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 Congratulations 2025/2026 Officers! 

Treasurer- Ginny Iafrate, Joan Mathews -Corresponding Secretary, Geri Unrue-Secretary, Jacquelyn Daly- 2nd VP, Lorenta Potter, 1st VP, Diane Harrison President, Theresa Mott facilitating the installation. 

To donate to:

The Eileen Langley Memorial Scholarship Fund

 

The scholarship will be awarded in April 2024. You can click on the paypal link or

Make checks payable to

 

GFWC  Apopka Woman’s Club

P.O. 336

Apopka, Fl 32704-0336

Note: Eileen Langley Memorial Scholarship Fund

CLUB MEMBERS Recognition

50 Years of Service! 

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UPCOMING  Meetings & Events

1st

Tuesday

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING  (Sep. - Jun.)

1st Tuesday @ 5:30 pm

Apopka Area Chamber of Commerce

180 E. Main Street 

Apopka, FL 32703

3rd

Tuesday

         GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING  (Sep. - May)

3rd Tuesday @ 6:30 pm (Social Time) 

APRIL - Early Start @ 5:30 pm

First United Methodist Church  (Fellowship Hall)

201 S. Park Avenue 

Apopka, FL 32703

IN Memoriam

All the AWC members grieve the losses of two members in one week:

JOAN ALSUP

Joan K. Alsup, age 86, of Apopka, Florida, passed away peacefully surrounded by her children on June 13, 2024. She was preceded in death by her beloved husband of 41 years, Bill R. Alsup, her brother James Kitley, stepdaughter Suzette Alsup Weeks, stepson Van Kevin Alsup, and grandson Joshua Weeks.

Joan was born in 1937 in Detroit, Michigan, to Charles and Ella Kitley. She attended Albion College and, true to her nature, forged enduring friendships.  She later relocated with her family to Apopka in 1973. Together with her husband, she owned and operated Quality Gardens Nursery, becoming a cherished part of the Apopka community.

A woman of faith, Joan was an active member of First Methodist Church Apopka for 50 years, where she found spiritual fulfillment and lasting friendships. Her community involvement extended beyond church walls; she was a dedicated member of the Apopka Woman’s Club, Northwest Orange Republican Women, the Miss Apopka Foliage Pageant Committee, DAR Orlando Chapter and The Foliage Garden Club of Apopka. Joan passionately engaged in local and state politics, tirelessly advocating for Republican candidates whom she believed would best serve her community.

Known for her warm smile and generous spirit, Joan never hesitated to welcome newcomers to Apopka, recalling the kindness shown to her when she first arrived. She leaves behind a legacy of compassion and community service that will be cherished by all who knew her.

Joan is survived by her son Eric and daughter Laura of Apopka, stepson Billy Robert of Hot Springs, AR, grandchildren Aaron, Jonathan, Andrew, Stephen, Wendy, Jennifer, Alex, and Aubrey, extended family and a multitude of lifelong friends.

A visitation will be held on Friday, June 21, 2024 at 10:00AM, followed by a service at 11:00AM at the  First Methodist Church Apopka, officiated by Rev. John Fisher. Private interment will follow at Edgewood/Greenwood Cemetery for the family. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests memorial donations to the First Methodist Church Apopka or the Apopka Woman’s Club Scholarship Fund.

Arrangements are entrusted to Loomis Funeral Home. loomisfuneralhomes.com

CLUB  Happenings

APRIL 2025 EVENTS

SCHOLARSHIP REVIEW

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REFRESHMENTS COMMITTEE

Congratulations to our 2025 Scholarship Winners

APOPKA ART & FOLIAGE FESTIVAL

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MARCH 2025 EVENTS

ENVIRONMENTAL MEETING

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APOPKA ADOPT A ROAD

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Ms. Bobbie gives her award for best trash😊 

BUNCO FUN

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New Membership Training – Theresa Mott

FEBRUARY 2025 EVENTS

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JANUARY 2025 EVENTS

2024 CHRISTMAS PARTY

Most creative in the Apopka Christmas Parade

NOVEMBER 2024 EVENTS

OCTOBER 2024 EVENTS

GFWC FLIGHT TO HONOR

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HALLOWEEN IN THE PARK

GIVING TO OUR Community

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Giving away money to support the community-that’s what we do! 

​Left to right, Apopka Firefighter Divi-sion Chief of EMS W. Sanchez, Treas-urer Lorena Potter, 23-24 President Su-san Bornmann, inidentified Seniors First; G. Odom, Apopka Little League; D. Wiggins, The Lifeboat Project; and some man, Canine Companions. 

We received lovely thank you let-ters from Canine Companions, Lifeboat and Seniors First.

Years of Membership: FIVE YEARS

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JOAN ALSUP, DENA MORROW, MARYANN SARRA, BETTY ASHTON, MELVA BENTL-ROSS, KATIE JAIRETT, IRENE MARKS, DE NEVILLE,JOANN CASTILLO, ROBIN, MARTY HARRISON, ELEANOR JONES AND SUSAN BORNMANN

Perfect Attendance

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Left to right; Charlotte White; Nancy Boyer; Joann Cas-tillo; Nadia Miller (in back); Marie Rossi (hidden in back); Judy Coleman; Geri Garnet Unrue; Dena Morrow (hidden in back); Janice Dafeldecker (hidden in back); Sharon Fisher; Jacquelyn Daly (hidden in back); Christy Faircloth; Gail Harris (back); Ginny Iafrate; Theresa Mott; Bev Winesburg; and Lillian Finno.

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