Lisa Riordan first visited Captiva more than 40 years ago and has been a Captiva resident since 2012.  After vacationing on Captiva for several years, she and her husband David expanded their time here after retirement. 

A New York native, Lisa spent many years in the communications industry before beginning her 25-year career in labor representation.  She directed and managed the New York staff for a major international labor union and negotiated and administered collective bargaining agreements with large public and private sector employers and municipalities including Verizon, City of New York, and State of New Jersey, as well as dozens of smaller employers and municipalities.

Prior to moving to Captiva, Lisa served as an elected member of the School Board in her community. Since her retirement in 2012, Lisa has spent her free time getting involved in the Captiva community. Beginning in 2013 she joined the Board of her homeowner’s association and has served as President for the last 6 years. In 2015 she was invited to join the Captiva Memorial Library Board of Trustees, serving as President for 4 years. Also in 2015, she was invited to join the Captiva Civic Association Board of Governors and has served as Vice President, President and then as Treasurer. She was appointed to the Captiva Civic Association Foundation Board of Governors, the fund-raising vehicle of the Civic Association, in 2017 and continues to serve there as President.

Lisa has two adult daughters, and seven grandchildren, all of whom reside out-of-state. When she is not busy with her community activities, Lisa enjoys boating, traveling, reading and spending time with friends.

Vice President – Pam Rosen

Pam Rosen was born and raised in Southern California and moved to Chicago in 1993. She has two grown sons, both married, and three grandchildren. As a stay-at-home mom, she worked many years on PTO-PTA fundraising boards and served as a team manager for many of her boys baseball and soccer teams. She also worked on the Lake Forest/Lake Bluff Volunteer Bureau, a United Way Agency assisting not-for-profit agencies throughout Lake County, Illinois.

Mrs. Rosen played competitive tennis on USTA 4.0-4.5 teams for 20 years. In her free time, she loves walking, reading, yoga and pickleball. Pam and her husband Jon are now Florida residents living happily on Captiva with their dog Buddy.

Secretary – Ginny Reiss

Ginny Reiss and her husband Mark have been coming to Captiva since 1999.  When they aren’t in residence here, they’re enjoying life in the mountains of Colorado. Ginny is a retired third grade elementary school teacher, and was also a mentor for student teachers in Jefferson County, Colorado. She has also been an active member in the Evergreen Animal Protective League. Presently, she serves on the Captiva Island Historical Society board and enjoys focusing on event planning for the organization.

Captiva is a special place for Ginny and her family.  Her son was married on Captiva and her grandchildren have spent every Christmas of their lives on the island.  “My family and I have lots of history here and are looking forward to what the future holds for us as well as our wonderful friends and community.  I am honored to serve on the CCA’s Board of Governors.”

Pat Boris

Pat Boris was born and raised in Buffalo, New York. She and her husband Mike met and married there, then set out to raise a family and build careers. They raised three great children, have two amazing grandsons, and are blissful in retirement on Captiva. They’ve lived here since 2000, full-time for the last twelve years. Pat and Mike also spend time in San Diego, where the amazing grandsons live.

Mrs. Boris is a retired Nurse Practitioner, having spent her career in hospitals and clinics in New York and Minnesota. She continues to be involved as a volunteer for health and wellness programs among other community involvements. Mrs. Boris serves on the CCA Board of Governors and the CCA Foundation Board of Directors. She enjoys the energy and enthusiasm of the Captiva community which comes together regularly for educational, musical, artistic, and wellness programs. She is a past Board of Associates member of the Chapel by the Sea, serves on its Missions and Outreach Committee and prayer chain. She is a founding member of Interfaith Outreach of San Cap, which supports area people living with memory impairment and their caregivers, is also on the Dubin Center Advisory Board, and volunteers for FISH of San Cap. She very much enjoys living in Sunset Captiva, and serving on its Board of Directors.

Mrs. Boris’ favorite activities include BIG Arts Community Chorus, hiking, and reading. Her most joy-filled moments are with her husband, family, and grandsons.

Mark Frederick

Mark Frederick and his wife Marilyn have their primary residence at Land’s End Village in the South Seas Island Resort. During the summer months, they stay in a log cabin they built themselves on a small island on a lake nestled in the mountains of Vermont.

Prior to retiring, Mark headed a New England-based trust and investment company as CEO and president for many years. He has served on several non-profit boards, some in the capacity of president and treasurer, in addition to managing his sons’ baseball league and coaching their teams.

Both of Mark and Marilyn’s sons served in the Navy; Ben as a flight surgeon with the Silver Eagles VMFA 115 Marine F-18 squadron and Chris as an undersea medical officer at the naval submarine base in New London, Connecticut.

Mark enjoys spending his free time with his two young granddaughters and pursuing his interests in golf, astronomy, and carpentry. He joined the CCA board to help preserve the quality of life, ambiance, and environmental integrity of Captiva as the island community faces significant challenges brought forth by overzealous developers.

Fred Goldberg

Fred Goldberg and his wife, Holly Perkins, were first introduced to Captiva by Holly’s parents in 1981. Fred and Holly have owned property on Captiva since 1985. For nearly 40 years, they have enjoyed vacationing with their two children – and now four grandchildren – on this lovely barrier island we call home.

Fred was born and raised in New York City. He relocated to Michigan in 1972, obtaining college and law degrees from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, where he met and later married Holly in 1981. They subsequently settled in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and raised a family there. Now retired from the practice of corporate and tax law, Fred is an avid boater and golfer, splitting his time between homes in West Michigan and on Captiva at Bayside Villas in the South Seas Island Resort. Fred and Holly enjoy entertaining and spending time with their many friends on the Island, as well as with their two Balinese cats, Sherlock and Westley.

Civic engagement has always been a priority for Fred. Over the years, he has participated on several local government boards and commissions, first as a planner and then as an elected Trustee. Fred currently serves as a member of the Grand Rapids Public Museum Foundation Board, and is a frequent contributor to the Grand Traverse Land Conservancy. On Captiva, he is Vice President of the Bayside Villas HOA Board, and now welcomes the opportunity to serve on the CCA Board.

Karen Hatter