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RESOLUTION NO. 8F-ft4E
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A RESOLUTION APPOINTING CERTAIN
INDIVIDUALS TO THE 13-MEMBER CITY-
WIDE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY
BOARD, IN ACCORDANCE' WITH
RESOLUTION 86-47 ADOPTED BY THE
CITY COMMISSION ON JANUARY 23,
1986.
WHEREAS, by Resolution 86-47 , the City Commission, on
January 23, 1986, created a 13-member city-wide Community
Development Advisory Board to advise the City Commission on
community development and housing needs, and
WHEREAS, said Board is comprised of the following
members:
One representative (resident or property owner) from
each of the eight Community Development target areas
to be appointed by the City Commission
Five representatives of the private sector (business
owners or representatives of financial institutions
located in the City of Miami) to be appointed by the
City Commission; and
WHEREAS, there are 13 vacancies on the Board that
require an appointment by the City Commission;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. The following individuals are hereby
appointed to the 13-member city-wide Community Development
Advisory Board as follows:
1. MARIANO CRUZ , representing the
Allapattah Community Development target area.
2. FRANKIE ROLLE , representing the
Coconut Grove Community Development target
area.
3. JACK KUPER representing the
Downtown Community Development target area.
4. SANDY HALL , representing the
Edison Little River Community Development
target area.
5. JOSE VILLALOBOS , representing the
Little Havana Community Development target
area.
CITY COMMISSION
MEETING OF
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1986.
CONELIUS ALLEN representing the
Model City Community Development target area.
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DESIGNEE OF THE OVERTOWN
ADV.$Drepresenting
the
Overtown Community
Development target area.
g,
DOROTHY QUINTANA
, representing
the
Wynwood Community
Development target area.
g,
LUIS SABINES
, representing
the
private sector.
10.
WILLIE CALHOUN
, representing
the
private sector.
11.
CARY DE LEON
, representing
the
private sector.
12.
MARIA ELENA TORANO
, representing
the
private sector.
13.
HERIBERTO FONSECA
, representing
the
private sector.
PASSED AND ADOPTED this 23rd day of JANUARY
ty Clerk
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
Chief Deputy City Attorney
RM AND CORRECTNESS:
City Attorney
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Comision de la
Ciudad de V-ianrii ,
350U Fam American Drive,
iami , it - , 331010
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Honorables Comisionados:
Los abajo firmantes, todos vecinos de la "Iona de Desarrollo Comuni-
tario de la Pequena Habana". F'or la presente, venimos a solicitar
de ustedes que se reccnsidere la designation que se efectuo el. dia 7
de Lnero de 1986, para recomendar al "Chairperson" de esa zona comu-
nitaria. Es de conocirniento publico y de disgusto a su vez que dicha
ccnvocatoria no tuviera la divulgacion necessria e indispensable con
el fin de que Jos vecinos de esa area pi.:dieran participar de la misma
en la forma democratica que estcs actos domandan pees con ello se evi-
ta que se hagan designaciones partidistas en favor de algun amigo al
que se apoya por razenes personates y no por apreciaciones a Jos meri-
tos civicos y comunitarios ccrio demanda tan sensitle cirgo.
FOR T/,NTC: hogamcs a ustedes senores comisionados que en procura de
hater justicia a la comunidad Coda, se acuerde por esa :.omision, la
convocatori.a a una nueva asamblea en e:•ta Iona de Desarrollo, can to-
da la divulgacion e inforr_acicn nece.-aria para la mas anplia partici-
pacion de todo el vecindario.
For una comunidad unida y fuerte en la defensa de sus mas sagrados in-
tereses. De ustedes muy respetuosamente.
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Honorables Comisionados:
Los abajo firmantes, todos vecinos de la "Iona de Desarrollo Comuni-
tario de la Pequena Habana". Por la presente, venimos a solicitar
de ustedes que se reconsidere la designacicn que se efectuo el-dia 7
de Enero de 19862 para recomendar al "Chairperson" de esa zona comu-
nitaria. Es de conocimiento publico y de di:gusto a su vez que dicha
convocatoria no tuviera la divulgacion necesaria e indispensable con
el fin de que Jos vecinos de esa area pudieran participar de la misma
en la forma democratica que estos actos demandan pues con ello se evi-
ta que se hagan designaciones partidistas en favor de algun amigo al
que se apoya por razcnes personales y no por apreciaciones a Jos meri-
tos covicos y comunitarios Como demands tan sensible c4rgo.
POR TANTC: Rogamos a ustedes senores comisionados que en procura de
hacer justicia a la comunidad toda, se acuerde por esa Comisicn, la
convocatoria a una nueva asamblea en esta Zona de Desarrollo, con to-
da la divulgacion a informacion necesaria para.la mas amplia partici-
pacion de todo el vecindario.
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honorables Gocrisionados:
Los abajo firmantes, todos vecinos de la "ZIona de hesarrollo Comuni-
tario de la Pequefia Habana". For la presente, venimos a solicitar
de ustedes que se reconsidere la designacion que se efectuo el dia 7
de �nero de 1986, Para recomendar al t'Chairperson" de esa zona comu-
nitaria. Ls de conocimiento publico y de disgusto a su vez que dicha
ccnvocatoria no tuviera la divulgacion necesaria e indispensable con
el fin de que Jos vecinos de esa rirea pudieran participar de la misma
en la forma democratica que estos actor denandan rues con ello se evi-
ta que se pagan designaciones partidistas en favor de algun amigo al
que se apoya por razcnes persenales y no per aprecizcior:es a los meri-
tos civicos y comunitarios como demanda tali sensible cargo.
POR TANTC : Rogamos a ustedes senores corrLisi; nados que en procura de
racer justicia a la comunidad toda, se acuerde por esa Comisir;n, la
convocatoria a una nueva a--amblea en esta Zona de Desarrollo, con to-
da la divulgaca.on e inforrracicn necesaria para la mar amplia partici-
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Honorables miembros de la
Comision ;.unicipal de la
Ciudad de !�-iami ,
3500 Pam American Drive,
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Honorables Comisionados:
Los abajo firmantes, todos vecinos de 1d� "Zona de Desarrollo Comuni-
tario de la Pequeria Habana". Por la presente, venimos a solicitar
de ustedes que se reconsidere la designacion que se efectuo el dia 7
de Enero de 19860 pars recomendar al "Chairperson" de esa zona comu-
nitaria. Es de conocimiento publico y de disgusto a su vez que dicha
convocatoria no tuviera la divulgacion necesaria a indispensable con
el fin de que los vecinos de esa area pudieran participar de la misma
en la forma democratica que estos actos demandan pues con ello se evi-
ta que se hagan designaciones partidistas en favor de algun amigo al
que se apoya por razones personales y no por apreciaciones a los meri-
tos civicos y comunitarios como demanda tan sensible cargo.
POR TANTC: Rogamos a ustedes senores comisionados que en procura de
hacer justicia a la comunidad toda, se acuerde por esa Comision, la
convocatoria a una nueva asamblea en esta Zona de Desarrollo, con to-
da la divulgacion a informacion necesaria para la ma's amplia partici-
pacion de todo el vecindario.
Por una comunidad unida y fuerte en la defensa de sus mas sagrados in-
tereses. De ustedes muy respetuosamente.
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3500 Pam American i%rive,
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Honorables Comisionados:
Los abao firmantes, todos vecinos de la "ona de Desarrollo Comuri-
tario de la Pequena Habana". Por la presente, venimos a solicitar
de ustedes quo se reconsidere la designaci6n que se efectuo el dia 7
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de Enerc de 1986, par4 recomendar. al "Chairperson" de esa zona Comu-
ni.taria. Es de conocir„iento publico y de diEEustc a su vez que dicha
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convoca.toria a una nueva asamblea en esta Zona de Uesarrcl'c, coin to-
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Honorable Mayor and
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Members of City Commission -;-
Creation of Community Deve-
lopment Advisory Board and
Appointment of Members
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It is recommended that the City
Commission formalize Motion No. 85-1183
passed on December 19, 1985, creating a
13 member Citywide Advisory Board for
the Community Development Block Grant
Program and appointing 13 individuals to
serve on said Board, per the attached
resolutions.
On December 19, 1985, by Motion No. 85-1183, the City Commission
approved in principle, the creation of a 13 member Citywide advisory
Board for the Community Development Block Grant Program to replace
the 21- member Community Development Advisory Board.
The 13-member Board, comprised of one representative of each of the
eight Community Development target areas (residents or property
owners) and 5 representatives from the private sector (City of Miami
business owners or representatives of financial institutions located
in the City), will advise the City Commission on community
development and housing priorities with respect to the Community
Development Block Grant Program. The attached resolution formalizes
this motion and creates the 13 member Advisory Board, rescinding
Resolution No. 82-560 which had created the 21- member Community
Development Advisory Board. It is recommended that the initial term
of membership expire May 1, 1987 and on May 1 of each calendar year
for terms thereafter.
At the December 19, 1985 meeting, the City Commission requested that
the administration hold meetings in each target area to obtain
recommendations from each area as to who should be considered by the
City Commission to represent that target area on the Board.
Meetings were scheduled in each of the eight target areas and
resumes were requested from individuals wishing to be considered for
appointment to the Board as the target area representative or as a
representative of the private sector. Attached is a copy of the
advertisement that was placed (Attachment A). Additionally, public
service announcements were placed on radios and flyers were
distributed in each target area. The printed media also published
several articles on the new Board and the meeting schedule.
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RE: Creation of Community Development
Advisory Board and Appointment of
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The following individuals were recommended to represent their target
area at the target area meeting:
Allapattah:
Coconut Grove:
Downtown:
Edison/Little River:
Little Havana:
Model City:
Overtown:
Wynwood:
Mariano Cruz (400 votes of 400)
Frankie Rolle (10 votes of 10)
Jack Kuper (3 votes of 4)
Tie Vote - Sandy Hall (4 votes) and
Paula L. Campbell- Stone (4 votes)
Jose Villalobos (65 votes of 77)
Cornelius Allen (4 votes of 10)
No Recommendation (see attached summary)
Dorothy Quintana (50 votes of 57)
In addition to those individuals that were recommended for
appointment at the thate theirs names meetings,their
be submitted vto athe tCity
who have requested
Commission for consideration.
Also, fifteen (15) individuals have submitted their
resumes for
consideration by the City Commission as the private sector
representatives.
Attached (Attachment B) is a summary of the target area meetings and
a list of individuals requesting appointment to the Board. Resumes
are also attached.
It is requested that the City Commission make the appointments at
the January 23, 1986 meeting so that we can begin our Community
Development planning process in February.
Attachments
ATTACHMENT A
COPY FROM NFWSPAPER
..The_-. _City_-_ of Miami Depart --rent of Community _Dev elcpmen � is
soliciting resumes from individuals interested in serving on the
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-- --responsible for -advising the City Commission' on-- communt_r—
development needs and priorities with respect to the City's
Ccmmunity Development Block Grant Prccram.
A thirteen (13) member Citywide Bcard will be appointed by the
Citv Commission, to be comprise of the following repre-
sentatives: -
One (1) member from each of the eight (8) Cemmunit•_J
Development target areas: :.Allapattah, Wvnwcod, Model City,
Edison/Little Rive=, Little Havana, Overtcwn, Downtown and
Coconut Grove. 'These members mush reside within the ta_ce_
areas or own property in the target areas. The Dcwntcw-n
member could be•a business or property owner or the di-ec�or
cf a non-profit" institution not receiving City Co,,uni _y
Development funds.
Five (5) members representing the private sector,
business owners-. or officers of a financial institution
located in the City of Miami • Staf-f will be holding meetings in the Ccmmunity Development
tarcet areas to explain the process, as well as to obtain a
recommendation from those present as to who should represent
their area on the Board. Please bring proof of residency or
property ownership to the meeting.
The meeting dates are as follows:
January 6, 1986 at 7:00 p.m. .
Model City - "Uptown City Hall"
6116 N.W. 7 Avenue
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Edison/Little River - Miami Edison Sr. High School
Auditorium
6161•N.W. 5 Court
January 7, 1986 at 7:00 p-m-
Wynwoed-Eucenio Maria de Hostos Neighborhood Elderly Center
2962 N.W. 2*Avenue
Little Havana - Manuel Artime Community Center Auditorium
goo S.W. 1 Street
Allapattah - Allapattah Elderly Meals Facility
2257 N.W. North River.Drive
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Januar-, 8, 1986 at 7:00 P.m. _
Cvertown - Culmer Over -town Neichberhood Center
1600 N.W. 3 Avenue
Coconut' Grove -- Coconut 'rove riuman�tr esourc�s�uilding
Di- _e _Highway— — -- — - - -- - - -
January 8, 1986 at 5:30 p.m.
a Downtown - City Administration Building, First Flcor
275 N.W. 2 Street
Individuals interested in ser,ring on the Board are encoit is to
attend the meetings in their respective areas although it is not
required. The resumes must be received by the Deoart:nent c�
i 1145 N.W. 11 • Street, Miami, Flor:ca
Communi..v 'Dere_ooment, 9 1086, Resumes must
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33136, no later than 9:00 c•m -
include, at a minimum, your name,
address, occupation, pas`. and
current participation in community af`airs, and why you feel you
should be appointed to the Board. -
The CityCommission will make its appoint-ments to the CCmr,�unit'J
Development Advisory Board at its January 23, 1986 meeting.
For further information , contact the Department of y
C^mmunit
Development at 579-6824.
ATTACHMENT B
SUMMARY OF TARGET AREA MEETINGS AND NAMES OF INDIVIDUALS SEEKING
APPOINTMENT TO THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ADVISORY BOARD
TARGET AREA:
Allapattah
Date of meeting: January 7, 1986
Number of people voting: 400
Nominees/votes received:
Mariano Cruz
1227 N.W. 26th Street
received 400 votes
Individuals seeking target area appointment:
Geraldine L. Wellman
Property owner
1449 N.W. 15 Street
Coconut Grove
Date of meeting: January 9, 1986
Number of people voting: 10
Nominees/votes received:
Reverend Ronald Fox
3464 Oak Avenue
no votes
Frankie Rolle
3430 William Avenue
received 10 votes
Individuals seeking target area appointment:
Reverend Fox (a resume
was not received by the
City) is still seeking
appointment
Phyllis Williams
Property owner
3638 Percival Avenue
Downtown
Date of meeting:
Number of people voting:
Nominees/votes received:
Y'.
January 9, 1986
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Jack Kuper
Owner of Forum Men' s Store
121 E. Flagler Street
received 3 votes
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cont. Downtown
Angel Rodriguez
Owner of McDonalds
100 South Miami Avenue
received 1 vote
Edison/Little River
Date of meeting: January 6, 1986
Number of people voting: 8
Nominees/votes received:
Sandy Hall
200 N.E. 45th Street
received 4 votes
Paula Campbell -Stone
5130 N.W. 5th Avenue
received 4 votes
Individuals seeking target area appointment:
Bette Graham
298 N.W. 48th Street
Little Havana
Date of meeting:
Number of people voting:
Nominees/votes received:
Individuals seeking target area
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January 7, 1986
77
Christina De Armas (not
present at meeting and we
can't confirm if she lives
or owns property in area)
received 1 vote
Hector Lopez
1235 W. Flagler Street
received 11 votes
Jose Villalobos
130 N.W. 24th Court
received 65 votes
appointment:
Gloria Gyoria
1718 S.W. 17th Avenue
Hector Lopez is still
seeking appointment
Marta Luis
Business owner
1231 S.W. 27th Avenue
Enrique Vega
1403 N.W. 7th Street
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Model City
Date of meeting:
Number of people voting:
Nominees/votes received:
January 6, 1986
10
Cornelius Allen
912 N.W. 64th Street
received 4 votes
Willie Calhoun
Owner, King the Taylor
6129 N.W. 7th Avenue
received 3 votes
James Campbell
1180 N.W. 59th Street
received 3 votes
Mary W. Johnson
160 N.W. 56th Street
no votes
Individuals seeking target area appointment:
Date of meeting:
James Campbell is still
seeking appointment
Sam Latimore
932 N.W. 55th Street
January 9, 1986
We did not receive any resumes from individuals from the
Overtown area and no one attended the scheduled meeting.
By Resolution 85-399, the City Commission designated the
Overtown Advisory Board as the official advisory board for
the Overtown Community Development target area, therefore,
it is recommended that the Board be allowed to elect the
Overtown representative to the citywide board from its
membership.
Wynwood
Date of meeting:
Number of people voting:
Nominees/votes received:
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January 7, 1986
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Sister Ana Luisa Borja
144 N.W. 26th Street
received 7 votes
Dorothy Quintana
262 N.W. 34th Street
received 50 votes
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cont. Wynwood
Individuals seeking target area appointment:
Sister Borja is still
seeking appointment
Michael Kosnitzky
1 600 N.E. 36th Street
PRIVATE SECTOR NOMINEES:
Sue Scharth Alger
Owner of T.A.S.C.
Technical/Administrative Support Consultants
3051 Lime Ct.
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Evelio Barriel
President of Nice and Easy Warehouse, Inc.
1881 N. W. 20th Street
Gladys Brown
Owner of Brown Cleaners
2971 N. W. 62nd Street
Willie Calhoun
Owner of King the Taylor
6129 N. W. 7th Avenue
Cary de Leon
of Cary de Leon and Associates
1901 Brickell Avenue
Suite B908
Edward Duffie
Vice President of Miami Capital Bank
6113 N. W. Seventh Avenue
Henry George Ferro
Attorney -at -Law
8101 Biscayne Blvd.
Suite 411
Pedro Gonzalez
Vice President and Branch Manager of Sun Bank
Riverside Banking Center
100 N. W. 12th Avenue
Rolf P. Johnson
Owner/Broker
Premiere Properties, Inc.
3936 Main Highway
Stewart Merkin
Merkin and Sacasas Attorneys
1200 New World Tower
100 N. Biscayne Blvd.
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Cont. PRIVATE SECTOR NOMINEES
Ralph H. Mozo
Owner/Operator of Allapattah AAAAce U-Stor-It
1450 N. W. 36th Street
Maria Elena Torano Pantin
President, META
300 Biscayne Blvd.
Angel Rodriguez
Owner of McDonalds
100 South Miami Avenue
Isidoro Rodriguez
President of Very Best Foods, Inc.
1959 N. W. 22nd Street
Steven Winner
Commercial Real Estate Lender
for Florida National Bank
169 E. Flagler Street
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RESUMES FOR
ALLAPATTAS
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January 8, 1986
Mariano J. Cruz
1227 N. W. 26th Street
Miami, Florida 33142
occupation: Mail Carrier with the U.S.P.S.
Since October 1978
I have been associated with Community Development since 1976 as a
membe' the different boards throughout the years.
d as the
Also as chairman and vice-chairman, lately I serve
elected member from Allapattah to the citywide o_ unity
Development Advisory Board. In the early 70's, I participated
the committees for the route and station selection of Metro Rapid
Transit.
Served as member of the City of Miami Affirmative Action Board.
I believe in citizen participation in government in civic
activities. If we are part of the problem, we should also be
part of the solution. I am interested in the Allapattah
community which has been my home for the last 20 years. And
since Z am a taxpayer, I'd like to participate in the process of
finding where to spend the tax monies, for the community is
entitled.
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Resume of
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3430 William Avenue
Miami-,-�Fior-ida 33133-
IDUCATION
1942
1946
1960
WORK HISTORY
1946 to
1957
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Graduate of Stanton High School, Jacksonville, Florida
B.S., Florida A&M, University, Tallahassee, Florida
M.S., Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana
Graduate Certificate from State of Florida in Health
and Physical Education, and Guidance, Rank II
Ph sical Education Instructor: Assigned to
George Washington Carver Jui.or High School,
Miami. Florida. MY duties were to teach physical
education and driveion' 1 Grand Avenue Park as
a playground supervisor
Guidance Counselor: Assigned to George Washington
Carves Senior High School.
Working with Youth and Can=litY projects.
Vice President of American Legion Post 182 Auxi-llarY,
Past President of Florida A&M Alumni. Association
1970-72, Inmediate Past Basileus of Zeta Phi Beta
Sorority-BTZ Chapter, Past Second Vice President
Board of Director Greater Girls Club of Miami,
Christ Episcopal Church. Member of Usher-s Guild,
Saint Theresa's Guild, Past Foundation Representative
Fraternity, iimnediate Past
for Phi Delta Kappa
Chairperson of the CcMm=ty Action Agency, C�u�'
-cNjirman for
Development Board for Coconut Grove, C
the 50th Orange Blossom Classic (Alumni Level)
Member of Miami Sports and Exhibition Authority,
Member of Coconut Grove Hameowners & Tenants Association,
President of the Miami/Bahamas Goanbay Festival in
Coconut Grove and
Member of the Miami Citywide c=wnity
Development Board.
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Frankie S. Rolle
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Married: William "Billy" Rolle
— --- - Three Children: Melodie, Zachary and Billy, Jr_
Carver Junior
PRESENT pOSITIC�1 Guidance Chairman: George Washington
In Drive, Miami, Florida 33133
High School - 4901 Linco
REASON FOR
AppOINII`�N'r I would like to continue thePeople
have
of the Coconut Grove target area becauseto express
worked diligently and conscientiously
the feelings and.ideas of these people.
meet to collectively express their opinionsexand
e people
see t
tha
I feel that it would be my duty totry and and see that
these ideas and opinions are expressed
if possible.
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Department of Community Development
1145 N. W. llth Street
Miami, Florida 33133
To Whom It May Concern: -
ity
I Wouj�, like to be apart of the board that will advise Iham very
Commission about how to spend community development money. concerned about the development of Coconut Grove and preserving the best
qualities of The Grove. Being a Native of Miami, born in Coconut Grove,
that lives in Coconut Grove, and owning property in
having a family spent on community development
Coconut Grove, I want to be sure that all money sp
is for the betterment of the community..
Also, I find that I'm advising my family on issues that concern them
the Black area of Coconut Grove. I
and others in The Grove...., especially,le in Coconut Grove because I
feel I'm sensitive to the needs of the peo P Christ Episcopal); Grove.
am a product of Coconut Grove; I attend church there
and a great deal of the activities of the community of Coconut
I hope my application willibe granted. Thank you.
Yours truly, %
Phyllis J. Williams
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Phyllis J. Williams-,-B. S-:; �I.-S. ----- --- — --
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Carol City, Florida 33055
Home Phone: 621-5507
Business Phone: 931-1770.
PERSONAL DATA:
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Born*
October 19,1942
Marital Status Divorced; -No Dependents
Residence:
Owns Home
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EDUCATIONAL
BACKGROUND:
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1981 - 1982
Teacher-Edu:ation Center, Miami, Florida
Courses •in:RSVP Mathematics, Stress Management,
Professional Conferences, In- Services in Peer -group
Counseling;' -Metrics, Public Relations.
1972 - 1973
Florida International University, Miami, Florida
Courses in Vocational Education; Administration,
Curriculum; and Supervision.
1972 - 1973
University'of South Florida, Tampa, Florida
Courses in Vocational Guidance and Vocational Education.
1972 - 1973
Florida International University, Miami, Florida
Courses in Vocational Education; Administration, and
Supervision. Completed 32 hours of courses in Vocational
Guidance, Administration, Curriculum, and Supervision.
1970 1973
University of Miami, Miami, Florida: Degree
Master -of Education.
1966 - 1968
1960 -1964
University of Miami, Miami, Florida - Graduate and
Undergraduate courses for Professional Improvement.
Florida A. and M. University, Tallahassee, Florida
Degree: B."S. in Elementary Education; Honors:
Listed in Who's Who Among College and University Students;
Young Woman of the Year; and President of Y19CA.
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Phyllis J. Williams
PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND EXPERIENCES:
r 1984 ADJUNCT PROFESSOR - Florida Memorial College, Miami,
Instructed educational courses in reading, methods,
individualized instruction.
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197 g ' 1984 -- - ---
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1973 - 1979
Florida
and
-- - - ELEMENTARY -TEACHER -- Ilighland Oaks: Elementary, -Miami; Florida ---Duties-: -Teach basic -Skills, -Career Education_ information,. - and general teaching activities.
VOCATIONAL EDUCATOR -JOB ENTRY COORDINATOR,.North Area, Miami,
Florida. Duties: Recruit, counsel, interview, recommend,
o�iate
and place twelfth grade students for employment;
and provide leadership for Assistant Principals of Guidance
for their personnel in guidance, registration, student records,
placement, and adult education. Survey businesses for
employment and serve as a liasov. between business and industry,
and the public schools.
1973 - 1970 VOCATIONAL EDUCATOR - WORK EXPERIENCE -COORDINATOR, Charles
R. Drew Junior High School, Miami, Florida. Duties: Place,
studnts on -the-
coordinate, and supervise the activities of
job; job; coordinate job related requests for p
and governmental agencies; corouct Job s to availability surveys;
be a resource for the
meet with Citizens Advisory groups
public schools.
1964 - 1970
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AFFIhATIONS
Florida Education Association, American Vocational AsoA. United
Teachers of Dade County, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Florida
Alumni Association, University of Miami Alumni Association, and Christ
Episcopal Church.
RECENT AWARDS
ELEMENTARY TEACHER-Olinda and Charles R. Drew Elementary
Schools, Miami, Florida. Duties: Team teach second and third
grade students; keep student records, roll books, and folders;
prepare flexible schedules that would adhere to various
activities.
Teacher of the Year, Scott Lake Elementary, 1983,
Outstanding Service Award from Iota Nu Chapter of
Florida A. and M. Alumni Co=unity Service Award.
T--
University of Miami
AKA Sorority, and
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RESUMES FOR
DOWNTOWN
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- J Flagler Street
Jack Kuper or 121 E.
1601 Biscayne Boulevard
Miami, Florida 33131
Miami, Florida 33132
(305) 373-8478
Born: Spt. 13, 1944 Havana Cuba. 25 years
- Resident of Dade County
Married 2 Children
y= Education: University of Miami
Masters Bus. Adm•
Bachelors of Science: University of Florida
so
_ Loan Assoc .
officer
s
Member Board of rDirectorDowntown
Lincoln1Saving5•
and
Served on Board
of
s= Board of Directors Omni Merchants Association
President the Forum Men s Sto
res
References:
Byron Sparber, Attorney
Ron Book, Attorney
Jose Bolanos, Attorney
to Ohio
E. J. De Bartolo Young
town
owner and Real Estate Investor have Downtown
o9envolve
As a businessears in Miami
after spending the last 25 y with Community Development to be able to input new ideas.
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RESTS FOR
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nm-rr E J. C--2AHAM
Permanent Address: 298 N. W. 48th Street
Miami, Florida 33127
Telephone No.: (305) 759-0387
Height: - - 5 t 711 — - --- - - - --- -
Weight: 145 lbs.
i
Education:
Norris Brown College - 1960Secx�ndary .
- Education, Physical Education,
B.A.
Science
I
University of Miami - 1961
15 graduate hours Methods of Teaching Science.
Methods of teaching Elementary school
Florida A & M University - 1962
18 graduate hours Administration
-
12 graduate hours Physical Education
3 graduate hours Psychology z--_•-.
Florida International University - 1978-79
`
3 graduate quarter hours Guidance
3 graduate quarter hours Cam=11ty Resources
3 graduate quarter hours Trends and Issues
'
University of South Florida - May 5, 1980
Curriculum Writing EtTloyability Skills
5
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Nova University - 1983
s
M. S. Reading
Employmezlt.
August 1973 -Present
Work ��ience Coordinator ,!/
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Thcras Jefferson Junior High School
�.
525 N. W. 147th Street
Miami, Florida 33168
(305) 681-7481 J-4,e--f� s �0
August 1968 - August 1973
Physical Education Teacher
Riverside Elenent••arY
236 S. W. 12th Avenue
Miami, Florida
August 1965 - August 1968
Fifth Grade Classroom Teacher
Douglas Elementary School
1200 N. W. 12th Street
Miami, Florida
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Augur t 1960 - August 1965
Physical Education Teacher
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—Douglas.._Elementar-y --- -- - —--
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1200 N. W. _ 12th _S_treet-
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Miami, Florida
C.A.A. Administering Board, 4 years, Edison -
pc lisianents:
Little River C=Wnity Deve'OP'ent Advisory
a
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son, 1 year► appointed
Board, 3 years, C� � ��s elected by
by the County Manager ► Vice Cam; rperson
Edison -Little River C,rnnitY ►
Buena Vistavention program, Block
He Fund, Block
Captain ofDivesand
Captain 48 street Residents ► Chairperson
Foundation Conmitt� Shores B.P.W. Club,
to tee
Chairperson EssaymL
Hobbies and
Interests:
References:
Travel, Art, Music, Drama -and Dance
Available upon request.
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SANDY HALL
200 N.E. 45 Street
Miami, Florida 33137
Ph.: 573-3536/379-9077
Education: (1) East Depot Street High
La Grange, Georgia
(2) Gammans College
School of Theology
(3) Lawson General Hospital
School of Nursing
(4) Boy Scouts School for
Adult Leadership
U.S. Army
City County Hospital
Hotel Manager
(Imperial Hotel, Miami
1942-1947, Staff/Sgt.
1947-1959
1956-1986
Community Experience
Chairman - Area -Wide Crime Prevention Council
(Police Dept.)
Chairman - Crime and Vandalism Council
(Dade County Schools)
Member - Deedco Board of Directors
(Chairman) Subcommittee, Affirmative Action Committee
Past
Chairman - Edison Advisory Committee
Edison Target Area
Past
Chairman - Edison Community Development Committee
Elder - Westminister Presbyterian Church
4201 N.E. Second Avenue
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I am interested in the Edison community and, because of
MY interest and my experience, I believe I can be of
_ service to the City of _Miami as a member of_ the
----- -- -- - Advisory Board.For more than twelve (12) years, I have served on many
boards and committees in the Miami area. I am well
acquainted with the City government and many of its
officials.
f. If appointed to the Board, I would do all in my power
as a member to work in the interest of both the
community and the City of Miami.
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Sandy Hall
200 N.E. 45 Street
Miami, FL 33137
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Resume
Paula L. Campbell -Stone
5130 N. W. 5th Avenue
Miami, Florida 33127
Telephone 754-2114
Position Ob'ective
city of Miami commission
Advisory Board Member
Employment
December 1982 - Present
Maintenance Administrator
Facility Provision Center
Southern Bell
8038 NE 2nd Avenue, Room 101
Mr. John M. Cius
Miami, Florida 33138
Telephone Number 756-3533
Febuary 1973 - 1983
Service Adviser
Traffic Business Services
Southern Bell
7750 NW Both street
Mrs. Gloria Washington
Miami, Florida
March 1969 - 1973
Service Representative
Residence - Business Custarers
Camercial Department
Southern Bell
330 Biscayne Boulevard
Miami, Florida 33136
August 1968 - 1969
Directory Assistance Operator
Traffic Department
Southern Bell
196 Williams Avenue
Goldsboro, North Carolina
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- - - Traafic-DePai-t
Southern Bell
36 NE 2nd Street
Miami, Florida 33136
April 1966 December 1966 Salesperson
Sears Roebuck & caipanY
Miami, Florida
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Personal
Born: August 17, 1949 in Miami, Florida
Height: 5' 6"
Weight: 175 lbs.
Marital Status: Divorced - Two teenage daughters
Health: Excellent No Iimitations
Education
A. A. Business Administration, Miami Dade
Camunity College, June 1977
�l organizations
der, Saint Agnes Episcopal Church
President, Miami Edison Senior High PTA-PTSA
Advisory Cannittee
Vice President, Miami Edison Senior High
Band Patrons Association
Chairperson, "I Can Help" Program North/Beach
Test Center - Southern Bell
Interest
Ca=zicating with people. I like to meet people,
feeling comfortable in expressing ideas clearly.
Hobbies
Tennis, Bicycle Riding, Card Playing, Backgamwn► Jazz
Music (listening): Golf, Travel, Plants, and Handcraft
(crochet)
Reference: Will be furnished upon request.
Available Date: January 23, 1986
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RESUMES FOR
LITTLE HAVANA
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To: Citizen Advisory Board Coxmunity I2evelop ent
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I -Gloria Gyori reside at 1718 S.W. 17 Avenue fon 20 years.
y `--VPhkch is named Little Havana o= so called -now Latin Qua tere
' I as very proud.. to live- in Little- Havana"( City o�.M,iasi ) and
- I wish to ba-: a sehbez of the: -Citizen Advisory :.to represent the
area*
tl a3 -en hyed- at City of idiaai: My worms position
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ther&,,i'e ;Tc oti it ant.. I have been employed there:
for 8 years.
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,'tom.
I .hzpez ay fBac}ielors of Arts Degree from Havana
and, rev:lidztcd
College..
,.-he re- -i n--Mi axi'',zt+Bi4Vlayne
s
I would be. such appreciative for file board
to consider ae
as -nesber;',to.�represent Little Havana area. If you
need to contact
•3•
=nee tfor any'-furcall or write .. -
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Gloria Gyori
1718 S,W. 17 Avenue
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Ph. 854-3258 Hose
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579-6357
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HECTOR M. LOPEZ
Phone: 545-6558_
1235 W__.Flagler_St.Marital Status•
Miami, Florida 33125 - - — ----- -
Citizenship: USA
EDUCATION:
High School Diploma Received
Santiago de Cuba, Cuba
Special Trade School/Training:
Seminars in Marketing and Sales, Miami, Florida
EMPLOYMENT: -,
1973-Present:._ Owner/President
City Discount
Miami, Florida
1966-1972 Manager
La Tijera
Miami, Florida
t _ =
Salesman
1961-1966 La Tijera
3 Miami, Florida
CIVIC ACTIVITIES:
Member. of the Board of Directors,
ofUSA,Quarter Association s
Member, Latin Chamber of Commerce
Member, Ciudamar Yacht Club
Member, Miami Tennis Club opportunity
Founder Member/Organizer with the Small Business
Center of the Flagler Street Citizens Crime Watch
REFERENCES:
Available upon request
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Phone: 545-6558_
1235 W._Flagler_St. _ _— Marital Status• Married
Miami, Florida 33125 - -.- - — -- -
Citizenship: USA
EDUCATION: _
High School Diploma Received
Santiago de Cuba, Cuba
Special Trade School/Training:
Seminars in Marketing and Sales, Miami, Florida
EMPLOYMENT:
Owner/President
1973-Present:.. City Discount
1966-1972
1961-1966
Miami, Florida
Manager
La Tijera
Miami, Florida
Salesman
La Tijera
Miami, Florida
CIVIC ACTIVITIES:
Membbr-. of the Board of Directors,
ofUSA,Quarter Association
Member, Latin Chamber of Commerce
Member, Ciudamar Yacht Club
Member, Miami Tennis Club opportunity
the Small Business Opp Y
Founder Member/Organizer with
Center of the Flagler Street Citizens Crime Watch
REFERENCES:
Available upon request
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MARTA LUIS
BORN: OCTOBER 20, 1937 -
U.S. CITIZEN
FIRM: MARTA LUIS REALTOR
1231 S.W. 27th Avenue
TELEPHONES:es8
idence: 856-044
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EDUCATION:
High School:.Institue of Pinar del Rio, Cuba- Graduated Bachelor
of Arts- 1951
College: School for Teachers- Havana, Cuba- Teacher's Certificate
Graduated- 1954
University of Villonova, Havana, Cuba- Master Degree in Education-
2 years.
Maimoothtcolfege, Asbury Park, N.J. Degree in Education- Graduate
in 1957 School of Music Arts,iR°Vana ICuba- AceGraduated
Forwarders, Inc.,
Export d Import Training Course-
Hialeah, Florida
Estate School- Miami, Florida -1969 Course -
Arthur E. Wise Real
Real Estate License Law
University of Florida - Division
nCof ContinuingIEducation-
970- Real
Estate Principles and Practic
71
Chayt Real Estate School, Miami Beach, Florida- License Law-
1972
Florida International University- Division of Continuing Educa-
tion- Recertification of Building and Solar Energy
University of Miami- Residential Appraiser DiSouthmDade9Chapter
78
National Society of Real Estate App
Holds a designation of R.E. Approisar.
Registered Real Estoe Broker
Licensed Mortgage Broker
Certified as Export -Import Marketing's Teacher by Dade County
Public Schools.
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
Member Miami Board of Realtors
Member Florida Association of Realtors
Member National Association of Realtors
Member Latin Association of Realtors
Cont'd.........
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-ast. President -Latin -Association of -Realtors _1980-_
--P1 _ __ . _ _ -Past-Secretaryy-,- Second, -First Vice Pres. of the Latin Association of
Realtors. 1975-to 1980
t Past First Vice -President Miami Board of Realtors 1984=1985
Secretary Miami Board of Realtors- 1985-1986
Director of Florida Association of Realtors
Past Recipient of the Realtor of the Year, Post Throphy, and Arthur E.
Parrish Awards from the Miami Board of Realtors
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT:
199-198
City of Miami: Affirmative Action Adviiu� yaXBAd°vdsory7Board0
Dade County: Dade County Documentary
1984-1985 -
REFERENCES: Rafael N
Gabriel
Florida -
Eugenio
odarse, M.D.-3201 West Flagler Street, Miami,33125
Diaz-Bergnes, Esq- 3971 S.W. 8th Street, Miami,
33135
Trujillo-1670 S.W. 27th Avenue, Miami, Florida,33145
• C W, 40th Street,Miami, Florida 33155
7th Street, Miami, Florida,3136
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R E S U M E
Name: Mr. Enrique A. Vega
Address: .1403 N.W. 7th Street, Apt. #205
Occupation:_ Community Activist
e PoliticaLand Economical_Ssiznce
Profession Publ-ic-Accountant,--Doctorat's-in
Present: Community Involvement
United Tenant Council, Inc.
;
1985- President
198L- Acting President
1984- Vice -?resident
1984- Member of the Board
J U..2 ,i r'.s Ctor
QTAC
ber of the five (5) member Executive
Committee
UTC Representative and Board Member
"
iiozida Silverhaired Legislature
Elected by Caitec -z: ant Council
and the C`�airm-n as Ne_ : _srntsci-%e
- fnnc
Elected b- United Tenant ,._
:r..C. as c re"resentat- e to Tc! "-
198-- Dade County Elderly Services
19S5- Miami Civic League, Inc.
,cS5— Miami Citizens i--=: _..t Crime
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OFFICERS
Era Davis
Speaker of the House
6303 Sun Eagle Lane
Bradenton. FL 33507
(813) 755-4331 .
Paul Holmes
President of Senate
3283 Sheringharrt+ Road
Orlando. FL 32808
(305) 293-3725
Sam Schwimer.
House Speaker Pro-Tem
:-1061 Qrange Terrace. Apt. 104
Nlraj Beach. FL 33"5
(30S) 472-4634
Jeanne Sklar
Senate President Pro -Tern
5<3 Flanders L
Delray Beach. FL 33a45
(305) 499-3969
Bob Wattles
:. Executive Director
P.O. Box 3306
Orlando. FL 32802
(305) 843-6379
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To Whom It May Concern:
I certify that -
On July 1984 Mr. Enrique A. Vega was elected to
represent United Tenant Council, Inc. in this
organization.
That on September 1984 he went to Tallahassee as
part of Dade County Delegation as a representative.
That -on 1985 he was again elected by his,United
Tenant Council, Inc. to represent them in the Florida
Silver -Haired Legislature, Inc.
That on November 17 to='21 he attended the session in
Tallahassee and on the 21st he was elected Treasurer
of our Dade County Delegation.
Victor Floming, Cha•- n
Dade County Delegat o
Tel. r (305) 382-197
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January 8, 1986
Mr. Frank Castaneday DevelopmentDofether
_ Community
City of Miami
1100 N.W. 12th Avenue
Miami, Florida
Dear Mr. Castaneda:
�� 1986 I was honored with the
In the elections of January oters Development of
overwhelming support of the eligaheeCounity f our comminity
mm
to be nominated as a member of
# of Miami"
the City accept said
It is with great pride and sfor tisthetapproval and selection
nomination and look for
by the City of Miami Commission.
lace all of my enthusiasm in this
I assure you that I would place
you in the development of
task and I would be working
our wonderful city -
Very truly yours,
fLLA A �S
130 N.W• 24th Court
Miami,,Florida 33126
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PERSONAL REFERENCE:
JOSE A• VILLALOBOS _
130 N.W• 24th Court
Miami, Florida 33126
Tel. (305) 642-9981
(Have leaved at this address —
for -the last- 26--years) -- - _ —_ -- -
Social Security No.: 264-66-3595
Married - 4 sons
Date of Birth:'. -August 27, 1913 anish
Language: Fluent English and Sp
Citizenship: Unites States of America
Place of Birth: Cuba
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:
Bachelor of Arts and :Sciences from Instituto de la Habana, Cuba.
the University of Habana.
Five (5) years of medical school at1974
and
In 1972 obtained the-- Real•. Estate SBothnain LthensUnited 1States.
the Real Estate Brokers License.
on Real Estate selling and planning;
Have attended numerous seminars
on community activities;.and community development.
Attend
ed University of Miami and Miami Dade Community College on
continuation of Real Estate studies.
EMPLOYMENT:
Arrived in United States of America in 1959.
1959-1960
Employed
Gasoline
by Yellow Cab Company. _
dealer and service
Royal Palm OcO Colony
1960-1961
1961-1963
Employed
Realty and
by Mecalling promoting invest-
the United States p
traveling
throughout
ments to
South Florida. custome tailoring
Machelino Mens Shop
1963-1970
Merchant and owner of
Downtown, Miami, Florida.
1970-1972
Further
promotions of investment the Habanaouas Assistant
1972-1982
Employed
a
by Reyes company,
for the Latin American Depae�altAssistant to the
1982-1985
Manager
Employed
by the City of Miami as Sp
th special
eenfacies duties
Mayor of
the City of Miami s thecdevelop-
special
and affairs and phe hispanic
t
converns
ment of
bridges of comm nica ion be weerethnsectors
community
in Little Habana
the Mayor's Office.
in addition, seasonal Auditor and Alternative tual hand
ier
Inspector of Miami
fora theai State representing
Florida.
Wagering Division
Employed at Martell & Villalobos, P.A. on a part time
basis.
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COMMUNITY SERVICES AND ACTIVITIES:_
of the third largest city (Guanabacoa) Habana,
Cuba
Elected Mayor
for six ( 6 ) consecutive terms:_1940-1959 .
— Member of:
Rotary Club, Cuba.
Knight of Colombus.
The Sons of the Veterans of the Spanish American War.
President o the Escolopios Alummni Association.
Imperial Order Byzatin Constantino the Great 1984.
Honorary Fellow of Liceo Club 1972.
Former President of Munici.pio de Guanabacoa en el Exilio.
s Member of Asamblea P. Habana de Cuba en el Exilio.
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RESUMES FOR
MODEL CITY
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MODEL CITY
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January 8, 1986
Ms. Cathy Leff
Assistant Director
Community Programs Division
1145 N.W. llth Street
Miami, Florida 33136
Dear Cathy:
an up -dated copy
of my resume for consideration for
Attached per your request is
appointment on the City-wide Community Development Advisory Board.
etro
de
Based on my past experiences working with I bfeel oth t that, t e f insight MimiaandM handsDaon
Community Development Advisory Boards,
experience that was obtained will not only benefit the Advisory Board, but the
total Model City community.
I am currently the Chairman of the
hteenMartin
l8)Luther
years been a member ofEconomic e8elafonte
Corporation and have for the past eig (gives
Tacolcy Center, Inc. My involvement withthe
andtwo
econom c organizations development settings.
experience of working both in social services
If there are any questions or concerns regarding
or 5 9i formation contained herin,
please don't hesitate to contact me at 754
618.
nsicerly,
Cornelius E. Allen
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CORNELIUS E. ALLEN -
PER50NAL DATA: _ —_- - - - - - ------ -" - — - — - -- -
Address: 912-N.W. 64th Street
Miami, Florida 33150
Telephone: (305) 754-9695
Marital Status: Single
Religion: Episcopal
Birthdate: April 25, 1951
I Miami, Florida
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:
Miami Northwestern Senior High School
Miami, Florida - 1969
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University
Tallahassee, Florida
- B.S. Degree in Political Science, 1973
Pepperdine University - Los Angeles, California
- Master of Arts - Public Administration, 1977
OCCUPATIONAL HISTORY:
Administrative Assistant
April, 1984 - Present
Metro -Miami ction an
i
inating
Serves as Assistant to the D e process of odeveloping
the p
_
and directly supervising from
implementing Recommended Actions emanating
functions includes
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and
the MMAP Process. Principal
and supervision of special projects;
coordination
development of MMAP's contractuaresentse5 the MMAP
supervision of staff; and rep out policy direc-
in his abhec
Director
tives as stated by Directorng
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Cornelius E. Allen
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April, - 19-8- 4— -Cornnuni t l rDeve-Agency— ---_---
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a e
Serves as Community Organizer and Planner for imple-
mentation of CD and citizen participation processes
and activities. Principal functions includes
assisting in developing a vehicle for advocacy for
community participants; identify training needs of
and provide training; acts as liaison
r
the community;
between community groups and private, civic and/or
public agencies; prepare written and oral reports as
required.
November, 1977 - Administrative Assistant I (Acting)
Dade County Community Action Agency
June, 1979 Committee of
Served as staff support to the Policy
the Community Action Agency's Administering Board.
Principal functions includednotices
meetings place
n
and agenda of meetings; for Policy Committee
search and source gathering
members; montliects reports
oSomeo analysis andrkfhnancial
s on
committee prof rams undertaken.
audit of other units and programs
September, 1973 - Driver Attendant Supervisor
November, 1977-Dade County Community ction Agency
Responsible for the scheduling, routing, coordina-
ort
tion and dispatching d f assengersvehiclesuinsed thetransoverall
indigent clients an P
Transportation Unit. Duties includodtmaintaining. Served as
driver vehicle log and monthly
supervisor in the absence of the Transportation
Coordinator.
June, 1971 - August, 1971 Counselor
Dade County Summer Youth Program
Summer program for "Action to Rene disadvantaged
Environ-
ment." Duties included working
t and causes of
youth in understanding
en i ondays of pracmen tical
pollution. Duties involved
theory and lesson revof land threeesson review.days of field
work and implementation
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Cornelius E. Allen
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June, 1970 - August, 1970 Surve /Intervieweram—_Admintstrative-Office---- -
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Duties included a survey ie a ra nd m sample
of
various communities in t
a.
Survey was a census and attitudial response
cream
residents on the forthcoming pans for
Duties included an interview with that sample of
community residents assigned.
April, 1967 - Youth Counselor
September, 1969
P.I. of Greater Miami, Inc.
Coordinated recreational activities of the
T.A.C.O.L.C.Y. Youth Center. Duties included the
scheduling of field trips, counseling of youth on
youth problems,
hfov
to
te
andstaff Support
area, an the Executiveouth inh Directoraof
the Center.
ORGANIZATIONS
Board of Directors - Belafonte.Tacolcy Youth Center, Inc.
Board of Directors - Martin Luther King Economic Development Corporation
Member - National Forum for Black Public Administrators
Member - Crisis Prevention and Response Team (Metro -Dade)
R E S U M E
James_B__Campb�ll - - --- - - - — -- - - -
Personal Data: -.
James B. Campbell
Address: 1180 N.W. 59},}ti Street
Date of .Birth: July 25, 1913
Marital -Status: Married
Educated:
Clarendon College, Jamaica
Central Life
-�`~Emulo His
- 1979 to Present -
Retired District Manager -
Insurance Company.
+ _ District Manager -Field Representative -
1958 to 1979 446 N.W. %tz
•- Insurance Company►
Central Lit -
Avenue'?
Avenue, Miami, Florida
In the
charge of day-to-day operations of
hich included supervision
InsuranceInsurance agency, w
of agents, accountability for all monies
collected and banking.
Chef
Cook - U-S-
. Sugar Company
_
1953 to 1957 managment of operations of
In charge of
all kitchen duties.
Volunteer Activities:
Neighborhood ACTnitedn
Vice-president of Martin Luther
Member of People
Member of Crime WachforCity
Of 14ty (p•U-I'-S'E-)
to Lead the Struggle
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R E S U M E
James-B--Campbell - - --- - ----- - - - -
Personal Data:
James B. Campbell
.Address: 1180 N.W. 59th Street
Date of
July 25, 1913
�;�Marital
Status: Married
Educated:
Jamaica
Clarendon College,
Emfllovment History: _ Central Life
1979 to Present - Retired District Manager
Insurance Company.
District Manager -Field Representative -
1958 to 1979 7�z
Central Life Insurance Company, qa6 N.W.
..venue, Miami , Florida
In charge of day-to-day operations of the
Insurance agency, which included supervision
of agents, accountability for all monies
collected and banking -
Chef -
f Cook - U.S. Sugar Company
1953 to 1957
_
In charge of managment of operations o
all kitchen duties.
volunteer Activities:
Martin Luther King Neighborhood Association,
vice -President of M of Miar;ti, Member of People
Member of Crime Wa c for Equality (P•U•L.S.E.)
to Lead the Struggle
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f'RUFFSSID��AL E;t^I.�:1F.NCE AND TRAINING
OF
Samuel H. Latimot'e
932 N.W. 55th Street, Miami, Florida 3312.7
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January 25, R Date of Birth: Cuthbert, Georgia
Place of Birth: Married
Marital Status: _ 5 1 7 - 155. Lbs .
Height-Weighf: Satisfattory
Health:
OBJECTIVE
structor in an educational institution or staff
To obtain a position as an in
development organization.
EXPERIENCE Assistant Professor, responsible for Human
1980-Present Skills training for Basic Law Enforcement and
Corrections officers. Additionally, instruct
in supervisory and management courses.
District Intake Counselor
1978-1980 ative casework and
Performed investigative
counseling
services for a juvenile intake unit
within the Florida Department of Health an
Rehabilitative Services.
Detention Superintendent III
1973-1978
Responsible administrative work in directing
the activities and operations of a large
ReSpon-
heajuvenile secure correctional operatic
budget, staff
bible foeCdevelopment activities and pro9r
functions.
Detention Child Care Supervisor
1972-1973 supervisory work Responsible sup in the care an
custody of youth on an assigned shift in a
secure correctional facility.
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'..itinn•i II. I .tl.iin�ir�'
Cetention Child Care '.;orker ?I (Assistant
1968-1973
Supervisor)
Responsible supervisory ,position in the care
detention
and custody of youth in a secure_
_
-" center.
ADD IT I ON —AL WORK EXPERIENCE
Restaurant Operations for Champburaer
Director of
1971-1972
Fastfood Operation
-
ations�intAtlantaion and
- Responsible position in t0padminist
foode
supervision of fast
Miami and Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.
Georgia,
Medical Corpsman - Specialist 4 -"U:S. Army.
1966-1967
r.
Major duties included work in several ma�oviding
incl.uded,R
hospitals in Germany. Duties
counseling and medical services to
intensive
injured soldiers during the Vietnam War.
EXPERIENCE IN TEACHING
Adjunct Instructor (part-time) - Miami -Dade
of
1976-1980
Community College - North Campus Division
Responsibilities included
Public Service.
instruction in the areas of criminal
providing
and juvenile justice, police -community
of
relations, human relations, principles
illness, and other social
human behavior, mental
and behavioral courses.
Adjunct Instructor (Nova University)
1981
Responsibilities included teaching interpersonal
relations and group process.
Resource Instructor (part-time) - Florida
Responsibilities included
1979
Memorial College.
teaching various subjects in the areas of
community organization and government,
related subjects.
sociology, psychology, and
J
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EDUCATION
Comp`ieting graduate I uirement5 for Ed-D.
Present
degree in curriculum and' instruction-
Received a Master- of Scence
__
ne-Collegen_ theiarea_ofgHuman_ _
Biscayi
Administration tract.
Resources -
Received a Bachelor of Science degree in Social
International University.
1976
Work from Florida
Received a -Bachelor of Science degree in
International
-- 1975 '— _
-- _ .from Florida
Criminal Justice.
University.
Received an Associate of Arts degree in
Miami -Dade Communi-ty.College-
'1970
Education from
North Campus.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
(1) Urgan League Leadership Fellow
Council on Crime and Delinquency
(2) Florida s
(3) Florida Association of Community gins.
and Youth,
(4) Florida Center for Children
(5) Miami Association of Black Social Workers
Law Enforcement Executives
6) National Organization
(7) Correction
of Black
Association
American
() American Society for
Training and Development
Criminal Justice Educators
(9) Florida Association of
INTERESTS__
Graphic Arts
Tennis
Photography
Reading
REFERENCES
References will be furnished upon request.
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RESUMES FOR
OVERTOWN
RESUMES FOR
WYNWOOD
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Dear Sir/ Madam:
I am interested in being considered for the Community
Development Advisory Board.
Enclosed is my resume. I hope to hear from you soom.
Sincerely,
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Sister Ana Lu s
Director
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Sister Ana Luisa Dorja
- Miami,- Florida- 33127-
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(3a5) 576-3461
Education Miami. Fla.
1982 B.A. Social Sciences, St. Thomas of Villanova University,
1967, Pianist Quito. Ecuador
Conservatorio San Francisco,
Professional Experience
CCS. San Juan de Puerto Rico Day
( 1970 - present )rend
Executive
Center.
Neighborhood
Missionary Worker, St. Robert Bellamine Catholic Church
(.1968 - 1970) Miami, Florida
1 Santa Mariana de Jesus High School, Buga,
( i9(�p _ 1968 ) Principal .
Colombia, S. A.
Teacher: Litterature,-World History
Languages: Fluency in English and Spanish
Other Interests: Pianist
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Dorothy Quintana
262 N.W. 34 Street
Miami, Fla. 33127
Teleohone: 576-3393 -
Personal Data.
-- ------Birth`Dwt67--August Z 19Q9 _ _ --- -- --- -- - -
Birth Place: Ponce, Puerto Rico -
Weight: 125 lbs.
Height: 511"
Status: married for 39 years '
Occupation: housewife
Experience:
I have been a resident of the Wynwood area for 30 years.
28 years living at 263 N.W.34 Street and 2 yrs at 2.44 N.W.
32 Street. "
Comprehensive Crime Prevention Project
member 1980 until present
Human Resources Advisory Council 1976 until present
Elderly Services 140 West Flagler
Areawide Agency on Aging
United Way 950 S.W.2 Ave.
advisory council member 1980 until present
Community Development
City of Miami
Chairperson 1982 until present
Community Action Agency
Wynwood Advisory Council
member 1974 until present
Holy Confort Episcopal Church
Social Services 1974 until present
Community Activist and leader since 1974.
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Dorothy Qutnana,,an .,•r, j,' r: :t :.•; ,
for the Elderly _t t Dade County became home for many Blacks from. Georgia, South'''' i
' ' `Carolina and the Bahamas. They parented many of our Black elderly .' ° ►
.,I'm like a social worker in this neighborhood,' is the way Dorothy °residents who are among the real pioneers of Dade. Some 15,000. ;1 ; f •_ . _; .
! Quintana describes her life in Miami's downtown WynW�. area..- ,.
' strong, most of Dade's Black elderly have spent the majority of their ., .
At 72, Dorothy is still young_ ' ears here.
I never thought myself old. Even when I was 65 1 was still working .y The Black elderly are concentrated in these typically low-income• �
. And that's why, since 1 was 65, tin helping others.' For starters, areas: Edison -Little River, Model City, West Goulds, Seminole,
Dorothy helps her 98 year -old mother and 89 year -old aunt vAo live Washington Heights: and t lrertown. Many elderly Blacks will
with her. Her schedule is crammed with bingo, church, and DHR remember the 'Central Negro District; known now as Overtown,
Elderly Services Advisory Council meetings. With what huge time is left before the building of Interstate Highway 95 dissected the communi-
she makes herself available to neighborhood people whb need help.
Of Puerto Rican heritage, Dorothy says keeping the old and young ty• This area, with its integrated nightclubs and Northwest Second
Avenue Black -owned businesses, was a central spot decades ago.
generations together would improve the lives of the elderly.
'Don't forget that the young will become old. You have to mix them Many elderly still live in the county's second oldest Black community.
The majority of Black elderly who still work at self-employed oc-
cupations and hug both of them —the children because of ffte future, — maids, janitors, gardeners, handymen — are not covered -
and the elderly because they worked for this.' by Social Security. The non -working elderly have histories of lesser- ;
skilled and lower paying jobs performed decades ago when employ- t
ment options and Social Security were limited. Consequently, Social
Security benefits, a financial cushion for the white elderly, are not
available to many Black elderly.
The Black Elderly — DaMs Pioneers
Mrs. B, 6q, proudly straightened the net on her small
black hat as she readied herself for her usual Sunday ac-
tivity — the morning service at Overtown's Mt. Zion Bap-
tist Church.; The radio, which was airing a church ser-
vice, announced the time.
She lead to hurry: Rehearsal for choir, tier main activi-
ty after Mr. Fs;death 13 years ago, was beginning in five
minutes. I
But two neighbors had been sick this morning and
Mrs. B had stopped by for a visit. She worried especially
about one elderly neighbor whose sight was fading. Mrs.
r B wanted her -to get help but didn't know how to take
her to a clinic
Mrs. 8 frdwned a moment, bothered by her problem,
then brushd ,her hat off and stepped into the warm
Sunday moaning. God had given tier another day and
she was going to make the best of it.
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For the black elderly life has meant the slum, the public
aid roll, the second hand store and the empty table.
They have lived through six decades of inadequate
medical care and have. survived the ravages of
discrimination, poor education, slum conditions and
unemployment.
U.S. Senate Special Committee on Aging
1971
Housing is another area which especially hurts Black elderly renters.
Requests for rent control and more public housing are h;gh on the
local Black elderly needs list. Low income areas where elderly live
tend to also be high crime areas. Fear of violence is realistic.
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600 N.E. 36th Street #T-03
Miami, Florida 33137
OCC- Nr_EXPERIENCE- - - -- - -- -
SPARBER, SHEVIN, SHAPO, HEILBRONNER
April, 1985 & BOOK, Attorneys
to Present Miami, Florida
Tax and Corporate Lawyer
May, 1984 DAVIS POLK AND WARDWELL, Attorneys
to April, 1985 New York, New York
Tax and Corporate Lawyer
January, 1979 ERNST & WHINNEY, CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
to December, 1983 Miami, Florida
Auditor and Tax Accountant
CQRRENT PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY AFFAIRS
Pro bono work for indigent plaintiffs
C Extensive assistance to tax-exempt organiza-
tions in their formation and maintenance of
exempt status
EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI LAW SCHOOL
Coral Gables, Florida
J.D. 1983
Ranked first in class
Wesley Alba Sturges Award Recipient, 1983
Cum Laude
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
Miami, Florida
H.H.A. in Accounting, 1979 rhi
University man, ami Rosson&r Schola Company sAccounting
Mallah,
Scholarship
Magna Cum Laude
MIAMI DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE - NORTH CAMPUS
Miami, Florida
A.A. 1978
Summa Cum Laude
Attended UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY at
West Point.
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REFERENCES
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Florida Bar Member
New York Bar Member
Certified Public Accountant (Florida and New
York)
American Institute - of Cer-ti-fied - - Public
Accountants
Florida Institute of Certified Public
Accountants
North Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce
Former Vice -President of Beta Alpha Psi
National Accounting Honor Society
• "Working With
Prelated actical Corporations" Accountant, August,
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September, 1985
• Florida Institute of Certified Public
cturer Award 1982,
Accountants Outstanding Le
1983 and 1984
o Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants
Lecturer and Discussion Leader• Southeast Bank, N.A. Training Program - Tax
Update Lecturer
Tax and Secured Transactions Instructor for
the University of Miami CPA Review Course
U.S. Military Academy Wrestling
Team
o Appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy at
Annapolis
Congressman Mario Biaggi
Ronald L. Book
Bill Gunther
Robert L. Shevin
Byron L. Sparber
January, 1986
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Department of Community Development
1.145 N:W..11th Street_-__-_.
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Re: Community Development Advisory Board
Dear Sir or Madam:
community evel
In response to the notice in Miami
med a pcdaoivate sector membee pment Advisory
Board, I would like to be considered
I live, work and attend church in Coconut Grove, andchildren
school
on adual degree at
at Coconut Grove Elementary School. I m also working
the University of Miami: an MBA and Master's in Urban and Regional Planning.
My interest in community development is a long-standing one. My husband
and I are owners of T.A.S.C., Technical/Administrative support Consultants,
nt he is at
a private technical and inmanagementAfrican I've lived business;
n a variety ofecultural environments,
work on a relief project in
speak some Spanish, a little French and have ties to the diverse communities
of our area.
Should you not select me, I would still be available to assist the Board in some
other capacity.
a good place to live and I would like to help
Miami and the Grove have been
provide direction for their enhancement.
Sincerely,
Sue Scharth Alger
Name: Sue Scharth Alger
Address: 3051 Lime Court
- Coconut Grove, Florida 33133-5117
(305) 446-2990
Business:Vice President, T.A.S.C. -- -- ` --
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Also currently employed as:
Office Manager
TILDEN TACHI be PALES, ARCHITECTS
2699 South Bayshore Drive, Suite 800
Coconut Grove, Florida 33133
(305) 854-0085
Past and Current Participation
in Community Affairs: Friends of Miami Dade Library; member Annual Dinner Committee.
Coconut Grove Chamber of Commerce; active participant
in chamber activities for the community.
PTA, Coconut Grove Elementary School; member (special
interest: trash clean-up).
Bryan Memorial Methodist Church; Administrative Board
member, Daycare Advisory Board member, member
of Committee on Historic Recognition.
Institute for Environmental Ethics of 1-Iiami Dade Community
College, Founding Member.
Member: National Trust for Historic Preservation
Nature Conservancy .
American Land Resource Association
Past Member: Virginia Coalition on Nutrition
Qualifications: Education: University of Nebraska, 1971.
B.A. - Geography and Latin American Studies.
University of Miami, in progress.
RIBA and MURP, dual degree.
Planagerial, Administrative, Personnel Development:
Extensive experience ranging from national
corporations, educational institutions through
small service and professional business.
Training, Promotional, Seminars:
On-the-job employee training, development
of training materials, product training,
personal care and presentation lectures, teaching in
public schools in four states.
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3" Name; Evelio Barriel
Home address: 1791 NW 16 Street
Miami, FL 33125
_ -- Home phone:-(SOS)S'�'6068 - -- -
Office phone: (305)324-7630
Occupation: Businessman
EMPLOYMENT
PAST'
Inspector, Quality Control, General Electric Corp. at
1971-1973: P
' Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Home Home in New Jersey.
1974-19 i5 • Salesman,
_ - CURRENT EMPLOYMENT
1976-1984: President and Administrator.
Nice 6 Easy Warehouse,
1881 NW 20 Street, Miami, F1 33142
(305) 324-7630
Firm on West New York, New Jersey on 1974 and from 1976
to present time in Miami, Florida.
EDUCATION
Elementary: Escuela Jose Marti, Dos Caminos, Oriente, Cuba.
Junior High Oriente, Cuba. •
School: Escuela Privada Doble Few, San Luis,
High School: Graduated from High School on March I1, 1975, State of
Florida. Couty Public School of Building
Other: Graduated in Dade ruary-7' 197S.
Maintenance on February
MEMBERSHIPS
Association San Luiseros.
'strito Comercial a Industrial de Las Americas,`Jice-President
Asociacion del Di Zne� Director.
Allapattah Business Development Authority,
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t...�•� ADDpFSS 1130 N.w. 60th Street
JUEFlorida 33127
. ,CITY, DOL'ti'lY STAIS ZIP -Miami
� 'TII,r-pHOi� (Area Code)
EDUCATION
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Hich School - EuclA.d r'
College - Bethuner Cookman College
Numerous Seminars and workshops
_ FLS AND MI F"rSSIONAL �l
SS Florida
i Present Brown, Cleaner, Miami,
Fran 19 74 to 19
_ ... Owner and Operator
6 2 to 19 74 Sears Roebuck - Co .
- Seamstress,
From 19 wood Florida
_ Miami/Manager of Alterations, Holly _.
Fromm 19 to Present
pC�I�•IRAC-PpR LIMSFS :
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Kincz Nei hborhood Association Adviso Board;
^a - Vice -President
Martin Luther Kin , ECO. Dev. Corp.
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January 8, 1986
z Citywide Community Development Advisory Board
The City of Miami
' Community Development office
1145 N.W. llth Street
Miami, Florida 33136
Gentlemen: .
Please be advised that the Executive MCommittee
Calhoun�sdresumeeapplicationnto
Association has elected to endorse
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serve as representative on the Citywide Community Development Advisory Board.
We strongly feel that Mr. Calhoun,
because of his many years of demonstrated
-commitment and involvement in the areat overall. Hprospects
fcommaitydevelpmn, ill bestd
serve our interest and those of the
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to the integration of community and economic developmenl,s illrve provideas a theto
City Commission with a rare source of insight which wi
formulate realistic development policies.
Again, our association strongly support and hope that we have your support
in the nomination of Mr. Calhoun.
Respectfully,
Earl Wells, Chairman
Executive Committee
cc: Mr. Xavier Suarez, Mayor, City of Miami
Members of the Miami City Commission
- RESUME
WILLIAM CALHOUN
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logo N.W. 53rd Street_____
--- - —� Miami, Florida 33127. - -
has been good to me
COMMUNITY SERVICE PHILOSOPHY: "As a merchant my community feel it in
by allowing me lls or expertise I have 9 cumbent
-to operate a successful business, thereforee,nI as a business -
to share whatever knowledge, skiof life.
person with my community to help enhance its over
quality
EDUCATION: Peck High Scholl
Haines City, Florida
Graduated 1947
San Deigo Jr. College
Dade County (Southeast) Police Academy
United States Air Force (21 years)
CAREER & NAME OF BUSINESS TIME OF EMPLOYMENT
BUSINESS: Present
King The Taylor
6129 N.W. 7th Avenue
Owner, Operator
AAW Inc. Present
6127 N.W. 7th Avenue
President'
All -State Nurses Registery Present
6127 N.W. 7th Avenue
Secretary/Treasurer
City of Miami Police Retired
COMMUNITY SERVIVCE & AFFILIATIONS:
Miami -Dade Chamber of Commerce
Edison Center Merchants Association
Martin Luther King.Economic Development Corporation
President's Council on Small Business
Belafonte Tacolcy Youth Center
Dade -Model City AdvisoryBoard
(Past President)
Manor Park improvement
ion
Miami -Northwestern High School PTA
REFRENCES WILL BE PROVIDED UPON REQUEST
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WILLIAM CALHOUN
1090 N.W. 53rd Street_-. - _
-- Miami , Florida 33127 _ - - - - --"
has been good to me
COMMUNITY SERVICE PHILOSOPHY: "As a merchant my
ythe eforey I feel it incumbent
by allowing me operate a successful business,
to share whatever knowledge, skills or,XPtstoverallaquave lityeofalifebusiness-
person with my community to help enhance
EDUCATION: Peck High Scholl
Haines City, Florida
Graduated 1947
San Deigo Jr. College
Dade County (Southeast) Police Academy
United States Air Force (2} years)
CAREER & TIME OF EMPLOYMENT
BUSINESS: NAME OF BUSINESS
King The Taylor Present
6129 N.W. 7th Avenue
Owner, Operator
AAW Inc. Present
6127 N.W. 7th Avenue
President
All -State Nurses Registery Present
6127 N.W. 7th Avenue
Secretary/Treasurer
City of Miami Police Retired
COMMUNITY SERVIVCE & AFFILIATIONS:
Miami -Dade Chamber of Commerce
Edison Center Merchants Association
Martin Luther King.Economic Development Corporation
President's Council on Small Business
Belafonte Tacolcy Youth Center
Dade -Model City Advisoryocid (Past President)
Manor Park Improvement
ion
Miami -Northwestern High School PTA
REFRENCES WILL BE PROVIDED UPON REQUEST
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CARY DE LEON AND ASSOCIATES
Public Relations Specialist
-1-90.1 .Rr_ickell_Avenue,_Sui_te._B 908- --- - (305) 443 -__3 127 -- _ --
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Extensive background in Public Relations, Fashion Merchandising,
Advertising and Retail Management;
numerous media contacts and
er's front
frequent appearances in magazines and local nePolitical Public
page; rapid and effective advertising campaigns;
Relations, Community Activist.
MAYFAIR IN THE GROVE
Coconut Grove, Florida
Director of Customer and Public Relations
Liaison between management and merchants using my public
relations skills in every area regarding people + fashion at
Mayfair in the Grove.
ess, and
Extremely successful in creating
wand evidencedabybitsnhigh visibin
promoting MAYFAIR-IN-THEROVEas
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lity in the Miami-eyelouGtovcreateroe lthisnprofileainclude;scene.
Projects which I d Ped
* Organized Fund Raising party at REGINEIS.
* 1984 and 1985 MISS UNIVERSE PAGEANT, Greater Miami Host
Committee Co -Chairman, Special Events/Hispanic Division.
* Arranged and coordinated activities to entertain Miss
Universe contestants and international celebrities into the
Miami community.
* Hosted, organized and coordinated schedules and Pigeant
requirements for contestants shoppingspree
dinner at "Faces in the Grove".
* Presented HARPER'S BAZAAR and MAYFAIR'S Fashion Show at
Mayfair, in conjunction with Harpers Fashion Director, for
over 1,200 guests. Coordinated European high fashion cloth-
ing and selected professional models and selected Fashion
Snow Photographs for display at the Coconut Grove Play-
house.el
* Organized Children Fashion Show for the "Liga Contra
awell
Cancer" and selected local children for modeling
as the Mayfair Fashions.
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* Arranged formal dinner at the request of COUNT and COUNTESS
MOET CHANDON for a large number of guests greeting visiting
celebreties at Latour Restaurant at Mayfair.
* Prepared Fashion Show/Fund Raising Party at the Grand Bay
Hotel inCoconut Grove, for the benefit_ of ST. ALBAN'S
—CHILDREN_ NURSERY SCHOOL.-
�* Directed and coordinated the promotional slide present-
ation for the January 1985 Pre -Opening of the Mayfair House
Hotel, featuring Mayfair and Coconut Grove sites.
Actively engaged in:
MISS UNIVERSE CORONATION BALL.
NIGHT OF THE STARS A SAFARI GALA promoting the record, "Cantard
Cantards" (I will Sing You Will sing), to benefit suffering
people in Africa, Latin America and other needy countries around
the world.
FOUNDER OF THE BARRY UNIVERSITY INTERAMERICAN COUNCIL.
CANDYLAND LUNCHEON, Children's Home/Society for Abused Children.
Fashion Committee of the International Center.
companies based in
Public Relations Representative for several
the Miami and Coral Gables area.
AFFILIATIONS
Women in Sales
Cuban Women's Club
Liga Contra el Cancer
Mayfair Cultural Advisory Board
Salvation Army Campaign Committee
Coalition, Hispanic American Women
American Red Cross, Hispanic Division
Urban League for Hispanic Development
Business and Professional Women's Club
Dade County Federation of Women's Clubs
Miami Film Festival, 1984 Social Division
Latin Business and Professional Women's Club
Spanish American League Against Discrimination
Ladies Auxiliary of the American Cancer Society
Young Women's Christian Affiliations, Greater Miami
Interamerican Businessmen's Association
Pentland Hall Auxiliary
The Women's Network
Miami is for Me
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MEMBERSHIPS
Manatee Bay Club, Grove isle Club, Big Five Club,
Tiger Bay C lub,
Regine's, Ensign Bitters at Mayfair.
and DISTINCTIONS - --
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AMERICAN RED CROSS Certificate of Appreciation for coordination
of the 1984 fund-raising
Fashion Show brought to Omni -Miami
The money raised
and attended by 900 guests. tripled that o
the previous year.
Diploma
"LIGA CONTRA EL CANCER" (Latin Cancer Association) for
fund-raising and other efforts on their behalf.
Diploma from the SAINT ALBAN'S SCHOOL in Coconut Grove.
Honoring Plaque as founder of the INTERAMERICAN COUNCIL of Barry
University.
Women's Chamber -of Commerce of South Florida.
GREATER MIAMI HOST COMMITTEE/Miss Miss Universe 1985
Trophy from
Luncheon.
Plaque Latin Business and Professional Womens Club; -Woman of the
Year, 1985.
-AF.SIJME OF QUALIFICATIONS
E,i•.+ard Duffie
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6113 N.W. 7th Avenue Telephone: (305) 759-4321
Miami,
Florida 33127
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EDUCATION'
-- "- - Certificate -Banking `fanagement -I9"i7
American Institute of -Banking M mt.
M.S. - 1981- Honorary -Banking g
Florida Memorial College
Diploma - High School
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:
EMPLOYMENT BACKGROUNDS:
ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
ORGANIZATIONS & ACTIVITIES:
Vice -President, Miami Capital Bank-
operatster.asu supervise adminsitratived manage the banks r
operations, p
and Support Staff; As chief Adminis-
trative responsible for the investmen
porfolio and other fiscal matters
related to the
anks financial
stability; to ensure that
the banks loan program
loans are adequately backed by
in
collateral atheoabilityldutoals repayearly
demonstrate
Improve the banks overal valuation
of bonds by raising the banks bond
ratings form B to AA...
Board of Directors - Florida Memorial
College - Scott Carver
Board of Directors
y.M.C.A. _ Martin Luther King
Board Directors
Economic Development Corporation
Board of Directors - Miami Capital
Development Corporation
REFERENCES WILL BE FURNISHED ON REQUEST
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
• ^ SUITE All 6 MIAMI MAIIONAL BANK BUILDING
7 - 8101 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD
{ MIAMI. FLORIDA 33138
305/759.5555
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iDepartment of Community Development
1145 Northwest lith Street
Miami, Florida 33136
In re: Advisory Board to City Commission on
"Community Development Money
Dear Sirs:
I am writing
in response to an appeal issued through The
Neighbors section of eThe Miami Herald regarding the
above -referenced Advisory
Enclosed please find a copy
of my resume in support of my
application to serve on this board. I have
eli ed inchool1
since 1965, having attended Archbishop a member of to the Dade
the
and the University of Miami. I am presently
committee on "Inter -group Relations"
advisory presently reside at 1233 No
a practicing attorney rtheast
County School Board. I P y in Miami. For the
81 Terrace and am
past three years I have served Richtsas sineadditionthe
toCatholic
various
League for Religious and Civil_
other civic associations.
that I
Based upon my background and experience,
I bouneVerofessional
can be of great
thatvalue
one mustthis
serveoard" as a and assist the development
who believes
of his community.
If I can be of any
assistance in explaining any aspect of
my credentials, please feel free to contact me at your
convenience. Thank you for any consideration that may be
shown to me regarding this application.
Sincerely,
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Henr eorge Ferro, Esq.
HGF/mm
Enclosure
HENRY GEORGE FERRO
ATTORNEY AT LAW
SUITE Li • MIAMI NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
8101 BIScAYNE BOULEVARD
MIAMI, FLOPioA 33138
305/759.5555
Personal:
Place of Birth:
Date of Birth:
Marital Status:
RRIC
CUULUM VITAE
New York City, New York
April 6, 1958
Single
Academic: Dayton, Ohio.
Juris Doctor, May/1983.
Universit of Da ton, December/1978. Coral
Universit of Miami, Bachelor of Arts,
Gab11 les, Florida.
Honors:
ed Service Award, Public Interest Law Bank, Dade
Distinguish May/1984. Society,
County Bar Association, Historical Honorary
Member of Phi Alpha Theta, Society,
University of Miami. polictical Science Honorary
Member of Pi Sigma Alpha,
University of Miami. of Miami.
Dean's List, University 1976.
on American High School Students,
Recipient of Clara Abbot Foundation scholarship.
Selected to "Who s Who Am
Associations:
American Bar Association
ssociation•
American Trial Lawyers
Catholic Lawyer's Guild.
Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights.
Dade County Bar Association.
ights of Columbus, Council #Ri7
fveerr Chapter.
Lion's International, Little
Miami Shore's Me's Golf AsScelation• Fraternity.
North Dade Chamberal
Phi Delta Phi international
Association.
University of Day
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Work Experience:
june¢1983 -to Present—Practicing-Attorneyr-- - - --- - - - --
_ 1981/82T-Dayton Human--Relationsouncil as alegal Enterprisesrin the
Duties included assisting Minority Business
preparation and submission of Contract
Bids
ototthe
OhioY of
Dayton, preparation and review Of pamphlet
i Landlord/Tenant Statute, and review and dinance pertaining tosistance Minority1Businessthe ocess
of submitting city or
Enterprises and Minority City Contracts.
Other Items:
Member of Advisory Board on Inter -group Relations to the Dade
County School Board, 1985 to present.
President of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights,
Florida Chapter. July/1983 to present.
Vice -President of the Catholic League for Religious and Civil --
Rights, Southeast Florida Chapter, 1982-83. Member of the Guardian Ad Litem Program in Dade County, as a Pro -
Bono Attorney, 1983 to Present.
Chairman of the 17thS3ngressional District Action Committee,
August/1982 to May/19to Life, Inc.
Member of Advisory Board to Borsar mbernto Life tEducation Center,
Treasurer and Board o
Inc., 1983-84.
Magister of Phi Delta Phi International Legal Fraternity,
University of Dayton, Stewart Inn, 1981-82.to the
Representative of the University
faDathenUniversity ofLaw
Indiana
1981 Midwest Conference of
(Bloomington, Indiana).
Member of the "Health Law Coo itheeFloridalBarvAssociation, 1984-
Responsibilities Committee
85.
Speak, Read and Write Spanish fluently.
References:
Upon Request.
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John D. Pennekamp, Jr.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
I am pleased to submit the name of Pedro Gonzalez to be
considered for appointment to the City of Miami's Citizen
Advisory Board for Community Development.
Mr. Gonzalez is vice president and branch manager of Sun
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Bank's Riverside banking center, 100 N.W. i2th Avenue.
feel certain that his experience in the Little Havana com-
munity and his involvement in groups such as the Kiwanis
Club of Little Havana make him eminently qualified for the
advisory position.
Additionally, he has an eagerness to serve his community.
I recommend him to you without hesitation or reservation.
777 Brickell Avenue/Miami, Florida 33131 /Telephone (305) 579 7242
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8305 Menteith Ter.
Miami Lakes
cation: Miami .D�eeof°A�ts1ty Degreeleg980
Associate
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Supervisory -Course and -various --
other professional seminars
Professional: Sun Bank/Miami
Vice President and Branch Manager
Riverside Center, 1982 to present
Palmetto Center, 1981 to 1982
Various other supervisory positions,
1976 to 1981
Franklin Finance 1970 to 1976
Office Manager,
director
Community Involement: Him sanicCHeb of Little Havana,
director
p
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the Havana Cow itv Development
Co Secretary member
Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce,
Chai man s Club, founding member member
CAL (Latin Chamber of Commerce)
Leadership Miami, member
Born December 17, 1947
Personal: Married, two children
Excellent health .
Veteran, United States Army
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Rolf D. Johnson phone (305) 445-5000
3936 Main HighwaY
coconut Grove, Florida 33133 _
-- - - of the-Phi.liPPjhes, B.B.A.
�ACTIaN _University Business Alistration 1967-1970
PRpFESSIpNAL: State of
Florida-catmleted Rea]- Estate course at Miami L•nivessity
June 10, 1974 License
State of Florida -Real Estate Broker
State of Florida -Mortgage Solicitor Licen---e
Certified, Residential Broom'
EXPERMXE: Bernards Restaurant, Carriage House
1971-1974 4100 Collins Aver Miami Beach' Florida
ager
Position: Assistant Food and BeVerage Man
Reason for leaving: Business Sold.
Centry 21 Real Estate
1974-1976 Lakeland, Florida
Position: Real Este Associate to South Florida.
Reason for liaving: To relocate
coconut GroVe Realty Grove Florida 33133
1976-1980 3464 Main Highway, coconut
Position; ercial. manager.
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premiere Properties Inc" Realty Florida 33133
1980-PE ESM 3936 Main Highway ► coconut Grove
position; owner/Broker
DM:Married; Maria Victoria Johnson, �Y 1973.
ivate
Becc[MnYenter of The Citywide Board e pre �ty�U- ion.
CBjECTIVE: sector acting as an advisory carmi.
the citizens of Miami for my g�
�� To repay h active voluntary civic
forture throug It of the crmr
participation for the beef
muni.ty.
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1200 NEW WORLD TOWER
100 NORTH BISCAYNE BOULEVARD
MIAMI. FLORIDA 33132
3TEWART A. MtOKIN
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Mr. Frank Castaneda
Director
Department of Community Development
City of Miami
1145 N. W. llth Street
Miami, Florida 33136
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Re: City of Miami Citywide
Community Development Advisory Board
Dear Mr. Castaneda:
eration
I have enclosed a copy of my personal resume fof MiamiCitywide
for appointment to the newly reconstituted City
Community Development Advisory Board.
I have served on the existing Citywide Board since 1982, serving
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as Vice Chairman during 1982 anmbe r of nthehDowntowairman n Community
1983 to
the present time, and was a me
oard prior to that time. In addition o
Development Advisory B
and working in the City of Miami, I am active in other
living affairs. I feel that my experience with the
City an Community
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City and Community would makh
position on the new Board,, esentative.er as the 2Downtown table nor aaBusiness
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and Financial Community P
Very truly yours,
Stewart A. Merkin
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STEWART A. MERKIN
Home: 4490 Lake Road Office: Merkin & Sacasas Miami, Florida 33137 Attorneys at Law1200 New World Tower
100 N. Biscayne Blvd.
Miami, Florida 33132
PERSONAL DATA
Date of Birth: February 16, 1943
Place of Birth: Easton, Pennsylvania
Marital Status: Married, Three Children
Occupation:
Attorney at Law
Military Status: Yieu
First Lieutenant,
United States
COMMUNITY AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
cityof Miami Citywide CommuVice Chairmanent19821so198Board,
Chairman: 1983 - present,
Cityof Miami Bond Advisor Committee, 1984
Miami Ca ital Deve o ment Inc.
Boar o Directors an Sxe-cutsAssociation,ve tBoard ofBDirectors
BayPoint Property -Owner
South Florida Counci Bo Scouts of America,
Boar of Directors and Executive Committee
Dade Count Bar Association
The F on a Bar
American Bar Association
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Cornell University, Cornell Law School
J. D., 1972
Cornell University, Graduate School of Business and Public
Administration
MBA, 1971
Wharton School of Finance and
University of Pennsylvania,
Commerce
B. S. in Economics, 1965
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Commission on Community Developmen
Resumae for "Board of Advisors" —to City _
_ -RALP_H HAROLD M020
3224 Biscayne Blvd. Apt. E-2
4 Miami, Fla. 33137
Tel:305/634-7150
Owner and operator for the past 5 years of Allaa2a'"ah A AAAce U-Stor-iT
L a mini warehouse,1450 N.W. 36 St.,Mia , laduated
Born in Levy Co. Fla. Moved to S.E. Fla. in 1921�gs Band
from Redlands High School. Played in the Hollywood eBoy's under
3 esyears.
LaMonica. Graduated MB.S. Degrreiami Band ehPsycBhology and Education,
Caesar
Berry College, Rome, Ga.
ts of America. Retired after 32
Graduate training;Boy Scou
years of professional service, as a professional, Administrative
Executive with 8 years with the Boy Scouts of America National
Office,
New York, e s traveling to every State in the U.S.A..The
f the South
final 8 years of Scouting as Boy c
Out
Council, serving Dade, Broward MonroeeCounties�supervising Florida
11 Staff Members, and 7 office staff. rica in 1966, and became
Retired from the Boy now at 1450 N.W.
the Real Estate Broker of SoutCommercialRand tlndustrial.
36 St.,Miami, Fla., primarily
Now: semi -retired. Physically and mentally able to serve
my Community as a volunteer Worker..
I have served as American Red Cross
DisasteroRelief 1Worker,
e
Life Saving, and at present act I served as an
in Hurricane preparedness and service.For 8 years,
Instructor in Auto OrivPegsons)tyAlso,the
as a•former(memberaof the
Association of Retired gem cutting
Miami Gem & Lapidary , I served as an Instructor in g
and lapidary work at the Museum of Science. Dade for the last
I have lived and worked in Dade County,
29 years.
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ANGEL R. RODRIGUEZ
L, PERSONAL HISTORY AND BUSINESS BACKGROUND
Angel R. Rodriguez is 51 years of,age. He is married to Gladys V. Rodriguez,
a Registered Pharmacist, who at the present time is not practicing her pro-_
fe_ sion_ since -she -has - joined -her-husband- in -the operation of all the McDonald's
-they--own. They have two sons and one daughter, from 20 - 23 years
of age. The two sons are Store Managers in his organization.
Angel R. Rodriguez has an extensive business background. His first experience
dates back to 1959, when he graduated from Havana University as a C. P. A. with
a B. S. Degree in kcounting. He also attended Spring Arbor Junior College,
y Spring Arbor, Michigan.
After 28 years of practicing public accounting with firms such as Hurdman and
Cranston, Penny & Co.; and Harris Kerr and Forster, he also practiced for eight
years as a sole accounting practitioner in New York City under the name of
Rodriguez and Associates. The firm of Rodriguez and Associates had among its
clients 14 McDonald's Restaurants, which prompted Mr. Rodriguez decision to sell
his accounting practice and investments in New York City to move to Florida to
join the McDonald's system.
Angel R. Rodriguez has felt success in every avenue of the McDonald's system
since he opened his first MCDbnald's in January 1980. He placed the Tamiami
Trail store, from the lowest volume of sales of all the Southeast Florida region,
above the McDonald's $1,200,000 average sale in less than three years. He has
been honored with the most prestigious award in the owners community, known as
the Ronald McDonald Award. This award is given for projecting t'�e professional
McDonald's image throughout the community, combined with excellence in McDonald's
operation. This is the first time in the -history of an owner/operator to win
this award in the Ft. Lauderdale Region. In 1983, McDonald's offered Mr. Rodriguez
his second store in Downtown Miami. In 1984, he opened his third store in Hialeah
and in November 1985 McDonald's offered him his fourth store in the growing area
known as Blue Lagoon, next to the Miami International Airport.
He is a member of the Board of Directors of the following civic organizations:
Kiwanis Club of Little Havana,- Elected second Vice President and is
ex -Assistant Treasurer, in the Executive Committee and Committee Co -
Chairman in the "Calle Ocho" Open House Festival.
Downtown Miami Business Association - Vice President of the Board of
Directors.
Ronald McDonald House of South Florida, University of Miami/Jackson
Memorial Hospital.- Member at Large and ex -Treasurer of the Executive
Committee.
Cuban National Planning Council -"Member of Executive Committee.
_ McDonald's Southeast Florida Owner's Association - Ex -Treasurer of the
Executive Committee. Presently running for Secretary.
Mr. Rodriguez also is a sponsor of the Dade Partners, which sponsors various ele-
mentary schools of the Dade County Public School System.
Angel R. Rodriguez and Gladys V. Rodriguez and their family have become outstanding
members of the community, and have made McDonald's Restaurant the focal Point
the community.
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Personal Data
Isidoro 0. Rodriguez Tel. (305) 324-1124
Address: Bus. 1959 N.W. 22 St. - - - _----- -- - --
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-- -- - - -- Tel. ( 305 ) 221 -9333
Res_--M4ami5�FL� 1233A75�
Date of Birth: November 20 1913
Place of Birth: Santiago de Cuba
Citizenship: U.S.A.
Marital Status: Married, two sons and one daughter
Education
High School.(Specialized in Business Administration)
Business
Present: President, Very Best Foods, Inca Miami, FL'-
Presidente, Compania Nacional de Alimentos S.A. San Pedro Sula,
Honduras.
Alimentos Cariari, S.A. San Jose, Costa Rica, Director
Experience
In U.S.A.
President National Food Industries, Inc.
President International Trading Co.
President Josimar Investment Inc.
President Tropical Banana Corp.
President National Wholesale Corp.
Member of the Board of Directors of International Bank.
Other Countries
President Porteadora Cubana de Cargdos a. S.A. ( 1950)Papers)
President Productos Sen $eguros
President Representaciones y
President Cadena Nacional, de Combustibles S.A.
Community and Civic Organizations In U.S.A.
i:Inc.
Member Board of Directors of Miami Capital Development
Member Miami Citywide Community Development Advisory Board
Chairman of the Board of Directors of Allapattah Community
Action, Inc.
President Asociacion del Distrito Comercial a Industrial
de las Americas Santiago de Cuba en el
Member of the Board o` Municipio de
Exilio, ex -President.
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Member of Big Five Club. c, of the State of
Protective Member of Salesman sso
American Chamber
Florida.
of Com-
Ex -Director Public Relations Latin
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merce, .
Interamerican Businessmen Association.
Ex -Director
Internacional of_Allapattah.
Ex -Director Sunshine Lions Club.
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Ex -Member of the Board ofY.M.C.A_
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Out -of U.S.-A.- - — - -
Industriade
(Honduras)
Member of Camara de Comercio a
Industria de la Habana.
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Camara de Comercio a
= Club de Leones, Havana.
Cor�odoro Yatch Club, Havana.
dCubaCuba.
d Santiagontiago aVice-President.
Camara -de Comercio
Yatch
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Ciudamar
Club Nautico, Santiago de Cuba.
Santiago de Cuba.
vista Alegre Ten nis Club,
Action Ciudadana, Director.
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MARIA ELENA TORANO
while many factors combined -to enable Maria Elena Torano become one of
Florida's foremost business and public affairs consultants, the
principal determinant has been her total commitment to work and to the
community she lives in. Quick mind and capacity for grasping intricate
issues, and their wider national and international implications, are
her marks of distinction. More important, her understanding of fellow
citizens, the ability to empathize with people, to make them bridge
differences and strive for the same cause, are the attributes that
helped her to succeed in every professional activityshe has undertaken
in the public and private sectors during her career.
Mrs. Torano's career had humble beginnings. She was able to advance
professionally in what at that time was a limited job market and an
ambiance generally unsympathetic to women in most fields of endeavor.
Thus her achievements have to be viewed differently than those of
others who easily move up the corporate or administrative ladder
supported by influential friends and powerful family connections.
Mrs. Torano did it all by herself. Today she Hi s among
leaders
Influentials," a list of the nation's most prominent spanic
published annually by the California magazine Hispanic Business.
In 1960, when the then 22-year-old mother of an infant son arrived with
her husband in Miami, one of many virtually penniless Cuban refugees,
who realized that she had to contribute toward the maintenance of her
family. That became even more of a necessity 18 months later, when her
husband, member of the Bay of Pigs Brigade, was a prisoner
in theuba and
failed
she had another son born while his father participate
invasion of the island.
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MARIA ELENA TORARO
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While many factors combined- to enable Maria Elena Torano become one of
Florida's foremost business and public affairs consultants, the
principal determinant has been her total commitment to work and to the
community she lives in. Quick mind and capacity for grasping intricate
issues, and their wider national and international implications, are
her marks of distinction. More important, her understanding of fellow
citizens, the ability to empathize with people, to make them bridge
differences and strive for the same cause, are theattributes
that
helped her to succeed in every professional activity she has
undaken
in the public and private sectors during her career.
Mrs. ToraMO 's career had humble beginnings. She was able to advance
professionally in what at that time was a limitedmarket job eand rn
ambiance generally unsympathetic to women in most fields
Thus her achievements have to be viewed differently than those of
others who easily move up the corporate or administrative ladder
supported by influential friends and powerful family connections.
Mrs. Torano did it all by herself. Today she is among "100
Influentials," a list of the nation's most prominent Hispanic leaders
published annually by the California magazine Hispanic Business.
In 1960, when the then 22-year-old mother of an infant son arrived with
her husband in Miami, one of many virtually penniless Cuban refugees,
who realized that she had to contribute toward themaintenancelaterof her
her
family. That became even more of a necessity 18 months
husband, member of the Bay of Pigs Brigade, was a prisoner in theCuba
ailed
and
she had another son born while his father participated
invasion of the island.
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- -- —When - she could not find - a white collar- job desp its 'her New Orleans- -
private school and the University of Havana education, Mrs. Torano
worked in a bakery and later in a laundry. Only in 1962, her experience
as home economics teacher in Havana helped her obtain a similar
position in the Dade County School System.
Between 1965 and mid 1968, she worked in the State of Florida Department
of Public Welfare where she became Supervisor of Family and Children's
Services. For the next eight years, she was employed in the private
sector both in Miami and in San Juan, Puerto Rico, obtaining experience
and discovering her predilection for community and public affairs
work. As a public relations representative of Eastern Airlines, she
rapidly advanced in the company being responsible for promotion
programs in major U.S. cities served by the airline. She did industry
analyses and devised programs to increase Eastern's penetration of
U.S. Hispanic markets. The strategy she was instrumental in
formulating has helped handsomely the company ever since.
Mrs. Torano's work as director of -Latin American Affairs at e
University of Miami Jackson Memorial Hospital, between lair and lath
enlarged her knowledge of the media, both print and
o broadcast.
She
o
assisted Jackson Memorial, the largest hospital i S
communicate with hundreds of thousands of
Hispanics staweekly
who use its
services. Among other tasks, she produced and
educational program on WLTV, Channel 23 in Miami.
Her job also called
for maintaining ongoing contacts with representatives of all segments
of Dade County's population. She began to be sought out as a member of
the Miami area's most prestigious organizations, being appointed,
among others, to the County's Council of Arts and Sciences.
-Because-of -her-atriiity to easily -ingrain into the life of Dade County, _
Mrs. Torano became recognized as a leader in that bi-cultural
community. She began to be regarded as a model for Hispanic -American
women to follow. She spoke openly about public affairs and politics.
Taking active part in these activities, she challenged the traditional
Latin concept that women should defer to men in all important matters.
That attitude, which she and other Cuban -American professionals
pioneered at the time, is now accepted as a natural state of affairs in
the Miami area.
Her reputation as a civic leader became known nationally and in 1977 she
was appointed Associate Director for Public Affairs of the U.S.
Community Services Administration, being the highest ranking Cuban
American woman in the Federal Government at the time. During her three
year stay in Washington, D.C., Mrs. Torano acquired experience at the
national level, having dealt with the Federal agencies and their
representatives in all regions of the country. That experience was
broadened by her work, between 1979'and 1980, as president of the
National Association of Spanish Broadcasters, also in the nation's
capital. By mid 1980, she was back in Miami deciding to enter the
private sector as owner of her own business, META, Inc., of which she
has been president since. During the last five years at the helm of
META, Mrs. Torano has been a consultant to a large number of
corporations, many of them national and international organizations,
and to public sector agencies. Her professional activities have taken
her to most cities of the United States and to many foreign countries.
She has successfully coordinated a number of programs that require
close government -business cooperation. In her work, she has developed
a solid, practical approach which stands her in good stead in dealing
with clients in business and government, both of which she believes
must be accessible and responsive to be successful with the public.
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FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK
January 3,_ 1986—
Department of Community Development
1145 NW 11th St.
Miami, FL 33136
Re: Community Development Advisory Board
To Whom it may concern:
Enclosed please find my resumeeoAdvisoifiBaoaTans in response to the recent drive
Board -
for new members to serve on the Advisory
Estate
Please note that I currently am employed as a Commercialaamvery interestedninrservh
very _
Florida National Bank of Miami (Phone: 545-3196=ivate sector. In specific, Z
ing as one of the 5 members selected from
mothe private
tunity in meeting with the target
would actively participate and enjoy PP
area members of our community.
community and every effort must be made on
This is an essential program to our
our part to ensure that optimum nbeachitarget areaved from the Federal Community
Development Block Grant Money i
I believe that I would bea very acin Co�nerciale and lved RealmEstate financingof this dlican
Board and as a banker specializing articular field which might prove to be
add a certain level of expertise in my p
advantageous.
Sincerely,
J*q��w X 'Ioom�
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Steven Winner
Commercial Real Estate Lender
SW:xsm
Encls.-
MIAMI
(305) 373-1 l
POST OFFICE BOX 524263A/ 169 EAST FLAGLER STREET / ML4MI. FLORIDA 33I52-4263 /
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STEVEN A. WINNER
ti RESUME QUALIFICATIONS
L 7731 S.W. 100th Street Telephone: (305) 596-1531
Miami, Florida 33156
'- -OBJECTIVE; - A position with a rapidiy eRparnding financial/investment"s institutoon witc oPPotcun�ty
- to actively pursue'a career path towards senior management. - -
EDUCATION 2 years Academic Studies in Public Relations/Business/University of Florida
Executive & Special Programs in Computer Science/University of Miami
Real Estate Analvsis/Appraisal/ Broward Communitv College
` Bachelor of Science in English Literature, minor in Public Relations,
GPA 3.69, in major 4.0 University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida, 1984
EXPERIENCE
1984 — Present Barnett Bank of South Florida, N.A.
Commercial Real Estate Lending Officer
• Actively manage a collective Commercial Real Estate Loan Portfolio
• Responsible for overseeing Commercial Real Estate Loan Production for Barnett Banks
South West Broward region (new business)
• Involved in underwriting, modifying, extending and monitoring new construction/interim
Commercial Real Estate Loans
• Present loan request with credit analysis to Execute Loan Committee
• Additional experience obtained in Barnett Banks Special Assets/Loan Workout Division
1983 - 84 SAC Construction Company, Miami, Florida
Estimators Assistant
itions as well as leasing completed properties
• Worked with estimators on contract negota
• Submitted construction draws to lending institutions
• Obtained work permits and CO's from Dade County Building and Zoning
• Reviewed bid proposals and coordinated subcontracting schedules
1982 -84 University of Miami. Department of English
Assistant to the Chairman
offerings to actively assist the Department in increasing
• Developed a catalogue of course o
enrollment
• Supervised the budget for the department 1982 - 83
• Developed alumni campaign contribution drive 1982 - 84
1981 - 82 Cole Realty of Palm Beach, Palm Beach, Florida
Realtor Associate
• Represented Realtor in the Gainesville/Ocala area
• Specialized in Estate Sales, particularly ranch land
• Developed Multi -Media presentations for prospective out of town investors actively
marketing commercial property
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HONORS
Phi Kappn Phi .(National Honorarv), Golden Key (National Honorary),
Scholarship receipiant, College of Arts & Science Alumni
Bowman/Ache
Merit Scholarship, Deans List 1982 - 84, Graduated with Honors/University of Miami
ADDITIONAL
Bunk Seminars & Course Work 1984
Barnett Bank
INDUSTRY
Real Estate Loan Documentation,
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_RELATED
EDUCATION
_ Leasehold_ financing, Holland
Future Advances, Title Insurance, Smith &Mandler--
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SL SEMINARS
Smith & Barnett Bank International Division
Letters
& Around
Wrap Mortgages,
Trusts p
Reviewing, Modifying & Extending Loans, Smith & Mandler
Commercial Loan Policies & Procedures, Barnett Bank
UCC article 9, Britton & Cohen
The Borrower as an Entity, Barnett Bank
Monitoring the Construction Loan, Barnett Bank
Financial Analysis, Barnett Bank
Credit Policy, Barnett Bank
Mortgage Bankers of America Fall Workshop, Miami, Florida
• City of Miami, Chamber of Commerce, Motion Picture/Television task force
EXTRA
CURRICULAR
• Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce, West task force
ACTIVITIES
• Miami Design Preservation League, Patron
Chairman, University of Miami Lecture Series
of the Lecture Series, contacted agents, reserved concert halls,
• Coordinated all aspects
directed publicity, oversaw budget.
Bacchus (Boosting Alcohol Consciousness Concerning the Health of University Students)
Board member.
facilitated group seminars that dealt with educating students on the hazards
• Organized and
of irresponsible drinking
United Way Campaign Director Dept. of English, University of Miami, 1982 - 84
Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity, Gainesville, Florida _
LICENSURE
Licensed Florida Real Estate Salesman
REFERENCES
Available upon request
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