I am thankful to share that we were virtually untouched by Wilma,and our prayers go out to those who were again devastated by the force of nature, and the acts of God.

With wind gusts of up to 125 miles per hour, Hurricane Wilma plowed into the southwestern coast of Florida at daybreak Monday morning. The storm traveled across the state in about seven hours, resulting in six confirmed deaths, leaving six million people without electricity and causing anywhere from $2-10 billion in estimated property damages. Prior to landfall in the United States, the hurricane pounded the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, causing extensive damage to homes and community structures.

At this point, little has been reported from Naples and points south, the areas thought to be hit hardest by Hurricane Wilma.