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Destin, Florida Republican businessman and cowboy, Austin Sheridan Lowrey II, has announced he’s saddling up to be the next Sheriff of Okaloosa County in the 2012 election.

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Let us never forget, it was President Ronald Reagan, who called out to all Americans: “If not us, WHO?”… “If not now, WHEN?”

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Thomas Jefferson, who declared long ago….“When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is libertyI have sworn on the altar of God eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man.”

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4507 Furling Lane

Suite 214 at The Plaza

Destin, Florida 32541

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August 14, 2012 | 10:31PM

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OKALOOSA SHERIFF'S RACE RESULTS ARE FINAL
 
I am humbled to have earned the trust of everyone who boldly cast a vote to protect our abused children & elderly, to eradicate drugs from our community and to protect conservative Christian family values. However, there were not enough voters willing to be as bold a as a lion on this day.
 
It’s just very disappointing when less than 30% of all registered voters are willing to participate in electing our political leaders. That means 70% chose not to have any part in electing anyone and clearly depicts the voter apathy paralyzing this nation.
 
I’m proud of the positive manner in which we’ve run this race for sheriff. Unlike others, I’ve established my character and ethics by refusing to make my opponents personal live's a web of twisted lies, distortion and political spectacles. Instead I have focused solely on the record of the incumbent sheriff, along with the increasing threat I’ve warned that is seeking to kill our family values and other rampant criminal activity endangering the safety of our citizens.
 
I extend my sincerest congratulations to Sheriff Ashley on his win tonight and will continue to pray that God will lead, guide and direct him. I pray that Sheriff Ashley will show believers that his life is going to be used for the Glory of God…by word, by demeanor, by love, by faith and by integrity. May he dwell in the Scripture, giving counsel, teaching and leading by his obedience to God Almighty. (1 Timothy 4:13)
 
May God Bless you all and shine His most gracious favor upon you always.
 
Austin Sheridan Lowrey, II
 
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Okaloosa County Republican

Sheriff Candidate

A. Sheridan Lowrey, II

Austin Sheridan Lowrey, II, became a property owner in Okaloosa County in 1998 and moved to the Emerald Coast shortly thereafter. Sheridan’s companies have been operating in Destin, Florida since 2000 and are currently celebrating 10 years at the same office in The Plaza, just a stone’s throw from the Destin Common’s Mall. In 2009, Sheridan was Recognized and Awarded Destin Florida’s first non-military HOMETOWN HERO AWARD at a Red, White and Blue Celebration. The Red, White and Blue Celebrations at HarborWalk Village are a weekly honoring of a local hero. The celebrations highlight the efforts of people like Sheridan Lowrey who go above and beyond, and have demonstrated heroism within their community, professional, or personal life. The heroes honored are people who bring out the best in all of us. Sheridan's award presentation took place at behind the Emerald Grande, overlooking the wonderment of the incomparable Destin Harbor & East Pass. His Hero's ceremony was accompanied by an aerial acrobatics air show over the Destin Harbor by four WWII era Warbird aircraft.

Sheridan Lowrey was born the youngest sibling of three, on May 24th 1968, in the birth place of the Civil Rights Movement; Montgomery, Alabama. He is named after his grandfather, Austin Sheridan Lowrey, Sr., who was a business owner in Fort Payne, Alabama. Sheridan is the proud son of Russell A. Lowrey Sr. and Alma Lowrey who now resides in a home Sheridan built for them in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida. Sheridan was raised from very humbled lower middle-class beginnings and his family of five (5) lived in a tiny two-bedroom home at 803 Bowman Street in Montgomery, where his parents struggled to make ends meet, put food on the table and to provide a better future for their children.

He grew up tough, battling worthy opponents on the football field from first grade on, learning the victory of giving it your all and leaving nothing in reserve. Likewise, he tasted the bitterness of defeat, but always displayed superior sportsmanship and a southern gentleman’s honor by congratulating those that won fair and square. Sheridan also played baseball, wrestled, raced motocross & road-racing motorcycles, but these sports never seemed to eclipse his passion for football and its monumental reliance on a team effort to achieve success. Sheridan has always been a Cowboy at heart and during his rodeo days, he participated in various events including; bull-riding, steer-wrestling, calf-roping and bare-back bronco riding. As a youth, he participated in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) and to this day, deeply grasps the significance God’s Ten Commandments make in shaping the values of the greatest Nation in all of history, these United States of America.

Early on, Sheridan placed great value in the immense worth of an education and to this day has committed to learning one new thing every single day. This hunger for knowledge that builds unimaginable wisdom has been the driving force that propels him on a daily quest for greater learning and understanding.

However, after attending the Montgomery County Public School System from first to ninth grade, he knew that the government could not provide him the education that he desperately sought. His family lacked the financial resources to pay the high tuition for private schools and thus, Sheridan quit school at age fifteen (15) and obtained his GED from Auburn University at Montgomery without any study or preparatory classes what-so-ever.

Just as the billionaire founders of Apple’s Steve Jobs, Wal-Mart’s Sam Walton, Microsoft’s Bill Gates, General Electric’s Thomas Edison, McDonald’s Ray Kroc, Wendy’s Dave Thomas, Disney’s Walt Disney, CNN’s Ted Turner, Ralph Lauren, Hershey’s Milton Hershey, the world’s most successful diet program creator, Jenny Craig and American Idol’s judge Simon Cowell; Sheridan knew his education rested in his own hands, not in the government’s.

After abandoning the public school system, Sheridan Lowrey endlessly advanced his quest to self-educate himself and continue the self-employed hard work ethic he had established since the age of seven while mowing lawns. During his early & mid-teen years, he also worked for Hall Brother’s Dairy farm, while simultaneously delivering newspapers daily. He has plowed fields from dusk to dawn and while working on the farm as a Ranch-Hand, he gained enormous appreciation for the American Farmer. He also learned the unseen effects of corporate American’s capitalism when he witnessed Barber’s Dairy buy-out his best friend’s family business, Hall Brother’s.

While others assumed he would be a failure after quitting the structured formal education system, Sheridan held fast to his faith in the promises of God’s biblical scripture and overcame what some would call insurmountable odds to become a self-educated, self-made entrepreneur & business owner.

Sheridan went on to become one of the youngest real estate brokers in the nation and is currently licensed as a Florida Real Estate Broker and Florida Community Association Manager. Additionally, he obtained a Florida Mortgage Broker’s and an Alabama Home Builder’s license. His credentials are supported by evidence of multiple professional licenses as a Real Estate Broker, Certified Custom Home Contractor & Mortgage Broker, FAA Multi-Engine Private Pilot and over 1,384 classroom hours of professional education, , all paid by him, not the government tax-payers.

He retains expert knowledge in areas of business ethics, Fair Housing, Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA), the Civil Rights Act, Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Laws, executive business administration, finance, title & property insurance, principals of home inspection, property management, advertising & marketing, advanced mathematics, contract law, real estate brokerage, mortgage brokerage, real estate license law, advanced technology systems, mastery of software, interpersonal skills, commercial investments, business valuation modeling & analysis, commercial valuation via direct capitalization, time value of money and discounting, discounted cash flows, international customer relations, contract writing, architectural design, structural engineering, construction component failure analysis, construction material testing, structural bridge inspection, HAZMAT, OSHA certified 29 CFR, Part 1910.120(q) and 29 CFR, Part 1910.120 (e) Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response Standard “HAZWOPER”, advanced concrete stress analysis and truss-joist-rafter span calculations.

As a licensed pilot, Sheridan Lowrey has achieved advanced training and certifications in Federal Aviation Regulations, Fundamentals of Flight, Theory of Aerodynamics, Aerodynamic Principals, Communications & Flight Information, Electrical Systems of Aircraft, Meteorology for Pilots, Interpreting Weather Data, Ground Reference & Dead Reckoning Navigation, Physiological Effects in Flight, Global Positioning System Navigation, Max Performance Take-Off and Landings, Multi-Engine Aerodynamics, Multi-Engine Operations, Multi-Engine Maneuvers, Engine Out Operations & Emergency Procedures, Intercontinental & Transoceanic Flight Planning, Airport Operations, Emergency Landing Procedures, Advanced Flight Maneuvers, Aeromedical Factors and Fundamentals of Aviation Instruction and Advanced Maritime Seamanship.

He has enhanced professional studies with additional training in computer science, electrical engineering, architectural design & drafting, small business development, strategic planning, quality customer service, strategic selling, project management, effective listening, and strategic negotiations, essentials of managing corporate cash, mathematics of the securities industry, principals of marketing, solutions for better corporate governance, branded customer service, methods for habit busting and secrets of winning big ticket sales.

Sheridan applied for and passed each of his state or federal licensure exams on his first attempt. He’s received the issuance of professional licenses as an Alabama Real Estate Salesperson, Alabama Real Estate Broker, Alabama Home Builder, Florida Real Estate Broker, Florida Mortgage Broker and a Florida Community Association Manager. Over his private business career, Sheridan has served as Chairman of the Emerald Coast Association of Realtors Grievance Committee which handles all ethics complaints and monetary arbitration disputes. Between 1991 and 2008, Sheridan has been an instructor teaching classes of new Realtors on Professional Standards and Ethics. He also served as the 2008 MLS Committee Chairman for The Emerald Coast Association of Realtors; comprising almost 4,000 members.

As a conservative, Republican, professionally licensed entrepreneur and business owner since 1989, Sheridan possesses the in-depth executive capacity to run Okaloosa County’s most important agency, the Sheriff’s Office. In obtaining the aforementioned six professional licenses, each required separate full criminal background checks by state department of law enforcement and the FBI; and passing stringent educational proficiency examinations. In 2007, he underwent and passed a full Department of Homeland Security background check.

Sheridan also holds a FAA Private Pilot License with High Performance Single and Multi-Engine aircraft rating endorsements. He also holds a Commercial Driver’s License (“CDL”) with every single endorsement obtainable from the DOT. With these two licenses, Sheridan can legally fly any plane with wings on it and drive any vehicle that’s got wheels.

His technical aptitudes includes all Microsoft products and Windows operating systems, numerous website & graphics design software, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Flash, Acrobat Pro, Investment Analyst ICC, ROI Forecaster, Business Valuation Model, RealData, Peachtree & QuickBooks Accounting, Chief Architect, AutoCAD, Open VMS, Oracle, SQLserver, dBase, C, C+, C++ and JavaScript.

 

Sheridan’s Partial Executive Management Experience & Charitable Services:

  • Sheridan Lowrey has implemented a structured platform of techniques for processing and analysis of captured real statistical data that allows for further downstream preparedness and stability in changing economic climates.

 

  • Sheridan Lowrey has utilized other relevant techniques to analyze all business functions of his companies, created definitive corporate vision, set the corporate mission objectives, directional guidance, defined critical success factors, predicted both seen and unseen risk factors, calculated measurable success benchmarks and action plans and conducted exhaustive SWOT Analysis of the company’s INTERNAL FACTORS (Strengths/Weaknesses) and EXTERNAL FACTORS (Opportunities/Threats).

 

  • Between 2008 – 2010 Sheridan Lowrey served as a non-paid Board Director of a residential juvenile detention program & certified private high school, West Florida Wilderness Institute, which changed its name in 2009, to AMIkids West Florida, Inc. AMIkids, is a non-profit organization founded in 1969 to provide rehabilitative services for juvenile offenders.

 

  • AMIkids operates 50 schools in 9 states (FL, GA, IL, LA, NC, NM, SC, TX and VA), including AMIkids Emerald Coast in Okaloosa County’s Fort Walton Beach, Florida; which is a non-residential Day Treatment program. In February 2012, AMIkids received the prestigious honor of being recognized by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) in their Model Programs Guide for their successful results with their Day Treatment programs. This OJJDP designation officially makes AMIkids the only rated Day Treatment program in the nation working with at-risk youth according to the Department of Justice criteria.

 

 

  • AMIkids West Florida provides a balanced level of high school education and life experiences designed to redirect a youth’s decision-making skills. The program’s philosophy is “Kids First” and strives to provide a world-class education to each student. Skill Streaming, Aggression Replacement and Moral Reasoning are used to help youth learn socially acceptable problem solving skills.

 

  • AMIkids West Florida’s residential program operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with students residing in dormitories on campus. The children are committed to these programs for approximately 4-9 months and can be committed for as long as 36 months. The youth reside at the program and leave only for off-site, supervised program activities or approved furloughs. These children have been adjudicated delinquent by the Florida courts and typically have multiple misdemeanors or felonies.

 

  • While serving as a Board Director of AMIkids West Florida, Sheridan Lowrey helped obtain certification of a mental health treatment program known as Behavioral Health Overlay Services (“BHOS”), which was developed under the Medicaid Community Mental Health Services Program in the State of Florida. BHOS provider facilities like AMIkids West Florida, have served children from the Florida Department of Children and Families Office of Child Welfare and Community Based Care since 2000.

 

  • Youth in The AMIkids West Florida juvenile justice residence facility, who have persistent and chronic mental health conditions such as psychotic disorder, major depression or bipolar disorder, etc. and have risk factors related to suicidal gestures, self-injuring behaviors, physical aggression, violent behaviors, absconding, and sexual aggression; are able to receive treatment from AMIkids West Florida’s staff of mental health counselors.

 

  • A recent 2010 evaluation report of Florida’s Behavioral Health Overlay Services (BHOS) by the Louis de la Parte Florida, Mental Health Institute at University of South Florida, found that children who did not receive BHOS services in DJJ programs were 62 times more likely to be placed in Statewide Inpatient Psychiatric Program at a cost of $406 per day, as opposed to the incredibly low $35 flat daily rate AMIkids West Florida provides. The study found that outcomes for juvenile justice involved youth who received BHOS were considerably better compared to youth who did not receive BHOS while in DJJ programs.

 

  • Sheridan’s dedication to AMIkids and the BHOS program is geared to identify and treat the root problems faced by these children, so as to truly help restore lovable and capable children to their full potential and God given Destiny.

 

Sheridan Lowrey has never been convicted of a crime in his life and has maintained a spotless professionally licensed career since the age of 20. However, in 2010, he was the victim of the intentional false arrest by corrupt law enforcement personnel in the Okaloosa Sheriff's office; who themself, was actually convicted of a crime against underage children in Niceville in 1996, only four (4) years before being hired by the Sheriff's office. Pursuant to Florida's Jessica Lunsford Act, this corrupt Okaloosa Sheriff's Deputy is not allowed on school grounds when children are present, yet this Deputy is the sole recipient a $86,600 grant from the Florida Department of Children and Families for Specialized Law Enforcement of Domestic and Sexual Violence, which requires this deputy to respond to our schools when teachers make reports to Florida's Child Abuse hotline.

He was subject to a false arrest just like George Funti, who settled his law suit against Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office for $75,000. Sheridan and Mr. Funti were both falsely arrested in Walton County within just two months of each other on "NO BOND" warrants; then held for extradition, shackled in leg irons, waist chains & handcuffs; placed in a prisoner transport bus and sent to the Okaloosa County jail only to undergo another 2nd booking. Both men spent three days in jail for crimes they never committed. At his First Appearance Bond Hearing, Sheridan was released by an Okaloosa County Judge on nothing more than a signature bond, which could have been done without him being locked up for three days.

To ad further insult to the injuries both men sustained by the Sheriff's Office wrongful arrests, websites all over the internet have collected these wrongfully arrested men's booking information and mugshots from Okaloosa County Department of Corrections; and publicly posted it on numerous websites. To this day, Mr. Funti's and Mr. Lowrey's mugshots are still floating around the net, even after the Florida State Attorney has filed court documents stating that neither men committed any crime what so ever. Most all of these same mugshot websites have links on them; where for fees of up to $500 or more, they claim they can get these false arrest mugshots removed. However, even if someone were to fall for this possible scam, there is nothing that stops the website owner from posting the same defamatory information on another website, using a different domain name.

Through all this adversity, Sheridan's ingrained Christian faith, humility and strong character has allowed him to develop a unique perspective and understanding from both inside and outside our jails; of how to better serve his fellow citizens and protect everyone’s unalienable basic human rights to freedom.

Because of these abhorrent violations of his constitutionally protected civil rights, Sheridan recalled what one of our founding fathers, Thomas Jefferson, declared long ago….When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is libertyI have sworn on the altar of God eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man.”

Furthermore, while locked up in jail for three days, Sheridan dwelled on the profound words of our former President Ronald Reagan, who called out to all Americans: If not us, WHO?”… “If not now, WHEN?

As such, rather than filing a law suit against the Okaloosa Sheriff's Office that would require the tax-payers to bear the cost of what we believe is Sheriff Larry Ashley's malfeasance, Sheridan has accepted the call to offer the good and honest citizens of Okaloosa County his service as your next Sheriff.

No longer can Okaloosa County afford para-military tyrant politicians to run the Sheriff's Office.

Sheridan is a member of Destiny Worship Center which has church campuses in Miramar Beach, Crestview and Freeport. He is a member of Mel & Mona Ponder’s Business Edge Florida and currently resides in Walton County, but will soon be moving to Okaloosa County where his businesses have been located since moving to Florida.

He enjoys fresh & salt water fishing, horses, hunting and the beach. Sheridan is a member of the Professional Association of Diving Instructors known as “PADI”, and is certified Scuba Diver with the following certifications: Open Water No. 0105200374 Advanced Diver No. 0107252842 Enriched NITROX Air Diver No. 0204539853

Sheridan is the proud and loving father of his 2 year old son, Joshua Caleb Lowrey; and will gladly give his life to protect your children, grandchildren, nephews and nieces.

He will protect family values in our community and by doing so, it will save many lives, ensure safety and restore peace to Okaloosa County. Sheridan will transform the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office from a reactive "law enforcement agency", into a proactive "CRIME PREVENTION AGENCY"....

As your Sheriff, he will draw a line in the sand to rid our community of drugs, child & sexual predators, thieves and murderers. It is unacceptable to only enforce the laws after our citizens have become victims of crimes! Sheridan will strive every day to PREVENT CRIME so that you will not have to needlessly become a victim!

Sheridan's campaign headquarters are located in his Okaloosa County based office at:

Sheridan Lowrey For Sheriff

4507 Furling Lane

Suite 214 at The Plaza

Destin, Florida 32541

Phone (850) 650-2353 ext. 102

eMail: SheridanForSheriff@gmail.com

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Florida’s First Judicial Circuit State Attorney, William “Bill” Eddins, Engaged In Unlawful Issuance of Bonuses Like Convicted Felon From Okaloosa County Sheriff Charlie Morris

Destin, FL | June 26, 2012--Okaloosa Sheriff candidate, Austin Sheridan Lowrey II, has just released information that his two-year long investigation into corruption of Okaloosa County has uncovered evidence that another elected official appears to have been engaged in unlawful misuse of taxpayer funds through a BONUS SCHEME just like the one Charlie Morris operated for years.

Sheridan Lowrey has provided a document which he claims is the March 18, 2010 court reporter’s transcription of sworn testimony of Investigator Randy B. Crowder, a criminal investigator with the First Judicial Circuit State Attorney Office, run by Bill Eddins. The transcript states that Inv. Crowder was assigned to investigate the criminal activity in the Okaloosa County Sheriff Office, including an illegal bonus scheme, a kickback scheme, money laundering, racketeering, and other crimes committed by the former sheriff, Charlie Morris, who is now serving a lengthy federal prison sentence after he plead guilty to the state and federal chargers against him.  READ MORE

 

Okaloosa County Sheriff Larry Ashley Bonus Scheme Participation Exposed by Republican Sheriff Candidate Sheridan Lowrey

DESTIN, FLORIDA May 28, 2012

Republican Candidate for Okaloosa County Sheriff, Austin Sheridan Lowrey II, exposed current Sheriff Larry Ashley’s participation in the Sheriff Office’s $1.4 million dollar bonus scheme that landed the former Okaloosa County Sheriff, Charlie Morris, in federal prison. Morris was arrested in February 2009 while inside a Las Vegas casino, for allegations of fraud, theft, money laundering, racketeering and public corruption.

On May 22, 2012, Sheridan Lowrey spoke to the Fort Walton Beach Tea Party and exposed Sheriff Ashley’s apparently willing participation in accepting $13,250 in taxpayer funded bonuses, which were then “GROSSED UP” to $20,924.62, so that the taxpayers would have to pay all of his income taxes, his social security, his Medicaid, ect….

Okaloosa sheriff’s office accounting records and other forensic financial audit reports obtained by Sheridan Lowrey, indicate that the then, Major Larry R. Ashley, was making almost $110,000 annually in late 2008 (including the bonuses he received for that calender year). According to a May 13th 2009, Northwest Florida Daily News report, Larry Ashley claims he began investigating “things” in the sheriff’s office in September 2008, including the bonus scheme; and conducted his unauthorized investigation of the sheriff’s office and former Sheriff Charlie Morris, after he heard about the bonuses and a sheriff’s office car & gas credit card being used by Morris’ mistress.

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Okaloosa County Sheriff Candidates, Sheridan Lowrey, Larry Ashley, Tony Taylor and Steven Mechel battle for Chief Executive Law Enforcement Officer race.

 

Fort Walton Beach, FL | June 19, 2012--The Republican candidates running for sheriff of Okaloosa County, Sheridan Lowrey, Tony Taylor, Larry Ashley and Steven Menchel, took the stage and went toe-to-toe in the Fort Walton Beach Municipal Auditorium vying for votes in the August 14, 2012 primary election. Many in the crowd this night were unaware that the office for Okaloosa County Sheriff, WILL NOT be decided in the 2012 November general election. That’s why it’s very important that everyone knows this will be a universal election for the office of sheriff, because there were no Democrats sheriff candidates, nor any Independent sheriff candidates that qualified for the 2012 Okaloosa sheriff election.

So, if YOU DO NOT VOTE in the Aug. 14 Okaloosa primary election, you will have no participation in selecting the next sheriff that we’ll need to clean up the corruption. Which ever of the four men gets the most votes, even by only one (1), will be sworn into office as Okaloosa County’s next sheriff, the following week.  CLICK HERE TO READ MORE

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Austin Sheridan Lowrey II at his first political debate for SHeriff of Okaloosa County Florida.

The first Sheriff Candidate debate forum of this 2012 Okaloosa Election cycle was held on April 23rd at the Niceville City Hall Chambers.  Political first-timer Austin Sheridan Lowrey took on incumbent Sheriff Larry Ashley, and two other candidates, retired Fort Walton Police officer Tony Taylor and retired U.S. Customs Officer, Steven Menchel.

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Republican Cowboy Candidate for Okaloosa County Sheriff, Sheridan Lowrey, Prays Over Child Whose Mother Remains Hospitalized In Critical Condition After Wreck That Claimed One Life

Republican Cowboy Candidate for Okaloosa County Sheriff, Austin Sheridan Lowrey II, prays over child at the Baker Florida Rodeo

 

BAKER, FLORIDA April 13, 2012

At the 23rd Annual Baker Florida Rodeo, Okaloosa County Republican candidate for Sheriff, Austin Sheridan Lowrey II, took the time to pray over a young man whose mother remains in critical condition after being involved in serious motor vehicle accident in Georgia. The accident claimed one life and the young boy's mother has been in intensive care at the Atlanta Medical Center since late March 25, 2012.

The accident occurred in Dahlonega, GA., on Georgia 400 at the intersection of Burnt Stand Road around 8:50PM. The child's mother and another passenger were air-lifted to the hospital. A 53-year-old female resident of Daholonega who was a passenger in one of the cars, died in the crash.

After learning of the accident, Sheridan asked the child if he knew who Jesus was. The child quickly replied "YES I do!" At that point, Sheridan Lowrey stopped campaigning, fell to his knees; and began to pray for this young boy, his mother, his father and his family. Though the two had just met for the first time, they united as Followers of Christ to declare and proclaim God's victory in bringing supernatural healing to his mother and the child's entire family.

Sheridan said; "It's not often tears come to this olde cowboy's eyes, but when it comes to God's little Angels, I can't help crying like a baby for the pains children suffer. When their heart hurts, my heart hurts."

A couple in Okaloosa County have been helping care for the child while his father remains at the Atlanta hospital.

If you would like to help this child's family overcome the unexpected financial hardships and emotional pains that they now face, please contact Amy Holt by calling (850) 269-2077 or sending an email to SheridanForSheriff@gmail.com

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Okaloosa County Republican Sheriff Candidate, Austin Sheridan Lowrey II, from Destin, Florida; supports www.ParentalRights.org

Austin Sheridan Lowrey II, Republican candidate for Sheriff of Okaloosa County, Florida, supports the constitutional amendment to protect Parental Rights. When passed, it will drastically reduce the number of children suffering Child Abuse, Child Neglect & Child Endangerment at the hands of both their abusers and the government. Please support this proposed amendment which serves as an essential Civil Rights and Crime Prevention measure.

The Florida Department of Children and Families, known as Florida DCF, has a well documented record of working with corrupt elements of Okaloosa County Law Enforcement and radical feminist activists & leaders of N.O.W., to harm our children and destroy our God fearing families and marriages. Make no mistake, if the "Family" is the building blocks of our society, then "Marriage" is the FOUNDATION of the FAMILY...

Psalm 11:3 ask "When the foundations are being destroyed, what can the righteous do?”...which it then answers in Psalm 11:4 - 7. It is Matthew 7:24-26 that describes what will happen if we do not build our FOUNDATIONS on solid ground.

When elected as Sheriff of Okaloosa County Florida, Sheridan Lowrey will rebuild the crumbling foundation of our community on unshakable & unstoppable conservative family values!

Please join us at www.SheridanForSheriff.com or "Like" us at www.Facebook.com/SheridanForSheriff to learn how YOU CAN STOP the destruction of our conservative family morals and the systematic abuse of our precious children. We need your vote in the 2012 Okaloosa County Election to protect our children!

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Republican Sheriff Candidate Sheridan Lowrey Meets Voters At Crestview's "Triple B" Main Street Festival.

Okaloosa Republican Candidate For Sheriff, Sheridan Lowrey, meets voters to obtain petition signatures at the Crestview Triple B Main Street Festival

March 24, 2012 CRESTVIEW FLORIDA

Republican Sheriff candidate, Austin Sheridan Lowrey II, meets voters and obtains petition signatures at the Crestview Triple B Main Street festival. The registered voters of Okaloosa County can simply sign a petition to allow Sheridan Lowrey to have his name added to the August 14, 2012 Republican Primary election ballot. If he can get 1,278 signed petitions, Sheridan will avoid having to pay an $8,000 filing fee.

If you are a registered Okaloosa County voter, either a Republican, a Democrat or an Independent, you can sign a petition for any candidate.

Sheridan said, "...because I only decided to run for office in mid February, I have an up hill battle to obtain the required number of petition; and that is why I need all voters to call me before April 30th if they want to reclaim God's blessings and conservative family values upon Okaloosa County. I need their help to simply sign a petition to allow a God-fearing conservative candidate to be placed on the ballot. Without the help of Okaloosa voters, I believe we will continue to see the intentional destruction of our families, conservative values and the right to protect our children."

He went on to say, "Make no mistake, there are individuals and organizations who have targeted Okaloosa County as the Bull's Eye, to kill, steal and destroy everything Christian conservatives hold dear; including our children!"

The last day for the sheriff's candidates to file their ballot petitions with the Okaloosa County Supervisor of Elections is noon, May 7th 2012.

If you would like to sign a ballot petition to have Sheridan Lowrey's name put on the August 14, 2012 Republican Primary election ballot, please call him at (850) 269-2077 or email him at SheridanForSheriff@gmail.com

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