Floridaguy
10-28-2003, 09:24 PM
REPUBLICAN PARTY OF FLORIDA
420 E. JEFFERSON STREET * TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA 32301
CAROLE JEAN JORDAN * CHAIRMAN
WWW.RPOF.ORG
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 27, 2003
Contact: Geoffrey Becker
(850) 222-7920
Chairman Appoints African-American Leader
Johnny Hunter. Sr. will lead GOP effort to Unify Black Republican Clubs
TALLAHASSEE – Republican Party of Florida Chairman Carole Jean Jordan today announces the appointment of Johnny Hunter, Sr., current President of the SaraMana Black Republican Club of Sarasota, to coordinate the state Party efforts to unify Florida's Black Republican Clubs under one organization.
“I am very proud to make this announcement today,” said Chairman Jordan. “The Republican Party of Florida is committed to reaching out to all Floridians and our efforts to reach the African-American community will be enhanced by the appointment of Mr. Hunter.”
Hunter is currently the Publisher of Tempo News , a weekly newspaper serving the African-American community in Sarasota and Manatee counties since 1987 as well as serving as President of the SaraMana Black Republican Club.
“Johnny Hunter's dedication and commitment as President of the SaraMana Black Republican Club make him duly qualified to lead our efforts,” said Jordan. “With his help we will enhance our outreach to the African-American community.”
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420 E. JEFFERSON STREET * TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA 32301
CAROLE JEAN JORDAN * CHAIRMAN
WWW.RPOF.ORG
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
October 27, 2003
Contact: Geoffrey Becker
(850) 222-7920
Chairman Appoints African-American Leader
Johnny Hunter. Sr. will lead GOP effort to Unify Black Republican Clubs
TALLAHASSEE – Republican Party of Florida Chairman Carole Jean Jordan today announces the appointment of Johnny Hunter, Sr., current President of the SaraMana Black Republican Club of Sarasota, to coordinate the state Party efforts to unify Florida's Black Republican Clubs under one organization.
“I am very proud to make this announcement today,” said Chairman Jordan. “The Republican Party of Florida is committed to reaching out to all Floridians and our efforts to reach the African-American community will be enhanced by the appointment of Mr. Hunter.”
Hunter is currently the Publisher of Tempo News , a weekly newspaper serving the African-American community in Sarasota and Manatee counties since 1987 as well as serving as President of the SaraMana Black Republican Club.
“Johnny Hunter's dedication and commitment as President of the SaraMana Black Republican Club make him duly qualified to lead our efforts,” said Jordan. “With his help we will enhance our outreach to the African-American community.”
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