Charles Runner, President, Support Our Troops On June 20, SOT was honored to have Eric Maddox as a guest at our meeting. Eric, who is a relative of Robson Ranch residents Bill and Avanell Patton, served in the U.S. Army from 1994 to 2004 as an infantryman in the 82nd Airborne and as a linguist.…
WGA officers recently presented a check to Our Daily Bread in memory of Charlene Hodson who was very active in community outreach. Pictured left to right are Sarah Ray, Bob Stewart, president of Our Daily Bread, Susan Miloser, Gale Hicks, Liz Whitaker, Our Daily Bread chef, and Sallye Ortiz.
Vicki Baker Lub dub, lub dub, lub dub – that’s the sound the heart makes when heard through a stethoscope. The heart is constantly at work pumping blood filled with essential oxygen and nutrients to the body’s organs about 2,000 gallons per day 24/7. The pressure of the blood as it travels through the body…
Southerland Drive is growing by leaps and bounds! Donna LePore and Eileen Forkin hosted a Patriotic Party for the neighborhood known as SoLo. Attending the party were five new couples who recently moved onto the street. It was fun to meet all of the “newbies” and welcome them to the neighborhood.
Carol Collins, WFCP, Expert Claude Monet (1840-1926) was not only a leading impressionist painter, but also a master interior decorator. In his own home in Giverny, France, he chose to color his rooms in vibrant and innovative hues. I had the pleasure of visiting Monet’s home and gardens in 2013. As the song lyric says,…
A newly forming choral ensemble begins its inaugural season Sunday, September 27, at 5:30 p.m. in the RR clubhouse. The choir will rehearse on Sundays weekly from 5:30-7:30. Repertoire includes jazz, traditional, some classical, folk songs and even avant garde. Programs will challenge the choir member and delight the audience. It is sure to be…