Stephanie Thomas “Thank you for all the times Senior Village has been there for me.” “Thank you for all the help you have given me.” “Thanks for your dedication.” Senior Village often hears these words of appreciation from members as we help them live independently in their homes. Taking in mind the needs of our…
Bill Nagy Mr. Saul Chorst was the founder, charter member, and past president of the SaddleBrooke Pinochle Club. He founded the club with an initial five members in 1997. The club has continued to meet uninterrupted to the present day. Saul and his wife Joan are leaving SaddleBrooke after 25 years and are moving to an…
Ed Melnick The summer of 2019 proved to be challenging to even the most diehard SaddleBrookers. A unique way of avoiding the heat and experience a “cooler” summer is to venture north to Logan, Utah. They politely call us “Summer Citizens” which really means people our age. You will have the opportunity to take interesting…
Pat Smith Beginning Jan. 1, the SaddleBrooke EZ Riders Spin Club will be offering multiple, daily indoor cycling sessions in the Paloma Room at the DesertView complex. These sessions will be led by volunteer spin leaders, all of whom are certified indoor cycling leaders. The sessions usually last 45 minutes and are choreographed by the…
Leslie Fore Have you ever wondered why people don’t just come to our country legally? Are you interested in knowing how it is possible to advocate for comprehensive, just legislation? The Santa Catalina Social Awareness and Justice Ministry invites you to a forum that will answer these questions and more. Rev. Sean Carroll, SJ, Executive…
James P. O’Brien Most of SaddleBrooke’s residents are retired, but here is a book to pass on to family and friends, It’s Monday Morning: “There Are People in My Office Working…and I’m Not One of Them” (Realities of Retirement). Jim O’Brien, SaddleBrooke resident, has just completed a 2nd edition of this “how to” book on…