Barbara Barr He had it all! He was the youngest vice president that Raytheon had ever had and was sitting on top of the world. And then it happened. Poor health took over, and the diagnosis and prognosis were not good. He had multiple auto-immune diseases and a whole lot more. He was not expected…
Dian Kupper The snowbirds have flown, but the fun continues for the rest of us. The annual President’s Cup tournament held this month was a match play competition. Sixteen ladies vied for the title. Three of the initial matches were decided in extra holes. In the end, Janet Williams defeated Yvonne Garthwait in a close…
Mark Magdanz Yep, it’s hot outside, so move some of your mid-day activities onto the A/C supplied dance facilities we have in our community. There’s a lot of fun, exercise and camaraderie to be had during this hot weather. New classes started the week beginning July 8. Sign-ups for Level 1/Beginner and Level 2/Easy Intermediate…
Stephanie Thomas Once a year, the volunteers of Senior Village become guests of honor at a reception to thank them for the thousands of miles and hours they commit to serving the SaddleBrooke community. Starting on the patio of the Activity Center, they have a chance to mingle, sip wine and appetizers and get to…
Master Gardener offers gardening tips to Sunrise Rotary Club Brianne Spaeth Lyle Larson, a Certified Master Gardener, spoke this week at the SaddleBrooke Sunrise Rotary Club. He moved to SaddleBrooke after living many years in Vancouver, Washington and the upper Northwest. After working for many years with the landscape of the Northwest, he was in…
Jill Fritz Both Jack and Jill grew up around water and each learned to swim at an early age. Jill’s mother, Doris Buckley, was on a winning relay team in the 1935-36 years and held a national record for two years swimming for the Washington Athletic Club in Seattle. She went to the 1936 Olympic…