COLUMNS STAFF
EDITOR: Linda Elliott
239-560-0768 (lindabluetw@gmail.com)
ASSISTANTS: Linda Engel, Donna Erhardt
PHOTOGRAPHY: Lou Dunning CALENDAR: Janet Daly and Sue Clark
CIRCULATION: Linda Janis and Donna Tribeck, Co-Managers
COMMUNITY DIRECTORY: Haywood Gandy, Manager
CLUBHOUSE SCHEDULER: Janet Daly
STUFFERS: Angie D’Allessandro, Sharon Boehlke, Gene Dickie, Hilda Dienes, Pat Dunning, Chris Olson, Carol Schnepp, Claire Schwinn, Barb Simonson, Jim Ulnick, and Carol West.
DELIVERY PEOPLE: Pat Dunning, Sheila Harris, Lori Hoch, Vicki Hoard, Mary Kivel, Jack LaSelva, Shari & Norm Libby, Chris Olson, Linda Raderchak, Nancy Schoeppner, Barb Simonson, Andrea Snyder, Sylvia Stump, and Bill & Sue Sobkowicz.
ALTERNATES: Celia Blotkamp, Judy Girty, Barb Simonson, and Linda Weibel.
REPORTERS: Reporters will be noted by their bylines at the end of each article.
Chris Olson, Tara Woods Homeowners Association Liaison
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WELCOME NEW RESIDENTS
Happy Summer!! We would like to extend a warm welcome to all our new residents. We hope you are getting settled in and can start enjoying the magic of Tara Woods. If you missed our last Orientation, you are encouraged to come to our next Orientation which will be held on Saturday, June 14th, at 10:00 AM in the Clubhouse Meeting Room. Our July Orientation will be held on Saturday, July 12th, at 10:00 AM. We have a wealth of information to share with you. All are welcome.
Bob Abraham
Bob resides on Lot #59, 19550 Cotton Bay. He is a full-time resident from New Jersey. Bob has one child. Bob is retired from the Township of Morristown, New Jersey. He is currently working as a part-time valet at the Marriott. In his spare time, Bob enjoys golfing and visiting his daughter.
Lanie and John Covey Lanie and John reside on Lot #408, 2845 Steamboat Loop. They are full-time residents from West Virginia. They have two children and two grandchildren. Lanie is a retired dance and aerobic instructor. John is a retired airline pilot. In her spare time, Lanie enjoys line dancing and exercising. In his spare time, John enjoys the pool and tennis.
Donna and Ron Hewson Donna and Ron reside on Lot #350, 2825 Orlenes Street. They are part-time residents from New Hampshire. They have five children and eight grandchildren. Donna is retired from Pace Industries. Ron is retired from working for Pepsi. In her spare time, Donna enjoys ceramics, exercising, and pool volleyball. In his spare time, Ron enjoys swimming, pickleball, tennis, golf, and travel.
WELCOME TO TARA WOODS, Barbara Krilivsky and Linda Kasdorf, co-chairs of the Welcome Committee.
By Peter Krilivsky, TWHOA President
I found this piece on Facebook. Unfortunately, I do not know the author. I found it uplifting, although a bit philosophical. I share this, as there are many more days behind me than in front of me, and as the saying goes, “life is too short to worry about the small stuff”. I hope you all can take a bit from this message and fill your life with gratitude, forgiveness, joy, kindness, gentleness, and love for others.
” You are holding a cup of coffee when someone comes along and bumps into you or shakes your arm, making you spill your coffee everywhere.” Why did you spill the coffee?
“Because someone bumped into me”. Wrong Answer.
You spilled the coffee because there was coffee in your cup. Had there been tea in the cup, you would have spilled tea. Whatever is inside the cup is what will spill out.
The FMO (Federation of Manufactured Homeowners of Florida) advocates for the rights and interests of manufactured homeowners on leased land statewide – that is us.
Together, as members, we work to promote fair policies and laws to protect our unique lifestyle.
Right here in Tara Woods, as an individual, you have one voice to affect laws or policies that affect us. Together here in Tara Woods, as FMO members, we can have literally over a thousand voices affecting laws and policies. Statewide we as manufactured homeowners have literally thousands and thousands of voices to protect our unique lifestyle.
Therefore, when life comes along and shakes you (which will happen), whatever is inside you will come out. It’s easy to fake it, until you get rattled.
*So, we must ask ourselves… “what’s in my cup?”*
When life gets tough, when issues happen, what spills over?
Joy, gratefulness, peace, humility? Anger, bitterness, harsh words and reactions? Life provides the cup; YOU choose how to fill it.
Today, let’s work towards filling our cups with gratitude, forgiveness, joy, words of affirmation, kindness, gentleness, and love for others.
Just think how much better we will feel in the long run.
FMO FOR YOU FROM THE DESK OF THE PRESIDENT
The more VOICES we have, the stronger we become! Members are the key to power –PEOPLE POWER!!
We recognize and thank Tara Woods resident Sherry Kay who stepped up to be our Park Representative.
Sherry is busy recruiting new FMO members, reminding current members to renew, and contacting members whose membership has lapsed. Thank you, Sherry, as our membership in FMO continues to increase.
Your responses, phone calls, or emails to our legislators advocating HB 701 and SB 1714, during the session, were great! Thank you! After the bills had passed many different committees, Senator Passidomo failed to put it on the agenda to be considered on the final leg of its journey. The FMO will be attempting, prior to the next sessions of the legislators, to push this through. I know you all will be there with us next time. Remember, together we have members who make PEOPLE POWER.
REMINDER – Membership dues will be increasing mid-July. NOW is the time to join! See Sherry, or call 239-745-5258. Lou Dunning , President FMO District 7 Lee County 239-240-5847, loudunning2@gmail.com
PUB LUNCH FOR THE COLUMNS
Please
TWHOA Board Secretary, Chris Olson, arranged a recognition luncheon sponsored by The Columns Publisher, Brion Palmer, for the entire team of The Columns.
WHERE HAS YOUR ISSUE OF THE COLUMNS BEEN?
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How should you respond to tariffs?
The Trump Administration has announced tariffs on trade with other countries. While there has been a lot of uncertainty as to how these policies will evolve, it’s generally agreed that tariffs can be inflationary, and they have also sparked volatility in the financial markets. How should you respond to tariffs — as a consumer and an investor?
As a consumer…
• Review your budget. If you’re worried that higher prices will put stress on your cash flow, look for ways to cut costs, perhaps by eating out less often or eliminating streaming services you no longer use. Look for items that could easily be swapped for cheaper alternatives, like generics for brand names. You may even be able to get a better deal from your cable or internet providers, just by asking.
• Build or replenish an emergency fund. It’s typically a good idea to have an emergency fund containing three to six months’ worth of living expenses in a liquid, low-risk account. Usually, you’d want this fund available to meet large, unexpected expenses, such as a medical bill or a new furnace. But with the possibility of tariffs causing inflation in some sectors, you might also want your emergency fund ready to handle price increases in items such as car parts.
• Accelerate large purchases susceptible to tariffs. If you’re already planning on making a large purchase, and you think the price may be affected by tariffs, you might want to act now, if you can afford to do so. Some items that may be susceptible to tariffs include automobiles, smartphones and computers.
As an investor…
• Diversify. Tariffs may affect some industries, such as automobiles and consumer electronics, more than others, such as healthcare and pharmaceuticals. But rather than making hasty “buy” and “sell” decisions based on tariffs and their possible effects, try to build and maintain a diversified portfolio containing a mix of stocks, bonds and other securities. Diversification is the best defense against the market volatility caused by tariffs — or, for that matter, caused by any other factor. While diversification cannot guarantee a profit or protect against a loss, but at any given time, some asset classes may be up, or not hit as hard as others. And if your portfolio is heavily invested in an asset going through a downturn, you’ll likely take a much bigger hit than if your dollars were spread across the wide array of available investment types.
• Keep following a long-term strategy. Right now, tariffs are certainly in the headlines as a potentially disruptive force in the financial markets. But there have always been such forces — wars, natural disasters, political turmoil, and so on — and while they have caused volatility for a while, the markets regained its footing, sooner or later. And the most successful investors were the ones who stayed the course throughout the disruptive events, rather than jumping out of the market until things cooled down. This doesn’t mean you should never make changes in response to market conditions — at times, you may need to adjust your portfolio somewhat. But by following a long-term strategy based on your risk tolerance, time horizon and financial goals, you’ll be better equipped to cope with market gyrations.
Tariffs can lead to uncertainties in the financial world. But by thinking carefully about how you might respond, you can bring more clarity to your own situation.
Josh Wurtsbaugh Financial Advisor
Randy and Diane Smith came to Michigan to visit family and friends and met for lunch with Rich and Paula Dykstra. It was good to catch up on all the Tara Woods news.
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ENTERTAINING NEWS
Howdy! I’m coming from you live from the northern borders of Canada! But instead of saying “eh” and “aboot”, I’m saying “Hey Y’all and Yeehaw”! That’s because I am busy learning my lines for the Entertainers new play. It’s called Rex’s Exes by Jones Hope Wooten and takes place in a little town called Sweetgum, Texas! I’ve been having a great time figuring out who my character really is, and for all you actors who have a role for next year’s play, you too should be learning your lines and developing your characters. Without giving too much away, this play is a sequel to a play put on by our Entertainers several years ago called “The Red Velvet Cake War”, and many of your favorite characters will come alive again
with some new cast members. To our actors: this is the time to do most of your homework. The sooner your lines are memorized, the sooner you can concentrate on learning where to stand, where to sit, and all the rest that goes into putting on a play. Things always go a lot smoother when we have our lines memorized so we can start to make the characters our own! If you do a little at a time throughout the summer, you’ll have it memorized in no time!! Stay cool, Tara Woods…I hear it’s a little hot down there! Hahaha!
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RED HAT LADIES
Come join us on Tuesday, June 3rd, at 1:00 PM at Smoke’n Pit Bar B Que, 1641 N. Tamiami Trail. The sign-up sheet is on the board in the Clubhouse. We have lunch, cocktails, fun, and a social. Hope to see some new faces. If you have any questions, please call Linda Adkins at 239-910-2268 or Diane Smith at 616-772-4573.
Congratulations to Rose Scully, “National” Hometown America Winner - Office Assistant of the year! Well Done!!
STATE CLUBS
MID-ATLANTIC
SOCIAL CLUB NEWS
Our Club is made up of Tara Woods residents from Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and friends from all over the country. Check out our postings on the bulletin board in the Clubhouse for contact information and upcoming events. If you have any questions about our Club, please contact one of the officers (names listed in each newsletter which is posted on the Clubhouse bulletin board).
Last month we enjoyed pizza with our fellow members, and this month hoagies are on the menu.
Calling all Greek gods and goddesses! In October the MidAtlantic Club will sponsor “A Night at the Parthenon” – an evening of dancing and a few Olympic games. You will not want to MYTH it! ~ Sue Clark - outgoing secretary
NEW ENGLAND CLUB
The New England Club welcomes all owners/renters from Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine.
First and foremost, for those who may not know, Judy Machnicz, Carol Malatesta, and Lee Beliveau have resigned from our Board of Directors. Judy served in various capacities and for the last few years as President, for a total of 17 years! Carol served for 8 years as Vice President, and Lee as Treasurer for 7 years. We wish to thank them all for their time and dedication to make our club parties so much fun. Your new Club Officers are: Candi McLean, President; George Martin, Vice President; Gwen Martone, Membership Secretary; and Nina Lynes, Treasurer. We recently met and I’m excited to say we have some great ideas for next year, but also want the input of our members for any fresh ideas you may have. You will be contacted soon.
We are planning a get-together sometime this summer for those of us who are here year-round. More to come. Happy summer everyone!! ~ Candi McLean
TW SOCIAL GROUP
The TW Social Group will be having a Summer Potluck Dinner, on Friday, June 13th. This will be the only event for our group until the fall, when our northern families return. Social hour is at 5:00 PM and dinner will be at 6:00 PM. Please bring your own table settings such as plates, drinks, silverware, and napkins. Table covers will be provided. Everyone should bring one dish to share with the group. A 50/50 drawing will be available. We’ll have a game afterwards. A sign-up sheet will be available in the Clubhouse a few weeks before the dinner.
Paula Dykstra will be at her summer home, so please call Linda Adkins at 239-910-2268, Diane Smith at 616-772-4573, or Debbie Doty at 937-248-8125 for any assistance.
THIS IS A FREE EVENT! Hope to see you there for a fun evening. If you have any questions, call or text: ~ Paula Dykstra 616-481-7329 or Diane Smith 616-772-4573
SPORTS, EXERCISE, and ACTIVITIES
CERAMICS
Check out your Ceramic Room
We are located in the building behind the tennis courts. There is a kiln on-site to fire your work. This hobby is perfect for everyone from beginners to experienced. Arrangements can be made for one-on-one instruction, plus there are plenty of people to help. On Monday mornings you can find quite a few of us there. Members get a key to come at their own pace and time. To arrange a time to visit, call Donna Tribeck at 239-357-3333. Hope to see you there.
To stay informed of events in Tara Woods:
- Read the posters on the bulletin board in the Clubhouse.
- Check the Clubhouse bulletin boards for meeting and event information and sign-up sheets.
- Come to Saturday Morning Coffee!
- Read The Columns and check the Calendar.
- Sign on to the Tara Woods website, www.twhoa.net, to be kept informed of all current events and more!
- Check out page 5 of the Tara Woods Community Resident Directory to see all the opportunities to keep you busy in Tara Woods, with the contact people for each one listed if you have questions.
- Page 4 of the Directory lists the contact people for specific responsibilities under the Board of Directors who you can contact with questions.
WATER AEROBICS
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays
Book Club will meet on Thursday, June 5th, and Thursday, July 3rd, at 1:30 PM in the Meeting Room of the Clubhouse. If you enjoy reading and are willing to share your latest good book, come and join us. See you then.
~ Pat Dunning at 239-240-5848, text or call.
BOOK CLUB LINE DANCING
Join us for a fun time and great exercise. Tuesdays and Fridays at 10:00 AM for all levels. Beginners welcome.
~ Marcia Poveromo 239-560-9642.
EXERCISE FOR SENIORS
Now is the time to get up and get moving. Join your friends and neighbors at our exercise class for seniors led by Curtis Adams (On Video.)
Those who have experiences Curtis are excited about all the exercises and that all levels of experience and ability can participate.
This is a total body workout that can be done standing or sitting down. It includes stretching, balance, cardio, and light weights.
• Classes are held Tuesdays and Thursdays in the Clubhouse at 8:00 AM. Contact: Barb Simonson 561-840-4430.
• Wednesdays and Saturdays in the Clubhouse at 10:00 AM. Contact: Celia Blotkamp 703-863-2973. COME JOIN US AND SEE FOR YOURSELF!
LIBRARY HOURS
The Library in the Clubhouse will be open normal days and hours: Monday through Sunday 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM
Air temperature must be 62 degrees by 8:00 AM. Use ABC News to check the temperature. This is a great exercise for men and women with less stress on your joints and muscles. The class consists of stretching, cardio and water weights. If you have them, bring a noodle, stretch bands, and water weights. If questions, contact Judy Brda at 239-731-1797.
WATER VOLLEYBALL
Thursdays & Sundays 1:00 – 3:00 PM
Come join us in this fun, non-competitive sport. Meet new/old friends, get a few laughs while exercising. No experience necessary. Hope to see you there. Any questions please contact Barb Simonson at 541-840-4430.
ATTENTION VETERANS!
Many of you are not aware of USAA Auto and Home Insurance specifically designed for veterans AND THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS: spouses, brothers, sisters, children, grandchildren, etc. I can attest to the fact that the savings are substantial (for myself and my family) since becoming a member several years ago. You just need to call: 1-800-531-8722 to enroll. YOU SERVED – NOW YOU CAN SAVE! ~ Sam Topping, U.S. Army
This is Old Glory. Is yours faded and torn? Retire her to a proper disposal. Drop her off at 19553 Charleston Circle (Lot #12) or the Guard House.
Also, there is now a Flag Box at the North Fort Myers Fire Department, where you can drop off your old flags. Replacements are available from Bob Glandorf. $8.00
NEW IMAGE CHORUS
Welcome to June and the beginning of our official summer. I know that those of you down south are thinking to yourselves…what are you talking about? It’s been like summer since April! But if I may indulge myself, June and July in the north finally bring longer periods of warmth to our little corners of the world and we can enjoy the north outdoors! The Chorus is on hiatus for the summer and into early fall, but we want to make sure everybody knows about the show which is going to be next March with the New Image Chorus. This is something a little different for us as we want to share the stage with our Tara Woods Family! Well, we’d like you to take the stage with your talent!! Whatever you have. Do you have a special talent? Are you a closet juggler? A dancer? Do you sing in the shower? Like to lip sync and dance to Britney Spears? Tell jokes around the table at Saturday Morning Coffee? How about playing a musical instrument?? We are looking for TALENT. Any kind of talent will do... I even saw in the last month on our Tara Woods Residents Facebook Group someone posting about dancing dogs. Maybe you have an animal that you’ve taught
to do some amazing tricks! We’d love to see it! Tara Woods Got Talent will take place on Saturday, March 28th, 2026, and it’s going to be great! The Chorus will weave their way in and out amongst the talent to entertain you with songs throughout the show. All our snowbirds have pretty much flown back north to their summer homes, they’ve reconnected with family and friends, and I just know they are looking for something to do!! It’s time to start practicing your talent!! Summer is the perfect time to start practicing for this fun event. We will be having auditions sometime in October when we snowbirds come back. Not going to be here until later – but would still like to participate? That’s okay; just let us know, and we’ll be in touch! I really can’t wait to see the talent that I know exists in our wonderful community!! We want to celebrate you!
As always, we are looking for new members for our Chorus. We practice on Mondays from 12:30 to 2:30 PM, and we would love to welcome you. Just come and try it out once! More details as to when the Chorus will begin again in the fall! Goodbye, Tara Woods, until October! I’m going to miss you!!
CANS TO THE CURB
Put your aluminum cans out to the curb on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month by 9:00 am. Our dedicated volunteers will pick them up. Why? – Revenue from the cans help fund your homeowners association.
Recycling by “cans to the curb” it is good for us and our environment.
MOURNING POPE FRANCIS
CLUBHOUSE MINISTRIES
For new residents of Tara Woods and existing residents too, the Clubhouse Ministries invite you to join one of their Bible study classes, which are held in the Clubhouse Meeting Room every Tuesday morning at 10:00 AM. These meetings give you an opportunity to make new friends as you study the Scriptures in relaxed and enjoyable surroundings. We are a non-denominational group. No need to make reservations, folks! Just stop by any Tuesday morning at 10:00 AM. Come join us! ~ Ann Scott
Many of our Tara Woods residents gathered to listen to resident bagpiper, Richard Poissant, to commemorate and mourn the passing of Pope Francis
AED’S LOCATIONS
If you’re wondering what an AED is – and why they seem to be located in most offices and public buildings, you’re not alone. In fact, because these devices are now commonly available, more people than ever before are curious about them. So – just what is an AED? An AED, or automated external defibrillator, is used to help those experiencing sudden cardiac arrest.
It’s a sophisticated, yet easy-to-use, medical device that can analyze the heart’s rhythm and, if necessary, deliver an electrical shock, or defibrillation, to help the heart re-establish an effective rhythm.
Please make sure the GREEN light on the AED is flashing consistently. If it is not, please notify the Tara Woods Office, or a CERT team member.
This AED is located at the north entrance of the Clubhouse.
This AED is located in the Exercise Room off the Pool.
This AED is located in the Craft Room near the Tennis Courts.
1 Haywood Gandy, Jon Gold, Bob Jenkins, Andy Stroehlein
2 Andy McLean
3 Chris Reinert, Claire Smith, Richard Stonhill 4 Charlene Bucceri, Mark DiRienzo, Jim Kohler, Lorraine Milligan, Nae Thomson
5 Jack Maslar, George Waldron
6 Dawn Benjamin, JC Crimmins, Richard Jones, Shelly Lubich, Terry Melick, Mike Renzulli 7 Louise Frederick
8 Jim Brockhagen, Christine LaScalzo, Judi Long 9 Beverly Anderson, Catherine Ling, Gaye Noffsinger, Mike Parker
10 Janet Kossen, Bea Sponseller, Rusty Thompson, Jennifer Widener
11 Marge Lang 12 Eileen Coyle, Ken Hoopman, Ron McLaughlin
13 Rich Dykstra
14 Donna Erhardt, Tom Smith
15 Linda Parise, Marie Selvato, Pat Wade
16 Bob Clark, Barbara Gilfillan, Scott Spalin
17 Nancy Morley
19 Jane Maher, 94 Yrs., JoAnn Mauricio, Holly Stahle
20 Cherie Mauricio, Herb Weisenburger
21 Chris Kaelin
22 Nancy Jensen, Jerome Laub, David Lindon, Don Vannatta
23 Nick Berg, LeeAnn Hohstadt, Bonnie Schenkel
24 Bob Bozick, Connie Duncklee, JoAnne Glandorf, Hank Kaczmarczyk, Sandy Thompson
13 Kathy & Scott Bell, 55 Yrs., Marsha & Raymond Morgan
25 Chrissy Darpino
26 Tom Sharps
27 Lloyd Kelsey, Cheryl Olsen, Mike Reszewski, Mary Sandre
28 Marge Datz, Sharon Gritzmacher, Randy Murschell, Janet Spaulding
29 Susan Bonavita, Dona Fox, 93 Yrs., Linda Janis, June Morreale, Sue Proulx
30 Troy Garmon, Andy Hardy, Ray LeClair, Pat Sparany, Diane Laviada
Contact Linda Raderchak at 330-284-7730 or raderchm@aol.com before July 10th for Special Recognition of Birthdays 90+ and Anniversaries 50, 55, or 60+ in August and September 50, 55, or 60+ in June and July
20 Audrey & Bill Perry, 61 Yrs., Diane & Marco Laviada, 55 Yrs.
21 Lori & Tim Bostic
22 Sue & Bob Clark, Lu & Richard Gendron, Karen & Mark Thackery
24 Terri & Steve Libersky
26 Lavonne & Terry Langeland, 55 Yrs., Sue & Ron Proulx, Alexia & Marty Thompson
27 Debby & Craig Ball, Sherry Kay & David Brock
30 Deb & Kevin Molestad, Sharie & Norm Libby, 63 Yrs.
1 Grace Formale, 93 Yrs., Paul Montelaro 2 John Darpino, Paula Storer, Tracy Wood
4 Paul Adams, Bob Evans, Karen Nelson, Elaine Wood
5 Barbara Cerni, Beverly Swanson
6 Kathy Bell, Dennis Harper, Jan Risbara, Debby Starke
Joan Henrick, Terry Long, JoAnn Stovall
Ferris, Marie Kenney, Lya Zinn, 93 Yrs.
Elaine Lavoie, Roger Mantor, Marsha Morgan, Joe Van Sickle 14 Lynn Cunningham, Jacquie “Cherry” Young
2 Betty & Jim Barnd
3 Carole & Ken Clark, 60 Yrs., Loretta & George Slochowsky
4 Nancy & Mike Parker, 50 Yrs., Joni & Steve Pushee, Linda & George Termini
6 Nancy & Dave Jensen
7 Sherry & Dennis Cottini, Pat & Lou Dunning
9 Jan & Fred Puhlfuerst
BIRTHDAYS IN JULY
15 Jo Bonner, 95 Yrs., Daniel Malikowski, Carmen Vecchio
16 Doug Lewis, Celeste Perre, Craig Skipper
17 Audrey Maberry, Karen Schneider
18 Bob Glandorf
19 Claudette Burke, Bonnie DiGrazia, Jean Lanoie, Claire Schwinn, Rick Thomas
20 Judy Brda
22 Billy Brandt, Judy Girty, Hal Gritzmacher, Ed Malatesta, Chuck Poveromo, Priscilla Taylor
Linda Hetzer
26 Frank Cherry, Sharon LaPointe, Raymond Morgan, Barry Sanford, Ana Valdes
27 Jann Anderson, Paula Beal, Ruth Ann Chopp, Linda Engel, Stone Ferris, Sharron Gagnier, Joann Tirollo, Carla Walther, Cary Zeschke
28 Vicky Carnevale, Jack LaSelva, Mary Macelveen, Jo Ann Van Sleet
29 Billy Kaley, June Neavling, Ann Rouette, Leslie Sanford, Pattie Wise
31 Kris Ackerman, Judy Diliberto, Dale Holat, Tommy Tucker, Susan Wood
ANNIVERSARIES IN JULY
11 Mar & Wayne Shriver, Susie & Cliff Stewart, 61 Yrs.
12 Wanda & Don Adams, 50 Yrs.
14 Sharon & Lloyd Maggert, MaryJane & Bob Ploettner
15 Linda & Clayton Cooledge, Gail & George Korince
21 Suzanne & Clint Boyer
22 Connie & Gary Duncklee, Barb & Randy Simonson
23 Judy & Rich Girty, Terry & Charlie Melick
25 Chelsea & Chad Gron, Veronica & Kevin Loveless, Ana Valdes & Armando Perez
26 Bonnie & Mike Schenkel
27 Lynn & Don Taylor
28 Becky & Bob Nadeau
31 Renae & Troy Garmon
