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Final council meeting for two honors many on Marco

Marco City Council Chairman Rob Popoff honors his mother at the City Council meeting on Monday evening.

Photo by KELLY FARRELL, Staff

Marco City Council Chairman Rob Popoff honors his mother at the City Council meeting on Monday evening.

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  • Chairman Rob Popoff hugs his mom at his last City Council meeting Monday night after giving her a symbolic key to the city for the patience she taught him.
  • Marco Island attorney and Historical Society President Craig Woodward is given a key to the city by Council Chairman Rob Popoff.
  • Former City Councilwoman Terri DiSciullo is given a key to the city by Marco City Council Chairman Rob Popoff on Monday night.
  • Councilman Ted Forcht and his wife Jennifer Forcht take a trip down memory lane together as they watch a slide show of Forcht's years on council created by City Public Information Coordinator Lisa Douglass. Douglass said Forcht, who served during his last meeting Monday, will be remembered as a gentleman with some of the best tongue-in-cheek quotes.
  • Chairman Rob Popoff, accompanied by his family, watches a slide show of his time serving on city council during his last scheduled meeting on Monday evening.
  • Marco City Council Chairman Rob Popoff honors his mother at the City Council meeting on Monday evening.
  • Marco resident Marge Merklinghaus wanted to know if the ducks removed from Mackle Park by contractors hired by the city were still alive. City Manager Steve Thompson said several were euthanized and several are alive.

The final City Council meeting for Chairman Rob Popoff and Councilman Ted Forcht was a meeting of many proclamations and moments of appreciation to several individuals and organizations on Monday night.

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