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JULY 2026 Daisy Hill Doings Park Manager: Lisa Benz Office Hours: 9am to 12pm. Monday through Thursday, Closed Friday Phone (805) 528-1551 Fax (805) 439-028 Email dhonsitemanager@gmail.com After Hours Park Emergency (805) 466-6275 ext. 1 CORPORATE BOARD OF DIRECTORS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer/Finance Beautification Communications Appointed Documents Public Works Safety/Security Site Planning Gym-Liaison Social Committee Liaison

Donna Mason Cathy Stettler Rick Beeson Michael Morin Rick Beeson Eileen Hagan Cathy Stettler Paul Moore/Michael Morin/Stephen Neff

Mary Riedel Stephen Neff / Paul Moore Suze Winchester Judy Wilson

SOCIAL COMMITTEE Chairperson Treasurer Lunch-in Lunch-Out Sign-up Sheets Art Wall

Judy Wilson Lisa Liberty Judy/Lisa Laura Hersey Nancy Graham

Secretary Historian Library Decorations Sign Design Photographer

Sunshine/Remembrance

Editor Kay Bolin email: DHDoings@gmail.com

Editor Emeritus Eileen Hagan

Angie Dana Cathy Stettler Alice/Cathy/Tina Judy Wilson Zoe/Angie Jude Burkin

Judi Nattrass

Reporters/Assistance Donna Mason, Lisa Benz, Marlene McQueen, Alice Gold, Pat Smith, Cathy Stettler, Vic Bunce, Kathleen Wafer Proofreading Peggy Mangum

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Letter from the Editor Hi fellow Daisy Hill residents! I’m so happy with this second issue of the Doings that I am able to produce for you. I have some wonderful reading here for you, and some stunning and sweet pictures.

Of course, pictures can be so much nicer if you see them digitally. I send the digital version of the Doings at the end of the previous month. (The July issue goes out in late June). I would encourage you to put DHDoings@gmail.com into your contacts. The other way to be sure you get it is to send an email to DHDoings@gmail.com so that your email program knows that these are not spam emails. You will still be able to get the print copy, but with the digital copy you will be able to click on the occasional link and go down a wonderful rabbit hole!

A FEW ANNOUNCEMENTS: 1. There is a date change for the Board meeting in the month of July. The board will meet at 1:00 on Saturday the 18th.

2. Marlene McQueen (34A) would like to get a couple of teams going to play Bocce Ball. Please contact her if you’re interested. 805-704-1138 A big thank you to the social committee for purchasing a dedicated MacBook Air for the Daisy Hill Doings. This computer will go with the job. It belongs to the social committee and will make the passing on of the job of editing the Daisy Hill Doings much easier.

Did you take a wonderful trip? Would you be willing to share it with your DH community? You can write an article and include pictures like you see this month with the article that Cathy Stettler wrote about her trip with Judi on the Columbia River, or you can let one of our community members who enjoys writing do an interview and write the article for you. If you are interested in this, or have any other ideas for articles you’d like to write (or you’d like someone else to write), let me know by emailing me at DHDoings@gmail.com.

Next month look forward to reading about Don and Judy Gabler’s trip to New Zealand. Also, you’ll hear from the youngest resident in Daisy Hill, Charlie, who informed me that NO - he does not want me (Kay) to be interviewed about him.

He will write the article himself, and I am only to edit for typographical errors.

And actually, he’d prefer it if I’d leave even that to Peggy!

I hope you enjoy your July issue of the Daisy Hill Doings!

Kay Bolin, editor

From the President’s Desk Donna Mason The first thing that comes to mind about July is celebrating our Nation’s independence. I bet we can all go back to our childhood with fond memories of BBQ’s, fireworks, patriotic music, and water fun!

What a great opportunity to take a day out to celebrate our freedom!Those who set out to establish a more perfect union centered on human rights and the belief that all men (we know they meant women too) are created equal with undeniable right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. What a noble endeavor our founding fathers brought to life. Now 250 years later, we celebrate the freedom to be independent in the way we worship, love, dress, and vote. We can find common ground in the differences that make us Americans.

Even in these turbulent times let’s make it a celebration of our freedom with liberty and justice for all; and maybe some BBQ, fireworks and patriotic music!

From the Manager’s Desk Lisa Benz

Happy Independence Day, Daisy Hill Let’s get this party started! Daisy Hill puts on the best celebra8on every July 4th; I hope to see you all here.

On this cloudy, June-gloom day as I write this ar8cle, we are dealing with leak in the park. Hopefully this is the only issue we will have to correct by the 8me you all read this.

Currently we have 3 homes on the market. 04A, 23C, and 10C. Let all your friends know; perhaps they will become your neighbor.

Don’t forget we now have Sip and Slide Bingo the 1st Thursday of every month in the clubhouse. Please come and join the fun on July 2nd at 6pm. We love to share treats and, of course, beverages of your choice.

Remembering Mike Moser Donna Mason

On May 13, 2026, we lost a beloved community member…

Mike and Nikki came to Daisy Hill in 2016. Mike served on the Board of Directors twice, mostly as treasurer. Mike was born in Pittsburgh. He was an ironworker and then became a masonry inspector.

Mike “bled blue” as an LA Dodger fan. He enjoyed being fantasy baseball and football commissioner.

Mike was a devoted family man who loved his kids both by birth and by marriage. He was an outstanding father, brother, uncle, friend, and husband to Nikki.

Mike and Nikki loved life and each other to the fullest. Their happiest times were spent hiking together.

Happy trails, good friend.

Happy July Birthdays

Pat Brumback

Happy July Anniversaries

♡ Karen and Stephen ♡

PARK PAWS Marlene McQueen

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A Sad Story With A Happy Ending Xander was adopted recently by Renée Cooper who lives in 38A. After losing her beloved dog, Annie, Renée was grieving and longing for another lovable pet just like Annie. She still has Shelby, but when she heard about this gentle old soul named Bruno, who had been abused and red-listed for euthanasia, she knew she wanted to help him. In anticipation of adopting this special dog, Renée took 2.5 weeks of her vacation time so she would be able to help him acclimate to his new home. Then she got in the car and drove to Nevada. She adopted Bruno, now named Xander (as in Alexander The Great).

During those first couple of weeks, Renée needed to go to Urgent Care.

She was only gone for a couple of hours, but when she got home she found that Xander had been experiencing separation anxiety and had opened a can of dog food with his teeth, swallowing chunks of metal, and was in serious condition. The vet gave her two choices: put him down, or have emergency surgery. Renée knew what had to be done no matter the cost, since he was such a sweet lovable friend and also a survivor. Nine thousand dollars later - she says, "He is now doing very well, and reminds me so much of Annie, in so many ways.”

Some of her friends have set up a GO FUND ME page to help with the vet bill. If you are interested you can go to Help Bruno (now Xander) to Recovery from a Miracle Rescue.

A GOOD READ

by Alice Gold

Eleanore of Avignon by Elizabeth DeLozier. The year is 1347 and Pope Clement resides in the French City of Avignon. Eleanore Blanchet is a young midwife and healer, with skills she learned from her mother who has died.

When pregnant Queen Joanna comes to Avignon in need of a midwife, Eleanore is called upon to assist her. The Pope’s personal physician is so impressed by her skills that he invites her to become his apprenLce. At this Lme in history, women who stand out, for almost any reason, risk accusaLons of witchcraM. And then the Black Plague arrives and kills half the populaLon. Looking for scapegoats, Eleanore and the resident Jews are blamed for what people can’t explain. It’s a wonderful historical novel set in Medieval Lmes. It highlights a smart and courageous young woman ahead of her Lme who uses what exists of medical knowledge and her own experience as a healer to fight the plague, while struggling with ignorance and supersLLon. The book ends on a surprising and happy note.

LIBRARY LADIES Alice/Cathy/Tina

One of our generous donors presented us with his enLre collecLon of the C.J. Box mystery series starring Game Warden, Joe PickeT. The stories are set mostly in a small rural town in the wilds of Wyoming. During his aTempted enforcement of the laws governing hunLng, fishing and the treatment of wild animals, he frequently finds himself involved in the solving of violent crimes. The series is very popular with Daisy Hill residents and now we have access to even more of his large and conLnuing series. Box just

recently published the latest one. The large collecLon is currently housed in our library secLon Ltled Authors of the Month, unLl we can determine the best space.

Another donor giMed us her own copy of A Gentleman in Moscow to replace the library‘s copy which had gone missing.

Our library houses another, smaller, mystery series by William Kent Krueger, which is very similar to the C.J. Box series. The main character is Cork O’Conner, the Sheriff in a small rural town in Minnesota. He is parLcularly interesLng for his heritage, part NaLve American and part Irish. The families of both leading characters play a major role in the stories, as well as their unconvenLonal friends and acquaintances. Coincidentally, both series are set in wild, rural se]ngs, lending the feel of “cowboy country” to the stories. The good guy always wins. We own seven of the Cork O’Conner series, but there are actually many more. In addiLon, Krueger is also well known for two excellent stand-alone novels that are on our paperback shelves: This Tender Land, set during the Depression, and Ordinary Grace, a coming -of -age story about a 13 year old boy in the summer of 1961 in Minnesota, as well as the hardcover novel The River We Remember . We highly recommend all three. Finally, we wish to thank these donors for all their wonderful books: Peggy Mangum, Karen Neff, Janet Oliver, Bill and Jennifer Renke, Judy Stern, and Sharman West.

MARSHA MEADE with love, from Pat Smith

My friend, our friend and neighbor, Marsha Meade passed away at 4:00 pm on May 14, 2026. Marsha was predeceased by her parents and her son Gene. She is survived by her daughter Cynthia, son-inlaw George, brother Charles, and sister-in-law Shirley.

Marsha's daughter was her utter pride and joy. Cynthia recently retired from teaching in Shell Beach. I think Marsha lived everything that Cynthia encountered in her teaching career! She adored her son-inlaw George who also recently retired as an emergency room Nurse. We can't forget her grand-dogs, (as she called them), and her precious little Annie.

Before Cynthia's retirement, they spent many times together doing fun things and going to breakfast. They were grateful for every minute they were able to spend together, and cherished those times. The last several months, Cynthia and George traveled the United States. Marsha vicariously lived each of the different places they visited because Cynthia called her every day and sent her pictures constantly.

Marsha was a force! What is so funny is that we differed much on several things, but we were able to reach common ground and From daughter Cynthia: become the best of friends. We have been I will always remember my mom known to drive to Chumash Casino and with her makeup done, jewelry on, spend several hours. She did love those and love of her lemon drop martinis! poker machines! She also loved to try new She was smart, strong, and caring! restaurants. Why is it food becomes such All the traits one would want in a role model. an important thing in our lives as we get older? We used to laugh about that as we fed our faces. Marsha loved nice cars. She got a new car every few years. Marsha served several terms on the Board of Directors and was active on many committees for the park.

The Social Committee held a special place for her. She had been the secretary for years. Advocating involvement was her goal, wanting more residents to become involved in the social aspect of our park.

She was the leading force in Wii Bowling. She enjoyed the mathematical work involved and interacting with all the bowlers. Bingo became her Tuesday night special time. I can see her sitting there laughing at all of the crazy things we said and did! She loved living here and was proud of our Park.

Give Marsha a cause, and she was gungho and wouldn't let go! An extremely intelligent woman, she was able to express and act on her passions. She also loved to travel. Her travel was limited as she got older, but she went full bore while able and had been to many countries that she thought were absolutely intriguing. A funny story from her perspective, occurred on her trip to China. Marsha became a celebrity with her beautiful silver hair. The Chinese people even asked to take a picture with her and wanted to touch her hair. Marsha and Laura Hersey traveled the United States in Laura's Prius and had an unforgettable time. I'm sure every one of us has a good story to tell regarding Marsha!

I was proud to be her friend and I, along with many others, will desperately miss her. Who am I going to call and say, "did you hear?" or "what do you think about…?” I will still talk to her, but she can't tell me I am wrong anymore and to step back and rethink things. Her and her logic!

Cheers and love to a wonderful, strong-willed, and compassionate woman. You are a treasure and will be missed.

River Adventures with Cathy & Judi (47C)!

Cathy Stettler At the end of April, we went on a 9-day cruise on the Columbia and Snake Rivers! This was our first cruise of any kind! We took Amtrak to Portland where we started our adventure. Our fellow cruisers gathered at the hotel and we were herded in an orderly manner onto comfy tour buses. Our bus driver was quite entertaining and he sang most during of the drive to Multnomah Falls, our first stop. Lots of water in the falls and always a beautiful sight! Then back on the bus to Stevenson, WA, where we boarded the American Pride paddlewheel run by American Cruise Lines. The ship was perfect! Only held about 150 passengers - very manageable. After settling in to our roomy stateroom, we had a tasty lunch and then the ship left port and headed downriver to Astoria, ORE. What a treat to crawl into a comfy bed and wake up in another city!

In Astoria, we decided to skip the organized tours and investigated the waterfront on our own. A very walkable old town area! After spending the day in Astoria, the ship set off for our next port, the little town of Kalama, WA. The evening before, the Entertainment Director said that 98% of the passengers would be taking the road tour up to Mount St. Helens. We had originally signed up for this, but since we’ve already been up to see it, we suddenly thought “if we stay, we’ll have the ship to ourselves!!”. That sounded more fun than a bus ride on a winding road! So, we had a leisurely morning and did our laundry, relaxed, and walked into the Port of Kalama. There’s a wonderful pathway that runs along the beach, as well as some shops. We really enjoyed walking around the waterfront. The next day we awoke in Hood River, ORE. The sky was so clear and we had beautiful views of Mt. Hood! We went on two excursions - a 10-mile e-bike ride above the Columbia River along an amazing bike path, and the afternoon was spent at the Cedar Creek Alpaca Farm.

We finally had a full day on the river (most of the travel time is at night). Such amazing geology along the gorge - columnar basalt cliffs everywhere! Our next port was Richland, WA, known for its history with the Manhattan Project!

We didn’t go on any planned tours but spent the day with my great-nephew and his family. After a fun-filled day of watching 6-yr olds play soccer followed by a yummy lunch and ice cream, we bid adieu to family and boarded the ship for our final stretch of the river. Just below Richland, we met up with the confluence of the Columbia and Snake Rivers and continued our journey on the Snake. In the morning we arrived in Clarkston, WA, and that day had our final adventure of the cruise - a much-anticipated jet boat ride up the Snake River in Hell’s Canyon! We saw Big Horn Sheep and Native American petroglyphs.

Definitely a worthwhile trip! The last night on the ship we went to a really interesting talk given by representatives of the Nez Perce Tribe. The last morning we left the ship early and went to Lewiston, ID, (other side of the river from Clarkston) and rented a car to get ourselves back to Portland. We had one final day in Portland and spent it riding public transportation everywhere, and visiting the beautiful Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden!

Then back on the Coast Starlight for our train ride home! We had a wonderful time and would definitely recommend the cruise! The food is plentiful and amazing, the ship travels through 8 river locks, and there are lots of educational opportunities about the Lewis & Clark Expedition and the geology of the gorge!

Three-Cheese Spinach and Pasta Bake This dish is easy to prepare. It can be prepared a day in advance & refrigerated. It's a Bisquick recipe that is delicious. I just love Bisquick. It makes cooking a casserole simple. My type of cooking!!

1 pkg. (8oz) sliced fresh mushrooms (about 3 cups) 1/4 cup of finely chopped onion 1 pkg. (7oz) small pasta shells, cooked and drained 2 boxes (9oz.each) frozen spinach, thawed and squeezed to drain 1 cup of original Bisquick mix 1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese (4oz) 1/3 cup of grated Parmesan cheese 1 tsp. salt 1/2 tsp. pepper 1 3/4 cups of milk 1 pkg. (4oz) crumbled tomato-basil feta cheese Heat oven to 375 degrees.

Spray 13x9 glass baking dish with cooking spray.

Cook mushrooms & onion over medium heat about 5 minutes, stirring frequently until tender.

In a large bowl, stir together pasta & spinach.

Stir in mushroom mixture.

Spread in baking dish.

In large bowl, stir remaining ingredients until blended. Pour over spinach mixture.

Bake uncovered 35 - 40 minutes or until top is golden brown.

Let it stand for about 5 minutes before serving.

Wii Bowling!

Pat Smi!

May 15, 2026, the Wii bowlers celebrated the end of season 77. We had a delicious dinner from La Casita and lots of fun. We ate dinner, passed out achievement awards and played Bowling For Dollars. Believe me, a good time was had by all!

Second place was: ALLEY CATS: Pat Smith, Hans Boerst, Kevin Jones, and Anna Lady

The first place team was the PIN PALS: Pat Smith, Kevin Jones, Paula Harrell, and Teri Capo

Third place was WRECKING BALL CREW: Brad Benz, Lisa Benz, Trecé Trias, and Bradley Benz

Fourth place was SEA BREEZE: Helen Chabot, Fred Neerken, Bob Smith and

Anna Lady

Most Improved bowlers were Debra Villegos and Brad Benz. Men's High Game and High Series went to Kevin Jones with SEVEN perfect 300 games. Women's high game went to Pat Smith with THREE perfect 300 games and High Series went to Paula Harrell with an 859. She also had TWO perfect 300 games back to back! Lisa Benz, Brad Benz, and Kenn Shaw each had one perfect 300 game.

We then had a great time laughing and teasing in Bowling for Dollars. Everyone had an enjoyable evening. We are already enjoying Season 78 which started May 18, 2026 and ends July 24, 2026. Please think about joining Wii Bowling.

On a sad note, our mentor, Marsha Meade, passed away the day before the celebration. We dedicated the party and good time to Marsha and dedicated Season 78 to her also. She will be missed!

We are extending a friendly welcome to any and all people who would like to try Wii Bowling We have just completed Season 77 and are bowling Season 78. You do NOT have to be experienced. We are all happy to help you. Some bowl from chairs, some bowl standing up. There are no limitations, just the ability to have fun and socialize with friends. It takes four people to form a team.

Bowlers donate $10 each for the season which goes to awards and a celebration at the end of ten weeks. You have ten weeks to bowl eight three-game series. Our league consists of teams from both Daisy Hill and Sea Oaks. Individual bowlers come from each park plus SLO and Baywood.

If you have relatives or friends that would like to bowl with you but don't live in either park, that is perfectly fine. Our only guideline is that you all bowl together in one place. We bowl at Daisy Hill Clubhouse, Sea Oaks Clubhouse, and individual homes. You only have to have a place that has a Wii machine. We have already started this season but can try and set you up for next season which will start July 27. You could also sign up to be a substitute bowler for this season. Please consider giving Wii Bowling a try because it is great for you physically and mentally.

Any questions? Feel free to call Pat Smith at 805-534-1080

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