MEET MICHAEL STEWART
Sabal
Springs Director of Golf
By Patsy Clark
It isn’t often a 55-plus community like Sabal Springs gets lucky. But, in the case of snagging our Director of Golf, Michael Stewart, we surely are lucky. Michael came to us approximately 10 years ago with more than 30 years of world class experience. While being interviewed, Michael related that his career has allowed him the opportunity to rub shoulders with the likes of presidents of the United States, the Philippines and Indonesia, as well as many other varied government officials and military dignitaries, golf and other sports professionals, actors, sheiks and even kings – all because of the great game of golf!
At the early age of eight years old, Michael first picked up a golf club when his grandfather began teaching him and his brother the ins and outs of golf. Michael stated that he and his brother completed morning chores around the farm and even detasselled Iowa corn many mornings so they could play golf in the afternoons during his early adolescent summer days. Later in high school, Michael played golf almost daily and began working at a local golf course in Dubuque, Iowa where he eventually became the Assistant Golf Professional.
Following high school graduation, Michael entered the PGA Apprenticeship Program and began working towards his goal of becoming a Head Golf Professional. Michael explained that the PGA Apprenticeship schooling included study and direct experience in business and the administration of golf course management and turf grass agronomy. In addition, the training included learning proper golf fundamentals and instructional techniques such as the mechanics of the golf swing and more. He quickly developed a reputation as an astute swing coach through his training in the program which has been carried through to today. He went on to say that as soon as he passed his PAT (Players Ability Test), he turned professional in 1984 and became the Assistant Golf Professional at the Links of Key Biscayne in Miami, Florida.
As he continued to develop his skills, Michael moved into the role of Head Golf Professional when he was offered a position at the beautiful 63 Hole Championship Golf Course at Eagle Ridge Resort and Spa in Galena, Illinois. Eagle Ridge is a well-known resort golf course
which is approximately 2 1/2 hours from Chicago. According to Michael, many high-profile people have been known to play the course because of the course quality and style.
A few years later, when offered an opportunity to work as Director of Golf for I.M.G. (International Management Group), he jumped at the chance since he was, “a young ambitious single guy at the time…,” he said with a chuckle. Michael went on to explain that I.M.G. is a company that oversees prestigious golf courses around the world. He stated that he gained valuable experience in managing many varied course conditions and cultural norms in countries such as Indonesia, Philippines, China, Singapore, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, Dubai and Kuwait. During that tenure, many of the clubs included the oversight of 100 + employees, and multiple 18 Hole Championship Courses. He stated the position was challenging but also exciting as he met multiple types of dignitaries along the way and learned how to make the best of various course conditions, and, he said, “I always remembered that I was a guest in their countries.” We can only imagine the widely varied customs, religions, and unusual circumstances living and working in the tropics and deserts in those parts of the world must have been!
Once back in the States some seven years later, Michael performed the role of Director of Golf/Manager at the semi-private golf course called Royal Tee Golf and Country Club in Cape Coral, Florida, where he stayed for 8 years. While there, he also coached the North Fort Myers Boys’ High School Golf Team for a time while trying to increase Junior Golf participation in the community.
Michael stated that he remembers arriving in Sabal Springs early in 2014 because the course needed serious help. Those of us who were here then will remember that our tee boxes and greens were overrun with weeds and turf disease was rampant throughout our golf course. Our general golf course conditions were quite suspect at best as you can see by the first picture on the left above (example of turf disease) while the second picture on the right is
an example of our course today. His immediate goal then was, and continues to be, to increase and maintain course conditions at a respectable level so it is marketable. He went on to say that he also saw that the course had not been promoted and therefore outside play was minimal, so he set a goal to increase marketing through his connections and through social media. He began slowly making changes and working towards developing a team of golf course staff who are knowledgeable and capable. Michael is proud to work with his current golf course staff. He says he is also committed to making our golf course as good as it can be. He believes that our golf course is becoming known to be a nice (and challenging) 18-hole executive golf course. He mentioned that there is a lot more management and oversight going on behind the scenes than what we see.
When Michael was asked what he wants Sabal Springs residents to know, he unequivocally stated that we all need to know that he is here to protect homeowners’ golf interest in Sabal Springs. He understands that he is running a business for us and that he has to balance outside play with homeowner play which has at times become controversial. He also wants us to know that he is here to make our golf course as good as it can be given the budget and general make-up of the course.
He also wants us to know he is available to help us in any way he can. If we individually have a simple question about our golf swing or about a rule, he is happy to help. Also, if we are interested in individual or group golf lessons, he has the expertise to accommodate us.
Michael further stated that he wants us to always remember that golf is a game – that it gives us an opportunity for comradery and fun, and a chance to get to know and support one another in a way that no other game can. He went on to say, “golf is a unique sport that offers many life lessons such as perseverance and discipline to those willing to learn.” Michael thinks golf has taught him the meaning of integrity and honesty as well as the importance of learning good social graces, trust and patience.
Lastly, Michael, in all sincerity, stated that he loves Sabal Springs, not just the golfers but also the many people he meets along the way around the Clubhouse. “I love the people here. This is where I want to be…”, was one of his last statements as our interview came to a close. I guess that just about says it all.
So, if you see Michael Stewart around, thank him for his commitment and many contributions to our community at large, and to our golf course in particular. We are lucky to have him as our Golf Professional!
SABAL SPRINGS GOLF CLUB
By Bill Hare
Sabal Springs Golf Club is open to both residents and non-residents as well. This well maintained 18-hole par60 executive course is a challenging golf course for both beginners and experienced golfers as well with lots of water and tight fairways. The course features (4) sets of tee boxes. Blue at 3,253 yards, White 2,937 yards, Gold 2,376 yards and Red 2,126 yards. Sabal Spring Golf Club also has an all-grass driving range, practice bunker and a putting green. The Golf Club is Managed by the Director of Golf Michael Stewart. Michael has a staff of 3 that work in the Pro Shop with him. Dirk Dluhos, Al Parchuck, and Mike Temme. In addition, the course is maintained by the Superintendent Dayton Simpson, and has an outstanding staff maintaining the golf course, Tomas Mena, John Wilsman, Tom Stofko, Constancio (Manny) Chavez, Osvaldo Jose, Alexis Perez, Guillermo Alejandro Reina. Great job guys! Tee times can be arranged by calling the Pro Shop at 239-731-0101. Current Resident green fees are $42 for 18 holes and includes a golf cart. Current Nonresident fees are $47.00 for 18 holes. Fees are reduced during the summer months.
For Sabal Spring residents, Ownership Has Its Privileges!
As a homeowner, you're now part owner of the Sabal Springs Golf Club! It's time to enjoy playing a golf course that changes every day. We have golf memberships for Sabal Springs Homeowners. Join our Men's or Ladies Golf Associations, make new friends, and play in fun holiday Scrambles, Couples Tournaments, and competitive tournaments, as well. We also have Professional Golf Instruction for people of all ages and abilities.
Now is the time to join, whether you're an accomplished player or have simply promised yourself to give it a try someday. That day has come.
In addition to our beautifully maintained golf course, the driving range has several target greens, a practice bunker (sand trap) to enable each golfer to pick a specific target and practice with a purpose. The practice facility is over 300 yards from the rear of the natural grass between the pool and the big lake and a putting green in front of the clubhouse.
Benefits of Full Membership include: (golf carts are NOT included in the Membership fees)
Unlimited Golf Greens Fees
Pay NO trail fees, including in the membership price
Priority 7-day advance tee times
Discounted guest golf rates, (Homeowner rates)
USGA Handicap Services
Access to Reciprocal Programs to play S.W. Florida’s top Championship courses at discounted rates. May-October
Full annual Golf Membership rates are:
Single Annual Fall Promo-(SOLD ONLY NOVEMBER 1-30th) $1,800-subject to change
Annual Single $2,075
Annual Dual $2,800
Six months contiguous months’ unlimited play
6 mo. Single $1,725
6 mo. Dual $2,300
9- and 18-Hole Play card (subject to change)
9 holes $330
18 holes $440
For more information about the benefits, membership contact Michael Stewart at 239-731-0101
Men’s Golf Association, a fee is charged to join. Point of contact is Dieter Winterle 570-687-0209
SSMGA Men’s Golf Association League is every Thursday at 8 am
Ladies Golf Association,
SSLGA, Ladies Golf Association is every Wednesday, Point of contact Linda Hucker 847/987-3274
TEAM UP FOR SUCCESS
By Loretta Gehman
Teaming up for success is exactly what twelve teams of four golfers each did on Wednesday, February 14th and again on Thursday, February 15th in an attempt to successfully win their individual flights in the 2024 SSLGA 4-Person Team Tournament. Conditions were great, attitudes were right and leadership was established as the foursomes set out to play four different games in the two-day event. At the conclusion of day one everyone checked the scoreboard to see their status and plan their strategy for day two, but, in the end, four teams emerged victorious and claimed their awards on Friday, February 16th at the SSLGA monthly meeting held at Magnolia Landing with a luncheon hosted by Laurie Simkins, Reenie Heberer and Nancy Bastin. The margins from first place to second place were minimal this year including .73 points in the “A” Flight and an even closer margin of .18 points in the “C” Flight. The winners by flight were as follows:
“A” Flight Patsy Clark, Loretta Gehman, Reenie Heberer, Donna Ireland
“B” Flight Donna Blosinski, Cathy Dobson, Liz Jurocko, Eileen Linehan
“C” Flight
Mary Lou Collins, Mary Holten, Marcia Madison, Sherry Triptow
“9” Hole
Kathy Carpenter, Joy Melin, Helen Parlett, Beth Zes
Congratulations to all of the winners. As of this deadline, the next and final special event taking place for the SSLGA is the playing of the Club Championship Match Play Tournament.
HOLE IN ONE TIMES TWO
By Loretta Gehman
In less than one week two of our Sabal Springs lady golfers scored a hole in one. On Sunday, February 25th Donna Ireland teed up on hole# 4 and achieved the milestone of her fifth hole in one while playing with Al Parchuck and Tedd and Karen Jamieson. Less than a week later, Barton Sala scored a hole in one on the steeply banked hole# 7 while playing in the Saturday Couples event with her husband Gavin Kirk and Jack and Ellie Nelson. Fortunately for Barton, she was entered in the Hole-In-One Pot that the couples have for Saturday play. After buying endless rounds in the bar, I hope she has some prize money to indulge herself. Congratulations, ladies!
LET’S TRAVEL
By Phyllis Sandler
It's time to plan ahead and join your neighbors and friends on a future cruise. Don't Cook-celebrate Thanksgiving with family aboard Royal Caribbean's Explorer of the Seas on an 11-night Southern Caribbean cruise, November 24 to December 5, 2024 or Ring in the New Year on Royal's Serenade of the Seas on a 5-night Western Caribbean cruise, December 29 - January 3, 2025. If not the holidays, join your Sabal neighbors on our annual January cruise...this year to the Panama Canal on the Emerald Princess, January 11-23, 2025. For more information, please call Phyllis Sandler at 239-770-1891
SUNSHINE SINGLES
by Geri Gregorio
The Sunshine Singles group is growing in numbers with a following of approximately 40 and about 24-30 active members. As our group grows, we also grow in a variety of activities. Newer members bring their different ideas and frequently find that others have similar interests.
An unexpected side effect that has recently developed is that it’s not only a social group but now a group of singles who truly care about friends who may be in need of help. We reach out and contact each other daily to be sure we are all doing well and help where help is needed. We are single but we are not alone.
Last month members of the group enjoyed live theater at both the Florida Repertory Theatre and Broadway Palm, and dining/dancing at The Standard as well as other local clubs. We’ve enjoyed outdoor activities such as shuffleboard, pickleball, tennis, and the pool. We’ve visited Margaritaville and Sunseekers Resort as well as joining some Cape Coral Singles’ activities. We’re currently planning mini-golf, beach and movie days, and a monthly dine out at Pine Island, Matlacha or other interesting spots. Our Singles Trivia Team won 3rd place last month at The Standard Trivia night!!
If there is something you’d love to do but don’t want to venture out alone, bring your ideas to our next meeting and potluck dinner, on April 25 @ 5:00 PM. Contact Geri Gregorio or Donna Milbee for more information. We look forward to meeting you!
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
By Pat Harp
February 14
Walter Masters
Cheryl Taylor
Jane Rathburn
February 22
Bonnie Halberg
Carmella Manning
Nan Shewalter
February 28
Jane Rathburn
Earl Russell
Donna Michel
March 6
Jane Rathburn
Pat Harp
MONDAY DUPLICATE BRIDGE
By Earl Russell
February 5 1st Greg & Sue Jessup
2nd Ed Dudley & Ellen Zinner
3rd Walt & Rita Masters
February 12 1st Mike & Cathy Ward
2nd Earl Russell & Sharon Sullivan
3rd Ed & Joan Hall
February 19 1st Earl Russell & Sharon Sullivan
2nd Ed Dudley & Ellen Zinner
3rd Mike Ward & Paula Scheff
February 26 1st Carmella Manning & Cheryl Taylor
2nd Walt & Rita Masters
3rd Dave & Chris Bennett
EPC
By Linn Campbell
We’re back hard at work again now that the holidays are behind us and Spring is in front of us. Some of the things we have plans for are as follows:
We will be offering again some classes conducted by the Fire Department throughout the year.
We’ve heard hurricane season may start early this year!! So we want to be prepared! That leads to this, we are having a volunteer and instructional meeting in April. The tentative date of April 20th from 2:00pm4:00pm is in play as of now. So if you are a volunteer in our program or if you would like to volunteer, mark your calendar now and come! It’s really important that you be there (the clubhouse main room). Block captains are asked to please attend and If you feel you CAN help, this would be the time to sign up. We would love to have you and your skills. Or if you just want to find out what we actually do join us.
The committee would like to give some thank you:
● To Ron our new CAM for his input and enthusiasm for our committee.
● To Linda and Doug Pechstein for their donations of our safety vests.
● To Tom Tripto and Jim Chandler at the front gate for their time and help with the access to our internal program.
Once again please mark your calendar for April 20th and remember all of our upcoming information can be found on our bulletin board outside the HOA office. Thanks and have a wonderful and safe April.
PICKLEBALL FUNDraiser DANCE
Sabal Springs Pickleball Association
By Donna Milbee
On Sunday, April 21, 2024, Pickleball will host a fundraiser dance. Doors will open at 6pm with dancing from 6:30 to 9:30 PM. To live music from the Bandstand, in the Sabal Springs multi-purpose room. Pickle themed snacks and punch will be served. We will also have 50-50 raffle and raffle prizes. There will be line dance lessons during music intermission. Single tables available.
Ticket sales start on April 1st from 10 AM to noon, in the Sabal Springs clubhouse lobby; or call Nada Pajevic at 630-240-1365.
Proceeds will go to solid surface courts for the Sabal Springs Pickleball Association.
RICHARD (DICK) SCUDDER
By Donna Milbee
Richard (Dick) Scudder paints in acrylic on canvas usually but recently started a series of sea life cut from 3-ply cardboard, which may be influenced by his move to Florida in 2021.
If you noticed the love of horses in his work that was influenced by his growing up in what we call the “Horse Capital of the World” Central Kentucky. He has a business administration degree which took him all over the Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia area during his career.
His father was an administrator at Georgetown College where his parents started him in art lessons at the age of twelve. He is pictured here with his first painting that his parents cherished all these years.
The show horse painting is of My MY, a six time World Champion Five Gaited Horse, bred and shown by Frank Bradshaw, his neighbor and friend in Georgetown, Ky.
When Dick and his husband, Dan Deshon, decided to move to the Ft. Myers area they took a couple of months to navigate the real estate market looking for a gated community before settling full-time in Sabal Springs in November 2021. Dan works part time as a horticulturist with Edison Estates. His “green thumb" is obvious in the couple's well planted landscaping and potted plant filled lanai. They have a lovely home near the back gate where they enjoy entertaining and have provided some powerful pudding shots for community tasting.
Dick has a daughter and grandchild living in Atlanta who affectionately call the couple Grand Dad and Grand Dan.
Dick paints at a leisurely pace and says painting has always been a source of relaxation and accomplishment though he has sold a few paintings and recently completed a commissioned piece.
GOLF
WINNERS
FEB. 12-MAR. 11
(Club Championship March 15- results next issue)
By Charlene Frantz
Saturday Couples’ Scramble Feb.17
1st place team-Karol and Keith Bunch, Reenie and Norm Heberer
2nd place team-Anita and Carter Johnson, Chris and Lisa Morock
3rd place team-Gayle and John Barnes, Coleen and Ron Birmingham
4th place team-Mary Lou Collins and Dick Hansen, Joy Melin and Len Hallesy
5th place team-Charley and Roger Frantz, Janet and Les McEachern
6th place team-Kathy and Bob Carpenter, Yvonne and Sid Cegelski
7th place team-Sue Short and Rich Manning, Tom and Sherry Triptow
8th place team-Linda and Jeff Charlesworth, Cathy and Wayne Piper
Feb.24
1st place team-Karol and Keith Bunch, Sue Short and Rich Manning
2nd place team-Jo and Art Decker, Beth Zes and Bob Hawkins
3rd place team-Liz Jurocko and Bob Connelly, Janet and Les McEachern
4th place team-Barb and Larry Cassidy, Nan Shewalter and Ed Herrgard
5th place team-Gayle and John Barnes, Mary and Mark Richards
6th place team-Coleen and Ron Birmingham, Susan and Bill Roberts
7th place team-Mary Lou Collins and Dick Hansen, Joy Melin and Len Hallesy
8th place team-Robin and Dave Fritz, Kathy Steel and Mark Vargo
9th place team-Cathy and Wayne Piper, Sherry and Tom Triptow
March 2
1st place team-Linda Hood and Ed Herrgard, Anita and Carter Johnson
2nd place team-Bob and Kathy Carpenter, Barb and Larry Cassidy
3rd place team-Judy and Charlie Andrews, Cathy and Wayne Piper
4th place team-Sharon and Tom Miller, Sue Short and Rich Manning
5th place team-Mary Lou Collins and Dick Hansen, Kathy Steel and Mark Vargo
6th place team-Karol and Keith Bunch, Reenie and Norm Heberer
7th place team-Sandy and John Cocca, Donna Ireland and Terry Brown
8th place team-Rose and John Whitehouse, Beth Zes and Bob Hawkins
9th place team-Gayle and John Barnes, Shirley Berry and Bill McKesson
Hole in one- Barton Sala Hole #7
March 9
1st place team-Judy and Charlie Andrews, Donna and Bucko Blosinski
2nd place team-Eileen and John Linehan, Lisa and Chris Morock
3rd place team-Robin and Dave Fritz, Joy Melin and Len Hallesy
4th place team-Yvonne and Sid Cegelski, Bonnie and Gary Halberg
5th place team-Charley and Roger Frantz, May and Richard Wine
6th place team-Linda Hood and Greg Rood, Linda
Sholette and Paul Larsen
7th place team-Mary Lou Collins and Dick Hansen, Arlene Roy and Leo Pierson
8th place team-Sandy and John Cocca, Kathy Steel and Mark Vargo
9th place team-Karol and Keith Bunch, Janet and Les McEachern
Wednesday Ladies’ League
Feb. 14 & 15- 4 Person Team Tournament (See article)
Feb. 21
A Flight-1st place-Faye Cantrell
2nd place-Jane Ward
3rd place-Shirley Berry
B Flight-1st place-Mary Lou Collins
2nd place-Yvonne Cegelski
C Flight-1st place-Charley Frantz
2nd place-Cathy Piper
3rd place-Rose Whitehouse
4th place-Linda Sholette
Nine hole players
A Flight-1st place- Ellie Birmingham
2nd place-Kathy Carpenter
B Flight-1st place-Sharon Croxton
2nd place-Phyllis Oswald
C Flight-1st place-Arlene O’Donnell
2nd place-Ann Pangori
Feb. 28
A Flight -1st place- Reenie Heberer
2nd place- May Wine
B Flight-1st place-Loretta Gehman
2nd place-Arlene Roy
3rd place-Janet McEachern
C Flight-1st place-Lorainne Rechten
2nd place- Charley Frantz
D Flight-1st place-Linda Sholette
2nd place- Cathy Piper
Nine Hole players
A Flight-1st place-Kathy Carpenter
2nd place-Phyllis Oswald
3rd place-Ellie Birmingham
B Flight-1st place-Susan Roberts
2nd place-Helen Parlett
3rd place-Beth Zes
4th place-Linda Charlesworth
Mar. 6
Championship Semi-finals S.S.L.G.A.
Thursday Men’s League
Feb.15- (Ladies’ Tournament-No Men’s Day)
Feb. 22
White Flight
1st place-Tom Miller
2nd place-John Baas
3rd place- Roger Frantz
4th place-tie-Dave Fritz and Doug Mazurek
6th place-Bill McKesson
Gold Flight
1st place-Paul Perdue
2nd place-Paul Reitmeier
3rd place-John Cocca
Closest-to-the-pin Hole# Wayne Piper
Feb. 29
(Men’s Quarter Finals-Club Championship)
Mar. 7 (rained out. Played on March 8) Championship Semi-finals. S.S.M.G.A.
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Document (Tony)
Earl Russell (Chairman)
Scott Clark
Sandra Cocca
Karol Bunch
Nancy Dudak
ARC (Kathy)
Kristine Brooke
Mary Zitek (Chairman)
Linda Sholette
Ron Frailly (Co-Chair)
Donna Milbee
Diane Galante
Deb Phillips
Sue Dodge
Ad Hoc Finance (Tony)
Gary Clapp
John Ryan
Ad Hoc Contract Review (Tony)
Gary Clapp
Bernard Zitek
Building Maintenance (Rick)
Gary Clapp
Colin Bradt
Gary Ravin
Emergency Preparedness (Kathy)
Linn Campbell (Vice-Chair)
John Cocca
Mike Temme (Chair)
Donna Milbee
Pat Convery (activity contact)
Lauri Mansky
Linda Pechstein
Peter Kwaak
Ad Hoc Signs (Kathy)
Dave Collins
Gary Clapp
Tom Phillips
Landscape Maintenance (Kathy)
Cheryl Frailly
Rich Manning
Carol Homa
Christine Ziola
Compliance (Tom)
Pat Harp
Carol Homa
Bernie Zitek
Ad Hoc Communications (John)
Rich Manning
Donna Milbee
Christine Ziola
Basia Mielnik
Ad Hoc Dog Park (John)
John Cocca
Lisa Blier
Christine Ziola
Ad Hoc Decorating (John)
Joyce Doherty (Co-Chair)
Dieter Winterle (Co-Chair)
Sandy Cocca
Carmella Manning
Cheryl Frailly
Lisa Blier
Christine Ziola
Basia Mielnik
Cathy Bowen
Tennis / Pickleball (Rick)
Paul Peterson (Co-Chair)
Donna Milbee (Co-Chair)
Roger Williams
These listings are maintained by the S.S.H.O.A. office, please notify the office of any changes or corrections by email or contacting the S.S.H.O.A. office at 239-731-2191. Room reservations (ALL) contact the S.S.H.O.A. office at 239-731-2191.PLEASE NOTE THAT IF YOU ARRANGE FOR ANY EVENT WHICH INVOLVES NON-RESIDENTS, YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE TO NOTIFY THE GATEHOUSE
ACTIVITY CONTACTS 2024
Activities Group
Linda Mack 239-567-8474
Arts & Crafts Association Linda Voto 239-543-9927
Aquacise M/W/F Jeanine Clapp 309-737-7485
Aquacise T/TH Sandi Reichling 239-321-3467
Bingo ..................................................................................................
Book Club .............................................. Dee Dunphy 630-542-4595
Bowling .....................................................Betty Bliss 330-807-0813
Bridge (Duplicate) Earl Russell 630-926-1995
Bridge Social Pat Harp 708-822-3931
Breeze Newsletter Mary Ann Baillargeon 734-771-0991
................................................Cathy Ward, Bill Hare, Donna Milbee
Card Making
Bonnie Saxton 515-293-1834
Coffee Hour Joyce Doherty 239-543-4540
Crocheting/Knitting ..........................Kristine Brooke 239-217-0128
Dominoes .......................................... Wanda Thomas 321-229-2222
Emergency Preparedness. ...................... Pat Convery 239-851-1308
Entertainment Emily Ravin 800-983-5646
Euchre (Cards)
Jeanne Hill 239-851-3949
Exercise Ladies Diane Bucknavich 567 224 0495
Fitness Class Karen’s Karen Jamieson 315-783-3816
Golf Director Michael Stewart 239-731-0101
Golf Ladies (SSLGA) Loretta Gehman 814-937-2942
Golf Men’s (SSMGA) ...............................Greg Rood 585-545-5097
Hand & Foot .....................................Phyllis Chauvin 239-823-8304
Hand Foot & Elbow Wanda Thomas 321-229-2222
Library Dee Dunphy 630-542-4595
Mahjongg (Tuesday) Karen Winterie 570-877-1036
Michigan Rummy Midwest Group ......................................... Sue Jessup 317-413-1899
New England Group .............................. Jan Lambert 239-217-0510
Pay Me (313)..................................... Wanda Thomas 321-229-2222
Pickleball Jim Van Kuiken 219-742-7171
...............................................................Rick Stamper 330-858-1195
Pinochle Phyllis Kuback 856-237-4011
Poker Men’s Walt Massey 239-567-2401
Poker Ladies Rosa Venturini 239-543-7799
Quilting Janice Born 239-217-3615
Rummikub......................................... Wanda Thomas 321-229-2222
Shuffleboard ............................................Carol Homa 215-290-5274 ................................................................Norm Mihan 239-599-4503
Stitchery Jackie Kampfert 239-292-4998
Sun Shine Singles Donna Milbee 317-979-0229
Tai Chi Madeline Brosius 239-826-8131
Tennis Association (Woman) Gayle Malvezzi 330-718-8998
Tennis Association (Men) Leo Pierson 607-426-4794
Welcoming Committee Jeanine Clapp 309-737-7485
........................................................... Lanier Harrison 239-567-0031
Yoga ...................................................... Dawn Geraci 770-639-0271
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