Danna Koelling The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) was founded on October 11, 1890, during a time of intense interest in the beginnings of the United States of America. Women felt the desire to perpetuate the memory of ancestors who fought to make this country free and independent. As a result, a…
Carol Chiarello Fall is here and the Knit Wits are planning interesting activities. We will have a guest speaker in November who will show our group how to custom dye yarns. This is so exciting! This person is a well-known yarn dyer who has just moved to Tucson. Our members will also have the opportunity…
Dr. Mark Magdanz It’s time to reserve space for January 2017; almost all dance space in SaddleBrooke is currently reserved – so act now. Limits are placed on student numbers for safety. The winter series is planned for 10 classes in each level of difficulty. Starting the week of January 16, classes will resume. Sessions…
Patti R. Albaugh and Drs. Debbie and Bob Oro “The good news is you’re going to live to be 95; the bad news is you’re going to live to be 95.” SaddleBrooke Sunrise Rotary was treated to an energetic and informative presentation by Drs. Debbie and Bob Oro on the innovations of modern dentistry that…
Joan Elder The SaddleBrooke Writers Group is people who love to write. Some write for their own enjoyment, some write personal memoirs for family to cherish, some write to publish, but we all write. Some members write prose, some poetry and some even do both. Our membership is open to all residents of SaddleBrooke with…
The October 15 meeting of the Catalina Satellite Chapter of MOAA was held in the east room of the MountainView Clubhouse. The speaker was Captain Albert Melvin (U.S.N.R., .retired), a SaddleBrooke resident. He graduated from the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy and worked aboard U.S. flag merchant ships. He also had a 30-year career in the…