How to Enroll in Auto-Pay for the Town Center For the added convenience of Pelican Preserve Residents and our Town Center accounting team, we encourage all Pelican Preserve Residents to enroll in auto-pay on the Pelican Preserve Residents website using your bank checking account. By enrolling in auto-pay using your bank checking account, you will:  Save time in paying your Town Center monthly account statements and quarterly assessments while ensuring payment is made on time.  To avoid a 3% convenience fee set up auto-pay through your bank.  Save time for our accounting team in posting payments to accounts. Enrolling in auto-pay using your bank checking account is fast, easy and free! 1. Log in to the Residents website 2. On the Residents website homepage, click “View / Pay Statements” under Quick Links, or find this page under the “My Town Center” section of the website 3. An account statement window will open 4. Click on “Bill Pay” 5. On the “Bank Account” tab, enter information for your bank checking account. Please be sure to complete all fields in this window before clicking the “Save Bank Account” button at the bottom. 6. After entering your bank account information, click “Auto Payment” on the left to enroll. 7. In the Payment Center window, complete all the information to set your auto-payment. Please note the following: 8. Payment Date: It’s recommended to select a payment date between the 8th and 20th of the month to ensure your payment has adequate time to process and post to your account prior to the payment due date. 9. Payment Frequency: Select “Monthly” 10. The amount of your auto-pay will depend on one of these two options: "Balance Due” (all charges from the last statement) or “Current Balance” (all outstanding charged) 11. When finished, click the “Schedule Payment” button at the bottom 12. On the next screen, review your auto-payment information and click the “Create Auto Payment” button at the bottom to finish enrolling. 13. If you require any assistance enrolling in auto-pay at the Town Center, please contact: Nicole Chausse at [email protected] or (239) 985-1770 Ashley Rowe at [email protected] or (239) 985-1769 REVIEW of 2022 Town Center Dues The Town Center fees for 2022 of $3,048 are as follows:  The annual Operating Assessment fee will be $1,560  The annual Special Loan Repayment fee will be $1156  The annual Reserve Assessment fee will be $332 Your resulting 2022 quarterly fees billing will total $762.  December - February  March - May  June- August  September - November

Next PPCA Board Meeting Thursday, April 28 10:00am Magnolia Room

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Pelican Preserve has its own Community Channel where Residents can find lots of information regarding Pelican Preserve and the Town Center, list of PPCA Board Members, committees, hours of operation at the Town Center, billing information, special events and entertainment listings, contact information for Castle Group Property Management staff and ICON Some Fision remotes do not have a “MyHome” button. In these cases, Management staff, and so much more. press “MENU” or the LEFT ARROW on your Fision remote. Then press PROPERTY and press OK/SELECT. Pelican Preserve Community Channel Easily Available on the Fision Remote Pelican Preserve Channel Also Accessible on Your Smartphone and Tablet

To access the Channel, you use the Hotwire Fision remote-control device and press the “My Home” button located on the top row in the middle, just right of the “Power On” button. That opens up the Channel for viewing. There are 11 major categories listed on the left of your TV when opened:

The PP Community Channel and other Hotwire features are also available on your smartphone or tablet using the free "Hotwire Fision" app. Once you download the "Hotwire Fision" app from your smartphone or Tablet app store onto your device, you then touch the "Community" icon at the bottom of the screen. If you have any questions or suggestions about this exclusive Pelican Preserve Community Channel, please send them to: [email protected].

PP Community Association Town Center Activities and Clubs Dining Racquet Sports Special Events Soleil Health and Fitness Community Outreach

RESIDENT ID CARD UPDATE Due to supply chain issues, we are experiencing delays in receiving the cards. If you have not received your New Resident ID card, please visit the Pelican Lounge. Distribution times will be from 8:30am - 4:00pm Monday through Friday. Appointments are not necessary. Please visit the Pelican Lounge/Library to receive your new card. New photos will be taken, as well as updating your account profile. To expedite this process, please fill out the Pelican Preserve Resident User Information Form available on line under Forms & Documents on the Pelican Preserve Town Center website or email Nicole Chausse or Ashley Rowe if you have any questions. Your Resident ID card may be used for identification, gate/room proximity access, and account charging to help ensure accurate billing. Your Resident ID card will have your name and account number printed on the card, as well as your picture, along with a magnetic stripe encrypted with your Town Center account number so it can be swiped for an account charge at the Town Center. Here is some additional information that will be helpful to know:  Please do NOT hole punch new cards. Lanyards and pouches are available to purchase in the Pelican Lounge/Library and Fitness Center.  Please do not place card on cell phone charging pad.  Please note that cards cannot be distributed without a recent photo. Access CARD SYSTEM TOWN CENTER ACCESS  After your photo is taken, you will be given your new card or receive a date/time your card will be ready for pickup at the Town Center.

The Town Center administrative office is located across from the Art Room. The hours are 9:00am-5:00pm, Monday-Friday.

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Adhere to posted speed limits throughout Pelican Preserve and yield to pedestrians in crosswalks. Golf course and cart paths are for golfers only. Please do not use the golf course or cart paths to jog, run, walk or walk your dog. This includes early morning and evening hours. Do not ride bikes on the sidewalks. Use the bike lanes on Pelican Preserve Boulevard. When riding on the road, ride with the flow of traffic, not against it. Don’t forget your helmet! Bikers should follow rules of the road which means stopping at stop signs, signaling and yielding to pedestrians. When walking in the community, please use the sidewalks. Help us maintain the beauty in our natural areas and properly dispose of dog waste. Do not throw waste bags in the preserve area. Please do not feed the wildlife in the preserve or in your neighborhoods. This includes alligators and squirrels.

Dog Park Usage & Maintenance There are two dog parks located at the Town Center, one of which is being relocated as a result of amenity improvements. If you are interested in utilizing the dog parks, you must register your dog at the Town Center reception desk. Forms may be found on the Pelican Preserve website under “Documents & Forms.” Please note that the dog parks will be closed the first Monday of every month for routine maintenance. Please do not allow your dogs to dig in the dog parks. Residents must pick up their dogs waste and dispose of in the receptacles provided. Pelican Preserve Name Tags We encourage Pelican Preserve Residents to wear name tags to Pelican Preserve events, functions and get-togethers. Order your neighborhood specific name tag by completing the Name Tag form and submitting it with a check for $8.50 per name tag payable to Trophy Case in the lockbox in the computer room located in the Pelican Lounge. You will be notified when you name tags are ready for pick-up. Generally within two weeks. Golf Cart Parking As we work to maintain the Town Center, please use designated golf cart parking spaces when visiting the Town Center. Please refrain from parking in front of doors, walkways and lawns. Do not park golf carts in the main Town Center parking lot. Golf Cart Requirements Drivers of golf cart must be 16 years of age and a licensed driver in order to operate a golf cart. Refrain from having children on your lap. Children must be seated while riding in a golf cart. Smoking at the Town Center The Town Center is a smoke-free zone. Please refrain from smoking or vaping in all areas of the Town Center. Outdoor Pools There are two outdoor pools and two hot tubs located at the Town

Center. The lagoon pool is for general use. The pool located next to FlipFlops is an adult pool only. A designated lap lane is also available for lap swimming at all times. Please be courteous, the pool is designed for lap swimming and general usage.

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No glass containers are permitted in the pool areas. Food and drinks not permitted in the pool or within 4 feet of the pool edge. No outside food or drinks are permitted in the pool area. Children under 12 years old are not permitted in the hot tubs per the Lee County Health Department.

Pelican Preserve Newsletter The Pelican Preserve monthly newsletter is available at the Town Center reception desk, Soleil Health & Fitness, and The Club at Pelican Preserve. Residents should also receive the newsletter via email and can also view the latest edition on the front page of the Town Center website. Pelican Preserve Website For website questions or how to log in, please contact Stacy Logue at (239) 985-1755 or email [email protected]. When initially logging in to the website your username will be your Town Center account number followed by either 0 or 1, depending upon who the primary is on the account. Passwords are the first letter of your first name followed by your last name (no spaces and all lower case). Community Bulletin Board The community bulletin board and business card display are located in the computer room in the Pelican Lounge for your convenience Copies and Faxes Copies and Faxes may be done in the Administration Office or at Soleil Heath & fitness. Sign Up for Pelican Preserve Text Message Alerts As an added convenience, we are implementing text message alert program so Residents may receive the following types of text message alerts from Pelican Preserve: Emergency Weather Conditions; Facility Updates/Closings. Log into the website and go to My Profile to register.

TOWN CENTER DIRECTORY Administrative Office Billiard Parlor Card Room Destinations Flip-Flops Soleil Health & Fitness Studio I Studio II Tennis Casita Town Center Reservation Line Woodshop

(239) 985-1770 (239) 985-1796 (239) 985-1797 (239) 985-1688 (239) 985-1680 (239) 985-1751 (239) 985-1691 (239) 985-1690 (239) 985-1762 (239) 985-1685 (239) 985-1686

Town Center Reception Office Nicole Chausse and Ashley Rowe are available in the lounge MondayFriday, 8:30am-4:30pm and can assist with the following:  

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Processing Town Center payments Registration and monitoring of the storage yard and dog park Assisting with event reservations Resident Access Card registration and NEW Resident ID Cards

Nicole may be reached at (239) 985-1692 or at [email protected]. Ashley Rowe may be reached at (239) 985-1769 or at [email protected].

Questions on Billing and Account Statements Billing inquiries regarding event charges, please contact: Kelly Entsminger [email protected] (239) 985-1705 Billing inquiries regarding food & beverage charges, please contact Anabel Gutierrez [email protected] (239) 985-1702

Access CARD SYSTEM TOWN CENTER ACCESS The Town Center is equipped with an access control system. The only way to access the outdoor pool area, sewing room, billiard room and card room is with Resident user cards. ALL RENTERS must obtain Resident user cards from Kim Davis in the fitness center. GUESTS Guests are permitted at the outdoor venues at the Town Center (pools, FlipFlops, tennis and pickleball). Residents may accompany guests to the outdoor pools/ Flip-Flops to receive wristbands or Residents may acquire guest passes with Nicole or Ashley at the Town Center reception office in order to gain access to the pools/Flip-Flops.

All other billing questions, please contact: Nicole Chausse [email protected] (239) 985-1770 Ashley Rowe [email protected] (239) 985-1769

Community Security Company Weiser Security Services monitors gate access into the community and provide patrols through the neighborhoods.

MAILING ADDRESS FOR PAYMENTS

Residents may log into DwellingLive to register their guests for front gate access to the community.

If you are mailing your payment, please address to: Pelican Preserve Community Association, P.O. Box 162671, Atlanta, GA 30321-2671. Please make sure your Town Center account number is listed on the check. This is for Pelican Preserve Town Center only, not The Club at Pelican Preserve. If you are using bill pay through your bank, please advise your bank of the address to ensure your payments go to the correct address. Remittance envelopes are enclosed in our statements if you wish to pay by check. If you are currently paying online through the Town Center website, no changes need to be made.

Town Center Payment and Access Card Drop Box Town Center payments may be made online, by logging in to your account, with Nicole Chausse or Ashley Rowe in the Town Center reception office or at the front desk of Soleil Health & Fitness. A drop box is available for your convenience outside of the Town Center reception office in the Pelican Lounge for Residents, guests and renters to drop off their account payments, as well as, guest access cards.

The system, DwellingLive, aids in security to allow access into the community and make Pelican Preserve safer.

If you have questions about the new system and how to log in, please call Castle Group at (239) 985-1634. Keep Your Information Up to Date Don’t forget to update your information with Ashley Rowe at the Town Center reception office. Ashley may be reached at [email protected] or (239) 985-1769. Or log in to the Residents website to update your information on the “My Profile” page, which is automatically routed to the administrative office upon update! Please be sure to update:   

Address and phone numbers Birthday so you can be a part of the Destinations Birthday Club Emergency contact form, which can be updated by filling out a form at Soleil front desk. The emergency contact information is kept on file in the event we need to contact someone for you.

AED Locations at Pelican Preserve Town Center

The Town Center has six AED’s on property. All managers and the majority of our frontline staff are Adult/CPR certified and can assist in an emergency if one should occur. The locations of the AEDs are as follows: Town Center  Tennis Casita  Flip-Flops - by restrooms (alarmed)  Soleil Health & Fitness - front desk  Magnolia Room - by the service hallway  Destinations kitchen - by employee bathroom  Softball field - shed

The Club Directory Desi Howe

Regional Director

(239) 985-1734

[email protected]

Jim Torba

Director of Grounds

(239) 985-1718

[email protected]

Jeremy Steiner

Head Golf Professional

(239) 985-1703

[email protected]

Chris Pilgrim

Membership Director

(239) 985-1742

[email protected]

Joee Hauck

Food & Beverage/ Banquets Manager

(239) 985-1706

[email protected]

Emmanuel Tello

Member Services

(239) 985-1740

[email protected]

Golf Lessons The Club offers lessons from our professional golf .THE CLUB HOURS OF OPERATION staff. Appointments for private lessons may be Golf Shop/Practice Facilities Daily 7:00am - 5:00pm made with any one of our Golf Professionals. Fitness Classes at The Club (Members Only) Yoga in Osprey Room Monday and Wednesday 9:00 - 10:00am No experience necessary! All Members are welcome. Mats and blocks will be available or you may bring your own. No charge for classes. Chair Yoga Monday and Wednesday 10:15 - 11:15am Enjoy the benefits of yoga without getting up and down from the floor. Participants practice poses while seated in a chair or using the chair for assistance in some standing poses. No charge for classes. Tai Chi Mondays 12:00pm Space is limited. Reservations required.

Administrative Office

Monday - Friday

8:00am - 4:00pm

Membership

Monday - Friday

9:00am - 5:00pm

Fitness Center

Daily

7:00am - 5:00pm

The Café

Daily

10:00am - 6:00pm

Lunch

Wednesday - Friday

10:00am - 3:00pm

Saturday - Tuesday

10:00am - 5:00pm

Half-Price Draft & Wine Time Every day

1:00 - 3:00pm

Happy Hour

Monday - Friday

3:00 - 6:00pm

Lunch

Daily

11:00am - 3:00pm

Dinner

Friday

5:00 - 8:00pm

Dining Room

Thursday (begins 10/21) 5:00 - 8:00pm Happy Hour

Tuesday - Friday

4:00 - 6:00pm

Draft Time & Wine Time

Monday - Friday

1:00 - 3:00pm

The Bar

Wednesday - Friday

3:00 - 9:00pm

Happy Hour

Wednesday

3:00 - 9:00pm

Friday

3:00 - 6:00pm

Dinner

5:00 - 8:00pm

The Bar will remain one hour after dinner service

Wine’d Up Wednesday Every Wednesday Happy Hour available 5:00-8:00pm A la carte menu 5:00-8:00pm Reservations are required. Call (239) 985-1795

Name Tags - Golf Members Only Contact Patti Volpe at [email protected] for more information. Submit check for $8.50 payable to Trophy Case in the lockbox located on the desk outside the locker rooms. Please include the exact spelling of the name you want printed and indicate whether you want a pin or a magnet name tag. LGA News While conducted by The Club at Pelican Preserve and not an LGA event, the Club Championship was held on February 24 and is newsworthy to all the lady golfers. Winners 9-Hole Division Linda Dickmann; Runner-up Charlene Hennessey. 18-Hole Division Flight 4: Barbara Hollenbeck, Runner-up Jane Clayton Flight 3: Terry Praschan, Runner-up Mary Hallet Flight 2: Laurie Kramer and Sharon Presutti tied Flight 1: Diane Bihun and Roseanne Boorany and JoAnn Ryan tied. Championship Flight Runner Up: Vicki Foster

2022 Club Champion (winning with the last putt on the last hole) Diane Dam!! They were exciting matches to watch. A hearty congratulation to the winners as well as all who participated. On Monday, February 28 the LGA held its annual FUN NIGHT with 130 members in attendance. Great food, challenging games and lots of laughter. A great event for members to congregate and mix with other members with whom they might not otherwise play/meet. The event was Chaired by Capri Wettour and her committee of Joann Ryan, Anita Beaulieu, Lynn Stine. Kerstin Feske and Elaine Damon. Thanks ladies for a most enjoyable night.

thanks to all. April Event: The season is coming to a close. The Closing Luncheon is scheduled for Thursday, April 7. Safe travels to our members heading out for the summer. MGA News April 6 - MGA Closing Day - Masters Par 3 Event April 14 - Pelican Cup Selection Cocktail Party April 20, 23, 25 - Pelican Cup Finals

On March 14 the Pre-Party for the Run for the Roses Member Guest was held with great food, games and Music Bingo. Lots of laughter, dancing and singing. The following day the Member Guest dodged possible rain and had a perfect golfing day. A herculean effort by the committee of Chair Sharon Presutti, Co-Chair Fran Auker, and committee members Donna Tanguay, Maria Giampola, Lynn Hilt, Judy Zimdars, Beverly Wells, Lynne Clarke and Carol Meltzer produced a spectacular event. A great big

Thinking of Joining The Club? Contact Chris Pilgrim at (239) 985-1742 or email [email protected] to learn more information on Golf Memberships and Social Memberships.

All owners within Pelican Preserve are required to be members of Plaza Del Sol/Town Center and pay the fees and charges levied pursuant to the Town Center Declaration for use of the Town Center amenities and facilities. The golf course, golf facilities and golf clubhouse are part of The Club at Pelican Preserve which is not associated with Plaza Del Sol/Town Center. Purchase of a membership in The Club at Pelican Preserve by application and payment of the applicable membership fee is required for use of The Club at Pelican Preserve golf amenities.

Casita Shop Hours Monday - Friday 7:00am - 3:00pm Saturday & Sunday Closed

Reservation Process for Racquet Sports Residents may make reservations online for tennis courts by logging in to Pelican Preserve's Residents website anytime, day or night!  All tennis and pickleball courts may now be reserved for play three days in advance beginning at 7:00am.  Registration for Tennis Round Robins, Competitive Doubles and Men’s Day will begin three days in advance at 7:00am.  Registration for Pickleball Round Robin, will begin three days in advance beginning at 7:00am.  Renters and guest may register for programs two days in advance. Upon reserving a court online, you and your guests will receive an immediate email confirmation. Clinics and lesson registration may be done at any time. How To Make an Online Reservation 1. Log in to www.pelicanpreservelifestyles.com.  Primary and secondary Residents have individual logins for the Residents website. Please be sure you are using your specific login for reservation and confirmation purposes.  For assistance with logging in to the Residents website, click the "Need Login Help” link on the login page. Or you may call Stacy Logue at (239) 985-1755. 2. Under the Racquet section of the website, select "Reserve a Tennis Court” or “Reserve a Pickleball Court”. More Information  To reserve the ball machine, select the ball machine option next to your name.

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Only one (1) reservation per day may be made online. If you would like to make a second court reservation on the same day, please call the Casita to check availability. All racquet sports reservations must be made online. The only exception is a second same-day tennis court reservation. In order to do that, you must call the Tennis Casita to inquire about availability.

Should you have further questions, please feel free to contact the Casita. Day guests may not use the tennis or pickleball courts more than a cumulative total of three times per month or a maximum of six times per calendar year. Racquet Sports Court Dress Code  Regular clay court shoes must be worn on the tennis courts at all times. Cross trainers or other running shoes are not permitted both safety and maintenance reasons.  Proper tennis attire including shirts and other full coverage clothing must be worn on the tennis courts. Swimsuits, cutoffs, workout attire, men’s sleeveless shirts, tank tops and golf shorts are not permitted.  Shoes worn on clay courts must be cleaned in the Tread Blaster prior to entering the Casita or pickleball courts.  Rubber soled athletic shoes must be worn. Open toed shoes, street shoes or golf shoes are not permitted on the Pickleball Courts.  Proper athletic, tennis or gym attire must be worn. Sleeveless men’s Athletic shirts are permitted. Swimsuits, other swim attire, modified shirt (cut off sleeves) or short cutoffs are not permitted on the Pickleball Courts. Check with Tennis Department for advice or with questions.  Check with the Racquet Sport Department for advice or questions.

Tennis courts may be reserved for 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes.

Call (239) 985-1762 As a courtesy to fellow players, please cancel the court if you are not going to use it.

Racquet Sports Professional Staff Raymond Major Director of Racquet Sports Paul Jasperson Head Tennis Professional/ Pickleball Professional Charles Nelson Contracted Tennis Professional Tony Upkes Contracted Pickleball Professional Racquet Sports Price Schedule Tennis Private Lessons ½ hour $35 1 hour $65 Tennis Clinic/Drills (Minimum of four players) Club Clinic - 1 hour per person $12 Club Clinic - 1 ½ hours per person $17.50 Team Drill - 1 hour per team Team Drill - 1 ½ hours per team *Price based on one professional

$70 $105

Private Clinic - 1 hour per group Private Clinic - 1 ½ hours per group $105 *Based on three to six players

$70

Pickleball Private Lessons ½ hour 1 hour

$25 $45

Pickleball Clinic and Drills (Minimum of three players) Clinic (3) people - 1 hour per person $15 Clinic (4) people - 1 hour per person $12 Clinic (5) people - 1 hour per person $10 Clinic (6) people - 1 hour per person $8

Teams or Ratings Are you interested in joining a team or knowing what you are rated? Pelican Preserve has 18 Men’s, Women’s and Mixed Doubles teams that play in Lee County Leagues. You can contact Director of Racquet Sports, Raymond Major for more information at 239-985-1761.

Tennis Court Etiquette Reminder:  Please access courts through gates.  Do not walk across a court that is in use.  Be courteous to your fellow Residents.  To retrieve a ball from another court or return a ball to another court, wait until players have completed the point.  Dispose of trash in proper receptacles. Tennis Ball Machine Group Members The annual fee for the Ball Machine is $125 per household. We now have a six month fee of $75. Always cover the machine after use. Tennis ball machine may be rented by the hour for $12 when the Tennis Casita is open. Do not use the machine in rain or damp conditions. TENNIS COMMITTEE NEWS ATTENTION ALL TENNIS PLAYERS All new tennis playing Residents (or Residents not currently receiving Committee emails) should fill out the Player Profile Form located on the Tennis Committee page on the Pelican Preserve Residents website. The form is also available at the Tennis Casita. This will ensure you will be receiving the latest tennis e-mail updates. Your questions, comments and suggestions for improving our programming can be sent to the committee at [email protected]. Log in to the Pelican Preserve Lifestyles website and visit the Tennis Committee web page and look over the Tennis Advisory Committee's bylaws, view past minutes, and look at the master listing of available league teams. This should allow you to more fully participate in our tennis community. Tennis Clinic Reservations Registration is required for all clinics. Log in to the website and click on the “Racquet Sports Calendar” page under the Racquet section of the Residents website to register. Questions? Call the Tennis Casita at (239) 985-1762. 2.5 - 3.0 Club Clinic Wednesday 8:00 - 9:00am 3.0 - 3.5 and above Club Clinic Tuesday 11:00am - 12:30pm

Drop-In Programs (Just show up—no sign-up required) Mondays Men's 8:30 - 10:30am Saturday Round Robin 7:30 - 9:30am Registration begins on Wednesdays at 7:00am for Saturday. Men’s Day - All Levels Friday 11:00am - 1:00pm Bring Your Own Balls All reservations must be made online. Registration begins on Tuesdays at 7:00am for Friday Men’s Day. Thursday Mixed Doubles—All Levels 8:30 - 10:30am Bring Your Own Balls

TENNIS FOR NEWBIES! Fast Start to Tennis Class New Time - TBA This class is geared toward the beginner wanting to master the skills needed to improve your game. This is where you can improve your skills to prepare for the next level. Sign-up will be required and can be done on the Pelican Preserve website. Cost: $12 per class

SPRING SCHEDULE January 31, 2022 - April 30, 2022

MEMBER RATED OPEN PLAY Monday 8:30 - 11:30am Tuesday 8:30 - 11:30am Wednesday 8:30 - 11:30am Thursday 8:30 - 11:30am Friday 8:30 - 11:30am Saturday 8:30 - 11:30am

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3.0 & Below 3.5 & Above

Courts 1-2-3 Courts 4-5-6

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3.0 & Below 3.5 & Above

Courts 1-2-3 Courts 4-5-6

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3.0 & Below 3.5 & Above

Courts 1-2-3 Courts 4-5-6

Reserve a Pickleball Court Online Residents may make reservations online for pickleball courts by logging in to Pelican Preserve's Residents website anytime, day or night! Pickleball courts may be reserved three days in advance starting at 7:00am. Upon reserving a court online, you and your guests will receive an immediate email confirmation. How To Make an Online Reservation 1. Log in to www.pelicanpreservelifestyles.com.

 Primary and secondary Residents have individual logins for the Residents website. Please use your login for reservation and confirmation purposes.

 For assistance with logging in to the Residents website, click the "Need Login Help” link on the login page or you may call Stacy Logue at (239) 985-1755. Under the Racquet section of the website, select “Reserve a Pickleball Court.”

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3.0 & Below 3.5 & Above

Courts 1-2-3 Courts 4-5-6

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3.0 & Below 3.5 & Above

Courts 1-2-3 Courts 4-5-6

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23.0 & Below 3.5 & Above

Courts 1-2-3 Courts 4-5-6

Guests: All guests must check in at the Tennis Casita. Guest Fee: $5 / Paddle Rental: $2 More Information

Please play on the proper Court designated for your Rating. In order to show that you are waiting to play on a specific court, please use the Paddle System by placing your paddle in the appropriate paddle holder located on your rated courts. In this way, you are notifying everyone that someone is waiting to play on that court. All players will exit after one game played and must put their paddles in the paddle holder. Players may only use one paddle in the paddle holder.

Wednesday 2:30-3:30pm 3:30-4:30pm Thursday 2:30 - 3:30pm 3:30 - 4:30pm

Beginners 2.5 and 3.0 3.0 Drill & Play Beginners

Register for clinics online on the Racquet Sports Calendar. $15 - 3 players $12 - 4 players $10 - 5 players $8 - 6 players Contact Carol at (239) 985-1762 or [email protected] to schedule a lesson.

All organized play is for Residents and Renters ONLY. Players need to be registered with the Pickleball Committee to participate.

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Only one (1) pickleball reservation per day may be made online. If you would like to make a second court reservation on the same day, please call (239) 985-1762 to check availability.

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All pickleball court reservations must be made online. The only exception is a second sameday pickleball court reservation.

Should you have further questions, please feel free to contact the Tennis Casita at (239) 985-1762. Day guests may not use the pickleball courts more than a cumulative total of three times per month or a maximum of six times per calendar year. Court Etiquette Reminder:

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Do not walk across a court being used by someone else. To retrieve a ball from another court or return a ball to another court, wait until players have completed the point. When using lights at night, let the timers go off automatically - do not force timers off.

Pickleball Reservations and Ratings All programs subject to change due to popularity. All other pickleball court reservations may be scheduled three days in advance for two-hour time slots. Court/tennis shoes are required to play. Please see Carol in the tennis shop for information and questions, or call (239) 985-1762. All pickleball players who want to participate in Member-Rated Open Play or Member-Rated Round Robin Play (scheduled play), must be registered with the Pelican Preserve Pickleball Committee and receive a rating. Register to become a new Member of the Pelican Preserve Pickleballers by simply logging in to the Pelican Preserve website, click on Racquet > Pickleball, and download and complete the information under New Member or contact the Committee at [email protected] to become a member and included in the directory.

WELLNESS PRESENTATIONS

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Pickleball Ball Machine The ball machine can be rented for $10 per hour during times the Tennis Casita is open.

Bring Resident ID card to class - Instructors will be signing participants in for each class Please use the double doors for entrance to the group exercise rooms and not the back doors by Flip-Flops. Please exit on the single door side of the rooms when class is finished. Do not enter room until previous class has exited.

Parkinson’s 101

Presented by Michelle Martin, Parkinson’s Program Manager for Hope Hospice Thursday, April 14 4:00pm Theater Registration required. Click on the link below to register.

Please wait for the instructor to open door to the room before entering. REMEMBER TO WIPE DOWN ALL EQUIPMENT AT THE END OF CLASS.

Yoga LIIT Thursdays - 1:00pm Instructor: Melissa Poolside Group Exercise Room

Meditation Mondays - 3:15pm Instructor: Rich Byrne Upstairs Classroom in the Indoor Pool All are welcome. Meditators sit quietly for 30 - 40 minutes in each session.

NEW ABC Circuit Wednesdays - 10:15am Instructor: Quincy Poolside Group Exercise Room This class will focus on the ABC’s of fitness (Abs, Butts, Cardio). Quincy will take you through a circuit around the room targeting specific areas of the body while getting your heart rate up!

Parkinson 101: Finding Hope for Living Well is an introduction to the fundamentals of Parkinson’s disease and the benefits available within the Hope Parkinson Program. This class is a perfect place to start for those who are new to the program, and includes a discussion of: Parkinsonism versus Parkinson’s How Parkinson’s is diagnosed 4 cardinal motor signs of Parkinson’s Symptoms you don’t see (non-motor symptoms) Medical and complementary therapies used to treat Parkinson’s Disease Local and national resources For more than 6 years, Michelle Martin has led the Hope Parkinson Program in Southwest Florida’s Lee and Hendry counties. The program membership has steadily grown from 500 people to over 2,000 individuals. Through community partnerships, Michelle connects people living with PD – and their care partners - to vital services. In addition, she teaches educational and movement classes, facilitates support groups, and hosts social events too. Michelle is certified in several evidence-based programs including Tai Chi for Better Balance, Rock Steady Boxing, A Matter of Balance, and Stanford University’s Chronic Disease Self-Management Program. Prior to joining Hope, Michelle was a retail and wholesale business owner. She is a native Floridian who lives in Estero, Florida with her husband and teenaged daughter. Michelle’s close relative lived with Parkinson’s disease and the experience impassions her to help everyone whose life is touched by PD.

Another Successful Fitness Extravaganza in the Books! On March 19 we held our 11th Fitness Extravaganza at the Town Center with 147 athletes participating in one or more of the following events: Sprint Triathlon, Super Sprint Triathlon, 5K and/or 15 Mile Bike. All athletes received a commemorative water bottle and an event medal. If you are an athlete who did not receive your medal, please see Stacy in the fitness center. This event would not have been possible without the support and cheering from our 30+ Resident Volunteers who each had an integral part in ensuring a smooth and safe event. Thank you to the Palazzo neighborhood for running the “party table” water station in your neighborhood. The athletes loved your support and your refreshments! Results of the event can viewed on the Pelican Preserve website under Fitness.

All classes are subject to change or cancelation. Classes in BOLD are new or revised. Class descriptions available at the fitness center or at www.pelicanpreservelifestyles.com. MONDAY

ROOM A - Poolside

8:00am

Sculpt - Stephanie

9:00am

Total Body - Esther

10:15am

Fun & Fit - Terri

ROOM B - Preserve side 9:00am

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Total Body - Terri Body Weight Boot Camp 10:15am Stephanie 11:15am Yoga - Melissa (Limit 18)

9:00am

Belts, Bars & Bands - Stacy

10:15am

Water Aerobics - Stacy

2:00pm

2:00pm

Aqua Jocks - Stacy Meditation - Rich (upstairs classroom)

Chair Yoga - Melissa

3:15pm TUESDAY 8:00am

Experienced Line Dancing—Irene (last class 4/5)

9:00am

Outdoor Fitness - Priscilla (meet at the Amphitheater)

9:00am

Maximum Overload - Esther

9:00am

10:15am 11:15am

Spinal Stretch - Esther Parkinson’s Upstairs - Holly

10:15am Yoga - Diane

11:30am

Zumba - Monika

1:00pm

Ping Pong (until 3:00pm)

WEDNESDAY 8:00am

Total Barre Balance - Stephanie (Limit 15) 9:00am

Water Aerobics- Holly

10:15am

Water Aerobics - Priscilla

2:30pm

Water Volleyball (Until 4:30pm)

9:00am

Aqua Cardio Strength Priscilla

10:15am

Aqua Tabata - Stacy

2:00pm

Aqua Jocks - Stacy

9:00am

Water Aerobics - Holly

10:15am

Water Aerobics - Priscilla

2:30pm

Water Volleyball (Until 4:30pm)

9:00am

Aqua Belt Tabata - Stacy

10:15am

Fun Water Workout - Sue

2:00pm

Aqua Jocks Volley Club (until 4:00)

12:00pm Fitness 101 - Jacqueline 1:00pm Tai Chi - Susan

7:45am

Kick Start Combo- Esther Total Body - Terri

9:00am

Total Body - Jacqueline

9:00am

10:15am

ABC Circuit - Quincy

10:15am TRX Circuit - Jacqueline 11:15am Yoga - Melissa (Limit 15) 2:00pm

Chair Yoga - Melissa

8:00am

Functional Power - Stephanie

9:00am

Body Blast - Esther

THURSDAY 9:00am

Experienced Line Dancing - Irene (last class 4/7)

9:00am

Outdoor Fitness - Priscilla (meet at the Amphitheater)

10:15am 11:15am 11:15am 1:00pm

3:15pm

Stretch & Release 10:15am Yoga - Diane Parkinson’s Upstairs - Holly Zumba - Monika 12:00pm Fitness 101 - Melissa Yoga LIIT - Melissa 1:00pm Tai Chi - Susan Easy Line Dancing - Irene (last class 4/7) Challenge Line Dancing - Irene (last class 4/7)

FRIDAY 8:00am 9:00am

Core & More - Esther

2:15pm

8:00am 9:00am

Pilates Blend F3 - Stephanie

10:15am

10:15am Zumba - Jacqueline

11:15am

11:15am TRX Circuit - Jacqueline

1:00pm

Ping Pong (until 3:00pm)

SATURDAY 8:15am

Saturday Stretch - Dean 9:15am Core Express - Jacqueline 10:15am Zumba - Jacqueline 11:30pm Saturday Yoga - Diane

RELAX AT THE SPA! Massages offered six days a week! Facial/Waxing Serviced offered twice a week. Call Soleil to book your appointment at (239) 985-1751

Give the gift of a massage or facial by purchasing a gift card at Soleil. Any denomination available. See the front desk of the fitness center to purchase. Soleil Massage - 60 minute Soleil 90 Minute Massage Hot Stone Massage European Facial Gentleman’s Facials

SPA STAFF Nicole Anderson - Massage Therapist Yaris Oropesa - Massage Therapist Fatima Buzniak - Esthetician Spa Club at Soleil Buy 6, Get the 7th FREE Purchase and receive six (6) one hour spa services and get the 7th, of equal or lesser value, for free. Get your spa card at front desk at Soleil.

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Allow others to “work in” or take turns when using strength training machines. Please don’t monopolize several pieces of equipment while others are waiting. Wear proper attire when working out - no cut-offs. Close-toed shoes are required in the fitness center (unless approved by the fitness staff). Please refrain from grunting, swearing or loud noises when working out. Limit your time on the stretching table to 10 minutes. Wipe down all equipment when finished. Sanitizing towels are provided throughout the fitness center.

Class sizes are limited: First come, first served Poolside Group Exercise - 28 Preserve Side Group Exercise - 30 Indoor Pool - 60 Some classes will have smaller groups. Classes sizes will be at the instructors discretion. Please see the group exercise schedule for exceptions. Guest Policies for Group Exercise Classes and Fitness Center

More services available. Please see the front desk of Soleil to pick up a spa brochure or visit the Pelican Preserve Lifestyles website and click on the Spa Service page under “Fitness”. Cancelations are required 24 hours in advance or account will be charged.

Guest fees for the fitness center $5 - All guests must check in at the front desk and sign a guest waiver. Guests may take classes BUT must pay the $5 guest fee and fill out the guest waiver. (Guests are not permitted to take classes January through March.

New Resident Fitness Equipment Orientation If you would like to learn how to operate the various pieces of equipment in the fitness center, please stop by Soleil front desk or call (239) 9851751 to make an appointment. Renter Fitness Equipment Orientation $25 (by appointment only) SIGN-IN PROCEDURES FOR GROUP EXERCISE CLASSES Please check in for all land-based group exercise classes by the group exercise rooms. Water-based exercise class participants sign in at the back doors of the indoor pool facing the Promenade All Residents/Renters will need to present their Town Center access card upon entering. LAP SWIMMERS / WATER WALKERS and EXERCISERS ETIQUETTE

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General pool usage will be available when classes and activities are not being held. Please see the pool schedule on the Group Exercise Classes for availability. Please share a lane when indoor pool is busy. Lap swimming and water walking limited to 30 minutes when people are waiting. When pool is busy, water walkers should share the lanes closest to the ladders and walk single file so a lane can be opened up

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for swimmers. Stationary exercise work should be done in the circular area of the pool. If you are arriving for a water exercise class, please be courteous to those who may be exercising or finishing swimming laps by staying clear of the lanes.

RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES 740 Club - Men’s Walking Group Monday through Friday 7:40am - Meet on the Promenade by the Pelican Lounge. Streetwalkers - Women’s Walking Group Monday, Wednesday, Friday 7:30am - Meet at the front entrance of the fitness center. Group walks about 3 miles. All are welcome. Indoor Pool Beach Ball Volleyball Tuesday and Thursday 2:30 - 4:30pm - Indoor Pool This club will use a 24" beach ball for play and focus on fun competition. Anyone interested in participating may email Resident, Ron Asche at [email protected]. Ladies & Aqua Jocks Indoor Pool Beach Ball Volleyball Friday 2:00 - 4:00pm Aqua jocks will be on one side of the pool., ladies will be on the other. Each group is responsible for setup/take down of equipment.

Log into the Pelican Preserve website and go to Social & Dining to make reservations or call (239) 985-1688 during business hours. Closed Monday. Town Center Tuesday Food available 5:00 - 6:30pm Happy hour 5:00 - 9:00pm Entertainment on the Promenade by Destinations 6:30 - 8:30pm (weather permitting) April 5 - Ron Rutz April 12 - Bob Cox April 19 - Rig Entertainment April 26 - Sonny B Lunch Wednesday - Saturday 11:00am - 2:00pm Lunch menu available until 2:00pm Bar Bites & Happy Hour Wednesday - Saturday 4:00 - 6:00pm Bar Bites Menu available until 6:00pm Dinner Wednesday - Thursday 5:00 - 8:00pm Friday - Saturday 5:00 - 9:00pm Dine-In or Take-Out Dinner menu available starting at 5:00pm Sunday Brunch 11:00am - 2:00pm

(239) 985-1680 Sunday - Thursday 11:00am - 800pm Friday - Saturday 11:00am - 9:00pm Inclement Weather When Flip-Flops is closed due to inclement weather, Destinations will be open with Flip-Flop hours. (This does not apply if Flip-Flops has already been open). Happy Hour Monday - Friday 4:00-6:00pm Festive Friday Open 11:00am - 9:00pm Entertainment 5:00 -8:00pm April 1 - Bob Cox April 15 - Mark Aulick Relax by the Pool with Music Saturday April 23 - Anthony Portable bar set up on the pool deck Sunday Funday Open regular hours Entertainment 1:00 - 4:00PM April 10 - Dave J April 24 - Flashback

Farmers Market Mondays - 8:00am - 12:00pm Amphitheater and Promenade Please do not park golf carts by the Amphitheater on Monday mornings. Refrain from driving golf carts through the market.

Wednesday & Fridays/Saturday Movies

Wednesday Movies Nature Series, Biographies, Documentaries, Musicals, Movie Classics & Art Films Showtime 4:00pm (CC) & 7:00pm

Friday/Saturday Movies Popular Films, Recent Releases Friday Showtimes 4:00pm (CC) & 7:00pm

The movie seating policy will be first-come, first serve only. The doors will open 30 minutes prior to showtime. Seating is limited to 89 people. As a courteous to others, please do not save seats. Town Center card required for admittance. Guests must be accompanied by a Resident.

April 6 - Joe Bell - n this fact-based drama, openly gay teen Jadin Bell is bullied incessantly by his high-school peers -driving him to suicide. After his death. Jadin's father, Joe, sets off on a walk across the United States to spread a message of acceptance. Starring Mark Wahlberg, Reid Miller, Connie Britton and Gary Sinise. Rated R—1hr. 30min.

April 1 - Dark Waters - Inspired by a shocking true story, a tenacious attorney uncovers a dark secret that connects a growing number of unexplained deaths to one of the world's largest corporations. In the process, he risks everything -- his future, his family, and his own life -- to expose the truth. Starring Mark Ruffalo, Anne Hathaway, Tim Robbins and Bill Pullman. Rated PG-13 - 2hrs. 7min.

April 8 - The Eyes of Tammy Faye - In the 1970s and '80s, Tammy Faye April 13 - Military Wives (4:00pm ONLY) - Faced with their and Jim Bakker built a burgeoning religious broadcasting network and theme park -- until rivals, financial wrongdoing, and scandal toppled their loved ones' absences, a group of women from different backgrounds whose partners are away serving in Afghanistan, empire. Starring Jessica Chastain, Andrew Garfield, Cherry Jones. Rated PG-13 - 2hrs. 6min.

come together to form the very first military wives' choir. Helping each other through some of life's most difficult moments, and quickly finding themselves on an international stage. Starring Kristin Scott Thomas, Sharon Horgan, Jason Flemyng. Rated PG-13 - 1hr. 52min.

April 15 - Cruella - In this live-action origin story based on the Disney classic "101 Dalmatians," young Cruella de Vil is working as a fashion designer in 1970s London -- until an obsession with dog skins leads her astray. Starring Emma Stone, Emma Thompson, Joel Fry, Paul Walter Hauser. Rated PG-13 - 2hrs. 14min.

April 20 - Pick of the Litter - This engaging documentary follows the two-year progress of five pooches trained from puppyhood to serve as guide dogs for the blind. The film also looks at the human devotion needed to help the canines learn a complex set of behavioral skills. Not Rated—1hr. 21 min.

April 22 - Here Today - Veteran comedy writer Charlie Burnz forms an unlikely yet hilarious and touching friendship with New York lounge singer Emma Payge. Emma unexpectedly wins a lunch with the comedy legend, and their friendship gets off to an extremely rocky start. Before long, each finds in the other a sort of soul mate, forging a deep bond that kicks the generation gap aside and redefines the meaning of friendship, love, and April 27 - Dear Evan Hansen - In this cinematic version of the trust. Starring Billy Crystal, Tiffany Haddish. Rated PG-13 - 1hr. 57min.

hit Broadway musical, high schooler Evan Hansen gets entangled in a lie after a classmate kills himself and his parents mistakenly conclude that Evan's letter to himself is their son's suicide note. Starring Ben Platt, Kaitlyn Dever, Amanda Stenberg. Rated PG-13 - 2hr. 17min.

April 29 - King Richard - Based on the true story that will inspire the world. Richard Williams, father of legendary tennis champions Venus and Serena Williams, shows how family and perseverance can achieve the impossible and impact the world. Starring Will Smith, Aunjanue Ellis, Aniyya Sidney. Rated PG-13 - 2hrs. 25min.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Do you love movies? Would you like to meet and greet lots of fellow Residents? Most volunteers only work one or two nights a month. If you are interested in helping please contact Resident volunteer coordinator Nancy Bickel at [email protected].

Three Little Birds Breakfast Truck

Music BINGO! Provided by Rig Entertainment Monday, April 11 6:30 - 8:30pm Magnolia Room Doors open at 6:00pm $10 per person (CASH) - paid at check-in Registration is required. Please include names of all members in your group to avoid duplication of reservations.

Two Dates! April 5 & 19 8:30 - 10:30am South End of Promenade by Destinations Enjoy a delicious breakfast with eggs, fresh biscuits and more! Bike Repair / Tune-up Service at Pelican Preserve Wednesday, April 6 Bike drop off at 9:00am at the Amphitheater Bike Medic provides an online booking system which allows Residents to detail bike needs, reserve a repair appointment and pay in advance online. Go the event Calendar on the Pelican Preserve website for the link to register. Online reservations are suggested. Walk-ups are welcome but service cannot be guaranteed on that day.

Sip & Shop at the Vendor Market Thursday, April 14 4:00 - 6:30pm - Magnolia Room Portable cash bar available. Grab your friends, purchase a cocktail or glass of wine and shop the wares available from the market vendors. Vendors brought to you by Karyn's Vender Events

EASTER BRUNCH Magnolia Room Sunday, April 17

Flower Arranging Class Spring Flower Centerpiece Instructor: Katie Owen, owner of Sol Flowers Wednesday, April 6 10:30am Magnolia Room Fee: $55 - includes base, flowers, greenery, tools and supplies. Registration is required. Click on the link below to register. Katie will guide you through this one hour class of how to do a floral arrangement centerpiece using fresh cut spring seasonal flowers.

Affordable Golf Cart Service $35++ per person Reservations are required. Seating times available: 10:00am I 10:30am - Reservations available 12:00pm I 12:30pm - Reservations closed Chef Carving Station Prime Rib Easter Ham with horseradish sauce and honey mustard Fluffy Biscuits & Farm Style Sausage Gravy Seasonal Berry, Yogurt & Granola Pastrami Cured Lox Station Pastrami cured salmon, petite bagels, capers, cream cheese, tomato, red onion and egg Grilled Asparagus with Hollandaise Sauce Cheesy Hash Brown Casserole Pearl Sugar Dough Waffles Applewood Smoked Bacon & Sausage Omelet Station Freshly prepared omelet with choice of fixings Dessert Bar

Thursday, April 7 9:00am - 3:00pm Providing on-Site Golf Cart Services to Pelican Preserve Residents Town Center parking lot Please call to schedule your appointment or ask questions (239) 731-9500. Providing annual services, battery installation, tires, windshields, brushings and battery cables.

OnSpot Dermatology - Dermatology Brought to You April 14 8:00am - 5:00pm - Town Center parking lot Call (941) 444-0011 to reserve an appointment Visit us at www.onspotdermatology.com/pelicanpreserve Services include skin cancer exams, psoriasis and eczema treatments, Botox and fillers, Mohs surgery and more! Three private exam rooms with virus-killing UVC lighting and HEPA-UVC air filters for COVID -19 prevention. Major insurance accepted, including Medicaid and Medicare. Led by Dr. Allan Harrington, Harvard graduate, board-certified dermatologist and Mohs surgeon, former Director of Skin Cancer Surgery at Walter Reed.

PELICAN UNIVERSITY Educational Presentations Senior Blue Book Presentation Staying On Your Feet Balance & Cognitive Awareness/Fall Prevention Hosted by the Pelican Preserve Nurses Group Thursday, April 7 or Monday, April 25 4:00 - 5:30pm Theater Registration required. Every second of every day in the United States an older adult falls, making falls the number one cause of injuries and deaths from injury among older Americans. These are the cases that are reported! Although one out of four older adults fall each year, less than half report that fall to their doctor. Residents ages 65 and older account for 88% of all fall deaths and 75% of nonfatal fall hospitalizations in the state of Florida. There are ways to protect yourself! Join SBB University and our panel of experts as we discuss how to screen for falls and how important your hearing, vision, and even your exercise habits are when it comes to staying on your feet. Knowledge is power... educate yourself today for the resources you or someone you love may need tomorrow!

Have Lecture Will Travel “Against All Odds: The Ordeal of Ernest Shackleton & The Crew of the Endurance” Tuesday, April 12 4:00pm in Theater Fee: $5 Registration required. One of the greatest survival stories ever told. Sir Ernest Shackleton hoped to lead the first expedition to transit Antarctica. He failed. For nearly two years, the 28 men of the Endurance were trapped in the world’s most inhospitable environment. The tale of what they endured and their incredible escape will be forever immortalized.

New Program at Pelican Preserve MUSIC FOR COMFORT Conducted by Lynn Breun Fridays starting May 6 9:00am Magnolia Room  Music as therapy for seniors  Improving cognition  Increasing socialization  Managing grief  Reducing stress  Inspiring movement If interested please contact Lynn at [email protected] or call

Pelican University Aurora Borealis: Fairbanks, Alaska Presented by Resident Patti Walsh Thursday, April 28 4:00pm in Theater Chase the aurora borealis (northern lights), around Fairbanks, Alaska, with Patti M. Walsh in a multimedia presentation that covers what causes the phenomenon, how and when to experience the aurora, and the cultural legends that explain them. Get tips on accommodations, what to wear, and other adventures in the area.

Book Signing Event & Presentation Historical fiction novel presented by author and Pelican Preserve Resident Robert Burnham Thursday, April 21 3:00pm in Theater Refreshments available Video and photo presentation will focus on the historical development of atomic energy at the down of World War II. Books will be available for purchase and signed by the author. A lively discussion is guaranteed! The most important battle of WWII was fought in a laboratory, not on a battlefield. The Armageddon Secret is the harrowing tale of Alex Drake, an American foreign correspondent stationed in Berlin at the cold dawn of World War II, drawn into a conspiracy to derail the Nazi atom bomb project. Carefully researched historical figures and actual events combine with fiction to create a vivid espionage thriller revealing how we narrowly escaped Hitler’s plan for the ultimate weapon.

Special Movie Presentation - “1944” Monday, April 11 2:00pm in Theater Resident, Dr. Ted Becker will provide a brief description of the film and some background on the country of Estonia where he grew up. In the year 1944, Estonia faces advances from both the Russian Red Army and Nazi forces. Families are torn apart across enemy lines and soldiers are forced to make difficult choices.

Pioneer Potluck Pelican Preserve Residents who moved into the community from 2001-2005 Monday, April 11 5:00 - 7:00pm Promenade by Destinations Fountain Bring your own drinks and cups. Paper plates and utensils will be provided. There will be a $2 charge per person. Based on your last name, please bring a generous serving: A-H salad/vegetable sides I-R Entrees (main dish) S-Z desserts

FRIENDS IN NEED OF COMPANIONSHIP

The “Friends in Need of Companionship” program started in 2017. Over the years our Volunteers have met Resident’s needs such as, visiting a homebound person, playing cards/games, watching TV together, or just socializing with them. This gives a spouse or adult child respite time to go to a class, do grocery shopping, or take care of personal business, etc. Due to COVID the program was suspended, and now after a full year and a half, we are excited to be able to start again! There is NO Medical, hands-on-care provided by our Volunteers, but only support and companionship (Fact: Over 98% of our Volunteers have no medical background). They are just caring individuals. The volunteering can be once a week, once a month…solely determined by the Volunteer and their availability. We usually send out 2 volunteers for each visit and there can be multiple Volunteers for each Resident to ensure coverage. Orientation is given to all Volunteers. There are Volunteers ready to help now, and we encourage you to take advantage of our program, if there is a need. Once assistance is requested, Nurse Coordinators will meet with the family to ensure that the Volunteers can meet the need for Companionship for the Resident. The “REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE” form can be obtained from Ashley or Nicole in the Pelican Preserve Lounge or downloaded from the Pelican Preserve website under: Town Center>Center Documents>Miscellaneous Forms> Friends in Need of Companionship. “VOLUNTEER FORMS” for our program can be obtained the same way. We hope you will consider being involved in this program, which fosters a sense of caring and support for everyone in our community. Our mantra is “Pelican Preserve Residents helping other Pelican Preserve Residents in their time of need”.

If you have any questions please contact one of the Nurse Committee Members: CC Carpenter 239-791-8106 Alma-Lynn Kamps 239-689-6660 Marilyn Richardson 765-215-4888

Smiles for Caregivers Smiles for Caregivers group has been valuable for Pelican Preserve Residents providing support for one another caring for loved ones. No One Is Alone, we are all here for one another. Group meets two time per month on Thursdays The first Thursday of the month will be dinner at Destinations at 5:30pm and our loved ones are encouraged to join us. The third Thursday of the month is going to be Caregivers only meeting in the classroom above the indoor pool. The time is 2:30 - 3:30pm. The loved ones we care for are invited to stay with Marilyn Richardson while we are meeting. RSVP to [email protected].

Veterans Committee Offers New Flag Disposal Service The Pelican Preserve Veterans Committee will offer a service to collect old and damaged U.S. Flags so that they can be properly disposed of in a patriotic burning ceremony. Flags may be dropped off at the Administration office at the Town Center. This project is being coordinated with the American Legion Post 274 of Ft. Myers Beach.

THANK YOU FROM THE UNITED WAY!

Through the remarkable generosity of many of our amazing neighbors in Pelican Preserve, we are extremely pleased to report that we have exceeded this year’s goal of $75,000, and we are currently at $87,480! We appreciate those of you that have donated to help us achieve this accomplishment so much! It is still not too late for those of you that have not donated to be included. Our Pelican Preserve campaign is ending soon, so please donate now! To safely donate online visit: http://www.unitedwaylee.org/PelicanPreserve.

Our appeal to you is simple and straightforward; please make an investment right here in our community! As you know, many people in the Lee County community have been experiencing extraordinary difficult times for almost a Parents of Estranged Adult Children (PEAC) year now and United Way needs your help to make sure that hungry children Many parents are experiencing the very painful issue of estrangement are fed, abused women and children get the help they need, and older initiated by our adult children (AC). Some of us, having been loving, people do not suffer alone. This is accomplished through a network of 96 supportive, giving parents, have no idea why our AC’s have decided to go United Way Partner Agencies comprising over 265 programs, as well as 19 “no contact” with us. We experience an incredible sense of pain, loss, grief, United Way Houses and Neighborhood Health Clinics. Many of the effects of guilt, and anger associated with this unfathomable, unimaginable journey. Many wonder “Am I the only one?”. The fact is that this is a global epidemic, the pandemic are ongoing problems that our partner agencies are handling daily, while at the same time, providing their core services. experienced by parents around the world. The causes are many but the Thank you to those of you that joined us for United Way Week at Pelican resulting pain is the same. We are forming a support group here in Pelican Preserve, January 17 – 23, 2022. The 5K Walk/Run and Golf Cart Bingo Preserve to share our stories, help each other find coping strategies to live were well attended and a fun time was had by all! without our children, identify ways to work toward possible reconciliation, Pelican Preserve United Way Campaign Committee: work toward acceptance of things we cannot change, and to create a life of happiness and peace. Please contact [email protected] at 781-640- Mike Armstrong, Kath and Gary Brun, Dotti Hansen and Ron Daponte, Jane Hoover, Jennifer Nisenoff and Tim Smith and Rich Rittenberg 3200 if interested.

View a full list of Resident organized clubs by logging into the Pelican Preserve Lifestyles website and clicking Acapelicans - Pelican Preserve’s Singing Group on Activities & Events > Social Clubs. The Acapelicans are looking for individuals who would like to join the community singing group. Residents who Woodshop Hours are members of the Acapelicans perform at various The Woodshop is open Monday through Friday from times of the year, for example - Memorial Day, Veterans 9:00am - 5:00pm and is monitored by volunteers. Day, Thanksgiving Service, Easter Sunrise Service, Woodshop Policies and Procedures Holiday Events and more. If you are interested in learning more about the group please contact Music All Residents must sign a Woodshop Release and Director, Lynn Breun at [email protected]. Waiver before using the woodshop. Release form is available online under “Documents & Forms” on the SASSEO's Pelican Preserve website and at the Town Center Solo And Single Seniors Eating Out reception desk. Once the waiver has been signed and submitted to the reception desk, a Woodshop User Card Solo and Single Seniors in Pelican Preserve can meet will be issued. Admittance to the woodshop will require a at Destinations on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday each Woodshop User Card. It will be necessary to sign in and month, or at Flip Flops and other events to share interesting conversations over a meal and share a table out at the woodshop. instead of eating alone or staying home, or go out with others to listen to live music, theater, movies, bike rides Billiard Room 9-Ball Leagues or ??? Go to https://www.facebook.com/groups/sasseo New players are invited to visit the Billiard Parlor and to join us or call Leslie Hutchison at 703-861-8119. sign up for the 9-ball league Monday - Friday - Leagues 12:30 - 2:30pm Singles Network Everyone welcome. Not Just a Social Group Open to all when leagues not in sessions. The Singles Network at Pelican Preserve is a network of single Residents who get together for a variety of Ping Pong activities geared towards Resident interests. Interested Tuesday and Friday in joining the group, contact Paula Devivo at (239) 6891:00-3:00pm 4227 or email [email protected]. Group Exercise Room - Poolside Questions? Contact David Henelde at Pelican Pens Writers Club [email protected] or call (239) 703-7454. Thursdays at 1:00pm Meet at the covered patio of the Community Center Book Club - New Members Welcome! Residents are welcome to join the writers group for April 11 - The Elephant Company: The Inspiring Story weekly meetings. Writers may contribute short writings of an Unlikely Hero and the Animals Who Helped Him of their choosing or use weekly prompts for inspiration. Save Lives in WWII by Vicki Croke No prior writing experience required. Feedback focuses Selections for the 2021-2022 year are available on the on support and encouragement. Writings can consists of Pelican Preserve website on the Social Clubs page. prose, poetry, memoirs, fiction, commentary or whatever Book Club meets the second Monday of the month at 1:00pm. For other questions, or to be added to the Book you like. For further information contact Lee Schofield at [email protected]. Club email list please contact Julie Pierce (239) 8513508 or email [email protected]. Chess Club Monday and Friday Pelican Preserve Bike Club 1:00-3:00pm Monday, Wednesday, Friday Chess fans are invited to join fellow Residents for 8:00am or 9:00am informal games in the Town Center outside on the The Bike Club is a “social bike club” stopping several Promenade. No timers are used. All levels welcome. times along the way to regroup - finding places for Play or observe. Chess sets provided. snacks/breakfast halfway through the ride. We are not racers and average 12 to 14 mph over routes which range from 18 - 28 miles. Wednesdays are designated Pelican Preserve Softball Softball teams are practicing off-campus while site work for slower rides. For those who want more, longer and is being done on the home field. faster rides are accomplished by additional loops and Anyone interested in playing or getting more information weekend rides. Helmets are required. “Rules of the should contact Resident, Steve Swonger at Road” are followed. We travel on bike lanes, trails or low [email protected] or call (678) 232-8321. traffic areas. Contact Shel Orkin (847) 239-2300 or email [email protected]. Lawn Bowling Group Wednesday & Friday at 10:00am Investment Club On the lawn bowling green Final Meeting - April 5 at 1:00pm - Theater All are welcome. No Experience necessary. Lawn bowls The meeting will begin with a brief discussion of the will be provided. economy and the markets followed by the topic of “Generating Income in a Low Yielding Environment”. Hope to see you there. Music Club Looking for individuals who would enjoy playing piano, guitar, etc. at The Club for dinner service. If interested, please contact Lynn Breun at [email protected].

Oo koo lay lay Ukulele Group - Wednesdays Beginners 9:15am Gig Session 10:00-11:30am Meets at the shady side of the Amphitheater Even if you have never played an instrument, you can learn to uke. Ukulele Greg leads the group to musical mayhem. We can also help you pick out the right size ukulele before you purchase. Music is how the heart sings. The group has a lot of heart. Please contact Ukulele Dawn at [email protected]. Shelling Club SWFL is the capital of shelling in the U.S. If you are interested in going shelling at the local beaches with a group of your fellow Residents, please email Linda Diekmann at [email protected]. Please include your name, address, email address, phone number and months you are at Pelican Preserve. Pelican Preserve Beacon Group Third Saturday of the Month 9:00 - 11:00am Card Room The Pelican Preserve Beacon Group provides information/support, a source of training and social activities for those in our community with low vision or blindness and their caregivers. Gathering allows an opportunity to share information, common vision concerns and needs with friends and neighbors. Professional support is provided by Lighthouse of Southwest Florida., an accredited non-profit agency. Transportation can be provided to meetings if needed by contacting Cindy Bottelson at (952) 200-6321. Pelican Cigar Club Meets the last Tuesday of the month at 6:00pm Bring a chair, your cigar of choice, and a beverage and enjoy conversation with fellow cigar smokers. Call Larry Stern (612) 790-1171 or email [email protected] for particulars of the next meeting. Pelican Preserve Castaway Fishing Club Meets last Monday of the month. 10:00am - Card Room B The Pelican Preserve Castaways cordially invite all Residents who wish to learn about fishing throughout SWFL to attend. Membership is free and open to all Resident owners either full or part time. For more info about the club you can visit the public portion of our website at: techingiteasy.wixsite.com/ppcastaways. While there you can apply for membership. See you at the meeting. Mexican Train - Come play or come learn the fun game of Mexican Train. Wednesdays 1:00 - 3:00pm Pelican Lounge Library Please sign up in advance. Seven players maximum. Contact Susan Fine at [email protected] or call (860) 912-0726. NEW Newcomers Club New to Pelican? Looking for people to form the Newcomers Club at Pelican Preserve. This Club would give the opportunity for new Residents to meet and socialize with other new PP Residents. Information can be shared about the community and surrounding area while promoting new friendships. If interested please contact Wanda at (920) 246-7375.

Sport Shooting Club The Pelican Preserve Sport Shooting Club is a group of men and women who are interest in firearms safety and instruction, improving our skill sets, and getting together in an atmosphere of friendship and goodwill. We have had presentations from the Ft Myers Police Department and Fire Departments and are looking forward to having them present again at our meetings. If you would like to join us or ask a question, please contact John Pankau [email protected] or (630)918-8622. PELICAN PRESERVE'S LENDING CLOSET Now Includes Child Care Needs and Medical Equipment When your grandchildren visit, do you wish you had a high chair or stroller to make the visit easier, but don’t want to buy one? Do you have a temporary need for a wheelchair or crutches? Look no further than the newly expanded Pelican Preserve Lending Closet! Link to both the children’s items and medical items available can be found on the Pelican Preserve website under Social Clubs > Lending Closet. If you are interested in participating, please email [email protected] the following information: your name, address, email, phone number, indicate if you are a seasonal or full-time resident along with the items you have available to loan.

Friendly Reminders: Dog Park Please do not allow dogs to dig in the dog parks. Pick up after your dog in the dog parks and in your neighborhoods. Golf Cart Do not park golf carts in the Town Center parking lot. Designated golf cart parking is located by the pool, fitness center, and Amphitheater.

Where Can I Fish at Pelican Preserve? Looking for where you can fish at Pelican Preserve? Go to the Pelican Preserve Community Channel and click on Activities and Clubs. There you will find the list of Designated Fishing Ponds and where to access them.

Painting with Suzanne Instructor: Suzanne Mikulka Thursdays 1:00 - 3:30pm Studio II Fee: $20 per class Registration required. April 7 - Little Chick April 14 - Blue Crab April 21 - Three Peppers April 28 - Floral Bag on Variety of Colored Purses All acrylic painting on either canvas, wood or metal. Bring paper towels, paper plate and brushes if you have them.

information at [email protected] or Rochel Gershune at [email protected]. Thank you for all those who donated yarn and knitting accessories over the summer. The knitters appreciate it very much!

Contact Laurie Paci at [email protected] (Preferred) or call (973) 769-8501 Private Lesson Also Available Expecting Company? Looking For Something To Do? Creating greeting cards is great fun! Great for kids (12 years old and up), adults and friends. Have a greeting card party. Contact Laurie for more information.

Sewing Pelicans 12:00 - 4:00pm in the Sewing Studio I The Sewing Pelicans meet all year long creating lap quilts, hats, bags and other items for Open Painting charitable causes. All sewing levels are welcome to join. Fabric All are welcome. Ceramics for all levels Instructors: Marilyn Richardson & donations are always accepted! Wednesdays 9:00am - 12:00pm Studio II Sandy Caron Find Your inspəˈrāSH(ə)n Friday Paint Your Favorite Pet Glass Fusing 9:00am - 12:00pm Instructor: Deb Shannon This is an open style class where Instructor: Dawn Wacenske Wednesdays Tuesdays you can work at your own April 6 & April 13 pace. Instructors and assistants 1:00 - 5:00pm April 20 & April 27 available to help. Need a project Fee: $50 Fusing is the technique of joining 1:00 - 4:00pm to do. We have a variety of Studio II two or more pieces of glass ceramic items available for purchase. Prices start at $6. You together by heat in a kiln. We will Two-part classes Fee: $45 - includes all supplies do not need to bring any supplies explore several techniques to make plates, platters, bowls, sun paid directly to the instructor at to start. For questions or to catchers, or pictures. Participants first class register call, text or email. are given 12x12 kiln space to fill Contact Deb Shannon to register Limited to 15 participants. with their ideas. All materials are at [email protected]. Marilyn Richardson Please email a digital copy of supplied. Students can bring 765-215-4888 your animal BEFORE the first [email protected] whatever project idea that class. inspires them. They will be Fluid Art: Acrylic Paint Pouring guided on how to accomplish it. Watercolor Class Only five student per class to Classes allow one on one instruction and Beginning to Advanced Instructor: Sandy Schuler because there is limited kiln time Instructor: Robie Apelgren Saturdays and space. For more information Subject: TBA 9:00am - 12:00pm Thursdays and to sign up contact Dawn April 2, 9 - The Basics - FULL May 5, 12, 19, 26 Wacenske at April 16, 30 - Transfer Swiping 9:00am - 12:00pm [email protected]. and Spinning (two sessions) Fee: $75 Fee: $15 - Must have completed Paper purchase from the EXPLORING ART CLASSES The Basics in order to register. instructor is an additional fee. April 23 - Embellishing/Sealing - Watercolor Painting & Techniques in watercolor are the Watercolor Greeting Cards Fee: $12 main emphasis of this class. By Instructor: Laurie Paci, SFWS Contact Sandy for information the end of the four Thursdays, Saturdays - April 16, 23, 30 and to register at the students should have a frame 1:00 - 4:00pm [email protected]. -able painting they can hang in Studio II their homes. Students bring their Fee: $20 - 3 hour class Chix with Stix own supplies. All supplies provided. Knitting, crocheting and kind of Contact Robie Apelgren to All skill levels are welcome. needlework. Beginners register at Take home finished work each welcome! This is a super fun [email protected]. group of needle-ers! Donations of class. Registration required. yarn (old and new) would be Choose either watercolor appreciated. painting or a 3D watercolor Wednesday and Friday greeting card. 10:00am - 12:00pm REGISTER for Classes or Card Room B Contact Ellen Esformes for more Workshops

As a courtesy to others who use the card rooms, please place chairs and tables back in an orderly fashion when groups are finished. Club

Time

Mahjong Lessons Canasta

10:00am - 12:00pm Ellen Proxee

Mahjong Trivial Pursuit Pinochle

12:30-4:00pm 4:00-6:00pm 6:30pm

Lillian Wight Karen Zemke

[email protected] 860-729-7884 Please contact Ellen prior to lesson [email protected] 215-990-5604 609-230-4703 239-313-5772 Open play. No lessons at this time. [email protected] [email protected] 815-955-8001

Texas Hold’Em Cash Game Euchre

6:30pm

John Zimdars

[email protected]

239-313-5062 http://thapp.weebly.com

7:00pm

Lydia Massey

[email protected]

815-793-1774

Hand & Foot

1:00 - 4:00pm

Deb Upkes

[email protected]

605-321-5619

Hand & Foot

12:30-4:00pm

Linda Bissett

[email protected]

239-225-7918 Open game, new players welcome.

Hand & Foot Canasta 12:30-4:30pm

Faye Nieves

[email protected]

917-572-7712

Bunco

3:00 - 5:00pm

Karen Barnes

[email protected]

307-680-0549

Ladies Poker Players

7:00-9:30pm

Harriet Herman

[email protected]

239-313-5772 Join us in game full of laughter and fun

Contract Bridge (starts June 2)

12:30-4:00pm

CC Carpenter

[email protected]

239-791-8106 Organized, social , mixed group (ladies and men),

Hand & Foot

1:30-4:00pm

Barb Lamphere

[email protected]

Organized, not open game.

Bunco

4:00-7:00pm

Donnah Heil

[email protected]

3rd week of the month

Men's Poker

7:00pm

Jerry Karliner

[email protected]

678-654-0322

Mahjong

7:00pm 815-955-8001

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

1:00-4:00pm

Contact

Marjorie Lubinski/ Kathy Lapergola

Email

Phone #

Information

all levels; weekly during season, every other week during the summer; players should know common conventions (weak 2's, Stayman, transfers); RSVP required.

THURSDAY Hand, Knee & Foot

1:00 - 4:00pm

Karen Zemke

[email protected]

Mahjong

1:00-4:00pm

Suzanne Barto

[email protected]

Mahjong

1:00pm

Sherry Patterson

[email protected]

Canasta

6:00pm

Janet Bontz

[email protected]

Duplicate Bridge

6:00-9:30pm

Sharon Presutti

[email protected]

Sheepshead Texas Hold'Em Tournament

6:30-9:00pm 7:00pm

Al Poeschl Larry Dixon

[email protected] [email protected]

Bible Study Hand, Knee & Foot

10:30am12:00pm 12:30-4:00pm

Kathy Davidson/Rick Leeson Ann Watson/Karen [email protected] Heffern

Mahjong

1:00pm

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

757-303-1044 Please contact Sherry prior to playing.

An organized group who are required to play specific conventions. Specific number of players required each week. No open play/walk-ins.

614-4404131

http://thapp.weebly.com

412-855-7556

Open play. No lessons at this time.

Beacon Group

9:00am - 12:00pm Nancy Hall

[email protected]

Mahjong

9:30am-12:30pm Ann Wesner

[email protected]

Friendly Game of Poker

7:00pm

Linda Tepper

[email protected]

(239) 410-9315 Meets 4th Saturday of the month. Must know how to play.

7:00pm

Andrea MacAdam

[email protected]

239-888-0391

SUNDAY Bridge

Meeting for the Beacon Group - 3rd Saturday of the Month Solaro group

Please contact individuals who organize the groups with questions. Some groups may be limited due to protocols in place.

DESTINATIONS (239) 985-1688 Town Center Tuesday Food Available 5:00-6:30pm Entertainment n the Promenade 6:30 - 8:30pm

TOWN CENTER HOURS OF OPERATION

Sunday Brunch 11:00am-2:00pm Lunch Wednesday - Saturday 11:00am - 2:00pm Bar Bites & Happy Hour Wednesday - Saturday 4:00 - 6:00pm Dinner Wednesday - Thursday 5:00 - 8:00pm Friday - Saturday 5:00 - 9:00pm

Flip-Flops (239) 985-1680 Sunday - Thursday 11:00am-8:00pm Friday - Saturday 11:00am - 9:00pm Happy Hour Monday - Friday 4:00 - 7:00pm Fitness Center (239) 985-1751 6:30am-7:00pm Monday-Friday 7:00am-4:00pm Saturday 9:00am-3:00pm Sunday

Pelican Lounge - Computer Room 7:00am-7:00pm Monday-Friday 9:00am-9:00pm Saturday 9:00am-3:00pm Sunday Area may be accessed after hours via Town Center access cards. TOWN CENTER RESERVATION LINE FOR ACTIVITIES & EVENTS (239) 985-1685 Golf Shop (239) 985-1707

Town Center Terri Lollio

General Manager

(239) 985 - 1749

[email protected]

Nicole Chausse

Administrative Assistant

(239) 985 - 1770

[email protected]

Ashley Rowe

Town Center Receptionist

(239) 985 -1769

[email protected]

Kim Davis

Rental Processing - Town Center

(239) 985 - 1750

[email protected]

Nicholas Deem

Executive Chef - Town Center

(239) 985 - 1687

[email protected]

Kelly Entsminger

Activities & Events Coordinator

(239) 985 -1705

[email protected]

Anabel Gutierrez

Restaurant Manager - Town Center

(239) 985 -1702

[email protected]

Fitness Director & Communications Coordinator

(239) 985 -1755

[email protected]

Raymond Major

Director of Racquet Sports

(239) 985 -1761

[email protected]

Carol Green

Racquet Sports Coordinator

(239) 985 -1762

[email protected]

Desi Howe

Regional Manager

(239) 985 -1734

[email protected]

Jim Torba

Director of Grounds

(239) 985 -1718

[email protected]

Jeremy Steiner

Head Golf Professional

(239) 985 -1703

[email protected]

Joee Hauck

The Club - Food & Beverage Manager/ Banquets

(239) 985 -1706

[email protected]

Chris Pilgrim

Membership Director

(239) 985 - 1742

[email protected]

Kim Flannery

Golf Club Lobby Receptionist

(239) 985 - 1647

[email protected]

Emmanuel Tello

Golf Club Member Services

(239) 985 - 1740

[email protected]

Gatehouse

Weiser

(239) 768 -1121

Community Patrol

Weiser

(239) 247 -1667

DwellingLive

Guest Registration

(239) 307 -0773

Robin Cook

Administrative Assistant

(239) 985-1634

[email protected]

Scott Scharnott

Property Manager

(239) 985-1628

[email protected]

Chris Santos

Assistant Property Manager

(239) 985-1651

[email protected]

Food & Beverage

Soleil Health & Fitness Stacy Logue Racquet Sports

The Club

Access Control

Property Manager