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Sierra Meadows Mobile Estates
Sierra Meadows Newsletter
7600 Daly Ave. Citrus Heights, CA 91621 916.726.1500 916-740-8976 Park Managers: Wes & Nicole Archer
MANAGER’S CORNER
Weekend Assistant: Tom & Shelly Thurman
A SEASON OF GRATITUDE November is a wonderful time to remember how much we have to be thankful for. Even during difficult times, there is still good around us—a caring neighbor, family, friends, a beloved pet, a warm home, or simply another day.
Maintenance: Roger Seney Office Hours: 9AM—3PM Mon-Fri Clubhouse Hours: 9AM—10PM Daily
THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW….1 LIFESTYLE …...……………..……… Community, Home, & Health
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SIERRA MEADOWS SOCIAL CLUB …………………………………………….. 6 IN THE POND …………………….. Neighbors, Friends, & Events
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ACTIVITIES & CALENDAR ………. 10 BRIDGING HEARTS TOGETHER …………………………….. 13 Neighbors Helping Neighbors LIFE HAPPENS..…………..…….. Life is What Happens When You’re Making Other Plans
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PUZZLES & GAMES ………………. 17 2
Here at Sierra Meadows, we can also be thankful for each other. A smile, kind word, or helping hand can make someone’s day a little brighter. 7 Days of gratitude Each day, think of one thing you’re thankful for: Day 1: Someone who makes you smile Day 2:Something that makes life easier Day 3: A favorite memory Day 4: Something Beautiful Day 5: A neighbor, friend, or family member Day 6: Something that made you laugh Day 7: Something about your life From Wes and me, we wish everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving!
Notes from the Editor … Well, I don’t know about you, but I did find some mistakes in the last newsletter. I won’t point them out to you, but I do want to make a point with this—It’s that not everyone is perfect and people do make mistakes. So please be forgiving. You never know what that person is going through or what kind of day they have had. Thanksgiving will be here shortly. I hope all you have an enjoyable time with those you hold dear and close to your heart. HAPPY THANKSGIVING to everyone in our community!
LIBRARY NEWS There is going to be changes with our book stock. We have a large donation of hard cover books with a variety of titles. In order to shelve these books, something has to go. No one has responded to the April 2026 notice regarding the maintenance of the Christian Books. So, I am going to clear enough of this material to hold the newer books—Effective this October 2026..
NEWSLETTER SUBMISSIONS If you would like to submit an article for consideration, DEADLINE is the 5th of each month for publication the following month. z Email: Shelly Thurman at shellythurman@msn.com Text 916-955-1151 or Put document in my hand. If email or text is not confirmed by me … then re-send or call. 3
MORE THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW It’s happening at Sierra Meadows
Connections at Sierra Meadows If you’d like to stay connected daily with your Sierra Meadows neighbors, there is a Facebook group you may want to check out. It’s all about the social life here. Sierra Meadows Social Club The Sierra Meadows Social Club encourages community and facilitates activities among the residents of Sierra Meadows Mobile Estates. On this page we share events, celebrations, announcements, and opportunities to help. We also like to share accolades and sympathies among our neighbors. We are a social club, not a home-owners association. If you have concerns about park management, security, or contractor issues, those should be addressed directly with park management.
Community Potluck Join us on the second Fridays of each month at 5:30 PM in the clubhouse for our Community Potluck. All neighbors welcome with a potluck dish for 6-8 people Paper Plates and plastic flatware are provided. Newcomers don’t need to bring a dish as there will be plenty of food to share. (unless you are just dying to bring your Aunt Betty’s Stomping Good Casserole or Cousin Cassie’s cheesecake) We love to welcome newcomers to this monthly potluck. See you November 13th
Resident Directory Updates Please advise of any updates or changes to the resident directory. If you would like your email in the directory, then you can also receive interim updates. Also advise if you would like your name removed from the “do not call” list for notification of Club events. For updates, please contact Directory Asst: Marie Sturgeon, 916-517-2367
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November Anniversaries Robert & Trudy Woodgate
11/23
Ray & Terry Nibert
11/27
Tuesday’s 11:00AM Wednesday’s 6:00PM COFFEE AND WATER PROVIDED COME JOIN US FOR SOME FUN AND MEET YOUR NEIGHBORS AND MAKE NEW FRIENDS!
Contact Debi Lake for information:
1-916-544-3577
Every 2nd and 4th Thursday at 12:45pm Cost is $5.25 Every 3rd Thursday at 6:00pm Cost is $10.25 If there is a FIFTH THURSDAY, we play at 12:45pm Cost is $5.25 Contact Shelly Thurman for information: 1-916-955-1151
SIERRA MEADOWS SOCIAL CLUB Social Events for our Neighbors & Fiends
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT … Judi Whitley
We had about 30 people volunteer to help out at our next 4 social club functions. So when you see one of these people helping out, give them a big Thanks. They work hard at keeping our community in touch with each other. At this time , our upcoming events include the Halloween Party on October 31st, Thanksgiving celebration on November 21st, Christmas celebration on December 19th, and a soup luncheon on January 16th. We have had some setbacks with our new signage out in front and hopefully by the time this newsletter comes out, it will all be rectified. We are very fortunate to live in a community of seniors that strive to stay in active and living life to it’s fullest. If you choose not to come to the functions, hopefully you will enjoy some of the other functions that our great Community has to offer.
SANTA CLAUSE IS COMING TO TOWN! Here comes Santa Clause, Here comes Santa Clause, Right down Mallard Lane. Mark Your Calendars……. Date: December 12th Location: Clubhouse Time: Noon to 3PM Bring your family and friends to see Santa and have pictures taken with him. We will either use your phone to take pictures or with ours, you choose. This is a FREE event, so come by the Clubhouse and enjoy some time with SANTA!
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IN THE POND Neighbors, Friends, & Events
The Clubhouse is open daily Clubhouse hours are 9 AM to 10 PM daily. There are a variety of activities that happen at the clubhouse. There is a dart board, a ping pong table, a reading area, television, jigsaw table, a card playing room, and a pool room. A Putting Green is available outside. Not to be forgotten are the many other activities that happen here, such as morning coffee, meetings, potluck dinner, monthly dinner, Bible study, TOPS, Bingo, Ladies Social Club, Bunco, Poker, and the Book Mobile monthly visit. Remember, this is the residents’ clubhouse!
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Red Hawk Casino
Contact our “Care and Compassion” Chairperson Frank Deitch (916) 803-1148
Want to get away for a day? Join your fellow residents once a month with a trip by bus to Red Hawk Casino. We plan the 3rd Tuesday of the month. This month, the bus will pick us up on:
Tuesday, November 17th A sign-up sheet will be posted in the entranceway to the billiard room at the clubhouse. For info, call Lena Mueller at 916-380-2974.
Sierra Meadows Resident of the Month – Resident of the Month is someone who has done “good deeds” for other residents of the park. It can also be someone who has done something to their house or yard that significantly contributes to the appearance and enjoyment of our community. YOU can nominate somebody for Resident of the Month. Submit your nomination to the managers. Each month an entry will be “drawn from the pot”. Each month’s winner will receive a $50 gift card.
This month, we are happy to recognize Tony Lane as our Resident of the Month! Tony is always willing to lend a helping hand to his fellow neighbors and to the park whenever help is needed, What makes Tony so special is that he never does it for recognition or praise— he simply helps others out of the kindness of his heart. His generosity, helpful nature, and willingness to be there for others are wonderful examples of the community spirit we appreciate so much here at Sierra Meadows. Thank you, Tony, for all that you do for your neighbors and our community. We truly appreciate you! 7
IN THE POND Neighbors, Friends, & Events November Birthdays Julie Aguiar
11/1
Sharon Galley
11/1
Sylvia Errecart
11/1
Deborah Silva
11/2
Shelly Newton
11/3
Georgia Kringle
11/4
BJ Bannister
11/5
Steve Shadko
11/14
The Ladies Social Club is a no-hostess time of goodies and Bingo. Bring your own plate and silverware and any kind of luncheon food to share. If you have special diet need, bring your own food and come on down and eat with your friends. Water will be provided. We eat promptly at 12:00, so come a little early to socialize. This is a good way to get acquainted with your neighbors and make or renew friendships.
Lee Simpson
11/16
Bingo starts at 12:30. $6.00 will cover 15 games.
Janet Barton
11/17
Sandie Morgan
11/17
Let’s have some fun! November 5th, 2026
Todd Woltman
11/17
Paul Lecena
11/18
Debbie Zimbelman
11/20
Juan Garcia
11/20
Susan Berg
11/22
Tony Lane
11/22
Russell Beeck
11/23
Tim Brown
11/24
Denise Mohl
11/27
Sandy Nolan
11/28
Kristen Jones
11/30
Ladies Social Club Meets First Thursdays
For more info, please call Shelly Thurman at 916-955-1151
Morning Coffee & Chat … A Great Start to the Day Join us at the clubhouse from 9:00 to 10:00.AM every Monday through Saturday for coffee and chit-chat. It’s a great way to connect and learn what’s going on at Sierra Meadows. We often have opportunities to encourage one another or even celebrate a birthday or two. Sierra Meadows management provides the coffee,. your neighbors provide the company. Join us!
CHRISTMAS DECORATING CONTEST As most of you know, we have a Christmas decorating contest in December. It’s time to start thinking about how you want to decorate. We give out prizes for the best decorations. Watch for more information to come in the next newsletter.
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IN THE POND Neighbors, Friends, & Events
To All Sierra Meadows Newcomers
Get Well Wishes were shared with the following neighbors: We hope you are feeling better Frank Deitch Ron Baughman
We’d like to welcome you to our friendly community here at Sierra Meadows and let you know about some of our neighborhood activities. Every resident here, by default, is a member of our social club and welcome at all of our events.
Please be sure to check in with them and make sure they are doing well. If you know someone who is ill, please contact Pat Garcia at 831-262-7669.
Please contact Marie Sturgeon, our Hospitality Chairperson with the Sierra Meadows Social Club, at 916-517-2367. She will be glad to stop by and fix you up with some free tickets to our next club dinner as well as Bingo.
She will also provide you with our telephone directory, other event information, and answer any questions you may have.
In Sympathy Our prayers & condolences
To the friends & family of Al Schuller Tom Jones Sharon Lloyd
on their passing
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Activity Guide Sunday
Thursday
Men’s Poker • Every Sunday 12:30-4:30 • Contact Steve Silva 916-768-9597
Ladies Social Club • 1st Thursday each month at 12PM • Followed by Bingo • Potluck finger foods to share • Contact Shelly Thurman at 916-955-1151 Bunco • 2nd & 4th Thursdays 12:45PM • Cost $5; all money collected returned as prizes! • Shelly Thurman 916-955-1151
Tuesday Bingo • Every Tuesday at 11:00 AM • Contact Rob or Debi Lake 916-544-3577
Red Hawk Casino • 3rd Tuesday 9:00 AM (date posted monthly) • Signups in the clubhouse • Contact Lena Mueller 916-380-2974
• 3rd Thursdays 6-8 PM • Cost $10.25; all money collected returned as prizes! Bookmobile • 1st Thursday 1:15-2 PM • Free books, CDs, tapes, videos – keep for one month
Sierra Meadows Social Club, Managers Team & Bridging Hearts Together All Residents Welcome to Attend • Community Services • First Tuesdays at 6:00 PM improving the lives of our • Contact Judi Whitley at 916neighbors 803-8948 for any questions you • Contact Deborah Silva at may have. 916-213-4775
Wednesday • Every Wednesday at 6:00 PM • Coffee & ice water available • Contact Rob or Debi Lake 916-544-3577 Bible Study • Every Wednesday at 10:00 AM • Facilitated by Pamela Townsend • Contact Pamela at 707-293-7102
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TOPS | Taking Off Pounds Sensibly • Every Wednesday 2:30-3:30 • Exchange diets, recipes, tips • Awards for most weight lost • Contact Joyce Williams at 916-729-4513 • Come early at 1:30
Friday Community Potluck • 2nd Friday each month 5:30 PM • Bring a dish of your choice • Paper goods provided • Judi Whitley 916-803-8948
Saturday Park Dinner • 3rd or 4th Saturdays 5:30 PM; Happy Hour 4:30 • Tickets Required • Judi Whitley 916-803-8948
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BIBLE STUDY 10AM
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Executive Team
SIERRA MEADOWS SOCIAL CLUB Social Events for our Neighbors & Fiends
Sierra Meadows Social Club – Team Contacts ➢ President: Judi Whitley 916-803-8948 ➢ Vice President: Pamela Townsend
707-293-7102
➢ Secretary: Tricia Owens 279-758-2435
➢ Treasurer: Sandy Boyd
916-205-1789
▪ Hospitality: Marie Sturgeon
sb5904@comcast.net
916-517-2367
▪ Care & Compassion/Handicap Items: Frank Deitch 916-803-1148
Team Leads
▪ Sunshine: Pat Garcia
831-2627669
▪ Ticket Sales: Sandy Boyd ▪ Julie Huey
pagdtm1@gmail.com
916-205-1789 916-218-2832
sb5904@comcast.net
▪ Volunteer Coordination: TBD ▪ Clean Up: Julie Huey 916-218-2832 Tricia Owens 279-758-2435
Frankie Bullard 279-888-0258 Sandy Boyd 916-205-1789
▪ Caller Lead: Pamela Townsend 707-293-7102 ▪ Communications Deliveries: Shelly Thurman 916-955-1151 shellythurman@msn.com ▪ Directory: TBD ▪ Directory Assistant: Marie Sturgeon
916-517-2367
▪ Newsletter Editor: Shelly Thurman 916-955-1151 ▪ Newsletter Submissions: shellythurman@msn.com ❖ Area 1 – Woodduck:
Kathye Miller
916-802-3539
❖ Area 2 – Pintail Circle
Julie Huey
916-218-2832
Callers
❖ Area 3 – Mallard/ Snowgoose: Connie Carter ❖ Area 4 – Cackler: Connie Schuller
916-728-1988
916-224-8451
❖ Area 5 – Shovlers/Gadwall: ❖ Area 6 – Canvasback/Bufflehead: Pamela Townsend ❖ Area 7 – Pintail Lane/Scaup: ❖ Area 8 – Goldeneye:
Sharon Powell
Kimberley Dill
707-293-7102
916-727-1377
707-655-1497
Teams working together to promote fellowship and friendship through social activities for the members of our community. 12
BRIDGING HEARTS TOGETHER Neighbors Helping Neighbors
Just a Heads Up … Bridging Hearts Together is comprised of residents of Sierra Meadows Mobile Estates with the objective of providing financial assistance and services to improve the quality of life for those in need within our immediate community.
Stuff’s Getting Done! BHT completed the following projects in August: • Replace a rotted-out bathroom floor • Temporary fix on a rotted kitchen floor until more funding is available With the completion of these projects, our bank balance is now down depleted. We depend upon your tax-deductible donations to help more neighbors. We also need more volunteers. To assist with any of this, please contact Deborah Silva at 916-213-4775.
How to Apply for Assistance There are application forms available on the Clubhouse hallway bulletin board. Approvals or disapprovals may be dependent on BHT resources at the time of request. Some requests may only allow for BHT consultation & recommendations for an outside contractor. Return completed application in an envelope to: • Deborah Silva, CEO, at 7515 Goldeneye Lane, 916.213.4775. You will be notified of request status within 1 (one) week or less. If you have any questions, please contact Deborah Silva at 916-213-4775. Park Management is not a part of the Bridging Hearts Together organization. All questions should be directed to Deborah Silva, CEO.
Due to a lack of interest, I have cancelled the resident contractor’s listings and advertising. I have also cancelled the food closet opportunity for the same reason.
Put Some of Your Recyclables to Good Use Do you have plastic bottles and aluminum cans piling up? Bridging Hearts Together will pick them up and recycle them with the proceeds going to Bridging Hearts Together. This way it goes back into our community. Contact Phil Minard at 916-239-9477 to arrange pickup— or you may dump yours into the “recycle trash can” in the Clubhouse.
Thank you for your donation.
Pursuit of Outside Funding Bridging Hearts Together is applying for outside grants; city, federal, and private. If you are aware of private funding options, please let me know: Deborah Silva 916-2134775. Thanks!
BHT Board of Directors President/CEO, Director of Strategic Planning & Marketing: Deborah Silva 916-213-4775 Director of Project Management: Tony Lane 916-215-5447 Secretary: Help wanted (we need you – call Deborah 916-213-4775) Treasurer: Phil Minard 916-239-9477
THE MEANING OF THANKSGIVING Thanksgiving is more than turkey, pumpkin pie, and gathering around the dinner table. At it’s heart, Thanksgiving is a time to slow down, reflect, and appreciate the good things in our lives.
Sometimes it is easy to focus on what we don’t have, what has gone wrong, or the things we wish were different. Thanksgiving gives us a gentle reminder to look instead at what we do have. We can be thankful for family and friends, for neighbors who lend a helping hand, for a warm home, a good meal, our health, a beautiful morning, or simply another day to enjoy. Some of the greatest blessings in life are often the smallest things we take for granted. Thanksgiving is also about togetherness. It reminds us that life is better when we care about one another. A friendly smile, a phone call, an invitation to dinner, or checking on someone who may be alone can mean more than we realize. Not everyone comes to Thanksgiving with a full table or a house filled with family. Some may be missing someone they love, facing difficult times, or spending the holiday differently than they once did. A little kindness and compassion can make a tremendous difference.
This Thanksgiving, take a moment to look around and count the blessings that cannot be wrapped in a box or bought in a store---love, friendship, laughter, memories, kindness, and the people who make our lives a little brighter. May we carry the spirit of Thanksgiving with us not only for one day, but throughout the year.
Happy Thanksgiving!
LIVING LONGER, LIVING HAPPIER Healthy-aging habits that can support a longer, healthier and more fulfilling life. Research on healthy aging consistently shows that many of the same habits associated with longer life are also associated with greater independence, better well-being and a happier later life. It is never too late to benefit from healthy changes.
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Physical activity is one of the strongest healthy-aging habits. For adults age 65 and older, the CDC recommends about 150 minutes of moderate activity each week, plus muscle-strengthening activity at least twice a week and activities that improve balance. Walkin, gardening, dancing, swimming, water aerobics and active household chores can all count. Even smaller amounts of activity are better than none. Friendship and regular social contact matter. The World Health Organization reports that roughly 1 in 10 older adults experiences loneliness and about 1 in 4 is socially isolated. Social isolation and loneliness are associated with poorer physical and mental health. Regular visits, phone calls, community gatherings, clubs and shared meals can help people stay connected. Meaningful activities can give people a reason to get up, participate and feel needed. Volunteering, helping a neighbor, caring for a pet, tending a garden, participating in community activities or sharing a skill can all provide purpose. The National Institute on Aging notes that meaningful and productive activities with others are associated with better well-being and may support healthier aging. Reading, cards, puzzles, crafts, music, hobbies, learning new skills and taking classes can keep life interesting and mentally stimulating. Social and leisure activities have also been associated in research with better well-being and, in some studies, lower risk of cognitive decline or dementia
Good sleep, nutritious food, regular medical care, managing blood pressure and other chronic conditions, and addressing hearing and vision problems can help older adults remain healthier and more independent. Avoiding tobacco and limiting alcohol are also important healthy=aging steps. A STRIKING STATISTIC The CDC has estimated that about 110,000 deaths each year among U.S. adults age 40 and older could potentially be prevented if people increased their moderate-to-vigorous physical activity.
QUALITY OF LIFE MATTERS, TOO
Healthy aging is not only about doctors and exercise. Friends, laughter, companionship, activities, responsibility and reasons to get out of the house can be deeply important. This becomes especially meaningful as people grow older and may lose spouses, relatives or longtime friends. Simple activities can make a difference: walking groups, bingo, card nights, gardening, crafts, potlucks, music, dancing, book clubs, coffee gatherings, birthday celebrations, volunteering, helping a neighbor, teaching someone a skill, or simply having a regular place where people know your name and notice when you are not there. A strong senior community can intentionally bring together four important parts of healthy aging: movement, + friendship + purpose + keeping the mind active. Sources: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): World Health Organization (WHO): National Institute on Aging (NIA). This handout provides general healthy-aging information and is not a substitute for individualized medical advice.
NEIGHBORS CONNECT DIRECTORY Meet neighbors who share your interests! We are excited to introduce the Neighbors Connect Directory – a friendly way to help neighbors get to know one another and find people who enjoy the same activities. Maybe you enjoy cards, gardening, crafts, walking, going to the casino, day trips, movies, or simply meeting new friends. Participation is completely optional. You choose what information you want to share. If you would like to be included, fill out the form below and return it to the office.
NEIGHBORS CONNECT – SIGN-UP FORM Name: ________________________________ Space: # ________________ Phone: _____________________ Email (optional): ___________________________________ WHAT DO YOU ENJOY? Circle as many as you like: ❑ Card games
Bingo
Board games
Walking
❑ Gardening
Crafts
Sewing / Quilting
Woodworking
❑ Cooking / baking
Movies
Reading / book club
Music
❑ Casino trips
Day trips
Dining out
Shopping
❑ Dancing
Exercise / fitness
Pets / animals
Volunteer activities
OTHER INTERESTS OR ACTIVITIES:__________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________
Preferred way to be contacted: Phone Call
Text
Circle one!
Best Time(s) to Contact me: _____________________________________________ Yes , I give permission for the information I have provided above to be included in the NEIGHBORS CONNECT DIRECTORY and shared with participating residents. Signature: ___________________________ Date: _____________ Return this completed form to the office. Thank you for helping neighbors connect!
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