Ron Browne One of the best things about living in SaddleBrooke are the potluck dinners! Whether with your unit, activity, club, or with a group of friends, nobody does potlucks better than SaddleBrooke residents, and a great example was the SaddleBrooke RV Club’s annual Holiday Party. In addition to the great food and drink, we…
Buckie Crabb Lots of planning is necessary when 24 SaddleBrooke RV members head “south of the border” for a week. We are proud owners of Class A, B, B+, C, 5th wheels, and trailers. New by-laws allow owners, past owners, and non-owners to belong. Even if you are just “interested,” you are welcome to join…
Kay Sullivan The club wishes to thank Ric Nicholson for our new SaddleBrooke Nature Club logo. After many years, it was time for a new look. After a brief business meeting to accept the nominees for the 2026 board of directors and announcements from the outgoing president, the December program, billed as “What Are These…
Are you curious about how coins and currency changes have reflected historical events? Maybe you want to know more about some old coins you’ve had for years or perhaps a collection you inherited. Then we suggest you come and check out the SaddleBrooke Coin Club, which features an educational talk at each meeting. The slide…
Marie Starjnski On Nov. 22, 25 Catalina Mountain Elks #2815 members helped deliver more than 300 Thanksgiving dinner kits to local families in need. This project was in collaboration with IMPACT of Southern Arizona, the local food bank, and the Golder Ranch Fire District firefighters.
Marie Starjnski Catalina Mountain Elks Lodge #2815 “adopted” 20 children from the local food bank, IMPACT of Southern Arizona. They purchased toys, clothing, and art supplies, wrapped each gift, and delivered them to the food bank for distribution.