The Florida Flames
2002 USSSA World Series
3rd Place Champions
Letter from the Coach...
Words cannot begin to express our feelings
of thanks and gratitude for all of the support and
encouragement you gave to our team. Without your
undying support and encouragement The Florida Flames
would never have been able to realize their dream of
participating in the 2002 USSSA World Series in Thomson,
Georgia.
Not only do we, as the coaching staff of the team,
wish to express our thanks and gratitude, but also each
and every one of the boys on the team wishes to send a
heartfelt thanks to the both of you.
While we were at the World Series other team players,
coaches and parents continually expressed to us how cool
our uniforms were. We ha people begging us for our
hats and shirts. The tournament officials even
told us that if there were an award for the most
outstanding looking uniforms we would have won hands
down.
It is people like you that restore the sense of
community and family in people's hearts and minds.
We, The Florida Flames wish you both ongoing success and
happiness at the Yellow Dog Cafe.
We would like just to thank you once again for
helping us to make our boys dreams come true.
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Stuart
volunteers his time and "chocolate" expertise at the
4th annual Zonta Club Chocolate Festival which is a fund
raising event held at the Front Street Community Center in
Melbourne. He's won the "Brevard's Best
Chocolate" prize two out of the last three years.
In
a later article, Nancy
Borton of the Yellow Dog Cafe presents Brevard County
Sheriff's Office K-9 dog West (held by his handler Deputy
Lyndale Smith) with his badge. Watching are Lt. Susan
Johnson and Cmdr. Joe Crosby of the Sheriff's Office.
The badge is smaller than the dog handler's badge and attaches
to the dog's collar.