Senior Village Thanks SaddleBrooke Mask Makers Suzanne Marlatt-Stewart “Thank you so much for the mask. I can finally go to the grocery store. I’m on my way.” So exclaimed an appreciative Senior Village member, echoing the words of other recipients of the free masks dropped off at their front doors by Village volunteers. Who would…
Catherine Klesner, a graduate student in Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Arizona, has been named a winner of the P.E.O. Scholar Award for the next academic year. The $15,000 scholarship is given each year by the women’s philanthropic organization to students who are making significant contributions to their field of study. Klesner…
The Paseo Financial Group The amount of your reverse mortgage is based on how old you are, how much your home is worth, and the interest rate that you are offered on the loan. Your borrowing power increases: * When you are older. An 80-year-old will be able to borrow more than a 62-year-old if…
Nancy Dowell The pickleball craze is not going away any time soon. Data shows that, to stay relevant, senior communities new and old are embracing pickleball. Developments that offer pickleball as an amenity have a competitive advantage in attracting buyers. Buyers are demanding pickleball and builders, as well as existing communities, are responding. According to…
Nicholas T. Mares SaddleBrooke One and SaddleBrooke TWO Monday Mixers have been sidelined by the coronavirus. Monday Mixers was enjoying a record year, as was the number of putters enjoying the events. We look forward to restarting the putting soon.
Linda L. Lee Linda L. Lee, formerly of Fort Wayne, passed away on Sunday, April 12, in Arizona. Born on Jan. 19, 1944, in Fort Wayne, Linda was the only child of the late Ruth M. and Clarence E. Henschen. She worked as an administrative assistant at General Electric prior to her early retirement. Surviving…