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Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Home » Representatives » James C. "Jim" Frishe 
 
Representative James C. "Jim" Frishe 
District 54

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Biographical Information
City of Residence:
St. Petersburg
Occupation:
Licensed Real Estate Broker
Child(ren):
William C. Frishe, Katherine F. Wehland, Erica M. Frishe
Grandchild(ren):
Gavin M. Wehland
Education:
Andrew College, A.A., 1969; University of Florida, B.A., 1971
Born:
April 6, 1949, Potsdam, NY
History:
Frederick Frishe of Louisville, Kentucky served as member of the 1860 Republican Presidential Nominating Convention, which nominated Abraham Lincoln.
Moved to Florida:
1956
Religious Affiliation:
Episcopal
Recreational Interest:
growing roses

Legislative Service
House of Representatives 1984-1990
Elected to the House in 2006, reelected subsequently
Majority Deputy Whip 2008-2010
Pinellas County Delegation Vice Chairman 2009-2010, Chairman 1989, Co-chairman 1988

Other Public Service
Pinellas County Republican Executive Committee 1978-present
Florida Federation of Young Republicans, State Chairman 1987-1989
Pinellas Park Board of Adjustment 1984

Affiliations
Bluffs Business Association
Christmas in Pinellas Park, past Member
Clearwater Historical Society
Clearwater Regional Chamber of Commerce
Leadership St. Petersburg, Graduate
Pinellas County Fair, past Associate
Pinellas County Historical Society
Pinellas County Republican Executive Committee, Member
Pinellas Emergency Mental Health Services
Pinellas Park Boys Club, past Board of Managers
St. Petersburg Jaycees, past Member

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