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Surprise PEO chapter slates annual luncheon

Founder’s Day Committee members Carla Maggio, Marcy Girard, Eileen Nelson, Barbara Krehl McKendall and Peggy Robbins.

Founder’s Day Committee members Carla Maggio, Marcy Girard, Eileen Nelson, Barbara Krehl McKendall and Peggy Robbins.

Submitted photo/Nancy Alarcon

The Reciprocity Committee of the Sun City West/Surprise PEO chapter will host the annual Founder’s Day luncheon Saturday, Jan. 16, 2027, at The Colonnade 19116 N. Colonnade Way, Surprise.

A boutique starts at 11 a.m. with lunch at noon, according to a media release. All PEO members and visiting PEO sisters are welcome to attend.

The registration deadline ends Dec 18. Resident sisters must sign up through their chapter, submitting a check for $28 made out to their PEO chapter treasurer.

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