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NEWS-PRESS, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1993 5B LOCAL STATE Slain abortion doctor's son speaking on killing Battle over Band buy goes Lee coy pie's way Judge: County must pay for environmentally sensitive property The Associated Press By PETEWINTON News-Press staff writer apartment. "Donahue" featured a debate between Gunn and Paul Hill, an abortion opponent who rationalized Gunn's slaying by comparing the Eu-faula doctor to Nazi torturer Dr. Joseph Mengele. After that came interviews with CNN, Time, Newsweek, the Today Show and the editorial board of The New York Times. On April 1, Gunn testified before a congressional subcommittee, which later approved a bill that would make it a federal crime to blockade abortion clinics or threaten their personnel.

Gunn is a lifelong rock music fan with shoulder-length hair, a deep Southern accent and hopes of teaching college English. But armed with an "Abortion Busters Manual" published by Operation Rescue of California a publication he refers to as a terrorist manual Gunn says he will make appearances as long as people ask him. BIRMINGHAM The son of an abortion doctor who was gunned down in Florida has since gotten caught up in the debate over abortion, speaking out frequently about his father's slaying. David Gunn Jr. has testified before a congressional panel since the March 10 killing of Dr.

David Gunn, and he will speak at a feminist rally next month in Pensacola, where his father was killed while going to work at an abortion clinic. There have also been numerous media interviews and television interviews for Gunn, a 22-year-old student at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. "Let's see, he was shot on Wednesday, we went to Tennessee that weekend for the memorial service, we got snowed in there, and I went to New York that Monday and I was on the Donahue show," Gunn said recently at his Shelby County court sent the case back to Swartz, saying his ruling was made without a sufficient factual or legal basis. But in a new opinion Thursday, Swartz reaffirmed his prior ruling. Assistant Lee County Attorney John Renner said Monday a new jury trial will be held to set the amount the county should pay the Reahards.

Renner said the county can't appeal Swartz's decision until after that trial is complete. Other counties and the state attorney general's office joined Lee in the initial appeal, fearing the Reahard decision would force cash-strapped local governments to abandon environmental protection rather than risk bankrupting the public coffers to buy environmentally sensitive land. adopted its comprehensive plan in 1984. The Reahard family has owned the land since 1944. Under the comprehensive plan, development on wetlands is limited to one home every 40 acres.

The Reahards argued that the county by its development restrictions had essentially taken their property without paying for it. The Reahards said their plans to develop the property were shattered when the county adopted the comprehensive plan. U.S. Magistrate George Swartz agreed, and in May 1991 a jury awarded the Reahards $700,000 the amount the county would have had to pay for the property. In August, a federal appeals ii in nitfV In a battle that goes to the core of environmental protection laws, a federal magistrate has ruled that Lee County must pay a Bonita Springs couple for land the county considers environmentally sensitive.

The dispute centers on whether the county's comprehensive plan its blueprint for land use and growth deprived Richard and Ann Reahard of the right to develop their land. The Reahards own 40 acres of wetlands near Bonita Beach, on which they had planned to build 126 homes until the county The Associated Press FATHER KILLED: David Gunn whose father, Dr. David Gunn, was fatally shot March 10 outside a Pensacola abortion clinic, wants a federal law to protect abortion clinics. The younger Gunn testified recently before a Congressional committee about such a proposal. OBITUARIES Clinic scarred by doctor's slaying DEATHS Information In the Deaths column Is printed free of charge.

To place a listing call 335-0324. Georgia and Alabama to take over his work, but got no takers. She said six or seven doctors have responded: "Are you kidding me? You want me to go home and tell my wife I'm going to replace Dr. Gunn?" The Associated Press take a year or more to replace Dr. David Gunn, who was shot March 10, allegedly by an anti-abortion protester.

Gunn was one of two doctors who worked one day a week each at the Columbus clinic. Susan Hill, who oversees the clinic, has asked two dozen doctors in COLUMBUS, Ga. The only abortion clinic between Atlanta and Montgomery, is having trouble finding a replacement for a doctor killed last month outside a clinic in Pensacola. Officials at the Columbus Women's Health Organization said it could Family of slain tourist sues Alamo car rental The Associated Press FLORIDA BRIEFS MfflMi 1 mother watched from their rental car. Two men pleaded innocent Friday to first-degree murder and robbery charges.

Edward Moss, the attorney for her family, said the lawsuit did not specify the amount the family was seeking in damages. To file a lawsuit in circuit court, damages must exceed $15,000, hesaid. Alamo spokeswoman Liz Clark declined comment on the suit. In another suit filed last week, the family of Jorg Schell, 59, of Frankfurt, seeks a total of $10 million from Alamo and the Days Inn franchise in Homestead. Schell was fatally shot March 11 when he came to the aid of his wife during a robbery attempt.

MIAMI The family of a slain German tourist has filed a wrongful death suit against a rental car company, claiming the firm failed to warn of the dangers facing foreign visitors, an attorney said Monday. The lawsuit, filed Thursday in Dade County Circuit Court, was the second in a week against Alamo Rent A Car Inc. filed by families of German tourists killed while visiting South Florida. Seven foreign tourists have been killed in Florida this winterseason. Barbara Meller Jensen, 39, a German schoolteacher, was brutally beaten and run over earlier this month during a strong-arm robbery as her two young children and her STARKEY, WILMA BEATRICE, 82, of Fort Myers, died April 26, memorial services Thursday.

Arrangements by Harvey-Engelhardt Funeral Home, Colonial Chapel. STEIDEL, JOHN 79, of Cape Coral, died April 23, services at a later date in Pennsylvania. Arrangements by National Cremation Society. WHIPPLE, BARBARA, of Shell Point Village, services in Louisville, Ky. Arrangements by Harvey-Engelhardt Funeral Home, Colonial Chapel.

Collier County DeANGELIS, FRANK, 85, of Naples, died April 25, services Wednesday. Arrangements by the Johnson Chapel, David K. Johnson-Pittman Funeral Home. GLOS, WILBERT G.W, 87, of Naples, died April 25, services Wednesday. Arrangements by Hodges Funeral Chapel.

PETRIN, EMMET 86, of Marco Island, private services. Arrangements by Josberger Funeral Home. ROCKHILL, RUTH HELGA, 76, of Naples, died April 25, services today. Arrangements by the Johnson Chapel, David K. Johnson-Pittman Funeral Home.

TOLAND, CAROLINE, 75, of Rochester, N.Y., died April 25. Arrangements by the Johnson Chapel, David K. Johnson-Pittman Funeral Home. TRINIDADE, GEORGE 59, of Naples, died April 24, services at a later date. Arrangements by the Pittman Chapel, David K.

Johnson-Pittman Funeral Home. Charlotte County HEDDEN, ROSE 89, of Punta Gorda. Arrangements by Kays-PongerRoyal Palm Funeral Homes. KRISTUFEK, RAYMOND J. 84, of Port Charlotte.

Arrangements by Charlotte Memorial Funeral Home. LORENZ, JOSEPHINE 78, of Punta Gorda. Arrangements by Kays-PongerRoyal Palm Funeral Homes. MOFFATT, KATIE 95, of Port Charlotte. Arrangements by Kays-Ponger Royal Palm Funeral Homes.

MULLEN, LEONA ALICE, 86, of Punta Gorda. Arrangements by Kays-PongerRoyal Palm Funeral Homes. SUMMERS, KENNETH 77, of Port Charlotte. Arrangements by Charlotte Memorial Funeral Home. Out of Area RUDKIN, FLORENCE IRENE, 84, of Piano, Texas, died April 23.

Funeral services Wednesday in Piano. Arrangements by Ted Dickey Funeral Home, Piano, Texas. Lee County BARTELDT, ROBERT 76, of Lehigh Acres, died April 25, private services. Arrangements by Lee Memorial Park Funeral Home. CHADDERTON, FRANK 76, of Cape Coral, died April 20.

Arrangements by National Cremation Society. CAREY, WILLIAM 60, of Fort Myers, died April 24. Service Wednesday. Arrangements by Anderson Funeral Home, Fort Myers. De YOUNG, GARDNER, 77, of North Fort Myers, died April 26.

Arrangements by National Cremation Society. EDMONDSON, JAMES Vn 51, of Cape Coral, funeral services Thursday. Arrangements by Harvey-Engel-hardt's North Fort Myers Funeral Home. FISCHER, NICHOLAS, 87, of Cape Coral, died April 26, services and interment private. Arrangements by McFarland-Schmidt Funeral Home, Cape Coral.

GALL, MAY 97, of Fort Myers Beach, died April 26, funeral services Wednesday. Arrangements by Fort Myers Memorial Gardens Funeral Home. HARTSON, RALPH 73, of Lehigh Acres, died April 25. Private services. Arrangements by Lee Memorial Park Funeral Home.

HENLEY, MARJORIE, 73, of Fort Myers, services in Butler, Mo. Arrangements by Fort Myers Memorial Gardens Funeral Home. JAMES, ROBERT 76, of Peabody, Mass. and Fort Myers Beach, died April 24, 1993, Mass at a later date. Arrangements by National Cremation Society.

KENTY, ETHEL 87, of Cape Coral, died April 26, services private. Arrangements by Metz Funeral Home, Cape Coral. POLLOCK, SARAH ELIZABETH, 87, of Fort Myers, died April 24, memorial services Wednesday. Arrangements by Phil Kiser Funeral Home, Inc. PORTER, EDSON of Bonita Springs, died April 25.

Arrangements by Harvey-Engelhardt Funeral Homes, Bonita Springs PRUSS, LILLIAN 76, of North Fort Myers, died April 24, memorial services at a later date. Arrangements by National Cremation Society. ROSEN, NORMAN 76, of North Fort Myers. Arrangements by Direct Cremation Society. SANDERS, MIMS "DADDY 50, of Fort Myers, died April 23, funeral services Wednesday.

Arrangements by Barrett Funeral Chapel, Inc. SINNETT, GEORGE 81, of Essex, Mass. Arrangements by Direct Cremation Society. Carjackers get life in prison The Associated Press 2 judges guilty, 2 found innocent MIAMI A massive corruption probe that targeted Miami judges accused of selling judicial favors ended Monday with two judges found guilty of three counts of racketeering-conspiracy and extortion. Two other judges were found innocent or jurors were undecided on the remaining 38 counts of money laundering, extortion, mail fraud and racketeering.

Suspended Dade County Judge Harvey Shenberg, 49, was found guilty of racketeering-conspiracy and one count of extortion. Former Circuit Judge David Goodhart, 63, was found guilty of racketeering-conspiracy. HIV mothers TALLAHASSEE The number of AlDS-infected women giving birth to children in Florida has risen steadily over the past four years, state health of ficials said Monday. In 1988, Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services officials estimated that one in every 222 women who gave birth in the state was infected with the human immunodeficiency virus, which causes AIDS. they would ask for the death penalty.

The convicted men admitted the theft of two vehicles, robbing their victims and shooting them as they lay naked on the ground in a rural area of Osceola County on Nov. 29. Each defendant was convicted of conspiracy, two counts of armed carjacking resulting in death and two counts of using a firearm during a felony. The law providing for harsh penalties on carjacking involving violence was enacted Oct. 25.

Defense lawyers are appealing the verdict. A fourth defendant, Leondre Henderson, pleaded guilty and testified against the other three. He is to be sentenced later. ORLANDO A judge Monday imposed life sentences on the first three defendants convicted under a federal law involving a deadly carjacking. U.S.

District Judge Patricia Faw-sett, following sentencing guidelines, handed down non-parole life terms, plus 25 years, to the youths convicted Feb. 25 of the execution-style slay-ings of two young men and the wounding of a third. Jermaine Foster, 19, Gerard Booker, 22, and Alf Catholic, 19, will now be tried in state circuit court on first-degree murder and attempted-murder charges. Prosecutors said DEATHS, FUNERALS Information In the Deaths and Funerals column is paid advertising. To place an obituary call 335-0324.

Coke 'ambassador' Lozano retrial delayed again Lee County plained Monday that Dade Circuit Judge Thomas Spencer, who postponed the trial indefinitely last week, was too quick in returning to a May 3 start date last Friday, when the Florida Supreme Court rejected a last-minute appeal. Black said he needed more time at least four weeks to restart his trial preparations. The Associated Press MIAMI The start of the on-again, off-again, up-again, down-again manslaughter retrial of suspended Miami police officer William Lozano in Orlando will be delayed another week, until May 10, a judge ruled Monday. Lozano is accused in the January 1989 deaths of a black motorcyclist and his passenger. The killings led to three days of racial rioting in Miami.

Defense attorney Roy Black com MIAMI A man agents called a drug cartel's "ambassador" to the United States was convicted Monday of smuggling 22 tons of cocaine into the country hidden in fence posts and broccoli shipments. Harold Ackerman, 51, who maintained cover as a low-profile North Miami Beach vegetable importer fond of bag lunches and a morning jog, now faces 30 years to life on six drug counts. ucted Wed nesday, Apri I 28, 1993 at 1 1 a.m. at the Pilgrim Church, Daniels Fort Myers, with Rev. Dolph Allen officiating.

Committal services will be conducted in Fort Myers Cemetery following the memorial service. Arrangements are by the Phil Kiser Funeral Home, 9231 Cypress Lake Drive. HELENE L. BROWN ROTHSCHILD Helene L. Brown Rothschild, 71, of Fort Myers, formerly of Springville, N.Y.,died April 24th at her residence.

She is survived by her husband of 52 years, Dr. Edmund S. Rothschild of Fort Myers; two daughters, Carla Kuhn of Cleveland, Ohio and Margaret Weeks of Rochester, N.Y.; four grandchildren; two sisters, Harriet avis of Fort Myers and Janet Clark of Buffalo, N.Y. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the charity of one's choice or the Chaffee Hospital, E. Main Street, Springville, N.Y.

Arrangements by National Cremation Society. MIMS SANDERS "Daddy Buck" RALPHS. HARTSON Ralph S. Hartson, 73, of Lehigh Acres, passed away Sunday, April 25, 1993. Born in Ashtabula, Ohio, he was an aircraft mechanic for Eastern Air-linesin Miami for21 years.

He is survived by his wife of 47 years, Dorothy; son, Roy and his wife, Julie of Kissimee; daughter, Joy Franklin and her husband, Wayne of Orlando and five grandchildren, Scott, Wendy, Kevin, Jayson and Jeremy. Private services will be held at the families convenience. Lee Memorial Park Funeral Home 334-4880 WALTER HETZEL Walter Hetzel, 88, of Fort Myers, died Sunday, April 25, 1993 on his birthday. Mr. Hetzel moved here In 1945 from Saudia Arabia after retiring from AR-AMCO (Arabian American Oil Surviving are his son and daughter-in-law, William and Connie Hetzel and two grandchildren, Billy and Melissa Hetzel all of Fort Myers.

A memorial service will be Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Covenant Presbyterian Church, with Dr. David G. Berry, Pastor, officiating. Arrangements are by the Phil Kiser Funeral Home, 9231 Cypress Lake Drive.

STANLEY L. LaVOY, SR. Stanley L. LaVoy, 76, of Cape Coral died Saturday at Cape Coral Hospital. Mr.

LaVoy had been a Cape Coral resident since 1980 having come from Notice is hereby giv lic Kecoras ot Lee en that, pursuant to County, Florida. that Final Judgment ot DATED at t-t. myers, Florida, this 14th day of roreoosure oaieo ADril 20. 1993, and en April, 1993. FICTITIOUS NAME LAW Chapter 90-267 Laws of Florida As nf January 1.

1991. tered im civil case IMr. Mims nana-ers, 50, of Fort Myers, passed away on number 92-8811 ca ia, of the Circuit Court of the 20th Judicial Circuit Friday, April seal) Charlie Green Clerk of the Circuit Court Lee County.Florlda By: sA. Belleau Deputy Clerk Apr 27 May 4 No. 1769 rages I through 19, of the Public Records of Lee County, Florida, has been filed against you, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to this action, on JOHN A.

YANCHUNIS of BLAS-INGAME, FORIZS 8. SMILJANICH, P.A., Attorneys for Plaintiff, whose address is P.O. Box 1259, St. Petersburg, FL 33731, and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before the 13th day of Mav. 1993: otherwise a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDAJN AND FOR LEE COUNTY CASE NO.

92-7417CA IA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION METROPOLITAN FEDERAL BANKtiff RICHARD A. KRAUSE AND MARGIE J. KRAUSE, HIS WIFE; DFFFNnANT(S). 1993. the Stale ol Florida reg in and tor Lee county, Florida, wherein JHM MORTGAGE SECURITIES, L.P., is the Plain Funeral services Fort Myers, Fla.

33919. Arrangements by McFarland-Schmidt Funeral Home, 1910 Del Prado Cape Coral. EDWARD J. O'HALLORAN Edward J. O'Halloran, former Director of Inspections and Control for U.S.

Customers for the District of Miami, died April 24, 1993. Born on June 12, 1912, in Brooklyn, N.Y., Mr. O'Halloran joined the Customs Service in 1942. In 1960, he and his family moved from Floral Park, Long Island to North Miami, where Mr. O'Halloran was Supervisory Inspector at Miami International Airport and three years later became Director of Airport Operations.

From 1969 to his retirement In 1977, Mr. O'Halloran was Director of Customs and Control for all the airports and seaports in the Miami District which extended from Vero Beach to Key West and included Nassau and Puerto Rico. In 1973, he took a 4-month leave from his position and took assignment in Frankfurt, Germany, as supervisor and Consultant of customs operationsforthe U.S. Army. After retirement, Edward and his wife enjoyed traveling and visiting their children and grandchildren.

They lived in Atlanta and wintered in Fort Myers for five years before moving permanently to North Fort Myers In 1989. Mr. O'Halloran was a member of the National Association of Federal Retired Employees and St. Andrew CatholicChurch. He leaves behind to cherish his memory Caroline; his beloved wife of 52 years; children, Maureen Preston and William O'Halloran of Atlanta, Roger O'Halloran of Fort Myers and Ed O'Halloran of New Orleans; daughters-in-law, Judy and Nacy; grandchildren, Caroline, Laura, Noelle and Erin, Eric, Rory and Lia, Sean, Ryan and Casey; great-granddaughter, Ryan.

Memorial services will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. at St. Andrew Church in Cape Coral. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial contributions be made to the Alzheimer's 919 North Michigan Chicago, III. 60611.

Arrangements by Harvey-Engel-hardt's North Fort Myers Funeral Home. SARAH ELIZABETH POLLOCk Sarah Elizabeth Pollock, 87, of Fort Myers, died Saturday, April 24, 1993. She had been a longtime resident of Fort Myers. Among survivors are her granddaughter, Verella Pollock of Fort Myers and one sister, Vail Weems of Se-brlng, Fla. Memorial services will be con- isters all Fictitious Names (Not the County).

For 11 IN THE CIRCUIT will be conducted on Wednesday at 1 p.m. from the Unity Christian Church, 2709 Highland further information and COURT FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 92-9886CA BARNETT BANK OF LEE COUNTY, N.A., Plaintiff, IKev. n. Kaines, ras-tor, with the Rev.

to receive your Fictitious name registration Packets issued by the Fla. Department of State, call the News-Press at 335-0258 Bernard Johnson of i tiff and Carole u. KIZZIRE, MARGARET J. WOLFE, Isare Defendants), I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at the north front door of the Courthouse, Lee County, Florida, at 11:00 a.m. on the 24th day of May, 1993, the following described property as set forth In said Final Judgment, to wit: Lot 13, Block 39, Unit 3, South Half of Section n.

LEHIGH ACRES, ficiating. uagment may oe en-ered against you for NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY Byregeis win oe in the relief demanded in the Complaint. GIVEN pursuant to an Order of Final Judg PETER A. PAPLEYj UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PETER A. PA-PLEY, LAVERA J.

PA-PLEY, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF LAVERA i DADl Akin IIKI. WITNESS mv hand Honolulu, Hawaii. He served in tne and seal of said Court on this 1st day of April, ment ot roreoosure dated April 13, 1993, entered in Civil Case No. 92-7417CA IA of the Circuit Court of the 20th I U.S. Marine corps auring vvv anu was a member of St.

Andrew Catholic i Church and the Holy Name Society. Surviving are his wife, Rheba i seven children, Stanley Jr. (Ar- I lonoi Vanrouver, Washington, LEGAL NOTICE (Seal) Charles Green Clerk ot Circuit Court By: sJ. Cook Deputy Clerk Apr 6,13,20,27 No. 3241 I Richard T.

(Sandra) of Dallas, Texas, 1 Frederick (Teresa) of Roxboro, N.C., IN THE CIRCUIT Township 44 South, Range 26 East, according to the map or plat thereof on file in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, recorded In Plat Book 15, Page 77, In the Public Records of Lee County, Florida. Dated the 22rtd day of April, 1993. Charlie Green Clerk of Circuit Court By: sW. McCabe Deputy Clerk Apr 27 May 4 No. 4062 the Garden of Memories of Fort Myers Cemetery.

Hours of visitation will be from 5-8 p.m. this evening at the funeral home. Arrangements are under the direction of the Barrett Funeral Chapel, 2305 Henderson Ave. WILMA BEATRICE STARKEY Wilma Beatrice Starkey, 82, of Fort Myers, died Monday, a 22 year resident, formerly of Orrville, Ohio. Mrs.

Starkey Is survived by three daughters, Dora Mae Broce of Lancaster, Ivy Starkey of Columbus, Ohio and Udella Thimlar of Fort Myers Beach; daughter-in-law, Burma Starkey of Fort Myers and six grandchildren, Theresa Stein, Cathy Amman, Bill Broce, Gordon Reigel-man, Ivan Starkey and Clyde Starkey, Jr. and seven great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Eston and son, Clyde. Memorial services will be conducted on Thursday at 11 a.m. from the Chapel of the Harvey-Engelhardt Funeral Home, 1600Colonial Blvd.

Judicial Circuit in ana for Lee County, Florida, wherein METROPOLITAN FEDERAL BANK, Plaintiff and GARY B. LYNCH are defendant(s), I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash, at the North Front Door of the Lee County Courthouse, Ft. Myers, Florida, at 11:00 a.m. May 20, 1993, the following described property as set forth In said Final Judgment, to-wlt: Lots 11 and 12, Block 42, SAN CARLOS PARK. Unit 7, an unrecorded tubdivision according KNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION, Defendants.

NOTICE OF ACTION TO: LAVERA J. PA-PLEY and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF LAVERA J. PAPLEY, and all persons claiming an interest by, through, under, or against the aforesaid Defendant. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following described property located In Lee County, Florida, to wit: Lot 157, Block ROYAL-TEE COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES, A SUBDIVISION, as recorded In the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in Plat Book 37, SPECIAL MEETING The Lehigh Acres Fire Control and Rescue District's Board of Fire Commissioners will hold a Special Meeting May 4. 1993 at Fire Station 1, 1000 Joel Lehigh Acres, FL.

The purpose of this meeting is to hear recommendation and make a decision for permanent status of a probationary employ Cecelia (Randy) unaerwuou ut tope Coral, Russell (Suzanne) of Norcross, Charles H. (Sheila) of Peachtree City, and Rebecca (Daryl) Hara of Honolulu, Hawaii; 13 grandchildren; one brother, Eugene LaVoy; and one sister, Rita Castiglione Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated from St. Andrew Catholic Church on Friday, April 30 at 10 a.m. Interment will be In Lee Memorial Park. The family will meet friends In McFarland-Schmidt Funeral Home Thursday evening from 6-8 p.m.

where a Scripture service will be held at 7 p.m. followed by a Holy Name Society service. Memorials may be made to Hope Hospce, 8290 College Pkwy, Suite 100, COURT OF THE 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY CASE NO. 92-8811CA IA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION JHM MORTGAGE SECURITIES, L.P., Plaintiff VS. CAROLE L.

KIZZIRE and MARGARET J. WOLFE; et Defendants. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 20TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR LEE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL ee. Bob Evans, Secretary Apr 27 No. 18998 to the plat thereof as shown in Deed book 315, at Pages 122 through 158, of the Pub i.