Remembering Those Who Have Passed Away Dan Molter
April 2, 1951—June 3, 2014
Dan was the immediate past president of the Manatee County Fair. He was a lifelong resi- dent of Bradenton where he operated a pest control business. He served on several advi- sory boards including the Sheriff’s, Highway Patrol and several youth groups. He is sur- vived by his long time companion Denise Leavitt, one son, three daughters and several grandchildren.
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Marvin Taylor September 9, 1929—October 30, 2013 A native and lifelong resident of Jackson-
ville, Marvin was a gentlemen’s gentleman and a well respected member of the commu- nity. He was a past board member of the Jack-
sonville Agricultural Fair. He held the position of assistant tax collector for 34 years. He is survived by his wife Margaret, one
son, several grandchildren and great grand- children.
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Elaine Catherine Keir Feb. 2, 1952—Feb. 22, 2014
Elaine was a lifetime member of the Osceola
County Fair and Kissimmee Livestock Shows. She worked with 4-H Youth for over 30 years impacting the youth of Osceola County. She always gave freely of her time providing inspiration and encour- agement and guidance along the way. She is sur- vived by her husband Jack, two daughters and several grandchildren.
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Mattie Lou Hurst March 25, 1933—November 24, 2013
Mattie Lou was a lifetime resident of Calla- han where she volunteered in many organi- zations including the Northeast Florida Fair. She was Secretary at the Nassau County Farm Bureau, she was a 4-H leader and was 4-H Volunteer of the Year in 1975. Before retiring she owned the Pickett Fence Gift Shop in Callahan. She was the widow of Ralph E. Hurst. She is survived by three children and four grandchildren.
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Lorri A. Beck December 24, 1969—November 15, 2013
Lorri was a horsewoman who championed the 4- H and was a part of the Osceola County Fair KVLS (Kissimmee Valley Livestock Show) and she was an elementary school teacher devoted to the kids of St. Cloud as well. She spent her days teaching math and science and her free time tending her livestock, showing horses, and 4-H. She is survived by her husband Shawn and daughter Marina.
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Hazel Staley, CFE August 9, 1927—April 12, 2014
Hazel was Executive Director of Montgomery County Ag Center & Fair for 38 years. Executive Director of Virginia Association of Fairs for 12 years. Secretary/Treasurer for Zone 2, Secretary/Treasurer of Maryland Association of Fairs. She judged many Fairs and taught judging school in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia. She is survived by her husband Mehrle.
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Please help us honor and recognize our friends in
the Fair industry that pass away during the year by sending their names and Fair affiliation to the Fed- eration for inclusion in the Resolutions passed at
each year’s Convention and also be included in the next issue of the newsletter.
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