On Wednesday, December 16, 2015, Orlando Remembered, Inc., met at the University Club, 150 E. Central Blvd., Orlando FL. Special THANX to Claude Wolfe for arranging today’s gathering at this historical-site [scheduled for demolition next year] and the delicious buffet breakfast! Jeff Jakubik, new President of the Historical Society, was welcomed and reviewed some of the major developments underway. Meeting was called to order at 9 a.m., followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. Attending were:

Robert Serros, President
Shirley Cannon, Vice President
Grace Chewning, Secretary/Treas.
Mark Line, Past Chairman
Daniel Assael
Joe Baker
Ann Bennett
Sandy/Shelia Dann
Joy Dickinson
Richard Forbes
Leon Handley
Ron Jaffe
Rick Kilby
Bill Leach
Emmett O’Dell
Gail Padgett
Bunny Parish
Mary Phillips
Tana Porter
Vic Ratliff
Tiffany Rivera
Robert Smith
Jane Tracy
Peggy Jo van den Berg
Claude Wolfe
Bob Woodbery
Whitney Broadaway
Jeff Jakubik
John Olin

1. MINUTES – The November 18 minutes were approved as written on motion of L. Handley, seconded by C. Wolfe and vote carried.

2. TREASURER’S REPORT – OR/$17,329; Andrew Serros Legacy Endowment/$9,537.93.

3. PROJECT PRIORITIES
A] Awaiting activation of the OR website, installation will proceed simultaneously of approved prototype display panels with the new design/branding concept and Logo. Initial locations for the panels include 1 S. Orange Ave., 20 N. Orange Ave./San Juan, 390 N. Orange Ave./Bank of America, Autrey Arcade/Jefferson Court block.

4. OLD BUSINESS: [a] Strategic Initiatives: ► Member Education. ► Exhibits and website. E. O’Dell accepted administrator responsibility for Orlando Remembered‘s Facebook presence, along with R. Smith. M. Line indicated the OR website is hoped to be up and running in March. ► “We Love Orlando” Party ► Orlando Remembered Legacy. [b] G. Chewning provided an up-date on the 501(c)(3) charitable status process. [c] Referring to #7, last month’s minutes, Mark Line noted the Historic Walking Tour has been rescheduled for the first week of March, per Rose Garlick/Downtown Orlando Information Center Manager. Members are invited to participate by appearing “in character” at various stops along the route. [d] In connection with #4c, last month’s minutes concerning the OR display case at 14 E. Washington St. [Rutland’s, Exhibit #88], Collections Manager Whitney Broadaway reported she has removed the panels and items [cataloged/stored according to standard museum guidelines], leaving a “please excuse our dust” sign in its stead. M. Line and A. Bennett will coordinate reinstallation thereof.

5. NEW BUSINESS: W, Broadaway submitted her Display Inspection Report dated 12-15-15, which includes the Orange County Court House Case [Exhibit #94].

6. ON-GOING ACTIVITIES: () Remember to calendar the John Young History Makers Celebration on April 20th honoring Harris Rosen [present] and Dr. William Wells [past] to be held at the Rosen Shingle Creek Inn. () Tiffany Rivera will arrange for presentation at our April 20th meeting of OR digital exhibits and metadata work product by the undergraduate students in Dr. Rose Beiler’s History and Historians class, including the Post Office display. [Meanwhile, use titles of Orlando Regions Bank, Orlando Public Library, Downtown Information Center at https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/omeka2/orlandoremembered.] () Shirley Cannon reviewed many of the exciting undertakings by the Pine Castle Woman’s Club and the Pine Castle Historical Society.

7. ANNOUNCEMENTS/GOOD OF THE ORDER:  Ron Jaffe found a set of digitized home movies from the 1950s-1970s with shots of the 1892 courthouse, the Chamber of Commerce, the 1924 Lake Eola bandshell, Colonial Plaza, at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xv01cjBytDk, apparently donated to/posted by UCF RICHES.  Bunny Parish provided information about Robert E. Lee Middle School Advisory Committee meetings concerning possible name change.  During American Library Association Preservation Week of April 24-30, 2016, Jane Tracy announced that the Orlando Public Library has scheduled different speakers from on the importance of preservation for individuals and institutions. Lisa Camichos, who lives in North Carolina and daughter of John Camichos [former OR Chairman], will present “The Orlando Plan, Orlando’s Effort to Save Volos, Greece,” on Saturday, April 30, 10-11 am. Monday, April 25, 6-7 pm, she will focus specifically on the African American community contribution to the Orlando Plan. Her dissertation is at: http://www.orlandomemory.info/search?combine=Volos. (There are more Camichos Family Volos archives to come on Orlando Memory, so keep watching the site.)

8. ORLANDOANS REMEMBERED – People whose lives were so important to so many, who helped make Orlando a great City and whose passing represents a significant loss to our community: Jack Clay Inman, Esq.; Robert Eugene Shaw, Jr.; Marshall Vermillion; Diana N. “Di” Vergowe; Russ Moncrief; Mary Ann Davis Blackburn Carroll; Jack Sanderson Borling; Jack E. Nelson; Daisy Leona “Tina” Allen; Louis John Kaminer; Donald Lee Crenshaw; Helen A. Sikorski.

9. ADJOURNMENT – There being no further business, meeting was adjourned at 10 a.m. Next OR gathering is January 20, 2016, 9 a.m., at the History Center.

Grace Ann Chewning, Secretary-Treasurer

Orlando Remembered, Inc., Loves “The City Beautiful!”

On Wednesday, November 18, 2015, Orlando Remembered, Inc., met in the 3rd floor Grand Jury Room at the History Center, 65 E. Central Blvd., Orlando FL. Meeting was called to order at 9 a.m., followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. Attending were:

Robert Serros, President
Shirley Cannon, Vice President
Grace Chewning, Secretary/Treas.
Mark Line, Past Chairman
Joe Baker
Texann Buck
Sandy Dann
Richard Forbes
Leon Handley
Jim Hardman
Ron Jaffe
Anita Lam
Bill Leach
Gail Padgett
Bunny Parish
Tana Porter
Vic Ratliff
Tiffany Rivera
Robert Smith
Peggy Jo van den Berg
Claude Wolfe
Bob Woodbery
Mike Perkins
Whitney Broadaway
John Olin

1. MINUTES – The October 21 minutes were approved as written on motion of L. Handley, seconded by T. Buck and vote carried.

2. TREASURER’S REPORT – OR/$17,329; Andrew Serros Legacy Endowment/$9,537.93.

3. PROJECT PRIORITIES
A] The approved prototype display panels to be installed as our new design/branding concept along with new Logo will proceed simultaneously whenever the OR website is activated, per Anita Lam. Moving forward on this most important item, Mark Line advised that Rick Kilby has agreed to design the framework for the website! Initial locations for the panels include 1 S. Orange Ave., 20 N. Orange Ave./San Juan, 390 N. Orange Ave./Bank of America, Autrey Arcade/Jefferson Court block.

4. OLD BUSINESS: [a] Strategic Initiatives: ► Member Education ► Exhibits and website ► “We Love Orlando” Party ► Orlando Remembered Legacy. [b] G. Chewning provided an up-date on the 501(c)(3) charitable status process. [c] Referring to #5, last month’s minutes, Mark Line indicated that contact has been established with the contractor performing construction modifications for the new owners of the Rutland Building/14 E. Washington St. and will coordinate with Whitney Broadaway regarding the OR display on the north side.

5. NEW BUSINESS: Whitney Broadaway distributed copies of her Display Inspection Report including the Orlando Public Library Case on Oct. 27.

6. ON-GOING ACTIVITIES: () Mike Perkins spoke about the extensive efforts planned by the Historical Society toward exhibit design and an updated Master Plan. He announced the John Young History Makers Celebration is scheduled for April 20th honoring Harris Rosen [present] and Dr. William Wells [past] to be held at the Rosen Shingle Creek Inn. ()Tiffany Rivera related that undergraduate students taking Dr. Rose Beiler’s History and Historians class have submitted their digital exhibits and metadata for review. The students have worked all semester on the OR Post Office display. The exhibits are not live yet, but will be by early Spring. She proposed a presentation of the exhibits during the March 2016 OR meeting in the Melrose Center at the Orlando Public Library. She also invited members to join the UCF History Department for the Internship & Project Showcase on December 8, 1-3 p.m., at the UCF Graduate Student Center, Colburn Hall. [Remember: Go to https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/omeka2/orlandoremembered using titles of Orlando Regions Bank, Orlando Public Library, Downtown Information Center. Alternatively, search by repository. Orlando Remembered is listed and can be selected.] () Shirley Cannon reviewed some of the activities by the Pine Castle Woman’s Club and the Pine Castle Historical Society. () Mark Like noted the Orange Preservation Trust is undergoing reorganization.
7. ANNOUNCEMENTS/GOOD OF THE ORDER:  Richard Forbes distributed copies of the 2016 Historic Preservation Calendar profiling Bungalows of Orlando’s Historic Districts.  Ron Jaffe displayed a 1927 Ledger from the Angebilt Hotel and construction plans.  Bunny Parish reported on Robert E. Lee Middle School Advisory Committee meetings concerning possible name change.  Mark Line advised of invitation from Rose Garlick, Downtown Orlando Information Center Manager, for members to participate in another Historic Walking Tour the first week in May by appearing “in character” at various stops along the route.  When Claude Wolfe inquired if members would like to come again this year to the University Club for the December meeting, the answer was an enthusiastic “YES!”

8. ORLANDOANS REMEMBERED – People whose lives were so important to so many, who helped make Orlando a great City and whose passing represents a significant loss to our community: Clarice Jeanette “Jean” Martin Pulsifer; Edith Evenson Brown; Etta Showalter.

9. ADJOURNMENT – There being no further business, meeting was adjourned at 10 a.m. Next OR gathering is December 16.

Grace Ann Chewning, Secretary-Treasurer

Orlando Remembered Loves “The City Beautiful!”

On Wednesday, October 21, 2015, Orlando Remembered, Inc., met in the 3rd floor Grand Jury Room at the History Center, 65 E. Central Blvd., Orlando FL. Meeting was called to order at 9 a.m., followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. Attending were:

Robert Serros, Chairman
Shirley Cannon, Vice Chairman
Grace Chewning, Secretary
Mark Line, Past Chairman
Daniel Assael
Texann Buck
Leon Handley
Ron Jaffe
Emmett O’Dell
Tana Porter
Vic Ratliff
Robert Smith
Peggy Jo van den Berg
Bob Woodbery
Richard Forbes
Rick Kilby
Anita Lam
Whitney Broadaway
John Olin
Tiffany Rivera
Jim Hardman

1. MINUTES – The September 16 minutes were approved as written.

2. TREASURER’S REPORT – OR/$17,329; Andrew Serros Legacy Endowment/$9,537.93.

3. PROJECT PRIORITIES
A] Relating to Item 5[A], last month’s minutes, which approved proposal for prototype display panels to be installed as our new design/branding concept along with new Logo, Anita Lam, Emmett O’Dell, Mark Line and Bob Serros reported results of a subsequent very productive meeting with Hank Katzen, owner of 1 S. Orange Ave. A Memorandum of Understanding is anticipated to follow. Efforts will proceed to receive authorization for installation at other locations, such as 20 N. Orange Ave./San Juan, 390 N. Orange Ave./Bank of America, Autrey Arcade/Jefferson Court block.

4. OLD BUSINESS: [a] Strategic Initiatives: ► Member Education: Visit existing displays. ► Exhibits and website: Emmett Odell projected an OR website will be “up and running” by March! ► “We Love Orlando” Party: No report. ► Orlando Remembered Legacy: No report.

5. NEW BUSINESS: [A] Proposed Bylaws for Orlando Remembered, Inc., prepared by Attorney Justine Thompson Cowan in connection with obtaining 501(c)(3) charitable status were submitted for consideration. Following discussion, it was moved by E. Odell, seconded by V. Ratliff and vote carried unanimously that same be adopted. [B] Richard Forbes advised there has been a change in ownership of the Rutland Building/14 E. Washington St. and construction modifications are a possibility. Mark Line and/or Richard will contact appropriate parties thereon.

6. ON-GOING ACTIVITIES: ()Tiffany Rivera related that UCF RICHES has a History and Historians class working on an OR project this semester and that the Professor teaching the class would like to have the student present the final work product at the December 16 meeting [NOTE: It will be on the Agenda!]. She also reminded that OR exhibits can be found at: https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/omeka2/orlandoremembered Exhibit titles are Orlando Regions Bank, Orlando Public Library, Downtown Information Center. You may also search by repository. Orlando Remembered is listed and can be selected.
() Shirley Cannon commented on varied activities by the Pine Castle Woman’s Club and the Pine Castle Historical Society, including efforts toward affiliation recognition. She noted a much appreciated visit by Dr. Connie Lester/UCF RICHES, Dr. Scot A. French and two of their graduate students who are looking forward to archive the history of Sky Lake and its relationship with Martin Marietta.

7. ANNOUNCEMENTS/GOOD OF THE ORDER:  WELCOME Jim Hardman, 735 Hardman Dr., Orlando 32806, 407-898-7163(H), 407-492-5654(C), [email protected]!  ”Heartfelt Wishes” to Charter Member Joe Guernsey on the 97th Anniversary of his Natal Day, October 13!
8. ORLANDOANS REMEMBERED – People whose lives were so important to so many, who helped make Orlando a great City and whose passing represents a significant loss to our community: James Anthony “Jim” Hinson; Victor Edward “Woody” Woodman, Esq.; John Lundy Andrews; Lois Gail Begley; Emily Beacham “Beachy” Perkins Harrell; Eva Lynn “Fig” Newton Faucette; Dr. Robert F. “Bob” Stonerock, Jr.; Frederick W. “Fred” Leonhardt, Esq.; John “Jack” Ledoux; C.W. “Bill” Jennings, Jr.; Elizabeth “Betty” Giles Brown; Joan Power Holland; Barbara “Babs” Dun; Dorothy J. Peterson; Charles Stewart Rosenfelt; Samuel “Sam” Morrow; Bennett Lee “Ben” Musik; Sandy Weeks Dann.

9. ADJOURNMENT – There being no further business, meeting was adjourned at 9:55 a.m. on motion of M. Line, seconded by P. van den Berg and vote carried. Next OR gathering is November 18 at the History Center.

Grace Ann Chewning, Secretary

Orlando Remembered Loves “The City Beautiful!”

On Wednesday, September 16, 2015, Orlando Remembered, a Committee of the Historical Society of Central Florida, met in the 3rd floor Grand Jury Room at the History Center, 65 E. Central Blvd., Orlando FL. Meeting was called to order at 4 p.m., followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. Attending were:

Robert Serros, Chairman
Shirley Cannon, Vice Chairman
Grace Chewning, Secretary
Sandy Dann
Joy Wallace Dickinson
Leon Handley
Bill Leach
Emmett O’Dell
Tana Porter
Dann/Mary Pottinger
Vic Ratliff
Peggy Jo van den Berg
Claude Wolfe
Bob Woodbery
Richard Forbes
Anita Lam
Gail Padgett
Whitney Broadaway
Tiffany Rivera
Rose Beiler
Adam Kelly

1. MINUTES – The May 20 minutes were approved as written.

2. TREASURER’S REPORT – No report.

3. PROJECT PRIORITIES
A] 390 N. Orange Ave./Bank of America – See 5[B].
B] Autrey Arcade/Jefferson Court block – See 5[B].

4. OLD BUSINESS: [a] Strategic Initiatives: ► Member Education: Visit existing displays. ► Exhibits and website: Emmett Odell commented on his interface with Jason Zangari who will provide necessary expertise to move forward on re-establishing an OR website to include QR codes. ► “We Love Orlando” Party: No report. ► Orlando Remembered Legacy: No report.
[b] “Hot off the press” copies were distributed of the new OR “Historic Downtown Orlando Walking Tour” brochure, incorporating our displays! KUDOS to all who were involved in this production!

5. NEW BUSINESS: [A] Submitted for consideration were proposed Articles of Incorporation for Orlando Remembered, Inc., prepared by Attorney Justine Cowan in connection with obtaining 501(c)(3) charitable status. Following discussion, it was moved by E. Odell, seconded by S. Canon and vote carried unanimously that same be adopted. It then was moved by D. Pottinger, seconded by E. Odell and vote carried that confirmation be give to execution by Secretary Grace A. Chewning, on June 29, 2015, of Contract For Services between Orlando Remembered and Justine Thompson Cowan, Esq., Cowan Consulting for Nonprofits. [NOTE: The Historical Society is paying for the attorney to complete the registration and filing process.]
[B] Anita Lam displayed maquettes she developed as a prototype for OR panels, starting with Orange Ave./Central Blvd. locations, noting these signs [approximately 12” x 18”] will be a complement to existing displays and in lieu of exhibits at new/obsolete locations. The design/branding concept/installation plan was received ENTHUSIASTICALLY, along with a new Logo! Emmett Odell collaborated on this project and volunteered to assist in marketing the program. It was moved by D. Pottinger, seconded by V. Ratliff and vote carried that the proposal be approved, including adoption of a new Logo, specifically authorizing an expenditure up to $500 for prototype manufacture.

6. ON-GOING ACTIVITIES: ()Whitney Broadaway, Collections Manager, submitted Report on “Orlando Remembered Display Inspections” as of today’s date. () Dr. Rose Beiler reported that, with Dr. Tana Porter’s outstanding assistance, her UCF History undergraduate class photographed all of the exhibits at the Post Office, accompanied by Whitney Broadaway, concluding with a visit to the History Center for an excellent overview of useful resources and a tour of the stacks by Research Librarian Dr. Adam Ware. Dr. Beiler indicated the next step will be to get grad students up and running on OR history for use in creating a digital exhibit to introduce the organization and exhibits for RICHES. Tiffany Rivera noted UCF RICHES will present “An Oral History Workshop” on October 1, 5:30-7:30 p.m., in Room 146, Colbourn Hall, UCF Graduate Student Center. () Shirley Cannon commented on numerous and various undertakings by the Pine Castle Woman’s Club and the Pine Castle Historical Society, not to mention her challenge to all history buffs that she is going to wear her PCHS T-shirt every day until they reach 300 new members!

7. ANNOUNCEMENTS/GOOD OF THE ORDER:  One of our own, TEXANN IVEY BUCK, was recognized as an “Art Legend of Orange County” when the Orange County Arts & Cultural Affairs joined with 11 area museums and galleries to honor individuals who helped build a solid foundation for the local arts community during period 1952-1982.

8. ORLANDOANS REMEMBERED – People whose lives were so important to so many, who helped make Orlando a great City and whose passing represents a significant loss to our community: Paul Anthony Pirkle, DDS; Lula Mae Gallon Kegler; Robert Nathaniel Dosh, Jr.; Dr. Louis P. Brady; Dr. Robert Corbin Mumby; Beatrice Bornstein Ettinger; Hartwell Benton Conklin; Dr. Arthur McCrary Blood; Dr. Michael John Moore; Adelaide Dickson Wells; Raymond Bassett; Rev. Jack Day; Scott McKenzie; Francis Wesley “Buck” Blankner, Esq.; Bernard Dempsey, Jr., Esq.; Elizabeth Huntington West Reed; Alan Charles “Chief Mac” Macallaster; Robert M. “Bob” Ellis; June Dixon Condron; Ed Knight, Jr.; Betty Maxwell Daniel; William Thomas “Bill” Ewing, Jr., DDS; Louise Mullin Yergey; Dr. Albert Gleason.

9. ADJOURNMENT – There being no further business, meeting was adjourned at 5:00 p.m. so members could attend the Historical Society’s Celebration of its 2015 Donald A. Cheney Award to The Reverend Canon Nelson Wardell Pinder. Next OR gathering is October 21 at the History Center.

Grace Ann Chewning, Secretary

Orlando Remembered Loves “The City Beautiful!”

On Wednesday, June 17, 2015, Orlando Remembered, a Committee of the Historical Society of Central Florida, met in the 3rd floor Grand Jury Room at the History Center, 65 E. Central Blvd., Orlando FL. Meeting was called to order at 9 a.m., followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. Attending were:

Robert Serros, Chairman
Shirley Cannon, Vice Chairman
Mark Line, Past Chairman
Grace Chewning, Secretary
Daniel Assael
Joe Baker
Texann Buck
Joy Wallace Dickinson
Charlie Gray
Leon Handley
Rodney Kincaid
Vic Ratliff
Robert Smith
Jane Tracy
Peggy Jo van den Berg
Claude Wolfe
Bob Woodbery
Richard Forbes
Anita Lam
Gail Padgett
Mike Perkins
Kimberlee Riley
Whitney Broadaway
Bill Leach
John Olin

1. MINUTES – The May 20 minutes were approved as written.

2. TREASURER’S REPORT – Balances reported through May: $17,323.15 in the OR Money Market account; $9,498 in the Andrew N. Serros Legacy Endowment Fund [CD].

3. PROJECT PRIORITIES
A] 390 N. Orange Ave./Bank of America – A. Lam indicated completion of this project is imminent and displayed a sample of the prototype utilizing a pole design with cross arms!
B] Autrey Arcade/Jefferson Court block – A. Lam advised additional materials are still needed to finalize this proposed audio-visual monitor display.

4. OLD BUSINESS: [a] Strategic Initiatives: ► Member Education: Visit existing displays. ► Exhibits and website: Moving forward on re-establishing website for OR. ► “We Love Orlando” Party: No report.
► Orlando Remembered Legacy: No report. [b] “Historic Downtown Orlando Walking Tour” brochure, incorporating OR displays, should be printed by next meeting.

5. NEW BUSINESS: ☑ Whitney Broadaway, Collections Manager, submitted Report on “Orlando Remembered Display Inspections” as of today’s date. It was moved by G. Chewning, seconded by V. Ratliff and vote carried that same be accepted, including consideration to undertake various remedial actions recommended therein. ☑ WELCOME new OR Warrior, Bill Leach, 422-3140(H), 808-0409(C), 345 Lakeview St., Orlando 32804, [email protected].

6. ON-GOING ACTIVITIES: () Historical Society President Mark Line commented on various activities at the History Center, such as up-dating documents, recruiting Board members, outsourcing marketing operation. () Dr. Lester provided an update on efforts of the UCF RICHES program. [Reminder: OR exhibits can be found at: https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/omeka2/orlandoremembered. Exhibit titles are Orlando Regions Bank, Orlando Public Library, Downtown Information Center. You may also search by repository. Orlando Remembered is listed and can be selected.] () Shirley Cannon announced the Crawford House relocation is finally scheduled on Sunday, June 14th, to 631 Wilkes Ave. for its repurposed life as the new Pine Castle History Center!

7. ANNOUNCEMENTS/GOOD OF THE ORDER:  Richard Forbes extended Invitation to the Orlando Amtrak Station Ribbon Cutting on Monday, June 29, 11 a.m., at 1400 Sligh Blvd. For project details, visit: cityoforlando.net/AmtrakRestoration.

8. ORLANDOANS REMEMBERED – People whose lives were so important to so many, who helped make Orlando a great City and whose passing represents a significant loss to our community: John Sanford Brumback, Jr.; Jerry Mack Denson, DMD; Isaac Wells Alderman; Oliver Charles “Charlie” Branneky; Russell Troutman, Esq.; James H. “Jimmy” Evans, Jr.; Thomas “Tom” Peter Moran, Esq.; William “Bill” Totten; Katie Porta.

9. ADJOURNMENT – There being no further business, meeting was adjourned – at 9:50 a.m. Next gathering is September 16 at the History Center.

Grace Ann Chewning, Secretary

Orlando Remembered Loves “The City Beautiful!”

On Wednesday, May 20, 2015, Orlando Remembered, a Committee of the Historical Society of Central Florida, met in the 3rd floor Grand Jury Room at the History Center, 65 E. Central Blvd., Orlando FL. Meeting was called to order at 9 a.m., followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. Attending were:

Robert Serros, Chairman
Shirley Cannon, Vice Chairman
Mark Line, Past Chairman
Grace Chewning, Secretary
Daniel Assael
Joe Baker
Texann Buck
Joy Wallace Dickinson
Charlie Gray
Leon Handley
Rodney Kincaid
Vic Ratliff
Robert Smith
Jane Tracy
Peggy Jo van den Berg
Claude Wolfe
Bob Woodbery
Richard Forbes
Anita Lam
Gail Padgett
Mike Perkins
Kimberlee Riley
Whitney Broadaway
Emilie Arnold
Paul Trembly
Rick Kilby
Nancy Garmon
Eric Gray
Bill Leach
John Olin

1. MINUTES – The April 15 minutes were approved as written on motion of L. Handley, seconded by V. Ratliff and vote carried.

2. TREASURER’S REPORT – K. Riley cited balances through April of $17,321.78 in the OR Money Market account and $9,498 in the Andrew N. Serros Legacy Endowment Fund [CD].

3. PROJECT PRIORITIES
A] 390 N. Orange Ave./Bank of America – A. Lam reviewed progress toward making this project a reality with suggested branding of the proposed display model utilizing a 7’ pole design with cross arms!
B] Autrey Arcade/Jefferson Court block – A. Lam advised that photos and captions are needed to finalize this proposed audio-visual monitor display.

4. OLD BUSINESS: [a] Strategic Initiatives: ► Member Education: Visit existing displays. ► Exhibits and website: Mike Perkins stated the on-going revamping of the History Center website will include OR. ► “We Love Orlando” Party: No report. ► Orlando Remembered Legacy: No report. [b] Edited draft of “Historic Downtown Orlando Walking Tour” brochure, incorporating OR displays, is in final review. [c] R. Forbes cited an estimated cost of $4,000 to relocate the original Sperry Fountain from City storage to a site in Greenwood Cemetery.

5. NEW BUSINESS: ☑ Mike Perkins was asked to “dust off” the audio-visual production on OR exhibits for a presentation at the September 16th meeting. ☑ R. Forbes noted sizeable attendance at the May 19 Unveiling of the Eppes-Shine Family Florida Marker in Greenwood Cemetery and that the April 19 Lake Eola Heights Walking Tour raised $2,000 for donation to the Orange Preservation Trust. He also announced the theme for the 2016 Historic Preservation Board Calendar will be the bungalows of Orlando’s historic districts in black/white photos that capture their craftsmanship, history and unique architectural characteristics. ☑ Eric Gray, former History Center staff member, now Executive Director of the Community Food & Outreach Center, 150 W. Michigan St., was welcomed and provided a summary of the organization’s mission to help those who are trying to break the cycle of poverty. For more info, go to www.communityfoodoutreach.org.

6. ON-GOING ACTIVITIES: () M. Perkins related that $115,000+ was raised from the hugely successful 2015 “John Young History Makers” event on April 23 honoring Dr. John C. Hitt [present], UCF President, and Burt Roper [past], Florida citrus pioneer/inventor/philanthropist. () Historical Society President Mark Line commented on positive recent ad hoc committee meeting with A. Lam, T. Buck, W. Broadaway, E. Arnold and P. Trembly resulting in commitment by Collections/Exhibit staff to a restoration plan for existing OR exhibits. W. Broadaway elaborated on myriad factors involved in this endeavor, stating she plans to “tackle” one case a month. Regarding new exhibits, it was the committee’s consensus that they be content oriented with QR codes and/or web page, digital references rather than actual artifacts. () T. Rivera’s report was received via email: The RICHES Mosaic Interface in rolling out a new release that allows users to analyze the items they’ve saved to their Bookbag. Enhancement features include: Organize items into folders; view annotations; See items from a selected folder on a map or timeline; Use the Connections tool to find new items related to items in your Bookbag. [Reminder: OR exhibits can be found at: https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/omeka2/orlandoremembered. Exhibit titles are Orlando Regions Bank, Orlando Public Library, Downtown Information Center. You may also search by repository. Orlando Remembered is listed and can be selected.]

7. ANNOUNCEMENTS/GOOD OF THE ORDER:  S. Cannon mentioned various activities by the Pine Castle Woman’s Club and the Pine Castle Historical Society, especially noting that ABC has donated $10,000 toward the Crawford House restoration/relocation effort. A new undertaking involves saving the Pine Castle School.  KUDOS! Rick Kilby is the new Editor of the Society’s “Reflections” magazine!  Today, the Anniversary of Chairman Serros’ Natal Day, was acknowledged by card and song!

8. ORLANDOANS REMEMBERED – People whose lives were so important to so many, who helped make Orlando a great City and whose passing represents a significant loss to our community: Daniel Edward Zaffran, Kenneth Houston Kraft, Jr., Ray Norman, Jeanne D’Agostino Rodriquez, Chris W. Amick, Judge George C. Young, Ollie McCullers Sullivan, Nancy N. Garthwaite, James Louis Hayes, Carrie Johnson, Thomas Ross Mulcahy, Dr. Richard Harriss Hellinger, Sr., Mark Barker, Jr., Judge Warren Edwards, Richard Howard.

9. ADJOURNMENT – There being no further business, meeting was adjourned – at 10:07 a.m. Next gathering is June 17, 2015, 9 a.m., at the History Center.

Grace Ann Chewning, Secretary

Orlando Remembered Loves “The City Beautiful!”

On Wednesday, April 15, 2015, Orlando Remembered, a Committee of the Historical Society of Central Florida, met in the 3rd floor Grand Jury Room at the History Center, 65 E. Central Blvd., Orlando FL. Meeting was called to order at 9 a.m., followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. Attending were:

Robert Serros, Chairman
Shirley Cannon, Vice Chairman
Mark Line, Past Chairman
Grace Chewning, Secretary
Joe Baker
Texann Buck
Sandy Dann
Leon Handley
Emmett O’Dell
Bunny Parrish
Tana Porter
Dann Pottinger
Vic Ratliff
Robert Smith
Jane Tracy
Peggy Jo van den Berg
Claude Wolfe
Richard Forbes
Anita Lam
Whitney Broadaway
Mike Perkins
Kimberlee Riley
Barbara McCann
Megan Keener
John Olin

1. MINUTES – The March 18 minutes were approved as written on motion of V. Ratliff, seconded by P. van den Berg and vote carried.

2. TREASURER’S REPORT – K. Riley cited balances through 3/21 of $17,220.36 in the OR Money Market account and $9,498 in the Andrew N. Serros Legacy Endowment Fund [CD].

3. PROJECT PRIORITIES
A] 390 N. Orange Ave./Bank of America – A. Lam reviewed steps being taken to utilize an existing case in inventory for anticipated completion by summer’s end.
B] Autrey Arcade/Jefferson Court block – A. Lam advised that only photos and captions are needed to finalize this proposed audio-visual monitor display.

4. OLD BUSINESS: [a] Strategic Initiatives: ► Member Education: Visit existing displays. ► Exhibits and website: Mike Perkins reported on revamping of the History Center website, which will include OR. ► “We Love Orlando” Party: No report. ► Orlando Remembered Legacy: No report. [b] Edited draft of “Historic Downtown Orlando Walking Tour” brochure, incorporating OR displays, is in final review. [c] Possible Media wall in the History Center is status quo. [d] Refurbishment/installation of original Sperry Fountain in Greenwood Cemetery.

5. NEW BUSINESS: ☑ Following discussion on recent news articles concerning “Constitution Green Park” at the NWC of E. South St./S. Summerlin Ave., it was moved by D. Pottinger, seconded by L. Handley and vote carried that OR support City acquisition thereof. ☑ R. Forbes extended invitation from Mayor Buddy Dyer and Commissioner Patty Sheehan to attend the Unveiling of the Eppes-Shine Family Florida Marker on Tuesday, May 19, 2:45 p.m., Greenwood Cemetery, 1603 Greenwood St.

6. ON-GOING ACTIVITIES: () M. Perkins related that 400+ people have already registered for the 2015 “John Young History Makers” event on April 23 honoring Dr. John C. Hitt [present], UCF President, and Burt Roper [past], Florida citrus pioneer/inventor/philanthropist. () Historical Society President Mark Line commented on status of the “100 Historical Icons of Orlando, 1960-1985” and scheduled opening of the exhibit on April 25. He submitted a list from Jason Zangari on various materials desired for contribution [e.g., Orlando Youth Center, D’Agostino’s restaurant, Meiner’s BBQ]. () T. Rivera’s report was received via email: RICHES will host an interactive workshop on April 30 at the Orlando Public Library in the Melrose Center from noon-1:30 p.m. The workshop will be on-hands and offer the public an opportunity to explore the site and add digital items. Anyone wanting tips on using the interface should bring a laptop to actively participate. Space is limited. Please register online at: https://richesworkshoporlando.eventbrite.com. We hope to see some Orlando Remembered members in attendance as this is a great time to take a closer look that the OR exhibits. Also for the record, the OR exhibits can be found here: https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/omeka2/orlandoremembered. Exhibit titles are Orlando

Regions Bank, Orlando Public Library, Downtown Information Center. You can also search by repository. Orlando Remembered is listed and can be selected.

7. ANNOUNCEMENTS/GOOD OF THE ORDER:  Sandy Dann brought his most recently published book! – “Sandy Dann’s Oldlando, The Legacies of the Dann and Lawson Families as Early Settlers of Orlando and Central Florida.”  S. Cannon mentioned various activities by the Pine Castle Woman’s Club and the Pine Castle Historical Society.

8. ORLANDOANS REMEMBERED – People whose lives were so important to so many, who helped make Orlando a great City and whose passing represents a significant loss to our community: Andrew Ernest Chandler, Daniel Allen Bower, Irving Reedy, Col. Stanley I. Hand, Sr., Dr. George Dennis Mitchell, Charles William Moses, Jim Lynch.

9. ADJOURNMENT – There being no further business, meeting was adjourned – at 10:15 a.m. Next gathering is May 20, 2015, 9 a.m., at the History Center.

Grace Ann Chewning, Secretary

Orlando Remembered Loves “The City Beautiful!”

On Wednesday, March 18, 2015, Orlando Remembered, a Committee of the Historical Society of Central Florida, met in the 3rd floor Grand Jury Room at the History Center, 65 E. Central Blvd., Orlando FL. Meeting was called to order at 9 a.m., followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. Attending were:

Robert Serros, Chairman
Shirley Cannon, Vice Chairman
Sue Winkler, Treasurer
Mark Line, Past Chairman
Grace Chewning, Secretary
Daniel Assael
Joe Baker
Ann Bennett
Texann Buck
Leon Handley
Ron Jaffe
Mary Phillips
Vic Ratliff
Tiffany Rivera
Peggy Jo van den Berg
Claude Wolfe
Bob Woodbery
Richard Forbes
Anita Lam
Mike Perkins
Rose Garlick
John Olin

1. MINUTES – The February 18 minutes were approved as written on motion of A. Bennett, seconded by L. Handley and vote carried.

2. TREASURER’S REPORT – S. Winkler related balances through 2/28 of $17,198.85 in the OR Money Market account and $9,498 in the Andrew N. Serros Legacy Endowment Fund [CD].

3. PROJECT PRIORITIES
A] 390 N. Orange Ave./Bank of America – A. Lam reviewed discussion with M. Line on utilizing a case currently in inventory, indicating project could be completed by the end of summer.
B] Autrey Arcade/Jefferson Court block – A. Lam commented on meeting with W. Broadaway to review list of items for this proposed audio-visual monitor display. A. Lam, T. Buck and W. Broadaway will continue collaborating for subsequent report.

4. OLD BUSINESS: [a] Strategic Initiatives: ► Member Education: Visit existing displays. ► Exhibits and website: On-going considerations. ► “We Love Orlando” Party: No report. ► Orlando Remembered Legacy: No report. [b] Edited draft of “Historic Downtown Orlando Walking Tour” brochure, incorporating OR displays, is undergoing in-house review. [c] Possible Media wall in the History Center is status quo. [d] T. Buck discussed preliminary efforts to revamp the United Trophy display.

5. NEW BUSINESS: ☑ Rose Garlick, Downtown Orlando Information Center Manager/Business Coordinator, updated “What’s Up Downtown,” a 45 minute Historic Walking Tour around Downtown Orlando on Thursday, April 2, 8:30 a.m., starting at the Center, 201 S. Orange Ave. Several OR members volunteered to participate by appearing in “character” at various stops along the Tour [e.g., S. Cannon, M. Line, A. Bennett, T. Buck, L. Handley, R. Jaffe, E. O’Dell, V. Ratliff, C. Wolfe]. ☑ R. Forbes related information from Greenwood Cemetery Sexton Don Price that the City will authorize relocation from storage of the ORIGINAL Sperry Fountain that was in Lake Eola Park to a site at Greenwood if the cost of refurbishment is raised from outside sources [$10,000 estimate by American Bronze Foundry, Inc.].

6. ON-GOING ACTIVITIES: () Historical Society President Mark Line and Director Michael Perkins commented on various activities at the History Center, on-going and planned, noting attendance is excellent, “Free” Sundays has been a great draw, and the website is being revamped. () John Olin shared materials acquired in connection with his Beacham Theater History Project. () T. Rivera mentioned latest updates involving the RICHES Mosaic Interface and inclusion of Oviedo’s history [https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/omeka2/exhibits].
7. ANNOUNCEMENTS/GOOD OF THE ORDER:  R. Forbes announced the Lake Eola Heights Walking Tour is set for noon, April 19, starting at Cathcart Ave./Amelia St.  Reservations should be sent in ASAP for the 2015 “John Young History Makers” event on April 23 honoring Dr. John C. Hitt [present], UCF President, and Burt Roper [past], Florida citrus pioneer/inventor/philanthropist.  Special thoughts to Charlie Gray: “Happy Birthday!” and “Get Well” from scheduled surgery!

8. ORLANDOANS REMEMBERED – People whose lives were so important to so many, who helped make Orlando a great City and whose passing represents a significant loss to our community: Henry Jackson “Jake” Dominey, Alice Gotlieb Simensky, Joy Walter Leffert, Greg D. Carroll, Lt. Col. Earle Lewis Denton, Mary Jo Fishback Ardaman, M. “Hugh” Beavers, David Boggs Phipps, Viola Mae Rodenmayer Didea.

9. ADJOURNMENT – There being no further business, meeting was adjourned – at 10:45 a.m. Next gathering is April 15, 2015, 9 a.m., at the History Center.

Grace Ann Chewning, Secretary

Orlando Remembered Loves “The City Beautiful!”

On Wednesday, February 18, 2015, Orlando Remembered, a Committee of the Historical Society of Central Florida, met in the 3rd floor Grand Jury Room at the History Center, 65 E. Central Blvd., Orlando FL. Meeting was called to order at 9 a.m., followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. Attending were:

Robert Serros, Chairman
Shirley Cannon, Vice Chairman
Sue Winkler, Treasurer
Mark Line, Past Chairman
Grace Chewning, Secretary
Jessie Allen
Joe Baker
Ann Bennett
Texann Buck
John Camichos
Leon Handley
Ron Jaffee
Emmett O’Dell
Mary Phillips
Tana Porter
Vic Ratliff
Peggy Jo van den Berg
Claude Wolfe
Bob Woodbery
Betty Bandy
Richard Forbes
Anita Lam
Gail Padgett
Mike Perkins
Whitney Broadaway
Kimberlee Riley
Rose Garlick
John Olin

1. MINUTES – The January 21 minutes were approved as written on motion of C. Wolfe, seconded by L. Handley and vote carried.

2. TREASURER’S REPORT – S. Winkler related balances through 1/31 of $17,097.54 in the OR Money Market account and $9,498 in the Andrew N. Serros Legacy Endowment Fund [CD].

3. PROJECT PRIORITIES
A] 1 S. Orange Ave./Yowell-Drew-Ivey – No current activity.
B] 390 N. Orange Ave./Bank of America – A. Lam discussed options, including a free-standing display, estimated at $2,000-$2,500. T. Buck commented on acquiring items relating to the Harry P. Leu business that was within the area. Following discussion on A. Lam’s verbal presentation, it was moved by G. Chewning, seconded by C. Wolfe and vote carried that the concept be endorsed with final approval pending review of a formal proposal.
C] Autrey Arcade/Jefferson Court block – Pursuant to last month’s minutes, W. Broadaway researched Collection’s inventory for items relative thereto. M. Perkins noted that text is needed for proposed audio-visual monitor display. A. Lam, T. Buck and W. Broadaway will collaborate for subsequent report.

4. OLD BUSINESS: [a] Strategic Initiatives: ► Member Education: Visit existing displays. ► Exhibits and website: On-going considerations. ► “We Love Orlando” Party: No report. ► Orlando Remembered Legacy: The top “100 Historical Icons of Orlando/1960-1985,” led by Jason Zangari, concludes with a grand unveiling of the Top 25 at the History Center. [b] Edited draft of “Historic Downtown Orlando Walking Tour” brochure, incorporating OR displays, is under review. [c] Considerations about a Media wall at the History Center are status quo. [d] Referring to last month’s item on the 1-20 Inspection Report of various OR Displays, W. Broadaway advised that she is starting with the SunTrust exhibit, noting that additional items are needed for the Howard Middle School display. R. Forbes advised that LED lighting has been placed in the City Hall displays.

5. NEW BUSINESS: Rose Garlick, Downtown Orlando Information Center Manager/Business Coordinator, reported on myriad [AND exciting!] activities planned, especially “What’s Up Downtown,” a 45 minute Historic Walking Tour around Downtown Orlando on Thursday, April 2, 8:30 a.m., starting at the Center, 201 S. Orange Ave. She invited members to join in the fun by appearing in “character” at various stops along the Tour. Already scheduled as guest speakers are Historical Center Mgr. Michael Perkins and Orlando Historic Preservation Officer Richard Forbes. Contact her at [email protected] or call 407.246.3789. Also, be sure to check out www.orlandodowntown.com!

6. ON-GOING ACTIVITIES: () Historical Society President Mark Line announced that Michael Perkins has been selected as the new Director! He encouraged seeing the “And Still We Rise: Race, Culture and Visual Conversations” quilt exhibit running through May 3. () Via email from T. Rivera: “The RICHES Mosaic Interface is steadily growing. There are nearly 3,000 items in the database. It is our hope that our Orlando Remembered Warriors have visited the site to view the organization’s digital exhibits. We are still processing the exhibit content from last semester and are certain you will be excited to see them online.” [https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/omeka2/exhibits]. () E. O’Dell provided an update on activities of the “Orange Preservation Trust” and the “Saving Tinker Field” effort. To become a member of this group [focusing on education/advocacy in behalf of historic properties while serving as a resource for preservation-minded citizens to learn how they can preserve and revitalize historic properties in Orange County], join on-line at http://orangepreservationtrust.org.

7. ANNOUNCEMENTS/GOOD OF THE ORDER: ☑ Arcadia Publishing is delivering TODAY copies of the book written and compiled by our very own Tana Mosier Porter for the College Park Neighborhood Association, “Images of America – College Park!” For an autographed copy by the Author, book signings will be at the College Park Community Center on Feb. 23, March 2 & 8, 7 p.m. ☑ Get your reservations in for the 2015 “John Young History Makers” event on April 23 honoring Dr. John C. Hitt [present], UCF President, and Burt Roper [past], Florida citrus pioneer/inventor/philanthropist. ☑ S. Cannon offered updates about various on-going activities of the Pine Castle Woman’s Club and Pine Castle Historical Society, including relocation of the Crawford House, the new PC Fire Dept. (1948-1981) exhibit, and book planned on the Sky Lake community sponsored by Harriet Lake.

8. ORLANDOANS REMEMBERED – People whose lives were so important to so many, who helped make Orlando a great City and whose passing represents a significant loss to our community: William Charles “Charlie” Shuffield, Esq.; Joe L. Schrimsher; Dr. Oluf E. Olsen; “Col” Corbin Marquand Sarchet III [past OR Chairman]; Clinton Harold “Sonny” Bouton; James E. Collison; Dr. William “Bill” Morton Douglas, Earle W. Mitchell, Jr., Cora Lee Hyde O’Dell.

9. ADJOURNMENT – There being no further business, meeting was adjourned – at 10:45 a.m. Next gathering is March 18, 2015, 9 a.m., at the History Center.

Grace Ann Chewning, Secretary

Orlando Remembered Loves “The City Beautiful!”

On Wednesday, January 21, 2015, Orlando Remembered, a Committee of the Historical Society of Central Florida, met in the 3rd floor Grand Jury Room at the History Center, 65 E. Central Blvd., Orlando FL. Meeting was called to order at 9 a.m., followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America. Attending were:

Mark Line, Past Chairman
Grace Chewning, Secretary
Daniel Assael
Joe Baker
Texann Buck
John Camichos
Sandy Dann
Joy Dickinson
Leon Handley
Ron Jaffee
Mary Phillips
Tana Porter
Vic Ratliff
Jane Tracy
Peggy Jo van den Berg
Claude Wolfe
Bob Woodbery
Richard Forbes
Anita Lam
Jessie Allen
Whitney Broadaway
Kimberlee Riley
Brian Roquemore

1. MINUTES – The December 17 minutes were approved as written on motion of V. Ratliff, seconded by M. Phillips and vote carried.

2. TREASURER’S REPORT – K. Riley related the following balances through 12/31: $17,095.84 [Money Market] in OR account; $9,498.00 [CD] in the Andrew N. Serros Legacy Endowment Fund. Same was accepted.

3. PROJECT PRIORITIES
A] 1 S. Orange Ave./Yowell-Drew-Ivey – No current activity.
B] 390 N. Orange Ave./Bank of America – T. Buck reviewed efforts taken during the last month toward making this a reality, including possible utilization of an existing display case currently in storage.
C] Autrey Arcade/Jefferson Court block – V. Ratliff commented on the recent on-site tour of this area with B. Woodbery and T. Buck! Collections staff volunteered to research inventory for items relative thereto.

4. OLD BUSINESS: [a] Strategic Initiatives: ► Member Education: Visit existing displays. ► Exhibits and website: On-going considerations. ► “We Love Orlando” Party: No report. ► Orlando Remembered Legacy: The top “100 Historical Icons of Orlando/1960-1985,” led by Jason Zangari, conclude with an upcoming grand unveiling of the Top 25 at the History Center. [b] The latest draft of “Historic Downtown Orlando Walking Tour” brochure, incorporating OR displays, is being edited. [c] Jessie Allen advised that staff attended a presentation by a private company on a media wall that was suggested for installation in the History Center. Proposal(s) and potential locations are under review. [d] Whitney Broadaway, Collections Manager, submitted her report covering on-site inspection of various OR Display, dated January 20, 2015. Per suggestion by J. Allen, Anita Lam and Texann Buck will interface with W. Broadaway to assess the comments therein for subsequent recommendations to the Board on appropriate actions.

5. ON-GOING ACTIVITIES: (a) Historical Society President Mark Line noted numerous “good things happening,” especially the “And Still We Rise: Race, Culture and Visual Conversations” quilt exhibit scheduled for Feb. 7-May 3. Members who are interested in OR sponsoring a quilt should send donations to M. Line or G. Chewning. (b) Via email, T. Rivera indicated that UCF History Dept./RICHES is still processing the fall 2014 class project digital exhibit. As soon as it is live on the website, she will give a report [https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/omeka2/exhibits]. (c) E. O’Dell provided an update on activities of the “Orange Preservation Trust” [new 501c3 focusing on education and advocacy in behalf of historic properties while serving as a resource for preservation-minded citizens to learn how they can preserve and revitalize historic properties in Orange County] and the “Saving Tinker Field” effort.

6. ANNOUNCEMENTS/GOOD OF THE ORDER: ☑ This year’s “John Young History Makers” event will honor Dr. John C. Hitt [present], UCF President, and Burt Roper [past], Florida citrus pioneer/inventor/philanthropist, on Thursday, April 23, in the Pegasus Room at the University of Central Florida. ☑ Ron Jaffe reported on restoration of the Cameo Theatre building on E. Colonial Drive by new owner, Jorge Boone, who also arranged for reproduction of the original neon sign, scheduled for a “lighting ceremony” this coming Friday, 7 p.m. – first time in 50+ years! ☑ Brian Roquemore referred to US Senate Bipartisan Resolution S. 550 designating September 2014-September 2015 as a “Year of National Thanksgiving for the Bicentennial of the National Anthem” and elaborated on myriad activities underway Nation-wide celebrating “Star-Spangled America.” For info, contact Brian at 877-652-5200 or www.Star-SpangledAmerica.org.

7. ORLANDOANS REMEMBERED – People whose lives were so important to so many, who helped make Orlando a great City and whose passing represents a significant loss to our community: Elizabeth Ann Wiese Cohen, Robert K. Veazey, Sr., Robert G. Neel, Margaret “Peggy” Thornton Petris, Elizabeth “Betty” Howe, Donnie Muriel Orizondo, Lawrence Insana, Col. Samuel Ray McDaniell, Jr., Charles Tiedtke Brumback, Dr. H. Trevor Colbourn, Richard B. Morgan, Joy Johnson Radebaugh, John Kelly Harris.

8. ADJOURNMENT – There being no further business, meeting was adjourned – at 10:40 a.m. Next gathering is February 18, 2015, 9 a.m., at the History Center.

Grace Ann Chewning, Secretary

Orlando Remembered Loves “The City Beautiful!”