Neptune Society

12/02/2025

This holiday season, the Neptune corporate team's food donations to Feeding South Florida added up to 581 pounds, which translates to 484 meals – far exceeding even last year's donations.
At a time when so many are struggling, we are deeply grateful for everyone's generosity.

12/01/2025

God bless these affirmations, every one.

11/28/2025

Please join us for the final webinar in our four-part 2025 series, in partnership with For Grief, on Tuesday, Dec. 16. We know the holidays, traditionally a time of celebration, can be difficult when you've lost a loved one, no matter how long it's been.
You can also listen to past webinars here: tinyurl.com/GriefSupportWebinars

11/27/2025

11/11/2025

Big congrats to our Birmingham team, who celebrated their recent opening with a ribbon-cutting!

11/11/2025

Happy Veterans Day.

11/10/2025

"In a world that demands constant productivity and tough exteriors, just admitting you're not okay is a rebellious act.
​You don't have to carry it all alone to prove your worth."

11/06/2025

Pretty cool.

It’s almost time for the 15th Annual Gratitude Challenge. 💫 It begins on November 1, goes all month long, and everyone is welcome to join in!

Gratitude is one of the best ways to cope with difficult times, and it’s something we need now more than ever.

If you’re new to the Challenge, it’s a way to practice gratitude throughout November by sharing something you’re thankful for related to the daily prompts.

You can post on social media (and use the hashtag if you want others who’re participating see it, too) — or you can simply play along without posting!

Use the prompts as a guide to reflect on how you’re grateful for that aspect of life. You can use the prompts in order (as I’ll be doing), mix ‘em up, or make up your own.

More details about the Challenge and info about each prompt (that can help spark ideas if you feel stuck!) can be found here: It’s almost time for the 15th Annual Gratitude Challenge. 💫 It begins on November 1, goes all month long, and everyone is welcome to join in! More details can be found here: https://positivelypresent.com/2025/10/the-15th-annual-gratitude-challenge.html

As always, the Challenge is meant to inspire gratitude and promote thankfulness, so don’t feel pressured to post every day. Focusing on gratitude — not adding additional stress! — is the purpose, so go at your own pace, join in any time, make up your own prompts, and have fun!

11/04/2025

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November is National Military Family Month. We honor the families of our servicemen and women and say a heartfelt, "thank you" for your steadfast support of America’s best and bravest, and for the countless sacrifices you make!

11/04/2025

Oscar nominated actress Diane Ladd dies at 89. Link in comments

10/31/2025

Day of the Dead, or Dia de los Mu***os, is often misunderstood or is seen as macabre. The Mexican holiday, on Nov. 1-2 every year, is devoted to celebrating the loved ones no longer with us, a reminder that they live on in our hearts. https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/celebrations/article/day-of-the-dead

10/30/2025

After losing her father, Carla Fernandez turned grief into purpose — founding The Dinner Party, a community for young adults healing together. Her new book, "Renegade Grief", redefines mourning as a creative, healing act. "Grief isn't a problem to solve," she writes. "It's an invitation to live awake." Link in the comments.

07/17/2025

Neptune Fort Myers Service Manager Peter Piscitelli, right, attended the 2025 Annual Cameo of Lee County (Cooperative Associates Marketing Elderly Options) grant recipients meeting. $75,000 was given to local nonprofit organizations this year to assist in programs for the elderly. Pictured here is just one of the recipients: Golden Retriever Rescue of Southwest Florida, providing loving companionship to those in need.

05/06/2025

Such a fun and rewarding day! We love celebrating our local social workers and case managers – especially in the company of our friends at NCS Fort Myers! 🥰

04/28/2025

Neptune Fort Myers Service Manager Peter Piscitelli was honored to attend the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum’s 2025 Days of Remembrance program with Ret. Col. Frank Cohn at the US Capitol for the second year. Frank escaped N**i Germany at age 13 with his mother and was drafted into the Army during WWII. Frank will turn 100 years old this August, and his incredible story is one that remains timeless.
Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick was the keynote speaker, and the message of the day was that we must never forget what hatred can do to a nation and its people. Today there are approximately 220,800 Holocaust survivors alive worldwide.

04/16/2025

Neptune Fort Myers Service Manager Peter Piscitelli was honored to host members of the Seniors Blue Book for a Rise and Shine Breakfast. Local businesses serving seniors turned out for a tour, round-table discussion and networking on what they specialize in and their role in the community. It also gave Neptune a chance to explain what we do, and how deeply committed we are to the families we serve.

02/21/2025

Neptune Fort Myers Service Manager Peter Piscitelli attended the Pancake Breakfast at Amavida Retirement Living in Fort Myers, held for the residents and local businesses to help raise money for the Alzheimer's Association. It was great to meet Beth Cordi, Amavida's new director of marketing and sales (pictured with Peter), and we’re looking forward to working with Amavida in the future.

12/06/2024

Neptune Fort Myers Service Manager Peter Piscitelli presented a check donating to the Cape Coral Police Department's annual Christmas Shop With A Cop program, in which children in need get to spend the day with an officer and shop for Christmas gifts. It’s an honor for us to sponsor two children every year!

11/18/2024

Neptune Fort Myers Services Manager Peter Piscitelli attended the monthly Senior Services Luncheon, where the focus was collecting toys for the Dr. Piper Center for Social Services, an annual tradition to help brighten the holidays for our community’s at-risk children.
“It was great to see so many folks there, and an honor to donate,” Peter said.

11/15/2024

Neptune Fort Myers Service Manager Peter Piscitelli brought lunch to the nurses at Hope Hospice to celebrate Caregiver Appreciation Day. We're so grateful for how dedicated they are in their work with our families.

09/19/2024

Neptune Fort Myers Service Manager Peter Piscitelli was a guest vendor of Seniors Blue Book at the Peace Lutheran Church in Fort Myers. Peter is pictured with Amanda Barton, the managing partner and publisher of Seniors Blue Book, a great resource for our seniors here in Lee County. The health fair was an opportunity for people to reach out to different vendors specializing in senior living, ask questions and get answers to many of the needs our seniors have and the challenges they face.

07/05/2024

Neptune Fort Myers Service Manager Peter Piscitelli was proud to present the Cape Coral Police Department with a check for their Shop with a Cop program. Neptune has supported this program twice a year, which allows children in need to go shopping with a police officer to obtain supplies for the upcoming school year. The second Shop with a Cop program takes place over the Christmas holiday.
“It truly is my honor to be able to represent Neptune and help the children in this community who need our assistance,” Peter said.

06/12/2024

Neptune Fort Myers Service Manager Peter Piscitelli visited the folks at Amavida Living on to drop off treats in appreciation of the staff and all the hard work they do. Later in July, Peter will be attending a Planning Your Future day for the residents, and will answer questions about cremation and the services Neptune offers.

05/09/2024

Neptune Fort Myers Service Manager Peter Piscitelli was honored to be a guest of Ret. U.S. Col. Frank Cohn, 97, at the 2024 at the U.S. Capitol. Col. Cohn escaped N**i Germany at age 13 and was drafted at 18 into the U.S. Army. He served as an Intelligence Officer in WWII and spent over 30 years with the Army. He was honored at the event by House Speaker Mike Johnson, and met with President Joe Biden. Later, he was again honored by Gen. David Petraeus for his lifetime achievements and continued work with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, with the clear message there is no place in our country for hatred, discrimination, or violence.

Our heartfelt gratitude to Col. Cohn for his dedication and service.