Carol Thompson World Habitat Day is an international day of action that highlights the basic right of all humanity to adequate shelter. Formalized by the United Nations General Assembly in 1985, World Habitat Day is an opportunity to engage in global efforts to build a better world, one home at a time. On World Habitat…
Pam Boedeker Bob Koblewski was the first speaker of the new year for SaddleBrooke Nature Club. He will be a very hard act to follow! SaddleBrooke One knows Bob as the guy with the camera at every event. Bob’s passion for photography extends beyond the smiling faces of SaddleBrooke residents. He and his wife, JoAnn,…
Gary Goebel Mustang Ace My father began writing his World War II memoirs in the late ’80s and, after a very rough beginning and with the assistance of several noted military writers, crafted a very engaging book. Summaries of it are available from different sources and are condensed as follows: Bob Goebel and his friends…
SaddleBrooke Winds & Strings started in the gloom of a cloudy sky with a promise of a storm but it did not deter us. Group set up was completed and we started to play. For the first time Eddie, our new photographer, drifted in and out of Winds & Strings taking photos. This was a…
Fellowship is grand, but sisterhood is so special. For that reason, ladies who attend the Resurrection Church at SaddleBrooke gather once a month, from fall through spring, for a luncheon at the SaddleBrooke One Clubhouse. These gatherings are referred to as meetings of the “Soul Sisters.” They are a time when the ladies can get…
Mark Hojnacki The summer softball season ended on September 24 at the SaddleBrooke complex with four clear pennant winners and one deadlock in the Friday Competitive League. You see here in the Brooke, we play four seasons throughout the year for the enjoyment of still being able to compete. Pennant winners each season get bragging…