Sandi Price Ruthie (as she likes to be called) is a long-time member of Material Girls. Before the Arts and Crafts Center was built, Material Girls met in the Sports Center Gym, setting up their own tables and tearing them back down under the impatient stares of the next group waiting to use the gym.…
Vicki Baker The directory assistance operator and telephone book were once the bedrock for telephone numbers and addresses of family, friends and neighbors. But with the changing times, these became obsolete and fell by the wayside. But at Robson Ranch, the Source Book has stood the test of time and continues to serve its residents…
Susan Parker On the third Friday of June we had several “new” Boomers join us for dinner and drinks. The new members are Don and Sharon Benzine, Suzy Karbong-Edgren and Kelly Edgren, Mike and Shelly Flatt and Dottie and Ron Hurt. Our group filled three large tables and the round table. Several Boomers walked around…
Please note that we made an error in the line listing for the phone number for McNeill’s Restoration on page 25 of the Robson Ranch Source Book. The correct number should be: 520-880-8800. Please make note of that in your Robson Ranch Source Book.
Rupa Mathur The Voices United, a non-partisan group of progressive women living in Robson Ranch, held their monthly lunch meeting on Saturday, June 1. The meetings are generally held on the first Saturday of the month at the Clubhouse from 11:30 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Tracy Olson, president, started the meeting by welcoming three new…
Stan Brein Walking around the tables at the concert and dinner show on Saturday night, June 15, one heard some interesting conversation. There were discussions about mental health (19th Nervous Breakdown), decorating advice (Paint It Black), legal dilemmas (I Can’t Get No Satisfaction), dead golf cart batteries (Start Me Up), tornado season preparation (Gimme Shelter)…