The new book, Hero’s Remembered, written by Robson Ranch Texas resident James DeGrandpre and published by Amazon.com, may be purchased by book title or author’s name.
Generals, April 2015
Resident publishes new book
Generals, April 2015
Kiln Krafters welcomes several new members
Dorothy Edlund In recent weeks several residents of Robson Ranch have joined the Kiln Krafters Club. The club meets on Tuesday and Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and on open days, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Please contact Barb Browning at 262-3286 for more information or stop by the Wine Cup Room in the…
Clubs & Classes, April 2015
Wine Club takes an overnight adventure
David Laschinger A long-time wine club in The Ranch that recently re-branded itself as Meritage, made its first out-of-town adventure in March. The trip, which had been planned for several months, was to Kiepersol Estates south of Tyler, Texas, about 2 1/2 hours east of Denton. Eight couples in the group arrived at Kiepersol by…
Generals, April 2015
Living Well presents Medicare Made Easy
Marie Milleage On March 4, Living Well sponsored a “Medicare Made Easy” seminar presented by Jackie Hixson, a resident and Medicare specialist. Over 20 Robson Ranch dwellers braved the rain and sleet to learn about the four different parts to Medicare and the distinction among the A, B, C, and D categories. Important details were…
Generals, April 2015
Living Well offers Doug’s Country Market each Friday morning
Vicki Baker Neither rain nor shine nor heat nor gloom of night—wait, that may be the creed of the U.S. Postal Service, but without a doubt it is also the creed of Doug Swafford of Doug’s Country Market, a Living Well Committee offered event. This has definitely been the case throughout the month of March…
Clubs & Classes, April 2015
Robson Ranch Garden Club prepares for spring blossoms
Barbara Anderson The Robson Ranch Garden Club met on Monday, March 16, for a program of general questions and answers pulling on the considerable expertise of those in attendance. Club president Janie Cindric, a Denton County Master Gardener, led the discussions with input from many others. Vice-president and program chair, Barbara Anderson, spoke about the…