(November 17, 2016) Tracy Connelly, formerly of the Lee Memorial Health System Foundation, has been named by the Guadalupe Center as Vice President of Development. Connelly has served as System Director of Gift Planning and Senior Director of Major Gifts for the Foundation since 2005. Connelly will be responsible for all fundraising and development activities […]
The Guadalupe Center thanked its most generous supporters at Art of Appreciation held at the Baker Museum at Artis-Naples. This festive evening was high energy and attended by more than 100 people, who enjoyed lively conversation and cocktails. Dawn Montecalvo the new CEO was on hand to great both old and new friends and certainly […]
Shown left to right in photo: Avow Board Chairman Charles Hoffman, Avow President & CEO Jaysen Roa, Mary Ullen, Avow Foundation Vice President Melissa Phillips and Avow Board Vice-Chairman Vipul Grover.Naples, Fla. (November 7, 2016) – Avow Foundation received a $1 million gift from Mary Ullen to create a serenity garden on the Avow campus in Naples. […]
7th Annual Sip & Sample Thursday, November 17, 2016 Benefitting Foster Children in our Community Naples, Florida) – The Friends of Foster Children Forever (FFCF) invites the public to the 7th annual Sip & Sample wine and appetizer event to be held on Thursday, November 17 at The Village Shops on Venetian Bay. The evening […]
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While you’re out looking for deals this holiday shopping season, criminals may have their eyes on you. The 2016 holiday shopping season officially begins Friday, November 25, also known as Black Friday. It’s a busy time for not just retailers and shoppers, but also thieves. Collier County Sheriff ’s Office deputies will be in and […]
Most everyone has a smartphone, and the little programs that run on smartphones are called apps. With tens of millions of apps available, how do you know which ones are right for you? I will tell you about some of the most useful apps I have used on my own devices, I think if you […]
PAUL JONES, MD, F.A.A.F.P. Concierge Medicine I am most grateful for my family. My children are happy and healthy and either gainfully employed or working hard at school. I am especially grateful for my wife who keeps our family centered and on whom I can rely. Finally, I am very grateful for the Naples community. […]
by Dr Neil Curley PhD Born many years ago before iPhones, tablets, e-mail, Kindle, and numerous apps, one had to be proficient in the art of handwriting. Script writing, known as writing cursive was an important element in one’s education. Classes in penmanship were part of your elementary school curriculum. Hours were dedicated to completing […]
by Lois Bolin Old Naples Historian Autumn is my favorite time of the year. My first year in paradise, I did not notice the subtleties the seasons had to offer, but after 38 years of living in paradise; those understated moments are treasured. Whether it’s shifting light patterns, low humidity with gentle breezes, or the […]