Best of Getting to Know Your New Chamber Members NewsMagazine Interview: 1. What will you be doing in 10 years? 2. What do you do now to make money? 3. Who at the Sanibel School has had the biggest influence on you and why? 4. What’s your favorite memory from the Sanibel School and what will you miss the most? 5. What’s your favorite breakfast cereal?
Jocelyn Harder, Sanibel School Grad 1. Living in Boston, Massachusetts. 2. Office work at Ocean’s Reach Condominiums. 3. Mrs. Jones. She always speaks her mind and doesn’t care what other people think of her. 4. Class trip to Washington, D.C. I will miss Spanish class the most. 5. Captain Crunch.
Julia Leal, Sanibel School Grad 1. I’ll be a Fashion Designer, living in L.A. 2. My parents give it to me. 3. Mrs. Jackson. She made me love math. 4. Getting my tooth knocked out on the bus. I will miss my friends. 5. Honey Bunches of Oats.
Connor Stone, Sanibel School Grad 1. Playing professional baseball. 2. I work at Island Pizza. 3. Mrs. Smith. She has taught me a lot of life lessons. 4. My favorite memories are the class trip to Washington, D.C. and Sea Camp. I’ll miss lunchtime with my friends. 5. Lucky Charms. NewsMagazine Interview: 1. What’s your favorite celebrity sighting/encounter? 2. How did you meet your significant other? 3. What’s your favorite smell? 4. What’s your favorite childhood book? 5. Who is your favorite mentor? 6. Obama or McCain? 7. What’s your best skill? 8. How would your grade school teacher describe you, if asked? 9. What’s the last Chamber function you attended? 10. What’s your significant other’s best skill?
NewsMagazine Interview: 1. If we could elect the King of Sanibel, who would you vote for? 2. If you could remove one thing from the island, what would it be? 3. What is your favorite celebrity sighting here on the Island? 4. Briefs or boxers? 5. Other than Sanibel, what is your other favorite place to live? 6. What is your favorite candy bar? 7. What is the last book you’ve read? 8. What is your favorite food? 9. What is the most annoying tourist question/habit? 10. What is the coolest wildlife sighting on the Island?
Marlow Miller, Community Partner
Dave Horton Cartoons & Graphic Design Sanibel Graphics
1. Porter Goss 2. Piliated Woodpecker Holes From My House. 3. Heather Locklear on The Beach 4. Boxers 5. Sarasota 6. Snickers 7. Fortunes Formula by William Poundstone 8. Rib Eye Steak 9. Can You Tell Me A Cheap Place To Stay? 10. My Daughter Bridgit.
1. I met Sean Connery in a restaurant bathroom in L.A. I introduced myself and he told me to “F*** off”. He said it in a really cool accent though. 2. We both worked at a tennis club. I was the racquet stringer and she was the front desk girl. She turned me down for a date 3 times before she finally realized that I wasn’t going to give up.
1. A local from the 1930’s 2. The Bridge 3. Theodore Roosevelt 4. No Comment
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3. The beach, fresh cut grass, bonfires. Which is unfortunate because I’m terribly allergic to everything outdoors. 4. Green Eggs and Ham. It’s a great story so far. I’m about halfway through it. 5. Charles Schulz. Which is another celebrity encounter I had, but he was a really nice guy and didn’t tell me to “F*** off” by Bridgit Stone-Budd 6. Obamacain. I’m good at avoiding political questions. 7. I’m 44 years old, but I read at a 46 year old level. I can juggle and ride a unicycle at the same time. I have cat-like reflexes and the strength of 10 men. Only one of these things is true. Answer C. 8. He was the kid in the back of the classroom who was always drawing and not paying attention. 9. The Chamber After Hours at Green Earth Landscape. Nice folks. Nobody told me to F*** Off. OK, Im done with that joke. 10. Diane is a dietitian so I eat healthy when I’m home. She has also raised 3 great kids and believe it or not after 20 years of marriage she still laughs at my jokes. Creative, ambitious, rambunctious.
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Mr. Sam Bailey, Local Historian Extraordinaire
Our Mission: To Promote the Prosperity of Our Members and Preserve the Quality of Life in Our Community