4th of July Parade Pat Henderson Members of the Pilot Knob Rotary Club decorated their golf carts and got out the club banner to participate in the RR 4th of July Parade. Both the carts and the club members and their spouses were decked out in red, white and blue and enjoyed the beautiful weather…
Dave Parker, Chapter Scribe The Sigma Chi Brothers at Robson Ranch were back in full force at the July 4th parade. It’s not a parade unless the Brothers say it is a parade! The night before the parade, the Brothers gathered at the Chapter House for a meal and the final decorating of the Sigma Chi…
Don Roberts Decked out in Red, White and Blue and our favorite Red Raider Scarlet and Black, the Robson Red Raiders celebrated the 250th Anniversary of the USA in grand style. Red Raiders and Red Raider families gathered on July 4 for the Robson Annual July 4 Parade. Robson residents, children and grandchildren of all…
Frank Barnhart The Photography Club held its July general meeting on July 20 at the Creative Arts Technology Center, welcoming Robson Ranch residents for an evening of learning and fellowship. Members and guests gathered early for an informal meet-and-greet, providing an opportunity to visit with fellow photography enthusiasts before the well-attended program began. Club members…
The General Session of the Tech Club was held on July 13, CATC Room 104 at 7 p.m. This meeting was open to all Robson homeowners and we have no dues. The Featured Guest Speaker was Don Roberts, Robson Ranch resident, who presented on the Starlink internet service as an alternative to Astound. Starlink is a network of…
David M. Randall After a quiet summer spent enjoying family, warm weather, and various local and distant excursions, the members of the Robson Ranch Genealogy Club are ready to return this month to a full calendar of exciting presentations and workshops. We will begin the new season with back-to-back presentations from one of our favorite…
Celia Hall As a follow-up to the recent information session at Robson, 18 Rockin’ Red Ranchers gathered to tour the Denton Municipal Utilities Water Treatment Plant on Spencer Rd. Walking through each step of the process, the ladies learned the science of how our drinking water is sourced, cleaned and processed before it arrives at…
Vicki Baker One of the biggest misconceptions about cardmaking is that tons of supplies, expensive tools, and complicated techniques are needed to create beautiful handmade cards. Quite the opposite is true. The foundation of cardmaking can be as simple as paper, a few stamps, and some inks, and you can create hundreds of cards. One…
Rosie Kuhn Bouse Early relatives of Paint and Palette Club’s Joan McDermott arrived in the colonies aboard the Mayflower. Joan’s predecessors seemed to thrive by working with their hands. Her father, a part of the Fairbanks family, Herbert William Frink, Jr. designed forms to make hats for dapper gentlemen. Originally from Millis, Mass., outside of…
Peggy Puckett There’s a well-kept secret that only a small percentage of the Robson Ranch residents have discovered. Word of mouth is about the only way folks hear about the unbelievable opportunity that is available to us almost year ‘round. I heard about Maggie Jamison’s art classes, “Yes, You Can Draw,” when I first moved…