Inaugural Eyeball Soiree - January 31, 2015

The Inaugural Eyeball Soiree to benefit the Bonita Springs Lions Eye Clinic will take place on Sat January 31^st at the Everglades Wonder Gardens.  This event is anticipating a sell-out crowd of 250 attendees. The Lions Eye Clinic serves about 6,000 clients annually, providing free eye care.

Guests will enjoy tastings by six South Florida Chefs with wine and beer to savvy the flavors.  Entertainment,  live and silent auction will also take place.   M/C is Stacey Deffenbaugh, NBC-2 News Anchor.

Click HERE to read the full press release at the Naples Daily News web site. 

Happy 2015!

Here we are another year older and wiser   with New Years resolutions galore. I know for me personally I plan to continue to grow my business slowly and profitable.

 My goal is to continue to take care of my existing clients offering more services listen to their needs and communicate 

more.  

I will be traveling a bit this summer, one trip overseas to see my brother marry the girl of his dreams which only took him 50 years to find the right gal.  Then out west to Colorado to the annual family reunion.

There is so much to do in only 364 days hopefully I will accomplish some if not all if it.

Here's to a great 2015!

TLC to Host European American Network Holiday Party

It's that time when all the parties start happening. TLC is very excited to host the European American Network annual holiday party at Bonita Bay Club on December 16th from 6 pm to 9 pm.

This is a great opportunity to meet new people in a social setting. Europian flair food, cash bar, music and networking awaits. 

We are also collecting wrapped gifts for a girl or boy of any age to be donated to the Children's Home Society. 

Reservations appreciated and can be done by visiting europeanamericannetwork.com 

Happy Holidays from Estero

Recently, I  had the pleasure of taking part in the newest city in Florida ( The Villages of Estero) Christmas Tree lighting.

  It was awesome seeing everyone gathered around to hear the children sing and the see the lighting of the tree feeling the spirit of Christmas in the air.

I had the opportunity to meet U.S. Congressman Curt Clawson,what a nice guy.

Thanks so much to all who pulled this event together.  Adele Amico the founder and soul of this project who had a vision and ran with it.  

I can tell you this event will be with the residents forever.

Can't wait until 2015.

Time To Give Thanks!

As Thanksging fast approaches, it's  time to reflect and give thanks for all that we have.  Our family, friends and a stronger economy . 

 I am very grateful to my clients who have allowed me the opportunity to serve them. 

 To my partner and love Gary who has stood by me while my business was taking off,  my family and friends who have been there for me through good times and bad.  

TLC Marketing looks forward to continuing to grow and prosper in 2015.   

So thank you to everyone who has touched my life in one way or another.  The best is yet to come.  

Be safe and thankful this holiday season! 

Trish

Helping Others than Ourselves

I was very fortunate to volunteer to help at a local Hoe Down for the Bonita Springs YMCA.  It was an awesome event and very gratifying to help someone else.  

Sometimes we have to take time to help others at whatever the cost. This Holiday season take the time to help someone in need.  It's a great feeling, but also the right thing to do.

BONITA WONDER GARDENS ANNOUNCES BOARD, OFFICERS

Bonita Wonder Gardens, the not-for-profit organization formed earlier this year to help save the Everglades Wonder Gardens (evergladeswondergardens.com)  in Bonita Springs from development, announced the addition of several board members and the appointment of board officers. 

Trish Leonard of TLC Marketing & Creative Services was appointed president; Scott Klabunde with Tesla Motors is secretary, and Ray Carroll of Carroll & Carroll is treasurer. 

Other board members include Frederick (Rick) Barber from Agnoli, Barber & Brundage; Dennis Berens; John Brady, Everglades Wonder Gardens manager; Dennis Gilkey of the Gilkey Organization, Stephanie Kissinger with Waste Management; Jacke McCurdy, retired vice president of Joseph E. Seagram and Sons; Marjorie Rubacky, retired senior vice president with Goodrich and Sherwood Co.; and Wes Weidenmiller of Presstige Printing.

-from Gulfshore Business Daily