DECEMBER 2014 Volume XXXIV, Issue VI

THE ONLY MOTORCYCLE RIGHTS ORGANIZATION IN THE TRI-COUNTY AREA

LEGISLATIVE NEWS MSAP INSTRUCTORS COMMUNITY SERVICE
Lobby & Educate the Government & the General Public to Promote Motorcycling in a Safe & Positive Image

ABATE OF FLORIDA, INC.

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IDENTIFICATION STATEMENT
SOUTHWEST CHAPTER NEWSLETTER;
ISSUE DATE: NOVEMBER 2014
PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY
ABATE of Florida, Inc.
Southwest Chapter
PO Box 60745, Fort Myers, FL 33906
http://southwest.abateflorida.com

Disclaimer:
The views expressed in this newsletter are not
necessarily those of ABATE of Florida, Inc. and or
the Southwest Chapter.
This publication allows members to express their
beliefs and opinions. ABATE of Florida, Inc. and
Southwest Chapter accept no responsibility for
the comments, opinions or views contained in this
newsletter.
Please direct correspondence in reference to this
publication to:
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deductible for Federal Tax Purposes.
ABATE of Florida, Inc.
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All Rights Reserved
ABATE of Florida, Inc. and the Southwest Chapter
do not condone drinking while riding or driving

ABATE OF FLORIDA, INC.

MISSION STATEMENT
WHO WE ARE
We are a non-profit organization of motorcycle
enthusiasts from all walks of life. We lobby and
educate the government and the general public
to promote motorcycling in a safe and positive
image. We endeavor to enlist the cooperation and
participation of all organizations and individuals
that share a similar interest in preserving our
American tradition of FREEDOM. We promote
motorcycle safety, training, & political awareness.
We ARE NOT A CLUB OR A GANG. We
fund our work through toy runs, poker runs,
campouts, and other motorcycle activities. We
are your neighbors & friends who work, pay
taxes, and get involved with our community. We
serve and support our country and believe in
freedom. We use all legal means to protect our
rights without infringing on the rights of others.
OUR GOALS
To become a powerful and viable political force in
legislative matters concerning the motorcyclist.
To promote the safe riding habits without infringing
on individual freedoms.
To motivate the bikers to write letters to their
legislators before, during, and after the legislative
session.
To furnish our members with a newsletter to
keep all bikers informed in regards to upcoming
legislation.

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ABATE of Florida, Inc. |Southwest Chapter

EXECUTIVE BOARD & TRUSTEES
PO Box 60745, Fort Myers, FL 33906-6748
Southwest.abateflorida.com

President -Victor Piorkowski

239.823.6159 | pior10@yahoo.com
Vice President - Richard Leon
239.728.7100 | Raleon87@hotmail.com
Secretary - Laurie Hanley
239-898-5168 | S_l_hanley@hotmail.com
Treasurer - Gwynne Hickman
239.246.2025 | gwynne.hickman@gmail.com
Sergeant At Arms - Shayne Hanley
S_l_hanley@hotmail.com | 239.560.2565
Membership Trustee - Victor Piorkowski
239.823.6159 | pior10@yahoo.com
Public Relations - Gwynne Hickman
239.246.2025 | gwynne.hickman@gmail.com
Legislative Representative- Ken Teddybear Miller
239.693.7035 | kennethrmiller@comcast.net
Safety Director - Frankie Kennedy
239.849.9065 | swchief2000@yahoo.com
State Delegate(s) - Victor Piorkowski , Richard Leon
Webmaster - Taylor Musburger
239.334.1620 | ABATE@Musburger.net
Chapter Chaplain - Tom Provenzano
239.267.8641 | tprovenz@comcast.net
Road Captains - Gerry Mangina

HELP SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL MRO*

Chapter Meetings held at Six Bends Harley-Davidson
of Fort Myers 1st Sunday of each month
*MOTORCYCLE RIGHTS ORGANIZATION
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2012 ABATE of Florida, Inc. Southwest Chapter
All Rights Reserved

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ABATE OF FLORIDA, INC BOARD OF DIRECTORS

(as of 6/12/14)
STATE OFFICE:

ABATE OF Florida, Inc.

PO Box 2520, Deland, FL 32721-2520

Phone: (386) 943-9610 Fax: same
Email:flabate@bellsouth.net

PRESIDENT:

JAMES"DOC" REICHENBACH

PO Box 712, Silver Springs, FL 34489-0712

Phone: (352) 625-6353 Fax: same
Email:flabatestatepresident@gmail.com

VICE PRESIDENT:

DENNIS "MUDDER" RUDOI

PO Box 2520, Deland, FL 32721-2520

Phone: (407) 925-4307 Fax: (407) 699-9748

Email:flabatestatevp@yahoo.com

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SHELLY JOHNSTON

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Phone: (904) 405-4700 Fax:(386) 943-9610

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CHARLIE WENGER

PO Box 2520, Deland, FL 32721-2520
Phone: (954) 650-1420 FAX: (561) 333-6773

Email:flabatemsap@gmail.com

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DARRIN "SCRIBE" BROOKS

PO Box 2520, Deland, FL 32721-2520

Phone: (239) 398-7145

Email:statelegislative@abateflorida.com

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Approximately 120 men, 15 women

EVENT SUPPORTED BY

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on Colonial

3441 COLONIAL BLVD., FT. MYERS, FL 33966

Spivey Law Firm, Personal Injury Attorneys, P.A.

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Set up @ 9:00am
Event & Registration begins at 10:00am
KSU @ 12:30pm
Arrival at Veterans Home @ 1:30 pm
Event over @ 3:00 pm

For more information contact: President Victor Piorkowski or ABATESWC@GMAIL.COM

Motorcycle Safety and Awareness Booth and New Member sign-up available at this event
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TO ABATE OF FLORIDA, INC. ARE NOT DEDUCTIBLE FOR FEDERAL INCOME TAX PURPOSES
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Presidents
Message

ello everyone, hope everyone had a great

Thanksgiving.

Christmas time is here. We are meeting Dec 7th,

Cape Coral bike night, state meeting on the 13th, and
Christmas run on the 21st.
Again please , the more people that help at the events
the better the event is.
Ride safe,
Victor Piorkowski
President Southwest Chapter
Abate of Florida inc.

Renewals expire the last day of your month. Membership applications

can be picked up at local motorcycle shops throughout Lee County and
many offer discounts to ABATE Members (just show your card) and at our
Tuesday Bike Night at The Joint in Cape Harbor from 6p-9p.
Membership Is $20.00 per year or a life membership for $150.00.
Membership includes a $4,000.00 accidental death or dismemberment
policy, local discount with participating businesses and a VOICE to be
counted as a member of a Motorcycle Rights Organization (MRO) to
make roads safer and drivers accountable for their actions.
Memberships are open to anyone 18 years of age or older
All members receive, with their paid membership, a membership card,
our bi-monthly Masterlink magazine, Chapter Newsletter, Chapter voting
privileges andpersonal involvement in Statewide legislative actions and
their freedom to ride
Membership Application Found on Page 2.
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LIFE MEMBERS
Keith Baker
Darrell Barnett
Jerry Barnett
Denee Bartels
Scott Blink
Chet Butz
James Burkholder
Nora Burkholder
Don Campbell
Frances Cazes
Wayne Cerra
Jonathan Conant
Terry Covington
Audrey Cran
Maggie Cran
Rick Cran
Rob Cran
Robert Cruz Crusan
Jim Crystal
Dan Curry
Ginny DAsti
Biffle Davis
Lynne Davis
Mary Dicenzo-Porter
Al Diagiaco
Frank Disomma
Cindy Doak
Randy Eck
Marius Espeleta
Brian Galvin
Sonny Gartrell
Steven Goldstein

Lynnda Gray
Larry Gullia
Bob Hall
Rodney Hollingsworth
Misti Hollingsworth
Harry Hoover
Jeff Hoover
Jonathan Hunt
George Huttman
Susan Red Huttman
Dan Jackson
Cindy CJ Jordan
Frankie Kennedy
John Kennedy
Ed LaCombe
Julio Lopez
Mary Ann Rivera-Lopez
KD Marlowe
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Taylor Musburger
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Bob Penn
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Richard Peppers

Victor Piorkowski
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Rev. Thomas Provenzano
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Roland Salsberry
Jencye Schmitt
Jerry Schmitt
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Schitzer
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Jerry Schmitt
Elsie Seif
Doug Sepanak
Robert Simon
Kelly Smith
Randall Spivey
Richard Stergulz
Sandy Stergulz
Grandpa Stewart
Lynda Stewart
Russell Sullivan
Scott Turner
Ruth Vorys
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Jama Wyatt
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Upcoming events !!
Here are some various events that you may be interested
in attending this coming weekend!

WEST COAST ABATE TOY RUN

SOUTHWEST CHAPTER PRODUCTS
CHAPTER PATCH LARGE
(MEMBERS ONLY) $25.00
CHAPTER PATCH SMALL
$7.00
CHAPTER FLAG
$25.00
CHAPTER SHIRTS & MORE ARE AVAILABLE ~
SEE PRODUCTS TRUSTEE FOR INVENTORY
LOOKING FOR
A FEW GOOD MEN!!

Our fellow ABATE Brothers and Sisters of the West

Coast Chapter will be having their 34th annual Toy Run
on Sunday, December 7. Registration at Ken Thompson
Park in Sarasota (1700 Ken Thompson Parkway) at 10:00.
Kickstands up at 11am. This will end at Tarpon Pointe
Grill in Bradenton (801 Riverside Drive E). Bring an
unwrapped toy or clothing for children (infants to teens).
Info: Myakka Mike 941-807-1299
Some of the Peace River Chapter members will be
attending the West Coast Toy Run, then heading to North
Port to support our fellow Peace River Member Doug
Lasswell at the American Legion Riders! Heres that info!

NORTH PORT AMERICAN

LEGION RIDERS EVENT
The American Legion Riders, post 254, Taneytown Street,
North Port, will be having a rally for veterans and families
on Sunday, December 7. This starts at noon and ends at
6pm. EVERYONE is welcome - either by bike, 4-wheeler,
or two legs! Anyone bringing a new, unwrapped toy will
receive a beverage from the Legion Riders.
This event will feature games, food, raffle, silent auction,
lotto vest, music, 50/50, and more! For more information,
please contact Doug at 941-426-1974

The SWFL Chapter of LEATHERNECKS

Motorcycle Club Intl., Inc.
We Welcome
Marine Veterans, FMF Corpsmen
And Active Duty Men and Women Marines
If you love riding a motorcycle and want the
Brotherhood/Sisterhood. That you had in the Corps,
then we are what you want!
For further information contact
Rail Road at: 239-321-3298
Or visit our website at: www.leathernecks-swfl.com

FLORIDA HOT RODS AND HOGS

Some of our members will be attending the Hot Rods and
Hogs event, too! This will be held at the Lee Civic Center
in Ft. Myers, from 9-4.
This is a very large car and bike show! Florida Hot Rods
and Hogs supports Peace River ABATE by posting our
events in their magazine for FREE! Lets support them!
Susan

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Dear Fellow Abate Members...

ear Fellow ABATE Members,

Please Note: OUR PUBLISHING ERROR on the Biker Bible Caf and Church Crash
There will be no Biker Bible Caf and/or Church Crash sponsored by Messiahs
Messengers in the foreseeable future. Please disregard the notices accidently edited/
posted in any of the past newsletters.
Thank you.

IS IT THANKSGIVING or BLACK FRIDAY ?

You may certainly agree that Christmas is losing its real meaning, obscured in commercialism and Santa Claus (the
most common character of Santa Claus was a 1931 invention of artist/illustrator Haddon Sundblom, commissioned by
Coca-Cola).
Now, commercialism is trying to have us look more forward to Black Friday, than to spending time with our dear friends
and family, giving thanks to God for all He has provided.
Wikipedia tells us that the term Black Friday originally comes from Philadelphia, where the day after Thanksgiving
there is so much traffic from vehicles and people. The day after Thanksgiving is the busiest shopping day of the year,
where many commercial operations will begin to operate in the black for the current year. Stores would open very
early in the morning to handle the numbers of shoppers. However, in 2012, stores began opening in the last hours of
Thanksgiving. How sad that workers spending time with friends and family, with many thanking God for His provisions
on Thanksgiving, now have to spend a portion of the Holiday, getting ready for/and having to work.
The Scriptures tell us that, in Matthew 6:24 (NIV) No one can serve two masters. Either you will hate the one and love
the other, or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve both God and money. Also, 1
Timothy 6:10 (NIV) For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil. Some people, eager for money, have wandered
from the faith and pierced themselves with many griefs. We are not saying that money itself is evil. However, it is the
love of money and that itself can become an idol in peoples lives that takes us away from God. Anything can become an
idol, including our prized possessions. What ever satan can use, he will use.
Can we as Americans, get back to what some of our Forefathers envisioned as Thanksgiving?
WHEREAS it is the duty of all nations to acknowledge the providence of Almighty God, to obey His will, to be
grateful for His benefits, and humbly to implore His protection and favour; and Whereas both Houses of Congress
have, by their joint committee, requested me to recommend to the people of the United States a DAY OF PUBLICK
THANKSGIVING and PRAYER, to be observed by acknowledging with grateful hearts the many and signal favors
of Almighty God, especially by affording them an opportunity peaceably to establish a form of government for
their safety and happiness: NOW THEREFORE, I do recommend and assign THURSDAY, the TWENTY-SIXTH
DAY of NOVEMBER next, to be devoted by the people of these States to the service of that great and glorious Being
who is the beneficent author of all the good that was, that is, or that will be; that we may then all unite in rendering
unto Him our sincere and humble thanks for His kind care and protection of the people of this country previous
to their becoming a nation; for the signal and manifold mercies and the favorable interpositions of His providence
in the course and conclusion of the late war; for the great degree of tranquility, union, and plenty which we have
since enjoyed; for the peaceable and rational manner in which we have been enable to establish Constitutions of
government for our safety and happiness, and particularly the national one now lately instituted; for the civil and
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religious liberty with which we are blessed, and the means we have of acquiring and diffusing useful knowledge;
and, in general, for all the great and various favours which He has been pleased to confer upon us.
And also, that we may then unite in most humbly offering our prayers and supplications to the great Lord and
Ruler of Nations and beseech Him to pardon our national and other transgressions; to enable us all, whether in
publick or private stations, to perform our several and relative duties properly and punctually; to render our National
Government a blessing to all the people by constantly being a Government of wise, just, and constitutional laws,
discreetly and faithfully executed and obeyed; to protect and guide all sovereigns and nations (especially such as have
shewn kindness unto us); and to bless them with good governments, peace, and concord; to promote the knowledge
and practice of true religion and virtue, and the increase of science among them and us; and, generally to grant unto
all mankind such a degree of temporal prosperity as he alone knows to be best.
GIVEN under my hand, at the city of New-York, the third day of October, in the year of our Lord, one thousand seven
hundred and eighty-nine.

G. Washington
Please pray, Our Lord and Mighty God, I thank You for Who You are and all the provisions and blessings you have
bestowed upon me and our Nation. If I have forgotten You and/or have never really known Who You are, please
forgive me. I confess that I am a sinner and have been separated from You. I ask forgiveness of my sins. I repent and
accept this gift of repentance and I wish to be free in you. I confess with my mouth that your son Jesus is my Savior
and died for me. I believe in my heart that You raised Him from the dead. I receive Jesus into my heart and ask Him
to become the center of my life. I ask, in the Name of Jesus. Amen. If you have prayed this and/or wish to talk, call us
at 239-267-8641
Blessings,
Tom and Kathy
Pastor Tom (SW ABATE Chaplain and Estero River ABATE Life Member) and Pastor Kathy (SW ABATE Life Member)
Foursquare Chaplains - 239-267-8641 or email: tprovenz@comcast.net

Pontus Back

ontus Back from Finland, will be with us again for

our Sunday morning service on December 7th. Pontus toured the world with many rock bands featuring
members from bands like Whitesnake, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Molly Hatchet, Status Quo and Cinderella. After being radically
saved, he now leads biker outreach ministries and travels performing music, ministering, and sharing his testimony. Make
sure you mark this date to hear his awesome story!
Sunday, December 7th, 10:30 AM
Fort Myers Central Foursquare Church,
1916 Commercial Drive, Fort Myers, Florida 33901,
telephone: 239-540-5410
(located just one block west of the Edison Mall)

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Good Morning Freedom Fighters:

Whew! The elections are over, and the dust has
finally settled on what the Florida landscape will look like
for the next two and, in some cases, four years.

Voter turnout was heavy, 57.9 percent in Lee and
66.2 percent in Collier Counties alone, with 48.2 percent
statewide.

The big one that everyone was watching was the
Governors race. Voters turned out in droves to help Gov.
Rick Scott defeat challenger Charlie Crist.

Frankly, Charlie did a lot better, vote-wise, as a
Republican when he ran for Governor in 2006 against
Dem. Jim Davis. Even with the lower voter turnout at the
time, he garnered over 62 percent of the vote. This time he
only managed to get 47.1 percent of the vote statewide.

In the only federal race on the ballot, Republican
Curt Clawson, for the third time in eight months, won
the District 19 congressional seat by defeating Democrat
April Freeman and Libertarian Ray Netherwood.

There were no surprises in the District 19 race. It is
one of the safest GOP seats in the country. A Republican
has won every race for four decades.

Freeman has raised more in donations than any
previous Democrat aiming for the seat, but doesnt have
the registered Democrats in the area to get a real boost at
the polls.

In the Florida House District 76 race, Ray
Rodrigues won with 68 percent of the vote.

Democrat Charles Messina was the only opponent
Rodrigues faced in the race to return to Tallahassee for his
second term. Neither had opponents in the primary. In
2012, Rodrigues was elected with half the vote over two
Republican opponents in the primary and had no general
election opponents.

The District 76 race had no surprises. Rodrigues
had name recognition and a district dominated by GOP
voters. He also had a huge fundraising advantage as the
incumbent.

In the Florida House District 77 race, Dane Eagle
wins. Eagle, whose district includes Cape Coral, received
100 percent of the vote.

Eagles real race was his four-way bid to keep his
seat against three Republican candidates in the Aug. 26
primary, which he won handily. His write-in candidate

Submitted by
Ken TEDDYBEAR Miller

has not even been a blip on the radar.

Florida House District 78: Heather Fitzenhagen
is the winner. Fitzenhagen, whose district includes Fort
Myers, received 100 percent of the vote.

Fitzenhagen had no challengers in the primary
and faced only a write-in candidate. Her seat was never in
question.

In the local elections, Brian Hamman won the Lee
County Commission, District 4 seat.

Hamman won a contentious race against Coy and
Smith in August.

Jordan has also been campaigning for the seat
since around the same time as Hamman, when both were
vying for the appointment to replace the resigning Tammy
Hall.

But just a few Democrats have sat on the board
in its history, and Hamman has widespread support essentially, winning the Republican primary was, for him,
the difficult part.

In the Lee County School Board district 4 race
(nonpartisan) race, Steve Teuber is the winner with 51
percent of the vote.

This school board race has been a tight one
because both candidates have served on the school board
and campaigned against each other.

Teuber served on the board for eight years until
Armstrong narrowly stole his seat in 2010.

The two candidates appeal to different
demographics. Armstrong, a plumber by trade, has gained
support for his anti-testing stances and prominently
libertarian roots. Those who support Teuber cite the
professional lawyers business background and education
as qualifications for the job.
STATE BALLOT INITIATIVES

Amendment 1 passes. Would designate 1/3
of documentary stamp taxes - collected on home and
property sales - for land and water conservation projects.

The two sides: This has been an amendment
championed by ecological groups and those who want to
see Florida stay green. In Southwest Florida, hundreds
of thousands of residents signed on to get the amendment
on the ballot.

Opponents - who at least publicly were
outnumbered by supporters - were concerned designating
a third of the money for conservation would mean the

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other issues helped with those taxes, such as affordable
housing, would suffer.
Amendment 2 fails, falls less than 3 percentage points
short of 60% needed to pass. Would legalize medical
marijuana in Florida.

The two sides: Supporters say this is a
compassionate measure that would provide relief for
those suffering from serious diseases and symptoms,
provide another option to pharmaceuticals, and be stateregulated.

Opponents say the amendment language is too
broad, anyone will be able to get it and the measure will
lead to general legalization of marijuana for adult use.

Amendment 3 fails. Would give governors the
power to fill judge vacancies through appointment,
including as they are exiting from office, and to
prospectively fill seats before judges have vacated them.

The two sides: Proponents believe this would keep
judgeships from being vacant during the search for a new
person in the roll.

But opponents believe it gives governors exiting
their office too much power to affect appointments that
would otherwise have gone to the incoming governor.
LOCAL BALLOT INITIATIVES
Estero incorporation. Voters approved incorporation.

The two sides: The measure was widely expected
to pass after an Estero group collected more than 10,000
signatures for an incorporation petition.

Estero has 28,000 full-time residents. The
grassroots, voluntary Estero Council of Community
Leaders spearheaded and funded the incorporation effort
over the past 18 months. The ECCL, which represents
35 gated communities, spent $10,000 on attorneys
and incorporation feasibility studies, campaigned in
Tallahassee and created flyers and postcards.

No organized group stepped forward
against incorporation. Some residents spoke against
incorporation, saying Lee County was serving Estero fine
and the community didnt need to add another layer of
government.

The Village of Estero will be created on Dec. 31,
according to the citys charter. Council candidates can
qualify from Jan. 12-16. Elections for Esteros sevenperson council will be held March 3, and the first Village
Council meeting will be March 17.
LEE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD AMENDMENT:
This amendment would expand the Lee County School

board from five to seven members, with five being elected

from single-member voting districts and two at large.
Results: Amendment passes

The two sides: The issue has not been
controversial or even a focus of much discussion. Singlemember districts would allow only residents living in a
geographical area to vote for a representative, a restriction
that some believe would give minorities a better chance
of being represented. No minority has ever served on the
Lee school board.
Lee County Charter amendment to limit
commissioners to three four-year terms: Results:
Amendment passes, 88 percent in favor.

The two sides: Commissioner Brian Hamman
spearheaded the effort to get term limits on the ballot
earlier, and succeeded where commissioners had failed
twice before.

The vast majority of the speakers at the Lee
County Board of Commissioners and at the polls Tuesday
supported the measure.

Those against the amendment feel voters impose
their own term limits by not re-electing officials.
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From ABATE of Florida, Inc.
Darrin Scribe Brooks
BIKER GARB CAUSES COURT TO OVERTURN
SEX-CRIME
CONVICTION
THE
CAPITAL,
TALLAHASSEE, October 29, 2014..........
A state appeals court Wednesday ordered a new trial for
a man convicted of sexually abusing his former stepdaughter because of the possible influence on jurors of
people wearing leather jackets emblazoned with the name
Bikers Against Child Abuse.

In a 2-1 decision, the 1st District Court of Appeal
said the bikers were seen sitting in a hallway with jurors
on the morning that the trial of Brian Scott Long was
scheduled to start in Duval County. The majority of
the appeals court agreed with Longs attorney that an
unacceptable risk was created that the verdict reached
was, at least in part, a result of the pre-trial encounter with
the insignia-laden bikers.

While we would not describe the bikers with a
pejorative term such as mob, it is nevertheless the case that
these individuals appeared at trial with the announced
purpose of remonstrating against child abuse. said the
majority opinion, written by appeals-court Judge William
Van Nortwick and joined by Judge Philip Padovano. The

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bikers, then, sought to send an implied message to the

jury that Long should be found guilty. Such a message has
no part in a trial.

But Judge Lori Rowe, in a dissenting opinion, wrote
that the trial judge questioned the jurors and determined
that they could be impartial. The trial judge, who denied a
motion for mistrial, also told the bikers not to wear their
insignia in the courtroom and not to congregate around
the jurors. Several bikers were spectators in the courtroom
during the trial.

Simply put, there is absolutely no evidence in
the record that the jurors in this matter were in any way
influenced by the presence of the bikers before and during
the trial, Lowe wrote. Indeed, the trial court, who was
in the best position to monitor the atmosphere of the
courtroom, found no actual or inherent prejudice as a
result of the presence of the bikers in the hallway.

Long was charged with multiple counts of lewd
and lascivious molestation and sexual battery of his
former step-daughter, according to Tuesdays ruling. The
crimes were alleged to have taken place over several years,
and the victim did not report them until years after she
said they happened.

The jury ultimately convicted Long of two counts
of lewd and lascivious molestation and one count of sexual
battery by a person in familial or custodial authority, the
ruling said. Department of Corrections records indicate
Long, 44, was sentenced in 2012 to 30 years in prison.

Lowes dissent said the case is the first time that
the Tallahassee-based appeals court has ruled on the
question of whether conduct by a private spectator at
trial can be found inherently prejudicial. But she pointed,
in part, to the Florida Supreme Courts handling of issues
involving spectator conduct, including a case in which a
spectator during jury selection wore a shirt memorializing
a murder victim.

The Florida Supreme Court has never held or
implied that a defendant has been deprived of the right
to a fair trial by private spectators displaying buttons,
pictures, or other insignia inside the courtroom, Rowe
wrote. And, it has certainly never attempted to regulate
the conduct of spectators outside the courtroom, in
regards to the wearing of buttons, pictures, or other
insignia.

But the appeals courts majority wrote that the
bikers knew the victim and could have shown support for
her without the garb. The ruling said the bikers chose to
wear clothing to send a message.

That message was the appellant (Long) was a

sexual abuser and that sexual abuse was to be condemned

by a guilty verdict, the ruling said.
From the MRF: Washington, D.C.
Veterans Day November 11, 2014

The Motorcycle Riders Foundation would like to
thank all of our veterans for their service. As we observe
Veterans Day the MRF is thankful for all of our veterans
this day and every day. Without the sacrifice of our service
members what we do at the MRF would simply not be
possible. Freedom is Not Free.
2014 Elections and Beyond

Now that the dust has settled on the 2014 election,
the Motorcycle Riders Foundation issues its reflections on
what just happened. As you probably already know, it was
a good night for Republican candidates with the pick up
of some unlikely Gubernatorial, Senate and House seats.
The election ultimately gave the Republicans a Senate
majority and the largest Republican House majority since
1929.

Some say that the Republicans received a mandate
from the country on their conservative platform: that
is a little far fetched, considering the Presidents dismal
approval ratings and the tradition of a second term
presidents party receiving a walloping at the polls in the
midterm elections. President Obama has also inserted
himself and his policies into the fabric of peoples daily
lives, and that has not had the desired effect-just the
opposite actually.

The Republicans managed to capture seven
additional Senate seats and possibly more, as Virginia is
still too close to call. The Louisiana Senate race, according
to state election law, must go to a run off in the coming
weeks with polls identifying the Republican candidate
with a healthy lead over the incumbent. The Republicans
will have a slight majority with less than the 60 votes
needed for full control. Mitch McConnell is apparently
the heir to the Majority Leader position after handily
defending his seat against a worthy adversary.

The Republicans also held onto and even expanded
their robust control of the U.S. House of Representatives.
They padded their majority, elected the first black
Republican woman, and are set to re-elect speaker
Boehner. Speaking of women, this Congress is now the
first to elect 100 women to the House and Senate.

Longtime motorcycle champion and House
transportation committee member Nick Nicky Joe
Rahall (D-WV) lost his bid for a 20th term in the
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motorcycling community will be missed.

Republicans also won some very unforeseen
Governors races, most notably in Massachusetts and
Maryland: both were stunning upsets in solid blue states.
Whether the Republicans had a great midterm because of
there policies, President Obamas unpopularity, or if the
Democrats just had bad candidates is up to you to decide.

Now Congress must come back to work and finish
the must pass spending bills as well as any last minute
business that the lame duck session will accommodate.
After that, anything is possible. The next Congress will
see lots of veto threats from the White House and lots of
complaining from the Republicans. We will also see how
the Republicans run the Senate with razor thin majority.
Expect lots of partisan theatre, showdowns, and maybe
even another government shut down.

The Motorcycle Riders Foundation will keep you
informed on this issue, and every other matter affecting
motorcyclists in Washington, D.C.
From the AMA:
See the 2014 Election Results Now

Congratulations on surviving another election
cycle and thank you for voting. An additional thank
you to all who volunteered on a motorcycle-friendly
candidates campaign. Your efforts to support those who
support motorcyclists are critical to advancing rider
interests in public policy.

The 2014 AMA Voter Guide has been updated
with election results for federal and gubernatorial
candidates. Use our 2014 AMA Voter Guide, an
exclusive AMA member benefit available at: http://
americanmotorcyclist.com/votelikeamotorcyclist. Not
yet an AMA member? Join online today, or call (800)
AMA-JOIN (262-5646).

The AMA urges all riders to build relationships
with their lawmakers. The best way to influence
motorcycle-related issues is to establish and maintain
positiverelationships with elected officials before you
need their help.

If you have already started working with an
elected official, by volunteering on a campaign or through
previous efforts, the AMA would like to hear your story.
Please share your activism-in-action photos with a brief
summary of your efforts, the name of the candidate and
your state to grassroots@ama-cycle.org.

Again, thank you to all who voted for motorcyclefriendly candidates and especially to those who
volunteered.
See you in the wind,
TEDDYBEAR
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SOUTHWEST CHAPTER
GENERAL MEETING
@ Six Bends Harley Davidson Ft. Myers
11/02/2014
CALLED TO ORDER @ 10:10 am
Anyone besides secretary taking notes? No.
Please silence cell phones.
Salute flag/Pledge & Moment of silence for the fallen
Welcome guest and new members,
PRESIDENTS REPORT: VICTOR PIORKOWSKI
1. The Christmas Run, December 21st is a go ahead. Now
waiting on an escort from police. If they cant, we might
have to shorten ride a bit. Also working on the flyer and
will put out as soon as possible.
2. Peace River is having their Toy Run, November 9th.
3. The moving of The VietnamTraveling Wall will be
November 13th. They are asking for escorts to help
transport. Victor and Shayne will be going.
VICE PRESIDENT: RICHARD LEON
Absent/excused
SECRETARYS REPORT: LAURIE HANLEY
1. Motion to accept September minutes made by Rob (Big
Bird) Cran, 2nd by Gwynne Hickman.
All in favor.
2. Motion to accept October minutes made by Big Bird,
2nd by John Lupo. All in favor.
TREASURER REPORT: GWYNNE HICKMAN
1. Gave report on current balance. Motion to accept made
by Big Bird, 2nd by Lynne Davis. All in favor.
SARGENT AT ARMS: SHAYNE HANLEY
1. Want to thank everyone who helped out at Cape Coral
Bike Night. Thought it went great.
2. Laurie and I set up a safety booth at Mugs N Jugs,
Lehigh Acres, October 26th. It went very well and was
told by many that they were glad to see Abate there. They
have a bike event the last Sunday of every month from
12:00 till 4:00.
Moe and Heidi volunteered to set up a safety booth at the
Ft. Myers Bike Nights. Also they will set up a booth at the
Hot Rods and Hogs car show event at the Lee County
Civic Center, Ft. Myers December 7th.
Crystal volunteered to set up a safety booth once a month
at Fathoms, Cape Harbor Bike Night.

MEMBERSHIP: VICTOR PIORKOWSKI

4 renewals
4 new memberships
LEGISLATIVE TRUSTEE: KEN TEDDY BEAR
MILLER
Absent
1. Information in newsletter.
STATE DELEGATE: VICTOR PIORKOWSKI
1. Not too much legistative going on until after elections.
2.Get out vote.
3. There will be no Abate campground at Daytona Bike
Week; got out of contract.
4. Avon Park has asked Abate to help put on a 3 day bike
event next year. The projected dates are October 2, 3, and
4th 2015.
5. After the December Newsletter from State they will be
sending email issues instead of printed ones. They will
review and evaluate in one year.
Biffle Davis brought up about getting unwanted emails
from a source possibly using the Abate email list. Victor
will be checking into that.
SAFETY: FRANKIE AND VICTOR
1. October 18th did one class. Hope to get more schools
next semester.
OLD BUSINESS:
1. None
NEW BUSINESS:
1. None
Poker Run at Crossroads today. Last bike out at 12:30.
Adopt a Family Ride, December 20th at Jaycee Park.
Motion to adjourn made by Gwynne Hickman, 2nd by
Heidi
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The Honorable Matt Caldwell, Chair, District 79
T. Wayne Miller Jr. Building,
15191 Homestead Road, Lehigh Acres Fl 33971
(239) 694-0161. Matt.Caldwell@myfloridahouse.gov.
Legislative Assistant: Charlotte Gammie.
District Assistant: Priscilla Bezerra.
Tallahassee Office: 402 House Office Building,
402 South Monroe Street, Tallahassee, Fl 32399. | (850) 717-5079.
The Honorable Lizbeth Benacquisto, Vice Chair, District 30
1926 Victoria Avenue, 2nd Floor, Fort Myers, Fl 33901
(239) 338-2570. Benacquisto.Lizbeth.web@flsenate.gov.
Legislative Assistant: Matthew Hunter, Dane Bennett, Tamara Holliday.
Tallahassee Office: 330 Senate Office Building,
404 South Monroe Street, Tallahassee, Fl 32399. (850) 487-5030.
The Honorable Garrett Richter, District 23
32999 East Tamaimi Trail, Suite 203, Naples, Fl 34112.
(239) 417-6205. Richter.Garrett.web@flsenate.gov.
Legislative Assistant: Becky Kokkinos, Michael Nachef, Sandra Mummert.
Tallahassee Office: 404 Senate Office Building, 404 South Monroe Street.
Tallahassee, Fl 32399. (850) 487-5023.

Office of Speaker of the House Will Weatherford

402 South Monroe Street, Tallahassee, Fl 32399-1300.
(850) 717-5038. Will.Weatherford@myfloridahouse.gov.
Legislative Assistant: Joy Hampton, Ralph Lair.
White House web site: www.whitehouse.gov.
Office of the President of the United States of America Barack Obama
The Whitehouse, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, D.C. 20500.
Comments: (202) 456-1111. Switchboard: (202) 456-1414.
NOTE: You can write to President Obama or Vice President Joe Biden at the above
address. Due to the volume of correspondence the Whitehouse does not respond
to every letter or email. However, your correspondence may be referred to another
government agency for a response.
President: president@whitehouse.gov.
Vice President: vice_president@whitehouse.gov.
Comments: comments@whitehouse.gov.

Write a letter to the President :

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White House as quickly as possible.
1. If possible, email us! This is the fastest way to get your message to President
Obama or Vice President Biden.
The Honorable Dane Eagle, District 77
1039 SE 9th Place, Room 310, Cape Coral, Fl 33990. | (239) 772-1291. Dane. 2. If you write a letter, please consider typing it on an 8 1/2 by 11 inch sheet of
paper. If you hand-write your letter, please consider using pen and writing as
Eagle@myfloridahouse.gov.
neatly as possible.
Legislative Assistant: Paige Biagi. District Assistant: Vacant
3. Please include your return address on your letter as well as your envelope. If
Tallahassee Office: 1302 The Capitol,
you have an email address, please consider including that as well.
402 South Monroe Street, Tallahassee, Fl 32399. (850) 717-5077.
4. And finally, be sure to include the full address of the White House to make
sure your message gets to us as quickly and directly as possible:
The Honorable Heather Fitzenhagen, District 78
2120 Main Street, Suite 208, Fort Myers, Fl 33901.
The White House
(239) 533-2440. Heather.Fitzenhagen@myfloridahouse.gov.
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW , Washington, DC 20500
(mailto: Heather.Fitzenhagen@myfloridahouse.gov)
Legislative Assistant: Edward Metzger.
United States Senate web site: www.senate.gov.
District Assistant: Christine Deramo.
United States Senate President: Vice President Joe Biden
Tallahassee Office: 1302 The Capitol,
United States Senate President Pro Tempore: Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt.
402 South Monroe Street, Tallahassee, Fl 32399. (850) 717-5078.
437 Russell Senate Building, United States Senate, Washington, D.C. 20510.
(202) 224-4242. www.leahy.senate.gov/contact.
The Honorable Ray Rodrigues, District 76
Alico Lake Commons,
U.S. Senator Bill Nelson, D-FL
17595 S. Tamiami Trail, Suite 218, Fort Myers, Fl 33908.
716 Hart Senate Office Building, Washington, DC 20510
(239) 433-6501. Ray.Rodrigues@myfloridahouse.gov.
Legislative Assistant: James Mullen. District Assistant: Jasmine Villanueva. (202) 224-5274 Contact: www.billnelson.senate.gov/contact-bill.
Fort Myers Office: 2000 Main Street, Suite 801, Fort Myers, FL 33901.
Tallahassee Office: 1302 The Capitol, 402 South Monroe Street,
Phone: 239-334-7760. Fax: 239-334-7710.
Tallahassee, Fl 32399. (850) 717-5076.
Lee County Delegation Office: (239) 694-0161.
T. Wayne Miller Building,
15191 Homestead Road, Lehigh Acres, Fl 33971.
Office of Governor Rick Scott
State of Florida, The Capitol,
400 S. Monroe Street, Tallahassee, Fl 32399-0001.
(850) 488-7146. www.flgov.com/contact-gov-scott.
Office of Lt. Governor Carlos Lopez-Cantera
State of Florida, The Capitol,
400 S. Monroe Street, Tallahassee, Fl 32399-0001.
(850) 488-4711. www.flgov.com/email-the-lt-governor.
Florida Senate web site: www.flsenate.gov.
Office of Senate President Don Gaetz
404 S. Monroe Street, Tallahassee, Fl 32399-1100. (850) 487-5229.
www.flsenate.gov/Offices/President. Chief of Staff: Chris Clark.
Florida House of Representatives web site: www.myfloridahouse.gov.

U.S. Senator Marco Rubio, (R-FL)

284 Russell Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510
(202) 224-3041.Contact: www.rubio.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/contact.
United States House of Representatives web site: www.house.gov
U.S. Rep. Tom Rooney, R, FL-17
Washington DC Office:
221 Cannon HOB, Washington, DC 20515
(202) 225-5792, Fax: (202) 225-3132
Punta Gorda Office:
226 Taylor Street, Suite 230, Punta Gorda, FL 33950
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FL-19: Vacant
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