SBR Cancer Support Group’s Second Annual FUNraising Event Update

We Invite You to Visit Us, Inspire Us, and Support Us

Save the Date for Annual Foundation Gala Dinner and Auction

Now Is the Time to Join the Fun at the Robson Pickleball Center

Senior Village – October 2026

HOA2 golf committee presentation September 4

Al Bolty The SaddleBrooke TWO golf committee is sponsoring an informational presentation on Sept. 4 at 2:00 p.m. Golf Pro Matt Hudson and Golf Course Superintendent Paul Hallock will talk about the golf program and the golf course conditions for the SaddleBrooke TWO community. All golfers and non-golf residents are welcome to attend. It’s been…

SaddleBrooke aces

Tommy Young

On the 8th hole of the Tucson Golf Course in SaddleBrooke, Tommy Young had a hole-in-one! The shot was witnessed by Steve Schmidt, Fred Rastegari and John Young, Tom’s father. It was a beautiful shot, with a high, soft fade that landed right next to the cup and dropped in. The whole foursome is very…

Stroke/Neurological Support Group

Roberta Snyder Our focus this month is on the caregiver, as we offer an open session to engage in a roundtable discussion. This is an opportunity for you to share your individual experiences, concerns and questions regarding all aspects of caregiving to someone with a neurological disorder. Our mixed group of listening ears will offer…

Other Card Results

Texas Hold’Em results Maureen Benigno Below are the winners of our prestigious 12-week Texas-Hold’em tournament, which took place from April 29 to June 15. 1st place went to Tony Heacock, with 2nd place giong to Jack Porteous and 3rd place to Jim Grant. First place weekly winners at the final table during the April through…

Artist of the Month: Jacqueline Cohen

Jacqueline Cohen shares two of her favorite recent works.

LaVerne Kyriss Jacqueline Cohen loved art as long as she can remember. She created her first painting in grade school. “In my parent’s home, I had a large upstairs bedroom/studio. The floor was covered with linoleum, and I could make as much of a mess as I wanted,” she remembered. In junior high and high…