Larry R. Bedore Wednesday, September 01, 2010 Curriculum Vitae Page 1

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1 Curriculum Vitae Page 1 Larry R. Bedore 2600 SW Williston Road, #1001 Gainesville, Fl (Cellular) bedore@pathology.ufl.edu Commander FEMORS, and Director of Investigations Office of the Medical Examiner District Eight 606 SW 3 rd Ave., Gainesville, FL Office , Fax Education: 1971 Bachelor of Arts Degree, Biology, Franciscan University of Steubenville (formerly College of Steubenville) Steubenville, Ohio 1981 Master of Science Degree, Criminal Justice, Nova University, Ft. Lauderdale, Professional Experience: Director of Investigations, Office of the Medical Examiner District Eight, Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Dixie, Gilchrest, Levy, and Union Counties, Director of Operations, Office of the Medical Examiner District Five, Citrus, Hernando, Lake, Marion, and Sumter Counties, Director of Operations, Office of the Medical Examiner District Six, Pinellas and Pasco Counties,, and Director of Operations, Pinellas County Forensic Laboratory Chief Investigator, Office of the Medical Examiner District Six, Pinellas and Pasco Counties, Crime Laboratory Analyst Supervisor, Crime Scene & Serology Sections, Tampa Regional Crime Laboratory, Department of Law Enforcement Crime Laboratory Analyst, Crime Scene Section, Tampa Regional Crime Laboratory, Department of Law Enforcement Police Officer/Crime Scene Technician, Dunedin Police Department, Dunedin, Police Officer, Nassau County Police Department, Mineola, New York Controlled Substance Production Supervisor, Natcon Co., Plainview, New York Controlled Substance Production Supervisor, E. Fougera & Co., Hicksville, New York Disaster Response Experience: 2010 Federal DMORT (Disaster Mortuary Operations Response Team) to Miami Family Assistance Center for Haiti Earthquake, January to March Federal DMORT (Disaster Mortuary Operations Response Team) Activation to Hurricane Katrina in Mississippi, served as Planning Chief August to November; Responded to Baton Rouge, Louisiana for two week rotation at the FIND Family Assistance Center FEMORS Activation to Hurricanes Charlie and Ivan, served as Commander Commander, Emergency Mortuary Operations Response System (FEMORS), William R. Maples Center for Forensic Medicine, College of Medicine, University of, Gainesville, Federal DMORT (Disaster Mortuary Operations Response Team) Activation to World Trade Center Disaster (10 weeks); Developed record keeping system for recovered remains, missing person reports, and presumptive death certificates.

2 Curriculum Vitae Page 2 Professional Associations (past and present): 1982 American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Member-Criminalistics Section 1984 International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts 1988 Forensic Administrators Network 1988 Crime Laboratory Council, Forensic Advisory Committee 1988 Medicolegal Investigator Association, Past Vice-President 1989 National Association of Medical Examiners, Affiliate Administrator Member DMORT (Disaster Mortuary Operational Response Team) Region 4 Member 1998 Criminal Justice Executive Institute Associates, Member FEMORS ( Emergency Mortuary Operations Response System), Commander as of Federal Mass Fatality Work Group (FEMA) 2006 Federal Search & Recovery Mission SOP Work Group (DMORT) National Resource Typing and Credentialing Health and Medical Work Group (DHS/HHS) Fatality Management Target Capability Team Leader, Dept. of Health, Strategic Planning Group Fatality Management Interagency Steering Committee (FMISC) Teaching Experience: 1981 Police Instructor Certification, Department of Law Enforcement, Division of Police Standards and Training, Tallahassee, 1981 Staff Lecturer Pinellas County Police Academy 1981 Staff Lecturer Pasco-Hernando County Police Academy 1982 Crime Scene Analyst Instructor Certification, Department of Law Enforcement Division of Police Standards and Training, Tallahassee, 1983 Staff Lecturer Tampa Police Academy Public Affairs Programs Hundreds of educational presentations of the Medical Examiner function and FEMORS to law enforcement, educational, professional, legal, medical, youth, and civic organizations Mass Fatalities Incident Response Course (FEMA #G386) Trainer, Multiple Presentations 2006 FEMORS Presentation to American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Seattle, WA 2007 FEMORS Presentation to National Association of Medical Examiners, San Antonio, TX 2007 FEMORS Presentation to National Disaster Medical System (NDMS) Conference, Nashville, TN 2007 FEMORS Presentation to Association of Medical Examiners 34 th Annual Conference, St. Petersburg, FL 2007 FEMORS Presentation to 4 th Forensic Science Symposium of the Nebraska Institute of Forensic Sciences, Lincoln, NE Mass Fatalities Incident Response Course (FEMA #G386) Trainer, Multiple Presentations throughout for the Department of Emergency Management CBRNE Coroners Workshop, Defence R & D Canada Centre for Security Science, Vancouver, BC 2009 Mass Fatality Incidents for Medicolegal Professionals, held at the NTSB Training Center 2010 Fatality Management and Scene Recovery Presentation to Association of Medical Examiners 37 th Annual Conference, Orlando, FL Publications 2007 Chapter: s Disaster Fatality Management Team, in "Forensic Investigation & Management of Mass Disasters", Lawyers & Judges Publishing Co., Inc.

3 Curriculum Vitae Page 3 Specialized Training: 1974 Basic Police Recruit 680 hours Nassau County Police Academy, Nassau County, New York 1976 Certificate of Comparative Compliance Commission of Police Officer Standards and Training (# ) 1977 Police Officer Refresher Course 40 hours Pinellas County Police Academy, Clearwater, 1977 FCIC Telecommunications System, Department of Criminal Law Enforcement 1978 Check and Forgery Investigation 31 hours Institute for Law Enforcement, St. Petersburg, 1978 Police Officer Intermediate Training 80 hours Pinellas County Police Academy, Clearwater, 1979 Organized Crime Investigation Seminar 16 hours Organized Crime Institute (Dade County Department of Public Safety) New Port Richey, 1979 Homicide Investigation Course 31 hours Institute for Law Enforcement, St. Petersburg, 1980 Crime Scene Technician Course 66 hours Institute for Law Enforcement, St. Petersburg, 1980 Basic Crime Scene Analysis Course 400 hours Laboratories, Tallahassee, 1980 Sex Crimes Investigation Course 31 hours Institute for Law Enforcement, St. Petersburg, 1980 Bomb Scene Investigator's Seminar 40 hours Federal Bureau of Investigation, presented at the FDLE Law Enforcement Training Center, Quincy, 1981 Case Preparation and Court Presentation 40 hours FDLE Law Enforcement Training Center, Quincy, 1981 Crime Scene Blood Evidence 40 hours Laboratories, Tallahassee, 1981 Police Instructor Techniques 40 hours Laboratories at Highway Patrol Academy, Tallahassee, 1982 Serial Number Restoration 120 hours Department of Law Enforcement, Tampa Regional Crime Laboratory, Firearms Section 1982 Effective Oral Communication 16 hours Department of Law Enforcement, Orlando, 1983 Quality of Worklife Workshop 24 hours- Department of Law Enforcement, Tallahassee, 1983 Criminal Psychological Profiling 4 hours FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation, through Department of Law Enforcement, Tampa, 1983 Motor Vehicle and Equipment Theft Identification Seminar 24 hours National Auto Theft Bureau, Orlando, 1983 Bloodstain Pattern Interpretation Workshop 40 hours Judy Bunker through Orlando Police Department, Orlando, 1983 Team Building Workshop 16 hours Department of Law Enforcement, Tampa, 1983 Eleventh Annual Medical Examiners Fall Educational Conference, Tampa, 1983 Crime Scene Analysis Seminar 16 hours Department of Law Enforcement, Orlando, 1983 Criminal Psychological Profiling 8 hours FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation, through Department of Law Enforcement, Winter Haven, 1984 Southern Association of Forensic Sciences, Spring Meeting 16 hours Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 1984 Principles of Discipline 8 hours Department of Administration, Tampa, 1984 Integrated Emergency Management Course with the City of St. Petersburg, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Emmitsburg, Maryland 1984 Twelfth Annual Medical Examiners Fall Educational Conference, Melbourne, 1984 Police-Medical Investigation of Death 40 hours International Association of Chiefs of Police, Miami, 1985 American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 37th Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada 1985 Thirteenth Annual Medical Examiners Fall Educational Conference, West Palm Beach, 1986 Federal Wage and Hour Law Seminar, Clemans, Nelson & Associates, Orlando, 1986 Fourteenth Annual Medical Examiners Fall Educational Conference, Clearwater, 1986 Complicated Medico-Legal Death Investigations, Space Coast Institute for Medical and Legal Education, Orlando, 1987 American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 39th Annual Meeting, San Diego, California 1987 Dale Carnegie Management Seminar (student), Tampa 1987 Dale Carnegie Management Seminar (Graduate Assistant), Tampa 1987 Double Helix II Data Base Program Introductory Training, Odesta Corporation, Northbrook, Illinois 1987 Double Helix II Data Base Program Advanced Training, Odesta Corporation, Northbrook, Illinois 1988 Forensic Administrator's Conference, St. Louis University School of Medicine, St. Louis, Missouri 1988 Dale Carnegie Course, Clearwater, 1988 Sixteenth Annual Medical Examiners Fall Educational Conference, Miami, 1989 IRS Section 89 Workshop, Orlando, 1989 American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 41st Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada 1989 National Association of Medical Examiners Conference, 23rd Annual Meeting, Seventeenth Annual Medical Examiners Fall Educational Conference, Sanibel Island, 1990 Disaster '90, International Disaster Management Conference, American College of Emergency Physicians, Orlando, 1990 Medicolegal Investigators Association, 1st Annual Conference, Jacksonville, 1990 DNA Implementation Conference, Orlando, 1990 Forensic Administrator's Conference #3, St. Louis University School of Medicine, St. Louis, Missouri 1990 Eighteenth Annual Medical Examiners Fall Educational Conference, Orlando, 1991 American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 43rd Annual Meeting, Anaheim, California 1991 Nineteenth Annual Medical Examiners Fall Educational Conference, Gainesville, 1992 American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 44th Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana 1992 Bloodborne Pathogen Compliance Seminar, "OSHA is Coming Are You Ready?", Clearwater Beach,

4 Curriculum Vitae Page Proper Management and Disposal of Chemical Waste by Businesses, Largo, 1992 NETS Safety Management Seminar (OSHA Vehicle Use), Tampa, 1992 Collection (Helix Express Database) Repair Course, Helix Technologies, Northbrook, Illinois 1993 Disaster '93, International Disaster Management Conference, American College of Emergency Physicians, Orlando, 1993 DNA Implementation Conference II - PCR, Orlando, 1993 Twenty-First Annual Medical Examiners Fall Educational Conference, Ft. Lauderdale, 1994 American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 46th Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas 1994 Health and Safety in the Forensic Laboratory, Crime Laboratory Council, St. Petersburg, 1994 Mass Fatalities Incident Response Course, Department of Community Affairs, Division of Emergency Management, Tampa, 1994 Learning from the Masters, Division of Forensic Pathology, St. Louis University School of Medicine, St. Louis, Missouri 1994 Twenty-Second Annual Medical Examiners Fall Educational Conference, Sarasota, 1995 American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 47th Annual 1995 DNA III Implementation Conference, Advanced PCR Applications Orlando, 1995 Twenty-Third Annual Medical Examiners Fall Educational Conference, Pensacola, 1995 How to Legally Fire Employees with Attitude Problems, Tampa 1996 American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 48th Annual Meeting, Nashville, Tennessee 1996 Living with Grief: After Sudden Loss, Third Annual Teleconference, Hospice Foundation of America, St. Petersburg, FL 1996 Twenty-Fourth Annual Medical Examiners Fall Educational Conference, DNA, Past, Present & Future, St. Petersburg, 1997 Living with Grief: When Illness is Prolonged, Fourth Annual Teleconference, Hospice Foundation of America, Largo, 1997 Twenty-Fifth Annual Medical Examiners Fall Educational Conference, Disaster, Captiva, 1998 Senior Leadership Program, Class 5, Criminal Justice Executive Institute, Department of Law Enforcement, Tallahassee, 1998 American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 50th Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California 1998 Troubleshooting and Maintaining the Macintosh, Tampa, 1998 Mass Fatality Incident Response, Dept of Community Affairs, Division of Emergency Management, Tampa, Fourth Annual Graduates Education Conference, Leadership in the New Workplace, Criminal Justice Executive Institute, Safety Harbor, DNA Training, Session IV, STRs-The Next Generation, Orlando, FL 1998 Twenty-Sixth Annual Medical Examiners Fall Educational Conference, Suicide, Marco Island, 1998 DMORT Region 4 Annual Team Training, Decatur, Georgia 1999 American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 51st Annual Meeting, Orlando, 1999 NDMS (National Disaster Medical Systems) Conference, Washington, D.C Troubleshooting and Maintaining the PC, Tampa, 1999 Twenty-Seventh Annual Medical Examiners Fall Educational Conference, Pensacola, 1999 Microsoft Access, Mastering the Basics, Tampa, 1999 Microsoft Access, Advanced Techniques, Tampa, 2000 American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 52 nd Annual Meeting, Reno, Nevada 2000 DMORT Region 4 & 6 Annual Team Training, Nashville, Tennessee 2001 American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 53 rd Annual DMORT deployment to World Trade Center Disaster (10 weeks) at Office of Chief Medical Examiner 2002 American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 54 th Annual Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia 2002 DMORT Region 4 & 6 Annual Team Training, Charlotte, North Carolina 2003 NDMS (National Disaster Medical Systems) Conference, Reno, Nevada; ICS FEMORS 1 st Annual Spring Training, Kissimmee, 2003 DMORT Region 4 & 6 Annual Team Training, Austin Texas 2004 Department of Health, ICS 200/WMD Course, St. Pete Beach, 2004 NDMS (National Disaster Medical Systems) Conference, Dallas, Texas; ICS FEMORS 2 nd Annual Training, Orlando, FLORIDA 2004 DMORT Region 4 & 6 Annual Team Training, Charlotte, North Carolina 2004 FEMORS deployment to Hurricane Charley, Charlotte County, 2004 FEMORS deployment to Hurricane Ivan, Escambia County 2004 FEMA On-line National Incident Management System (NIMS), An Introduction, Course Number: IS FEMA On-line National Response Plan (NRP), an Introduction, Course Number: IS NDMS (National Disaster Medical Systems) Conference, Orlando, ; Mass Fatalities Incident Response Course (FEMA #G386) Train the Trainer 2005 FEMORS 3 rd Annual Training, Orlando, FL; I-100 Course 2005 DMORT Region 4 & 6 Annual Team Training, New Orleans, Louisiana 2005 Thirty Second Annual Medical Examiners Educational Conference, Key Biscayne, 2005 DMORT response to Hurricane Katrina, Gulfport, MS, serving as Assessment Strike Team Leader and Planning Chief, August-November, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 58 th Annual 2006 FEMORS 4 th Annual Spring Training, Orlando,

5 Curriculum Vitae Page NDMS (National Disaster Medical Systems) Conference, Reno, Nevada 2006 DMORT Region 4 & 6 Annual Team Training, Louisville, Kentucky 2006 Thirty Third Annual Medical Examiners Educational Conference, Jupiter, 2007 American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 59 th Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX 2007 NDMS (National Disaster Medical Systems) Conference, Nashville, TN 2007 FEMORS 5 th Annual Spring Training and Field Exercise of Disaster Portable Morgue Unit, Orlando, 2007 Thirty Fourth Annual Medical Examiners Educational Conference, St. Petersburg, 2007 DMORT Region 4 Annual Team Training, Nashville, TN 2007 ICS 300 Intermediate Incident Command System, Brooksville, FL 2007 ICS 400 Advanced Incident Command System for Expanding Incidents, Tampa, 2007 FEMA On-line, Homeland Security Exercise and Evaluation Program (HSEEP) IS 120A, An Introduction to Exercises 2008 FEMA On-line National Incident Management System (NIMS), Multi-Agency Coordination System, Course Number: IS HSEEP Administrator Training Course, Tampa, 2008 American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 60 th Annual Meeting, Washington, DC 2008 NDMS (National Disaster Medical Systems) Summit and DMORT Training, Nashville, Tennessee 2008 FEMORS 6 th Annual Spring Training and Field Exercise of Disaster Portable Morgue Unit, Orlando, 2008 Thirty Fifth Annual Medical Examiners Educational Conference, Ponte Vedra, 2009 Defence Research and Development Canada Centre for Security Science (DRDC CSS) - Chemical, Biological, Radiological-Nuclear, and Explosives (CBRNE) Coroners Workshop, Burnaby, British Columbia 2009 DMORT Region 4 Annual Team Training, Orlando, 2009 American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 61th Annual Meeting, Denver, Colorado 2009 HHS Integrated Medical, Public Health, Preparedness and Response Training Summit, Dallas, Texas 2009 Incident Response Coordination Team (IRCT) Basic Course, DHHS/ASPR On-Line Invitation 2009 FEMORS 7th Annual Training and Drill, Orlando, (HSEEP Exercise Director) 2010 FEMORS 8th Annual Training, Orlando,