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Not long after the winds dissipated and the waters receded to reveal the scope of damage caused by Hurricane Ian, Sandy Stilwell-Youngquist started receiving assumptions from her friends. They thought perhaps she would sell her Captiva Island properties and retire, letting someone else deal with the headaches of insurance adjustors, construction contractors and all the rebuilding efforts. “No, I’m not going to,” Stillwell-Youngquist said she tells her friends. “I’m going to see this thing through.” To read more at Gulfshore Business, click here.