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A Rollins College librarian by day, Dorothy Mays, 47, transforms into an award-winning writer at night.
Donny Aldarelli, 28, educates and entertains audiences at Gatorland, while keeping a sharp eye on his reptilian performers.
Christmastime is year-round for Cindi DeYoung, 42, senior director of floral and holiday for Greenery Productions.
Retired Maj. Gen. John C. Raaen Jr., 91, lived through the hell of D-Day—and penned a soldier’s story about it.
John Pyles, 50, of Orlando, has crafted a career out of living the still life.
Maria Wood, 38, and her slithery companions educate and delight audiences of all ages.
Joe Rimer, 48, keeps cool by creating life-like sculptures made from giant blocks of ice.
For 15 years, Lloyd Lightsey, 52, has had a blast lighting up the night sky.
Ethan Anderson, 24, communes with the animals as a Central Florida Zoo hoof stock keeper.
HEATHER WILL-BROWNE, 59, likes to get her hands dirty when bringing Epcot’s International Flower & Garden Festival to life.
As the owner of Hung’s Custom Tailor Shop, Jenny Smith, 52, is living her dream.
From his bicycle seat, Rydes Pedicab Co. owner Luke McHenry, 33, has a unique perspective of Orlando at night.
As a modern-day Willy Wonka, Edgar Schaked, 41, is living the sweet life.
For Jeff Thompson, 53, owner of Thompson Aire near Kissimmee, it’s always time to rise and shine.
Suspira Tiouat, 39, teaches women to embrace their inner goddess with every hip hit and shimmy.
Stuart Fullerton, 72, is the colorful keeper of UCF’s Bug Closet, home to nearly half a million dearly departed specimens.
For Jason Miller, 28, following the Lego brick road led to a dream job at Legoland Florida.
When Orlando Health’s Karen Thurmond, 47, takes to the air, saving lives is the mission.
When SETH PETRUZELLI, 32, says he’s fighting for his very survival, he’s being brutally honest.
When MELISSA DAWN, 30, transforms into Mermaid Melissa, she will take your breath away.
DAVE HANSON, 48, lives the high life and considers it good, clean fun.
Honestly, it’s a tough job selling cars. Just ask Ian Riding.
For Englishman Anthony Pulis, 27, Orlando is a land of opportunity and cheerful people.
West Orange senior BRYCE CRAMER, 17, earns his fair share of awards showing off steers.