The staff was really planning a surprise office party and cake to mark the event. That will not give me the impression of a tyrannical slave driver boss who is loathed by his subordinates.

So I believe it is safe to say that while occasionally things do occur in a work setting and while people do bump heads in any workplace, in my own opinion this was more than likely not the reason Bill was fired from AANR.
Gossip #3: Bill had abused AANR resources and racked up unexplainable expenditures
I heard this motive being talked about in a few locations and from several people. When asked, Bill said that he is oblivious of any such real claims. The only thing he could think of was his meeting with some Florida free beach individuals and the Bare Necessities Cruise team during a trip to Haulover Beach.
While employed by AANR, he felt it was time to bridge the divide and attempt to cure some of the old wounds.
Therefore, he met with numerous people in the Free Seashores Movement in Florida and the Bare Necessities Cruise team.
After the meeting, he took them out to dinner. He submitted the bill for that dinner as an expense, but also reiterated that if Beverly had an problem with reimbursing him, he would be willing to cover the dinner from his own pocket.
In the business world, making links and establishing powerful relationships is an integral part of the day to day. Buying a client lunch or taking them out to dinner is part of the costs of doing business.
Since this is the only item as far as I managed to figure out, I seriously doubt that this would be grounds for termination and consequently I shall scrape that off the list.
Gossip #4: Bill was meeting clubs that were removed from AANR due to sexual activities with the intent behind reinstating their AANR charter.
I requested bill flat out if he met with clubs like Caliente and Paradise Lakes in his official capacity as the AANR executive director. And if so, what were the goals and reasons for doing so?
He said that the purpose was part of an orientation to clubs which used to be part of the AANR nudist club network. He was expecting to better understand what their behaviour policies are and said that he absolutely was not motivating them to return.
Within the research he was doing on the rating system, he needed to understand how much space there was between a spot like Paradise Lakes (where the homeowners association is still part of AANR) and the formal AANR guidelines. That was his only motive for seeing those clubs.
Sounds like a great and credible reason. Since I was unable to find any info that would suggest otherwise, as far as I am worried, I can scrape that reason off the list.
several more times. I also went to other nudist #5: Bill had determined on his own to eliminate AANR's attorney and get a fresh one.
When confronted with this question Bill said that was not inaccurate. Bill said that in consultation with the Beverly Price, he believed that AANR did in fact need a new attorney. Some naturist places avoid lingerie or other dress considered sexy, or body painting, or body contests. Some frown on naked hugs or dancing. understood of his recommendation and concurred with his assessment.
Bill felt that it was a major issue that their current Indiana-based attorney, Jawn Bauer, was not licensed to practice in Florida. Since most of the legal questions pertained to employment, it would require an understanding of Florida labor law which Jawn Bauer just didn't have.
Bill went to clarify that as far as he is conscious, there was never any difficulty with Bauer and none of this should happen to be a surprise or an issue with the board as Price was fully conscious of every step he took.
Since Beverly Price understood what was going on, that is really a non issue in my opinion. Therefore, I am going to scratch it off the list.
Nudist Assembly Event Recap: the FKK Party at Juniper Woods! #6: Bill was forcing AANR to restructure based on the Carver model
Bill felt that the present arrangement of AANR was overly cumbersome. The organization itself was structured in a way that making changes, path corrections, decisions and so forth was an incredibly challenging and long procedure. He felt that it'd make things clearer, and the decision making process and execution much easier by converting to the Carver model.

The Carver model is a system for organizational government. It really is a popular model that has many major non-profit organizations and many school boards, to which Bill compared AANR. Under the Carver model, the policy government is clearly defined.