Robson Ranch welcomes the following new homeowners to the Ranch: Charles Allender, John and Pamela Beelman, Harris and Melba Benoit, John and Jeanette Britt, Carol Catanach, Don and Angela Cates, Robert and Gayle Cook, Raymond and Susan Cope, Nam Crosby, Frances Davidson, Joe and Janet Dougherty, Kenneth and Suzanne Dyke, Patricia Edgette and Albert Willinger,…
Lynne Kelsey Raku, a form of “low fire” pottery in which glazed pieces are heated until they are glowing red then placed into a container with combustible materials such as sawdust, is something that the kilns in the Wine Cup Room can’t handle. Recently, a group of our intrepid Happy Potters members journeyed off site…
Jim Mann “Of making many books there is no end, and much study wearies the body.” (Ecclesiastes 12:12) I guess it was 18 years ago that my parents moved to Robson Ranch. Back then, Robson was just getting started. Mom and Dad put the home I had grown up in on the market and began…
Cynthia Drury On Oct. 29 Fellowship At The Ranch Church hosted its 3rd Annual Halloween Drive-Up Trick or Treat event. The weather was cold, but the rain had stopped, which was perfect for the event. At 10 a.m. Robson Ranch residents and friends, together with their grandchildren (and a few dogs!), began to drive up…
For the 61st Annual Wurstfest (Nov. 4-13) Robson Ranch’s own Bob DiFonzo was selected as the prestigious “Grosse Opa,” and his wife Paula was the “Grosse Oma.” This is a high honor and is given to those who serve over a number of years in this charity-based event for non-profits. Bob and Paula have been…
Linda Buishas Most of us wouldn’t think of this time of year as a time for planting seeds. However, I’ve seen plenty of planting lately; the emotional and spiritual kind that can flourish (or die) only in the minds and hearts. We are all constantly sowing seeds that create positive feelings and memories, as well…