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RVME HOA Executive Board ROSTER For the term starting May 1, 2025 (Rev. 11/1/2025) PRESIDENT – Barbara Richards (707)486-8285, barb530@att.net 1ST VICE PRESIDENT - Norma Smith-Davis (707)696-2538, nsdavis2@me.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)536-9090, 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)539-8525, murphy-janet@sbcglobal.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 – Belinda Riehl, Editor (805)279-4193, belinda.real@gmail.com _____________________________________________________________________ MANUFACTURED HOME COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS: SRMOA (Santa Rosa Manufactured Homeowners Association) – Kathleen Needels (707)538-8688, sunshine5556@sbcglobal.net GSMOL (Golden State Manufactured-Home Owners League) – Norma Smith-Davis (707)696-2538, nsdavis2@me.com CARA (California Alliance for Retired Americans) – Norma Smith-Davis (707)696-2538, nsdavis2@me.com

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Today was another day of Christmas errands, but by the time this is received, the Holidays will be a happy memory, and we can begin planning for the next family gathering.

The weather today is showing off with all the fog in the valleys but sunshine here in Rincon Valley. The sunsets have been spectacular from here in the Park. We really do have many days of pleasant weather here where we live.

Just a note to remind you and your guest that a speed limit of 15 mph should be observed by all within the Park.

Your Executive Board has been meeting monthly. We are working on items that will improve the Park and make the streets safe for all. Remember, this Board is possible because all the members are volunteers who have run for office or been appointed when a vacancy occurred. In April, we will be voting for the offices of President, 2nd Vice-President, and Treasurer. Please consider running for an office. Sheila Hirsch is head of the Nomination Committee.

Please feel free to call her or any Board Member if you have questions or want more information.

Happy New Year to All.

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“Be at war with your vices, at peace with your neighbors, and let every new year find you a beƩer [person].”

—Benjamin Franklin

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HUGE NEWS

Peter and Yvonne Jones were married a er high school in the San Fernando Valley (in Southern California), where they raised four sons. Yvonne worked various administra ve jobs in numerous loca ons for the State of California, including the Administra on Department at Malibu State Park. Peter was a California Department of Correc ons Career Technical Educa on Instructor and Parole Board Officer who re red in 2009 a er working in several adult prisons and as a Ventura Youth Correc ons CTE Instructor at California Youth Authority. They have come to our beau ful park with three years of experience as managers at Sherwood Mobile Home Community Park in Lancaster, California.

RVME is fortunate to have this lovely couple with several life mes of experience working with people in challenging situa ons. Give Peter a wave when you see him driving the golf cart or working around the park. Maybe make a quick stop to say hello to Yvonne in the office to welcome them to our community.

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Presented by your RVME HOA Social Commi ee

2026 SUPER BOWL PARTY Sunday, February 8th at 3:30 p.m.

Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jacks ……whoops, wrong game. But we will have plenty of peanuts, Cracker Jacks (un l they last), and popcorn too! And, what’s a football game without beer? Well, you’ll have to bring that yourself! We’ll have hot dogs with a bag of chips for $1.50 at hal ime. Hey, that’s COSTCO prices!!! Coke and Diet Coke for $.50 un l we run out. Drop by any me beginning at 3:30 and stay un l the Vince Lombardi Trophy is awarded to the NFL Champion Team.

The sign-up sheet will be in the clubhouse as we get closer to the event. Or you can sign up any me by emailing windypond@gmail.com. Guests are welcome for $5.00 per person.

Remember to bring a few dollars for the 50-50 raffle. We’ll pull the lucky winners at hal ime. Tickets are $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00. Dona ons are always welcome. Every dollar le in the Dona on Box is used to help fund future social events. So give what you can when you can. We thank you for your generosity!

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SOCIAL EVENTS REPORT

By Gail Lake Welcome 2026! May this new year bring you everything you hope for.

We have designated the first month of this year as Social Commi ee Apprecia on Month. We are exhausted from all the ac vi es in December, so we’re taking the whole month off. Never fear, we have our 2026 calendar in the works. We’re just wai ng to nail down some dates, and we’ll publish the schedule for you. In the mean me, please take this opportunity to appreciate the dedica on, crea vity, and hard work your Social Commi ee volunteers put into bringing you the fun events we enjoy. And if you run into one of our volunteers this month, please take a few moments to thank them. Our volunteers include Barbara Page, Dona Mitchell (co-chair), Gale Grubb, Gerrie Peterson, Jacqua Miller, Kathy Munson, Marie Borell, Martha McDonald (cochair), Millie Plagge, Nadia Howard, Sharon Fanfa, Sherri Loyd, and me (lead co-chair). I would be a total wreck without them!

We hope you will join us for our Super Bowl Party on Sunday, February 8th, beginning at 3:30. All the details are in the flyer elsewhere in this newsle er. We are also planning our St. Patrick’s Day Dinner, aiming for March 19th. Corned beef and cabbage, with all the fixings, will be provided by your HOA. Thank you for your help and support.

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UPCOMING EVENTS Super Bowl Party, Sunday, Feb. 8th Bingo Returns, Monday, Feb. 16th, 6 p.m.

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Free Table The Free Table has magically returned to the Laundry Room! All residents are invited to browse the table or drop off items that your neighbors may want.

Residents only.

Each item must be dated (materials are provided).

If your item is still on the table in 2 weeks, please take your item home.

Only clean, gently used items.

Must be in working order.

No food, books, large electronics, or items on the floor.

Ask yourself, ”Would I give this to a friend?”

Please keep the table tidy at all times. If the tables become messy or junky, or if unwanted items are left there, the table will have to go away again.

Enjoy!

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It’s Back!

Bingo is returning to RVME! Star ng February 16th, Bingo will be held in the Clubhouse on the 3rd Monday of each month at 6 pm. We’ll have 6 regular games and a blackout game. 6 games for 50 cents plus blackout for 50 cents more per card.

We’ll have snacks and DOOR PRIZES! So mark your new calendars for the following dates: Monday February 16th , Monday March 16th Monday April 20th , Monday May 18th And Monday June 15th

See you there!

For ques ons or comments, email jacqua@sonic.net.

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COPE REVIEW

By LOAN LUTZ THE RESPONSIBILITY of COPE (Citizens Organized to Prepare for Emergencies) in this community.

COPE's responsibility in this community is to distribute the information you need to prepare for an emergency.

How you act upon the information is your responsibility.

Since 2024, roughly 1/4 of the homes in this park have new residents, and we have distributed a guide to each of these households. The guide includes, among other things, information on how to sign up for emergency alerts, what our zone is, ways out of the park, and grab-and-go bags.

If you are a new resident who has relocated from another area within Sonoma County and were previously signed up for alerts, please update your location information with SoCo Alerts and/or NIXLE. Times have changed, and due to the current definition of privacy, we may have missed a new resident who has moved into the park. If you do not have a copy or have misplaced our emergency preparedness guide, please contact me and I will get you a copy.

An additional service of COPE Thanks to the generosity of past and present residents, we also maintain a stock of medical-related equipment free for you to use when needed. This equipment includes wheelchairs, transfer chairs, two and four-wheeled walkers, knee scooters, commode chairs, shower chairs, bed rails, and canes.

Please complete the form on the next page and return it to me, Joan Lutz. If you need assistance with signing up for alerts, have questions about any of the information in the guide, or you need to borrow any of the equipment we have on hand, please get in contact with me at one of the following: Address: 203 Bluejay Drive Phone: 707-538-2119 (land line does not accept texts) Cell phone: 707-331-3522 Email: jrlutz5555@att.net

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HOLIDAY CRAFT FAIR AND CHARITY BAKE SALE RECAP

We had a perfect cold and foggy December 6th for our 8th annual Holiday Craft Fair and Charity Bake Sale. Our HOA had put up three beautiful, sparkling Christmas trees, and the clubhouse felt warm and inviting.

Shoppers arrived and were greeted with a complimentary cup of hot cocoa.

They moved from one beautiful table display to the next. The crafters did well, expressed how kind the shoppers were, and how much they enjoyed the day.

We had four new crafters this year, and they all said they'd like to participate in our next craft fair.

Here at RVME, we sometimes don't see one another for months at a time, and it was wonderful to see so many of you again.

We'd like to send a huge thank you to Sharon Fanfa, Marianna Moats, Marie Borell, and Jacquie Long. These women are our good friends and neighbors, who kept the ball rolling to make this year's Holiday Craft Fair the joyful event it was.

While the clubhouse was filled with beautiful handmade treasures, the kitchen counter was loaded with homemade and bakery delights for the Charity Bake Sale. Over thirty of our residents brought their goodies to contribute to the fundraiser for the Redwood Empire Food Bank. We collected $909.50. Each person who brought baked goods was eligible to win a $25 VISA Gift Card just for participating. That random selection went to Annette O’BrienFashauer. Thank you to everyone who contributed and to Jacquie Long and Sheila Hirsch for their help in the kitchen. After expenses, we donated $800 to the Food Bank just in time for the holiday season.

A lot of work goes into an event like this. It was truly a combined effort from many people. Thank you all for making the 2025 Holiday Craft Fair and Charity Bake Sale a huge success.

Sincerely, Carol Campanelli, Craft Fair Director Caitlin Downing and Belinda Riehl, Bake Sale Coordinators

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Welcome, As the calendar turns, I wanted to extend a warm welcome to January 2026 and wish you a truly wonderful New Year! This month always feels imbued with a special sense of optimism and renewal, a perfect canvas for fresh starts and exciting ventures.

January, aptly named after Janus, the Roman god of doors and gateways, truly embodies the spirit of transition and new beginnings. It’s a time to look back with reflection and forward with intention, marking the passage from one chapter to the next.

For those celebrating birthdays this month, the zodiac signs offer some fascinating insights. From December 22nd to January 19th, we have the Capricorns, renowned for their grounded nature, unwavering ambition, and remarkable discipline. Following them, from January 20th to February 18th, are the Aquarians, celebrated for their independence, intellectual curiosity, and unique perspectives.

January has also given us some truly iconic figures, including the legendary musician David Bowie, the revered civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., and the unforgettable comedian John Belushi. Their legacies continue to inspire and entertain us.

Beyond personalities, January holds its own charming symbols. The birth flower, the humble yet beautiful Carnation, symbolizes love and devotion, while the birthstone, Garnet, is believed to offer protection and healing. And for those cold winter days, it's fitting that January is also recognized as National Hot Tea Month!

Keep an eye on the sky on January 25th for the Full Moon, traditionally known as the Wolf Moon, named for the hungry wolves howling outside villages during the bitter cold of winter.

Looking ahead to 2026, many anticipate a year ripe with technological breakthroughs and significant opportunities for advancements in humanitarian efforts and social justice. It’s an ideal time to shed old energies, embrace new possibilities, and firmly commit to your New Year’s aspirations.

This month truly provides an excellent opportunity for personal growth and establishing healthy, sustainable habits, whether in fitness, nutrition, or mindfulness. Personally, I've embarked on a 30-day challenge, dedicating myself to consciously engaging with the present moment each and every day. It's a small step that I hope will lead to greater clarity and peace.

Wishing you and yours a year filled with joy, prosperity, and countless positive experiences.

Warmly, Kimberly Sherman (707)246-8751 Cherrysweet63@yahoo.com

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NEW RESIDENTS Glenna L. Adams 76 Cardinal Way 801-554-4013 glennaladams@gmail.com Gary & Joann Baumbach 48 Cardinal Way 707-695-4983 ceogaryb@gmail.com jjbaumbach@comcast.net These new residents will be included in the 2026 Resident Directory that will be printed in January and distributed along with the February Friendly Connection.

REDWOOD EMPIRE FOOD DISTRIBUTION Our local food distribution takes place at the PEP Housing complex located at Acacia Lane & Sonoma Highway every 2nd and 4th Friday of the month from 10:30–11:30 AM. The distribution typically includes chicken, eggs, bread, milk, cereals, nuts, produce, and more.

Additionally, there is a special box for seniors containing pantry staples. No financial questions are asked—just show up.

For questions, to volunteer, or for more information, please contact the Redwood Empire Food Bank at (707) 523-7903. We look forward to seeing you there!

Katie Karns | Hunger Relief Worker & Volunteer Coordinator Redwood Empire Food Bank

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RVME PARK PETS

Jacqua and Possum

Coco (Belinda’s grandpuppy)

Molly (Toni’s)

Sherri & Ollie

Charlo e & Daisy

Laura, Penny, and Lulu

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Martha and Pepper

Gale, Jazzy and Daisy Charlo e and Lulu

Beverly & Willie

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PET CARE AVAILABLE Going on vacation? Recovering from surgery? I can help! I am your neighbor at 120 Redwing and have helped neighbors for eight years. References available.

Short term pet care includes: Dog walking, feeding, and cuddles Cat visits, feeding, litter box cleaning, and TLC I can also water plants, pIck up mail, and put out trash bins, if needed.

All for $10 per visit!

Contact: Charlotte at 707-921-8259. (Call or text)

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