Kathy DeMerritt 112 ladies enjoyed the annual Quail Classic, April 13 to 15! Thanks so much to all the ladies and gentlemen who made it happen, especially our co-chairs Sandi Chester and Maire Ryan. The efforts of so many: Coyote Golf Cars (our major sponsor), hole sponsors, artists and artisans, our golf pros Bernie Eaton…
Dolores Robu When we form a loving bond with a person or a pet, we set ourselves up for the pain of grief when that bond is broken. Grief is experienced psychologically through your thoughts and feelings. It is experienced socially through the interaction you have with those around you and physically through the health…
Nancy Macdonald May’s dance lessons were led by Claudia Booth and Dave Proferl who generously gave of their time as well as their expertise to assist us in learning Beginning Salsa, a happy Latin rhythm dance. What fun! There were three lessons and they were well attended by those of us who don’t leave for…
Linda Schreiber Joanne Fairweather of SaddleBrooke, President of Chapter FF P.E.O. (Philanthropic Educational Organization) of Tucson, recently returned from Flagstaff where she enjoyed being a voting delegate for the 83rd Arizona State Chapter Convention. Linda Schreiber, past president of Chapter FF, was also seated as a voting member of convention, serving as Arizona State Chapter…
Pam Boedeker On April 12 the SaddleBrooke Nature Club was treated to a presentation on Crested (Cristated) Saguaro. Presenter and founder of The Crested Saguaro Society, Bob Cardell, kept the audience informed and entertained with his slideshow of Crested Saguaro. Bob took his first photograph of a Crested Saguaro in 2005. Nine years later he…
Roger Bogard A large crowd filled the DesertView Theater on May 14 to attend a forum with candidates running for Arizona Governor. The speakers were: Secretary of State Ken Bennett, State Treasurer Doug Ducey, business woman Christine Jones, State Senator Al Melvin, businessman Frank Riggs and Mesa Mayor Scott Smith. After opening comments they answered…