Richard R. Modine Jr. recounts his childhood on his family’s seven-thousand-acre ranch near Fort Pierce, describing daily life, cattle work, and the traditions of the local ranching community. He reflects on his family heritage, his experiences in scouting and sports, and his later work in Florida politics, including collaborations with leaders such as Ralph Haben and Bob Graham. Modine offers observations on environmental change, urban development, and the decline of agriculture in St. Lucie County, expressing a lasting appreciation for Florida’s rural landscapes and cultural history
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