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WILLIAM (BILL) ROKOSZ
17698 Acacia Drive
Bill was raised in Springfield, Massachusetts and a graduate of Cathedral High School 1976.
After High School Graduation he joined the US Army and served as a Military Police Officer in Germany for three years and received an Honorable Discharge in 1979.
He then attended Holyoke Community College and Westfield State College, receiving a degree in Criminal Justice.
He owned and operated his own Arnold’s Bread route in Massachusetts.
He has owned and operated four Antique businesses for over 25 years. Bill is currently managing one in Massachusetts and one on-line store.
Bill’s career has been with the US Postal service for 36 years, 30 years as a Mail Handler in Massachusetts and 6 years as a Letter Carrier in Arcadia. For 21 years of those he was a Union Representative, which includes filing and settling grievances and preparing for arbitration.
Bill retired from the US Postal Service in May of 2023, but is still an active member of The Board of Trustees for the State of Florida Branch 1776 for the Letter Carriers Union and an active Union Representative for the United States Postal Union negotiating for local agreements.
Bill and his wife Moe have been married for 18 years. They became full time residents of Sabal Springs in 2016. They have two Shih Tzu fur babies, Mojo and Max. He has many interests including collecting, antiquing, cooking, traveling, card games, swimming and golf.
Vision: Sabal Springs deserves a new direction where residents are able to voice their concerns and ideas. We can make a plan to unite together to make this a successful community for all residents. “Your Voice Matters”.
PAUL WILLIAM (BILL) HARE
Personal
memories were coaching youth football, boys 12/13 up to 120 lbs. This was my life for 13 years. My teams were invited to participate in the National Football Federation games in Atlantic City Convention Hall. As young men, these boys and parents helped develop the person I am today. I attended the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School and later Penn State University, studies included accounting and business law.
Working Career
Born and raised in a small railroad town in the Harrisburg, Pennsylvania area. Participated in athletic programs in high school and was once judged best dancer of my class of 49! Member of the lettermen group, played in the band, sang in the choir, and led the senior high yearbook committee. Following in my father’s footsteps, became active with the community youth athletic league. First serving as Treasure later as President. Was named board member of the community recreation board later becoming president. I coached little league baseball and later umpired teenage baseball. My most fond
I began my working career at a local bank, first as a teller, then promoted to the audit department and later was named chief accountant responsible for daily financial transactions, financial statements, federal funds investing, and merger activities. With the advent of Medicare in 1966 changed careers and was employed by Capital Blue Cross to establish the accounting policies and procedures for new Federal Healthcare Plans, Medicare, Medicaid and CHAMPUS. Latter appointed as first Internal Auditor. I was recognized for my leadership and was recruited to the Blue Cross Association in Chicago. This was a traveling consulting position to train accountants to install a new automated accounting system for Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans across the nation. I then found myself named National Medicare Manager for a Facility Management, Information Technology, and Consulting Company, later becoming Vice President of Marketing and Consulting Services. This opportunity allowed me to learn how the Federal and State Governments procure Healthcare Contracts. I became an expert at writing winning proposals for the award of these RFP contracts. With this new found knowledge I started my own management consulting company and for nearly 20 years I was engaged by the largest and most aggressive healthcare and IT companies bidding for the award of these billion-dollar Government Healthcare contracts. I sold my company in 2005 and retired. While living in a Chicago area community I was asked to consult with the HOA Treasure, as certain accounting issues needed attention. I also audited the HOA books for several years preparing audit reports of findings and recommendations to the HOA board.
More Personal Information
Married my high school sweetheart, Joanne, and our marriage lasted over 60 years until she died in 2021. We have two boys and one girl. I lost my daughter to cancer in 2018. Joanne I were snow birds for many years, first with trips to Ft Lauderdale, then a purchased condo in Weston, Florida. In 2016 we found Sabal Springs, in N Ft Myers, Florida and fell in love with this community. We purchased our home at 3805 Sabal Spring Blvd. with the
idea of it being our winter home. That changed in 2018 when Joanne became too sick to make the trips back to Illinois. After a few years of caregiving, I am ready for some new challenges and new life. I have been helping with the Sabal Springs Breeze Newsletter authoring a few articles each month. I have great neighbors that help support this first-time bachelor. Enjoy our local golf course and clubhouse. While living in the Weston Condo, I was asked to assist the HOA board with reserve accounting needs and I also conducted a review of the contracted management company services.
My interest to become a Sabal Springs Board Member I believe my education, business work experience, and past community activities will be viewed as important traits to the benefit of the Sabal Springs community. I have been a business leader and my entrepreneurship shows that I have the ability to work with all types of people. I am prepared to assist the HOA board to identify problems and develop workable solutions in concert with our community desires. Let’s all work towards “Unity for the Community”. If elected, and should the board select me as the next Treasure, you can be assured your fees will be in trusted hands with a complete and honest accounting to include full transparency to the community. This is my pledge to each Sabal Springs resident.
JOYCE DOHERTY
3880 Schefflera Drive
239-543-4540 teach945@aol.com
Employment Retired Teacher
26 years in Education, 8 years as a Department Head
Education
B.S. from the University of Bridgeport Conn.
M. Ed. from Rhode Island College Community Involvement
Eight years 2013 -16, 2018-2023 Sabal Springs BOD Committee Memberships
Entertainment Committee, Arts & Crafts
Veteran’s Day Memorial Flag Committee
Exploratory Committee 2010-2011
Holiday Decorations Committee
Coffee Hour
From 2013-2016 and 2018-23, I have had the honor to serve on the Sabal Springs HOA Board of Directors. In 2013-16, I served as Vice President and in 2018-22 as Secretary. From 2022-23 I was Vice President again. During that time, there have been many positive changes and a few not so positive.
Over the years, we have faced many challenges: two severe hurricanes that took down our walls and damaged
our clubhouse roof, as well as many of our homes; an old irrigation system in constant need of repair and a virus that shut us down. We have had restaurant vendors who excited us with great food and good service and those that disappointed us. We have seen boards that worked well together and some that did not.
However, we, as a community, have always managed to move forward. We made repairs to our clubhouse roof and continue to work on replacing our perimeter walls and fences. We replaced the water tank. We updated our bathrooms and restaurant and continue to improve the golf course and common areas. The market value of our homes has never been higher.
As a past board member, I know firsthand what can be accomplished when a board works together; when respect for each other’s opinions, ideas, strengths and talents and a willingness to compromise for the betterment of our community, are regarded as important factors. I have also seen what happens when all board members are not included in decisions; when communication breaks down and decisions are made by two or three members with no input from or respect for the rest of the board.
If elected, I will use my past board experiences and commitment to work with all board members, for the betterment of our community and to continue to move Sabal Springs forward in a positive direction.
JOHN B. BAAS
17711 Pineapple Palm
From northern suburbs of Detroit, MI
2 sons, 4 granddaughters, 2 great grands
EDUCATION:2 degrees in Culinary with teaching certification
Master’s degree in education administration
WORK: 4 years USMC, 2 tours in Viet Nam
12 years restaurant chef and/or manager-metro Detroit area
24 years teaching Culinary/Hospitality- Troy Schools
16 years- Cherry Creek Golf Course ranger, outing supervisor.
PERSONAL GROWTH:
Michigan Hospitality Teachers; member, officer
Athens High School Improvement; member, chairperson
Numerus school committees
Basketball coach; 8th grade, junior varsity, boys and girls
HOA board member; 2 different communities, 23 years
Several Shelby Township committees; Beautification, Master Plan, Veterans and Trustee candidate
MSU Extension Master Gardener
UF/ISAF Master Gardener Volunteer
LCSO Citizens Academy
Currently serving second year on HOA BOD as President
I have lived a life of service. From the time I was 18 and entered the Marine Corps, I have been involved with my community. I am extremely organized. I have decades of experience dealing with adults and juveniles. I am a handson person and can easily delegate.
I have lived in Sabal Springs for almost 5 years. We live in a wonderful community that is the envy of all that visit. Our amenities are superb, and costs (dues) are in line or lower with other communities. I am forward-thinking and would like to help Sabal Springs grow into an even better community. Recognize all the great things that our HOA has achieved and build on those accomplishments.
HOA is not a lifetime of service. It is a shared service to our community. Each person contributes. We need to encourage new members and younger members to get involved.
JEFFERY DUNCAN
3597 Sabal Springs Blvd. North Fort Myers, FL 414-852-9410
Former Milwaukee County deputy sheriff and who is knowledgeable about rule of law, demonstrated a high level of integrity and reliability. Member of the Milwaukee County Bomb disposal. Currently providing plumbing and light electrical services within the community. While living in Wisconsin he had a plumbing and remodeling business for 24 years providing remodeling kitchens and bathrooms.
Jeff is a no-nonsense factual person who looks out for what is best in any situation. His mission if elected to the HOA board would be to provide a positive influence on all governing matters with a focus of seeking what is best for the community. Jeff has a history of listening to the facts and making determinations based on those facts. One of his mottos is “you make the best decision with the facts you have at hand. If you are presented with new facts, you make the best decision based on those facts and continue to move forward.”
His main goal is to see the community whole!
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THE FINAL CURTAIN
By Loretta Gehman
Tuesday, January 9th, 2024, brought down the final curtain on the 12th Annual Sabal Springs Golf Cart Parade when the committee made the presentation of checks to the North Fort Myers High School Music Department and the JROTC. Committee members Doug Pechstein, Patsy Clark and Loretta Gehman met with Principal Diggs at 9:00 A.M. and were taken first to the band room where Sara Johnson had the student band members practicing. Doug expressed our community’s disappointment due to the band not being a part of our celebration this year since our clubhouse was closed to the public. Mrs. Johnson was quick to point out that the students were equally disappointed not to be able to participate in our parade. They love the atmosphere of our community and the volunteers who feed them hot dogs and the plentiful baked goods provided by the residents of this great community. Loretta, on behalf of the generous Sabal Springs parade goers, presented a total of $3,021.00 to the music department.The kids could be heard expressing surprise at the large amount of money being donated and their applause signaled their appreciation.
Next, we were ushered to the JROTC classroom where the students were assembled for class. The two gentlemen in charge of this group, Ron Cluff and Robert Hightower, are perfect examples of exactly the type of people necessary to mold our youth into leaders. What a respectful, great group of kids. Patsy presented a total of $1,450.00 to the JROTC this year. Below is a photo of the hierarchy of the group. From left to right: Ava Rivas, Cadet Major; Emma Holmes, Command Sergeant Major; Andrew DeOreo, Lt. Colonel; Bradyn Metzger, Battalion XO; Christian Mason, Battalion Command Sergeant Major.
All three of the committee members present at the school today came away with the same thought, our teenagers at North Fort Myers High School are impressive young adults with good people guiding them down the proper path. Thanks to your generosity, uniforms will be bought, instruments will be cleaned, music will be purchased and the kids will gain memories of what it means to give and receive while being responsible citizens.
DEAR RESIDENTS OF SABAL SPRINGS
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you all. We hope that you all had a fabulous year and holiday with your friends and family. We were so sad that we weren't able to join you for your parade this year. Hopefully your clubhouse can be fixed soon and will be up and running.
We have been busy and have had a really terrific first semester at North Fort Myers High School so far this year. We came back to school with a record number of freshmen and sophomores in band, making us the biggest class that North has had. During the fall, our marching band put on our competitive marching band show called "Around the World." It featured one of our wonderful actresses for North High in a massive hot air balloon (which we built for the football field) and featured music from other cultures like Spain, parts of Asia and Egypt as the balloon made its way around the world. The show ended with a return to America. It was a WONDERFUL season. This year, when we went to our Marching Band State Championships in Tampa, North High progressed into the Finals Round of Championships! The first time EVER in North history! We got 5th place! It was the highlight of the semester and was a terrific way to wrap up a long (and very hot marching band season). We then ended the semester with our holiday concert, performing to a packed auditorium house.
Semester two should be filled with more exciting adventures. We will debut our high school musical, "All Shook Up" in the first weekend of February which will feature some of our top musicians in our live orchestral pit. We will prepare music for our Jazz band and Concert Assessments in February and March. Our Indoor Percussion and Indoor Color Guard ensembles are beginning their seasons which will see them travel across the state to perform their shows. We are hoping to come and play for you sometime this spring. We will wrap up the semester with a guest jazz artist from New York for our jazz band concerts on April 27 and our end of the year Concert on April 30.
As always, NONE of this is possible without communities like yours. You have always been so generous and supportive of our school and band program. That doesn't go unnoticed and makes a HUGE impact on the success of our students and the quality of our music. We are so grateful for the relationship between North High and Sabal Springs and look forward to continuing that in the future. Thank you so much for what you have done for our program!
Sincerely, The Students & Director of the North Fort Myers Band Program
TENNIS TALK
By Gail Blakeslee
As the tennis season proceeds, the Lee County Women's Tennis League Sabal Springs “Nickel” team continues to shine. They still maintain their third place position out of 23 teams. Led by team captain, Gayle Malvezzi, and supported by resident players Gail Blakeslee, Veronica Donohue, Jessica Hayes, Dawn Klink, Ginger Miles and Jane Rediske, this group of seniors strives to excel. Home matches still to come will be February 9, February 16, March 8, March 15, and March 22, all starting at 10 AM. We encourage and welcome all to stop by and cheer us on.
The men's tennis team that plays in the North Fort Myers league is currently third among the eight teams. They are captained by Paul Peterson with a strong team consisting of Robert Blakeslee, Dave Gehman, Jack Giuliano, Tony Pinto, Jim Niziol, and Jerry Rachel. Future home matches will be 1 PM on the following dates: February 13, February 27, March 12 and March 26. Come one, come all to watch them play.
MONDAY DUPLICATE BRIDGE WINNERS
By Earl Russell
December 4
1st Earl Russell & Sharon Sullivan
2nd Greg Jessup & Walt Masters
3rd Cathy Ward & Cheryl Taylor
December 11
1st Walt & Rita Masters
2nd Mike & Cathy Ward
2nd Cheryl Taylor & Jane Rathburn
3rd JoAnn DeGoey & Paula Scheff
December 18
1st Ed Dudley & Ellen Zinner
2nd Greg & Sue Jessup
3rd Walt & Rita Masters
4th Dave & Chris Bennett
LET'S TRAVEL
By Phyllis Sandler
Join your neighbors and friends on one of our next Sabal Springs group cruises. Celebrate Thanksgiving aboard Royal Caribbean's Explorer of the Seas on an 11 night Southern Caribbean cruise, November 24 to December 5, 2024 OR join us on a 12 night Panama Canal Cruise with Costa Rica & Caribbean aboard the Emerald Princess, January 11-23, 2025.
For more information, please call Phyllis Sandler at 239-770-1891.
SABAL SPRING SUNSHINE SINGLES
By Donna Milbee
Sabal Springs Sun Shine Singles are adapting to the loss of our Clubhouse access. A dozen shared drinks and snacks Christmas Eve at the Home of Donna Milbee. Sue Dodge opened her home for the December Happy Hour where nearly 2 dozen gathered for a White Elephant gift exchange and activity planning. Roger Lundholm hosted the January Pot Luck Happy Hour.
The Singles provided about 250 individual pieces of 20 different desserts for the Golf Cart Progressive Tasting and hosted a stop on the Pickleball Poker Run.
There are plans for going to movie matinees and a Decades Dance (dressed in poodle skirts) as well as a golf outing and a Palentine Party on February 14th.
February's Happy Hour will be on the 22nd at 5 PM. Watch the Sun Shine Singles' Facebook page for location. For more details contact Donna, milbeed@ymail.com or pmonfred@comcast.net.
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS COMMITTEE
By Linn Campbell
We hope everyone had a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!
The committee also wants to give a big thanks to all of you who contributed toys for the kids of North Fort Myers. Great job everyone! Since it was such a success we plan on doing it again this year.
Thank you for all the support for the committee on its first year of performance. We worked hard on plans to keep all of Sabal Springs safe.
We have some more things we are going to be working on this year and we will keep you all posted as we complete them. You can also check our progress by looking at the bulletin board at the Club House.
GOLFERS “JUST WANNA HAVE FUN”, AKA JOKER’S WILD GROUP
By Donna Milbee
for the Emergency Preparedness Committee, for which Mike is Co-Chair. The Jokers were very involved in getting the community prepared for Hurricane Ian and cleanup afterward, which most of them have signed up to do in the event of another disaster. Hopefully you read in last month’s Breeze about their most recent donation of a new mower to help with golf course maintenance.
The group organizes fun golf outings to raise money for many charities like Tunnel to Towers, an outreach for First Responders. One of those outings was December 2nd, reported also in the Breeze.
SABAL SPRINGS ARTS AND CRAFTS JAN. LUNCHEON
by Mary Ann Baillargeon
On Jan. 9th, 2024, the Arts & Crafts Group met at the Shell Factory for our luncheon.
We started the meeting with the pledge of allegiance.
Imagine a couple of golfers at the back bar resting after a rough round of league play. With each beer they imagined ways that playing could be more fun. Thus the Joker's Wild Golf group was begun by Perry Swan and Mike Temme. The group has grown to 40 members as fellow golfers joined to have some good times and even more. It’s a close group of friends who also help other members or their families in times of sickness or need.
When I met with Perry Swan and Mike Temme it was like a Mid Westerners Reunion realizing we all had history in Indiana. Perry is an electrician who has lived in Sabal Springs for 9 years. Mike has just been here since 2018 and works in the pro shop on Fridays. They say The Joker’s Wild is just "a group of guys who like to play golf, have fun doing it, having a few drinks afterwards and helping our community."
And so, they have had fun and helped, in the few years since that inception in early 2020, donating money and man-power to remodel the Sabal Springs Golf pro shop and improvements for the golf maintenance area. The members have volunteered for parking lot duty for events like Trash & Treasures and the Arts & Crafts Fair. They have donated to the tree project, the Women's Golf League charity and supplies
Lunch choices were Soup w/1/2 wrap, cobb salad, fish sandwich. All included dessert iced tea or water.
Mary Ann Baillargeon read the Secretary report which was read and approved.
Sandy Cocca read the Treasures report which was read and approved.
Linda Voto gave each of us a Ramen package of chicken soup which was the topic of the day. Chicken soup is very healthy for you.
We acknowledged 4 birthdays and 4 anniversaries in Jan.
We welcomed a new resident, Julie MacCleod
Linda discussed the upcoming Fashion Show, which will be in March before the 24th and probably on a weekday. She is currently on hold for a response of the venue.
The other item to discuss is Trash and Treasure, it has been decided to move it to January of 2025. Sandy Cocca and Deb Collins will co-chair.
Our next meeting will be on Monday, February 5th at The Brunch Place, at 11am. Look for more announcements to follow.
Show and Tell:
Deb Denial showed 2 Christmas table runners and a basket she made.
Janice Lambert displayed 2 wreaths, one Valentine and one Mardi Gras themed.
Mary Kellner showed a table
runner and a pillow she made for her daughter.
Sunshine report given by Lynn Suhr.
Sympathy card sent to family of Jean Higgins
Sympathy card sent to Jodi Scott on the passing of her father Bob Hollbach
Get well sent to Jeanie Hall.
Get well sent to Ken Ricci, Sandy Ricci husband. The raffle and 50-50 drawings were held.
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE
By Pat Harp
Dec. 13
1. Greg Jessup
2. Sue Jessup
3. Ulla Wistehuff
Dec. 20
1. Sylviane Threlkeld
2. Nan Shewalter
3. Donna Michel
Dec. 27
1. Ed Hall
2. Joan Hall
3. Sylviane Threlkeld
Jan. 3
1. Joan Hall
2. Earl Russell
3. Walter Masters
Jan. 10
1. Sue Jessup
2. Earl Russell
3. Ed Hall
Eighteen-hole results:
“A” Flight 1st Place Faye Cantrell and Linda Hood
2nd Place May Wine and Sue Short
“B” Flight 1st Place Jo Decker and Sue LaPlume
2nd Place Judy Andrews and Coleen Birmingham
“C” Flight 1st Place Mary Holten and Sherry Triptow
2nd Place Yvonne Cegelski and Rose Whitehouse
Nine-hole Results:
“A” Flight 1st Place Robin Fritz and Joy Melin
“B” Flight 1st Place Ellie Birmingham and Donna Orange
Congratulations to the winners. Next up in February is the four-person team event. Special thanks to our hostesses, Sue LaPlume, Linda Charlesworth, Marcia Madison, Susan Roberts and Joy Melin for the table decorations and dessert. Also thank you to our tournament director Linda Hucker, her trainee Laurie Simkins and her assistant, Donna Ireland.
WINNERS CROWNED
By Lorretta Gehman
If it’s cloudy, drizzly, windy and chilly, it’s January in Florida during an El Nino pattern year and it’s an SSLGA tournament week. So, it was all of those weather-related phenomena that were present on Wednesday, January 10th and Thursday, January 11th, but the twenty-three two person teams played the competition anyway. There were seventeen (17) eighteen-hole teams and six (6) ninehole teams registered for the second event of the SSLGA season. There were four different games played during the competition which were alternate shot, a shamble, best ball and a scramble. The winners were announced at a luncheon held at The Shell Factory after play was completed on Thursday. They were as follows:
(absent from that photo was Ellie Birmingham)
Jo Decker and Sue LaPlume were unavailable for a
Left: Donna Orange
Right: Faye Cantrell and Linda Hood
Left: Robin Fritz and Joy Melin
Right: Rose Whitehouse and Yvonne Cegelski Left: Sherry Triptow and Mary Holten
photo.
GOLF WINNERS FOR DEC. 9-JAN. 13
Saturday Couples Scramble
Dec. 9
1st place winners-Barb and Larry Cassidy, Susan and Bill Roberts
2nd place winners- Cathy and Ian Dobson, Laurie and Bill Simkins
3rd place winners-Faye and Hugh Cantrell, Beth Zes and Bob Hawkins
4th place winners-Coleen and Ron Birmingham, Mary Lou and Dick Hanson
5th place winners-Judy and Charlie Andrews, Robin and Dave Fritz
6th place winners-Karol and Keith Bunch, Sherry and Tom Triptow
7th place winners-Sue Short and Dirk Dluhos, Kathy and Perry Swan
8th place winners-Renee and Norm Heberer, Karen and Tedd Jamieson
Dec. 16
Cancelled due to inclement weather!
Dec 23
1st place team-Shirley and Michael Berry, Mary Lou Collins and Dick Hansen
2nd place team- Karol and Keith Bunch, Sue Short and Rich Manning
3rd place team-Shirley Green and Glenn Unger, Sherry and Tom Triptow
4th place team- Robin and Dave Fritz, Beth Zes and Bob Hawkins
Dec. 30
1st place team- Cathy and Wayne Piper, Laurie and Bill Simkins
2nd place team-Karol and Keith Bunch, Kathy and Perry Swan
3rd place team- Mary and Larry Holten, Arlene Roy and Leo Pierson
4th place team-Barb and Larry Cassidy, Beth Zes and Bob Hawkins
5th place team- Patsy and Scott Clark, Linda and Doug Pechstein
6th place team- Gayle and John Barnes, Anita and Carter Johnson
7th place team- Sandy and John Cocca, Janet and Les McEachern
Jan. 6
Once again, rain out!!
Jan. 13
Canceled!
Wednesday Ladies League
Dec. 13-Christmas Fun Scramble
1st place team-Barb Cassidy, Jo Decker, Mary Holten, May Wine
2nd place team-Robin Fritz, Loretta Gehman, Susan Roberts, Sherry Triptow
3rd place team-Shirley Berry, Sharon Croxton, Nan Shewalter, Laurie Simkins
4th place team-Yvonne Cegelski, Mary Lou Collins, Joy Melin, Jane Ward
Dec. 20
1st place team-Jane Ward and Susan Roberts
1st place 18 hole winner- Sue LaPlume
1st place 9 hole winner- Beth Zes
Dec 27
18 hole players
1st place tie- Jo Decker, Sue LaPlume, Laurie Simkins
9 hole placers
1st place-Robin Fritz
2nd place- Gayle Barnes
3rd place- Susan Roberts
Jan. 3
A Flight- 1st place- Sue Short
B Flight-1st place- Linda Sholette
C Flight-1st place- Charley Frantz
D Flight-1st place- Sandy Cocca
9 Hole players
A Flight-1st place- Robin Fritz
B Flight-1st place- Ann Pangori
Jan. 10 & 11- Member-member Tournament
See article.
Men’s Thursday League
Dec. 14
White Flight- 1st place- Bill Simkins 2nd place-Bill McKesson 3rd place-Ed Herrgard
Gold Flight- 1st place- Mike Otenti 2nd place-Joe Klein
Closest-to-the-pin Hole #11 Ed Herrgard
Dec 21
White Flight
1st place team-John Baas, Tony Baccari, Les McEachern, Paul Perdue
Gold Flight
1st place team-
Gary Clapp, John Cocca, Dieter Winterle
Closest-to-the-pin Hole #14 White- Les McEachern Gold-Mike Otenti
Dec. 28
Canceled due to inclement weather.
Jan. 4
White Flight
1st place team-Keith Bunch, John Baas, Greg Rood, Tom Triptow
2nd place team-Dave Fritz, Tom Miller, Wayne Piper, George Raley
Gold Flight
1st place team-tie- John Cocca, Larry Holton, Paul Reitmeier
Gary Clapp, Ken Nosek, Dieter Winterle
Closest-to-the-pin Hole # 16 Larry Cassidy
Jan. 11
No Men’s day. Ladies’ Member-member Tournament
February Crossword
February Word Search
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)
Jessica Hayes
Donna Milbee (Co-Chair)
Roger Williams
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