Greetings from your SOCHA president,
Here it is February……what a busy time for us. Voting for a new board is always exciting! If you are a member of the association it is very important that you come out to vote on Wednesday, February 1st. If you not a member now, please join us on February 1st, sign up to join the association and cast your vote for the board members, the purchase of our television for the clubhouse, and the 2012 budget.
As I look back over this past year as your HOA president I think about all the many new residents who have joined Saddle Oak Club and brought many new ideas with them. We have had so many wonderful events that ALL of our residents have had the opportunity to enjoy. I don’t want to sound like a politician (ha ha) and I do understand that as we get "older" it is sometimes hard to accept change but I do believe that the changes we are experiencing are good for Saddle Oak Club and I hope that we can all embrace these changes and work together to make Saddle Oak Club the best place to live in Florida!
I also want to express my gratitude to Kathy and Joanne for their support. I am sure you will agree with me that Kathy was a "breath of fresh air" for our community and we are extremely grateful for her contributions to our community and wish her well as she moves on to our "sister community" at Water Oaks. Best wishes, Kathy. Having said that, we know that we are in good capable hands with Joanne, who has been in this position before and we know that we can always count on her.
Once again, I want to thank you all for your support and words of encouragement to me during this past year. During 2012 I look forward to working with you, having fun with you and just seeing you around this wonderful community we live in!
As always, Luther and I wish you good health and happiness, Tammie Hornsby
A SIGN OF THE TIMES
Effective February 1st, 2012 the price of donuts and coffee for Saturday morning will increase $.25. Coffee will be $.75 and donuts $.75. We feel that coffee and donut for $1.50 is not unreasonable. Both of these items have gone up considerably in the last year.
In addition, beginning February 1st there will be an additional fee of $3.00 at all events for all non- residents of Saddle Oak Club. If you, as a resident, attend an event that you are only charged a $1.00 for (and that is for headcount only, as the money is raffled back to you) ...if you bring a guest to that event they will be charged $3.00.
If you, as a resident, are attending an HOA sponsored dinner/lunch/breakfast and are paying $5.00, your guest will be charged $8.00. If you are paying $7.00 for your dinner and you bring a non-resident guest, they will pay $10.00. Simply put, there will be an additional $3.00 charge for any guest that you bring to a Saddle Oak Club event.
Thank you for understanding and if you have any questions, please feel free to contact any board member.
BITS AND PIECES.....
FEBRUARY VOLUNTEER OF THE MONTH
Volunteer of the Month is Jo Gearin.
Jo volunteers for just about every function we have. Jo always takes a lot of neighbors to church with her, also taking the ladies out to breakfast. Jo and Bob take all of the food to Interfaith that is collected by Saddle Oak residents and serves coffee at HOA meetings. When a dinner function is coming up you will always find her shopping for the food and then cooking it in the kitchen, plus other things too numerous to mention. What a pleasure to have such a great volunteer as a resident!
THANK YOU, AND YOU AND YOU....!!!
I would like to thank all the volunteers who helped make our Christmas Party such a fun evening. David Anderson who helped in the kitchen carving the hams and doing most of the dishes, also Toots Lobe, Jo Gearin Ginger and Tony Pace, and Terry Jansen. Thanks to Diane Keach and Nancy Pollen for doing such a great job in helping to set up, and Tammie Hornsby for all of her help in making our party such a success.
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Thanks to all the persons who were willing to help in any way for the Christmas Dinner on December 25th. It was an amazing crew who worked very hard to make this great event possible! A special thanks goes out to Kay Fiedler – without her I could not have done it. If we do not have our wonderful volunteers we, residents of Saddle Oak, could not celebrate all the great events. So, from me, a big, big THANK YOU for all who helped – AND the chicken was the best we ever had – thanks Jill and Katherine.....Terry Jansen.
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I would like to thank everyone who so generously filled stockings for the Salvation Army to distribute to needy children. Also for the bears that were so beautifully dressed. Thru your donations we also sent three boxes of extra gifts. Thank you so much! Also, thank you, Jo Gearin for helping with this project....Linda Otto
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The TV Committee would like to thank everyone who participated in the Souper New Year's Day event. Soups were made and donated by Kathy Sims, Nance Pollom, Nancy Savel, Ann Sandor and Claudia Janis. The winner of the door prize was Betty Cariello!
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Many thanks to the friends and neighbors who called, sent cards, flowers and yummy food during my recent operation and recovery. Dick and I will always be grateful to you for your thoughtfulness and consideration! Wishing you all in Saddle Oak a happy and healthy new year.....Gladys Ouimette
KITCHEN
If you are planning an event, private or public, Please call Claudia Janis at 509-4328, and I will open the refrigerator and freezer for your use, if you need them.
BULLETIN BOARD
Please remember: notices for the Bulletin . Board must be on a 3 x 5 card and dated. Cards will be removed if there is no date. Please do not remove anyone’s notices but your own. Thanks!
YARD SALE!
The annual Saddle Oak Yard Sale will be on March 24, 2012. We are looking for volunteers to help with this sale. Please contact a Board Member if you are willing to help.
SPRING FLING
Put on annually by the Board of Directors, the Spring Fling will be April 14 this year.
A REMINDER
Your guests must be registered with the office. They need to know the names of your visitors and the length of time they expect to stay. This is necessary for your guests to have full use of Saddle Oak Club facilities.
MAH -JONG, ANYONE?
I am looking for people who might be interested in learning/playing Mah –Jong. If interested please contact me at 513-236-5818. I would be happy to teach you if you are interested in learning.
Thanks, Joan Bottom
A CHANGE IN BINGO
Bingo will not be held on Tuesday, January 31st because of Presidential Preference Primary voting and instead, Bingo will take place on Thursday, February 2.
HOT DOGS AT TUESDAY BINGO!
Between the hours of 5 and 6:30 pm, hot dogs are being served at Tuesday Bingo. A Sabrett Hot Dog Meal consists of the dog, chips and beverage for $2.25! The condiments are: mustard, ketchup, relish, chopped onions, sauerkraut and chili. Stay for Bingo or just enjoy a quick meal!
CLUBHOUSE
Yes, you can book the Clubhouse for a personal event through Nancy or Katherine.
Please clean up and leave the clubhouse as you found it. If you move tables and chairs, please put them back as you found them.
Just a reminder that no pets are allowed in the Clubhouse.
LADIES LADIES LADIES
Come One!! Come All!! Come By!!
You are invited to our Ladies Luncheon, held the 3rd Thursday each month!! Check the sign-up sheet in the clubhouse for details or call Karen Sammons, 352-304-8599.
SADDLE OAK CHORUS
The Saddle Oak Club Chorus is looking for a piano player. If you are interested please contact Bob Arledge at 873-2605 or Joanne Barber at 304-8579.
Also, the Saddle Oak Club Chorus wants ideas for a name for their group. All you clever, creative people can put your ideas in the suggestion box at the clubhouse. Once we have your ideas we will let the chorus make their decision on what name they prefer and you can win a ticket to dinner/lunch!!
COMING SOON!!!
In the month of March there will be a trip to River Ship Romance on the St. Johns River, with a small cruise and a delicious lunch. Keep your eyes open for the information in the March Newsletter.
SINGLES
The Lunch Out this month will be at the Ocean Buffet, Rt. 200 on February 23rd at 11:30 am. Sign up on the clipboard at the Clubhouse to reserve your spot.
CLASSIFIED ADS BY RESIDENTS
Vi Simmes has a white ceiling fan with light for sale for $25. Please contact her at 304-8866
COMMUNITY TV FUNDraisers
SUPER BOWL SUNDAY, February 5th. has been cancelled.
The TV Committee would like to thank everyone that contributed items for the Chinese Auction and thank everyone who returned to the Clubhouse to witness the drawing of winners. Nancy Dougherty and Jo Gearin were the two who drew the tickets. We wish to thank Ann Sandor, Leo and Diane Keach, Tom and Nancy Pollom, Rick and Cindy Ida for all their hard work setting up the wonderful display. The community large screen TV system is within our grasp! Thank you!
BUYING TICKETS
This is VERY IMPORTANT! Remember to buy your tickets EARLY for any event you wish to attend. We can no longer sell tickets at the door. We must have an early count of attendees in order to purchase sufficient food for each event. Thank you for your cooperation.
PHONE BOOK CHANGES
Update for Phone Book;
Richard and Patricia Coughlin 509-4327
Dan & Claudia Janis 509-4328
Please call Virginia Clark with any phone book changes. 237-3425
NEWS FOR THE ANNIVERSARY CALENDAR
In 2012 I will be adding the year of marriage to the anniversary calendar. People with email, would you (-if you want it added-) email me your month and year of marriage? No email? No problem – you can call me or leave a message on my answering machine. Thanks, Terry Jansen 304-8195
CHILD'S CAR SEAT
If anyone is in need of a child's booster car seat while they have little visitors, I have 2 booster car seats I am willing to lend – I would just like them returned when finished using. Linda Otto
CALLING ALL GOLFERS
Interested in forming a Saddle Oak golf league?
I envision playing weekly, probably Wednesdays (not on Scramble Wednesday) at different local courses each week. You would be paired up with different people (gives you a chance to meet new people). This would be open to all golfers high or low handicap, tall or short, male or female – well, you get the idea. I know this has been tried in the past, but might be more successful with many new people moving in now.
If interested, sign up in the clubhouse and I'll contact you.....Dick Sauvageau 873-4301
A DIFFERENT CAULIFLOWER RECIPE
5 Cups cauliflower florets
1 ½ Cups water
1 garlic clove (optional)
¼ Cup Hellmann Mayonnaise
¼ teaspoon salt
Steam cauliflower and garlic for 15 minutes or until tender, drain well
Blend or food process together the cauliflower, garlic, mayo and salt until creamy.
Serve.
Prep time: 5 mins
Total time: 25 mins.
OLDTIMERS by Fran Fritz
There are very few of the oldtimers that have been here 20 years or longer. The last two Oldtimer Get-together parties I think there were more guests than oldtimers. As many of you know I have been organizing these get-togethers for many years but feel that it's time for me to step down. I would like to thank everyone who has helped me with these get-togethers and thank all the oldtimers who attended. Jim and I hope you have enjoyed them. I may try to get the 20 year and up residents together one afternoon this year just to reminisce. Many things have happened since Saddle Oak (Saddlebrook) came alive twenty seven years ago. See you around the park.
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CALLING COMMITTEE by Fran Fritz and Grace Spiller
It is the first of the year and the Calling Committee (Fran Fritz, Grace Spiller, Jeanne Kozlowski and Jean Stephens) are working on the calling list. For those of you who are new or for those who don't understand what the calling list is or what it does let us explain. It works somewhat like an assembly line. When a resident dies the Calling Committee is notified -Fran Fritz (237-5931) or Grace Spiller (237-1856) . After learning about a death we (usually Fran or Grace if I'm not available) gather the family's arrangement information. We notify our coordinators, Jeanne Kozlowski and Jean Stephens. Once they have the information, they call their head callers. Each head caller has a list of residents whom they call. Thus the information gets circulated.
However, if you do not have an answering machine or if you have a cell phone with a long distance number, you may not receive a call. If you do not wish to receive these calls please let your caller know and your name will be removed from the calling list. If you do not know who your caller is, please call Fran or Grace. This is an act of courtesy from the Calling Committee to Saddle Oak residents, so please do not be rude to them-they are only doing their volunteer job.
When either if us is notified that a resident of the community has died, we will get in touch with the next of kin to determine what assistance the Bereavement Committee can be to them. Once arrangements (if any) are made by the family of the deceased, the Calling Committee will set in motion. Not until arrangements (if any) are known does the Calling Committee make their calls. If no arrangements are made or received by the family, the Calling Committee is notified and they make an "information only" call that there has been a death in the park.
Both of these committees (Calling and Bereavement) need volunteers. Without volunteers there would be no activities in the community. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation to and with these committees.
SALUTE TO FRAN BOLSON by Fran Fritz
I hope no one minds that I am speaking for many of Saddle Oak residents to thank Fran Bolson for all the work she does for the hospitalized, sick and home bound residents. This is not just a stand up at coffee and read a list of who needs our thoughts and prayers. This is a volunteer job where she picks up and delivers a gift card from Publix. She visits residents in the hospitals, at home, at hospice or where ever. She gathers cards and after they are signed at coffee she mails them. She follows through with residents until they are better or if the case be that they die she notifies me so the Bereavement Committee can take over. This a job that Fran has done for many years and does it well. Thank you Fran and God bless.
Water Aerobics
The facts, Ma'am, just the facts...
Who? All SOC residents and their teenage or adult guests
What? Water Aerobics
Where? The SOC pool
When? Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday (weather permitting*) from 10-11AM
Why? Good exercise that creates very low impact on one's joints. Besides, it's FUN!
How? Exercises in waist-to-chest-deep water led and demonstrated by either Gee Sauvageau or Kay Fiedler - often we also use a water aerobics CD.
Gee Sauvageau 873-4301 (generally mid-October to mid-April)
Kay Fiedler 509-4161 (generally mid-April to mid-October)
* Heavy rain, serious threat of thunderstorms, or 9:30AM temps below 500 qualify as weather NOT permitting.)
QUIZ FOR BRIGHT PEOPLE
Each month we will ask a question in the newsletter. If you know the answer (or if you just have a good guess), place your answer, name and phone number on a sheet of paper. Deposit your answer in the box on the wall of the club house.
This month's question is:
What famous North American landmark is constantly moving backward?
(The answer will appear in next month’s newsletter as well as the "bright person" who answered the question)
Last month’s question was:
Name the one sport in which neither the spectators nor the participants know the score or the leader until the contest ends.
The answer: Boxing
These bright people answered the question correctly:
Judy Marks, Karen Sammons and JoAnne Ebright
Needle Contest Winner!
The needle contest winner this month is Bertha Hendrickson.
Thanks to all that entered. Watch for the needle in each issue of the Saddle Oak newsletter. If you find the needle, submit your entry (include your name and location of the needle) in the box in the clubhouse.
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Support our Ads
The cost of our newsletter is supported by our advertisers. Please take a moment to look through the ads in the back of the newsletter.....Katherine Sitkowski
New Social Clubs
The sign up sheets are posted in the clubhouse!
Come sign up for one of the new Regions/State Clubs. For instance, all residents from Ohio sign up for the Midwest Club.
A list of states in each region is included on the sign up sheet.
If you would like to be the chairperson of your club, please enter your name on that line.
Once the clubs are formed, they will each decide their individual activities such as dinner once a month, a party at the clubhouse, etc.
SUNSHINE REPORT - Fran Bolson
The report is short this month as, thankfully, there have not been many hospitalizations so far this year.
Lou Wickstrom, Sandy Fedak and Al Stacy are in the hospital as we go to press.
Others who were hospitalized, but are now at home include Norma Shackleton, Nellie Senft and Jack Phinney.
Darrell Lucas has been transferred to an Assisted Living facility in Orlando, and Joanne Milligan has moved to an Assisted Living facility near her children up north.
Joy Matthews, Richard Clements and Ellie Evans are in TimberRidge, Lillian Rajewski in Memory Lane, Arlene and Ray Wallace in Marion Woods and Bunnye Brinson in The Bridge.
BEREAVEMENT REPORT
DIANA COOL passed away on Dec. 16th. She is survived by her husband, Paul.
Attention:
LADIES OF SADDLE OAK
Our next luncheon in February will be held at:
CARRABBAS ITALIAN GRILL
2370 SW College Rd (200)
352-867-0240
February 16, 2012
11:30 AM
Sign up in clubhouse, on bulletin board, 1st of the month. Bring a friend. Hope to see you then! For any information contact:Karen Sammons....352-304-8599
Hints for Newcomers
1. If you are 30 minutes early for an event, you are late! Everyone arrives early to socialize. Saturday AM Coffee starts at 9 AM, but the crowd arrives an hour early. Bingo starts at 7 PM on Tuesdays, but get there at 6 PM to get a good seat. Also, please bring singles ($1.00).
2. Garbage days are Monday and Thursday. Yard waste pickup on Wednesdays.
3. There are mailboxes in the library. "Mail" your friends their birthday cards, etc without a postage fee. Every penny counts!
4. If you would like to borrow a book from the library, go ahead! There is no sign-out procedure for books. Just bring it back when you are finished.
5. Keep your dogs on a leash, off resident lawns. Pets are a welcome addition to Saddle Oak. Please pickup after your pet. We all want to keep our public areas clean.
6. Find a phantom switch in your home? Some homes have a switch, inside the house, near the air conditioning filter unit. When turned on, it will cause your yard light to blink indicating an emergency. If you see a yard light flashing, there could be a problem. The purpose of the system was to allow emergency vehicles to find the correct house.
7. Saddle Oak Club office hours are 8-5 Monday thru Friday. The first and third Saturday of the month, hours are 9-1.
8. Clubhouse is open from 7:30 AM until 10 PM. It is closed for cleaning Thursday morning.
9. Where's the Post Office? Turn right on hwy 200. Turn right on 60th Ave (2nd stop light). Post office is about a mile down on the right. Where's the Driver license bureau/tax office? Turn right on 200, about a mile down in Jasmine Plaza.
10. Saturday Morning Coffee offers a lot of information on events, upcoming meetings and topics of interest. 50/50 tickets are sold.
11. Have something to sell? Use the bulletin board in the clubhouse or the "Bits & Pieces" section of the newsletter for free small resident ads. Business ads are not allowed on the bulletin board. They can be placed in the newsletter if you buy ad space.
12. Crime/Citizen's Watch will keep an eye on your home if you are gone for a period of time. Fill out a form from the clubhouse and return to the manager's office.
If you have a hint for our "newcomers" please let us know, we will print more next month if we get additional ideas.....Nancy Dougherty
SADDLE OAK CRIME WATCH
SAFETY TIPS FOR FEBRUARY 2012
SHOPPING
1- WHEN SHOPPING LOCK ALL ITEMS IN TRUNK.
2- DO NOT LEAVE YOUR PURSE IN SHOPPING CART ( MEN PUT WALLET IN FRONT POCKET )
3- PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR SURROUNDINGS ( ANY ONE FOLLOWING YOU )
4- WHILE DRIVING - ANYONE COMING UP TO YOUR CAR ( DO NOT OPEN WINDOW OR DOOR ) DRIVE AWAY.
5- MAKE SURE YOU LOCK YOUR CAR DOORS IN PARKING LOT AND AT HOME.
6- WHILE DRIVING - IF YOU SEE ANY THING ALONG ROAD ( BABY SEAT ON SIDE OF ROAD DO NOT STOP CALL 911 AND REPORT IT)
SAFETY IN THE PARK
1- WALKERS ALWAYS WALK FACING TRAFFIC
2- WEAR LIGHT COLORED CLOTHES AT NIGHT AND CARRY A FLASHLIGHT SHINING IN FRONT OF YOU OR ANY LIGHT.
3- RIDE BIKES WITH TRAFFIC AT NIGHT. YOU NEED LIGHTS IN FRONT AND REFLECTOR ON REAR.
4- GOLF CARTS - DRIVE WITH TRAFFIC, NEED HEADLIGHT AND TAIL LIGHTS AT NIGHT.
5- DO NOT LET ANYONE IN YOUR HOUSE YOU DO NOT KNOW.
6- NO ONE ALLOWED IN PARK GOING DOOR TO DOOR SELLING ANYTHING OR COLLECTING MONEY FOR ANY CAUSE.
(CALL MAIN OFFICE IF YOU CAN'T REACH OFFICE CALL ME.)
7- ALL VEHICLES ARE TO OBEY TRAFFIC LAWS - CARS, BIKES AND GOLF CARTS.
8- IF YOU SEE ANY ONE SNEAKING AROUND YOUR HOUSE OR YOUR VEHICLE YOU DO NOT KNOW CALL 911.
9- EXTRA KEY FOR HOUSE - HIDE OUTSIDE OR LEAVE ONE WITH NEIGHBOR.
(AFTER YOU USE IT PUT IT BACK. THE ONLY WAY I CAN GET IN IS BREAK WINDOW OR DOOR. YOU CAN CALL SHERIFF NON EMERGENCEY NUMBER AND THEY WILL SEND DEPUTY OUT.)
10- REMEMBER ANY THING THAT SOUNDS TO GOOD TO BE TRUE, IT'S MORE THAN LIKELY NOT TRUE.
11- There are more than a few hundred items that I can think of for safety. At work or play or being retired or as my Wife says --doing nothing!.....Jim McCourry (509-4634)
NEW RESIDENTs
Billie and Graham Thoresen
5626 SW 56th Street
LOT #356
Telephone: 352-671-8032
Arrived: December 2011
Graham's birthday: 8/21
Billie's birthday: 4/29
Anniversary: 4/30
Graham was a builder/construction and Billie owned an antique store
Graham's hobby is "fixing things" and Billie's is Clown Ministry"
Four children/five grandchildren
Home State: Wisconsin
Rick and Cindy Ida
5607 SW 57th Street
Lot # 320
Telephone: 715-255-2450
Arrived: December 2011
Rick's birthday: 11/09
Cindy's birthday: 8/14
Anniversary: 1/1
Rick is a home inspector and Cindy is a retired child support director
Rick enjoys airplanes & trains and Cindy enjoys making jewelry and reading
Home State: Wisconsin
Dennis Hannon and Tammie Hotaling
5611 SW 56th Place
Lot #339
Telephone: 352-509-7757
Dennis's birthday: 11/10
Tammie's birthday: 12/18
Anniversary: 9/13
Dennis is a retired law enforcement officer
and Tammie is a police dispatcher
They enjoy fishing
Two children
Home State; New York
Bowling
Bowling news for the weeks of: 12/27-11 – 1/3/12 – 1/10-12
We are in our 15th week of bowling and have 13 more weeks to go. This week is our position week. You play the team next to you in position. The scores could change a lot.
The 1st place team is "Bowling Is A Ball". Cute ring to that name. They have 64 wins. The first 8 teams are very close in points. The last place has 28 wins. Anything could happen. 1st place so far are Mirta Harris, Richie Harris, Gene Seeley and Howard Horner.
Bowler of the Week was Jeanette Presley with 99 pins over average.
Split Conversions were:
Fran Bolson 5-7
Jerry Sager 3-5-10
Mirta Harris 5-10
Jerry Johnston 3-6-7
Dick McCormick 3-6-7-10
Chris McCormick 5-7
Angie Bauman 5-6
Eric Hoiass 5-7
Charlie Parkinsen 5-10
Harry Simmes 5-7
200 Games Rolled By:
Howard Horner 203 – 204 – 205
Eric Hoiass 222
Dick McCormick 210
500 Series:
Jerry Johnston 501
Eric Hoiass 501
Howard Horner 572
Bob Glass 580 – Great Score
Dick McCormick 506
Tony Pace 540
The weeks are flying and everyone is having a great time. See you at the alley.....Ginger Pace, Secretary
Golf
Sixteen faithful golfers weathered the storm that never manifested itself!
Nearest to the pin on the two par 3’s was won by the one and only – Jim Cropper.
Team results:
1st Place with -7 under par:
Jim Cropper
Al Carson
Jack Phinney
George Confer
2nd Place with -6 under par:
Hervey Hill Jr.
John Deshayes
Bob Bull
Pat Hatch
Next tournament will be Feb. 8th
Show up at 8 AM – T-Time is 8:30 AM
Cost: $27.00
Place: Pine Oaks (352) 401-6940
Hervey Hill Jr. (352) 598-2017
Shuffleboard......Thursdays at 3 PM
Bocce Ball....Thursdays at 3 PM
Line Dancing
Beginners – Mondays at 10 am
Intermediate – Sundays at 6:30 pm
Intermediate – Thursdays at 1 pm
Gene Seeley
Water Aerobics
Mondays at 10 am
Wednesdays at 10 am
Fridays at 10 am
Gee Sauvageau
Changes or Corrections: For any changes or corrections on the Sports & Activities pages, contact Linda Johnston (865) 712-5852.
Darts
For an informal game, Saturdays 2 pm
Darts are in the white middle cupboard under the bulletin board.
Yoga
Tuesdays at 9:00 am.....ChandraMa Hanioan 509-4370
Looking for someone interested in taking over the horseshoes.
Phyllis Congdon (352) 291-4946
Pool....Mondays at 6:30 pm
Bingo
Bingo on Thurs. Feb. 2nd because of Presidential Primary voting on Tues. Jan. 31st.
All other Bingos are on Tuesdays 7 pm
Tickets sold 6 pm – 6:40 pm
Choir....Thursdays at 11 am
Quilting....Wednesdays at 9 am
Other Sports/Activities:
If you have any other sports or activities you want listed in the newsletter, contact Linda Johnston at (865) 712-5852.
February Birthdays
01. Betty Mausteller
01. Jeanne McGinnis
01. Robert Luebbing
02. Meridith Barth
02. Sue (Mary) Whritenour
02. Joyce Hooper
02. Fae Krakenberg
03. Gary Bouchard
03. William Sammons
04 John Deshayes
05. Harry Filmore
05 Joanne Milligan
07. Emily Davison
08. Fran Bolson
08. Charlotte Grundstrom
09. Betty Overman
09. Cathleen Annett
11. Simone Moreeuw
11. Alice Dennehy
13. Connie Brock
14. Pat Smith
15. James Preisch
16. Pauline Leger
17. Pam Rawnsley
17. Vera Capes
17. Bea Christophel
17. Dick Sauvageau
18. June Biehl
19. Mike Dougherty
20. Bill Sjoblom
20. Janet Saeva
22. Bernie Kozlowski
23. Lois Garcia
23. Brock Andreu
24. Carol Lee Anderson
24. Len Ebright
25. Joni Hassett
28. Patricia Coughlin
February Anniversaries
07. Luther & Tammy Hornsby
12. Sal & Aggie Borriello
14. Mike & Gloria Buckley
15. Charles & Loretta Wulf
15. David & Teri Schwartz
22. Jerry & Linda Johnston