We are happy to announce that Trinity Miller has accepted position of the Scout/Assistant Coach for the FSI VULTURES FC. “Having coached soccer in Palm Beach County for over 25 years, there are a lot of extremely talented local players that I would love to take to the next level” said Trinity. The FSI VULTURES FC have their first match on Sunday, September 9^th.

FSI VULTURES FC

First practice/tryout: Tuesday August 28 2018 6-8 pm Futsal & Weights @ 4107 Pinewood Avenue, West Palm Beach 33407

Gentlemen, its that time of the year again. We will be playing regular Spring season games at end of February and Fall season at the end of August. Season should go on for about 4 months and we will take few Sundays off to observe the usual holidays. Ester Sunday and  Memorial Day during the Spring season. Labor Day and Thanksgiving during the Fall season.  Look for schedule and club updates on our website at www.lastdreamsoccer.com. You can download the copy of FORMS just in case you don’t have it. You can do it in advance or before the game. Just keep in mind, unregistered players will NOT take part in officially sanctioned last Dream games until registration is completed.

Another season of soccer for members of Last Dream Soccer Club is upon us. We are thrilled to have you as club members! A lot has been happening at Last Dream! New teams have been formed; old teams have new faces and/or new coaches. Our facilities have received some much needed TLC and many of our club members have been hard at work making things happen for the season openers! Thank you to everyone who has been involved in some way! We want to keep the lines of communication open to not only our club members, but the community, as well. We have a lot of great things happening at Last Dream Soccer Club and we want to share that with whoever will listen! In our website will share team information, club happenings and important information regarding Last Dream Soccer Club and anything else we think our club members would like to see. Please feel free to share your ideas with us! We are adding a large number of new members to the Last Dream Soccer Club every year! We are very proud to be a part of Last Dream Soccer Club and we hope you are too! Help us to continue making us a great place for all of our members to play soccer. We are a family and we can’t do it without you! Good luck on a great season!!! GO Last Dream Soccer!!!

Republican U.S. Congress District 18

A True American • A True Conservative Working For The Working People

Mark is a physician and retired lieutenant commander in the Naval Reserve. He’s a doctor who has decided to throw his hat into the race to represent Florida’s 18th Congressional District to run for the U.S. Senate. He’s self-financing his campaign and is strongly conservative. He also seems to see American politics as not just a battle between ideologies, but also between different groups of Americans divided along demographic lines.

This coming Sunday June 3rd  future US Congressman Mark Freeman will break bread with us.  Come say hello and enjoy all the festivities!!!

The Last Dream Soccer Club of Royal Palm Beach held its weekly soccer gathering on Sunday, at Seminole Palms Park in Royal Palm Beach. Players enjoyed a sunny day of game play and also welcomed a special visitor, Dr. Mark Freeman, a Republican who is running for U.S. Congress in District 18. Freeman will shared with club members his vision for America. To learn more about Freeman’s campaign, visit https://votemarkfreeman.com. For more information about the Last Dream Soccer Club, visit www.lastdreamsoccer.com.

The 2018 United States House of Representatives elections will be held on November 6, 2018. Elections will be held to elect representatives from all 435 congressional districts across each of the 50 U.S. states.

MARK’s FREEMAN Platforms

Economy – Keep taxes and spending low. Historically, tax cuts have stimulated growth and led to increased government revenue. Social Security COLA increase.
Free but fair trade – Focus should be on China. China can be good trading partner, but China must respect international law, specifically in regard to patent and trademark infringement

Carbon Emissions – The science here is bad. Recent science says only 1/3 of problem is carbon emissions while over 50% is from soap and shampoo and aerosols.

Water/Environment – We need to fix the Lake Okeechobee dike and increase the capacity of Lake Okeechobee. For sea level rise, we need good water management, reservoirs/cleaning and pump stations.

It looks like once again I have to be the bearer of bad news. Gabriel’s PET (positron emission tomography) scan came back positive. The masses and fluid in his lungs came back. I want to thank everyone who helped to support Gabriel Siva’s GoFundMe complain in the past. But, we are done yet.
About 6 months ago he was diagnosed with acute Lymphoblastic Lymphoma. He completed his 8th chemo therapy about a month ago. But, it looks like remission didn’t last very long. Few days ago Gabe experienced a shortness of breath and when back to the hospital for tests. The results are not what we were looking for, cancer came back.

This time around Gabe will need a more aggressive treatment. He will be going to Tampa for perhaps 3 months, possibly even longer. The plan is calling for two aggressive chemo therapies with more advanced drugs every two weeks and once cancer goes in to remission he will be doing a BMT. A bone marrow transplant is a treatment that replaces unhealthy marrow with a healthy one. It’s also called a blood or marrow transplant. Bone marrow is a soft, sponge-like tissue in the center of most bones. It produces white blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets. But, before transplant, he will get chemo chemotherapy with or without radiation to destroy the diseased blood-forming cells and marrow. Then, healthy cells are given to Gabe, the procedure is not surgery. The new cells go into his bloodstream through an intravenous (IV) line. It’s just like getting blood or medicine through an IV. The cells find their way into marrow, where they grow and start to make healthy red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets.

People, he will need lots of good energy and good vibes. We all hope that he will overcome this scary disease very soon. Gabriel will have to stay in Tampa for a prolong period of time. He and his family will have to travel back and forth and that take money, a lot of money. Keep in mind, all of this time he hasn’t been work. Therefore, if you can find in your heart to help him and his family in this time of need will be greatly appreciated. Please, believe me anything you can do will help. I will resurrect the GoFundMe page and will schedule a fundraising campaign at the Last Dream Park. Thanks again and god bless.

https://www.gofundme.com/dashboard-fundraising-campaign-for-gabriel

Letter from Gabriel Silva

I will like to express my deepest gratitude to every one of the members of Last Dream Soccer. The last two months have been a roller-coaster of emotions since the diagnosis of my Lymphoblastic Leukemia. The emotional and financial support of all of you, my friends have been more than I have ever expected. Me and my family will always be thankful for such compassion in this time of our lives.

I don’t know what the future holds for us, only God knows, But I promise to pay it forward one day. I will like to give a special thanks to Dimitri, Mauricio, George, Mr. Miller, Carlos, Pica, Osmin, Willie, Joe, Colombo, Geneva and Sammy for going above and beyond to help me. It’s an honor to be a member of such a great community of players and friends. Thank you all from the bottom of my heart,

God Bless,
Gabriel
Ps. I’ll be back soon in the field, good luck trying to catch me……

Pinto was first elected to the council in 2003. He recalled how he was encouraged to seek the open seat at the time, winning a four-way race. He believes his Wall Street experience has served him and the village in business decisions made during his time on the council, and since he was elected mayor two years ago.

His greatest concern lies with the safety of residents.

“We talk about quality of life. The key component to a high quality of life is people want to feel safe,” Pinto said. “They want to feel like their children are safe. They want to feel their parents, their grandparents are safe. Everybody wants a safe environment.”

Pinto is confident in the work he, the other council members and village staff have put in to bring safety to the village, stressing that the crime statistics decrease with each passing year.