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We know that her legacy will live on. Naples philanthropist Lavern Norris Gaynor gave to community Harriet Howard Heithaus, Naples Daily News
Most people would call installing a camera on the Naples Pier a brilliant marketing tool, luring 2 million annual visits to its panorama of billowing surf, wood-planked jetty and pearly beaches.
But Lavern Norris Gaynor, driving force behind putting the pier online, had a different motivation.
She wanted to bring that view into the homes of the aging Naples population who could no longer walk their city pier. They could glimpse the waves, see the happy beachgoers and watch the sunset from their wheelchairs or sickbeds.
But Lavern Norris Gaynor, driving force behind putting the pier online, had a different motivation.
She wanted to bring that view into the homes of the aging Naples population who could no longer walk their city pier. They could glimpse the waves, see the happy beachgoers and watch the sunset from their wheelchairs or sickbeds.
Gaynor, who died April 12, at age 97, had that kind of mind and heart, said Judy Bishop, director of Naples Backyard History. I have never met a more giving, caring kind person in my life. And it s not because she’s given a lot of money, even though she has supported causes generously. She lives it. She s been very conscientious in everything she supports, said Bishop, who met the woman everyone knew as Lal, 12 years ago.
Before the pandemic hit last March, the practice spaces at Dog House Music Studios in Lafayette were booked two months out for acts slated to play Red Rocks and the Pepsi Center, including the Motet, BoomBox and Lotus. But just as national tours and local shows started to cancel, the business, which Gary Lennox originally opened about fifteen years ago, closed down under COVID-19 restrictions.
About a week before lockdown, some bands approached new owners Kenny Vasko and his wife, Liz Vasko, who bought Dog House about two years ago, about livestreaming from the building. Over the next two months, the Vaskos spent $10,000 on two stages and lighting systems, turned their largest rehearsal studio into a livestream studio, and piped high-speed fiber-optic Internet into the building.
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