How often have you had friends and relatives come to visit that have marveled at all SaddleBrooke has to offer? Sometimes we forget how lucky we are until someone else reminds us of all we have at our fingertips. From our well maintained facilities and common areas, to the wonderful food and service we receive…
Sam Horowitz The Institute for Judaic Services and Studies was pleased to sponsor the twelfth annual High Holy Days Services at SaddleBrooke with Rabbi Sanford Seltzer and Cantorial Soloist Sarah Bollt leading our services. Carolyn Cochran accompanied Sarah Bollt during the services. The Institute collected food and contributions through Project Isaiah to support the food…
The Aristocrats of Automobiles: Axel’s Wheels will be presented by Guest Speaker Axel Holm. Get ready to motor in style when Axel Holm tells tales of America’s sweetest rides. This talk will focus on the origins of the Olympian Cars, or what we loosely call the luxury car. A native of Nogales, Axel Holm is…
Margaret Falkowski On Saturday, November 1 SaddleBrooke residents are invited to an Afternoon of Harvest Desserts hosted by the Community Church at SaddleBrooke at the HOA 1 Activity Center from 2:30 to 4:00 p.m. The church has invited Young Life (YL) Tucson Capernaum, a ministry for young people with disabilities, to present the program Come…
Ann Vernon We know SaddleBrooke’s got talent, so consider donating your talents to support this unique auction that raises money for children and families in need. And mark your calendars! After a year off, we are gearing up for the 8th SaddleBrooke Treats and Talents Charity Auction which will be held on Wednesday, March 11,…
Susan Richards The idea that pet animals could raise human spirits has been around since the ancient Greeks. But the idea was never formalized; it just seemed to lots of casual observers that people in need perked up when a social dog or cat arrived on the scene. However, this all changed in 1977 when…