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VETERANS APPRECIATION DINNER Thursday, November 12th at 5:30 p.m. While Thanksgiving usually dominates November, we are going to emphasize another important holiday this year. November 11th is Veterans Day and this year we are going to take time to honor the veterans here at RVME. What we need you to do: We know that there are quite a few residents in our community who have protected our country through their military service. Please bring a picture of yourself from when you were serving, preferably in uniform. And we don’t want to forget those residents who had or have close family in the military. If your father or mother, sister or brother, son or daughter, grandson or granddaughter are currently serving or have served, bring us a picture of them during their military stint. Sorry, your third cousin or your father-in-law’s second wife’s sister doesn’t count. If you don’t have a picture that’s okay. We will have an option to honor them too. What we will do: All food will be provided. How about a good old American meal? Maybe roast beef, potatoes with gravy, some kind of vegetable (yet to be determined) and rolls. We will top that off with something special:

Guests are welcome for a $5.00 per person charge. Remember to bring a few dollars for the 50-50 raffle. Tickets are $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00. Along with the HOA’s portion of the raffle, every dollar left in the Donation Box will go to a Veteran’s Nonprofit Organization. We will let our veterans decide. So, let’s open our hearts and wallets to honor all veterans, but especially those who live in our community. If your plans change & you can no longer attend, please give us a courtesy notification.

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RVME HOA Executive Board ROSTER For the term starting May 1, 2026 (updated 10/1/2026) PRESIDENT – Marie O’Meara 707.210.4418, momeara.lcsw@gmail.com 1ST VICE PRESIDENT - Nadia Howard 415.910.7161, howardnadine54@gmail.com Sunshine Lady – Kimberly Sherman 707.246.8751, cherrysweet63@yahoo.com 2ND VICE PRESIDENT – Gwen Adkins 707.484.7328, gadkins33@yahoo.com Welcome Coordinator - Gale Grubb 707.236.4556, galegrubb@gmail.com 3RD VICE PRESIDENT - Gail Lake 707.326.8356, windypond@gmail.com Social Committee Lead Co-Chair-Gail Lake Co-Chairs: Dona Mitchell 707.292.8774, donawalt@AOL.com, and Martha McDonald 707.291.9169, martha.mcdonald1013@gmail.com SECRETARY - Caitlin Downing 707.308.9937, downing.ck2@gmail.com TREASURER - Janet Murphy 707.291.4809, murphy-janet@sbcglobal.net IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT-Barbara Beal-Richards, 707.486.8285 barb530@att.net ________________________________________________________________ AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS: Coffee & Donuts - Gwen Adkins 707.484.7328, gadkins33@yahoo.com COPE (Citizens Organized to Prepare for Emergencies) - Joan Lutz 707.538.2119, jrlutz5555@att.net Friendly Connection - Vickie Peck and Andrew Burton: 707.331.7530 friendlyconnectionrvme@gmail.com Communication Editor - Belinda Riehl: 805.279.4193, rvme.hoa@gmail.com ________________________________________________________________ MANUFACTURED HOME COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS: SRMOA (SANTA ROSA MANUFACTURED-HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION) Kathleen Needels: 707.538.8688, sunshine5556@sbcglobal.net GSMOL (Golden State Manufactured-Home Owners League) 4

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A LITTLE COMMUNITY REMINDER I could use your help to keep our Resident Directory up to date. If your phone number has changed, you’ve ditched your landline and are only using your cell, you've changed your email address, or one of your neighbors has recently passed away, please let me know. Keeping this information current helps us maintain an accurate Directory. We print a new Resident Directory each January and distribute it along with the February Friendly Connection. We update you throughout the year through the Friendly Connection. Please send me any changes that occurred this year before December 31st for the 2027 Resident Directory. As the Communication Editor, I also update the Real Estate column in the Friendly Connection by checking with Manager Yvonne every month before the newsletter goes to print. We report which RVME homes have gone up for sale. A lot can happen between the 10th of the month (print deadline) and the first of the next month, when the newsletters are delivered to your door, but we do our best to stay on top of the real estate news. We report new residents through the Resident Directory column, but only if they’ve completed a Permission Slip to share their information. So, we can’t always tell you who has moved in, but don’t let that stop you from introducing yourself to your new neighbor. Thanks for helping me keep our community information current and accurate.

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A Lifetime of Service: Honoring Vietnam Veteran Dennis Grimes Reflections on military service, sacrifice, and life after Vietnam By For Dennis Grimes, service has never been confined to a uniform. A Vietnam veteran and longtime member of the Rincon Valley Manufactured Estates community, Grimes has led a life defined by duty, resilience, and an enduring commitment to others. Grimes joined the Marines in 1962 and served as a platoon sergeant. From 1962 to 1967, his military service included a stationing in Okinawa and duty connected with the Vietnam War. His responsibilities included confronting enemy forces and protecting his platoon, often under difficult and uncertain conditions. After graduating from high school, Grimes decided to leave behind the trouble of his youth and join “the few, the proud, the Marines.” He attained the rank of E-5 and was assigned the 0311 infantry specialty. He carried an M14 semiautomatic rifle with a 14-round capacity and a .45-caliber pistol. In addition to their assigned weapons, Marines also carried hand grenades. In his own words, he recalled: Although his platoon lost many infantrymen, one man remains especially vivid in Grimes’s memory: Joseph Wamba, originally from Mexico. Wamba carried an M79 grenade launcher and, like Grimes, was known for his toughness. During a patrol around the perimeter of their base, Wamba stepped on a mine. The explosion left him gravely wounded. His comrades administered morphine and made urgent calls for evacuation, but their position in a highly active combat zone prevented a rescue. Wamba died hours later as his fellow Marines kept watch beside him. Grimes recalls mines as especially terrible weapons: nearly invisible beneath the jungle growth, with only three pins rising above the ground, and lethal regardless of who designed or placed them. He remembers Joseph and the many young men who were sent to war, especially on Veterans Day. His reflections are unflinching: war is a terrible thing, with young men dying for the values of older generations while those leaders remain far from the front lines. In his experience, the highest-ranking officer present at the front was a captain. “War is not the answer,” he says. Few people understand how harsh the conditions were—no showers, and rivers filled with leeches. Returning home brought a new set of challenges and opportunities. Grimes first followed in his father’s footsteps by purchasing an A&W franchise. Four years later, he returned to the work he preferred—the building trades—and became a contractor specializing in retail store build-outs. With an eye for skilled workers, he assembled capable crews that consistently completed projects on schedule. He also raised a family and has a beloved daughter who spends time with him often. Like many Vietnam veterans, he learned to carry the memories of war while building a life grounded in family, work, faith, and service. In Rincon Valley Manufactured Estates, Dennis is known for generously volunteering his skills in service to the community. He has upgraded homes for residents and refurbished others for sale. His broader involvement includes attending Marine Corps reunions, mentoring through veterans’ organizations, and remaining devoted to his family. His continued service reflects a simple conviction: serve where I am needed most. As our community honors Dennis Grimes, we also recognize the experiences of a generation whose service was not always acknowledged when its members returned home. Preserving these stories safeguards our local history and reminds us of the individual lives behind the title “veteran.”

Serving with Determination: A Woman Veteran's Story By When she enlisted in the United States Army in 1977, Gale was a young woman with big dreams. Inspired by the opportunities military service could provide in the post-Vietnam War era, she hoped to continue her education through the GI Bill, travel the world, and eventually earn a commission as an Army officer. Like many who chose military service, she saw it as both an adventure and a path toward personal growth. The Army opened doors to education, professional development, and travel, but it also presented obstacles that required determination and resilience to overcome. One of Gale's goals was to become an officer. However, at that time, the requirements for women differed significantly from those for men. Male candidates needed only two years of college education to qualify for officer programs, while women were required to complete four years. Despite this disparity, she remained committed to her goal and spent her first five years in the Army taking night classes while fulfilling her military duties. Although she never received the opportunity to earn a commission, the experience strengthened her resolve and work ethic. Her Army career led her to a variety of interesting assignments. She served as an Orderly room clerk, where she managed administrative records and personnel matters. Later, she became an offset press operator, working with an AB Dick printing press to produce military publications and materials. Eventually, she took on one of the Army's most challenging public-facing roles, serving as an Army recruiter and helping others begin their own military journeys. The Army also gave her the opportunity to travel extensively throughout the United States for training and professional development. Her military career eventually took her overseas to Böblingen, Germany, where she was stationed during two separate tours. Living abroad offered experiences and cultural insights that few Americans have the opportunity to enjoy. While serving her country, Gale learned the value of teamwork and the importance of building relationships with people from a wide variety of backgrounds. During her time in Germany, she began building her family. She gave birth to both of her children while serving in the Army, balancing the responsibilities of motherhood with the demands of military life. One of her children was born in Frankfurt, Germany, making her family's story part of America's military presence overseas during that era. Although she never achieved her dream of becoming an officer, Gale's Army career reflects a different kind of success. Through perseverance, adaptability, and dedication, she served her country honorably while raising a family, pursuing higher education, and embracing opportunities that took her across the United States and overseas. Today, her story serves as a reminder that military service is about more than rank or title. It is about commitment, sacrifice, and the willingness to answer the call to serve. Her journey reflects the experiences of many women veterans who broke barriers, created opportunities for future generations, and left a lasting legacy through their service. Veterans Day holds special meaning for Gale. In addition to honoring the men and women who have served in all branches of the military, it also marks the anniversary of the passing of her second spouse, making it a day of both gratitude and personal remembrance. Gale has lived in our park community for more than ten years and treasures the friendships she has made through volunteering, participating in community activities, and helping coordinate social events. One of the most important lessons she learned from her military service is the value of teamwork and being there to help neighbors and friends when they need support. During our interview, Gale also shared another lifelong dream. She once hoped to become a broadcast journalist, inspired by well-known journalists such as Rachel Maddow and Amy Goodman of Democracy Now! While that dream took a different path, her curiosity, commitment to people, and interest in the world around her have remained constant throughout her life. Gale's story reminds us that success is not defined solely by titles or positions attained. Rather, it is measured by perseverance, service, family, friendships, and the positive impact we have on the lives of others. Her journey is one worth celebrating and one that deserves to be remembered and shared. 11

From the Jungles of Vietnam to Rincon Valley: The Story of Robert P. Blanco A new neighbor reflects on military service, family, resilience, and life after Vietnam If you've met Robert P. Blanco, you've probably noticed his easy smile and quick sense of humor. What you may not know is that before becoming one of our newest neighbors, Robert served as a combat infantryman in Vietnam, built a successful career as an electrician, achieved national recognition in handball, and spent decades helping fellow veterans and young athletes. Even before his military service, Robert was known for his strong sense of responsibility. He never smoked or drank, and his only real vice, he jokes, was being overly protective of his younger sister, Martha, whom he adored. Any young man who came calling at the family home could expect a thorough evaluation from Robert before being allowed through the door. In recent years, Robert frequently visited Martha and eventually decided to purchase a home near her. Neighbors quickly discover that he is a kind man with a wonderful sense of humor. Since the passing of his wife, Adrian, three years ago, Robert has devoted much of his time to his beloved cat, Sassy, as well as his siblings, nieces and nephews. Robert was drafted into the U.S. Army on his mother's birthday, May 17, 1967. He was assigned to the 9th Infantry Division and deployed to Vietnam as a combat infantryman. Around the same time Robert was drafted, his best friend enlisted in the Navy, hoping to avoid combat. Instead of Vietnam, his friend was sent to Germany to work with nuclear weapons and submarines, while Robert began a very different journey. As part of his service, Robert carried an M16 rifle and operated both 81mm and 60mm mortars used to protect his platoon during patrols. During his time in Southeast Asia, he spent six months stationed in Laos. His unit's mission often involved locating enemy forces concealed within dense jungle foliage and responding when threatened by Viet Cong forces. Conditions were frequently dangerous, unpredictable, and physically demanding. Robert eventually returned home, but the effects of his service never fully left him. Like many Vietnam veterans, he was exposed to Agent Orange, the chemical defoliant used to remove vegetation and improve visibility for American troops. Years later, he developed Parkinson's disease, a condition linked to Agent Orange exposure, and he continues to cope with the challenges of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Before being drafted, Robert had completed his apprenticeship as an electrician and joined the electricians' union. He recalls feeling as though he had barely earned his certification before the Army came calling. Although initially assigned to combat operations, Robert's electrical expertise eventually led to a different assignment. After extensive time on the front lines, he was transferred to maintain and service generators used by senior military leadership. When his military service ended, Robert returned to civilian life and resumed his career as an electrician. He later married Adrian and enjoyed spending time with his brother Jack and sisters Pat and Martha. Returning to civilian life required a different kind of endurance. Robert focused on his career, nurtured family relationships, and gradually built a life beyond the battlefields of Southeast Asia. Originally in California, Robert had achieved another distinction. He became a highly accomplished handball player, eventually ranking number one in California and sixteenth in the nation. Although he no longer competes, he has remained involved with the sport by coaching younger players and helping promote youth handball programs in his community. His enthusiasm for the game continues through mentoring and encouraging the next generation of athletes. Robert has also devoted considerable time to helping fellow veterans. Through veterans' organizations, he has supported others coping with PTSD and service-related disabilities, offering encouragement and understanding drawn from his own experiences. One lesson Robert carried forward from his military years was the importance of discipline, both physical and mental. He recalls military doctors emphasizing the need to stay fit, remain alert, and be prepared for whatever challenges might arise. Those lessons have stayed with him throughout his life. Today, Robert enjoys being close to family, spending time with his beloved cat Sassy, and getting to know his new neighbors in Rincon Valley Manufactured Estates. Whether mentoring young athletes, supporting fellow veterans, or simply sharing stories and laughter with friends, he continues to demonstrate the same quiet commitment to others that has defined his life for decades. This Veterans Day, we are pleased to welcome 12 Robert to our community and thank him for his service to our country and to those around him.

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The Sunshine Lady Is Still Shining! The Friendly Connection | November 2026 Well, surprise, surprise! Just when I thought I’d written my final article, along comes wonderful news! Thanks to our new editor, our beloved Friendly Connection will continue sharing the news and happenings around our park. And guess what? You’re not getting rid of your Sunshine Lady that easily! I’m delighted to be back, spreading smiles and a little sunshine! Hello, November! The leaves are falling, mornings are chilly, and Thanksgiving is just around the corner. Here in Santa Rosa, November usually brings daytime temperatures in the 60s, cooler nights, and more rain. Time for cozy sweaters and something warm to drink! November Birthday Horoscopes Scorpio (Oct. 23–Nov. 21): Loyal, passionate, determined, and a little mysterious. Once a Scorpio makes up their mind, good luck changing it! Sagittarius (Nov. 22–Dec. 21): Adventurous, optimistic, and outspoken. Their mouths may move faster than their brains, but their hearts are in the right place! Birthstones & Flowers November’s birthstones are topaz, associated with love and strength, and sunny citrine, a symbol of happiness and prosperity. The birth flower is the cheerful chrysanthemum, representing friendship, joy, and longevity. Look Up at the November Sky! November 9: New Moon, a fresh beginning. November 24: Full Beaver Moon, named for the season when beavers prepare for winter. Some of life’s loveliest sights are free! Mark Your Calendars Nov. 1: Turn clocks back one hour! Nov. 3: Election Day. Nov. 11: Veterans Day — thank you to all who served. Nov. 26: Thanksgiving — count your blessings, not your calories! Famous November Birthdays Joni Mitchell (Nov. 7), Leonardo DiCaprio (Nov. 11), Whoopi Goldberg (Nov. 13), Goldie Hawn (Nov. 21), and Mark Twain (Nov. 30). Happy birthday to all our November neighbors, too! A Little November Fun November was once the ninth month of the Roman calendar. Its name comes from the Latin novem, meaning nine. Apparently, even the Romans had trouble keeping their calendars straight! As we celebrate gratitude, I’m especially thankful our Friendly Connection will continue bringing neighbors together. Thank you to our new editor and everyone who keeps it going. Until next month, keep smiling, enjoy the little things, and remember: there’s always a little sunshine, even on cloudy days! With love and sunshine, Your Sunshine Lady

NEW YEAR’S EVE WARM-UP PARTY!

� WELCOME, 2027! � Presented by your RVME HOA Social Committee Well, friends…2026 is almost in the books! Before we officially turn the page and welcome 2027, come join your neighbors and friends for a little New Year’s Eve warm-up RVME style!

Thursday, December 31st at 5:30 p.m. We’re starting the celebration early this year! We’ll begin at our usual time, enjoy some good food, good company, and plenty of holiday cheer - and then send you home early enough to continue celebrating however you choose. The HOA will provide a variety of party platters for everyone to enjoy, and we’ll have sparkling cider ready for a toast to the new year. Planning to celebrate with something a little stronger? No problem! Just remember to B.Y.O.B. And, of course…there’s a 50/50 raffle! Bring a few dollars and try your luck! Tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. Donations are always welcome, too. Every dollar left in the Donation Box helps fund future RVME social events, so give what you can, when you can. Your generosity helps keep the good times rolling all year long! A sign-up sheet will be available in the clubhouse as we get closer to the party. Or, if you’re already ready to ring in the new year, you can sign up anytime by emailing windypond@gmail.com. Guests are welcome! Guest admission is $5.00 per person. So come raise a glass of sparkling cider, share a few laughs with your neighbors, and help us give 2026 a proper send-off! Let’s warm up for the countdown together! Happy New Year, RVME! Here’s to 2027!

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Thursday, December 10th at 5:30 p.m. We had a fantastic holiday potluck last year; our residents brought so many delicious dishes. I received multiple requests that we do the same this year. So... everyone's family has a favorite, traditional dish that must always be included in their holiday celebrations. And chances are, you’re the one that makes ��

Thursday, December 10th at 5:30 p.m. We hope you can make it!

The sign-up sheet will be in the clubhouse as we get closer to the event or you can sign up anytime by emailing windypond@gmail.com. Guests are welcome at $5.00 per person. Remember to bring a few dollars for the 50-50 raffle. Tickets are $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00. Donations are always welcome. Every dollar left in the Donation Box is used to help fund future social events. So give what you can when you can. We thank you for your generosity! **If your plans change & you become unable to attend, please give us a 18 courtesy notification. (windypond@gmail.com)**

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it. With my family, it was BROCCOLI CASSEROLE. A dish that I picked up from a work potluck luncheon! So why don’t you dazzle us with your family's favorite at our Holiday Potluck?

YOUR EMERGENCY CONTACT PERSON Submitted by Belinda Riehl, HOA Communication Editor We all hope it will never be necessary to use an emergency contact number for us. When we applied for residency here at RVME, we filled out a lot of paperwork. In that information, we included the name and number of someone to contact in an emergency. However, the Manager’s office is not always open: after hours, on weekends, or holidays. I’m offering a service to expedite the search for the relative or close friend you have designated to be contacted if there is an emergency for you. If you are in the HOA database for rvme.hoa@gmail.com (that means you receive email from Rincon Valley HOA), I can quickly find the name and phone number of the person you would want to be contacted if you have an emergency. Everyone in the Rincon Valley HOA database has given their written consent to be in the database, also known as having “opted in.” To add your Emergency Contact Person, you will need to provide me with that designated person’s name and phone number (preferably a mobile number) in writing. Please know this information will never be used for any other purpose, will never be disclosed to anyone or any other entity, and is being provided by you only to be used if there is a personal emergency for you. The emergency contact person will not be included in the printed Resident Directory. You can provide that Emergency Contact Person’s name and phone number below and return this form to Belinda Riehl in person at my home: 112 Cardinal Way. Or you can email me the information, which will serve as your written permission to “opt in.” If at any time you wish to be removed from the Rincon Valley HOA database (opt out) or change any information, all you have to do is contact me by email at rvme.hoa@gmail.com or belinda.real@gmail.com. I’m happy to answer any questions by phone at 805-279-4193, but I’ll still need your information in writing. EMERGENCY CONTACT PERSON Your name:_____________________________ Your email: _____________________________ Your emergency contact person’s name: _____________________________________________ Your emergency contact person’s phone number (preferably mobile): ______________________ Your emergency contact person’s relationship to you: _____________________ 20

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