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Good Luck Team USA!
With the 2012 Olympic Games already underway in London, my wife Jeanette and I would like to congratulate the members of the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team on qualifying to represent our country. Each athlete’s dedication and perseverance throughout training is a source of inspiration and pride for all Americans.
On behalf of the entire state of Florida, we would also like to send a special congratulations to the members of Team USA who grew up in Florida and those who now call Florida home. Hailing from all over our state, these athletes entered the games having already touched our hearts with their life stories and contributions to our communities. We look forward to watching our fellow Floridians as they chase their Olympic dreams. I’m sure they will continue to inspire during the games and beyond.
Best of luck to Team USA as they continue their quest for gold.
Floridians on the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team
Foluke Akinradewo, Volleyball
Elizabeth Beisel, Swimming
Laura Bennett, Triathlon
T’erea Brown, Track
Bob Bryan, Tennis
Mike Bryan, Tennis
Chris Colwill, Diving
Phil Dalhausser, Beach Volleyball
Jeff Demps, Track
Conor Dwyer, Swimming
Brian Faith, Sailing
Hyleas Fountain, Heptathlon
Sylvia Fowles, Basketball
Jared Frayer, Wrestling
Justin Gatlin, Track
Tyson Gay, Track
Ryan Harrison, Tennis
Charlie Houchin, Swimming
Manuel Huerta, Triathlon
John Isner, Tennis
LeBron James, Basketball
Lacy Janson, Pole Vault
Terrence Jennings, Taekwondo
Hunter Kemper, Triathlon
Tina Konyot, Equestrian
Ariana Kukors, Swimming
Danell Leyva, Gymnastics
Sarah Lihan, Sailing
Ryan Lochte, Swimming
Tianna Madison, Track
Misty May-Treanor, Beach Volleyball
Paige McPherson, Taekwondo
Tony McQuay, Track
Mark Mendelblatt, Sailing
LaShawn Merritt, Track
Emil Milev, Shooting
Maurice Mitchell, Track
Trevor Moore, Sailing
Karen O’Connor, Equestrian
Robin Prendes, Rowing
Paige Railey, Sailing
Zach Railey, Sailing
Christian Taylor, Triple Jump
Dee Dee Trotter, Track
Anna Tunnicliffe, Sailing
Peter Vanderkaay, Swimming
Brittany Viola, Diving
Kellie Wells, Track
Serena Williams, Tennis
Venus Williams, Tennis
Lauryn Williams, Track