File:Unveiling of the Senate President Mike Haridopolos' portrait in Tallahassee, Florida.jpg

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Family members gathered around the portrait (L-R): daughter Alexis, son Hayden, wife Stephanie Haridopolos M.D., Senator Mike Haridopolos, daughter Reagan, President Haridopolos' parents Georgia and Ernie. Note in the background at the left in Burgundy Suit Debbie Brown, Secretary of the Senate. At the dais is President Pro Tempore Senator Don Gaetz. Accompanying note: "It is tradition that when a Senate President leaves office his or her portrait is unveiled in front of the body of the membership."

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Description	Family members gathered around the portrait (L-R): daughter Alexis, son Hayden, wife Stephanie Haridopolos M.D., Senator Mike Haridopolos, daughter Reagan, President Haridopolos' parents Georgia and Ernie. Note in the background at the left in Burgundy Suit Debbie Brown, Secretary of the Senate. At the dais is President Pro Tempore Senator Don Gaetz. Accompanying note: "It is tradition that when a Senate President leaves office his or her portrait is unveiled in front of the body of the membership."
Date	8 March 2012
Source	https://www.floridamemory.com/items/show/245708
Author	Jarmon, Darryl

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