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A business man, born, reared, and educated in Tampa, Florida. Mr. Canty is a product of the Hillsborough County School system; continued his formal education at the University of South Florida (USF). Mr. Canty earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Finance. He graduated as a Distinguished Military Graduate and served his country as a supply officer in the US Army. After returning from the military he earned a master’s degree in Accounting with an emphasis in Taxation (again from University of South Florida). While earning his master’s degree Mr. Canty became a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and was very active in his union, eventually being elected president of his Teamsters Local Union before going into private practice.
Mr. Canty credits his unique experience, education, and style in establishing his well respected and successful financial service practice. Lenzo R. Canty, CPA, specializes in accounting, tax preparation, tax planning, and retirement strategies. Lenzo R. Canty, CPA is affiliated with the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants (FICPA) and the National Association of Black Accountants (NABA). Mr. Canty is married to Sharon Fields Canty and they reside in Tampa and are members of The Word of Reconciliation church. They have two sons and three grandchildren. Most of Mr. Canty’s clients are just like him; people wanting to succeed in business, minimize their taxes, grow assets, and plan for an enjoyable and successful retirement. His business is located on the corner of 30th and Annie St. (One traffic light north of Busch Blvd. on 30th Street). Mr. Canty and staff are ready to serve your financial needs and will exceed your expectations.
813-932-0589
ATTORNEY MIRIAM RICHARD has been practicing law since 1987. Her law firm, Fresh Start Law Firm, Inc., specializes in Real Estate Law; Mortgage Law; Bankruptcy Law and Family Law. Her title company conducts Residential and Commercial Real Estate Closings.
Attorney Richard obtained her Bachelor of Science Degree from Florida A&M University in Tallahassee Florida. she received her law degree, a Juris Doctorate, from Southern Law Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Attorney Richard is also a Veteran. She was Honorable Discharged from the Judge Advocate General’s Corp of the United States Air Force.
This native Floridian is a Christian with strong family ties in the area. Attorney Richard truly has a one stop shop; meeting and exceeding all your Real Estate needs.
www.freshstartlawfirm.com 813-387-7724
FRESH START LAW FIRM
In 1952, the late Clarence Pederewski Wilson and his brother, the late Sumner J. Wilson, founded the Wilson Funeral Home. They worked closely together, assisted by their wives, to craft a family business that boasted the highest regard for the families they served. “A Wilson Service” soon became synonymous with integrity, compassion and quality.
The legacy at Wilson Funeral Home continues. In March of 2004, Wayne L. Bright joined the Wilson Funeral Home as Manager. Under his leadership, the Wilson Funeral Home continues to lead the industry in providing the very best in funeral service. The funeral home has progressed in many different aspects, including the purchase of two new limousines, a website (
www.wilson-funeralhome.com), a DVD memorial tribute, along with a flat screen monitor in our chapel for the viewing of the tributes.
Because of the rich tradition and the superior service, the Wilson Funeral Home stands alone in serving the most notable members of our community, offering every family served a personal and professional service regardless of their social or economic status.
The Wilson Funeral Home continues to generously support the community and other African American owned businesses. A Wilson Service, the legacy continues.
813-248-6125
Wayne L. Bright, Manager Wilson Funeral Home
Miriam L Sumpter Richard Fresh Start Law Firm
Lenzo Canty, CPA Canty & Associates, Inc
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