Constance Garrison On April 2, the rainy weather prevented the Lady Niners Invitational golf game, but the Committee saved the fun! They did a great job! Everyone went to the Sol Ballroom for the luncheon event. Upon check-in the golfers purchased raffle tickets for the charity baskets. The proceeds from the raffle will go to…
Tim Malone, SSSA member Gratitude is a powerful emotion that transcends age and activity, and for seniors, it can be a profound source of joy and appreciation. It has a way of putting things into perspective and helps us put the good in our lives into focus. Being appreciative of even the smallest of things…
Jim Jensen and Janelle Authur A SaddleBrooke Ranch Texas Club posse “saddled-up” and sauntered down to Tucson’s El Corral restaurant on April 4, for a mesquite-fired dinner. Filled with classic cowboy charm and ambiance, the historic restaurant was the perfect setting for a Texas Club event and the sharing of Texas-style camaraderie and tall tales.…
Ernie and Kathy Nedder On St. Patrick’s Day, the spirit of the Emerald Isle filled the air at the open house hosted by Kathy and Ernie Nedder. With the aroma of corned beef sliders, freshly baked Irish bread, and the warmth of Irish hospitality, guests were welcomed into a cozy haven of Irish tradition and…
Melanie Einbund Passover was from April 22 through April 30. Many seders were held to recount the Jewish history of being slaves in Egypt. With the guidance of Moses, the Jewish people walked through the desert for 40 years, at which time the Jewish people were allowed to enter the land of Israel. The holiday…
Ed Davis On May 25, get your remembrance poppy and wear it on Memorial Day. The red poppy is a nationally recognized symbol of sacrifice worn by Americans since WWI to honor those who served and died for our country in all wars. In the battlefields of Belgium and elsewhere during World War I, poppies…