PLEASE CALL FLORIDA SENATORS

The following post is from Fight4Terri by Cheryl Ford, Registered Nurse and patient advocate.

The following Florida Senators may not be giving favorable consideration to SB 2128 (the companion now to HB 701).

If you can, please hit the phone lines. If you can email, please do.

This is to be considered in both chambers today in Florida. We need your help. I've been asked to relay that the best use of language is something very concise and brief, such as "Pass a law that is constitutional, good public policy and that will protect the interests of Florida's disabled and elderly."

Nancy Argenziano (R) argenziano.nancy.web@flsenate.gov
(850) 487-5017 Rm 311

"Mike" Michael S. Bennett (R) bennett.mike.web@flsenate.gov (850) 487-5078 Rm 216 (senate office building)

She might be willing?

Maybe Larcenia J. Bullard (D) bullard.larcenia.web@flsenate.gov (850) 487-5127 Rm 218

Lisa Carlton (R) carlton.lisa.web@flsenate.gov (850) 4875081 Rm 412

Alex Diaz de la Portilla portilla.alex.web@flsenate.gov (850) 487-5109 Rm 314

Paula Dockery dockery.paula.web@flsenate.gov (850) 487-5040 Rm 326

Friend of Jim King probably will go the same way

Dennis L. Jones jones.dennis.web@flsenate.gov (850) 487-5065 Rm 222

"King" James E. King king.james.web@flsenate.gov (850) 487-5368 Rm 416

Evelyn J. Lynn lynn.evelyn.web@flsenate.gov (850) 487-5033 Rm 324

Burt L. Saunders saunders.burt.web@flsenate.gov (850) 487-5124 Rm 418

Alex J. Villalobos villalobos.alex.web@flsenate.gov (850) 487-5130 Rm 330

Skip Campbell 850-487-5094 campbell.walter.web@flsenate.gov

JD Alexander 850-487-5044 alexander.jd.web@flsenate.gov

Tony Hill 850-487-5024 hill.anthony.web@flsenate.gov

Les Miller 850-487-5059 miller.lesley.web@flsenate.gov

Al Lawson 850-487-5004 lawson.alfred.web@flsenate.gov

Burt Saunders 850-487-5124 saunders.burt.web@flsenate.gov

Ken Pruitt 850-487-5088 ken.web@flsenate.gov

Rod Smith 850-487-5020 smith.rod.web@flsenate.gov
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