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“Make it Right (In the Gulf of Mexico)” [HQ]
Inspired by the heartfelt dedication and tenaciousness of Plaquemines Parrish President Billy Nungesser in response to the Gulf Oil Disaster!!

Recorded at Full Wave Sound Studios – Dunedin, Florida
Owner – Tom Brooks
Audio Engineer – Sean Torres
Assistant Engineer – Mark Spence
Drums – Angelo Collura
Guitar – Steve Grisham
Background Vocals – J-Rock
Bass Guitar & Lead Vocals – Charlie Souza
Photography – Valerie Samuels Grisham
Lyrics & Music Written and Produced by Charlie Souza
Cover art – Ray Rolston

“Out of the need for musical therapy during the dark days of the Gulf Oil Crisis, this song helped express some of what we were all feeling. We are hoping that this music will help others make it through the shock of the disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. Peace, Charlie Souza ” (Board of Directors, Florida Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame)

In association with http://www.FloridaMusiciansHallofFame.com/Length:3:51

Artist Ray Rolston- Tropical Paintings from Key West, Florida  http://www.rayrolston.com

http://www.yourobserver.com/news/east-county/Front-Page/081120107507/Resident-spearheads-oil-spill-cleanup-training

The training class for August 16th on Marco Island has been canceled.

If anyone registered for the class up until today, can you please re-register. Our form was not providing us with those who did register.

Our second HAZWOPER 40 plus 8 hour refresher or supervisor certification on the 4th day. Class is being held on August 16th to 19th. All participants must register on this site under the registration tab.

We will max out at 125 students so please register early.

The class cost is $250 for the 4 days and includes lunch. Each day the class will start at 8AM until 6PM. Please bring a highlighter and tablet for any notes.

TAILGATORS RESTAURANT 1819 SAN MARCO ROADMARCO ISLAND, FLORIDA 34145

Online payments through PayPal will be available on August 7 and cash or check on the day of the class.

The Florida Organization Inc. has been established for the clean up of the Florida coast. DUE TO THE BP OFF SHORE OIL DISASTER. WE WORK TO PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT, INDIGENOUS WILDLIFE AND OUR WAY OF LIFE.

Members of the Board of the Directors include Denise Kleiner, Barry Newman, Charlie Souza and Charlie Ball.
Each one brings special talents to this organization.

Denise Kleiner is the founder of this grass roots organization. Her day job she works as an investment adviser and planner for Ameriprise Financial. Her vision is to bring together the talent, passion and experience of the team to work more efficiently with solutions for the Gulf clean up. She is the glue that bonds.

Barry Newman brings the soul to our endeavor. He is a concert producer and he ideas just flow from him. Many of us know him from his song titled “Sixteen Candles” that he performed with the Crests. Because of his background as a recording artist, he will produce the fund raising concerts. He brings many contacts and much experience to our team.

Charlie Souza resides in St. Petersburg and is a Florida Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, who presently performs with the New Rascals. He is producing a song that sings the message about the way he feels regarding cleaning up the Gulf. Souza is the heart of our group and his love for pelicans inspired him to get involved.

Charles Ball is the legal brain and will set our course. He helps us navigate the appropriate channels. He has a special connection to the sea and has traveled many miles of the Gulf, Caribbean and Atlantic Basin in a boat that he engineered and built with his own two hands. He is a native Floridian and his giving back in this way is fate.

At 8 AM Friday July 16 the first four day training for the HAZWOPER 40 and 50 will be held at the Fort Myers Beach Town Hall. The City Council approved the use of Council Chambers for the training. The staff of Fort Myers Beach Public works and other employees will get the training they need just in case. Others will be attending the class and will be coming from all over Florida. The class is $250 for the H40 Worker and $295 for the H50 Supervisor. The class will give certificates that will enable them to work and protect if needed.

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