Liz Boyd WOOO is for single women living in SaddleBrooke and the Ranch who want to stay busy and enjoy life. Our activities include: Dining Out: We go out for dinner on the third Wednesday of each month and enjoy Tucson’s restaurants. Potlucks: On the fourth Saturday of the month we gather at a member’s…
Carol Smith Gathering Hearts, a SaddleBrooke Ranch Outreach Program, needs your donations of laundry soap pods and dryer sheets. All donations will be given to YOTO (Youth On Their Own). YOTO is a 501(c)(3) local non-profit agency dedicated to support the high school graduation and continued success of homeless youth by providing financial assistance, basic…
This month we are excited to welcome 20 new residents to SaddleBrooke Ranch. Please make sure to say “hi” to them as they begin exploring the community. Not sure that the SaddleBrooke Ranch lifestyle is right for you? Don’t forget that we offer a guest program with three ways to stay: One day guest visit…
Steve Weiss The best way to spend Labor Day is to have someone else make the food and to share the organizational and cleanup responsibilities. Well, that is exactly what SaddleBrooke Ranch unit 8A residents did on September 3. OK, one day before Labor Day. Organizers Debbie Chapman and Gail Latimer planned a great unit…
Janice Neal SaddleBrooke Ranch has Team Trivia. It is played for fun (and is a “little” competitive)! Team Trivia is held each Wednesday in La Montana Room in La Hacienda Club. Team Trivia is only for SaddleBrooke Ranch residents and their house guests, as well as Robson Preferred Guests. A team consists of at least…
Phyllis Ketring The SaddleBrooke Health Fair celebrates its 20th anniversary on Saturday, October 14, 9:00 a.m. to noon at the SaddleBrooke One clubhouse. Parking is at MountainView with luxury coaches shuttling between MountainView and SaddleBrooke One. Shuttles run until 1:30 p.m. to allow time for lunch at the Road Runner. Parking for golf carts and…