Page 62 In loving memory of those who cared to make a difference . . FLASH


“The Frisbee Freak” 4-04-2004-4-11-2020


Born and rescued in Middleburg, Flor- ida. She was 15 years, 10 months, and 7 days old. She was the fastest dog in the sport, winning several championships. She lived for nothing more than to play Frisbee every day of her life. A Border Collie, she was AKC; Canine Good Citizen Certified. She is survived by her brother Harley


ALAN CHRISTOPHER ATKINSON 7-28-1959-5-30-2020


Faircracker SUMMER 2020


Sheryl & Paul Davis, Florida Strawberry Festival For the loss of Sheryl’s father BILL YATES


4-10-1936-4-4-2020


Dawn & Rex Rowe, Osceola County Fair For the loss of Dawn’s mother


SHIRLEY JUNE BEZTS FRANZEN 4-8-1936-4-10-2020


Doris Graska, Citrus County Fair For the loss of her brother


HARVEY LEWIS MILLER JR. 10-1-1935-6-5-2020


He was born in Missouri, he was active in FFA, receiving the Ameri- can Farmer Award. He served in the USAF. In 1964 in became the General Manager of the Ozark Empire Fair, serving for 15 years.


From 1980-2000 he was President and CEO of IAFE. He was active in Rotary, Chamber of Commerce and community organizations. Lewis is survived by his wife of 64 years, Pa-


Please help us honor and recognize our friends in the Fair industry who pass away during the year by sending their names and Fair affiliation to


the Federation for inclusion in the Resolutions passed at each year’s Convention and also be included in the next issue of the newsletter. Please include person’s affiliation with your Fair or company and years of service. Send to floridafairs@gmail.com and Shelly Terrell at shel- ter80@aol.com. For complete obituaries most are on www.findagrave.com


WILLIAM BEATTIE ALBRO 3-22-1949-5-12-2020


Lisa & Bob Hinton For the loss of Lisa’s mother


CHARLOTTE EVANELL TOWNSEND TOMKOW 10-2-1929-6-15-2020


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