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Florida Delegation to the
2004
Republican National Convention
Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Nancy
Acevedo, Winter Springs
- Alfred
S. Austin, Tampa
- Wilhelmina
Austin, Miami
- Patricia
H. Bailey, Ponte Vedra Beach
- Carey
Baker, Eustis
- Paul
Bedinghaus, St. Petersburg
- Brenda
Elaine Belanger, Lutz
- Allan
G. Bense, Panama City
- Gesette
Bolt, Miami
- Mary
Ann Bonsey, Treasure Island
- Deborah
L. Brooks, Ocala
- Eric
B. Brown, Tampa
- Eric
Buermann, Miami
- Bill
Bunting, Bayonet Point
- Cynthia
Burgin, Jacksonville
- Miriam
Cajiga, Miami
- Gaston
Cantens, Miami
- John
Capra, Jacksonville
- Alberto
R. Cardenas, Key Biscayne
- Mike
Carr, Naples
- Jennifer
Carroll, Green Cove Springs
- Carol
R. Carter, Tampa
- Sydney
F. Charles, North Miami
- D.
Lee Constantine, Altamonte Springs
- Karla
E. Cooper, New Smyrna Beach
- Charlie
Crist, Tallahassee
- Richard
T. Crotty, Orlando
- Dulce
M. Cuetara, Miami
- Kathleen
C. Cunningham, Miami
- Sharon
Day, Fort Lauderdale
- J.
Allison Defoor, Crawfordville
- Maria
De La Milera, Hialeah
- Jose
Luis Diaz, Sweetwater
- Sidney
F. Dinerstein, Boca Raton
- Alan
Dale Doty, Orlando
- June
Duda, Oviedo
- John
M. Eikenberg, Bonita Springs
- Jennifer
Ann Flinn, Lake City
- Tillie
K. Fowler, Jacksonville
- Tom
Gallagher, Tallahassee
- Janice
E. Gilley, Molino
- Vince
Goodman, Riviera Beach
- James
Green, Fort Myers
- Mark
Guzzetta, Boca Raton
- Gina De
Martin Hahn, Naples
- Fran
Hancock
- Cynthia
M. Handley, Cocoa Beach
- Mary
Beth Helkowski, Fort Lauderdale
- Mike
Hightower, Jacksonville
- Robert
Hill, Placida
- George
Tramm Hudson, Sarasota
- Johnny
Hunter, Sarasota
- Maureen
Jaeger, Coral Springs
- Lawrence
M. Jefferson, Jacksonville
- Toni
Jennings, Tallahassee
- Robert
L. Jones, Westville
- Bill
O. Jordan, Vero Beach
- Carole
Jean Jordan, Vero Beach
- Ahmed
Kabani, Miami
- Melvin
E. Karau, Alva
- Beverly
Kilmer, Quincy
- Beverly
Kitaoka, Oviedo
- Cheryl
Carpenter Klimek
- Stevie
Landon, Lake City
- Karen
Ann Snow Lee, Rockledge
- Tom
Lee, Brandon
- Andrew
James Matthews, Tampa
- Lou
McCraney, Lakeland
- Edith
McCrimmon, Yankeetown
- Jeanne
H. McIntosh, Lecanto
- Guanine
Michael, Tampa
- Dorsey
C. Miller, Parkland
- Richard
Allen Miller, Fort Pierce
- Cheryl
Mullings
- Darrell
Eugene New, Green Cove Springs
- Charles
A. Oakes, Sebring
- Aletha
Odom-Foxworth, Lauderhill
- Lewis
Oliver, Orlando
- Pam
Olsen, Tallahassee
- Sydney
Joel Pate, Chipley
- Nancy
Patterson, Orlando
- Marilyn
C. Paul, Lakeland
- Ariel
I. Pereda, Miami
- Thomas
F. Petway, Atlantic Beach
- Sandra
M. Phillips, Pensacola
- Sergio
Pino, Coral Gables
- Edward
J. Pozzuoli, Weston
- Russell
Price, Tallahassee
- Jo
Quittschreiber, Kissimmee
- Betty
Ramey, Bell
- Bonnie
Re, Boca Raton
- Jose
Riesco, Miami
- Nancy
J. Riley, Clearwater
- Wellington
Rolle, Miami
- Dennis
A. Ross, Lakeland
- Marco
Rubio, Miami
- April
Schiff, Tampa
- H.
Paul Senft, Haines City
- Darryl
K. Sharpton, Miami
- Kenneth
Sheppard, Blountstown
- Jim
Smith, Clearwater
- James
H. Sterling, Maitland
- David
A. Storck, Plant City
- Shane
Strum, Hallandale Beach
- Stanley
Tate, Bal Harbor
- Barbara
Sheen Todd, St. Petersburg
- Ana
Trinque, Brooksville
- Carlos
A. Valderrama, Miami
- Ray
Valdes, Longwood
- Sheri
Valera, Ormond Beach
- Robert
L. Woody, Gainesville
- Zachariah
P. Zachariah, Sea Ranch Lakes
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