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Samuel Hernandez operated School Shoes Unlimited out of this location on Vance Jackson Road for a quarter century. With the rise of online shopping and the isolate-at-home policies of the coronavirus pandemic, Hernandez opted to close the doors of his shoe shop. He retired Nov. 30, 2020.Billy Calzada /Staff PhotographerShow MoreShow Less
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Samuel Hernandez, 81, stands in front of his now-closed School Shoes Unlimited store, which opened in 1995, on March 11. He would have liked to keep going, but the rise of online shopping and the isolate-at-home policies of the coronavirus pandemic prompted him to shut down the store and retire Nov. 30, 2020.Billy Calzada /Staff PhotographerShow MoreShow Less
TAVARES – Last evening, if all went as planned, former Airman 1st Class Don Sansone, 78, and wife Donna appeared as Mary and Joseph in the live, animals-included, drive-through Nativity at the First United Methodist Church of Tavares. It s typical of what they do, said Don s good friend, Donald Beasley, who produced the event with wife Janet. The Sansones faithfully volunteer a lot – both at church and in the neighborhood and community. Don is a leader and a very caring man. And actively supporting our veterans has always been high on his priority list, Beasley said, pointing out that Sansone serves as chaplain for Tavares American Legion Post 76 among other endeavors.