Brevard Republicans Lincoln/Reagan Dinner to feature Senators Tim Scott and Rick Scott

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Brevard Republicans Lincoln/Reagan Dinner to feature Senators Tim Scott and Rick Scott

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June 11, 2021

By Robert Burns

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Brevard Republican Party Chair Ricky Lacey announced the 2021 Lincoln/Reagan Dinner will feature U.S. Senator Tim Scott as the Honored Keynote Speaker. U.S. Senator Rick Scott will also be a Special Guest Speaker.

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The event will be hosted at the Space Coast Convention Center in Cocoa, FL on June 24, 2021 starting at 7:30pm.

Congressman Bill Posey with Brevard Republican Party’s Precinct Committee Woman of the Month and Parliamentarian Marcie Adkins, Brevard Republicans Party Vice Chair Cheryl Roberts, Chair Rick Lacey, and District 52 Florida State Representative Tyler Sirois at this weeks BREC monthly meeting.

There will be a special VIP Chairman’s Reception with the Senators prior to the dinner where attendees have an opportunity to meet them one on one.

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EVENT DEADLINES:
June 16^th for camera ready ads and payment.
June 18^thTable Sponsorships with payment and 10 guests’ names.
June 21st last day to purchase Dinner seats (unless sold out prior to June 21st).

Sign-up early for a table of ten at the reduced price of $1000 (regular price $1,250). Names of the ten guests and payment due June 18th. After June 18th all seats are $125.

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They are also collecting advertisements to be included in our beautiful full sized glossy color souvenir journal program. Deadline for ad art and payment is June 16th. For info and pricing click: 2021 Advertising Contract

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