1. Kim Crane Hammond was an American judge and professional football player.
24 Facts About Kim Hammond
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Kim Hammond played as a quarterback in the American Football League.
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Kim Hammond's father worked for Pan American Airways as a flight supervisor.
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Kim Hammond attended Melbourne High School where he was an outstanding athlete, lettering in football, basketball and baseball.
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Kim Hammond was close friends with former US Senator and Administrator of NASA Bill Nelson, whom he called "Billy".
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Kim Hammond played in the 1967 Senior Bowl and was named MVP.
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Kim Hammond was a second-team All-American quarterback in his senior year and finished fifth in Heisman Trophy voting.
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In 1997, Kim Hammond was inducted into the Gator Bowl Hall of Fame for his performance in the 1967 postseason game against Penn State.
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Kim Hammond was invited to play in the 1968 Senior Bowl where he earned the Most Valuable Player honor.
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Kim Hammond played in six games in his short professional career, completing 15 of 32 passes for 147 total yards, no touchdowns, and two interceptions.
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Kim Hammond was on the roster of the World Football League's Jacksonville Sharks in 1974.
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Kim Hammond did not attempt a pass for the Sharks, and he was sacked twice for a net loss of 15 yards.
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Kim Hammond graduated from FSU with a bachelor's degree in Business Management and immediately enrolled in the FSU College of Law.
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When Judge Melvin Orfinger was appointed to the Florida Fifth District Court of Appeal, Kim Hammond requested the Flagler position.
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Kim Hammond helped establish the Flagler County's first drug court and was the Administrative Judge for Flagler County.
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Judge Kim Hammond was a frequent program instructor for many years.
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Judge Kim Hammond was highly respected by the community, law enforcement, courthouse staff and fellow judges.
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Kim Hammond had a calm demeanor and the manners of a true Southern gentleman.
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Kim Hammond was the ultimate statesman and was revered by his colleagues on the bench.
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Kim Hammond practiced and played often, especially when longtime employees retired.
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Kim Hammond remained a diehard FSU fan throughout his life, serving on the board of the Seminole Boosters and the FSU Alumni Association.
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Kim Hammond and his family attended the First Presbyterian Church of Daytona Beach where he was a Deacon and Elder.
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Kim Hammond met his future wife at FSU and married the former Jan Dunn in 1968 at Daytona Beach.
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Kim Hammond especially enjoyed family and their trips to the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina.