US EditionCaptiva Island's original South Seas Resort developer dies at 84 - Gulfshore Business
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Captiva Island's original South Seas Resort developer dies at 84 - Gulfshore Business
Al Ten Broek, who founded a company that began by redeveloping South Seas Resort on Captiva Island in the 1970s and then became the largest private employer in Lee County by the late 1990s, died at 84. Allen Gilbert Ten Broek (pronounced Brook), born in Milwaukee in 1940, co-founded The Mariner Group, a Fort Myers-based real estate development and hospitality company that grew to about 5,000 employees and focused on environmentally- and economic…
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