Robert Spicher Robert Spicher, 79, passed away on Saturday, December 6, 2014, at his home in SaddleBrooke where he had lived since 2003. Robert was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and grew up in Indiana, Pennsylvania. He was proud of his Western Pennsylvania upbringing and had a special fondness for Indiana’s hometown hero, Jimmy Stewart, and…
Joette Treiber If you are a mystery and suspense fan then I have some wonderful news for you! Kent Treiber, a SaddleBrooke resident (and my husband), has just published his second book, Sierra Vengeance. This is a sequel to his first, Whitewater Killer, and Kent’s fans will be happy to know that Jake and Celia…
Yes! America does have talent, and three of the most talented are coming to Tucson. Perhaps you may have already seen them as over 100 million people from around the world watched NBC’s America’s Got Talent in 2009 when the Texas Tenors became the highest ranking vocal group in the history of the show. They have…
Actually, Friends of SaddleBrooke Libraries and their guests were treated to much more than an art gallery. They gathered for a professional tour of the very structures that were built by the artist whose fame initiated Tucson as a visitor’s destination. One of those adobe structures displays many, but not nearly all, of Ted DeGrazia’s…
Franny Flynn and Shirley Tie’ The MountainView/Preserve Niners welcome 2015 and look forward to some great golf, particularly more birdies and chip-ins. On January 20 the new officers will be installed at the annual Banquet. They are President Joyce Sutay; Vice President Susan Elliott; Treasurer Deb Bunker and Secretary Anne Marie Strubel. For those readers…
A big thank you to the residents of SaddleBrooke for providing donations of clothing, linens and personal care products that are needed for homeless women You have been very generous in providing much needed items for the homeless. We would like to let you know that your donations are appreciated and are making a difference…