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Final Century Town Council Meeting For Two Members
December 7, 2010
Monday night was the final meeting for two Century Town Council members. Sharon Scott did not seek re-election and will be replaced in January by Sandra McMurray Jackson. Henry Hawkins was defeated in a November runoff election by Jacke Johnston.
Hawkins did not attend Monday night’s meeting, but Scott took the opportunity to offer thanks for the opportunity to serve.
“I want to thank everybody for the encouraging words,” Scott said, as she shared a story about her son who is in the military that is quick to tell everyone that he meets that he is from Century, Florida. “It’s Century pride,” she said. “We are not from Pensacola; we are from Century, Florida.”
Scott said that her time on the council was not without disagreements.
“But I go to sleep at night, so I must have done something right…even Jesus Christ could not please everybody.”
Pictured top: Century Councilwoman Sharon Scott attended her final Century Town Council meeting Monday night. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
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5 Responses to “Final Century Town Council Meeting For Two Members”
Mrs. scott thank you for all you did for the town. We realize you can only do so much, but you did your part. I hope you will continue to be a part of the going ons. Good luck and God bless you.
Good luck with your future endevors!
Thanks you for your service to this community. I am sure Mrs Jackson will do a good job also. Great Job and good luck in your future endeavers. God Bless You!
Thank you for your service and thank you for not abusing the benevolence fund when you already had the assets in place!
You were an asset to not only the council but the town.I hope you stay involved in your town! Great Job!