In 1984, shortly afterJim Moran founded theYouth Automotive TrainingCenter, he decided theschool needed a logo thatvisually would communicatewhat YATC was all about.In collaboration withDavid Williams, then an associatewith JM Family Enterprises /Southeast Toyota DistributorsMarketing Department, Jim Moranrequested a graphic that capturedYATC’s mission of giving troubledyouth a second chance in life.

By the time the first class began itssix–month program in October 1984, YATChad adopted a logo that would represent itfor 25 years. Since then, many people havenoticed how well it depicts Jim Moran’s visionand the YATC mission statement.

“The transition of a young man first leaningagainst the light pole with his head down and his handsin his pockets to a skilled mechanic confidently movinginto a brighter future shows what Jim Moran wantedfor every student,” said YATC Board PresidentLarry McGinnes. “His dream was for each and every oneof them to gain the self–worth and self–respect they needto fulfill their dreams.”

As the YATC program evolved with the addition of lifemanagement skills classes in 1988, a full–time academicinstructor in 1991 and an expanded curriculum, the

original logo still communicated YATC’s mission andJim Moran’s dream.

Friends of YATC often asked Jim Moran if he wouldconsider updating the school's name and logo by

adding his name to both.

“His answer was always a swift and consistentno, saying, ‘YATC is not about me, it is

about the kids and their future,’”McGinnes recalled.

Soon after Jim Moran’s deathin April 2007, the idea of

amending the logoresurfaced and in 2009

the change was approved.In celebration of the

25th Anniversary ofYATC, the Board of

Directors, withthe support ofJan Moran,

revealed the new logo, which now includes Jim Moran’ssignature and appears on the front of the YATC building.

“The original logo told the YATC story for the first 25 yearswhile our Founder was with us,” said McGinnes. “Now thenew logo keeps that story and history alive, demonstratingthat Jim Moran’s mission remains intact. His legacy liveson through the kids of YATC — past, present and future.”

News From The Youth Automotive Training CenterFall 2010

YATC logo captures Founder’s vision then and now

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www.yatc.org

YATC MissionStatement

The mission of the Youth AutomotiveTraining Center is to train andeducate at–risk youth in basicautomotive repair skills, academicremediation, job readiness and lifemanagement skills. The goal of thisprogram is to prepare young adultswho are at a disadvantage in theirlives to become self–sufficient,productive, law–abiding citizens.

At this time every year, YATC is preparing for the newschool session to begin. We’ve gone through hundredsof applications for the 30 student slots, conducted morethan 100 interviews and selected the best candidates forour program. It is an intense process for the whole YATCteam and now we are ready to get started!

Our mission at YATC is clear. Jim Moran provided thevision that is the very core of the school, and we workhard each and every day to ensure that we meet his expectations. Whilethe program’s core values are constant, we always are exploring how wecan “do it better,” as the Boss used to say. Because YATC is committed tothe success and development of our students and graduates, we want tobe more creative, innovative and caring.

A recent example of this is our new partnership with Tire Kingdom.Tire Kingdom has been a friend and supporter of YATC for 15 years,but it was not until last year in a meeting with its executives that wediscovered a new way for us to partner — through the creation of a jobplacement program for YATC graduates. It seemed so simple. I thoughtto myself, “Why didn’t we think of this before?” It will help ourstudents and graduates get the jobs and the experience they truly need.

With the graduation of the Class of 2010, the total number of alumnigrew to more than 500. And while that number alone is impressive,I have to point out that the school’s impact does not end there.It stretches to our graduates’ families, families of families, friends,neighbors and into the community at large. We see the “YATC effect”often as graduates come back to visit with their own children andrealize how immensely changed they are and in turn, how they havechanged the lives of those around them. To me, it shows how YATCpays it forward. All of this is possible thanks to friends like you, ourdedicated Board of Directors, Advisory Board, volunteers, staff andour many donors. Thank you for supporting the mission of YATC!

A MESSAGE FROMTerry Routley, Executive Director

YATC Staff

Larry D. McGinnesDaniel McSweeneyBob MooreRay NatourRichard A. NolandThomas H. SheaKim SweersPeter L. Van DeusenThe HonorableElijah H. WilliamsG. Richard KnoxPresident Emeritus

Alan BrowdyAlexander D. Brown,Esq.Barbara C. BrownColin BrownRay DaleyCamie DunbarMalcolm Farrel Jr.Warren H. GreeneSharnell JacksonThe HonorableMelanie G. May

YATC Board of DirectorsIn Memory

JimMoran, Founder1918 – 2007

Terry RoutleyExecutive Director

Kristie ColinaLead Academic Instructor

Carol FlemkeCoordinator

Hillary GurmanCommunity RelationsManager

Mimi GonzalezReceptionist

Loren KushnerTechnical Instructor

Roger LamorealTechnical Instructor

Erin LaneStudent Services Advisor

Eddie MarchanLead Student Services Advisor

Millicent Miller–PeltAcademic Instructor

Charles WhitehouseLead Technical Instructor

YATC advisor contributes to book

Two articles co–authored by YATC Student Services Advisor Erin Lanewere published in “Race, Ethnicity, and Policing – New and EssentialReadings.” The book’s essays discuss the need for equitable treatment ofcitizens across racial and ethnic groups by police for a healthy community.

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YATC Board welcomesfour new members

YATC is proud to introduce the newest members ofour Board of Directors: Colin Brown, president andCEO of JM Family Enterprises; Sharnell Jackson,associate events coordinator at JM Lexus; Ray Natour,director of parts and service operations at SoutheastToyota Distributors; and The Honorable Elijah H.Williams, presiding juvenile judge at the 17th JudicialCircuit Court in Broward County, Florida. Thank youfor your enthusiasm and support of our studentsand graduates.

Our sincere appreciation goes to outgoing Boardmembers Matt Morrall and Steve Ozzello for theirdedication and years of service. We also extend ourgratitude to Steve Shannon whose Board term endedin 2009.

Thank you to all members of the Board of Directorsfor your continued support!

Colin Brown Sharnell Jackson

Ray Natour The HonorableElijah H. Williams

Remembering Our FounderRemembering Our Founder

YATC Founder Jim Moran enjoyed visiting with students and keeping up with their progress. Above, he joined Diego Sanchez (left),Class of 1999, and Executive Director Terry Routley in the shop.

2010 graduation ceremony highlights awards,scholarships and graduate achievement

As one of the 24 graduates of theClass of 2010, Christopher Minino hasseen how life can change in less than ayear. Hoping for more opportunitiesand a better future, Minino and hisclassmates found what they werelooking for at YATC and now havestarted a new chapter in their lives.

Minino, who earned his GED andholds a part–time job at JM Lexus, wasalso the first recipient of the BruceRossmeyer Memorial Kick StartScholarship, established byJan Moran to honor the memory ofBruce Rossmeyer, Harley–Davidsonand Toyota dealer. Rossmeyer, whopassed away in 2009, was a longtimefriend of YATC Founder Jim Moranand of the school.

The award was presented at theMay graduation by his wifeSandy Rossmeyer, daughterShelly Rossmeyer–Pepe andJan Moran. The scholarship will beawarded annually to deserving

graduates to continue their studies at atechnical or vocational school.

“We expect to see great things from thisclass, as they have overcome some

really tough obstacles to arrive heretoday,” said YATC Executive DirectorTerry Routley.

(Left to right) Terry Routley, YATC executive director; Sandy Rossmeyer; Christopher Minino, YATC graduate and recipient ofthe Bruce Rossmeyer Memorial Kick Start Scholarship; Jan Moran; Shelly Rossmeyer–Pepe; Larry McGinnes, president, YATCBoard of Directors.

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(Back row, from left) Sports legends Mike Schmidt, Andre Dawson and Earl Morrall withExecutive Director Terry Routley join Class of 2010 graduates who received special honors:(from left) Christopher Minino (Kick Start Award), David Rager (Best Attendance Award),Richard Rosario (Turnabout Award) and Anthony Peglow (Jump Start Award).

Graduate Spotlight:Ed Carmona,Class of 2005

In 2004, Ed Carmona saw a magazine advertisementthat caught his eye. It was about a program that helpedtroubled youth learn automotive repair skills. As a child,Carmona was interested in cars and science and how thetwo worked together. The program seemed a perfect fitfor the then 20-year-old who said he realized that,“Hanging out in the streets did not constitute having abright future.”

Looking back, Carmona sees his decision to apply toYATC as a pivotal moment.

“Who knew one interview could change my life?” hesaid. “It’s the small steps that count. That's what I'velearned.”

Carmona’s difficult family life and vulnerability tonegative elements around him led him down adangerous path. After moving from Caracas, Venezuela,to Miami when he was 12, Carmona and his familylater settled in Boca Raton where he got in trouble withthe law.

During the nine–month program at YATC, Carmona’sattendance was spotty, yet he remained focused andcommitted to completing the program.

“Ed was the kind of guy who had the drive andwherewithal to learn about cars, but he was constantlyup against personal challenges,” recalls YATC ExecutiveDirector Terry Routley. “YATC became the family thathe needed at that time.”

As a new student, Carmona remembers how FounderJim Moran came to class to introduce himself.

“The entire class became quiet,” Carmona said. “We feltintrigued that such a person would dedicate his life tohelp people like us. After he spoke, we all got into a lineto shake his hand. I took a picture with him and thankedhim for everything that he was doing for us.”

While at YATC, Carmona balanced his studies with a jobat a local Jiffy Lube. He carefully listened to the advice

of the guest speakers in class who spoke about patienceand never giving up in life. After his graduation, he washired by Advance Auto Parts (AAP) as a technician.Believing that more education was in his future, he took achance and enrolled in Valencia Community College(VCC) in Orlando in 2007. AAP transferred him to a storein Orlando, and Carmona began working toward success.

At VCC, he became a leader in student government,volunteered at a local hospital and participated in blooddrives and school events. In May, Carmona earned hisassociate’s degree and has been accepted to attend theUniversity of Florida to pursue a bachelor’s degree inchemistry. He is eager to conduct lab research at theuniversity level.

As a five–year alumnus, Carmona is grateful to the YATCstaff for the help and encouragement he received and saidwithout that support he would be on another path today.

“I believe that all of us want to do something unique inlife, but finding the resources and taking the time to planit out is the most difficult part.”

Ed Carmona, Class 26 (2005), pictured after a Town Hall meeting withValencia Community College Provost Dr. Ruth Prather.

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“One drive and I was a believer.”That’s how YATC Founder Jim Morandescribed the first Toyota he everdrove. It was a red, stick–shift CoronaRT–52 Coupé, and Jim Moran laterwrote in his book Jim Moran: TheCourtesy Man that he attempted topush that car to its limits, including ashift into reverse while driving 55 mph.Impressed with the quality of theCorona, he agreed to become one ofToyota’s first private distributors in theUnited States in 1968.

Last February, Kelly Jordan of Atlantagenerously donated a 1969 ToyotaCorona to YATC. His fondness for theJapanese culture, people and their“extraordinary” design of classic cars

began when helived in Japan whileserving in theFriendshipForce, acultural exchange programcreated by former PresidentJimmy Carter. He lived with a hostfamily and quickly developed anaffinity for Japanese cars — inparticular, the Corona. Years later,he purchased a 1969 Corona andrestored the car himself. Recently hedecided that this gem of a car neededto be displayed.

As a young man, Jordan heard thenames Jim Moran and Southeast Toyota.His late father, S. Kelly Jordan, Sr.,

Donated vintage Toyota Coronafinds a new home at YATC

worked in the South Florida autoindustry for more than 25 yearsand served on civic committees withJim Moran, noting his dedication tothe community. When Jordan wasready to part with the Corona, hecould think of no better way tohonor the memory of his father than

to have his prizedpossession displayed atthe school Jim Moranfounded.

According to YATCExecutive DirectorTerry Routley, therestoration andreconditioning of theCorona will be astudent/instructorproject and ultimatelythe vehicle will bedisplayed at YATC, aswell as during off–sitefunctions that benefitthe program. Amemorial plaquerecognizing Jordan’sgenerosity will bemounted on thedashboard of the car.

Class of 2010 students Anthony Peglow (left) and Bryant Hodges (right) examine the car’s engine.

On February 12, the donated1969 Toyota Corona arrived at YATC.

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Guest speakers & field trips inspire and motivate students

During YATC’s twice–a–week lifeskills sessions, the members of theClass of 2010 listened to a wide varietyof speakers who discussed topicsranging from financing and marketinga business to understanding thedifference in the legal system.

Students received expert advice from alocal Deerfield Beach dentist MaureenO’Flanagan, DDS, who spoke aboutoral hygiene and presented photos ofthe devastating effects drugs can haveon teeth. The Rev. Anthony Pelt,senior pastor at the Radiant LivingWorship Center, brought the realitiesof life to his sessions, giving adown–to–earth perspective on everydaychoices and the impact they have.

Service Training Specialist Guy Browntraveled from the Southeast ToyotaDistributors Service Tech andTraining Center in Jacksonville toYATC, where he conducted an all–daydemonstration of Toyota HybridTechnology. In addition, YATC

Advisory Board member Jim Crockerof TekPartners guided the groupthrough an online job search anddemonstrated how to write and post aresumé online.

Students toured facilities that offerpotential jobs. They toured the USCoast Guard Station at PortEverglades and learned aboutplacement positions, weapons, and

rescue protocol used on a 41–footUtility Boat. At the All Service Refusefacility, each student learned fromexperts how maintenance is performedon the refuse trucks.

“The field trips and speakers arecarefully planned with the objective ofgiving students a chance to see forthemselves and listen to professionals,”said Eddie Marchan, YATC lead

student services advisor.“This way, they see thepossibilities of jobs intheir future.”

Fun trips included iceskating, fishing, bowling,touring the BankAtlanticCenter, and a matineeperformance of “TheColor Purple” at theBroward Center for thePerforming Arts.

Thank you to all 2009–2010guest speakers and fieldtrip sponsors!

Dale Henderson, general manager at All Service Refuse, explained the importance of refusetruck maintenance and how YATC students can put their automotive skills to work in the industry.

Former NBA All–Star Dan Roundfield annually visitsYATC to speak to students about achieving their goals. As along–time supporter of YATC, he reminds the students to usethe chance the school is giving them to follow their dreams.

Broward Sheriff’s Office Deputy HaroldMorrison begins each school year with wiseadvice to students that includes using goodjudgment in daily life.

Speaking to a crowd of hundreds of YATC friends was a dauntingtask for Maxu Daceus, a graduate of Class 24 (2002). But telling hisstory to those gathered at the 2009 Jim Moran Classic wasn’t aschallenging as the decision he made nearly a decade ago to turn hislife around and walk away from drugs, crime and gangs that hadfilled his life since he was 11 years old. Speaking from his heart,Daceus told the gathering how YATC influenced him.

“Because I found this program, my life has changed. I would not bewhere I am today without YATC and Mr. Moran,” he said.

Hearing Daceus’ story was a chance for those at the Jim MoranClassic to hear firsthand how their contributions make a difference.Daceus is one of more than 500 YATC alumni, all of whom areeligible to receive assistance with job placement, scholarshipsand additional training as long as they remain drug-free, law-abiding citizens.

Today, Daceus is afull–time automotivetechnician at MarooneVolvo in Delray Beach,Florida. Married and theproud father of a5–year–old daughter, hehas a long list of goals hewants to achieve,including continuinghis education.

Thanks to the support ofhundreds of generouscompanies andindividuals, Daceus willhave that chance. DuringYATC’s 25th Anniversaryyear, the 2009 Jim MoranClassic generated fundingfor the operating budget,allowing YATC tocontinue training andeducating students inbasic automotive repairskills, academicremediation, job readiness

Jim Moran Classic marks 25 years of creating brighterfutures at the Youth Automotive Training Center

Maxu Daceus (left), a 2002 YATC graduate and Jim MoranClassic guest speaker, joined golf legend and longtime friend ofYATC Chi Chi Rodriguez on the golf course.

The Rossmeyer family presented raffle winner Scott Williamson (seated) with a 2010 Harley–Davidson FLTRXRoad Glide Custom donated by Bruce Rossmeyer’s Daytona Harley–Davidson and Daytona Toyota.

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Join theYATC team!

November 12 & 13, 2010Hyatt RegencyGrand CypressOrlando, Florida

As YATC’s primary fundraiser,the Jim Moran Classic offers a

weekend of golf and tennistournaments, receptions, the

Classic Banquet, kids and teensactivities, raffles and a silent

auction all to benefit thestudents and graduates.

Visit jimmoranclassic.com toregister or for more

information.

and life management skills, and provide ongoingsupport to graduates.

Sports greats Dan Marino, Joe Montana,Chi Chi Rodriguez, Mike Schmidt andJason Taylor joined many of YATC's loyalsupporters at the weekend festivities.

“YATC is grateful to each and every donor for helpingus continue to teach our students a trade, give theman education and learn to believe in themselves,” saidYATC Executive Director Terry Routley. “It’s becauseof their dedication and commitment that so manylives are being changed in such a positive way.”

Above: Tennis pros (from left)Duby Petrovich, John Lloydand Virginia Wade took turnsvolleying with participants duringthe Tennis Clinic.

National Baseball Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt (far left) and former Miami Dolphins linebackerJason Taylor (second from right) joined (from left) YATC Executive Director Terry Routley and graduatesJoel Antoinette and Maxu Daceus at the Jim Moran Classic benefiting YATC.

Pro Football Hall of Famer and legendary Miami Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino (center) enjoyeda round of golf during the Jim Moran Classic with (from left) Michael & Bonnie Saxton andPeggy & Pat Ward of The Cross Country Group, Presenting Sponsor of the Jim Moran Classic.

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North and South Floridagolfers tee off for YATC

Community leaders at the 3rd AnnualJim Moran YATC North Florida GolfTournament hit the links to raise more than$105,000 for the Center’s operations. FormerJacksonville Jaguars offensive tackle andcurrent Westwood One Radio commentatorand analyst, Tony Boselli, Jr., joinedPresenting Sponsor Auto Carrier Express and125 participants for a day of golf, silentauctions, raffles, door prizes, a barbecuecookout and awards ceremony.

A few weeks later, more friends of YATC took tothe greens at the 7th Annual Jim Moran YATCSouth Florida Golf Tournament. For theseventh year, Holy Cross Hospital was thePresenting Sponsor, while former radiopersonality and good friend of YATCJohn “Footy” Kross Jr., hosted the awardsceremony. YATC Board of Directors memberAlan Browdy and his team of dedicatedvolunteers organized a wonderful day of golf,auctions and fun that raised more than$96,000 for the school’s operating budget.

Thanks to a new collaboration with Tire Kingdom,graduates and students now have a new avenue forcareer growth. Tire Kingdom has been an activesupporter of YATC since 1996 and has donated morethan $700,000 to the program. The expandedpartnership provides career opportunities for YATC’smost talented students and graduates. Pictured at the2010 Graduation ceremony are Tire Kingdomrepresentatives accepting the Jim Moran Award, whichwas presented to Tire Kingdom in recognition of itslongstanding support of the program. (From left)Larry McGinnes, president, YATC Board of Directors;Edwin Arias, Tire Kingdom; Frank Dorso,Tire Kingdom; Jan Moran; Mike Papi, Tire Kingdom;Lauren Arias, Tire Kingdom; Tony Rodriguez,Tire Kingdom; Terry Routley, YATC executive director.

At the 3rd Annual Jim Moran YATC North Florida Golf Tournament: (from left)YATC Board of Directors member Bob Moore, vice president and general manager ofVehicle Processing for Southeast Toyota Distributors; Terry Routley, YATC executivedirector; Gilbert Hanks, president, presenting sponsor Auto Carrier Express.

At the 7th Annual Jim MoranYATC South Florida GolfTournament: (from left)Terry Routley, YATCexecutive director, andDr. Patrick Taylor, ChiefCEO at Holy Cross Hospital,accepting the PresentingSponsor Award.

Tire Kingdom partnership helps YATC students find jobs

Congratulationsto JimmyChristopher,Class 16 (1995)for earning hisassociate’s degreefrom theBroward CollegeRadiographyProgram.

Congratulations to Jeffery Richardson,Class 28 (2006) on the birth of his son,Jeremiah J. Richardson, in April.

Good luck toAlan Servianski,Class 30 (2008),who is enrolled inthe DieselTechnologyProgram atPalm BeachState College.

Good luck to Christian Tobar,Class 23 (2001), with his studiesin professional barbering at theSheridan Technical Center.

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YATC wants to share your good newsGraduates, send us your stories to share in Car Tracks! Please contact Hillary Gurmanat (954) 428–0909 or yatcgurm@bellsouth.net with news of graduations, marriages,births or other accomplishments. We’d love to hear from you!

Jimmy ChristopherClass of 1995

Esteban Toribio, Class of 2007, andhis family

Alan ServianskiClass of 2008

Congratulations to Esteban Toribio,Class 29 (2007), who earned anassociate’s degree from Palm BeachState College. He currently is workingfull time for Kelly Tractor Companyin West Palm Beach.

Congratulations to the members ofClass 31 (2010) who earned theirhigh school equivalency diplomas(GEDs): Alex Brown, Jose Homs,Christopher Minino, David Molina,Akeem Parks, David Rager, GarrettStolarczuk and Scott Whitman.

YATC Technical Instructors andgraduates Loren Kushner, Class 5(1987), Roger Lamoreal, Class 17(1996), and Charles Whitehouse,Class 7 (1988), recently received theirrecertifications in 22 variousAutomotive Service Excellence (ASE)areas, ensuring they remainup–to–date and knowledgeable on allautomotive categories.

Join YATC’s new online communityThe new YATC Facebook page is up and running, with more than 100 friends of YATC connected toshare updates, photos and stay in touch. All graduates, students, staff and supporters of YATC arewelcome to join the online community. Visit www.facebook.com and search for “Youth AutomotiveTraining Center.” Click on the JOIN button at the top.

(Left to right) Charles Whitehouse, Class of 1988; Roger Lamoreal, Class of 1996;and Loren Kushner, Class of 1987.

about YATC graduatesand staff!

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$10,000 – $24,999Access Limited, Inc.Akerman SenterfittAudiovox Electronics CorporationAvpro, Inc.Dent Wizard International Corp.The Florida Times–UnionHamlin & Associates, Inc.IBMLarry & Julianne McGinnesJim & Wanda MoranThe Newport GroupNorthern Trust, NAPioneer Productions, Inc.The Rossmeyer FamilySouthern States ToyotaliftJason Taylor FoundationThe Yerves Family

$5,000 – $9,999Anonymous “Friends of YATC”Mohamed H. Antar, M.D.Apptix, Inc.Frank & Lisa ArmstrongAutoNation, Inc.AVG Group of CompaniesBob & Millie BurnettBrent & Tammy BurnsClimate Temp, Inc.Ron & Catherine CoombsJ.R. Dunn JewelersErnst & Young LLPGator Bowl AssociationForrest & Chris HeathcottIntermark GroupInterstate BatteriesCarmen & Mark JohnsonKelly JordanDana B. Kenyon CompanyKia Motors AmericaGeorge KokinakisDr. Richard & Dee Luceri

$100,000 and above22squaredADESAAuto Carrier Express, Inc.Centurion Auto Logistics, Inc.The Cross Country GroupDellKen HallJM Family Enterprises, Inc.Jan MoranO’Brien Auto TeamTire Kingdom / Merchant’s /

NTB / Big O TiresToyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.

$50,000 – $99,999AT&TPackage Pick–Up of FL, Inc.PricewaterhouseCoopers LLPReynolds and ReynoldsBruce Rossmeyer’s Daytona

Harley–Davidson and DaytonaToyota

Williams & Connolly LLP

$25,000 – $49,999ADPAlliedBarton Security ServicesBartlett CorporationBlack BookBombardier LearjetColin BrownGulfstream Aerospace

CorporationHendrick Automotive GroupHoly Cross Hospital, Inc.Hyatt Regency Grand CypressKirkland & Ellis LLPQMI / ITWSun–SentinelTripp Scott, P.A.

Manheim OrlandoThe McNally FamilyMiriam’s JewelryPat MoranMWW AutomotiveOffice DepotErnie Palmer Toyota / ScionPattison Sign GroupRostra Precision Controls, Inc.The Sheehy FamilyHarcourt M. and Virginia W.

Sylvester Foundation, Inc.T&M Services, Inc.TEKsystemsGary & Linda Thomas

$1,000 – $4,999Frank AbateAberdeen Asset ManagementJohn & Myra AdamsAdvanced Roofing / Advanced

Green Technologies, Inc.Advanced Systems, Inc.AGS Group / LaserGuardAlaplex Transportation, Inc.Dave & Donna AllenAllison–Smith CompanyAmrep, Inc.Aon Risk ManagementArent Fox LLPArlington Toyota / ScionAshland Inc.ATconAndrew AthyAutomobile Rental Association

of South FloridaAXA Rosenberg Investment

Management LLCBaierl AutomotiveClark & Sandi BallardBaring Asset ManagementRusty & Melinda BarnesRoy Bassett, M.D.

Debbie & Jeth BattistoBBS of America, Inc.BBS WheelsKim & Bud BentleyShawn & Andrea BergLisa BieleckiTom & Jackie BlantonBliss Salon & SpaBlue Ocean Press, Inc.BlueCross BlueShield of AlabamaBill & Garen BolashBoswell Oil CompanyMichael & Kim BrennanThe BroadmoorAlan & Linda BrowdyFred & Lisa BrownBuckingham, Doolittle &

Burroughs, LLPJames & Cheryl BurdinMelanie BurgessKenneth J. Burke, M.D.Thom & Bettie BurkeBushwacker, Inc.CA, Inc.Capitol Advantage AssociatesCarlton Fields, P.A.Mike CaseyDaniel & Amy ChaitKim ChristiansenChristie Strategy GroupCooke & Bieler, LPCord Automotive InternationalWayne & Kathy CraterBill & Susan CurranDave & Karen DarnellJames DaveyBruce, Cheryl & Erika DavisC. Davis ElectricTrish & Joe DavisRay & Frani DeJacoDeLuca ToyotaDMEautomotiveDodge & Cox

T h a n k Y o uYATC gratefully acknowledges the generosity of the many individuals, companies and foundations that have contributed to the2009 Jim Moran Classic and the general operating fund from July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010. We regret any omissions to thefollowing list for donations received after our print deadline.

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$1,000 – $4,999 (continued)

INTECH / JanusIntercon Systems, Inc.Iron Cross AutomotiveMark Jacobson Toyota / ScionJalu MarketingJAXPORTJM LexusRick & Kathy JordenKelley Chemical, Inc.Kenco Electrical & A/C, Inc.Todd & Kimberly KimptonDr. Joseph & Joan KumpGraeme & Elisa LemmerTom & Pat LockeLonghorn Auto Movers LLCLucia LopezM&M Landscape and Design, Inc.ManheimManheim AtlantaSue & Ron MarmionJim MarriottMarsh USA Inc.David Maus ToyotaMaxton Marketing Group, Inc.Steve MayDr. Bo & Carol McClerkinKen & Sandy McCoyMcGriff, Seibels & Williams, Inc.Medved Chevrolet, Inc.Mellon Capital ManagementMercator Asset Management, L.P.MGSCOMMDavid Mishkin, D.O.Jorge MoasUpendra & Anchal ModyMomentum Consulting

CorporationMontag & CaldwellMoore Marine ConsultingBob & Vicky MooreJoe & Pat MooreKelly & Stuart MooreMatthew MooreThe Jim Moran Institute for Global

Entrepreneurship at Florida StateUniversity

Ed Morse Delray Toyota / Scion

William & Nancy DonohoeAndy & Susan EccherEdwards Angell Palmer &

Dodge LLPEIS Foundation, Inc.Kevin Ellington, Autothority, P.A.Wendy ElstonEMC CorporationEricks Consultants, Inc.Malcolm & Penny Farrel Jr.Kim FieldsFinishMaster, Inc.John FinnanFiservRea FleckensteinKevin & Judy FleegerFoam Molders & SpecialtiesRichard & Michelle FrinkBob & Mary Lou GalaskaEric Gebhard & Michele PalenscarJeff GeislerGentex CorporationGermain Toyota of NaplesGilbert LLPJorge & Maria GonzalezJohn & Sheri GosselinGPW & Associates, Inc.Greenberg TraurigWarren GreeneHank GroomsGrove Technical ResourcesJohn & Meryl GuerreroCasey & Lisa GunnellRobert & Teresa HaeffnerJeff & Sheryl HallEdward & Cecile HarmannScott & Jessica HarrisonRichard & Anne HartjeDarryl & Linda HeadRichard Hoch Photography, Inc.Tom & Denise HoffmanPerry & Vicki HouckHunter HollisIdea IntegrationInformatica CorporationInsightInsight Global, Inc.

Mounted MemoriesMuñoz Studio PhotographyNational Production Services, Inc.The Natour FamilyNCP SolutionsMichael Neam, M.D.NeddProNEPC, LLCNike GolfRick & Terrie NolandNorfolk Southern CorporationNova Southeastern UniversityOpenlane, Inc.Steve & Sandy OzzelloPace CommunicationsWendy PhippsCraig & Diane PollockSandra & Kurt PorcengMichael PritchardProficient Auto TransportRajeev & Sheila RavindranJim & Melissa ReedDavid ReidKristopher RichRight ManagementEduardo & Ana RiveraRoger RobbinsRocky Mountain ConnectionsRoyal Palm ToyotaRuden, McClosky, Smith, Schuster

& Russell, P.A.Rugged Liner Inc.Rush Truck Center of JacksonvillePaul P. Sanford & Associates, P.A.Sapphire TechnologiesAlan SavageSAVEOLOGY.COM LLCScotia CapitalSecur Technologies, Inc.John P. SeilerService Payment Plan, Inc.Steve & Debbie ShannonBill & Janet ShopeSignature Consultants, LLCSilverblatt & Associates, Inc.Ronald Sirois, M.D.Wendy Smith

Al SotoSouth Florida Medical ImagingSouthern Manufacturing &

Upholstery, Inc.Southland Waste SystemsGreg SovieStableRiver Capital ManagementDebbie StallingsVicki StandridgeMike & Sharon StarkState Street Global AdvisorsMichael Stegeman &

Juliette ShawPete & Joan StramagliaThe Strochak FamilyStrong CommunicationsMichael J. StylesRandy & Kim SweersTekPartnersKeith & Annata TempinskiTire 1Brick ToifelToyota Mall of GeorgiaToyota of Union CityTriTek Solutions, Inc.Ungaretti & Harris LLPUniFirst CorporationU.S. Imaging SolutionsThe Valvoline CompanyPete & Kay Van DeusenVenture Encoding Service LLCDavid & Catherine VincentThe Waggoners TruckingBrian WalwynTaylor WardWatson Wyatt WorldwideMarshall WeinbergWells Fargo SecuritiesWestwood ManagementJohn J. WhelanWorld Omni Financial Corp.WSVN – Channel 7Xzilon, Inc.

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Stevens BrutusBrenda BryerFernando CabezaJohn CaccamiseJim & Donna CammackMandy Rossmeyer CampbellMark CarbreyLois CarlsonEric CarterStephen CarusoAlex CastanoNelson CaswellLinda ChewningWilliam Choisser, M.D.Andrew ChristeDan ChuppKelly CinoCintas CorporationCitrix SystemsMatthew ClarkTodd & Katie ClarkeCMS Group, LLCCharlotte CodoHarry & Lisa CohenJeff ConineJack ConklinContour Day SpaCoral Ridge Country ClubCottrell, Inc.Kelly CoxCSC Trust Company of DelawareJose & Cristina CuevasD&D Printing SolutionsRay & Catherine DaleyMichael DandesDealer – FXDealer Tire, LLCJohn B. DeinhardtTim DelseDelta Air Lines, Inc.Democratic Party of Palm Beach

County Executive CommitteeClyde DeShieldsMary Lu DewittThe Dezmain FamilyChad DonaghueJohn DonaldsonDraw–Tite

Moustafa AbdelsamadAdvanced Imaging SpecialistsMohammad AktherDavid & Julie AlbanoMona AliseoAll Service RefuseAltman Family FoundationAmerican National Insurance

CompanyLucille Hamer AmisAngela AndersonAnonymous “Friends of YATC”Rod ArendsBob & Glenda ArnettMichael ArthurMuriel AuerbachAuto Auction Services

CorporationAvis Budget Group, Inc.AXA Advisors, LLCJon & Annette BakerMark BarovichTim BassettDavid & Chylynn BastianMike BattonMichelle BazarganDavid BeamNancy BeausejourRichard BeckwithLarry BeharMashan BenbowJohn & Shawn BenedictMichael BensonJim BerlinghoffNorvel BethelBic Graphic USAJoe BiondoDavid BliskeyJeff BoehmBORLA® TennesseeSr. Marjorie BosseMatthew BosséNick & Jami BosséRenee BowmanLinda BradshawBrent BragdonDavid BrownEd & Barbara Brown

Dreams, Inc.Shandra DuclervilPaul DufresneThe Dunbar FamilyJim DunnBrandon DupreeJeffrey EdenEnkei America, Inc.Sandra ErrairFitz EsdelleExperian AutomotiveFASTBOATS.COMFASTSIGNS of Deerfield BeachRicardo FerdinandIlisa FinkelmanFit FactorFlorida Power & LightMike & Betsy FoleyChris FormanFort Myers ToyotaJohn FossettPete FriedlandFuel SouthCarl FuhsG. Wayne GaffRebecca & Carlos GaheteDenis & Dianne GalavanJohn GambardellaLisa GarciaRobert GatesJohn GearinRichard GeislerDamon GiangrandeTimothy GibsonAndre GilletPreston GilmoreWayne GivensJon & Megan GlassGlenn Rasmussen Fogarty &

Hooker, P.A.Golder Associates, Inc.Naomi GonzalezGoodyear Airship OperationsSonsherraye GowderGrainger IndustrialJohn GrayWilliam GreevesJerry & Pam Gresham

Arnold & Barbara GreviorDavid C. GryceHillary & Mark GurmanRenee HallGilbert & Vicki HanksShane & Melissa HannafeyThe HartfordDarrell HedgesLisbeth HeggerickRebecca HewittRaymond J. HilbertMaxine HofertBrian HubbardJR & Lisa HuffmanTim HumphriesHyatt Regency Jacksonville

RiverfrontHyatt Regency SavannahJacaranda Country ClubSharnell JacksonDave & Marlys JarviThe Jasemski FamilyWilliam JessupJM Associates Federal Credit

UnionJM Family Enterprises Aviation

Department AssociatesJM Family Enterprises Healthcare

Services AssociatesJM Family Enterprises Marine

Department AssociatesJacki & Jeff JohnsonMark & Stacy JohnsonJohnny JonesPatsy JonesRichard JonesRobert & Elizabeth KarleyHarris KatzRichard KatzK.C. PetroleumTerry KeiterKenworth of JacksonvilleTracey KettelhutTerry KigerDon King ProductionsLinda KleinmanDoug KleveRobert W. Klyce

Up to $1,000

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Dick Knox & Judee NewmanSteven KolmanRobert P. KornahrensLarry KuczkowskiMichael KusiakDebra LaceyMaria LaRoccaJeffrey M. LarsenLaVetter Friends AdvertisingDonald LawrenceLefty’s Wings & Raw BarLehman ToyotaConnie LevineLevine, Block & Strickland, LLPEric J. LevyLaura LewisGwendolyn LiskerLittles PhotographyLKQ CorporationThomas LoeselPaul & Karen LositoBrady LoveladyMatt LudkaTom & Cheryl LumpkinLuu Marine & Associates, Inc.Lynch Toyota of AuburnDebbie MaillouxManheim Auto AuctionManheim Fort LauderdaleDan MarinoLillian MarquezTom Marsland, M.D. &

Dottie CahillChris Martin & Rosa Maria BozaCharles MatsoffIris L. MatthewDaniel MatthewsKelly Alan MaudsleyJudge Melanie G. MayMcCarter & English, LLPBen McCaulRobert McCauleyShane McClanahanJohn & Donna McCotterFrank McCoyKaren McGinnesSusan McGregarMary McKenzieMcLaughlin Marine Electronics

Daniel McSweeneyMears TransportationMerganser Capital

Management LPJean–Marc MessmerMark & Carolyn MillerSharon & Duane MillerPatricia MixsonNoushad MohammedTerence MollicaBarbara MonzMatt & Julie MorrallJames MorrisonSkip MurrayNatural ZestNorthrop and Johnson

Yachts–Ships, Inc.Paul NucloOasis OutsourcingPadric Kelly O’BrienThe Office ProfessionalsBrian W. OlivieBob OpkinsCaroline OvermanThe Palencia ClubPanther Creek Golf ClubPappas Metcalf Jenks & Miller PACindy PattersonLloyd D. PennWilliam N. Penzer, Ph.D.Peruzzi Automotive GroupGary & Jennifer PetersPHH Title Support OperationsEric PicchettiPierson Grant Public

Relations, Inc.Keith Pierson ToyotaPIMCOPonte Vedra Plastic SurgeryJames PopeLinda A. PotenziniProgressive Marketing &

ManagementProLiteracyProLogistixRick QuinonesRail Link, Inc.Robert D. RauschenbergJoy Ream

Carol ReddReliance SupplyEric RenaudRichard ReynoldsRitter Chusid Bivona &

Cohen, LLPLis & Kit RobbinsEddie RobertsMr. & Mrs. Oliver RobertsPaul & Cheri RodgersHector RodriguezRobert RootSandy RossmeyerTerry & Judy RoutleyRVG & Associates, Inc.Nestor SanchezMaria SanjuanVirginia SatterfieldJames ScelfoRobert SchallertElliot & Janelle SchorMichael D. SciubbaTom & Maureen SheaSusan ShipmanPaul ShoreThe Shores Resort & SpaNicole B. ShueySteve & Janet SimoneauxJoseph & Pam SivigliaBev Smith ToyotaBonnie L. SmithBrian SmithJarret & Tracy SmithLisa A. SmithPhyllis C. SmithScott SombricMr. & Mrs. David SottileVal SousaRichard G. SpellacyMarc SpotoTony StamponeStaplesMark SteinbergEarl Stewart Toyota of North

Palm BeachRobert StormowskiSunny King ToyotaSuperior DashJason Swartzwelder

Karen & Tony SylvesterSYSCO Food Services of

Jacksonville, Inc.SYSCO Food Services of

Southeast Florida, LLCAnna TaquetiMarcia & Mark ThornallyMartha ThrasherVincent TijborgNancy TolfRobert TorresTown and Country Toyota /

ScionChris TrippTruBrand ConsultingClara Elena UchuyaUnited Way of Broward

County, Inc.Todd UrowskyWendy VanPattenIrving VillalonChris VititoPierro VoillettoHarry WayKatherine WeberErika & Boyd WedinThe Weinstein Mitzvah

Foundation, Inc.Steven WeitzWells Fargo FoundationPatrick WheelerChristopher Lewis White, P.A.B. Harvey Wiener, D.D.S.Liz WigginsKenneth WilletsGrant & Lynda WilsonLarry & Franki WilsonMaureen WiltElaine WoldKara Engelkes WolfSid & Deanna WolkTed & Barbara WolkDavid WollesenBetty WoodHannah YatesRick YostOrrin YoungMichael & Gabrielle ZaidmanZing Monkey Corporation

Up to $1,000 (continued)

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Youth Automotive Training Center399 SW Martin Luther King Jr. AvenueDeerfield Beach, Florida 33441(954) 428–0909

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Save the date for holiday fun!YATC’s annual holiday gathering for students,

alumni and their families will be held on:

Thursday, December 16JM Family Enterprises Aviation Facility

We look forward to seeing as many students and graduates as possible for thisfestive reunion. Invitations will be mailed closer to the event. If any of your

contact information has changed, please call YATC at (954) 428–0909 or e–mail yatcgurm@bellsouth.net to let us know.