▲ The TriDelta holiday luncheon was held at the lovely Pelican Bay Marker 36 restaurant in December. All enjoyed the beautiful scenery and the delicious food. Martha Bergren organized the event.
▲ On November 15, 2025, GNAP members enjoyed a wonderful Thanksgiving luncheon with all the trimmings at the Imperial Golf Club. A memorable presentation, “Never Forget,” was given by Donna Shands who was at work in the Pentagon on September 11, 2001. Donna shared how she and others were called into action that day to rescue and take care of the survivors in the Pentagon. It reminded all of us that there is a cost of freedom. We must never forget 9/11.
▲ The October 18, 2025, meeting of the Greater Naples Alumnae Panhellenic was held at the lovely Cypress Woods Country Club. It was wonderful to see our Panhellenic sisters back for the season. After a delicious lunch, we enjoyed an inspiring presentation about Charity for Change, a local organization that empowers children through character education, service learning, resiliency, building respect, empathy and academic success.
▲ The March 2024 meeting at Ridgway featured award-winning writer of fiction thrillers, Karna Small Bodman. Karna, a Kappa Alpha Theta and GNAP member, served as White House deputy press secretary and then senior director of the National Security Council under President Ronald Reagan. Her many anecdotes from her years in Washington, DC, made her a captivating speaker.
▲ The February, 2024, fundraiser at Naples Lakes Country Club was a smashing success! Attendees were treated to a delicious lunch and a style show featuring the latest fashions from Casual Connection modeled by our own GNAP sisters. The Silent Auction and raffle tables were stocked with an array of premium merchandise. There were several Grand Prize winners, but everyone who attended was a winner at this elegant event.
▲ These TriDelta sisters (Martha Bergren, Susan Cleghorn, Connie Shoemaker and Judy O’Brien) enjoyed the lovely GNAP luncheon at Quail Creek Country Club in January, 2024. The speaker enlightened our GNAP group about reflexology and how it can be blended with Western medicine to give patients a higher sense of well-being.