Thomas Neagli During the Texas February ice freeze, all the RR sport amenities were closed. So resident Rosemary “Killer” Myers-Neagli, a former competitive figure skater, strapped on her 50-year-old skates and turned the icy roads into a rink.
A year ago, surviving COVID-19 and the deep freeze in January 2021, Abby gave birth to her second litter of Bichon Frise puppies at Robson Ranch. Recently gathered at Liz Katz’s house to celebrate the one-year birthday of Ruby, Izzy, Poppy, and Cooper, several close friends enjoyed a birthday extravaganza fit for royalty. All the…
The Young At Heart Big Band will perform on Sunday, March 20, from 3 to 5 p.m. in the ballroom. Young At Heart is a 15-piece “Big Band” with trumpets, ‘bones, saxes, and rhythm section. Many of you attended our previous dances on Oct. 17 or New Year’s Eve in 2019. We have had great…
Vicki Baker It’s magical. It’s mirthful. It’s magnificent. It’s Mardi Gras! Gather your friends and join the Dance Club on Feb. 25 for a mid-winter celebration of fun and fantasy full of bright colors, revelry, and dancing to the sounds of The Grooves at the Mardi Gras Bash. Add a fun twist and dress in…
Susan Parker The highlight of the year for the Robson Ranch Baby Boomers comes in December when the annual Holiday Progressive Party is held. Under the careful direction of Carol Jankowski, over 160 Boomers were assigned to six appetizer homes. The volunteers for the appetizer homes were Dan and Shari Patrick, Steve and Lorraine Hecker,…
Karen Lyons Mark your calendars now to attend the Road Runner annual meeting in the clubhouse on Jan. 26. Our travel Partners will be on hand to announce exciting new trips for 2022 and 2023. The doors will open at 6 p.m. There will be a cash bar and appetizers for everyone to enjoy. You…
WLN Communications Approximately 100 Wildhorse Lady Niners (WLN) members gathered for a wonderful Christmas lunch and celebration. The welcoming mimosas got all in the mood to celebrate the upcoming holidays and the 2021 play season. The lunch, consisting of butternut squash bisque, chateaubriand in cream sauce, au gratin potatoes, green beans almondine, and red velvet…
Scott Baker Catfish from Lake Tawakoni. Striper from Lake Texoma. Sand bass and crappie from Lake Ray Roberts. Red and black drum from the Texas Gulf coast. The fish have been caught and filleted, side dishes are all planned, and the oil is ready for the propane heaters—it must be Fish Fry time again for…
Dianna Lucas We can respect the choices our Library Board members make in the books they choose to read. After all, the board is made up of avid readers, many of whom are former librarians. They have dedicated their lives to books, and they continue to do so by working to support our own Robson…
The Paint & Palette Club once again presented a wonderfully fun exhibition. “Dressed Up Easels” was a success, allowing our residents to become active in this exhibition by voting for four categories of artistic excellence. So, the votes were tallied, and here are the results: Best in Show: Ray Blanton, Just Hanging Out (horse) Most Creative:…