Joyce Howard Once again this spring, SaddleBrooke clubs have some great events planned for visiting grandkids and their parents and grandparents, too! Bring your young visitors to any or all of these fun activities! No reservations necessary! Questions can be answered by contacts below. Friday, March 25 Introductory Bird Watching for children age six and…
Phil Simpson Members of the SaddleBrooke Swim Club are known to be a very close-knit, “all for one, one for all,” force to be reckoned with in Senior Olympics and U.S. Masters competitive swimming. On Saturday, February 13, 38 SaddleBrooke swimmers found themselves in the uncharacteristic position of facing off against one another as two…
Carol Chiarello The Knit-Wits held their fifth annual baby shower in collaboration with SaddleBrooke Tucson Troop Support. Barb Carter spoke to our members to explain how many baby baskets are prepared for needy military families. Knit-Wits members knit or crochet baby blankets, sweaters, hats and booties for donation into the baskets. In addition, many members…
You’ve seen others dancing on the floor, now see how easy it is; come and learn the Texas Two Step and the Western waltz and experience a boot stomping, ground pounding good time! We just started our most recent series of classes on March 2, but do not despair, we will have classes in the…
Glenda Anderson “Everyone here has the sense that Right Now is one of those moments when we are influencing the future.” – Steve Jobs The 21st Century is all about Time Management and Energy Control. You may have thought the works of Stephen Covey, David Allen and Ken Blanchard were the last word in time…
Savo Fries Jim gave an overwhelming and passionate talk on the Trail of Tears. Jim’s ancestry is Cherokee and Scottish. His Cherokee name is Wounded Arrow which means Medicine Man. He is a professor of Physiology and Microbiology, a Herpetologist, Master instructor Lamb’s Marital Arts. He holds several degrees including: B.S, M.S., PhD and Honorary DSc.…