Westunder St. Tolman Ave. T. Standish, FLORIDA TODAY 1/4 MILE Couple move into new home after losing theirs to May fires BY KIMBERLY C. MOORE FLORIDA TODAY PALM BAY — With smiles, a hug and a kiss on the cheek, Life- style Homes’ Jake Luhn wel- comed Michael and Deborah Wangrycht to their new home Tuesday morning. “This is our Christmas pres- ent,” said Michael Wangrycht, whose home burned down in the May arson fires. “Nothing like being home for the holidays.” The Wangrychts began mov- ing into their new home at 6 a.m. Tuesday. By noon, a delivery van from Appliance Direct was back- ing into their driveway at 1148 Torrington St. with a new washer and dryer and refrigerator. “It’s a beautiful thing,” Michael Wangrycht said, showing off the clean white rooms and gray tile of the home, which overlooks the only survivor of the firestorm — the family’s swimming pool. Wangrycht contacted Lifestyle Homes to build the house after the fires tore through the city, burning down 33 homes in Palm Bay and three others nearby be- ginning on Mother’s Day. Luhn said they decided to forgo any profit on building the home, in order to keep the costs down for a family who had lost everything and was starting over. “Palm Bay is where Lifestyle Homes was founded in the early- ’80s, and it’s just awesome to be able to contribute back to some- body rebuilding their life after such a tragic circumstance,” said Luhn, whose father, John, and a business partner, started the company in 1984. “They envi- sioned a company that would be not only a successful business, but also deeply embedded them- selves in the community, and what goes along with that is giv- ing back when people are in need of things that are at our disposal.” In addition, the subcontractors caught the spirit of giving and kept their costs down, as well. See WISH, 5B Michael R. Brown, FLORIDA TODAY Running the gauntlet. Convicted dog abuser Christine Abrams tries to hide her face from the crowd of animal lovers and the me- dia as she approaches the courtroom for a hearing Tuesday at the Moore Justice Center in Viera. Service groups, arts obtain county funds Tim Shortt, FLORIDA TODAY May 2008 FLORIDA TODAY file BY RICK NEALE FLORIDA TODAY VIERA — Despite the eco- nomic recession, North Brevard Charities, the Brevard Alzheimer’s Foundation and a dozen other service organiza- tions will receive county grant funding this year. Tuesday, the Brevard County Commission unanimously voted to award $979,895 to so- cial- and human-service agen- cies that help the poor, elderly, children and other vulnerable residents. In a similar move, commis- sioners voted 4-1 to award $293,000 to 29 Brevard cultural groups, such as the Space Coast Ballet, Strawbridge Art League and Titusville Play- house. Andy Anderson voted no. The outlays, which total more than $1.27 million, will be financed using the county gen- eral fund. Commissioners agreed that the service agencies provide es- sential services to the impover- ished that would cost the county more cash to provide on its own. Jason Steele, chairman of the Brevard County Republican Party executive committee, lobbied in favor of the funding. He is a board member of PRE- VENT! of Brevard, one of the 14 service agency grant recipi- ents. And he said he struggled with drug addiction in 1985. “Tens of thousands of people in this community are faced with these problems. And, un- fortunately, what it does to gov- ernment is incredible,” he said. When considering service- organization funding, Steele asked commissioners to put themselves in the shoes of a pregnant woman who gets beaten by her husband. Prior to the $293,000 cultur- al-funding vote, in light of the Christmas season, a cellist and violinist with the Brevard Sym- phony Orchestra performed Mozart for the commission. “Man’s very existence is de- fined by his culture, and by the See FUNDS, 7B Charred ruin. The Wangrychts managed to retrieve only a few items from the ashes of their old home.. New home. The Wangrychts start moving into their new home, built on the site of the home, right, they lost in May’s arson fires. Satellite offers hurricane clues 2009 predictions On Dec. 10, William Gray’s team at Colorado State University predicted 14 named storms between June 1 and Nov. 30, 2009. They expect seven of the 14 storms to become hurri- canes. Of those seven, three will develop into in- tense or major hurricanes (of Category 3, 4 or 5) with sustained winds of 111 mph or greater, the team said. @ Learn more about the Ja- son-2 satellite, and read “Fay’s Aftermath: Underwa- ter and underinsured,” a special report by FLORIDA TODAY. Jason-2 will help map out ocean heat that feeds storm intensity BY JIM WAYMER FLORIDA TODAY A new satellite about 800 miles above Earth will help scientists better understand hurricane strength, rising sea levels and global warming. Researchers worldwide can access the first climate data from the international satellite named Jason-2, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administra- tion announced Tuesday. The satellite, named after the mythological Greek leader of the Argonauts, will help scientists create a clearer picture of sea- level increases and changing ocean features around tropical cyclones. The satellite maps ocean heat that feeds storm in- tensity. The near-real-time Jason-2 data is crucial for predicting sea- level rise, a leading NOAA scien- tist said. “The sea level is rising at a rate of 3.2 millimeters per year, nearly twice as fast as the previ- ous 100 years,” Laury Miller, chief of NOAA’s Laboratory for Satellite Altimetry, said in a news release. “If this rate continues unchanged during the coming decades, it will have a huge im- pact on coastal regions, with ero- sion and flooding.” From low orbit, the spacecraft monitors 95 percent of the world’s ice-free oceans every 10 days. Jason-2, launched June 20 from California, is a joint effort between NOAA, NASA and Eu- ropean agencies. Contact Waymer at 242-3663 or [email protected]. INSIDE Man charged in death of toddler New features available at floridatoday.com. We have changed floridatoday.com’s home page to better give you the news and information you want to click on. 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Christmas party benefits the needy Hundreds of families are ex- pected to turn out in Fellsmere this weekend as a Operation Hope, a longtime community or- ganization, presents an event that ensures the needy have food, toys and clothes for Christ- mas, 4B Judge rejects request for second autopsy A judge denies requests from the mother of missing Florida toddler Caylee Anthony to force investigators to turn over pho- tos, videos and drawings from the woods where a child’s re- mains were found, and also de- nies motions from Casey Antho- ny’s attorneys to allow a second autopsy, FLORIDA, 10B BY J.D. GALLOP FLORIDA TODAY MELBOURNE — Veda Van- Cleave was born on Valentine’s Day 2007 but never had a chance to see her second birth- day. Now prosecutors have charged 23-year-old Shane William George, the boyfriend of the toddler’s mother, with first-degree murder and aggra- vated child abuse in connection with Veda’s death. George, who had a bond hearing Tues- day, remains held at the Brevard County jail in Sharpes on a $100,000 bond. “Basically, we followed up on the case and there was enough information to have it pres- ented to the grand jury,” said Cmdr. Ron Bell, spokesman for the Melbourne Police Depart- ment. The child’s death becomes Brevard County’s 22nd re- ported homicide and the eighth slaying in Melbourne this year. George surrendered to au- thorities last Wednesday after the grand jury indicted him on charges stemming from Veda’s death nearly eight months ago. George, who had not been See TODDLER, 6B Shane William George, 23, re- mains held at the Brevard County jail on Sharpes on a $100,000 bond. On 2B AROUND OUR COMMUNITIES . . . Dense fog advisory issued for north Brevard County ... Brevard County Democrats elect new officers ... Palm Bay woman tried to hide bottle of wine, other shoplifted items in a car seat beneath her 10-month-old baby, police say
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floridatoday.com SPACE COAST BWednesday
Dec. 17, 2008
METRO EDITOR BELINDA STEWART, [email protected] or 242-3634
Dog abuserfaces jailby FridayJudge gives Abrams bond deadline
BY MICHELLE SPITZERFLORIDA TODAY
VIERA — A Brevard Countyjudge ruled that a woman con-victed of abandoning her dog,which starved to death, can re-main free while her case is be-ing appealed if she posts $5,000bondbynoonFriday.
ChristineAbrams,30, techni-cally only has to pay 10 percentof the bond, $500, which her at-torney said in court Tuesday isfeasible.JudgeKellyMcKibbenalso ruled Tuesday that Ab-rams must surrender her pass-port, obtain permission beforetraveling outside the state, can-not own an animal and mustcheck in with a probation offi-ceronceaweek.
When approached by FLOR-IDA TODAY after the hearing,Abrams said she had no com-ment.
Her attorney, Andrew Stine
of West Palm Beach, said hisclient deserved to remain freeduring theappeal.
“She is not by any means athreat to the community,” Stinesaid. “Sheisnotgoing toflee.”
Prosecutor Michael Raskasaid the state wanted Abramsordered to jail Tuesday, but thejudge’s ruling was not a sur-prise.
“Our main concern is overher jail time,”Raskasaid.
Abrams pleaded no contestSee DOG, 3B
@View more photos of con-victed dog abuser Chris-tine Abrams’ hearing be-fore Judge Kelly McKib-ben in Viera.
PHOTO GALLERY
Tim Shortt, FLORIDA TODAY
Early Christmas gift. Jake Luhn, director of sales and marketing withLifestyle Homes, gets a hug of appreciation Tuesday from DeborahWangrycht as her husband, Michael, reads a new home greeting card
from the staff at Lifestyle. The Wangrychts lost their home on Torring-ton Street during the Palm Bay wildfires earlier this year. LifestyleHomes built a new home on the same site, at cost.
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BY KIMBERLY C. MOOREFLORIDA TODAY
PALM BAY — With smiles, ahug and a kiss on the cheek, Life-style Homes’ Jake Luhn wel-comed Michael and DeborahWangrycht to their new homeTuesdaymorning.
“This is our Christmas pres-ent,” said Michael Wangrycht,whose home burned down in theMay arson fires. “Nothing likebeinghomefor theholidays.”
The Wangrychts began mov-ing into their new home at 6 a.m.Tuesday. By noon, a delivery vanfrom Appliance Direct was back-ing into their driveway at 1148
TorringtonSt.withanewwasheranddryerandrefrigerator.
“It’sabeautiful thing,”MichaelWangrycht said, showing off theclean white rooms and gray tileof the home, which overlooks theonly survivor of the firestorm —thefamily’sswimmingpool.
WangrychtcontactedLifestyleHomes to build the house afterthe fires tore through the city,burning down 33 homes in Palm
Bay and three others nearby be-ginningonMother’sDay.
Luhn said they decided toforgo any profit on building thehome, in order to keep the costs
down for a family who had losteverything and was startingover.
“Palm Bay is where LifestyleHomes was founded in the early-’80s, and it’s just awesome to beable to contribute back to some-body rebuilding their life aftersuch a tragic circumstance,” saidLuhn, whose father, John, and abusiness partner, started thecompany in 1984. “They envi-sioned a company that would benot only a successful business,but also deeply embedded them-selves in the community, andwhat goes along with that is giv-ingbackwhenpeopleare inneedof things thatareatourdisposal.”
Inaddition, thesubcontractorscaught the spirit of giving andkept theircostsdown,aswell.
See WISH, 5BMichael R. Brown, FLORIDA TODAY
Running the gauntlet. Convicted dog abuser Christine Abramstries to hide her face from the crowd of animal lovers and the me-dia as she approaches the courtroom for a hearing Tuesday at theMoore Justice Center in Viera.
Service groups, artsobtain county funds
Tim Shortt, FLORIDA TODAY May 2008 FLORIDA TODAY file BY RICK NEALEFLORIDA TODAY
VIERA — Despite the eco-nomic recess i on , Nor thBrevard Charities, the BrevardAlzheimer’s Foundation and adozen other service organiza-tions will receive county grantfunding thisyear.
Tuesday, theBrevardCountyCommission unanimouslyvoted to award $979,895 to so-cial- and human-service agen-cies that help the poor, elderly,children and other vulnerableresidents.
In a similar move, commis-sioners voted 4-1 to award$293,000 to 29 Brevard culturalgroups, such as the SpaceCoast Ballet, Strawbridge ArtLeague and Titusville Play-house. Andy Anderson votedno.
The outlays, which totalmore than $1.27 million, will befinanced using the county gen-eral fund.
Commissioners agreed thatthe service agencies provide es-sential services to the impover-
ished that would cost thecounty more cash to provide onitsown.
Jason Steele, chairmanof theBrevard County RepublicanParty executive committee,lobbied in favor of the funding.He is a board member of PRE-VENT! of Brevard, oneof the14service agency grant recipi-ents. And he said he struggledwithdrugaddictionin1985.
“Tens of thousands of peoplein this community are facedwith these problems. And, un-fortunately, what it does to gov-ernment is incredible,”hesaid.
When considering service-organization funding, Steeleasked commissioners to putthemselves in the shoes of apregnant woman who getsbeatenbyherhusband.
Prior to the $293,000 cultur-al-funding vote, in light of theChristmas season, a cellist andviolinist with the Brevard Sym-phony Orchestra performedMozart for thecommission.
“Man’s very existence is de-fined by his culture, and by the
See FUNDS, 7B
Charred ruin. The Wangrychts managed to retrieve only a few itemsfrom the ashes of their old home..
New home. The Wangrychts start moving into their new home, builton the site of the home, right, they lost in May’s arson fires.
Satellite offers hurricane clues 2009 predictionsOn Dec. 10, William Gray’steam at Colorado StateUniversity predicted 14named storms betweenJune 1 and Nov. 30, 2009.They expect seven of the14 storms to become hurri-canes. Of those seven,three will develop into in-tense or major hurricanes(of Category 3, 4 or 5) withsustained winds of 111mph or greater, the teamsaid.
@Learn more about the Ja-son-2 satellite, and read“Fay’s Aftermath: Underwa-ter and underinsured,” aspecial report by FLORIDATODAY.
Jason-2 will help map out oceanheat that feeds storm intensity
BY JIM WAYMERFLORIDA TODAY
A new satellite about 800 milesabove Earth will help scientistsbetter understand hurricanestrength, rising sea levels andglobalwarming.
Researchers worldwide canaccess the first climate data fromthe international satellite namedJason-2, the National Oceanicand Atmospheric Administra-tionannouncedTuesday.
The satellite, named after the
mythological Greek leader of theArgonauts, will help scientistscreate a clearer picture of sea-level increases and changingocean features around tropicalcyclones. The satellite mapsocean heat that feeds storm in-tensity.
The near-real-time Jason-2data is crucial for predicting sea-level rise, a leading NOAA scien-tistsaid.
“The sea level is rising at a rateof 3.2 millimeters per year,
nearly twice as fast as the previ-ous 100 years,” Laury Miller,chief of NOAA’s Laboratory forSatelliteAltimetry,said ina newsrelease. “If this rate continuesunchanged during the comingdecades, it will have a huge im-pact on coastal regions, with ero-sionandflooding.”
From low orbit, the spacecraftmonitors 95 percent of theworld’s ice-free oceans every 10days.
Jason-2, launched June 20from California, is a joint effortbetween NOAA, NASA and Eu-ropeanagencies.Contact Waymer at 242-3663or [email protected].
INSIDE Man charged in death of toddler New features available at floridatoday.com.We have changedfloridatoday.com’s homepage to better give you thenews and information youwant to click on.Here are some of the high-lights of the new featuresyou’ll find:0 More photo galleries: Ourpopular photo gallery featureis expanded, now giving youinstant access to six of ourmost-popular galleries, includ-ing Zap Squad, On the Townand arrest mugshots.0 Enhanced story search:Search articles posted duringthe past seven days by typing
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Christmas partybenefits the needyHundreds of families are ex-pected to turn out in Fellsmerethis weekend as a OperationHope, a longtime community or-ganization, presents an eventthat ensures the needy havefood, toys and clothes for Christ-mas, 4B
Judge rejects requestfor second autopsyA judge denies requests fromthe mother of missing Floridatoddler Caylee Anthony to forceinvestigators to turn over pho-tos, videos and drawings fromthe woods where a child’s re-mains were found, and also de-nies motions from Casey Antho-ny’s attorneys to allow a secondautopsy, FLORIDA, 10B
BY J.D. GALLOPFLORIDA TODAY
MELBOURNE — Veda Van-Cleave was born on Valentine’sDay 2007 but never had achance to see her second birth-day.
Now prosecutors havecharged 23-year-old ShaneWilliam George, the boyfriendof the toddler’s mother, withfirst-degree murder and aggra-vated child abuse in connectionwith Veda’s death. George,who had a bond hearing Tues-day , rema ins held at theBrevard County jail in Sharpesona$100,000bond.
“Basically,we followed uponthe case and there was enoughinformation to have it pres-ented to the grand jury,” saidCmdr. Ron Bell, spokesman forthe Melbourne Police Depart-ment.
The child’s death becomesBrevard County’s 22nd re-ported homicide and the eighth
slaying inMelbourne thisyear.
George surrendered to au-thorities last Wednesday afterthe grand jury indicted him oncharges stemming from Veda’sdeath nearly eight months ago.George, who had not been
See TODDLER, 6B
Shane WilliamGeorge, 23, re-mains held atthe BrevardCounty jail onSharpes on a$100,000bond.
On 2B AROUND OUR COMMUNITIES . . . Dense fog advisory issued for north Brevard County . . . Brevard County Democrats elect new officers. . . Palm Bay woman tried to hide bottle of wine, other shoplifted items in a car seat beneath her 10-month-old baby, police say
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Family looksforward toChristmas
@See more photos as theWangrychts move into theirnew home.
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CDS Plumbing even donatedtheir labor for free.
“It was a Christian thing to doand it helped somebody out,”CDS owner Paul DeWitte said.“They were pretty much down-and-outafterall thathappened.”
Michael Wangrycht, 52, rebuilton the same lot where he and hiswife lived for 14 years before theflames. They’ve been married for33years.
At about 5 p.m. May 12, Wan-grycht was helping a neighborprotect his home when the treeson their block erupted in flames,
which caught Wangrycht’swooden fence on fire and thenspread tohisroof.
Deborah Wangrycht pulledonly a few things out of the ashes:a melted coin collection, a statueof an embracing couple and a pa-per note from one of her grand-daughters that read:“I loveyou.”
The couple has six grandchil-dren, and they are looking for-ward to their first Christmas inthenewhome.
“I’mfeelingecstatic today. Icancome back home,” Wangrychtsaid. “I haven’t been home in along time.”Contact Moore at 409-1423or [email protected].
Out of the ashes. A statue of anembracing couple was one of thefew possessions the Wangrychtsmanaged to recover from their oldhome after it was destroyed inMay’s arson fires.
Photos by Tim Shortt, FLORIDA TODAY
Hope grows again. Jake Luhn, left, and Mike Vittitoe of Lifestyle Homes carry a plant to Deborah and Mi-chael Wangrycht’s rebuilt home on Torrington Street in Palm Bay on Tuesday.
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MOXLEY, JR..05-2008-DR-030448-XXXX-XX 12/19/2008 CHILD SUPPORT-HEARING; D-DANELLE COLLEEN NIEDZWIECKI; P-STATE OF FLORIDA DOR ET AL; JUDGE KURT ERLENBACH.05-2008-DR-038588-XXXX-XX 12/19/2008 DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE-HEARING; D-LUCY MARY LYRA CAPORALETTI; P-JAMES GREGORY CAPORALETTI; JUDGE CHARLES G CRAWFORD.05-2008-DR-038844-XXXX-XX 12/19/2008 CHILD SUPPORT-HEARING; D-ROBERT C EATON; P-STATE OF FLORIDA DOR ET AL; JUDGE KURT ERLENBACH.05-2008-DR-040944-XXXX-XX 12/19/2008 CHILD SUPPORT-HEARING; D-PAUL H JOHNSON; P-STATE OF FLORIDA DOR ET AL; JUDGE KURT ERLENBACH.05-2008-DR-042253-XXXX-XX 12/19/2008 DISSOLUTION WITH CHILDREN-MOTION HEARING; D-EUGENE LAURENT TALBOT JR, EUGENE LAURENT TALBOT JR; P-KRISTINA WALTERS TALBOT, KRISTINA WALTERS TALBOT; JUDGE VALERIE BROWN.05-2008-DR-045307-XXXX-XX 12/19/2008 CHILD SUPPORT-HEARING; D-TROY R CHRISTENSEN; P-STATE OF FLORIDA DOR ET AL; JUDGE KURT ERLENBACH.05-2008-DR-045366-XXXX-XX 12/19/2008 CHILD SUPPORT-HEARING; D-PHILLIP L HAIR; P-STATE OF FLORIDA DOR ET AL; JUDGE KURT ERLENBACH.05-2008-DR-045388-XXXX-XX 12/19/2008 CHILD SUPPORT-HEARING; D-JAMES G WILDER; P-STATE OF FLORIDA DOR ET AL; JUDGE KURT ERLENBACH.05-2008-DR-045389-XXXX-XX 12/19/2008 CHILD SUPPORT-HEARING; D-GRADY W WARD JR; P-STATE OF FLORIDA DOR ET AL; JUDGE KURT ERLENBACH.05-2008-DR-045394-XXXX-XX 12/19/2008 CHILD SUPPORT-HEARING; D-LATASHA N CHRISTIAN; P-STATE OF FLORIDA DOR ET AL; JUDGE KURT ERLENBACH.05-2008-DR-045395-XXXX-XX 12/19/2008 CHILD SUPPORT-HEARING; D-LATASHA N CHRISTIAN; P-STATE OF FLORIDA DOR ET AL; JUDGE KURT ERLENBACH.05-2008-DR-045413-XXXX-XX 12/19/2008 CHILD SUPPORT-HEARING; D-EDWARD S RANIERI; P-STATE OF FLORIDA DOR ET AL; JUDGE KURT ERLENBACH.05-2008-DR-054001-XXXX-XX 12/19/2008 CHILD SUPPORT-HEARING; D-GREGORY A KEYES; P-STATE OF FLORIDA DOR ET AL; JUDGE KURT ERLENBACH.05-2008-DR-059089-XXXX-XX 12/19/2008 CUSTODY-HEARING; D-GREGORY A OLEARY II ET AL; P-ANGELA M OLEARY ET AL; JUDGE TAYLOR JENNIFER O.05-2008-DR-068703-XXXX-XX 12/19/2008 DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE-HEARING; D-JACOB ALLEN FAIRCHILD; P-STACEY LYNN FAIRCHILD; JUDGE TONYA B. 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SILVERMAN.05-2008-DR-055007-XXXX-XX 12/22/2008 DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE-HEARING; D-BRIAN J BLATZ; P-IRIS H BLATZ; JUDGE DAVID E. SILVERMAN.05-2008-DR-057099-XXXX-XX 12/22/2008 DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE-HEARING; D-SCOTT A GIBBS; P-SUZANNE L GIBBS; JUDGE TONYA B. RAINWATER.05-2008-DR-061323-XXXX-XX 12/22/2008 CHILD SUPPORT-HEARING; D-JUSTIN T JONES; P-STATE OF FLORIDA DOR ET AL; JUDGE KURT ERLENBACH.05-2008-DR-061340-XXXX-XX 12/22/2008 CHILD SUPPORT-HEARING; D-JONATHAN L BRADLEY; P-STATE OF FLORIDA DOR ET AL; JUDGE KURT ERLENBACH.05-2008-DR-064825-XXXX-XX 12/22/2008 DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE-HEARING; D-CHARLES COOLEY; P-WENDY COOLEY; JUDGE DAVID E. SILVERMAN.05-2003-DR-040038-XXXX-XX 12/23/2008 DISSOLUTION WITH CHILDREN-HEARING; D-EMILY JANSEN; P-JOHN GREGORY JANSEN; JUDGE BRUCE W. JACOBUS.05-2008-DR-007532-XXXX-XX 12/23/2008 DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE-HEARING; D-WILLIAM LEE FARMER; P-SHANNON L WILSON-FARMER; JUDGE GEORGE B. TURNER.
