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Special to the Islander Is there a more rewarding activity than curling up with your child and reading aloud from a favorite book? Thanks to a grant from the Sanibel-Captiva Kiwanis Club, people can do just that at the Sanibel Public Library Children’s Room. The Kiwanis provided funding for two new "Read2Me” chairs designed especially for reading aloud to children. “One of my favorite images is of my mother and young son sitting together in a chair for hours and hours reading togeth­ er. She would read him many stories, and he developed a great love of reading and of books because of that," said Library Commissioner Sandy Zahorchak. Studies show that reading aloud is the single most impor­ tant thing you can do to help a child prepare for reading and learning. Reading aloud helps young children with brain and language development; it helps with vocabulary, phonics, comprehension, and familiarity with the printed word. “From birth to age 3 are critical years in the development of language skills,” according to Youth Librarian Barb Dunkle of the Sanibel Public Library. "We are grateful to the Kiwanis for providing these chairs so we can support reading aloud more comfortably.” Kiwanis President Les Boyle said the Club is happy to do this. “We support children and children’s activities. This kind of support for reading and for the children of Sanibel makes PHOTO PROVIDED perfect sense to us.” Grandpa McKee, visiting from Columbia, SC, reads to his grandchildren Jessica and Jordan Stop by the Library and share a good book with your child. in one of the new Read2Me chairs at the Sanibel Public Library. Looking on are Les Boyle, Funding for the Read2Me chairs was made available by the President of the Sanibel-Captiva Kiwanis Club, Library Commissioner Sandy Zahorchak, Sanibel-Captiva Kiwanis Club through the Joan Hunt Cory and Youth Librarian Barb Dunkle. The Kiwanis provided funding for the chairs to support Children’s Fund of the Sanibel Public Library Foundation. reading aloud and developing a lifelong love of books.

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R ecord From page 24 • On hand to give his thanks was Jim SanCap Cares has made a $10 million Above: Patty and Nathan, CEO of Lee Memorial Health commitment to support the pediatric emer­ Jim Sprankle generously System. gency department and is now more than donated two “Sanibel and Captiva truly cares. For 14 halfway to that goal. The new emergency beautiful wood years they have always exceeded their goal. department will be larger with state-of-the- bird pieces that This labor of love demonstrates that they are art technology designed especially for chil­ they created working to keep our sick children close to dren and will be named after the Sanibel and especially for home,” said Nathan. Captiva communities. Sanibel Captiva The new, larger facility will help accom­ In addition to the new facilities for chil­ Cares. Left: Mark modate the growing demand and will be bet­ dren, there will be improvements at Marinello and his ter equipped to provide the care children HealthPark benefiting adults, including four beautiful daugh­ need when they are critically ill. The chil­ additional exam rooms in the emergency ter, Michelle dren’s hospital, located adjacent to department, 48 more inpatient adult beds, Marinello, origi­ HealthPark, will provide 36 pediatric acute new state-of-the-art equipment and expand­ nated the Sanibel care beds, 12 pediatric hematology/oncolo­ ed cardiac services. Captiva Cares gy beds, 64 neonatal intensive care beds. 16 For the 11th year, the Sanibel Captiva fundraiser after pediatric intensive care unit beds, 17 chil­ Trust Company served as master sponsor of the hospital dren’s emergency department beds, a diag­ the gala. saved the life of nostic and MRI suite, the Ronald McDonald For additional information, contact Mark’s son and family room, an in-hospital classroom, play Amanda Cross at 472-2082 or Michelle's broth­ areas, and more. [email protected]. er, Matthew. SANIBEL'S AWARD WINNING CASUAL RESTAURANT H o l y D a y s * NOW W ITH FULL LIQUOR BAR * US FO R O U R 4*5*6 HAPPY H O U R 4-6PM at C a p t i v a

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13 x Editorial to N> NOAA, not just a foul- 'J Key primary weather coastal friend Registered Republicans in much of Lee ums, water quality discharge woes and on­ ftI and Collier counties have a decision ahead. going health care reform as the Affordable By Ken G ooderham j r Early voting for the special primary for Care Act makes its way into implementation Tne American Shore and Beach Guest the congressional seat vacated by former — to let this one-race primary and special Preservation Association House Rep Trey Radel opened Saturday election just slide by the wayside. Coastal residents may only know about Commentary n> with election day less than two weeks away. District 19, includes the communities of NOAA — the National Oceanic and a . a Republicans residing in Congressional Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Pine Island, Fort Atmospheric Administration - at the miles in the sky. t/i District 19, which encompasses much of Myers Beach, Sanibel, Captiva, Bonita worst of times, say, when the National National Marine Fisheries Service: CL a: Lee County and parts of Collier, have their Springs, parts of North Fort Myers and Hurricane Center is talking about a major Monitoring and maintaining marine habi­ storm stirring things up offshore. choice among four candidates. State Sen. Lehigh Acres, Estero, Boca Grande, Naples tat and species, including fishery manage­ > Lizbeth Benacquisto; businessman and for­ and Marco Island. But the NOAA plays a larger and more ment and regulation to balance commer­ TJ mer basketball star Curt Clawson; aviation, Early voting for the primary opened April substantial role in U.S. coastal issues and cial and public needs. So, if you like to fish space and defense industry expert Michael 12 and continues through April 19 from 10 it’s worth any coastal advocate’s time to (or just like to eat those caught by someone Dreikom and former state representative and a.m. to 6 p.m. in 11 locations in Lee and get to know more about the agency. else), these are the folks who fret about the While the NOAA is a relative newcom­ *N> physician Paige Kreegel will face off in a Collier counties. state of the species. This ami weighs in on © closed primary to conclude on election day, Here in Lee, the locations are: er to coastal concerns (having been formed coastal permits as well, as those involved April 22. ■ Cape Coral Public Libraiy, 921 SW in 1970), its roots go far back in the coun­ with beach restoration projects are aware. As we stated earlier, it’s a solid slate in 39th Ter., Cape Coral try’s history - all the way to the National National Ocean Service: Home of the terms of experience and expertise — ■ Cape Coral - Elections Office, 1031 Coastal and Geodetic Survey formed in Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource despite, perhaps, the muck splashed hither Se 9th PL, #3, Cape Coral 1807. Drawn together from a number of Management, which includes many well- and yon by some in negative campaign ads ■ Terry Park, 3406 Palm Beach Blvd., existing agencies, NOAA was tasked to known coastal programs such as the that likely caused a voter retch or two. Fort Myers work “for better protection of life and Coastal Zone Management Program, the I Still, if you’re a Republican, it’s a key pri­ property from natural hazards ... for a bet­ N ■ Lee County Elections Center, 13180 National Estuarine Research Reserve ft mary. S. Cleveland Ave., Fort Myers ter understanding of the total enviainment System, the Coastal Estuarine Land 3 The primary victor will advance to the ■ Rutenberg Parks & Rec Facility, 6490 ... [and] for exploration and development Conservation Program and more. You'll June 24 general election to face April South Pointe Blvd., Fort Myers leading to the intelligent use of our marine also find the many state-based Coastal c/i ■O Freeman, a Democrat, and Ray Netherwood, ■ East County Regional Library, 881 resources.” Ocean Observing Systems here. Also the W Libertarian Party of Florida candidate as Gunnery Rd., Lehigh Acres It works through the following to source for nautical charts, tidal informa­ 1? accomplish those goals: well as Timothy Rossano, a write-in candi­ ■ Bonita Springs — Elections Office, tion, and a lot of coastal data (see “State of s* date. 25987 S. Tamiami Trl., #105, Bonita National Environmental Satellite. Data, the Coast" below). h © Given the county’s voter geographic and Springs and Information Service: Providing satel­ National Weather Service: As the name historical pattern, this primary also means Early voting, then, for the special election lite and scientific data to provide informa­ implies they provide weather, water and the victor has a good chance of running as — which, of course will be open to all reg­ tion and conduct assessments. Thanks to climate data, forecasts and warnings for the incumbent later this year. istered voters — will run from June 14-21. this, we can keep an eye on weather sys­ the protection of life and property - issu There are simply too many urgent issues tems, polar ice caps, ocean and land condi­ tions and more - all from eyes hundreds of See GUEST COMMENTARY, at the federal level — the sure-to-come back — Island Reporter editorial page 38 problem of escalating flood insurance premi­

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V Report puts Lee Memorial’s benefit to the community at $311 million oe 55 Special to the Reporter help strengthen health and human serv­ goes well beyond medical care. We grams throughout the community. 0* The Lee Memorial Health System ices. This $311 million contribution contribute greatly through educational As one of its many partnerships. Lee contributed $311 million for the better­ equals more than $852,000 every sin­ programs and local partnerships with a Memorial Health System collaborates ment of the community in fiscal year gle day of the year. variety of organizations for the better­ with the Salvation Army in the WeCare © 2013, according to its recently released “As one of the largest public health ment of the entire community.” program. WeCare physicians donate Annual Statement of Community systems in the country, Lee Memorial Contributions include charity care their time to provide specialty care to Benefits Report. The report is a nation­ Health System continues to provide and discounted care for the poor and eligible patients who otherwise would al standard of measurement that deter­ healthcare services without any direct uninsured, wellness programs, educa­ not have access. The health system also u community tax support,” said Jim tion, community health programs, partners with the United Way in the a mines a monetary value for the health C system’s community commitment and Nathan, president of Lee Memorial unpaid Medicare and Medicaid, as well Dunbar, North Fort Myers and Cape the financial investments it makes to Health System. “Our presence also as the cost of providing special pro­ « See LEE MEMORIAL, page 52 -a t/J V C 73 Local Realtor receives national honor a> San-Cap Trust Company Teri Blanco, RE/MAX International representative recently flew in to present local RE/MAX realtor appoints Linda D. Marcelli Chuck Bergstrom with the coveted ‘Above the Cj Crowd’ award. This award is presented annually to V only 3 out of 5,000+ Florida RE/MAX associates. to Board of Directors The award is typically presented to those individuals that not only optimize professionalism in their real Linda D. Marcelli has real asset to our company estate business but also gives back to the community. joined the Board of and to our clients,” said Bergstrom referenced his involvement with the lSt'al Directors of The Sanibel Terry Igo, CEO of The nonprofit Friends in Service Here of Sanibel-Captiva, Captiva Trust Company. Sanibel Captiva Trust Inc. (FISH) when discussing how he gives back to the Marcelli, a resident of Company. community. He stressed the importance of FISH’s Gulfport, Fla., worked for Marcelli is also a board food pantry, which is in desperate need of donations. Merrill Lynch in various member of the Rabbi Marc FISH distributed over 76,000 pounds of food in 2 0 13 capacities for 32 years Tannenbaum Foundation in a where she was one of the New York, USF alone. © first women field managers. Foundation, USF College Chuck Bergstrom Art Corace, broker/owner of RE/MAX of the Islands said, “Chuck is a private person but for those After retiring in 2007, she of Business Advisory % that know him best, they know he really deserves this recognition. I met him over became a full-time entrepre­ Board, Urban League, •2 35 years ago when he vacationed here on Sanibel and bought investment properties *2 neur and is currently vice Edible Peace Patch and ce here. Since then Chuck made Sanibel home and entered into the real estate business. n president and principal of Academy Prep of St. He has enjoyed a tremendous amount of success as a Realtor and developer here on Lucky’s Real Tomatoes, a Petersburg. She earned her family-owned, national Linda D. Marcelli B.A. degree at Ohio State Sanibel Island. Chuck has many great qualities, but if I had to identify what impress­ Q* es me most about him it’s that he truly cares about all people and he is the same per­ S3 company founded in 1979. University and is a graduate CJ “Linda’s investment experience and of the Securities Institute at Wharton and son I met long ago. Success has not changed the hard working, caring and generous her commitment to the community is a the Tuck Institute at Dartmouth College. person that is Chuck Bergstrom.”

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He and his wife Darlene Partners for Breast Cancer Care in Fort Myers. lived in Periwinkle Park Roni Jo Freer where his family: mother Roni Jo Freer. 74, passed Robert Ulrich Josephine Rizzo, brother Joe away peacefully at The Robert Ulrich, 95, of Rizzo, and uncle Louis Lodge at Cypress Cove on Estero, Fla., formerly of Petroski have visited and Sunday, April 6, 2014. Sanibel, Fla., died on March lived for over 40 years. Ray Rizzo Born in Harrisville, Mich., 14, 2014 at Hope Hospice in Darlene and Ray have been year round residents she was a long-time resident Fort Myers. since 1990. of Sanibel Island, Fla., and He was born on March 25, Ray graduated from Lindblom High School in ambassador for this “par­ 1918 in Jersey City, N.J., Chicago, 111., where he played various varsity sports adise,” an active volunteer son of William and Cesira and was captain of the football team his senior year. for F.I.S.H. of Sanibel. BIG Buratti Ulrich, and married He also played football at the University of Illinois ARTS, the Bailey-Matthews his high school sweetheart and went on to coach in youth leagues in the Chicago Shell Museum, and various Roni Jo Freer Anita Politi, with whom he area. One of his players, Dennis Lick, went on to play breast cancer support groups lived his life for 75 years Robert Ulrich for Ray’s favorite team the Chicago Bears. here and in Fort Myers, Fla. She was also a strong sup­ until her passing in Many will remember Ray from watching football porter of the Sanibel Public Library, Sanibel November 2009. He is survived by their daughter with him at Doc Ford’s, George and W endy’s, or the Historical Society, and the Harry Chapin Food Bank. Barbara Cassavell and her husband. Frank; five grand­ Lazy Flamingo. When Ray went into the Army in Her team always did the annual Breast Cancer Walk children; sixteen great grandchildren and one great, 1946, they recognized his athletic and leadership with great gusto. great granddaughter. His grandson, Frank Gerard skills and made him an athletic instructor. He served A professor emeritus of Business at Orange County Cassavell predeceased him in 1996. at William Beaumont General Hospital in El Paso, Community College (within the State University of Prior to entering World War II, he served in the Texas, where he supervised patient rehab as well as New York system), Roni was an educational leader in National Guard and was then drafted in 1944 and organizing patient and personnel athletic leagues. He her field, developing the college’s Records served in the European Campaign in Italy, 61 7th Field was also charged with administering and evaluating Management Program and brining some of the first Artillery Observation Battalion until the end of the physical fitness tests for those seeking admission to computer technology into the business programs. She war. Because he was Italian, he was often used as an West Point. Ray retired in 1990 from BMO Harris earned degrees from Central Michigan University interpreter. Bank in Chicago, 111., where he met his wife Darlene. (B.S.) and Western Michigan University (M.S.), and Returning to New Jersey after the war he organized His daughter Janet is currently employed at the same did post-graduate work at various universities. She one of the first Veterans of Foreign Wars posts, the bank. traveled across the world, especially loved Australia Bright-Burrows. to which he became its first com­ On Sanibel Island, Fla., Ray was a member at The and Alaska, and visited Greece, Prague, Spain, mander. Dunes and enjoyed sunny afternoons with his wife and England and Italy. Bob resumed his engineering career at the Acme friends at the pool, floating on his Chicago Bears She is survived by a host of loved nieces and Tool and Machine Company until 1957 and subse- orange and blue noodle. nephews, including Kim and Joyce Ross, (1309 See OBITUARIES, page 47 Besides his wife Darlene, Ray is survived by his Cambridge Dr., daughter Julie Walsh and her children Kelly Kalamazoo, Michigan McWilliams (Shawn), and her sons Brian Walsh and 49001), with whom she Dan Walsh; his daughter Janet Pelegrino and her was especially close. Her SANIBEL CONGREGATIONAL Reporter Island NEW PAXIENT Senior Specials UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

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Obituaries breezenewspapers.com 2014 16, April Wednesday, of Week B 47Page From page 41 Sanibel Captiva Road. A reception will follow. glass but excelled in photography. John and Pat bought a quently was employed by the Flintkote Company in In lieu of flowers, a memorial contribution may be cottage in Bryson City in western North Carolina in New Jersey and New York in Research and made to helphopelive.org or Help Hope Live, 2 1983 and spent many wonderful vacations there. After Development. He invented three machines to produce Radnor Corporate Center. 100 Matsonford Road, John’s retirement, he was able to enjoy being there in the building materials and obtained three patents for the Radnor, Penn., 19087. in the name of Cheryl Neiman. summer and early fall. Over (he years, he photographed company. his granddaughter. Friends may sign the guest book at ihe beautiful Smoky Mountains full foliage, the beautiful He, his wife, and daughter moved to Washington dignifiedcremations.com. summer flowers and most recently captured a fabulous Township, N.J., in 1948 where he was active in town photo of the Great Smoky Mountain Railroad that will be politics becoming the Road and Planning Board John Kenneth in their new CSMR brochure and website. Commissioner for many years. Wilson Slater Since the early 2000's. John and Pat have been part of After retiring from the Flintkote Company he the Captiva Chapel by the Sea family. John served on John Kenneth Wilson resumed his interest in the home building business and the Board of Associates and looked after the preservation Slater passed away after a embarked on a career of building custom homes in of the Chapel for many years. Every year, he painstak­ brief illness on Thursday, Upper Saddle River, N.J., and Broward County, Fla. ingly designed, installed, maintained, and then took March 27, 2014 at 7 p.m. at He and Anita retired to Sanibel Island, Fla., in 1985 down and stored the 6,000-8,000 magnificent Christmas Shell Point Hospice. but that wasn’t the end of retirement. lights at the Chapel, including the 15-foot Christmas He was born on Sept. 29, His keen interest in airplanes and flying began in Tree. During his years at Song of the Sea, tens of thou­ 1941 in Rochester, Penn., to his early teens when his cousins Chet and Al Ulrich sands would make the special trip on Christmas Eve to Helen Shane and John W. were test pilots at Teterboro, N.J., in the early years of enjoy his three beautifully decorated Christmas trees, Slater (both deceased). He was aviation. It was in later years that Bob got his pilot’s lighted grounds and the over 125 luminaries all set by his license and began flying. He owned two airplanes: the a graduate of Rochester High School and attended Ray- John Kenneth hand. For many years, he also decorated the tall Stinson and the Cessna 172. Wilson Slater Australian Pine Tree at the comer of Periwinkle Way and It was when Bob was in his seventies he embarked Vogue School of Design in Chicago, 111. Lindgren. His work with the Christmas lights was beau­ on a remarkable project: the building of his own air­ tiful, tasteful, and enchanting, and like the man himself, plane, the Dakota Hawk, which was subsequently John married Patricia Mosca on Feb 1, 1970. Three weeks later they moved to Ft Myers, Fla. On April 13, will not be forgotten. demolished in hurricane Charley in 2004. The build­ John is survived by his wife Pat of 44 years, and his ing of the Dakota Hawk II soon began with the help of 1970, John and Pat began their 25 years employment with the beautiful Song of the Sea Inn, with John over­ special felines Misty, McKenzie, Katie. Mozart, Angel his flying partners who were members of the and Dawg; sister-in-laws Mary (Greg) Burlett, Peggy Experimental Aviation Association, Chapter 66 in looking the grounds and maintenance, and Pat as innkeeper. When Sanibel became a City in 1974 and (Larry) Nolder; brother-in-laws William (Sharon) Fort Myers. The last few years, Bob and his partners Mosca, Thomas (deceased) and Vincent (Robbin) were flying the Dakota Hawk II out of the Charlotte formed the Sanibel Police Department, John started as an auxiliary officer and rode with the sworn officers several Mosca; many nieces and nephews and great nieces and County Airport and at the same time building another nephews on Pat’s side; his cousins Noreen Atkat/. Jeff nights a week. He attended the police academy and airplane, the Celebrity Bi Plane. Swain, Megan Browne, Mark Swain, Karen Swain, Mary became a sworn officer in 1981. He worked as a road His interests and hobbies were many and varied Ann (Harry) Sichak and their families; and special from building doll houses to real houses; building officer for several years, then moved into the Detective Division where he worked on crime scenes, property and friends Jeff and Barb Molnar, and his godchildren Alison model airplanes to real airplanes; from his love for lis­ and lan Molnar. tening to music to playing the violin; his passion for evidence, and photography, and was honored with a com­ mendation for perfect attendance over 25 years. He John will be honored at a memorial service on reading; and his keen interest in sports from playing Sunday, April 2 7 ,2 0 14 at 12:15 p.m.. immediately after retired in April 2011 after serving over 35 well-respect­ polo to golf and always the #1 Yankee fan. Mostly he the 11:00 a.m. scrvice (last service of the season), at the ed years with the City of Sanibel. will be remembered for being the greatest storyteller Captiva Chapel by the Sea. John was cremated and his ever. John became an avid shelter when he and Pat moved to Sanibel in 1970 and has continued over the years. He ashes will be placed on a special clay in the cemetery of His life was inspiration for those who knew and the historic Captiva Chapel by the Sea. has a special collection of the kind of miniature shells loved him, leaving them memories of his life and love Memorials can be made in John’s honor to the Captiva (wenteltraps, scallops, horse conchs) that only a patient to cherish. Chapel by the Sea, P.O. Box 188. Captiva, Fla.. 33924 Reporter Island sheller would find. He loved Oldies music, enjoyed stir- A Mass wiil be celebrated on Saturday, May 3, or PAWS, Inc (cat rescue) at P.O. 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Lee Huizenga and Tom Ragatz, Yacht Haven. Charlie Keel, Sanibel Arms; Jim Harvey, Captains Walk; Phil Myers, Moonshadows.

Weston President and CEO Michael Lyons with a client, Lee Schaff, presi­ I t l l P w l i dent of Tennisplace. ■

Scott Logan, Golden Beach; Elizabeth Rumbarger and Katy Carter, Island Management.

Jack Samler, Sundial East, and Chris Heidrick, Heidrick Insurance.

Bob McGarry, Lighthouse Pointe, and Dave Waks, Linda Naton, center, president of CASI and Pointe Santo de Sanibel. Somerset, with Tammy LoVecchio and Ryan Schmidt of Gulfshore Insurance.

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Zonta celebrates Reading can be enlightening and record-breaking ‘Peek’ intriguing at Captiva Special to the Current A Peek at the Unique, the signature Memorial Library fundraiser for the Zonta Club of Zonta Club of Sanibel-Captiva, wrapped up around 6 The construction work at Captiva Memorial Sanibel - Captiva Library is now complete. Regular library hours p.m. On March 15th poised for record- mmttm h trtf Ztnts Imtmu&tmM breaking results. From the 98 volun­ resumed Tuesday, April 8: Tuesday/Thursday 10 teers on the day to 608 tour tickets a.m. to 6 p.m., sold, all the numbers topped previous Wednesdays noon to 8 successes. With a few pledges yet to p.m., Friday/Saturday l> come in, preliminary figures show the a.m. to 5 p.m.. Closed on net for the event will be over $ 100,000 Sunday and Monday. for the first time. Families will be pleased “We had wonderful support from with the new children's island individuals and from the busi­ room complete with an easy chair for family ness community, with 160 businesses Advancing the slai purchasing ads in the program, spon­ of women locally a> reading, kid’s computers soring ‘Peek Perks’ coupons, or pro­ and a new table just right viding support in other ways such as for little ones. The read­ donating in-kind items and services,” ing room boasts even said Zontian Jan Alden, who co­ Ann Bradley more space for computer chaired the event with Helen Ramsey. use and comfortable “We are all so grateful for this gener­ seating. While you are ous affirmation of an event that will PHOTO PROVIDED At the in the library, brush up help many women in direct ways.” Ready to welcome Peekers at check-in: Karen Storjohann and on Captiva island lore Barbara Beran. Library aboard Captiva Island See ZONTA, page 70 Historical Society’s exhibit, a state of the art replica of Captiva’s historic mailboat Santiva. Visit Shell Find soon! Reading can be enlightening and intriguing:

To Be a Friend Is Fatal: The Fight to Save the Iraqis America Left Behind by Kirk W. Johnson “In January 2005 Kirk Johnson, then twenty- four, arrived in Baghdad as USAID’s only Arabic­ speaking American employee. Despite his opposi­ Susan Lochhead tion to the war, Johnson felt called to civic duty Johnson, M.D., of and wanted to help rebuild Iraq. Appointed as Chicago, III., found two USAID’s first reconstruction coordinator in complete White-Crested Failujah, he traversed the city’s lED-strewn streets, Tellins on the Captiva side working alongside idealistic Iraqi translators — of Blind Pass. She found young men and women sick of Saddam, filled with the first on the afternoon Hollywood slang, and enchanted by the idea of a of March 31 and the sec­ peaceful, democratic Iraq. It was not to be. As sec­ ond late in the morning on tarian violence escalated, Iraqis employed by the April 2. After finding the US coalition found themselves subject to a cam­ first shell, which she had paign of kidnapping, torture, and assassination. On thought about discarding his first brief vacation, Johnson, swept into what as a common shell before doctors later described as a “fugue state," crawled realizing what it was, she onto the ledge outside his hotel window and days later found the sec­ plunged off. He would spend the next year in an ond within another beach abyss of depression, surgery, and PTSD — crushed visitor’s “already-looked- by having failed in Iraq. One day, Johnson received through” scoop of water an email from an Iraqi friend, Yaghdan: People are and sand. Susan has trying to kill me and 1 need your help. After being been shelling for the last identified by a militiaman, Yaghdan had emerged 15 years. from his house to find the severed head of a dog and a death threat. That email launched Johnson's MCKENZIE CASSIDY now seven-year mission to get help from the US government for Yaghdan and thousands of aban­ doned Iraqis like him. The List Project has helped more than 1,500 Iraqis find refuge in America. To Be a Friend Is Fatal is Kirk W. Johnson’s unfor­ gettable portrait of the human rubble of war and his efforts to redeem a shameful chapter of American See LIBRARY, page 70 H v a

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From page 69 Zonta From page 69 ■ Library The majority of funds raised will be Captiva resident; gourmet dinner for eight history.” * and mothers who abuse or fail to protect distributed through the club’s non-profit, catered by Zontian Nancy Swofford, won their daughters from abuse. Filled with the Zonta Foundation of Southwest by Carolyn Tongyai; $1,000 gift certifi­ Mothers Who Can’t Love: A Healing compelling case histories. Mothers Who Can’t Love outlines the self-help tech­ Florida, in grants to local organizations cate from Sealife by Congress, won by Guide for Daughters niques Forward has developed to trans­ with programs that improve women’s George Norton; Sanibel Getaway with by Susan Forward, Ph.D., form the lives of her clients, showing lives, and the remainder to Zonta stays at Gulf Breeze Cottages and “Forward, author of the smash #1 women how to overcome the pain of International for its global initiatives. Shalimar Cottages, won by the grandson bestseller Toxic Parents, offers a power­ childhood and how to act in their own The home tour, now in its 13th year, of a Zontian; and a Night on the Town in ful look at the devastating impact unlov­ has expanded and grown over the years Fort Myers, with theater, dinner and a ing mothers have on their daughters — best interests. Warm and compassion­ ate, Mothers Who Can’t Love offers and is now a recognized treat for islanders, limo, won by a Zontian who purchased the and provides clear, effective techniques daughters the emotional support and visitors and winter residents. Tickets go ticket as a gift for her building supervisor. for overcoming that painful legacy. In tools they need to heal themselves and fast when they go on sale each January. The weather on the day was absolutely more than 35 years as a therapist, rebuild their confidence and self- To be added to the early-bird e-mail list for perfect and the traffic manageable for the Forward has worked with large numbers respect.” * tickets in 2 0 1 5, send an e-mail to zon- filled buses departing every half hour from of women struggling to escape the emo­ [email protected]. the Sanibel Community Church. Many tional damage inflicted by the women 'Hie colorful program booklet, packed “Peekers” are repeat guests many times who raised them. Subjected to years of Busted: A Tale of Corruption and with information and ads, was the largest over. A first for 2014 was a visit to criticism, competition, role-reversal, Betrayal in the City of Brotherly yet at 96 pages. Periwinkle Park, where two fabulous small smothering control, emotional neglect Love "Six Chances at the Unique,” the now- homes were open to view. and abuse, these women are plagued by “...the shocking true story of the traditional raffle, brought in over $15,100, The Zonta Club of Sanibel/Captiva is a anxiety and depression, relationship biggest police corruption scandal in beating previous records and selling out of service organization of professional problems, lack of confidence and diffi­ Philadelphia history, a tale of drugs, tickets by mid-afternoon on the day of the women working together to provide culties with trust. They doubt their power, and abuse involving a rogue nar­ Peek. Winners were: Five days in a New hands-on assistance, advocacy and funds worth, and even their ability to love. York City apartment, donated by Hal anti to strengthen women’s lives on the islands, cotics squad, a confidential informant, Forward examines the Narcissistic and two veteran journalists whose Barbara Stevelman, won by Ginger in l.ee County and around the world Mother, the Competitive Mother, the reporting drove a full-scale FBI probe, Parker; island shopping spree, donated by through Zonta International. For more Overly Enmeshed mother, the Control rocked the City of Brotherly Love, and various island favorites and won by a information, visit zonta.org. Freak, Mothers who need Mothering, See LIBRARY, page 78 Lily & Co. Jewelers celebrate birthdays of four-legged partners Lily, Grade, Angel lend helping paw to ARC Lily & Co. Jewelers has three reasons to celebrate: Lily, Gracie and Angel. Co. “1 wish her, Gracie and Angel a wonderful birthday celebrationevery& The four-legged trio extends an invitation to their birthday party from noon dog must have its day.” to 4 p.m. Saturday, April 26 under a big tent at Lily & Co. Jewelers, 520 It will be a big day filled with caricature drawings by About Faces Tarpon Bay Rd. It will be a paws-itvely good time with Bailey’s General Store Entertainment and spectacular raffle prizes including an Island Paws basket catering the appropriate meal of hot dogs surrounded by planned activities, valued at $500, and a diamond dog bone pendant worth $800 from Lily & Co. from a dog costume contest to a smooch booth. One-hundred percent of the proceeds made from donations or raffle tickets will But Lily, Gracie and Angel know a grand birthday party is never complete be donated to ARC, where volunteers are always welcome. Other supporters of without two kinds of cake - one for the two-legged guests and pup cakes for the day include Island Grooming, a Sanibel full-service pet salon, and Coral the pooches. The girls will also use the day to lend a helping paw to Fort Veterinary Clinic, the other family doctor.

Myers-based Animal Refuge Center (ARC). The no-kill shelter is dedicated to The Lily <& Co. gallery features a large selection o f fine couture jewelry, loose G.I.A. and A.G.S. finding loving homes for cats and dogs, who have been spayed or neutered. certified diamonds, colored stones ana is a full-service jeweler. Services include jewelry repair and "it lakes a supportive community for ARC to carry out its mission,” said Dan restoration, certified Rolex watch and clock repair, glass and metal hand engraving services, bead and pearl re-stringing, pewter repair and restoration, and appraisal services. Through the Positively Schuyler, co-owner of Lily & Co.. and owner of the two beautiful Golden Precious Program, Lily & Co. purchases previously worn jewelry, stones, diamonds, Rolex watches Retrievers, Angel. 6, and Gracie, 11. The well-trained pair can always be found and stemware from customers for liquidation purposes. in the store greeting visitors between naps on big pillows. Lily & Co. has garnered several national awards: Voted “Coolest Jewelry Store ” in the nation by m Lily the Labradoodle, who will be 10 years old, is the company’s namesake INSTORE magazine. They won the "5 Designer Retailer” award by Jewelers Circular Keystone (JCK) in their first year of business and also won from 2006-2011: JCK awarded them a "5 Star and lends her brown curly style to its advertisements. “She has been a Store" in 2(X)9 and m o s given the “Top Dog Award from Smart Show in 2011 in Chicago. Locally, wonderful friend to me,” said Karen Bell, Lily's mother and co-owner of Lily they have received "Best o f the Islands ” seven consecutive years. ae 71 Page ek f dedy Arl 6 21 cptvaa be.om SnblCpia sa r e d Islan Sanibel-Captiva m el.co ib asan tiv cap 2014 16, April ednesday, W of Week M

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Sani6el Islander Sanibel-Captiva captivasanibel.com 2014 16, April Wednesday, ofM Week CALENDAR Captiva Report your news to CAPTIVASANIBEL.COM basis. The class schedule is as follows: Martin's Musical Tribute to Hank Williams and Patsy Cline. BIG are used to strengthen your muscles. Improve core strength and ■ Baby Bubblers offered at 10:30 a.m. or 1 p.m. ARTS recently booked Tony-nominated Susan Eagan, who will be balance. Mahnaz Bassiri is the instructor. ■ Little Skippers offered at 11 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. performing her "Belle of Broadway" concert in February. Tickets ■ Gentle Yoga - Tuesday & Thursday at 9:30 a m ■ Level One offered at 11:30 a.m. or 2 p.m. to all jazz, pop and contemporary performances arc only $5 each Stretch, tone and strengthen while improving flexibility, proper ■ Level Two offered at 12 p.m. or 2:30 p.m. for students with valid student ID and for children 17 and under. alignment and circulation. Mats arc used to meet the needs of vary ­ Please call the Recreation Center at 472-0345 for requirements ■ Dance ing experience levels. Bring a towel. Kris Bnnvn is the instructor and class options. The universal language of dance will be showcased this season ■ Chair Yoga - Tuesday & Thursday at 11 a.m. available through ■ April Fun Day on April 18 through the artistry of Dance Alive National Ballet and Las Vegas April 17 The Fun Day will offer a variety of athletic games, craft projects Contemporary Dance Theater. The award-winning tnmpes will Similar to Gentle Yoga but alt poses arc done in a chair. Classes and special entertainment. Enrollment available for children awe audiences of all ages with stunning performances. Tickets to will be field Tuesday & Thursday at 11 a.m. Kris Brown is tlie kindergarten through eighth grade. all dance perfonnances are only $5 each for students with valid stu­ instructor ■ American Red Cross Spring 2014 Youth Group Swim Lessons dent ID and for children 17 and under. For more details regarding programs ix on becoming a member Saturdays starting April 19 and ending June 14. ■ Visual Arts of Island Seniors, Inc. contact the Center 4 Life at 472-5743 or stop For more information call the Sanibel Recreation Center at 472- All visual arts exhibits are free and open to the public, including by 2401 Library Way, Sanibel. 0345 or visit our web site at www.mysanibel.com. The Sanibel the ISEA Annual International Juried Exhibition & Symposium, Recreation Center is located at 3880 Sanibel-Captiva Road. Sanibel Captiva Art League, Big & Small Buy It Off the Wall, Tarpon Bay Explorers in the J.N. “ IM ne" Darting National Based on Books, Gordon Coughlin Retrospective, Latin Beat, W ildlife Refuge Lee County Library System - Captiva Memorial Library Trick of the Light: Black and White Photo Show, It’s Illuminating, Tarpon Bay Explorers is the licensed concessionaire of the J.N. ■ Read Around Florida is a fun, adult reading program where Eliza Brewster. Quilts and Prims, Beyond the Refrigerator Door “Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge, providing low impact adults read books of their choice by Florida authors or with a (children’s exhibit) and Open Doors (children's exhibit). In addi­ recreational and educational opportunities to the public under con­ Florida theme and submit a brief review of each book. Each review tion to the artwork on display, tickets are available for ART Poems tract with the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. that is submitted is an entry into a drawing for an iPad2! Read and ARTSalons, which this season includes speakers Andrew ■ Standup Paddle Boaal Tour of Tarpon Bay: Around Florida will culminate with the iPad 2 drawing in Kurtz, Lydia Black, David Acevedo and Martha Graham. Join a Paddlefit Certified Naturalist to leam the basics of standup December. Reviews may be submitted online at ■ Community Collaborations paddleboarding while you tour tlx1 Tarpon Bay estuary. Get a binls leelibrary.net/viva500 or at any library location on a review entry Featuring productions and performances by Dance Alliance, eye view as you stand aboard these stable boards. You’ll leam all form. Multiple entries will be allowed, however they must be a Wendy Webb, BIG ARTS Community Players. Writers Read, BIG about tlie inhabitants of the seagntss flats including fish, oysters, review of different books. The deadline to submit a review is Dec. ARTS Community Chorus, BIG ARTS Concert Band and three manatees, dolphins and bints of prey. The tour lasts 90 minutes. 16. Read Around Florida is part of Lee County’s Viva Florida 500 classical concerts by Southwest Florida Symphony, the new season Tour times arc either 9 a.m. or 1:30 p.m. All skill levels welcome celebration. offers a wide array of programming for all ages. Don’t forget, tick­ but participants must be at least 13 years of age and weigh at least ets to most Community Collaborations events are free for children 90 pounds. BIG ARTS 17 and under as well as students with a valid student ID. ■ Aquarium and Touch Tank: Enrollment is open for the 2013-2014 season of workshops. The ■ Forum Get to know our local marine life during an interactive touch tank new season will feature a variety of new classes, such as stained Experts in their fields, each renowned speaker in The FORUM presentation with a marine biologist. Discover first-hand tlx- crea­ glass, Zentangle (drawing), ait appreciation, opera appreciation, oil lecture series will discuss a topical and key issue of our time. The tures beneath the surface, including conchs, sea urchins, sea stars, painting, acrylic painting, book crafting and a mystery/thriller writ­ 2013-2014 docket includes Luis Rubio (topic: Mexico), Tarek horseshoe crabs and more. Presentations are daily at 11 a.m.. 1:30 ing critique group. Masoud (topic: Egypt/Syria), David M. Walker (topic: U.S. econ­ p.m. and 3 p.m. Tickets arc now on sale for the 2013-2014 season. Series sampler omy), John Dickerson (topic: mid-term elections), Edward Luce ■ Kayak Trail Tour. subscriptions, special discount packages and individual tickets for (topic: India), Nicholas Eberstadt (topic: U.S. demographics). A great introduction to Tarpon Bay and the coastal environment. the 2013-2014 season are on sale now! Tickets may be purchased Anne-Marie Slaughter (topic: foreign policy) and Christie T«Jd Kayak with a naturalist through tite mangrove forest along the online at bigarts.org, by calling the Marks Box Office at 395-0900 Whitman (topic: the environment). Commodore Creek water trail. Leam about the rich back-bay or the Herb Strauss Theater Box Office 472-6862 and at BIG ■ Film ecosystem and the wildlife that lives there. You’ll be surrounded by ARTS, 900 Dunlop Road, Sanibel, FL 33957. The popular Monday Night, Not for Monday Night and red mangroves, wading birds, and unsurpassed peace and quiet. All Special Events Documentary film series return with a slate of intriguing titles, such ages and skill levels welcome. Tour times arc 8:30 am ., 10 am ., ■ T heater as No, Barbara and Ginger and Rosa. Each Monday night screen­ 11:30 a.m. or 1 p.m. The Herb Strauss Theater season includes the internationally ing is followed by a complementary reception and discussion led ■ Sunset Rookery Paddle: acclaimed Hamlet {solo} starring Raoul Bhaneja: an original fun- by knowledgeable film aficionados. A special chocolate and wine A s the sun goes dow n, paddle to the R( xikery Islands and see hun­ filled musical, Holiday Spectacular, written and directed by Bobby tasting reception followed by a Monday Night Film selection will dreds of birds return to roost for the night. Tlx; paddle lasts 2 and a Logue and John Ramsey; Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s be featured on Feb. 10. half hours. Tony-award winning musical, Into the Woods, the thought-pro- ■ Nature and Sealife Cruise: voking drama, Defamation, in which the audience is the jury; the Island Seniors, Inc. at the Center 4 Life See wildlife up close while cruising the tranquil waters of Tarpon light-hearted musical, Romance/Romance, with book and lyrics by Check out all our activities at the Center 4 Life. Meet your friends Bay during Nature and Sea Life Cruises. With a naturalist by your Barry Hannan and music by Keith Herrmann; and closing out the or make some new. Interested in membership? Contact Island side, discover manatees and dolphins and observe amazing bird life season with the hysterical madcap musical, The Big Bang, w'ith Seniors, Inc. for further details. on the rookery islands. And don’t fotget tlx; popular breakfast and music by Jed Feuer and book and lyrics by Boyd Graham. New ■ Bridge - Monday & Wednesday at 1 p.m. evening cruises, too! this year, tickets to all Herb Strauss Theater performances are only Cost is $2.50 for members and $5 for non-members. Prizes are Tarpon Bay Explorers is located at 900 Tarpon Bay Road on $5 each for students with valid student ID and for children 17 and awarded. Sanibel. For days, times and to make a reservation, call 472-8900. under. ■ Mahjongg - Thursday at 1 p.m. ■ Family Programming Cost is $2.50 for members and $5 for non-members. Prizes are Sanibel Island Marina In addition to the summer arts camp, BIG ARTS offers several awarded. 634 Yachtsman Drive, Phone: 472-2723 events specifically selected to appeal to the entire family. This sea­ ■ Page Turners with Ann Rodman - If you arc not on the Page Sanibel M;irina is located at 634 Yachtsman Drive on Sanibel son features a fantastical dance and musical performance by Turners list, and wish to be, please email [email protected] or Island between the Causeway and Lighthouse off Periwinkle ArcheDream for HUMANKIND; National Geographic LIVE! contact the Center 4 Life. Drive. Owned and operated by Myton Ireland since 1985, it is open speaker, Greg Marshall, inventor of the Crittercam; the 2nd Annual Wednesday, May 14 at 2:30 p.m.: Featured book: Ahab’s Wife, by from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. Call 472-2723 for times and reserva­ Photography Scavenger Hunt; and the free BIG ARTS Family Day Serena Naslund tions on any of the following scheduled cruises: in May. New this year, tickets to most family programs are only $5 ■ Trash and Treasures sale will be back in Nov.: However, we arc ■ Stars and Stripes: each for students with valid student ID and for children 17 and currently looking for donations of your clean “gently used” items. Enjoy the Wald's of historic Sanibel and the Pine Islam! Sound under. Bring them to the Center 4 Life Monday-Friday between 8 am. while on a sightseeing adventure. Travel from the Sanibel ■ Classical and 3:30 p.m. No clothes, shoes, computers or old TVs. Lighthouse to the Back Bay Wildlife areas. View Dolphin and The Classical Afternoon series opens with a concert by the win­ Fitness classes are available and all ages arc welcome. Exotic Wildlife. Departs at 11 a.m., I p.m., 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. ner of the 2013 Cleveland International Piano Competition, Island Seniors, Inc. members pay $3.50 per class or visitors $6 per Available for private bookings. Reservations required at 472-2531 Stanislav Khistenko, in December, and continues with a perform­ class. Island Seniors, Inc. annual membership is $20. Sanibel ■ Sanibel Thriller ance by violinist Miroslav Hristov and pianist Vladimir Valjarevic, Recreation Center members must show their membership cards to Cruise tlie waters of the Gulf of Mexico and Pine Island Sound featuring works by Liszt Bartok and Kodaly in January, before attend. circumnavigating the Worlds most prestigious Barrier Islands. ending with chamber musician, cellist Dmitry Kouzov accompa­ Fitness class schedule is as follows: During tlx: narrated tour you will sec wildlife such as Dolphins and nied by pianist Peter Laul. Evening classical music concerts ■ Happy Hour Fitness - Monday, Wednesday & Friday at 8 a.m. Exotic Bindlife as well as the Historic Sanibel Lighthouse. Voted include internationally prize-winning ensembles, Calidore Quartet This class keeps your brain fit and your heart, lungs and muscles the best tour on tlie Islands, “A must do when visiting the Islands” and The Faure Quartett. Tickets to classical concerts are free for strong with a combination of aerobics and muscle conditioning Reservations arc required at 472-2328 children 17 and under as well as for students with a valid student exercises and balance. Hand weights, stretch cords, and your body ■ Rental Boats: ID but must be reserved in advance. weight will be used to keep you strong. We will begin with a joke Fish, Picnic, or sight seeing aboard 20 foot Regal deckboats, fish­ ■ Jazz/Pop/Contemporary and end with a positive thought for the day. Silvia Villanueva is the ing boats available. Boats include all safety equipment. Reserve a This season’s roster of jazz, pop and contemporary musicians instructor. boat at 472 2531. includes popular American folksinger and 2009 Grammy Lifetime ■ Essential Total Fitness - Monday, Wednesday & Friday at 9:30 ■ Pro-Fishing Guides: Achievement Award winner, Tom Paxon; the Rossano a.m. & 11 a.m. All equipment and license provided. Backwater and Tarpon fish­ Sportiello/Nicki Parrott/Eddie Metz Trio featuring Harry Allen Cardio, muscle strengthening and flexibility training with hand ing available Bk at 472-2723. offers a journey through “The Great American Songbook;” The weights, stretch cords, chairs and stability balls. Mahnaz Bassiri is Piano Men Starring Jim Witter performs a musical journey through the instructor. Adventures In Paradise Cruises the 70’s, featuring the song of Billy Joel and Elton John; while ■ Power Hour Fitness - Tuesday & Thursday at 8 a.m. I Xparting from “G” dock at Port Sanibel Marina, Phone: 472- Country Royalty rounds out the season with Jason Petty & Carolyn Hand weights, stretch cords and stability balls, along with mats. See CALENDAR, page 74 Island Worship ■ Bat Yam Temple of the Islands Chapel Service: 7:45 am. '' t h o u s e Meets at the Sanibel Congregational Full Service with Sunday School & Church, 2050 Periwinkle Way. 395-2455 Nursery Care: 9 am. or [email protected] Full Service with Nursery Care: 11 am. Visit the website at batyam.org ■ St. Isabel Catholic Church established 1965 Shabbat Services, Fridays, 8 p.m. 3559 Sanibel-Captiva Road ■ Captiva Chapel by the Sea 472-2763 11580 Chapin Lane. Captiva, 472- Saturday Vigil Mass 5 pim. 1646 Sunday Mass at 8:30 am. and 10:30 Sundays 11 am. am. November 10, 2013 until April 27, Daily Mass Wed., Thurs., and Fri. at DINNER SERVED 2014 8:30 am. Rev. George E. Morris Communion Service on Mon. and Tues. ■ First Church-Christ Scientist at 8:30 am. T H R U A P R I L 2950 West Gulf Drive, Sanibel, 472- Holy Days please call 8684 ■ St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Sundays, 10:30 a.m. and Wednesdays, Church 7:30 p.m. 2304 Periwinkle Way Reading Room: Fridays at 10 a.m. to Rev. Dr. Ellen Sloan, Rector noon and during season (Jan. to March) on Saturday Eucharist - 5 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 10 Sunday Eucharist - 8 am. and 10:50 a.m. to noon. Located in rear of church am. building. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m. ■ Sanibel Community Church Tuesday Morning Prayer - 9 am. 1740 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel. 472- Wednesday Healing Eucharist - 9 am. 2684 Wednesday Evening Service - 6 p.m. Sunday Worship Hours: Traditional (Followed by Potluck Supper on the 1st Service with Communion, 8 a.m.: Wednesday) Contemporary Service with kid’s church. 9 For more information call: 472-2173 or a.m.; Fellowship in courtyard, 10:15 a.m.; www.saintmichaels-sanibel.org Adult and Youth Sunday School classes, ■ Unitarian Universalists of the Islands 10:45 am.; Traditional Service with choir, 2050 Periwinkle Way, 433-4901 11 am. Childcare available at all services. (Sanibel Congregational Church), (Ruth ■ Sanibel Congregational United Iyengar, [email protected]) Service on first Church of Christ Sundays of the month. December through 2050 Periwinkle Way, Sanibel, 472- April, 5 p.m. Potluck supper on third 0497 Sundays of the month, December through Rev. Dr. John H. Danner, Sr. Pastor; April, at member’s home. Rev. Deborah Kunkel. Associate Pastor

CRUSTED FRESH FISH Calendar served on a Big Salad or with From page 73 Island. For more information or to make reserva­ 8443 tions, call 239-472-9656 or 472-9656. Baked Potato, Sweet Potato, or Pasta ■ Shelling & Lunch Excursion: Shell the barrier islands and stop for lunch at Captiva Cruises Choose (as available) Barnacle Phil’s. Complimentary chairs, umbrel­ ■ Cabbage Key/Useppa Island Lunch Cmise las and floats. Departs at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Choose your isiand destination and enjoy a nar­ Fresh Yellowtail Snapper, HogFish, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. ration on the history and wildlife along the way. Cabbage Key and the Dollar Bill Restaurant is a Ahi Tuna, Tilapia, Triple Tail, ■ Backwater Fishing Cruise: All fishing equipment, bait, tackle and license true “Old Florida” island hide-a-way. Useppa Grouper, Cobia or Salmon will be provided. Departs at 9 a.m. daily. Island, with lush vegetation and pink pathways, is ■ Morning Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise: the site of the historic Collier Inn and award-win­ A great way to start your day! Departs at 10 a.m. ning history museum. Monday. Wednesday and Friday. ■ Dolphin & Wildlife Adventure cmise Also Serving Steaks, Burgers, ■ Sanibel Trolley Tour: Spotting the Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin is Leam about the island’s history by trolley! always a highlight for visitors to Southwest Ribs, Chicken, Pasta, Caesar Departs at 9:30 a.m. Monday, Wednesday and Florida and Captiva Cruises offers the perfect Salad Beer & Wine L Friday. family cmise that provides the opportunity to see ■ Sealife Encounter Cruise: dolphins playing and birds feeding in Pine Island See puffer fish, seahorse and starfish! Florida Sound. Gulf Coast University marine biologist on board ■ Night Sky Astronomy cruise for netting, observing, and hands on fun educa­ Captiva Cruises’ naturalist identifies planets, B reakfast tion! Departs at 12:30 p m daily. stars and constellations, mythologies and myster­ ■ Afternoon Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise: ies, and features of the Milky Way Galaxy, as & Lunch Cmise the waters surrounding Sanibel watching well as the greater universe. A truly magical way for dolphins! Departs at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, to experience the night sky on the water. 7 a m -3 p m Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. Reservations for all cruises are required. Call ■ Sunset Dolphin & Wildlife Cmise: Captiva Cruises at 472-5300 or go to C all A head Enjoy a romantic sunset, watch dolphins, and www.CaptivaCruises.com for more information experience the birds coming in to roost at night in and to make reservations. remote sanctuary islands. Complimentary soft Seating Available drinks and water. Departs at 7 p.m. daily. Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum COMPLIMENTARY trolley pick-ups are avail­ Shell Museum Lecture Series 2014 Dinner 5pm-9pm able by reservation. Call Adventures In Paradise Wednesdays at 2 p.m., free with museum admis­ at 472-8443 to make reservations or get further sion/membership or $5 information, also visit www.adventuresinpar- ■ April 16 Dinner Reservations Accepted adise.com Dr. Joanne Muller, Assistant Professor and Program Leader for Marine Science Department YOLO Watersports of Marine and Ecological Sciences Florida Gulf 362 Periwinkle Way Class begins at 9 a.m. sharp each Thursday for a Coast University, Fort Myers: "Reconstructing one-hour session with yoga instructor Micaela the Long-term History of Hurricane Landfalls in Solomon. Arrive early and the cost is $30 per stu­ Southwest Florida." dent. which includes a SUP (stand-up paddle- ■ April 30 472-0303 Pamela Jones Morton. I .overs Key State Park: boaid). Reservations are requested. YOLO is located at 11534 Andy Rosse Lane, Captiva "There is more to Lovers Key State Park than the www.LighthouseCafe.com beach!” Find Us on Facebook at Lighthouse Cafe of Sanibel ------LET’S TALK ABOUT REAL ESTATE! Charles Sobczak Realtor Associate, VIP Realty Group 2000 Periwinkle Way • Cell: (239) 850-0710 e-mail: [email protected] Website: www.viprealty.com REALTORS' Let’s Talk About Real Estate! If you are on Periwinkle and see my white Prius parked in front of 2000 Periwinkle Way, drop in and we’ll talk about real estate. We can talk 1049 SOUTH YACHTSMAN, SANIBEL about how the newly adopted flood BEACHY, PEACHY AND AN Stop by Thursday morning, 4/17/14 from 9-12 insurance relief bill will impact and see this delightful canal-front home located ground level home values. Or we EASY REACHY! on the quiet side of the island. Three bedrooms, Priced $100K below its Zestimate, this charming two baths plus a large porch and den. The can discuss the best ways to 3/2 is over 2,000 sq. ft. in size and offers caged pool faces west and the dock is ready for prepare your home or condo for the bamboo flooring, granite counter tops, impact your new boat! New listing at $599,555. windows, skylights and a near beach locale. market. Hope to see you soon! Reduced to $569,555 so call me to see it! AREN’T MORE OF IT!

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Saltmarsh Sanibel-Captiva Islander Mosquito captivasanibel.com M Week Wednesday, of 16, April 2014 (Aedes taeniorhynchus) (Aedes taeniorhynchus) Other names: skeeter, One of eight species Captiva and most of Jersey birds that inhabit Sanibel and Southwest Florida. In Status: FL=ait too stable Captiva, the saltmarsh fact, of all the creatures and thriving mosquito was once so described in this book, Life span: to 2 months numerous on Sanibel from bull sharks to four- Length: 0.15 in. (4 mm) Island that it set a world hundred pound alligators, Reproduces in the tidal flats record. In September of the single most deadly is Of Ding Darting Wildlife 1950, a New Jersey light the mosquito. No other Preserve as well as the bay trap, located at the ferry creature has caused so side of Captiva landing on the east end of much suffering as the Found: Throughout all of the island, set a new world tiny, ubiquitous mosqui­ Southwest Florida. record by collecting to. The most deadly of all 365,000 saltmarsh mos­ the species on the islands quitoes in a single night! Charlie Sobczak is Aedes aegypti. An The mosquito ditches that invasive species that orig­ PHOTO PROVIDED can still be found in Living inated in Africa, this mos­ Saltmarsh Mosquito numerous locations quito has now spread via throughout the islands Sanibel the various industries of were dredged by the Homo sapiens to every Sanibel-Captiva Mosquito tropical and sub-tropical your back yard might be worrisome to they are unwitting hosts of the diseases Control District in the early 1950s to region in the world. This is the insect you I can only say that you have every they can carry, the islands mosquitoes provide native fish access to mosquito responsible for the spread of yellow right to be worried. The pain and suffer­ are the most frightening creatures in breeding habitat, thereby allowing them fever, dengue fever, Chikungunya and ing brought about by these insects is LIVING SANIBEL. to consume more mosquito larvae. other diseases. Although it is present in unimaginable. This year alone, more In January of 1958 numerous indi­ fair numbers on the island, we are all than one million people will die from This article is an excerpt from Living vidual mosquito control districts were blessed in that there is no yellow or malaria. When we add deaths from Sanibel. combined to create the Lee County dengue fever present in the human pop­ dengue fever, yellow fever and a wide Mosquito Control District (LCMCD). ulation to serve as a reservoir for the array of various equine and other forms Today the LCMCD uses a wide array of disease. of encephalitis the number exceeds two chemical and biological controls to Another equally dangerous species million, with hundreds of thousands of keep Sanibel and Captiva habitable. that lives on the islands, is Anopheles cases in the third world going unreport­ Every property owner in Lee County quadrimaculatus. This species is a well ed. pays a special tax to help fund the ongo­ known vector for malaria but once Although mosquitoes are eaten by ing pest control, whose budget exceeds again, lacking a host with a case of small birds, bats and their larvae is $16 million dollars annually. To learn active malaria to transmit, this tiny taken by mosquito fish, frogs and tur­ more about LCMCD go to mosquito is no more deadly than its tles, these natural controls cannot rival www.lcmcd.org. bite. The other two species of concern their amazing ability to reproduce. The saltmarsh mosquito is not a are Culex nigripalpus, which carries Before the cross dike in Ding Darling major vector in the transmission of dis­ West Nile virus and Saint Louis was built (aka Wildlife Drive) entomol­ eases. Although capable of transmitting encephalitis and the Asian tiger mosqui­ ogists estimated that there were two bil St. Louis encephalitis and EEE (eastern to (Aedes albopictus) which also vec­ lion salt-marsh mosquito eggs per acre equine encephalitis) in the laboratory, tors dengue fever. on the surrounding tidal flats. Even in the wild it does not fare as well with The other species found on the though the chemicals used by LCMCD these two diseases. It is a known vector islands are not known to carry any have been environmentally controver­ for dog heartworm and Venezuelan human diseases but all of them are sial at times, the fact is that Sanibel and equine encephalitis. capable of transmitting dog heartworm. Captiva would probably be uninhabit­ This isn’t the case for some of the If the thought of having all of these able was it not for our sustained pro­ other species that inhabit Sanibel, potentially dangerous mosquitoes in gram of mosquito control. Although Island Briefs From page 68 plants to the meeting during Show and Tell. Orchid ap and social gatherings in our historic Community Society members are invited to participate in a month­ S a n C House. ly show. Ribbons are awarded for best Hybrid and best Species Orchids. Members and guests are also M e d ic a l C e n t e r Orchid meeting set for April 21 invited to participate in a monthly orchid Mon-Tues-Thurs-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm raffle. Annual society membership is $20 which cov­ ‘Orchid Tales’ will be the topic of the Monday, Wed & Sal 8:30am-12:30pm April 21 meeting of the Sanibel-Captiva Orchid ers the meetings. Guests are $4. Society. Featured speaker will be Raphael Romero, P. Denis Kuehner, D.O. owner of Plantio La Orquidea in Sarasota. The IfU N P 4ROOAMN4, LIC (leticial laimK Practice and Osteopathic Manipulation meeting will take place at 1:30 p.m. at St. Michael Striving to keep Sanibel 4301 Sanibel-Captiva Road & All Angels Episcopal Church, 2304 Periwinkle and Captiva's canines Sanibel Island, FL 33957 Way on Sanibel. and felines well Orchid novices are groomed! encouraged to come to the WALK-INS WELCOME meeting at 1 p.m. to hear a member of the Orchid All patients seen Society talk about the fun­ damentals of orchid grow­ by the Doctor ing. Participants are Tel: 239/472-0700 1 | encouraged to come early JkppOlNTMfNT OHli) f o f e i i to purchase orchids or to Fax: 239/472-0855 do so during intermission. 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