Council - Regular Meeting

Monday, August 10, 2026

The Miami Lakes Council Hall of Fame Selection Committee met to discuss nominations for the 2026 class. They approved four nominees: David Shula, Michael Timpson, Ryan Collins, and Don Tufts. The committee also discussed challenges in contacting some nominees and the need to replace a resigning member.

About this meeting

Government Body
Council
Meeting Type
Council
Location
Miami Lakes, FL
Meeting Date
August 10, 2026

Transcript

337 sections

0:01Speaker 4

All right. All right. I'm out of here. Gentlemen, feel free to nominate me. I'm an excellent ping pong player.

0:11Speaker 3

I was wondering what sport you were qualified for.

0:15Speaker 2

That's good. What's a hole in the birdie?

0:20Speaker 3

That's a bad driver. So we have an agenda in there?

0:28Speaker 5

Oh, he didn't send me the agenda.

0:31Speaker 3

I thought he sent it to me and then I thought I made a copy of it. I don't see it.

0:39 – 0:53Speaker 5

Yo, you didn't send me the agenda. I don't even know. Yeah, just order me and I'll go get something for you.

1:01 – 1:15Speaker 3

I know he set me on the agenda. I think he set all of us on the agenda. But now, why didn't I make a pumpkin for me? Shit. Jeepers.

1:39 – 2:24Speaker 5

But. You know, I told Andres he was going to be here. He told me he would be here. I'm sorry.

2:24Speaker 4

Yeah, he's a little white light. He's here. Okay.

2:41 – 2:55Speaker 5

He's here, he's just, he's in the phone, yeah. I hear him here.

2:56Speaker 3

Stay home, the bus is slushing, wishlist. Yeah, yeah. I can maybe be, all right, is there a form here?

3:05Speaker 4

Sorry, it's online. Unfortunately, I'm not allowed to do these online meetings anymore. I missed the COVID days. Oh.

3:15Speaker 3

Where your doctors could charge you the same?

3:18Speaker 4

I still get charged the same for virtual visits. I still do virtual visits all the time with my doctors. I know.

3:24Speaker 3

I mean, to pay for parking and drive down an hour and then see.

3:28 – 3:41Speaker 4

I prefer virtual. Unless I got something broken, I'm going virtual. She has her own key.

3:41Speaker 1

I can't believe it.

3:42Speaker 4

I think they opened the door now.

3:44Speaker 1

I was like, well, don't get crazy. Well, you look like you had a good time.

3:51Speaker 3

That was a vacation. Two of the best vacations. Of course you do.

3:59 – 5:04Speaker 4

Where did you go? We were in Barcelona for three days. Oh, nice. When we got on the ship, we went to Palma de Mallorca, part of the hand of Spain, not like a Spain, but nice. And then it was eight days crossing the Atlantic. And then we kind of made a can't stop telling you we're not going to do the Titanic 2.0, but you didn't take that Titanic route. Yeah, I actually did. But what? We had a little detour to Bermuda because some guy had a heart attack on the ship. Bermuda? That's way off. Yeah, because the thing is, we were too far for a helicopter to come get us off on the coast of Spain. And obviously way too far for a postcard. What do you mean, us? The ship. Oh, okay. The patient office. So we had to deviate to Bermuda. where they sent a boat out. We didn't dock in Bermuda. They sent a rescue ship out. We stopped about a mile and a half off the coast of Bermuda. They sent a ship, a boat out to pick up the patient and take him off. But we were so far ahead. Marcos.

5:05Speaker 6

This was the... Hey, I'm good.

5:09Speaker 6

What's it called? This is the cathedral in Palma de Mallorca.

5:15Speaker 1

Okay. Beautiful. I saw some... I don't know. Right, right. No, I know. Of course.

5:20Speaker 6

I see a window. It's landscaping. Do it. What up?

5:39Speaker 1

Marvelous. How's it going? New? Yeah.

5:41Speaker 3

We can, you know, let the guys. Did you play? Yeah. And today? We can put his name. Right. Okay. No problem.

5:48Speaker 1

Okay. Take care.

5:49Speaker 3

We'll talk. Bye.

6:09 – 6:21Speaker 6

What ship were you guys on, Carmen? Let's see.

6:21Speaker 1

Yes. Okay, Jen. We have an athletic director.

6:27Speaker 3

Oh, you do? Yeah.

6:28 – 6:44Speaker 1

A young kid from American in your high school. I think so. You guys do flag football, right? Yeah. He said, I guess he runs a basketball league or something else, 305 Suns.

6:44Speaker 5

305 Basketball.

6:46Speaker 1

I don't know. That's not. Is there something like Sun? It was like a Sun emblem, and I thought it said 305 Suns. I could be wrong.

6:56Speaker 5

Maybe that's their.

6:58Speaker 1

They're like their league.

7:00 – 7:15Speaker 5

I mean, they have someone, the 305 Basketball. Yeah. yeah oh his um you guys can grab one of these and i'm just going on upstairs real quick right now well this is a question i want to go up or find out i must put on my pants

7:39 – 7:59Speaker 5

You can grab one of these. This. This. This is going to be for the same gentleman. Watch the WNBA. I don't. You don't? Well, these are going to be for one nominee. This is one person. The other...

8:04 – 8:26Speaker 2

I enjoy watching it more than the men because they don't dunk. So they rely more on playing the ball. Yeah. And which I find more of an enjoyable game to watch. Right. As a man, hey, you drive it into the paint, you go for the dunk, you don't make it, hey, don't fall foul. So you saw the game 84 times to let them shoot free throws.

8:26Speaker 1

Right. Well, that's kind of a little crazy.

8:30Speaker 4

Well, you saw when they were practicing, when they were testing the summer team, right?

8:34Speaker 4

The free throws. Yes. Yes. I would love that.

8:37 – 9:10Speaker 1

I was watching it on the Pat Michaels show. They were talking about it, but you know what? So I started following Caitlin Clark when she was in college. Cause I was like, okay. Like it was, they were phenomenal. Yes. And then Angel Reese, like I was watching and I was like, well, this is really good. Like, and yeah, like just nice. And now I've watched a couple of, when I, when I see the fever playing, I'll, I'll watch it. And then, with them, like, the fouling her and then the, like, the fighting and the one, I forgot which girl, the other girl.

9:11Speaker 2

Bounce on her neck.

9:14 – 9:28Speaker 2

I mean, they got a they got a cash cow going for them and because you know, so many of them who are black or gay, hey, she's not black or gay, let's get her.

9:28 – 9:57Speaker 1

Right, like it's, and there was another one that happened the other day that they shoved a, Yeah, so I'm telling you I watch it and I get mad cuz I'm like It's almost like they're getting enough on each other and I'm like this is people are watching you now, right? Like you're get all these say, you know, I need to watch right and then how it's everything is just seems like very icky I have a good friend who's the athletic director

9:57 – 10:15Speaker 2

But my undergraduates, who was a long time, very successful coach in the WNBA. And I said, well, I asked you a question, Brian. What's your guess of how many, what percent of the gals playing are gay? What do you think he said?

10:16Speaker 1

Well, he probably said 100%.

10:18Speaker 2

No, 50%. 50? At least 50, yeah. I said they should. Change the name to the WNB Gay.

10:26Speaker 1

I'm sure there's some memes for that. You took one of these each, right? I don't know what that is. I thought he said take one of these.

10:35Speaker 4

Yeah, but I don't know what that is. Those are rosters.

10:39 – 10:51Speaker 6

Yeah, that is a roster. By the time I look on ESPN, that's a roster. How many times I look on ESPN?

11:01 – 11:18Speaker 1

So if, if I remember correctly, remember last year when we went over marriage and stuff, and then it was like, oh, here are all the people that played. And I was like, but some of these people didn't play under him. So, but this wouldn't also have done it because this is restaurant.

11:18 – 11:39Speaker 2

This is baseball. Yeah. I contacted the Graham companies. Hey, what a chance. They're sitting there baking. Prime spot. How about getting Ruby Tuesday's back? Because I love their salad bar.

11:39Speaker 1

So wait, no. So this whole package. Wasn't it Stu Wiley?

11:43Speaker 2

He had his son in his retirement sentence. Contact. And they said they had no Anderson Cummings back. That's a shame.

11:52Speaker 1

But this is going to be the people that went all the years to coach.

11:59Speaker 4

Coach 93 to 11.

12:00Speaker 1

Right. So do you see where it starts?

12:03Speaker 4

94. He's not there on that roster.

12:07Speaker 1

Then this comes out. And then all this comes up.

12:14 – 12:25Speaker 4

This is Jim I give you a copy of this right here. That's the nomination for Rob Meagher. By the Vice Mayor. So Jim do I give do I.

12:38Speaker 1

Do I give, should I tell the guy I'm going to give you his number? Should I give Joel or the email of you guys, of both you guys?

12:48Speaker 1

Yeah, to Joel.

12:49Speaker 3

Okay. And I'll tell him you were, okay. I can be there if you need something that Joel can't provide. Okay. Right.

12:57Speaker 1

I figured I'll reach out to him because I met him today. Nice guy. And what did you say his name was? His name is Mike.

13:07 – 13:34Speaker 1

It's like Pozo Diaz? No. Oh, gosh. Michael. It's a Miami Lakes boy. Really? Hope Diaz. Hope Dash Diaz. He lives in Miami Lakes. He was working on American. Paid baseball for American during Ricky Gutierrez's time. Went to St. Thomas. Played at STU. And now, yeah, he's not our athletic director. He's young. I'd say he's in his 20s. Oh, wow.

13:34 – 13:47Speaker 1

Yeah, because then he's like, oh, my mom worked here at HMO a long time ago. Then I was like, wait, what's your mom's last name? And then his uncles all went to HMO. So we started talking and I'm like, holy crap. I mean, some are a little younger than me.

13:47Speaker 3

But all of them, the Pope Diaz.

13:49 – 14:00Speaker 1

The mom is Pope. I think the dad is Diaz. Oh, okay. Because I think he said his mom worked at our school. And like when I asked some of the old timers, like her name rings a bell, but we can't picture her face right now.

14:00Speaker 3

Must be really back there.

14:02Speaker 1

Yes. Yeah. And I don't know if you know, Carolyn Spina, Mikey's wife, she's in hospital. They put her in hospice. Oh no. Yeah.

14:13 – 14:28Speaker 3

You told me that I was trying to call her and then they didn't answer the phone. Right. And then you told me. So now it's gotten a little worse. Worse. Thank you for that update. So Manny, one, two, three is one set. What's that? That's four parts for one pack. Yeah.

14:35Speaker 5

That goes with what I eat.

14:38 – 14:56Speaker 4

All of this? Yep. I can use it for recycled paper. Exactly. What else do we got? Who else? This one here? One of each of these. And this one? Or are these gyms? These are gyms. Okay, so we need any one of those. Just pick one. You have one? And the middle one?

14:56Speaker 1

That's one. Did you all get one of these? I got one of these.

14:58Speaker 3

Here, you got to give them to me.

15:00Speaker 1

I'll get them here. Nice stuff. Give me one more.

15:09Speaker 4

These are yours? These are the ones you did? I don't know. No? Okay. Yes. What other? Different ones.

15:13 – 15:38Speaker 1

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15:38 – 15:49Speaker 2

And then these are one of the jobs that works for your neighbor in the gym over fit. About Alex bananas, but I've never heard that one. yeah he. Oh.

15:49 – 16:09Speaker 5

You only have two nominations. I'm sorry, what do you have to know? Yeah. Yes. Yes.

16:10Speaker 4

Is it? I know Mary was putting in one and you had been on issue a little bit.

16:14 – 16:26Speaker 1

Well, I sent him all the stuff, but I don't know if anything came through and I sent them the link. I don't know. I told you Ryan Collins, I got a hold of in the Tufts. So I sent them the link, but they didn't email anything.

16:27Speaker 4

You sent it to the people? Yeah. So they didn't submit and? Correct.

16:31Speaker 1

And I gave them the time frame. That's all Ryan and Mark were using.

16:35Speaker 5

All right, let me go ahead and start this thing off. Let me find the next year.

16:41Speaker 4

Yeah, so this is their names.

16:47 – 17:00Speaker 4

Yeah, they caught a water and I mean, it's course Hall of Fame selection committee meeting August 10, 2026. Time is now 709 PM. Roll it off, then we can hold you roll call for us. Sure.

17:03 – 17:30Speaker 3

Dave Oliver president. Mariam? Present. Roman? Present. I'm present. And Manny is filling in. Okay. Marcus says call me instead of with his father again, advanced Alzheimer's. So he's saying that we really need to replace it because he thought maybe he could swing it, but he's saying every meeting. Okay. We'll bring that up in the business.

17:32 – 18:23Speaker 4

Yeah. Okay. So roll call is done. I know on result usually does public comment at this point. Obviously, I don't know if anybody's in the live stream or not. Obviously, there's no one here, so no. All right. So no, no public comment. And no meeting corrections or additions. No. Any additions to the agenda or corrections? So we'll add the but that will be under new business. So that will be OK. That's not a correction per se. Last last minute. provided by Jim behind the agenda. Now we see Ryan Hall is still an excuse because I don't think he's been removed yet.

18:25 – 18:40Speaker 2

No, he doesn't live in Miami Lakes. Ryan doesn't? No. He moved out? No, because I have him on my email list regarding the geezer softball program. Something came up that he replied to me and it showed his address and he It's not in line.

18:41Speaker 4

Again, I know Anders mentioned at the last meeting that he was going to work on removing him. I don't know if he's been removed, so let's just show that he's not here just in case.

19:13 – 19:54Speaker 4

We have a motion on minutes or any adoption changes. Motion by Miriam. Second by Dave. All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Seeing none, minutes are approved 4-0. I know we're going to bring up the resolution for timeline, but with Anders not being here, I think we should pause that to the next meeting. What does that mean, timeline? Because we wanted to change what the timeline was on submissions and stuff like that to give us more time for next year. So I think we, you know, so this will be tabled to the next meeting. Can I get an motion for that?

19:55Speaker 1

To move the timeline. To table it. Yep. I motion.

19:59Speaker 4

Motion by Miriam. Second. Second. Second by Jim. All in favor?

20:05Speaker 4

Aye. Any opposed? None. Motion carries to table item 5.1 for the next meeting.

20:12Speaker 1

Which is the timeline for next year's submissions. Yes, correct.

20:18 – 20:36Speaker 4

All right, so then we'll go to new business. First thing, obviously, is nominee selections. We've been handed four applications. I'll let Jim go first and present his two, and then we'll try to look at the other two and see what we got. So Jim, the bottom floor is yours.

20:36Speaker 3

Okay. the one that I had submitted.

20:41Speaker 1

Are these your two, the ones that got printed, those are yours?

20:44Speaker 4

Yeah, Shula and Timson.

20:46Speaker 3

I'm still going through all this paper here, I guess.

20:49Speaker 2

I think these are over here, too.

20:51 – 25:52Speaker 3

Yeah, but I have my own special, right? I think those are over here. Yeah, over here. Okay, so I'll go with David Shula first. He grew up in Miami Lakes. He ended up going to Dartmouth to play football. Then ended up in pro football and worked for the, well, he did work for the Dolphins while he was in high school, just like a secondary job. Eventually he became a head football coach in the NFL with the Cincinnati Bengals. And he was there from 92 to 94. And then when he left, he became, well, I know that he was involved in Shula's steak restaurant. He was the president. So basically, his credentials are sports and coaching. And he played a theophilus. He played sports, theophilus. You know, if there's any questions about it. I got to know him from St. Thomas Aquinas because my son and his son played together for four years. He played in Shawnee. He and Wesley. Shula. But, you know, currently he's up at Dartmouth as a wide receiver coach. I'm not sure. I sent him... And notice that, you know, we were nominated in court, but I never got a reply. So I think I have to find another email to correspond with him. I would doubt he would be available because his football season might still be going on. But that's what I'm looking for. He spoke at the first Hall of Fame meeting as he represented his dad in the seats, Don. And You know, he was quite familiar with the award. I expect him to be quite pleased that he was nominated for it. Is there anything I could answer on it? What I could provide is just things that came up on online. I could see a task. Most of this is statistics and things from when he was in college as a wide receiver. I think anybody that knows him knows that he's obviously an outstanding person. Second nominee? Okay, the second nominee is a student athlete from Miami Lakes, Michael Timpson. He was a superstar athlete in both track and field and football at Miami-Lakes. He went on to get a scholarship to Penn State. And from there, he went into the NFL, played for a number of teams, mostly the Patriots as a wide receiver. The only issue I'm having right now is to try to get in touch with him. but I reached out to the last known contact based on Google information and left messages, but nobody has responded. I did not get in touch with him. I called the school, a high school. Supposedly, at least two years ago, he was an athletic director at a school in Orange Park near Orlando. But when I called that school, I could, for some reason, could not get the high school I kept getting in the elementary school. And they didn't know anything about it. So I'm hoping that somebody, I think my relates might have, you know, a way to correspond with some of these high-profile alumni. I mean, it could even be from somebody, Marion, that you had mentioned earlier. the quarterback that played at Miami. I mean, they may be in touch with each other. I don't know. But to make this a complete application, I have to have his information. And I don't. So I mean, this might die just because of the lack of information. But we can't contact him. There's no way I can nominate him. Do you think anybody at HML would still...

25:52Speaker 1

I just sent a couple messages to people.

25:55Speaker 3

Okay. To see if they... Those are the two that I have.

26:09Speaker 5

You already know the first thing, Adam?

26:15Speaker 1

That would be a charter private school.

26:20 – 27:04Speaker 3

you have a phone over there i can call him trying to make sure oh that's right at least that's where his son Well, even if I contacted that school, they might have, you know, his contact. So I think it's worth it.

27:05 – 27:30Speaker 3

I mean, I think he's an outstanding candidate. Of course, I'm saying it because I'm nominating him. But I mean, he's like one of the more high profile candidates. dual athletes that ever come out of HML. Right. I think the one time he held, he either won seven or held seven state track and field records. He's, you know, a phenomenal athlete.

27:31Speaker 1

And wasn't there a time that he, he either owned or parted with the Holland Dolls right here? So next to the fields?

27:38 – 27:56Speaker 3

I know a principal that was one of the, one of the principals that was, I know for sure he was at North Miami Beach. I can't remember his name. He, the principal owned it with two partners and one was another lady in my new place. But I never knew Timpson did.

27:57Speaker 1

Yeah, I feel like he did among us.

27:58 – 28:49Speaker 3

Okay. Well, I, I, I get a, Christmas card from that principal's wife each year from Seattle. So, in fact, I remember her name was Patty Stauffer. I can't remember his name. Principal. That was the second marriage we wrote. But, you know, I could ask him. Maybe he is, you know, something. Right. And I don't know, in fact, if he didn't still own the office. I don't know. Oh, yeah, that's a long time. So I guess we can table the address, but consider the person or which way we want to go.

28:50Speaker 1

I mean, we table because if we can't get ahold of him, and then why?

28:54 – 29:10Speaker 3

Well, then we should write, right? I have to believe that somehow, You know, and, you know, as soon as school starts, somehow we're going to get some type of connection, I would think. Right. But that's, I don't know.

29:10Speaker 1

Especially that he lives in Florida. I mean, so close.

29:12 – 29:33Speaker 3

Yeah. And being in Orlando. Too bad he didn't know about the opening of H.R. Yeah. Or the former opening. Is there anything negative on either of these two nominations? Because I don't know more than what I read after he left HMU.

29:35 – 29:59Speaker 1

Right. No, I just know he was phenomenal when he was at HMU. I mean, to me, he was the most phenomenal. He was one of the first ones that went to the NFL. That he moved to the NFL. Right. Because that's in the early 80s. I remember him being the first one, I think, that I knew. I was a young guy then.

30:00 – 30:14Speaker 4

It's true. All right. I guess we can go over the next one, which would be the smaller packet of the two. There's a nomination by this family for Tom and Edward Peterman. What are the first?

30:15Speaker 5

Huh? For Peterman's son, I believe.

30:18Speaker 1

Is it named you?

30:19Speaker 5

Yeah, it's sometimes also as Peterman. Yeah, it's the second name.

30:24Speaker 1

This is called being the Frick's first name. Thank you.

30:28Speaker 3

Oh, I got it. I didn't see that. Okay.

30:32Speaker 5

So this is the son.

30:38 – 31:14Speaker 3

Is the son still active? I need to mention, Roman, that I did get a phone call from Ed, and I didn't know who he was. He said, I sent a nomination in. I just want to make it public that it's because he sent it in. no special favors and is strictly a nomination and i said well knowing you it's everybody who you know is okay with that and uh but we are treated as uh the merit of the recommendation

31:26 – 31:37Speaker 2

you know, I see him frequently working out over at the athletic club. I had no idea this background. Well, the young, the young one or the dad?

31:38Speaker 3

You know what, Mr. I thought about the town mayor. Isn't this by the town mayor?

31:42Speaker 2

No, it's not.

31:43 – 32:09Speaker 3

Oh, this is his son. Okay. Yes, his son. The town manager is his dad. Yeah. Okay. All right. Then, uh, I'm going to say an application like this would probably be once we go through all the athletes have gone on the end of the program because as an athlete. As you're comparing to you.

32:09 – 32:43Speaker 4

The other application we have is a folder from last year which was nominated by the vice mayor Brian Marrera. And that's for a community builder around here it's one coach. Gareth J. push that piece, and he also coached at each of them. Gareth J. At least he was an assistant piece I remember that I don't think he was i'm not sure if it was in the head coach, at least, but look. Gareth J. With the 1995 I don't know what it is. Gareth J. has to do with the packet but.

32:52Speaker 5

So they were just, you know, kind of build up a packet that those things are like team names or names of players that I think the coach started in 94.

33:02Speaker 2

So this is stuff.

33:07 – 33:21Speaker 4

He coached all this, those teams. Yeah. Yeah. I don't see him on the stats. So the first couple, but yeah, there's HTML kids here. There were kids that played under him, I guess.

33:23Speaker 5

But I think that's the, I don't think they have the quotients. Yeah, they do have the quotients at the bottom. Oh, okay.

33:34 – 34:13Speaker 4

Well, how good a coach was he? Because I mean, the record is here. He was 230. He was under 500 in 18 years in HMO. He was 234 and 242. What's his, what is his claim to opinion? He said, first of all, Connie Claire's nine seconds, you know, Connie 12, 13 or Connie 10. One district championship in 96. This championship in 98. No state titles.

34:18 – 34:40Speaker 5

100 baseball, very few. Let's see.

34:40 – 35:14Speaker 3

Well, we could, you know, I think Mary Matt went online and there's several other pro football players from HML. I thought we had had more coming in from the outside. That's the biggest challenge we have is getting nominations from the outside. Well, first of all, I don't think.

35:14Speaker 1

Because the cutoff date is August 1st, right? Yeah. I know that's right. That's what I told them when I saw them in our reunion.

35:23 – 35:50Speaker 3

Well, I would, I mean, I don't know what I'm saying, but I'm stumbling around for words to not offend anybody, but I would almost I mean, if we don't think somebody is qualified compared to the people that are still out there, is it possible that we can go through a file and pull out somebody else? Or we can't be, or we can.

35:50Speaker 4

We can bring whatever we want to the table.

35:52Speaker 3

Well, that's what I'm saying. You know, there's a quarterback in HML that played for football, played at LSU.

36:01Speaker 1

Rohan Davey?

36:02Speaker 3

Rohan Davey. I mean, that's a big name.

36:09Speaker 4

You know, we have James Jones still pending, obviously. The thing with James Jones is getting him here. It's so hard because it's the middle of the NBA season. Right.

36:17 – 36:37Speaker 3

I mean, there's guys like, you know, even Dave Cochianian. There's guys like, I mean, that actually have higher than a high school stat in college. If we're going to eliminate some people who go to high school and then college, you can always go back to the high school ones once we run out of the other ones that are more

36:38Speaker 4

My only drawback, obviously, Jim, to your two nominations is that we can't get ahold of either one.

36:42 – 38:15Speaker 3

No, well, we can get, I mean, we can call Dartmouth and talk to David. I just, I mean, I provided the email that I sent to the school with no reply. So it may be that he's changed his email. I did not call the college, but there's, I'm sure we can get in touch with him. I can call his son who's in Jacksonville and get another number. The other one, Timpson, I can't say that. I can't for sure. For sure I can get in touch with David. Obviously, I believe he would accept the nomination. I don't know if he could attend. He'd probably send his son down from Jacksonville to accept it. His brother is another one that we could, Mike. He's a coach at Alabama. He coached both football. He's an offensive coordinator. Well, he's not. He's at University of South Carolina as an offensive assistant. I think he's currently. I don't honestly know that for a fact, but I mean, there's some high-profile people. There's a gentleman from HML that was the general manager of the Baltimore Orioles. I'd have to look up his name, but, you know, that's a pretty high-profile position in Major League Baseball.

38:19 – 38:31Speaker 4

Okay, so I'm looking on the Dartmouth's website. There's no longer a list of names. and being on staff.

38:33Speaker 5

So that's probably why you're remounting it.

38:37Speaker 3

Well, you know, I don't, let's see what I sent to.

38:39 – 38:54Speaker 5

Yeah, I'm looking at their, their directory for football. He's not there. The wide receivers coach is Tom Gilchrist now.

38:59 – 39:23Speaker 3

So I can reach out to my son who can give me his son's information and call him and get in touch with Dave. They had a second home. They still have a second home because Leslie just stays down here, part of the year, his wife.

39:29 – 40:10Speaker 4

Yeah, eventually Chris Shula will be knocking on the door of the Hall of Fame. He's the one with the charger, right? That's his son? No, the Rams. That's his son? Mike's son? No, David's son. Yeah, that's David's son. I mean, I'm totally fine with David Shula. The only thing that scares me is trying to get a hold of him. He's definitely worth the nomination. Like Jim brought up, the Rohan Davies of the world thing is getting a hold of him. You know, because even through HTML, I don't know if we'll be able to get them because they're registered as, you know, they updated their account information.

40:10 – 40:46Speaker 1

And to be honest, I only met the new AD, this young kid today. He did. He mentioned him. Somehow, okay, I think he graduated in the same time as Rohan. And so they have a certain click because he threw out some names that I was like, okay, yeah, he's definitely not. Yeah. So he actually, when he threw out his name, I was like, oh, wait a second. And somewhere, whether it's like his uncle or him or something, he knew him. And I was actually surprised. I was like, okay. I spoke to him for like an hour about just everything.

40:46Speaker 4

Another HMO guy that eventually came knocking on the doors is Armando Allen.

40:51 – 41:44Speaker 4

Went to Notre Dame, you know, played in the NFL. I still remember his, you know, him um you know so i mean coach wise and it's nothing against rob i know coaches in baseball that coach that day christian that's more nerdy who won state titles at day christian and if the fish chain right here huh he was there 18 for a year where he was at hml yeah he was i remember he was at belen oh i talked to earning all the time um you know he's somebody that You know, he never did the Miami Dakes, but he coached the Dave Christian. He worked at HML. So, you know, that's the loophole we have for that. You know, Dave Christian is right outside the town border. He coached at, you know, he was an AD at HML. He's won state titles at Florida Christian and Dave Christian, you know.

41:44Speaker 3

They only determined when he was AD because if it was after 2000.

41:50Speaker 4

No, it was after 2000 because he was at Dave for a while.

41:54Speaker 1

And it was only a year, because I think he was in a transition that goes somewhere else.

41:59Speaker 4

Mm-hmm. He ended up at Gables also. We weren't very happy with him. He's been at Gables, he's been at Florida Christian, he's been at Bay Christian.

42:09Speaker 1

But yeah, he was a passing through.

42:11Speaker 3

What about the community person, Mr. Tufts?

42:17 – 42:42Speaker 1

Well, I reached out to Heather, because we just spoke with all of them. And I thought they were going to do it. That's why I was actually surprised. Cause I didn't do it. Cause I thought, okay, they can put a whole ton, you know, I'm going to back up my memory. So I thought between Heather and Tricia, they were going to, that's why I put a little note. I'm going to message them. Like, you know, why did you do it? You know, people get busy, especially during the summer, you know, and you just tell them, Hey,

42:45Speaker 4

Do we have anybody else, Jim, in your Rolodex of Optimus people?

42:50 – 43:02Speaker 3

Well, there would be one for the following, because I didn't want to get him any. It was Carlos Fernandez. The dad. Yeah.

43:02Speaker 4

I think the dad is a great candidate. I've known him for years. I actually coached Melissa, the daughter. Oh. I coached her in softball. Okay.

43:11 – 43:41Speaker 3

Yeah. but i think in all respect for uh for don you know because i was counting on him that's why i didn't repair anything of course um it's a you know you only have so many community no i agree builders each year i think all right you want me to continue to see if we can't wrap it up with alex for an industry well i think based on did you you were I didn't have any luck with that last person.

43:42 – 44:02Speaker 2

Well, my problem is I leave messages. I don't know if the person answering the phone gave him the message. I can personally go over there when I know he's working and see him personally. Where's he at now? He works for Jim's neighbor at FIT. You know, the physical therapist. Isn't that...

44:02 – 44:15Speaker 4

FIT therapy, isn't that... Right next to the Trattoria of Hanford, Chef. No, I know, but I'm trying to think of the owner. Herbie. Herbie. Yeah, yeah.

44:15 – 44:27Speaker 2

He works there? Really? Well, the fellow that's a trainer. There's another trainer. One of his staff members, the key staff members, is a close, very close friend of Alex's.

44:28 – 44:56Speaker 4

so i'll let me let me make one you can keep working on because he's already been approved so alex the day he wants to say yes i'm there he's already been approved and let's just do it i mean i think his packet might already be done yeah the day he decides to you know accept the award he's in because he's already been approved by by council it's just a matter well no i don't think cabone went to council but i know alex went to council Cavone would still have to take to council, but again, we approved him as a committee. He just decided to pull out.

44:56Speaker 3

I think before we did... Before we went to council, he pulled out.

45:00Speaker 2

He pulled himself out. Yeah, I'll find out when Daniel's working, and I'll just personally go over there.

45:06 – 45:19Speaker 4

You know, I'm totally fine with David Shula. Whether he shows up or his son comes, that's fine. My only drawback on Timpson is, you know, we can't get a hold of him.

45:19 – 45:34Speaker 3

Can we table our total choices for a week and so we can get either a go or no go? Because I think qualification-wise... Timpson's great.

45:34 – 46:14Speaker 4

Timpson is outstanding. Whether it be Timpson or Rohan Davey, either one of those would be great headliners with Shula. Right. You know, it'd be very heavy football. I mean, we don't have any baseball besides... Mayor Vincent Peterman, but I think Peterman's still a little young. I think there's other athletes that belong before him. Just like with Rob, I think there's other coaches that belong before him. Not in his qualifications, but again, you judge a coach by winning a state championship and he hasn't. At least in high school. Right.

46:14 – 46:36Speaker 3

Well, that's usually how we nominate. I mean, you know. Star power. I'm just trying to think. Well, based on that, and based on that we think as a committee, we have. We have for sure one.

46:37Speaker 4

We have for sure one, a solid two, but we're nowhere near our normal four or five.

46:42Speaker 1

I was going to say, Yeah.

46:45Speaker 4

You know, again, I think Jim was expecting Tufts to get nominated. Right. We were hoping on Collins, but he was never nominated.

46:52Speaker 1

I think when I first started coming and I thought you said he got nominated, but then the three years passed and then you guys do, I thought you guys told me every on Tufts. Yeah.

47:01 – 47:12Speaker 3

I mean, he, he was, he was never officially like filled out a form and got information on him. Um, I may have had a name, his name on a list. Right.

47:12Speaker 1

And then it was like every three years you, right? They don't win.

47:17Speaker 4

Yeah, the nominations have to be submitted and they're good for three years.

47:19Speaker 1

Three years. But it was never, okay.

47:21Speaker 3

Yeah, his name was never officially. Got you. So like Rob, Rob would be good.

47:28Speaker 4

We had to get Dave Oliver and the old guy. That Jim Fernandes guy, you know. Hold on a second. I'm seeing a trend here. Exactly. Hold on a second here.

47:38Speaker 2

What sport do you play?

47:40 – 47:57Speaker 4

I feel out of place. So, like, in the case of Rob, he was nominated last year, so he's got this year, next year, until next year. Okay. And then after that, he would drop out. They would have to re-nominate him after 27. Gotcha. Peterman, obviously, this is his first time nominated, so he would be held for three years.

47:57 – 48:20Speaker 1

Right. Well, when I read his, just so we, since we're talking about it, not that I'm concerned, he injured Barry to pitch, then he injured his arm, eliminating his freshman year in college. And then he redshirted his sophomore year, his redshirt sophomore year, which was two years later. Right. He pitched against FIU.

48:21 – 48:32Speaker 1

At FIU. On the FIU staff, of all the pitchers on the FIU staff. And they said he decided to hang up the spikes following his one year at FIU. So that's all he did.

48:32 – 49:35Speaker 4

Again, I mean, he had a good, a solid high school career. Optimist career. That's what I'm saying. I mean, again, there's other athletes that are way more deserving, again, not a knock on the kid. Right. But there's a, you know, we've been blessed in the town of Miami lakes to have athletes that have played, played, whether you're at MLO or locally at HML and stuff like that, even at American, you know, before, you know, kids at pace, I'm sure there's more kids at pace that we can put in that have lived in the town. You know what I mean? Um, you know, I, I have to go sit with, with their AD and start looking at, you know, again, I left the school 30 years ago, so I, you know, uh, so again, I don't, you know, I knew the agent gardeners into the world and individual wells of the world that, you know, the Danny's of the world, but, you know, well, even going into minor league and never really officially making it in the majors, but they're getting an opportunity to play as higher than.

49:36Speaker 3

I know some of the, or one layer of college, you know what I mean?

49:39Speaker 1

So at this point, like the ones that you said, like the Neil Carbone and, and, uh, Dave Fernandez, there's no chance. Like we haven't tried again to say.

49:47 – 50:15Speaker 4

Michael Carbone. I mean, he's, he's trying to get Alex. I mean, we, we've been working on Alex for two years now. Right. Cause he got approved two years ago. Right. No, I remember that. Um, so I know Dave, you know, I know Jim worked there for a while. I know Dave's worked it. I, I worked it a little bit trying to go through bill ski and stuff like that at the high school. you know, I even went through one of his former players that paid for him when he was coaching at McCarthy. I went through that period trying to get ahold of Alex and I couldn't get, you know, I know he had health issues. Right.

50:16 – 50:30Speaker 3

I know that we talked about that, but you know, I, I, I never, he never really answered my phone calls, Alex, but his, somebody did call me back representing him and I did talk to both of you, but that's,

50:35 – 50:47Speaker 4

That's fine. What is my deadline for council? Again, we have a placeholder in place, I think. I think he was going to submit a placeholder.

50:47 – 51:05Speaker 5

That's why I was messaging while you guys were talking. I was trying to see when the decision had to be made. But next council meeting is next week, Tuesday. And our agenda has to be done. So we follow our month. Yeah, but now you're talking September.

51:05Speaker 4

Does that still give us... The thing is, I think on... No, no, but not only that, I think the thing is, I think by resolution we're supposed to give the report in August.

51:16 – 51:30Speaker 5

Correct. So I don't know if we can... Yeah, the thing is, if we don't have... What he was saying is that, which I'm still trying to get a complete answer from, is that you can, as you guys were talking, make

51:31 – 52:21Speaker 3

selections based off of that but that's why i'm trying to see if it if it gets the even if you haven't gone back it's too shaky because i mean you know because if you can't reach him then that's kind of like a dead issue if david shula is not coaching this might make it more appropriate or easy for us you know not like to contact him but to get him here right yeah no no for sure i feel solid on two of them well i mean i feel so on timpson i can't believe he's going to be undercover we can't reach him it's just like right well enriquez just said no he has no idea why one other person but no like those are those times um no jose okay oh jose okay

52:23Speaker 1

I mean, he's more of that time than, you know, and he stays in contact with, you know, a lot of those guys stay in contact with him.

52:28Speaker 4

The other name that I don't know about around here, no, was Bobby Munoz.

52:36 – 53:06Speaker 4

No show. I mean, Bobby Munoz was great. I mean, he was reading the bigs, played for the Yankees, played for the Phillies. You know, just like I go back, one of my first years at Before I was chair, I think it was the first year we did this. I nominated the 85 team. That team was a national champion. But, you know, we never got traction because we couldn't get a hold of a bunch of them. I know a bunch of them had issues off the field afterwards. So we were scared of that. But we've never done a team.

53:07Speaker 4

I've always wanted to do a team.

53:08Speaker 1

I thought you did the soccer state championship team. That Cologne was part of Henry Gutierrez.

53:14Speaker 3

We did just coach. Yeah, we just did Henry Gutierrez.

53:18Speaker 1

Oh. We've talked about his team before. He still meets with them every year.

53:23Speaker 2

We've never done a team. Jim, I would think that Penn State would be able to have a contact for him. I didn't think of that.

53:34Speaker 3

Or I can call Belichick. Oh, I'm sorry. Call you instead. He's busy. Yes, if you have Vinatieri.

53:40Speaker 4

Just don't get Vinatieri started on Patinac. Don't get Vinatieri started on Patinac, please. Okay. Who else do you have in your bag of traditions? Jim?

53:55Speaker 3

Well, no, I mean, we...

53:58 – 54:20Speaker 4

I mean, again, I know we're mentioning that we don't want to go with the Carlos route because Tufts is more deserving, but if Tufts isn't being nominated, do we want to nominate him and just get follow-up information? Well, we could nominate Tufts ourselves. And then we can nominate him ourselves, and then as long as you get me some information by tomorrow from his daughters... I can put it into a council item. Right. That's what that's kind of what it is. Oh, yeah.

54:20Speaker 2

Because that's a no brainer. He has books.

54:24Speaker 1

No, wait, you're not. Who are you? Are you asking about that right now?

54:29 – 56:15Speaker 3

I also have like Joe Brodsky senior. He's I'm sure or the family because he has his two sons that were outstanding players at HMO. Let's see, Joe Jr. and Larry. Michael Timpson, Brian Collins, Trip Norton is from HML. He was the baseball general manager for the Baltimore Orioles. Trip Norton was? Yeah. Unbelievable. Yeah. He came into my store years ago and told me what he was doing. And he was the general manager of the Baltimore Orioles at that time. You've been pretty busy then. And so, Anyway, but I don't know how to get in touch with him now. Rohan Davey, we just talked about. There's Javier Ortiz from HML. He played Major League Baseball with the Houston Astros. Red Munoz that Roman just mentioned. Let's see. I had one that was one of the original members of this committee, Tim Reynolds, an AP sports writer. But that's... That's all I have. You know who his wife is? The former Linda, the former publisher of the Miami Lake. I don't have down there Mike Shula, but no. So you need something by tomorrow. Yeah, I got to submit something by tomorrow. So that I can write by tomorrow. Well, we can talk about Don Tufts, because I feel strongly that the family would get something to us.

56:16Speaker 1

Yeah, I just said the three girls and message.

56:24 – 57:09Speaker 4

I know the one I mentioned to you earlier today, but again, like I said, I wanted to hold him for next year. because next year will be our 10th anniversary. Even though this is our 10th anniversary, but 9th class, next year will be our 10th class. I had mentioned to Jim off the record about nominating Manny, Sid, due to the fact that this wouldn't exist without him. So as a community builder, he built what this is. But I think holding him to next year's is a better option so he can be celebrated in the 10th anniversary of the 10th class. Even though we may need him this year. So now I'm double...

57:09Speaker 1

So Heather tops the S. Go for it.

57:15Speaker 4

Again, if we have... What...

57:18Speaker 1

What would you want?

57:19 – 57:37Speaker 4

I need just need background information. That's in the future. I'd like to get that information from them. Well, I just need background information. I can write the council. Oh, right. You know, whatever background information you can email me by email.

57:37Speaker 1

Okay. The youngest. Yes.

57:40Speaker 4

Also nutrition, you know, accolades, whatever, you know, where you coach records, whatever. for a council.

57:50 – 58:35Speaker 3

One of the biggest things he did is he ran the Junior Orange Bowl soccer, which brought in teams from all over the United States and raised so much money we were able to put lights in the park. Right. That dollar amount was over $200,000. He raised that over a period of 10 years. And that's the part that he gave us. What's the minimum you're comfortable going with, Jim? What's the minimum? Well, four. I think a good, I mean, his three is almost like, you know, five may be a little bit too much, and three is a little too less.

58:36Speaker 2

Right now we're looking at Shula, Timpson, Tufts, that's three. I'll try to get an answer on Alex tomorrow. Again, Alex, Alex,

58:53 – 59:39Speaker 4

make four yeah we need a fourth yeah but uh one way or the other yeah you can answer tomorrow you know obviously rohan we don't have a contact for you think that you're in a way he would be able to get a hold of him sorry rohan maybe i mean i can ask him like is any of his stuff in there or no no i mean again i just got my name i haven't yeah but his information oh i got you and stuff like that what would you what would you want what do you want just to get contact information and see if he's local or whatnot to see if you'd be willing to come right yeah um so you want him would you want rohan over ryan collins no i'd say either one of them would be great and we could use rohan for even next year for a higher profile

59:40 – 1:00:02Speaker 3

Right. I mean, he went further than Ryan, I think. I think so. But they both went to college. And then I think Ryan, I don't know if he actually, Ron David was a pretty good backup quarterback in the NFL. So I would think he's a little bit ahead. But I think either one that we could get would be a good candidate. Who do you think would be easier to get? Right now? Yes.

1:00:05Speaker 1

Brian Collins because I have his number.

1:00:07Speaker 3

Oh, you have his number?

1:00:08 – 1:00:33Speaker 1

Oh, yeah. I saw him at the reunion in June. That's why I was like, he was like, what? Yeah, we talked, we talked. I got his number and I gave him the link and I was like, listen, you nominate or you get your mom or your sister, somebody, because you guys know more than I'm going to say for you. Like, you guys know that. You know, that's a long time ago for me. So I told him, he's like, all right, he was all pumped. And he's all business now. He's actually doing very successful.

1:00:33Speaker 4

We actually not having any baseball. content this year. I mean, baseball's dominated this. Right, but it don't matter to me.

1:00:40Speaker 3

I mean, it's... Because we have, Tufts would be soccer, and you'd have three footballs per second.

1:00:45 – 1:01:00Speaker 4

Well, he's a community builder. Yeah, but he built soccer. Right, right. And then you'd have three football players. Did Collins ever play at MLS? I know he played at HML. HML, right.

1:01:00 – 1:01:11Speaker 1

I think he went to HML. Yeah. His mom taught at the school at HML. That's why he went to HML because his mom was an English teacher there. Right, right. Yeah. So he grew up in Cameron Pines. Yeah.

1:01:11Speaker 3

He played football at Miami.

1:01:13Speaker 4

I remember him playing at U of M. Yeah. You know, I'm okay going Shula, Timpson, Tufts, Collins.

1:01:23Speaker 3

I'd rather do Ryan this year and then give us time to get...

1:01:29 – 1:01:59Speaker 4

I mean, if you can get a hold of Ryan, we know he's local. I mean, that makes it easier. I know you're going to do your due diligence on getting Shula and Timpson information. If we can get Alex. sides and we have our baseball angle. Again, he's already been approved, so him is just showing up and knocking him out. I just got to get with Andres because I thought we did his plaque and everything was just put away. I think, but again, that's not here nor there. Okay, so somebody want to make a motion on those four nominations?

1:02:00 – 1:02:25Speaker 3

I'll make a motion that we go with the four nominees, which would be Dave Shula, Michael Tempson, Ryan Collins, and Don Tufts for the 2026 All-Pen Ceremony.

1:02:26Speaker 2

Okay, now if I can get Alex. Again. Do you have a candidate you want to drop from the floor?

1:02:32Speaker 4

But we won't have to drop.

1:02:37Speaker 4

Because Alex is going to go in as the class of whatever he was. Right. Alex isn't going in as the class of 25 or 26.

1:02:46Speaker 3

No, it's just the presentation.

1:02:49 – 1:03:46Speaker 4

I mean, the presentation is fine. I mean, we always have extra time. Okay. Yeah. So we got a motion by Jim. Is there a second? No second. Second by Dave. Any discussion on this? I think we've discussed enough. Any, all in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Seeing none, motion carries 4-0 for the class of 20, class of 26, right? Yes, 26. Okay, class of 26, David Shula. Who seconded it, Miriam? David. Oh, David, okay. So David Shula, Michael Timpson, Ryan Collins, Don Tufts. We have Alex Fernandez on the outside looking in if he accepts it, because he was class of two years ago, I think, right? Yes. I want to say 24. So even, you know, the thing is, if he gets enshrined, his plaque is still going to say the year he was approved. He's not going to say class of 26, you know.

1:03:47Speaker 1

Because you're saying they already made a plaque for him.

1:03:50Speaker 4

If not, we... No, that's fine. I think if it got done, I think Anders had to put it away because obviously he couldn't make the ceremony that year.

1:03:58Speaker 3

I never heard the debate, but there could have been.

1:04:02 – 1:04:20Speaker 4

I think I wrote it. That's why I'm thinking it got done because I wrote the plaque. Okay, so also in their new business, I guess, so moving on. I mean, are we going to take that call that you have with Marcos as a resignation or... Well, he basically...

1:04:20Speaker 3

I would say, yes. He's saying we need to put that in writing, man.

1:04:25 – 1:04:41Speaker 4

He needs to put that in writing too. Okay. So I'll get back to touch with him, you know, and then I know he nominated somebody, but that he's got to start, he's got to come to a meeting to see if he's okay with being in this and then get nominated again, getting him nominated by a council member won't be an issue. We just got to figure out who's available.

1:04:42 – 1:04:53Speaker 3

I've got the quotes from the optimist that was a name that was given to me a year or so ago. Ernie. Ernie. Yeah. Ernie signs.

1:04:53Speaker 5

I actually have to have a long conversation with Ernie signs on a separate topic. You should talk to him about the Hall of Fame.

1:05:02Speaker 4

Oh, I talked to him about it. He was okay with it when I talked to him, the time I talked to him.

1:05:08 – 1:05:22Speaker 3

No, actually... One of the council members had mentioned his name and another person, and I said, I only have experience with Ernie, and he's an excellent choice. But that never went anywhere.

1:05:24 – 1:05:43Speaker 4

All right. Next meeting. Let me see. We're going to get together next Tuesday, if you guys want, after council, whoever wants to be here for council. Next Tuesday. Make sure I'm alive next Tuesday. Next Tuesday the 18th, right?

1:05:43Speaker 5

Okay, so. Yeah, I've got a physical older. But that's. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

1:05:49Speaker 1

That's the, like, that's where we, like, go first, and then.

1:05:53Speaker 5

And then I believe they normally let you guys go first.

1:05:55Speaker 1

Somewhat. Because they made me go once that I was here, and then I had to hear from the floor. I was like, are you guys kidding me? Like, we're here.

1:06:04Speaker 4

Public comments is always there first.

1:06:09Speaker 4

We usually meet after to call the people.

1:06:11Speaker 1

That's right. Sit down once.

1:06:12Speaker 4

We go upstairs. Right. Or we do it here. Yeah.

1:06:14Speaker 1

I just bring.

1:06:16Speaker 3

Go wherever the pizza is. So I'm sorry.

1:06:18 – 1:07:04Speaker 4

There's no pizza. There ain't never any pizza. We'll go to the Optimist Clubhouse and Jim will buy the pizza. Okay. There you go. Okay. So I'll be here next Tuesday. Whoever wants to be here is fine. I gotta find my shirt. I might have to call the sports shop hotline. You can go online. oh no i still have i still have a hotline to the monday sports shop don't worry about that um last week no i called it this afternoon that's why i know it works honestly it's like when i can plug it we get so many scandals um all right so a but as far as the next meeting after that we got to and stuff like that.

1:07:04 – 1:07:15Speaker 3

Should we do it a week before the next? Well, I guess there's no reason to worry about the next council meeting because this is the one that counts.

1:07:16Speaker 4

Our next meeting is basically to finalize sponsorships and stuff like that and then start hitting out an agenda for the actual event.

1:07:24Speaker 3

Do you have any response back from Andreas about any

1:07:29Speaker 1

He's just turning face right now.

1:07:30Speaker 4

He's just hanging out. He didn't give me any information about any sponsorship.

1:07:39Speaker 3

We were able to make something out of almost nothing.

1:07:42 – 1:08:09Speaker 4

I'll email Andres tomorrow. I'll email Andres. When I email him the notes and stuff, the council item, I'll ask him to get me dates for a meeting. I'm going to shoot for probably that first week of Well, technically the second week of September. So after Labor Day, we just got to see what's open here. So he usually looks at the calendar and lets us know.

1:08:09Speaker 3

Should we meet again, though, in September?

1:08:12Speaker 4

Yeah, I want to meet that first week, that first full, you know, after Labor Day in September. So we can finalize sponsors and start handling logistics of the event.

1:08:22Speaker 2

So that's to be determined? Well, he's going to go really quick now.

1:08:25 – 1:08:43Speaker 4

Okay. Because again, football for me doesn't start... Actually, no. We have a moment that starts October 30th, football.

1:08:44Speaker 1

Where and how do you want me to send you a blurb?

1:08:46 – 1:09:05Speaker 4

I hope you've answered a bunch of them. That's great. She has so many emails. I got back from the cruise and I had 875 emails sitting in my inbox for work.

1:09:09 – 1:09:27Speaker 2

Rowan, well, man, he's doing that. Let me make an observation. When you wear your hat backwards, it makes you look 15 years younger. Thank God. No, it's called... Sebastian's sitting there. It's called... I thought we had a new member.

1:09:28Speaker 1

Vacation. Yes, he just feels like an awe. He's just like...

1:09:34 – 1:09:48Speaker 4

The only bad part about that trip was the fact that the sun was still out at 10.30 at night every day. Tell me about that. It was still out at 10.30 at night. Yes. The last one was the same way. The cruise has blackout curtains.

1:09:50Speaker 1

That was fantastic.

1:10:02 – 1:10:30Speaker 3

Waiting for the date. Yeah, he's always comfortable with us. I had reached out for a way to Ocean Bank and hadn't heard back from them to see if they're still going to be a title sponsor.

1:10:32 – 1:11:07Speaker 1

And just so, I was looking in my notes, but I didn't see. I'm going to, since my band guy, he seems like he's now with it. Not with it, but he needs a lot of time. So I'm going to email him for our band. And I forgot to tell you guys, it might be next Tuesday now that I say that, Brianna, the girl that sang for us that really one, she's singing at one of the, I think, for the Braves game. Wow. Yeah, for the national anthem. She not? No, she goes, she played, she lives in Georgia now. She's up there. Yeah. So in her college, she's kicking butt. But I might have a girl from HMO that I really do like her.

1:11:07Speaker 4

Because I'll tell you one thing, though. Whoever sang the anthem at the baseball opening ceremony last year was great.

1:11:14Speaker 4

Yeah. She was, wow. I think she was keeping it on.

1:11:19Speaker 1

I was like, whoa. Was that with the Jack McCall? Chris McCall?

1:11:27Speaker 4

Yeah. I got the girl the year before that. The season before, I got the girl.

1:11:34Speaker 5

So it looks like there's only something on the Wednesday, the 9th.

1:11:41Speaker 1

September? Yeah.

1:11:46Speaker 5

September 10th?

1:11:53Speaker 2

So for you guys, it's a Wednesday, Thursday, Thursday.

1:11:58Speaker 5

I thought you said, Oh, there's a worksheet.

1:12:04 – 1:12:29Speaker 4

Yeah. There's a word for you, Dave. All right. So let's go ahead and pencil in Thursday, nine, 10 at seven. There are a full meeting and then. obviously whoever's here next week, whether we make the calls from here or whether we go bother Jim at the clubhouse, we'll make calls. Okay. That way Jim can be part of it. That's tradition.

1:12:31 – 1:12:53Speaker 1

Wow. I'm back and forth with Brian. But anyway, so I just happened to Google just to see. He attended the University of Miami where he became the first black quarterback to start with a hurricane since 1978. He did that in 1991. Mm-hmm. First black quarterback to play in the books since 1978 at UM. Wow.

1:12:53Speaker 3

I'm trying to think. I used to watch those games before you were a student. No, I always did. I always supported.

1:13:00Speaker 2

I know, that card. No, I always supported. What are you talking about? And they don't play for us.

1:13:06 – 1:13:34Speaker 4

All right. Anything else? Anybody got anything else? If not, does anybody want to make a motion to adjourn? I'll make a motion that we adjourn. Motion to adjourn by David Oliver. I second. 805. Adjourned. 805. Dave Oliver. Second by Miriam. All in favor? Aye. Any opposed? Heck no. We be done.

1:13:35 – 1:13:59Speaker 2

Okay, Manny, I'm giving you a job. Oh, no. I didn't do it, Manny. On Wednesday, we have our duplicate bridge over at the Optimus Park Clubhouse. Could you make sure if somebody had 1240. I thought it was 1230. 1230 works. Did it run open last time? It was open. Okay, I just wanted to wait because she was there.

1:13:59Speaker 5

I think I was there last week.

1:14:01Speaker 2

Okay, we're going to need two bridge cables and one big long cable to put our stuff. I was set up for that last week.

1:14:13 – 1:14:24Speaker 2

But it didn't have a, it had a small table for our stuff. We really need a long table. Do bridge tables at square and then a long one.

1:14:25Speaker 5

Okay. Very good. I think they're, I mean, they should have them there. So she probably just set up the other one. Yeah. I don't know. Very good. Okay. Fine. Right.

1:14:33Speaker 4

That's all right. Okay. Well, no, no, that's the way they sell it.

1:14:42Speaker 6

They sell it.

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