HPCA Board Meeting Thursday, September 15 at 10:00 am Volunteer Board Members Morty Berkowitz President Brunie Robles Vice President Jay Confalone Treasurer Bill Ketchabaw Secretary Alan Garelick Member at Large HP Board email address : [email protected]In the subject box of the email, write “HP Board.” Note from the President Sixteen years ago, the first homeowner moved into the Heritage Pines Community. Therefore, it is to be expected that many community items need to be repaired or replaced. The Board has spent the last few months reviewing the community assets and correcting problem areas. Several of the major items that are being addressed are: 1. New signs at the Carpenter Upchurch entrance will be installed by the end of September. 2. A structural report was prepared by Criterium Giles Engineers concerning the common area retaining walls. The report stated that two of the retaining walls need to be replaced. We are making arrangements to have the work completed. 3. We’re in the process of completing several needed repairs at the Clubhouse, including roof, gutters and flooring. 4. An enclosure was installed to house the electrical and irrigation equipment at the pond. 5. Merec is the new company hired to provide cleaning services for HPCA. 6. One computer in the office crashed and had to be replaced. The Board is working very hard to stay on top of all items, making sure our Community’s value and appearance are superior. Morty Berkowitz Clubhouse Office Hours Monday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Tuesday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Wednesday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Thursday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Friday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Volume 16, Issue 9 September 2016 Heritage Pines Community Association, Inc.
Transcript
HPCA Board Meeting
Thursday, September 15
at 10:00 am
Volunteer Board Members
Morty Berkowitz
President Brunie Robles
Vice President Jay Confalone
Treasurer
Bill Ketchabaw
Secretary
Alan Garelick
Member at Large
HP Board email address: [email protected] In the subject box of the email, write “HP Board.”
Note from the President
Sixteen years ago, the first homeowner moved into the Heritage Pines Community. Therefore, it is to be expected that many community items need to be repaired or replaced. The Board has spent the last few months reviewing the community assets and correcting problem areas. Several of the major items that are being addressed are: 1. New signs at the Carpenter Upchurch entrance will be installed by the end of September. 2. A structural report was prepared by Criterium Giles Engineers concerning the common area retaining walls. The report stated that two of the retaining walls need to be replaced. We are making arrangements to have the work completed. 3. We’re in the process of completing several needed repairs at the Clubhouse, including roof, gutters and flooring. 4. An enclosure was installed to house the electrical and irrigation equipment at the pond. 5. Merec is the new company hired to provide cleaning services for HPCA. 6. One computer in the office crashed and had to be replaced. The Board is working very hard to stay on top of all items, making sure our Community’s value and appearance are superior.
Morty Berkowitz
Clubhouse Office Hours
Monday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Volume 16, Issue 9 September 2016
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Clubhouse Events
Garden Club Ladies Luncheon Don’t forget the Garden Club is hosting the Ladies Luncheon on Tuesday, August 30 at 12:30 pm. We will have a guest speaker, Cheryl Kearns, from the JC Raulston Arboretum in Raleigh presenting the program. The Arboretum is celebrating 40 years in bloom! The Garden Club has made all of the table centerpieces for the luncheon. Deadline for sign up was Monday, August 22. Any questions contact Pat Schneider
Tech Talk Saturdays The next class is on Saturday, September 3 and the class is full. Thank you to our neighbor and Heritage Pines resident, Lila
Bednar, for leading our Tech Talk Saturday morning monthly sessions! They have been a big success! The topics and dates for the next three months are as follows: September 3--We will take a look at “the cloud” and get a better idea of what it is and where it “lives” and then go on to summarize some of the services that use it. October 1– This is going to be all iPhone/iPad extravaganza! Feel free to bring your devices and we’ll talk about settings, apps and services. November 5– The “Internet of Things” (IoT) may touch your life now, or in the near future. This is another overview to get a better idea how technology is becoming more and more integrated into our daily life and how you can use it to make things easier. If you are interested in these topics, please sign up in the office. The class is held in the card room from 9:30-11:00 am. Because of the space in the card room, the class size is limited to 24, plus Lila and the program assistant. Only those who have signed up in the office will be admitted. If you have signed up, and are unable to come, please notify the office, as there are many on the waiting list. If you have questions for Lila, suggestions for topics, or you would like a PDF file of the topic that has been presented, you can contact her by email at [email protected].
Tuesday Afternoon Book Club The Tuesday Afternoon Book Club’s selection for September is The Boys In The Boat by Daniel Brown. Ginny Wagner will lead the discussion on
September 6 at 1:00 pm. All residents are
welcome to attend any discussion of interest, or to join us on a regular basis.
Out to Lunch Bunch The Out to Lunch Bunch will meet at 1:00 pm on Wednesday, September 7 at the Red Bowl Asian Bistro, located at 2020 Boulderstone Way (off High House). Contact Sonia Medina if you plan to attend.
Yoga Yoga resumes with Smita on Friday, September 9. We will be alternating each Friday between chair and mat. The first week will
be chair. Any questions please contact Kala Patel. This is a free exercise.
Men’s Bible Study Attention all Heritage Pines Men: We are beginning our HP Men’s Bible study on Monday, September 12 at 10 am in the Clubhouse and will continue through mid-December before taking a Christmas holiday break. This will be an opportunity to discuss the Bible, discover its applications to our everyday lives and build relationships with other men in our community. Your familiarity with the Bible is not a prerequisite for this study and we will be using a study guide booklet to assist us. We look forward to your joining us in this study. Contact Russ Willard if you have any questions.
Rex Volunteers After a summer break, Rex Volunteers will resume sewing tote bags and pillows for patients at Rex Hospital. A group of ladies meets on the second and fourth Wednesday of the month in the Clubhouse to sew these projects. The first date is Wednesday, September 14 at 1 pm. We welcome any residents to join us. Also, if you have any fabric or thread suitable for our projects, we welcome your donations. If you have any questions, please call Bernie Aliberti.
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on fall/winter container gardening. Following the class there will be time to explore the garden center and shop for your fall plantings. Lunch is planned for the Seaboard Café located inside the garden center. Their menu can be accessed online. RSVP by September 19, any questions contact Cathy Clark. Hope to see you all there. Newcomers are welcome.
Heritage Pines Arts & Crafts Exhibit The 2016 Arts & Crafts Exhibit will
be held on Saturday, September 24. All of you are invited to come and see what your neighbors are doing. This is a free event only the exhibitors are charged a fee. You are welcome to bring your family and friends. Those planning to exhibit need to fill in the form on the rack across from the library and return it to the office by noon, September 12. The fee for the exhibitors is $5.00 Any questions contact Fran Livoti or Janet Deal.
Movie of the Month Join us Sunday, September 25 at 6 pm for our monthly movie presentation, Far from the Madding Crowd. The movie is based on Thomas Hardy’s 1874 first major literary success. A headstrong Victorian beauty (Carey Mulligan) has her choice of three different suitors: a sheep farmer (Matthias Schoenaerts), a dashing soldier (Tom Sturridge) and a prosperous, older bachelor (Michael Sheen). DVD Release Date of May 22, 2015. Subtitles are also available.
Ladies Luncheon & Fashion Show You are invited to sign-up for the Ladies Luncheon and Fashion Show hosted by Christopher & Banks on Tuesday, September 13 at 12:30
pm. The luncheon will be catered by Lowes Food Store. The menu will be sandwich trays of chicken salad on croissants and Boar’s Head egg twist sandwiches, coleslaw and fancy European dessert trays. The cost of the luncheon is $13.00 and seating is limited to 80 people, so be sure to sign up early. The deadline for sign-up is noon on Tuesday, September 6. This will also be Fashion Week at Christopher & Banks with lots of new fashions and colors. The host for this event is Linda Brown.
JC Knowles Our September Live and Learn will be held on Wednesday, September 14
at 10:00 am.
Our featured speaker will be JC Knowles, one of our favorite Live and Learn speakers! His topic will be Historic Cemeteries. Mr. Knowles is a retired auctioneer, a humorist and historian. You will enjoy this history lesson on Historical Cemeteries! Cost is $2.00 and refreshments will be served. Sign up deadline is Tuesday, September 6. Sharon Toomey will be the contact for this event.
Non – Fiction Book Club The Non-Fiction book club will meet on Tuesday, September 20 at 7 pm in the craft room of the Clubhouse. We will be discussing David McCullough's book, The Wright Brothers. If you like, bring a snack or beverage to share. Newcomers are always welcome! If you want more information, contact Bonny or Verghese Chirayath.
Garden Club—Outing A visit to Logan Trading Company located at 707 Semart Drive, Raleigh is planned for Wednesday, September 21. We will leave from the Clubhouse at 10:00 am. One of the Logan gardeners will present a class and demonstration
MOVIE OF THE MONTH
Sunday, September 25, 2016 at 6:00 pm
Far from the Madding Crowd
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A note from your management
company—Elite Professionals Dear Homeowners, With recent news regarding fraud and embezzlement from a Triangle area management company, we wanted to provide you with information regarding the safety and security of our community funds. Elite has to ensure community funds are kept safe. Below is a list of bullet points on the process. Boards are emailed monthly the full financial
statements for the community with bank statements, and copies of checks. As a reminder additional accounting reports such as a general ledger or a 12 month cash flow can be added to the monthly reports.
Elite Management holds a $1,000,000 fidelity
bond that would cover employee dishonesty, theft, etc. of your association funds.
Elite Management Professionals, Inc. holds
the AAMC (Accredited Association Management Company) designation and Managers hold designations with Community Association Institute to include PCAM, CMCA and AMS. Many managers have agreed to ethical designations and obtain continuing education through CAI. For Managers and Management companies that hold designations CAI can assist with disputes and issues of this nature.
Elite works with communities to suggest
regular audits from an outside CPA of the communities financials. Elite will also work with Boards for their community insurance review to consider community insurance policies that can include fidelity bonds.
Elite has accounting procedures that have
been established through suggestions from CPAs and insurance providers. Some important reminders regarding the financial management for your community are listed below.
Walgreens Health Fair Come join us on Thursday, September 29, as Walgreens will be sponsoring a Health Fair, from 2-4 pm in our Clubhouse. A team from Walgreens, including pharmacist Viral Patel, will be here to answer your questions. Blood pressure checks and information on immunizations such as pneumonia and shingles shots will be explained, You will be able to discuss your prescriptions with the pharmacist and also get information on how and where to dispose of your outdated medications. Store manager, Ken Jernigan, will also discuss the free delivery service Walgreens can provide to our residents. Giveaways will be provided as well as some healthy refreshments. The cost is $2.00 to cover clean-up. Sign up deadline is September 19. If you have any questions, contact Pat Schneider.
Columbus Day Celebration Come to Celebrate Columbus Day on Saturday, October 8 at 5:30 pm. Ledo’s Pizza and Pasta will be catering. The menu will consist of Chicken Parmesan, lasagna, salad, garlic bread and Gelato for dessert. Cost will be $14.00 per person and the sign up deadline is Monday, September 19. Anita Tilly will be hosting this event.
Heritage Pines Committee Meetings:
ARC - September 7 & 21 at 10 am Clubhouse - September 9 at 10 am Grounds - September 14 at 7:00 pm Social - September 12 at 11:00 am Hospitality - September 12 at 1:00 pm
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One accounting team member processes the checks for the community invoices, another team member matches and mails the checks, checks are then signed by the President of the company and another team member reconciles the financials for the monthly reports provided to the Board. There is a process of review from four team members when checks are issued.
Managers must have approval in writing
from the Board or through Board meeting minutes to move funds from accounts or to make payments from reserves.
All checks for reimbursement must be
reviewed and signed by a second manager and/or approved by the Board.
Many of your association’s documents
require an annual audit of the financial records of the association. This process protects the board and management company. During this process, the CPA reaches out to every financial institution for confirmation of the account balance presented on the balance sheet. Elite recommends having an annual audit even if Heritage Pines documents don’t require this accounting procedure.
We understand the importance of this matter to all Board members and homeowners so please do not hesitate to contact us directly with any questions. Thank you,
Dawn Hatcher, President
Elite Management Professionals, Inc.
Grounds Committee Report “It has been a difficult summer with intense heat, irregular rain and an influx of opportunistic weeds. Hopefully as we head into fall the temperatures will drop and the weeds will die off.” Sound familiar? It should as it was the first paragraph of the September 2015 Grounds Committee Newsletter. This year changes to the first sentence are minimal BUT IMPORTANT: It has again been a difficult summer with intense heat, and “rainfall 8.30 inches above normal May 16 to Aug 13. Normal: 11.71 inches, actual 20.01 inches.” (Resource: RDU rain stats). Obviously, the opportunistic weeds have been thriving. WEEDS Most residents know the soil here is clay based and soaked lawns do not handle mowers well. With all the rainfall the weed control materials applied to the lawns were essentially swept away by the rains, leaving a prime field for those pesky opportunistic weeds to flourish. As most weeds are not, nor have they ever been covered, in the Brickman/BrightView contract, concerns about lawns “2 feet high” perhaps refer to weeds. For information on companies to call for help eliminating weeds on your property, please look for suggestions in the resident originated book of referrals located in the library. Photos of non covered weeds will be available near or on the landscape bulletin board. SIGNAGE and SERVICES BrightView supervisors are now utilizing signage at both entrances to Heritage Pines as a way to communicate timely info. We hope you will find this practice helpful. Our BrightView contract provides onsite staff here Monday through Thursday. BrightView supervisors are extensively educated and trained on North Carolina lawn care, which differs greatly from that of other parts of our nation. We respect their expertise and defer to their decision making. We appreciate the Friday and Saturday services they provided during the recent weather trials of June and July. Their crews struggled with not just rain but high temperatures, humidity and safety required clothing. We are most grateful.
Heritage Pines Board Resolution On July 21, 2016 the Board passed the following resolution— Effective January 1, 2016 appointments of new Committee Chairpersons would require that the person nominated had served on the Committee for a minimum of six months.
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AERATION and SEEDING September 12 is the target date to begin the annual aeration and seeding by the BrightView crew. In order for this operation to go smoothly, with the best possible results, each home owner must do their part. There is an information box located in this newsletter. It contains detailed instructions of what must be done before September 12. Brown bags of seed, courtesy of BrightView, will be available again this year beginning on September 15. Please respect the one bag per residence stipulation. MAILBOX / LAMP POST BASE As stated in this addition’s BrightView article, any resident who has created a border/bed in their lawn around the base of the mail box post or lamp post is responsible for that area. BrightView and staff will not trim, edge or weed, as it is outside the scope of our contract with them. TREES and SHRUBS Consider checking your copy of the pruning standards, as covered in our contract with BrightView, to familiarize yourself with their responsibilities before calling the office. It is NOT a full service contract. If you trim shrubs you are responsible for disposal of limbs and clippings. If you have storm damage the removal/disposal of the limbs falls on the homeowner. When a tree or shrub dies, as some just seem to do for no discernible reason, it is not the fault of the landscaper nor is it their responsibility under the contract to provide for removal/replacement. Each year our Crepe Myrtles continue to grow higher and higher. Remember: due to workplace safety issues BrightView crews prune TREES ONLY to a height that can be reached using equipment while they are standing on the ground. For overall tree pruning (maples, crepe myrtles, etc) or tree removal please seek out the services of a tree company (also included in the resident book of referrals located in the library). Lastly, thank you to those of you who took the time to write or express a heartfelt “thank you” for work done by the BrightView crew this summer. They appreciate it, and truly, so does the committee!!
Your Grounds Committee
Aeration and Seeding Preparation
Information and Suggestions
1. Mark all known irrigation pipes and sprinkler heads buried in your lawn with flags. Aerators can plug as deep as 4 inches below the surface, meaning there is potential for damaging such pipes. Aerators can hit sprinkler heads not flagged. 2. If not flagged and damage occurs, Bright View is not responsible for either pipes or sprinkler heads. If you have pipes in your yard and Do Not Know where they are located, consider Opting Out of aeration and seeding. This can be done by contacting the office. 3. Before BrightView comes to aerate your property try to water your lawn deeply. This allows the aerators to penetrate the soil for optimum seed growth, and it will help prevent soil compaction. 4. After aeration and seeding is complete please
water just enough to keep the surface of the soil moist without soaking it. The crew will not be mowing following aeration and seeding. Mowing would displace lightly rooted seeds that have not had an opportunity to germinate. Anticipate mowing to resume the week of September 19.
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BrightView crew will not trim those shrubs. Those shrubs are considered your responsibility.
As we move into Aeration and Seeding this September we will follow the schedule listed below. Prior to September 12, 2016 please flag all your irrigation heads and valve covers in your turf so the crews don’t run over your irrigation heads while aerating.
There is a larger list of suggestions on page 6 for preparing your property, please read carefully.
Schedule: Week of September 5 we will mow lower
than normal. Week of September 12 we will not mow and
will aerate and seed all homes, villas, and common grounds.
Week of September 19 we will mow as normal.
Thank you for allowing us to serve you and be a part of your community. I can honestly say we enjoy participating with the Heritage Pines residents. I hope you enjoy the last few days of summer as we enter into a new season over the next 6 weeks.
Will Marsh Account Manager BrightView Landscape Services
Original Art Display Come check out the new art display in the craft room at the Clubhouse. The Artist for the month of September is Sonia Medina.
As summer draws to a close, we are receiving many concerns related to landscaping. We would like to address those concerns and give you some information on what to expect this coming month. BrightView’s October article will discuss services from October through December. This year has blessed us with a lot of rain(Roughly about 10” more than last year) The rain impacts the landscape in many ways.
1. Leaches all the weed control material we use on the turf and mulch beds to control weeds. Making them non effective.
2. It makes the grass, weeds, and shrubs grow at a much faster rate.
3. The Crepe Myrtles hang low due to being wet and we get a lot of calls to prune Crepe Myrtles this time of year. We are not ignoring your request but we want the blooms to dry before pruning the crepe myrtles. Giving them a chance to stop drooping and go back to their normal shape. Pruning wet blooming Crepe Myrtles can cause the tree to look odd when it dries.
4. Due to the amount of rain, many areas are remaining saturated and not drying out, forcing us to spot mow some weeks to prevent tearing up the turf. Signs will be placed at the entrances of the neighborhood notifying you that we are spot mowing.
The shrub trim team has had a hard time keeping up with the growth on the shrubs but believe it or not, BrightView is right on the same time line as the past 2 years. The shrubs are simply growing faster. We currently have a shrub trim team in place and they are working through the community pruning. Zone 1 is complete as of 8-19-16 and they are moving straight into zone 2. In addition to shrub trimming, I think it is important for everyone to realize that if you have any plantings around your mailbox, the
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Community Thanks To The Following Chairpersons and Their Committees:
Hospitality – Nancy Skelding
Men’s Breakfast 1– Joe Lacenere, Travis Thompson, Dick Gross & Crew
L&L Lila Bednar Cybersecurity— Sharon Toomey & Social Committee Friday Night Dinner — Sharon Toomey & Committee
Comedy Night — Gail Reilly & Pat Schneider CoEd Prestonwood Lunch— Pat Schneider Garden Club Ladies Luncheon - Garden Club & Pat Schneider
Sergei Siletzky 111 Franklin Hills Point
Ralph & Carolyn Sutherland 320 Knotts Valley Lane
Paul & Ginny Skulavik 304 Indian Elm
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FYI If you become aware of a situation that is suspicious, please call 911. Fortunately, a homeowner recently called the police when observing strangers behind his house. It resulted in the police taking appropriate action. Also, when the pool is closed, be assured it is because the pool company has to close it for some reason related to state laws. If there is no landline phone, the pool cannot be opened. The Board does not take any arbitrary, or capricious actions.
They’re Back!!! Parking & Driving Concerns with Green Hope Students
Junior Parking Spaces: Green Hope High School has 715 juniors and about 200 juniors applied for a parking space. Heritage Pines does have No Trespassing signs posted throughout the neighborhood. If you should see students trespassing on your private property, please call the office at Green Hope High School at 919-380-3696 to report.
Morty Berkowitz
Social Committee News
Many have asked how the price is determined for each event. All events are self-supporting. This means that the money collected for each event pays the total cost of the event, including the set up and cleanup costs. Some events advertise that an outside source is provid-
ing the refreshments or meal; these events have a $2.00 fee to cover the set up and clean-up. Other costs include the food or refreshments for the event, the paper products used and any other costs that are used for the event. The cost of food and paper products continue to rise and this is reflected in the costs for the events. Our set up/clean-up fee is expected to cost more in the future; this will be reflected in the event costs. Event chairpersons and committees attempt to provide us with a variety of events at reasonable prices; please re-member that these events are self-supporting and as the cost of products and services in-crease, so will our event costs. SAVE THE DATE……Fall and holiday events are being planned and will feature a Sock Hop, an Italian Night, Veterans Day and many more. Be sure to read your newsletter and Save the Dates! IN CASE YOU MISSED IT……..While American athletes were busy preparing for the 2016 Summer Olympics, Heritage Pines celebrated the Olympics at the Clubhouse! An Olympic torch was lit, medals were awarded and there was lots of fun and laughter! Thank you to the chairpersons and committee for planning a fun event! Be sure to view the pictures on the digital photo frame in the lobby.
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Peggy’s Travel Events
Hello Fellow Travelers! We expect the bus to the Smoky Mountains, from September 19-23, to be a beautiful ride. We still have a couple spots left. Don’t miss this fun trip to see several shows and the majestic Smoky Mountains in TN. The cost is only $509. Absolute last day for us to receive payment is September 9. The trip to Asheville from November 14-17 has one spot left (that’s right-just 1)! If you have a friend who has been thinking about going, the spot is first come, first served. This trip is only $419. You won’t want to miss seeing Biltmore in all of its Christmas glory. Details for 2017 trips are forthcoming. We are planning six exciting extended trips for the coming year. Look for the details to Lancaster, PA; a visit to the Holy Land in Florida; plus a few other fun places. For any information on our trips, just send a note to [email protected]. We would love to hear from you. To register to travel with us, go to www.peggysTravelEvents.wix.com/PeggysTravelEvents or you may mail your payment, payable to “Tammy Campbell” to Peggy’s Travel Events, P O Box 5182, Cary, NC 27512. We look forward to traveling with you. Chuck and Tammy Campbell
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September Wedding
Anniversaries 1 - Chuck & Ty Stranger 2 - Howard & Suzy Orebaugh 3 - Dick & Gwen Moore 11- Jeff & Nancy Dunn 13 - Jim & Deb Richardson 15 -Tom & Nancy Boxell 15 - Will & Jean Harper 16 - Mike & Sally Etkin 19 - Don & Linda Brown 19- Bill & Pat Ketchabaw 20- Cleveland & Evelyn Bryant 22- Bill & Linda Gottert 24 - Phil & Phyllis Piccola 24- Joe & Kerry Schepers 24 - John & Ethel Toland 27 - Ken & Barbara Safon 28 - Ray & Jeanette Adamski 28- Debbie Fogleman & Al Bumpus
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Thinking of You Arlene Casey Joe Dolgetta Judy Fagan Mary Giannuzzi Carolyn Gramling Jim Hall John Kopp John McKeveny Egon Neubert Evelyn Richards
September
20-Nancy Dunn 20-Del Jones 20-Richard Henderson 20-JoAnn Minor 20-Nafissa Osman 20-Kathy Van Ward 21-Ethel Toland 21-Gene Paris 23- Frank LaFortune 23-Travis Thompson 24- Ron Esper 25-John McKeveny 25-Vito Romano 25- Shirley Teague 26- Stella Harrell 26-Carol Regitz 26-David Yu 27-Moniqua Christensen 27-Marlene Gadigian 28-Marilyn Gervais 28-Hilda Hill 29-Polly Collette 29- Doug Harrell 29-John Toland 30-Anne Xouris
Hospitality Chairperson The September chairperson is Chrys Matthews. Please notify her if anyone in our community needs our care or concern. We live in a community that really cares for one another!
