TIMBERWOOD PARK JU L Y 2017
Timberwood Park Owners Association, Inc.
V o l . 1 9 Issu e 7 A Neighborhood News ™ Publication
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Happy summer, Happy Independence Day to all of you (or belated Happy Independence Day depending on when you receive or read this)! We’re all very lucky to live in such a great country and great neighborhood! In this issue of the newsletter, there are a couple of things that we’re particularly excited about. First, there’s a color rendering of the final park master plan. This plan culminates years of discussions and exchanges of ideas among community members and past and present board members. As you will see, it really shows the great potential we have at the park to make it an even better place for our residents of all ages. As we say every time we reference the master plan, it is a long-term plan and may be subject to change depending on the community’s future needs and/or desires. But I hope you’ll agree that it’s a great starting point for continued progress. We’ve also started a new newsletter tradition of recognizing and celebrating our residents who are high school and college graduates each year. The response to the call for photos was great, and congratulations to all of the graduates! I’d like to take this opportunity to thank resident Paul Rutowski, who for years has led our Crime Watch efforts, and more recently, started up and managed our Citizens On Patrol (COP) program. Paul stepped down from leadership of these roles last month, even though he agreed to remain a Crime Watch block captain and a COP member. Thank you, Paul, for your service to our community and your efforts to keep everybody vigilant about crime, and thanks for agreeing to stay involved in the effort. At the time of this writing, the Board is discussing a replacement for Paul and other ideas for the Crime Watch program, while the Bexar County Sheriff’s Department is assisting in finding a new person to lead the COP program in our area since that program is officially sponsored by the Sheriff’s Department. Speaking of crime, we were thankful that Deputy Richard Lozano from the Bexar County Sheriff’s Department Office Community Services Unit came to speak at our June 6 community Board meeting. Deputy Lozano and Sergeant Garza, who directly oversees the patrols in our neighborhood and others in the region, noted that Timberwood Park has a very low crime rate relative to other areas of town. A report
Deputy Lozano gave indicated only a few minor crime issues occurred in the neighborhood in the month of May. While a couple of more serious crimes were reported, Deputy Lozano noted that those crimes did not actually occur in Timberwood Park, but the reports show where the report was taken, not where the crime actually occurred. With all of that said, both Lozano and Garza reminded those in attendance that vigilance is key to keeping that low crime rate, so if you see something that looks suspicious, don’t hesitate to contact the Sheriff’s office. If you believe it’s serious, obviously call 911, but if it’s of lesser importance, you can call the department’s non-emergency line at 210335-6010. Lastly, some of you may know that there is a group set up on nextdoor.com called “Community-HOA-Leadership”. Please be advised that this is not a source for information from the TPOA Board. In fact, the members of the board who were on the group were removed. At this time official information from the Board will continue to come in this newsletter, eblasts sent out via Spectrum, and at the public board meetings held every other month. Thanks for your time, and I’ll see you around the neighborhood! Greg Matula TPOA Board President
Next Board Meeting All Meetings are held at 7:00 p.m. at the Clubhouse at the Park. August 1, 2017
Happy 40th Birthday Timberwood Park !!! Join Us for our Annual Picnic in the Park and 40th Birthday Party on
Saturday, July 8! This year the events of this fun day will be split into morning and evening activities and we will still have all the same fun if not even more! We have been in touch with the Fire Marshall to discuss these and all the plans for the rest of the year and we have invited the Sheriff (as we do for all events) to attend!
12 pm- Cake Decorating Contest - email to enter-all ages!
Morning Events 9 am - 1:30 pm
12:30 pm - Cake Walk in Clubhouse- (baked goods donations needed please email if you can help!)
9 am - Doubles Tennis Tournament-email to enter 9 am - Par 3 Golf Tournamentemail to enter
1-1:30 pm - 40th Birthday Cake and Make Your Own Ice Cream Sundaes in Clubhouse!
10 am - Free Throw Contestjust show up!
Evening Events 5:30 - 10 pm
11-1 pm - Bingo in the Clubhouse 11:30 am - Free Hot Dogs, chips, snow cones, drinks – patio while they last
5:30-7 pm - Bingo in the Clubhouse 5:30-8 pm - Balloon Art and Face Painting-patio
11-1:30pm - Foam Dance Partylawn by Clubhouse
5:30 pm - Washers Tournament - lawn behind pavilion
11-1:30 pm - Dunk Tank - lawn by Clubhouse
5:30-7:30 pm - DJ in Pavilion 11-1pm - Knockerballs- lawn 7:30-10 pm - Music in the Park- Small Town Habit!
11-1:30 pm - Giant Lawn Chess and Checkers
8:30 pm - Fourth of July parade for kids!
12 pm - Pool games-pool
All events are free for TWP residents! Please email timberwoodnews@gmail.com if you are interested in entering any of the contests and tournaments so we can coordinate entries and send you details!
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This article was taken from The San Antonio Light Newspaper, published Saturday, July 9, 1977, from the Home Guide Section.
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Grand Opening Starts In Timberwood Park Timberwood Park is now celebrating its Grand Opening, and there is no better time than now to see this beautiful new subdivision that all San Antonio is talking about! Although Timberwood Park is celebrating its’ Grand Opening, foundations are already being laid for several dream homes. Timberwood Park is designed to be one of the most popular areas in Bexar county, because it is a mere six miles north of San Antonio, and yet lies untouched by the Edwards Aquifer Recharge Zone and its restrictions, moratoriums and controversy. Northside property in Bexar County that is removed from the Recharge Zone controversy is a rare commodity, so take advantage of the opportunity to see Timberwood Park this weekend during the Grand Opening. Half to two acre building sites are graced with magnificent oak trees. Each road through the development was carefully planned and constructed to avoid damage to any of the beautiful old trees. The trees
in Timberwood Park offer the perfect setting for the home of your choice. After you have nestled your home among the stately oak trees, step out on your balcony and behold Bexar County’s most spectacular views. Sensational, breathtaking views for miles and miles of uncluttered countryside. The combination of trees and views makes this incredibly beautiful property, and it makes selecting a site in Timberwood Park exciting! You can select a site that is just right for you, and that will compliment a home custom built for you and your lifestyle. Let the representatives at Timberwood Park show you how you really can save money by building in Timberwood Park in lieu of buying a home in other San Antonio developments. Timberwood Park property owners also avoid high city property and school taxes. Although the development is in Bexar county, Timberwood children will attend the highly regarded Comal County schools. Electricity, complete central water system and a projected 30-acre park which will
include two fishing lakes, tennis courts and club house facilities are other outstanding features which make Timberwood Park even more attractive. Timberwood Park, truly, has all the elements to be the most beautiful and prestigious development in Bexar County. This exciting new development is located in the most popular area of San Antonio growth; north on San Pedro and is a very convenient distance away from San Antonio’s thriving northside. Timberwood Park seems to have its own spirit, its own excitement. The hilltop breezes, the views, the stately oak trees, the people involved, and a sort of “anxiety” about great things to come that is present because the edition is so new, all combine to form a definite excitement that you will actually feel when you stroll through the area. See Timberwood Park this weekend during the Grand Opening while choice sites are available. The office is located at 15315 San Pedro, across from the Brookhollow shopping center.
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EVENTSin thePARK Saturday, August 19 - Music in the Park, 7:30-10, Jared Deck from Oklahoma, Rock, we loved every song (especially “Grace” on his recent cd on itunes “Jared Deck”) - download a copy and don’t miss this one!!!
We are excited and think that we will have the best year yet for events at the park! Committees are already planning Music in the Park, 3rd Annual Wine Tasting and 3rd Annual BBQ Cook Off! Here is a sneak peek at what is already lined up for the year with more information to come! Save these dates and more will be added!
Friday, September 1 - Music in the Park 7:30-10, we are so lucky Dave Fenley returns to our stage from Nashville, Dave was a runner up on America’s Got Talent.
Saturday, July 8 - ALL DAY Picnic in the Park with all day family events ending with Music in the Park with returning impressive country cover band - Small Town Habit from 7:30-10!
Friday, September 15 - TWP resident band The Blast opens then Reggae Band One Destiny returns to our stage!
Saturday, July 22 - 7:30 pm - Lovelust at Music in the Park! Lovelust is a local 80’s cover band that plays at venues such as Silo, Picks, Margaritaville and Flying Saucer! Come dance and sing along to this new band to our lineup!
Saturday, September 30 - Passing Strangers back by popular demand!! They had the park dancing and bursting in May!
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TPOA’s PAYMENT TO SPECTRUM Last month there was a series of questions related to TPOA’s payment to Spectrum Association Management for their services that swept across various social media platforms. It involved TPOA’s reported annual financial report, compared to IRS 1099 Forms submitted to the IRS by Spectrum, which appeared to show significant variances in TPOA’s payment to Spectrum. There was also a question about project management costs paid to Spectrum. TPOA conducted an audit of these issues and following is clarification. The fees TPOA paid directly to Spectrum that are reported in the TPOA 2014-2016 financials are correct and they are audited. The variance between those numbers and the numbers reported in the 1099s are related to reimbursable costs and pass-through costs, which are not required to be reported on a 1099, but Spectrum reported as a measure of transparency. Reimbursable costs are for supplies and equipment that Spectrum purchases on the association’s behalf -- park maintenance equipment and supplies, cleaning supplies and other supplies for the clubhouse, etc. These are items that the association needs, Spectrum purchases them on the association’s behalf, and the association pays them back at cost. The other part has to do with Spectrum’s administration of the accounts receivable and billing program. Spectrum handles the billing effort for delinquent and unpaid assessments, violations, etc. TPOA is out no funds for this effort because they are paid by the residents who are delinquent or unpaid on their assessments, have violations, etc. The residents pay TPOA, and the association passes these funds to Spectrum only after they are received from the resident. This program is defined in a resolution filed with Bexar County and posted to the Spectrum website. The other item referenced is related to the 2.5% project management fee to Spectrum. TPOA has paid Spectrum $0 for project management fees, ever. This is only in place in the Spectrum contract in case TPOA asked Spectrum to manage a capital project from start to finish, and that seems like a reasonable fee that would be paid to any project manager. But the TPOA Board has managed ALL of the capital projects in the last seven years, and there are no plans for Spectrum to manage the possible new or rebuilt clubhouse or other projects. (Continued on page 11)
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TPOA 1099 Audit Concern: • 2014 – Management Fees and Admin Fees = $79,122 (according to our HOA financials) 1099 to Spectrum was $140,567.00. A discrepancy of over $61,000. • 2015 – Management Fees and Admin Fees = $75,987 (according to our HOA financials) 1099 to Spectrum was $126,052. A discrepancy of over $51,000 • 2016 – Management Fees and Admin Fees = $71,286 1099 to Spectrum was $90,738. A discrepancy of over $19,000 Link: http://blog.timberwoodparksa.org/2017/06/property-owners-need-to-know/ * Spectrum Association Management accounting for 2014 to 2016:
*Link provided for reference only. The website blog.timberwoodparksa.org is written and maintained by a private homeowner and is not an official TPOA communication channel, nor does it necessarily reflect the opinions of the TPOA BOD. (Continued on page 12)
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no funds for this effort, but they are reported on the 1099 as a measure of transparency. This program is defined in a resolution filed with the county and posted to our website.
2014: • $46,350 paid to Spectrum for management fees (HOA cost) • $22,705.60 paid in hard costs/administrative costs (most of which was paid to a third party for mailings, etc.) • $18,863.82 in reimbursable costs for supplies and equipment purchased on TPOA’s behalf (i.e., maintenance equipment and supplies. Spectrum charges this on their account with our vendors and then invoice it to TPOA at cost) • $770 in transfer fees – Limited cases where the title company by mistake issue a check to the HOA instead of to Spectrum. • $51,878.02 was for administration of the AR / billing program, which is paid directly by those residents who incur the cost. This money is paid to TPOA which then forwards these funds to Spectrum. TPOA is out no funds for this effort, but they are reported on the 1099 as a measure of transparency. This program is defined in a resolution filed with the county and posted to our website.
2016: • $46,350 paid to Spectrum for management fees (HOA cost) • $25,147.28 paid in hard costs/administrative costs (most of which was paid to a third party for mailings, etc.) • $21,586.29 in reimbursable costs for supplies and equipment purchased on TPOA’s behalf (i.e., maintenance equipment and supplies. Spectrum charges this on their account with our vendors and then invoice it to TPOA at cost) • $610 in transfer fees – Limited cases where the title company by mistake issue a check to the HOA instead of to Spectrum. • $30,534.14 was for administration of the AR / billing program, which is paid directly by those residents who incur the cost. This money is paid to TPOA which then forwards these funds to Spectrum. TPOA is out no funds for this effort, but they are reported on the 1099 as a measure of transparency. This program is defined in a resolution filed with the county and posted to our website.
2015: • $46,350 paid to Spectrum for management fees (HOA cost) • $27,205.59 paid in hard costs/administrative costs (most of which was paid to a third party for mailings, etc.) • $16,319.85 in reimbursable costs for supplies and equipment purchased on TPOA’s behalf (i.e., maintenance equipment and supplies. Spectrum charges this on their account with our vendors and then invoice it to TPOA at cost) • $460 in transfer fees – Limited cases where the title company by mistake issue a check to the HOA instead of to Spectrum. • $35,717.26 was for administration of the AR / billing program, which is paid directly by those residents who incur the cost. This money is paid to TPOA which then forwards these funds to Spectrum. TPOA is out
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Clubhouse and Fitness Center Hours The Clubhouse is open to property owners and their guests, Tuesday through Sunday, from 9:00AM to 9:00PM.
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The Clubhouse is closed on Mondays for cleaning. Fitness Center Hours: Monday: 12:00PM- 9:30PM Tuesday-Sunday: 5:30AM - 9:30PM The Fitness Center is closed on Monday until 12:00PM for equipment maintenance and cleaning.
Golf Tournament starts at 9am, arrive at 8:45am for rules and scorecard handouts. We will play the 6 holes 3x for an 18 hole tournament. RSVP to Craig Johnson at craigjohnson@gvtc.com to enter!
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Timberwood Park Owners Association Board Meeting Minutes June 6, 2017 also gave an overview of the department’s operations and provided information on a new station and new equipment that has been purchased for the VFD.
The Board of Directors for Timberwood Park Owners Association (TPOA) held a public meeting at the TPOA Clubhouse. It was called to order at 7:00 pm with a quorum of Board members in attendance. TPOA Board members present were Greg Matula, Scott Myles, Karen O’Neil, Craig Zenner and Ricky Gonzales.
Bexar County Sherriff Deputy Lozano and Sergeant Garza from the Bexar County Sherriff’s Office were on hand to address crime issues and concerns. Both indicated that Timberwood Park has a very low crime rate relative to other parts of the city, but still encouraged vigilance. Both also took and answered questions from those in attendance at the meeting.
Announcement of Interim Board Member Mr. Matula announced the board had voted to name Ricky Gonzales as the interim board member to replace former board member Rick Mesa. Mr. Gonzales will serve out the remainder of Mr. Mesa’s term, which is up in December of this year.
Financial Report Mr. Zenner referenced the financial state of the association, reporting that TPOA’s total amount of money in all accounts at the time of the meeting was $567,387.62. Approximately $25,505.53 in delinquent assessment fees remained outstanding as of June 5, 2017.
Bexar-Bulverde VFD Bexar County VFD Chief Jerry Bialick was present to express gratitude for the Timberwood BBQ event that supported the Bexar-Bulverde VFD and raised $1,500 for the department through the sale of BBQ plates. He presented Mrs. O’Neil with a medal to signify her hard work with organizing such an event. Chief Bailick
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Mr. Matula noted that based on numerous conversations with the City of San Antonio permitting officials, that it would be necessary for the park to be platted in order for future capital projects to move forward. He noted that bids had been solicited and received, and the best bid was $15,000. After discussion and questions & answers, a motion was made to approve $15,000 for platting, and the motion was duly seconded. The Board members voted unanimously to approve the $15,000 for platting.
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Park Security Cameras Mr. Matula gave an update on the final bids for the new security cameras for the park. The best bid was for $18,000 for 14 new high-definition cameras that will be placed in different areas of the park, along with related monitoring equipment. The nine existing cameras will also be utilized for added security coverage. A motion was made to approve the $18,000 for additional cameras and the motion was duly seconded. The Board members voted unanimously to approve the new park security cameras.
When it comes to fireworks, be pet-riotic: Don’t bring your pets to events where loud noises and bright lights are likely to scare them, and be sure that all pets spend the day safely indoors.
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Social Events Ms. O’Neil gave an overview of the upcoming events in the park. She addressed security for music in the park, including park monitors being present and security guard(s). Special mention was made of Timberwood Park’s 40th Birthday to be held at the July Picnic in the Park event.
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KEEP YOUR BACKYARD BUG-FREE...NATURALLY Summer is the time for barbecue parties and sleeping under the stars, but bothersome bugs can ruin outdoor fun. Many people spray themselves and their lawns with chemical repellants to get rid of these pests, but there are natural alternatives that are environmentally friendly to your home and our association. Here are a few tips to help you enjoy a bug-free summer.
Going to the birds. Setting up a few bird houses in your yard is not only a great way to enjoy the beauty of our feathered friends, but it also mitigates bug problems, since many birds love to dine on dragonflies, dung beetles and the ilk. Candle in the wind. When outdoors, ignite an all-natural bug repellant candle nearby to keep the bugs at bay, and enjoy the sweet smell of citronella, lavender, mint and other aromas that pests find repugnant. Brands such as BioSensory, Solay, Melo and Yankee Candle have jumped onto the debugging bandwagon and offer eco-conscious candles.
Get growing. Planting a simple garden can do wonders in keeping the bug count down. Plants like garlic, radishes, marigolds, nasturtium, oregano, sage, rosemary, cilantro and mint are easy to cultivate and can make the area in and around your garden uninviting to the creepy crawlers, as they act as natural bug repellants. Pest-control never looked or tasted so good!
Light up the night. Many high-flying insects are drawn to light like a moth to the‌you get the idea. So, why not install an elevated yellow bug light on your back porch or deck to attract those critters up and away from the ground (and you!) when you spend an evening outdoors. Of course, be sure to review your CC&Rs or talk with your association manager to make sure your bug lights are in compliance with any rules.
Wet and wild. Eliminate stagnate or standing water in your yard; it provides breeding grounds for mosquitoes. Emptying used kiddy pools and fountains and refilling them with fresh water, cleaning gutters of leaves and other rain-blocking debris and filling in puddles with dirt are just some of the ways to reduce the buzzing bugs in your yard.
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AUTO BURGLARY PREVENTION TIPS DON’T LEAVE VALUABLES IN YOUR CAR. That sounds like "common sense", but drivers/passengers do leave items of value in plain view every day. If you leave valuable items visible in your car, your car is automatically a target. If you choose to leave for car open do not leave anything in it – not even your registration. If you must leave valuable items in your car while out and about, place items out of sight before reaching your destination or move them inconspicuously. This includes packages, backpacks, gym bags, GPS units, MP3 players, and so forth. Someone may be watching when you put items under a seat or throw something over them. An opportunistic thief is on the lookout for trunk-packing, and can break into your car the minute you're out of sight. If you can't take them with you, at least lock the items in your glove compartment (if capable of locking and large enough) or your trunk (if you have one).
LEAVE NO TRACE. Don't leave any "sign" that there might be valuables "out of sight" in your vehicle, such as docking stations, phone chargers or connector cables. Leave nothing in "plain sight" that might make your vehicle worth "investigating" by a thief; not even loose coins or a CD. TRY TO PARK IN BUSY, WELL-LIGHTED AREAS. Try to park in well-traveled areas. Large anonymous lots are hit by thieves much more often than parking immediately adjacent to residential housing or other occupied buildings. Auto-burglars prefer breaking into cars where they will not be observed or attract notice, and choose their targets accordingly. LOCK ALL YOUR VEHICLE’S DOORS even if you plan to be gone for only a brief time. Every year, we have items stolen from unlocked vehicles where the owner was only going to be gone "just for a second". It only takes seconds to steal your stuff! It's not at all uncommon for thieves to walk down a row of parked vehicles and check vehicle doors to see if they are unlocked. Don't leave any window open or even cracked open, including vent/wing windows and sunroofs. SET ANY ALARM OR ANTI-THEFT DEVICE. If you have one, use it! Many people believe that car-alarms no longer make a difference, but they can be an effective deterrent to an auto-burglar, who most often chooses the easiest target. If they have two cars to choose from, one with an alarm and one without, they will likely burglarize the one without (unless you've left out valuables just too good to ignore!) WHAT ITEMS ARE MOST COMMONLY STOLEN FROM VEHICLES? • Backpacks, gym bags, briefcases, day-planners • Cash/coins, checkbooks and credit/debit cards • Wallets and purses (even when hidden under a seat or in an unlocked glove compartment)
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WHAT TO DO IF SOMETHING IS STOLEN OUT OF YOUR CAR As soon as you notice something's stolen (or that your car has been broken into) do not touch/adjust anything in, on, or around the car. As soon as possible, call the police to report the incident. This can be done online at: https://www.sanantonio.gov/sapd/ FileElectronicReport.aspx
Laptop computers, iPods and MP3 players, (and docking stations) Cell phones (and chargers) Portable GPS navigation systems Stereo/CD players (and faceplates), amps, speakers (even when bolted down!) Jewelry, keys, mail (identity theft), tools Anything of obvious value
REPORT SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY If you see suspicious activity, CALL 911.
MARK YOUR VALUABLES! As a last line of defense (not really to prevent theft as much as to aid in recovery), mark your valuables. Record all serial numbers, even though many serial numbers are on removable "labels", rather than "engraved" into the valuable items. We'd suggest inscribing/engraving a "personal identifier" on all valuables. Don't use your social security number (identity theft) — use your driver's license (DL) number, prefaced by your DL "state", such as "TX-B1234567". With that marking, any police officer can trace your valuable back to you, wherever it's recovered, and the chances of being reunited with your stolen valuables is dramatically increased.
"Suspicious Activity" would include: • Persons walking up and down the street and/or parking lots looking into cars or trying door handles. • Vehicles cruising the street and/or parking lots at very slow speeds for extended periods while observing parked cars. • Persons making any kind of mark or placing anything on parked vehicles. • Persons sitting in running parked cars for protracted periods, and vehicles dropping one person off while continuing to cruise the same area. We'd prefer to check on an innocent citizen going about their business than to not check and end up taking theft-from-vehicle reports.
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Teen Services Directory Bain, Aubri – 11 (baby sit/dog walk/plant watering) 210-789-1724 Bair, Carly (baby/pet sit) 210-859-8309 Barkalow, Stephen – 14 (pet/child/plant sit/ lawn mowing) 830-980-8717 Bermea, Nick (lawn mowing) 210-687-8916 Covino, Aubrey – 15 (pet sit/plant watering) 210-255-7149 Cueto, Mackenzie (baby/pet/house sit) 210-701-9666 Dunatov, Krystal (pet sit) 210-497-3550 Etscheid, Racquelle (baby/pet sit/CPR/water plants) 210-872-5808 Gallagher, Dorian – 13 (pet/house/baby sit) 956-285-4994 Gale, Braden (pet sit) 210-846-5492 Geer, Jasmine – 13 (babysit/pet care/house sit) 210-213-3984 Guetzloe, Erin (piano lessons & accompaniment, house/baby sit) 210-305-1965 Guetzloe, Tara (pet/baby/house sit & plant care) 210-305-1965 Hawks, Megan – 14 ;ďĂďLJƐŝƫŶŐ͕ ƉĞƚ ƐŝƫŶŐ ĂŶĚ ƉůĂŶƚ ǁĂƚĞƌŝŶŐͿ 210-722-5092 Hernandez, Dana (baby/pet/house sit/dog walk) 210-464-7898 ,ŽīŵĂŶ͕ ƌŝĐĞ ;>ĂǁŶͿ ϮϭϬͲϴϰϮͲϬϮϯϰ Holbrook, Eleise (baby/pet/house sit/ dog walk) 210-954-2354 Hosey, Anna (babysit pet sit, tutor K-4) 678-216-8366 Howell, Ethan (SAT tutor, swim instructor, piano lessons)830-714-1076 Howell, Jacquelyne (swim instructor) 830-714-1076 Howell, Valerie (Tutor, swim instructor) 830-714-1076
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