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BOCC Dist. 2 – Carolyn Corum

Written by: October 01 2010
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Name: Carolyn Corum Age: 52How long living in Indian River County: 36 years Place of Birth: New York moved to Florida at age 12Occupation: Independent environmental realtor (do not develop more residential land because that killed our economy, I have so much knowledge)Marital/Family Status: Married 26 years / 2 children: Lynn 23, Bradley 19

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