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Dr. Federico Martinez for March Meeting

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Federico Martinez M.D. is a United States of America licensed Medical Doctor in the State of Florida originally from Lima-Peru who graduated from Cayetano Heredia Peruvian University Medical School where he earned his Medical and Surgeon degree.

He completed his post-graduate training in Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine at Nassau County Medical Center at the New York State University, Stony Brook New York where he was also elected Chief resident of his program.

He has been a Clinical Professor of Medicine at Nova Southeastern University in Florida and has been in active practice in both hospital and medical office setting for over 35 years.

He is currently the Medical Director of Healthpark Medical Center, President of San Ignacio University in Miami, Florida and also a member of the Board of Directors Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola in Lima-Peru.

Dr. Martinez actively participates in nationwide training programs with special emphasis on Functional and Preventive Medicine, Anti-aging therapies and Aesthetics procedures holding a variety of certifications.

His areas of expertise include prevention and treatment of chronic medical conditions with a Functional Medicine approach, Bio-identical Hormone Replacement, Weight Loss program for children and adults, Detoxification, Intravenous Nutritional Therapy, Immune system support, Vitamins and Nutritional supplementation, Stem Cell therapies as well as non-surgical bio-medical procedures such as Platelet Rich Plasma, Radiofrequency, Laser therapies among others.

School Board Member Gloria Branch for February Meeting

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A native Floridian and resident of Boca Raton since 1983, Gloria Branch has been involved with the Palm Beach County School District for 40 years. Ms. Branch attended Boca Raton Community High School then went on to earn a bachelor’s degree in Finance from Florida Atlantic University.

She is the past Chair of the FAU National Alumni Board of Directors, a past board member of the FAU Foundation Board of Directors, as well as the Fuller Center for underprivileged children. She has also been involved with numerous non-profit organizations over the past 35 years.

Ms. Branch had a career in banking, business development, and project management that spanned more than 35 years. Most recently, she worked as a substitute teacher for two years gaining valuable knowledge from being in the classroom almost every day. She served on the Spanish River Community High School PTSA Board and SAC Committee.

Ms. Branch is focused on ensuring fiscal responsibility in the District in addition to ensuring that all kids can read, write, and count, getting back to the basic fundamentals. Her other areas of focus include K-12 education preparing students for life through college preparatory classes and/or career academies for workplace readiness programs, as well as the safety and security of our schools.

Commissioner Sara Baxter to Highlight January Meeting

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District 6 Commissioner Sara Baxter was born at Good Samaritan Hospital and is a second-generation local. She is happily married to Brian and a proud mother of three boys, Sara has always found her heart anchored in her faith. She now resides with her family in the Acreage.

In her early career, Sara worked as a Certified Retinal Angiographer at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute. However, a new path opened up in 2011 when she and her husband, a BMW Master Technician, started an auto repair business. As she nurtured the growth of their business, Sara also pursued higher education, she graduated from Palm Beach State College with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. After more than a decade of dedication and hard work, the couple was able to purchase their own building and operates a successful business known as Foreign Auto Specialists.

The difficult process of establishing their business inspired Sara to run for office. Determined to streamline county procedures for other entrepreneurs, she also committed herself to actively support small businesses. She firmly believes that small businesses are the backbone of our economy and nurturing an environment that promotes their growth is essential for Palm Beach County’s future.

Since her tenure as a Commissioner, Sara has channeled her efforts into reducing red tape that stops people from realizing their full potential. She has actively worked on eliminating unnecessary regulations, staunchly supporting our law enforcement officers, enhancing road conditions, and fixing traffic issues in western Palm Beach County. As a small business owner herself, Sara prioritizes empowering her community members with the tools they need to succeed. She’s committed to fostering an environment that encourages personal and economic growth, making Palm Beach County a place where everyone can thrive.​

Michelle Terris and Siggy Flicker of JEXIT on October 28th

JEXIT believes that American Jews can no longer blindly vote Democrat. Founded in 2018, JEXIT stands for Jews Exiting the Democrat Party. Our mission is to help educate and encourage Jews to understand that the Democrat party has abandoned them and Israel.

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An accomplished executive in both the corporate and nonprofit worlds, Michelle Terris saw a need in the community to educate Jews on the drastic and alarming changes happening within the Democrat Party. Inspired by Ivanka Trump’s Women’s Global Development and Prosperity Initiative, Michelle co-founded The Trump Towel, where proceeds go to Gold Star families for their service to our country. She was co-chair for the Jews for Trump Coalition during the 2016 elections, founded JEXIT in 2018, and rallied on Capitol Hill against antisemitism.

Israeli born and the daughter of a Holocaust survivor, Siggy Flicker is a staunch supporter of Judeo-Christian values and known for her passion for the Jewish community and Israel. Outspoken and fearless, the “Real Housewives of New Jersey” star stands up for those who don’t have a voice. She supports organizations combating the rise in anti-Semitism around the world, as well as the survival of Israel and condemning anti-Zionism. Team #JEXIT is incredibly blessed to have this extraordinary woman as the face of our movement.

Aspects of Human Trafficking with Ferrel Brown

One of the problems exacerbated by four years of Biden’s open borders is the proliferation of human trafficking. For some understanding of this insidious business and what can be done about it

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As the Executive Director of Street Grace in Florida, a leading nonprofit organization committed to combating human trafficking, Ferrell Brown brings extensive experience in both nonprofit and business leadership. Most recently, he led a department tasked with funding millions of dollars in projects in collaboration with nonprofit partners. Through this role, Ferrell has developed a deep passion and burden for addressing the critical issue of human trafficking in our society.

Throughout his career, Ferrell has successfully guided large, diverse teams, drawing on his strengths in leadership, team building, and delivering exceptional service. Ferrell’s achievements include international ministry projects – building orphanages, organizing largescale outdoor gatherings, and establishing service and medical facilities for underserved communities – and managing profitable business ventures.

Ferrell’s background also includes pastoral leadership in multiple American churches, where he has had the honor of supporting and nurturing communities. Personally, he is blessed with a wonderful wife of nearly 30 years and a 15-year-old son; together, they enjoy the beach, pool days, and roller coasters. Outside of family and work, Ferrell is passionate about Georgia Bulldogs football and piloting his V Tail Bonanza

Representative Anne Gerwig Highlights June Lunch

The 60-day session has passed without the budget (so far). It was an amazing experience for me, along with the other “Freshmen” legislators. We have heard that no sessions are mundane but this one surely meets the status of “supernatural.” I have learned so much and vow to be even more effective come January of 2026.

We were able to get 2 bills across the finish line, which is pretty good considering the climate in Tallahassee. Speaking of the climate, we did have a real snow day! I was packed up and ready to drive up when I received notice that the week’s events were canceled. When I did return the following Sunday, there was still snow on the rooftops!

Our first bill that passed established a state-wide Fentanyl Awareness and Education Day. Florida will match the National Day of Awareness on August 21st. Localities are encouraged to meet and discuss the dangers and the loss of life due to this devastating problem.

The second bill allows school districts to remain compliant with the required later start times by filing a detailed report with the Department of Education.

It is my sincere honor to serve District 93 and to work together with all local and state agencies to ensure the best value for your tax dollars and the best quality of life for all of us here in Palm Beach County District 93.

Session Review with Representative Anne Gerwig

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Representative Anne Gerwig represents District 93 in the Florida House of Representatives which serves part of Palm Beach County, consisting of Wellington, parts of Greenacres and a small portion of Royal Palm Beach. She has lived in Palm Beach County for 55 years total, spending the past 34 with her husband in Wellington. They have three children and three perfect grandchildren.

First elected in 2024 and just finishing her first legislative session in Tallahasse, her extensive community involvement includes 14 years in local government – six as a councilwoman and eight as mayor, as well as past presidency of Palm Beach County League of Cities and board membership of the Florida League of Cities.

Red White and Blue BBQ June 14th

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Lawfare – Rogue Judges and National Injunctions with Professor James Todd

Recently, the Supreme Court heard arguments regarding the ending of birthright citizenship, and more broadly, the legality of country-wide injunctions and restraining orders from federal district judges. For some thoughts on this and other aspects of the current lawfare by the left

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Dr. James Todd joined the Palm Beach Atlantic faculty in 2015, and is currently the Academic Affairs Director for the LeMieux Center for Public Policy. He specializes in American governmental institutions and constitutional law. Dr. Todd serves as an academic advisor to the pre-law students at PBA and directs the PBA Mock Trial team, which he founded in 2016. Dr. Todd teaches the subjects of American government and politics, constitutional law, political science research methods, the Freedom in American Society course, and courses in the humanities sequence. He won the 2023 Charles and Hazel Corts Award for Outstanding Teaching.

Dr. Todd’s research and writing focus on the Supreme Court’s influence on American society. His research has appeared in the Journal of Law and Courts and the Journal of Supreme Court History. He regularly gives public talks and media commentary about the Constitution, the Supreme Court, and American politics in the West Palm Beach area.

Dr. Todd received a Ph.D. in political science and a J.D. degree, both from the University of Alabama. Prior to his academic appointment, he was a practicing attorney for 10 years.

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