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November 2026

Brandenburg, Staedler & Moore --- Woodbridge, L.P. Brandenburg, Staedler & Moore and their respective partners, managers, and employees, individually and collectively, assume no responsibility for the content of this publication herein and shall be held harmless against any suit, demands or liability arising therefrom. Mobile Home Board Policy --- No discussion of politics or religion shall be printed in the Knothole, and no commercial advertising other than paid display advertising with the publisher of the Knothole shall be included in it. This publication is not to be used for resident/management disputes by either residents or management.

November 2026 Sunday

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Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

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Saturday

4 W.H.O.A. Board Meeting at Clubhouse 6:30

1 Daylight Saving Time ends All Saints Day Dia de los Muertos

8 Diwali begins

10 US Marine Corps B-day

13 World Kindness Day

17 Homemade Bread Day

20 Doo-Dah Day

22 Humane Society Day

27 Black Friday

30 Cyber Monday

Election Day

Veterans Day

Full BINGO Moon 7:00 at “Beaver Moon” Clubhouse

Thanksgiving Day

...to everyone born in November! You may share a birthday with these famous people in history! November 2, 1755 Marie Antoinette, Queen of France during the Revolution November 4, 1969 Matthew McConaughey, actor, “Dazed and Confused, “Sahara” November 4, 1916 Walter Cronkite, anchor, “CBS Evening News” November 5, 1911 Roy Rogers, actor, “King of the Cowboys” November 6, 1854 John Philip Sousa, musician and composer, “Stars and Stripes Forever” November 7, 1918 Billy Graham, American Christian evangelist November 7, 1867 Madame Marie Curie, scientist, discovered radium and polonium November 10, 1483 Martin Luther, German theological scholar, sparked the Reformation November 11, 1974 Leonardo DiCaprio, actor, ”Titanic” November 11, 1885 George Patton, World War II Commander November 13, 1955 Whoopi Goldberg, actress and comedienne, “Ghost” November 13, 1850 Robert Louis Stevenson, author, “Treasure Island” November 14, 1840 Claude Monet, French Impressionist painter November 14, 1954 Condoleezza Rice, United States Secretary of State November 14, 1900 Aaron Copland, composer ”Appalachian Spring” November 18, 1968 Owen Wilson, actor, “Shanghai Noon” November 18, 1923 Alan Shepard, first U S. astronaut in space November 23, 1784 Zachary Taylor, 12th U. S. President November 26, 1922 Charles Schulz, cartoonist, “Peanuts” November 30, 1835 Mark Twain, author, “Tom Sawyer” November 30, 1874 Winston Churchill, British Prime Minister, WWII

Notice will be sent out when we are ready to resume our usual celebration gatherings.

Woodbridge Home Owners’ Association Officers for 2026 President................. Bruce Klein

Vice President………….. Joel Hahn

Treasurer ................ Jim Garvey

Secretary…………. Meg Hahn

Senior Advisors

Karen Klein

Chinh Vu

Back row, L to R: Joel Hahn, Jim Garvey, Dave Friday, Bruce Klein, Chinh Vu Front row, Meg Hahn, Karen Klein

Please contact W.H.O.A. by e-mailing the following: bnklein2@gmail.com OR… place messages, suggestions and donations in the wood-grain drop box by the bulletin board in the clubhouse lobby. Thanks! Valerie Mitsumori is the Outreach Coordinator. They are a nonprofit organization that focuses on bringing volunteers and communities together to improve the homes and lives of low-income homeowners in need through free home repair assistance. Generally, their clients are seniors with disabilities, and they focus on safety-related repairs and modifications, such as installing grab bars, wheelchair ramps, and railings around the house. See the brochures and applications for this organization at Woodbridge’s clubhouse.

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Turn all clocks back on November 1 to end Daylight Saving Time! Woodbridge Home Owners’ Association Financial Report: At the end of September, there was $1,103.84 in the WHOA account. If there are any questions pertaining to the amount, anyone can make an appointment to meet with Jim at his convenience to discuss any questions.

HELP!!! Woodbridge Tech Support for Seniors Help with technical and computer troubleshooting and installation for computers, Internet, cellphones, television, and so on.

NOT A REPAIR SERVICE. Chinh Vu will try to assist you. (510) 565-6647, leave a message. E-mail chinhvu05@yahoo.com

Well, there’s not much more you can say about Chinh and Helen Vu. They just seem to win ALL the TIME… and sometimes more than once, too! What’s their secret??

On Tuesday, September 29, in 2026 at the Woodbridge Clubhouse, we enjoyed our once-a-month Bingo Game! We always seem to have a great time just redistributing our wealth!

We have a “3 Free Games Incentive” if you are a new player. Join us! Maybe you will get to be one of our many winners! And if you get Bingo within 7 calls, you will win the “Strikeout Jar” filled with cash! (It’s over $100 now!) And don’t forget the yummy goodies! Popcorn, pretzel snacks, and candy! 6

We always love it when Sonia wins. She has such a pretty smile!

Yup, Joel Hahn did it again! Cash and winnings, check!

Lein won twice this time, too! What is it with these multiple winners?

W.H.O.A. BINGO always happens on the last Tuesday of the month! You can “count” on it!

Next BINGO is November 24 at 7:00! 7

Woodbridge Residents:

If you see something…

say something!

Be thankful that you may never be the victim of a crime! But watch out for thieves! Watch out for each other, and even if you are inside most of the time, install bright porch lights, lock your house and car doors. Don’t answer your door after dark unless you know who it is… have your visitors text you when they arrive. Bruce Klein says: “We are in contact with the local Police Department, and they want me to continue to stress that our residents MUST call in anything suspicious.”

Call the police if you see anything suspicious!

We have many residents who walk in our beautiful park for pleasure, exercise and health reasons. Please do your part when entering or leaving the park!

Maintain a 15 m.p.h. speed limit.

30-Day GRATITUDE CHALLENGE! I’ve seen several versions of this exercise. I combined several into this interesting chart. There are 30 days in November, so you can glance at one of the squares each day. This was first run in the November 2022 Knothole, but is still inspirational today! <> M.S.H.

1 Autumn spices, 2 Info at a touch, 3 Blazing leaves, 4 Savory stuffing, 5 Soft music, baking bread, fresh coffee… which scent do you appreciate?

being on Zoom… which modern technology do you like most?

pure blue sky… which are the colors that touch your heart?

rich pumpkin pie, dark chocolate… which food is your favorite?

purring kittens, laughter… which sound gives you warm fuzzies?

6 Wild animals, 7 Birthday hugs, 8 Children’s

9 Sugar sand

10 ”Thanks so

star-filled skies… which thing in nature do you love the best?

special visits, that first look… what is a memory that is a “keeper”?

story, a well-written novel… which book would you reread first?

beach, cozy rustic cabin… where is your special “heart place”?

much!” “What a friend!” “I love you!” … a compliment you received today!

11 Christmas

12 Your front

13 Good with 14 Bountiful

15 Blooming

greens, summer fireworks… which holiday do you anticipate?

porch, your favorite room… what about your home do you love the most?

numbers, creative streak… which of your abilities do you value most?

spring, crystal winter… which season of the year do you like most?

16 Good

17 Times

18 Painting or 19 Enjoying a 20 Good friends,

digestion, nimble fingers… what about your body do you appreciate?

tables, science facts… what knowledge do you treasure most?

fishing…which passion do you have that makes life worthwhile?

gardens, a parking space… which welcome sight do you remember?

vacation, going to Heaven… what are you most looking forward to?

grandkids… for whom in your life are you the most grateful?

21 Lullabyes, 22 A job well 23 Lucky

24 Winning the 25 Morning

church hymns … which special songs have always been your favorite?

done, satisfaction guaranteed… what about work did you love most?

pennies, dreidels and latkes… which traditions do you look forward to?

race, meeting the deadline… which challenge helped you to do the best?

coffee, easy chair at night… what moment this week do you remember?

26 Comical

27 Perfect

28 Chance

29 Teacher,

30 Organization

expressions, a funny story… what made you laugh this week?

toothbrush, comfy shoes... what thing that you use daily is a small blessing?

meeting, lucky break… what thing happened today that helped?

pastor, family friend… someone you look up to, and are grateful!

or a singing voice… what talents or skills of yours do you appreciate?

...that refuse to die!

The program is going broke, the retirement age is 65, and other common misconceptions Andy Markowitz, AARP Social Security is enormous and complex, paying out more than $120 billion in benefits a month to nearly 69 million retirees, people with disabilities and their family members. It's wildly popular: An overwhelming majority of Americans across party lines support raining taxes to keep the program fiscally sound, according to a January 2025 study that was cofunded by AARP. And it is key to older Americans’ financial health, providing a majority of family income for 2 in 5 people ages 65 and older. Given Social Security's importance, concerns about its current and future state are understandable and widespread. Some of those worries, and the many changes to the program in its 90-year history, have given rise to misconceptions about how it is funded and how it works. Here are the facts behind ten of the most stubborn Social Security myths.

Myth #1: Social Security is going broke The facts: As long as workers and employers pay payroll taxes, Social Security will not run out of money. It's a pay-as-you-go system: Revenue coming in from FICA (Federal Insurance Contributions Act) and SECA (Self-Employed Contributions Act) taxes largely cover the benefits going out. Social Security does face funding challenges. For decades it collected more than it paid out, building a surplus that stood at $2.72 trillion at the end of 2024, the most recent data available. But the system is starting to pay out more than it takes in, largely because the retiree population is growing faster than the working population, and living longer. Without changes in how Social Security is financed, the surplus is projected to run out in 2034, according to the latest annual report from the program’s trustees. Even then, Social Security won't be broke. It will still collect tax revenue and pay benefits. But it will only bring in enough to pay 81% of scheduled benefits, according to the latest estimate. To avoid that outcome, Congress would need to take steps to shore up Social Security’s finances, as it did in 1983, the last time the program nearly depleted its reserves. The steps then included raising the full retirement age, increasing the payroll tax rate and introducing an income tax on benefits. The facts: Full retirement age, when a worker qualifies to file for 100% of the benefit… calculated from lifetime earnings history… is 66 and 8 months for people born in 1958, 66 and 10 months for those born in 1959 and 67 for those born in 1960 and after. 10

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The 65 threshold is a longtime Social Security truth that became a myth. When Social Security was created in 1935, 65 was set as the age of eligibility. In later decades, the minimum eligibility age was lowered to 62, when people could claim a reduced benefit, but 65 remained the standard for full retirement. That changed with the 1983 overhaul, which raised the retirement age to reduce Social Security's costs. The increase is being phased in over time; 2002 was the last year in which people turning 65 could claim their full benefit.

#4: Members of Congress don't pay into Social Security

The facts: A common complaint about Social Security is that members of Congress don't bother fixing the program because it doesn't cover them. Actually, it does. Members of Congress came under the Social Security umbrella in 1984, along with the rest of the federal workforce, as part of the sweeping changes to the program enacted the previous year. Before that, senators and representatives did not pay into Social Security and were instead fully covered by a pension plan called the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS). Those in office on Jan. 1, 1984, were allowed to remain in CSRS, but only in conjunction with Social Security. (If you're curious, one senator and four House members remain from those days.) Those elected since are covered by Social Security as well as a pension program that replaced CSRS. Either way, members of Congress pay into Social Security just like most American workers.

#3: The annual COLA is guaranteed

The facts: Since 1979, Social Security law has mandated that benefit amounts be adjusted annually to keep pace with inflation. But there is no requirement that this cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) produce a yearly increase. The COLA is tied to a federal index of prices for select consumer goods and services called the CPI-W. Benefits are adjusted annually based on changes in the CPI-W from the third quarter of one year to the third quarter of the next. In the third quarter of 2024, the index showed a 2.5% percent increase in prices, so benefits are 2.5% higher in in 2025. But if the index doesn't show a statistically measurable rise in prices… if there's no inflation… then there's no adjustment to benefits. This has happened three times since the current formula was adopted, in 2010, 2011 and 2016. Whether or not it produces a benefit increase, this process is automatic; it does not involve the president or Congress. They would have to take separate action to change the COLA.

#5: The government raids Social Security to pay for other programs

The facts: The two trust funds that pay out Social Security benefits… one for retirees and their survivors, the other for people with disabilities… have never been part of the federal government's general fund. Social Security is a separate, selffunded program. The federal government does, however, borrow from Social Security. How? Social Security's tax revenue is, by law, invested in special U.S. Treasury securities. As with all Treasury bonds, the federal government can spend the proceeds on a 11

variety of programs. But as with all bondholders, Treasury has to pay the money back, with interest. Social Security redeems the securities to pay benefits. This borrowing fuels the notion that the government is raiding or even stealing from Social Security and leaving it with nothing but IOUs. But the government has always made full repayment, and the interest increases Social Security's assets, to the tune of $69.1 billion in 2024.

The facts: Some have blamed problems with Social Security’s financial health on undocumented immigrants draining the system's resources. It's a popular complaint, but a false one. Noncitizens who live and work in the U.S. legally can qualify for Social Security under the same terms as native-born and naturalized Americans, but undocumented people are not allowed to claim benefits. There is evidence that undocumented workers actually improve Social Security's bottom line. Some do obtain Social Security numbers under false pretenses, and payroll taxes are withheld from their wages even though they are not eligible to later collect benefits. Undocumented immigrants paid $25.7 billion into Social Security in 2022, according to a July 2025 report from the nonpartisan Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.

#7: Social Security is like a retirement savings account

The facts: The government does not stow your payroll tax contributions in a personal account for you, to be paid out with interest when you retire. Your benefit is based on how much money you earned over your working life, not on how much you paid into the system. As noted above, those contributions fund benefits for current retirees (and their survivors, and people with disabilities). When you retire, those still working will cover your benefits. Over their lifetimes, most people get more from Social Security and Medicare (which is also partially funded by payroll tax contributions) than they pay in, according to current analyses. Still, you might think of Social Security less like saving for retire-ment and more like an earned benefit the government promises to pay so you have at least some income in your later years. Emphasis on “some”: Contrary to another common misperception, Social Security is not meant to replace your entire work income. On average, it provides about 40% of a beneficiary's preretirement earnings. The formula for calculating benefits is weighted so that they replace a larger percentage of income for lower-wage workers and a lower percentage for upper-income earners.

#8: You don't have to pay taxes on Social Security benefits

The facts: This was true until 1984. The Social

Security overhaul passed by Congress and signed by President Ronald Reagan the year before included a provision that made a portion of Social Security payments taxable depending on your income level. You will pay federal income tax on up to 50% of your benefits if your income for the year is 12

$25,000 to $34,000 individual filer and $32,000 to $44,000 for a couple filing jointly. Above those thresholds, up to 85% of benefits are taxable. Below them, you don't owe the IRS anything on your benefits. (Social Security counts as income, the money you get from work, pensions and investments; nontaxable interest; and half of your Social Security benefits. You might also owe state taxes on your 2024 Social Security income if you live in Colorado, Connecticut, Minnesota, Montana, New Mexico, Rhode Island, Vermont, Utah or West Virginia.

#10: You lose benefits permanently if you keep working The facts: Social Security does have a rule, called the earnings limit, or “earnings test” that can temporarily reduce the benefits of people who still work. It doesn’t apply to all working beneficiaries and isn’t permanent. The rule only covers people who claim benefits before full retirement age and continue working. In this circumstance, Social Security withholds a portion of benefits if earnings from work exceed a set cap, which changes every year and differs depending on how close you are to full retirement age (FRA). In 2025, if you are working, collecting benefits and will not reach full retirement age until a later year, your Social Security payments will be reduced by $1 for every $2 in earnings above $23,400. If you will reach FRA in 2025, the formula is $1 less in benefits for every $3 in earnings above $62,160. In the month when you hit FRA, the earnings test goes away… there's no benefit reduction, regardless of your income. Social Security also adjusts your benefit upward so that over time, you recoup the money that was withheld.

#9: An ex-spouse's benefits may come out of your own

The facts: If you are divorced, your former spouse may be eligible to collect Social Security benefits on your earnings record (and vice versa). As with benefits for a current spouse, these can be up to 50% of the benefit amount you are entitled to at full retirement age. But those ex-spouse (or spouse) benefits don't reduce your Social Security. They are distinct payments and have no effect on what you receive each month, even if both a current and a former spouse (or multiple former spouses) are collecting them. You get the benefit you're entitled to, based on your earnings history and the age when you file for Social Security.

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New & Custom Manufactured Homes We offer custom floor plans and brand new manufactured homes throughout the Bay Area

Turn-Key Installation & Upgrades We handle everything from permits delivery and set up ma ing your ne& home fully move in ready ,

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