Dick Kroese Community Church at SaddleBrooke (CCSB) was honored and privileged to have John Voorhess speak at their Men’s Breakfast in November. He spoke about finding God in his life and building a legacy. He spoke of the times in his life that were the hardest and that his dad was always there to offer…
On Sunday, November 18, while playing with his wife Midge and friends Kay Kunze and Chuck Fries, Al, actually upset with the way he had hit the shot on the Preserve’s 11th hole, had his first verified hole-in-one. He says he had one before in his home state of Michigan, but nobody was there to…
Shirin McArthur Episcopal Church of the Apostles will host a handful of services, open to everyone, in celebration of the Christmas season. Beginning with the recognition that Christmas is not always a joyous season, Church of the Apostles will once again host a Quiet Christmas on Thursday, December 20 at 6:00 p.m. This annual service…
Ann Kuperberg Thanksgiving is over and stores are already filled with Christmas items. The MountainView Bridge Club players are full of good cheer when they play duplicate bridge at the Catalina Room every Tuesday and Friday. Our Tuesday game time may sometimes be changed to start at 1:30 p.m. Check our website to be sure…
Wanda Ross In the MountainView Ballroom, beautifully decorated for our Autumn theme by our talented team, 48 people enjoyed the SaddleBrooke Ballroom Dance Club Party. The party began with an hour of socializing with other dancers. Then we enjoyed delicious meals prepared by Executive Chef Alan Lambert and his team. Most dancers had either blackened…
On November 9, Orville Bell gave a presentation on sexual identity. Orville is a resident of SaddleBrooke along with his husband, Joe. He is a member and former board member of GLAAS, with over forty years in the field of education. Orville has an impressive background in LGBT issues, including playing a key role in…