February was an active month in our community and we want to share all the events with you. Hopefully, everyone enjoyed Valentine’s Day and remembered their loved ones. Gloria Ek was fortunate to have her son, Curtis, visit. We always count our blessings when family comes. We would like to take this opportunity to thank
The theme of this column came to mind recently when I went through some personal disappointments and found myself crying over them. I have cried over many serious losses in my life, but not over some-thing like lost opportunity or regret. Where was the strength I thought I had! And while I chided myself for
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What is for dinner? A question we hear or ask just about every day. What is for dinner? What if you did not know where your next meal was coming from. What if you did not have warm clothes, blankets or air conditioning for those very hot Summer days! What if your children and elderly
The Club is always initiating a few new and en-gaging activities for its members. Recently COLOR WAR attracted the enthusiastic participation of 400+ members in innumerable events over 3 weeks, end-ing with a super reception and closing ceremony. Coming early next month ABERDEEN ON STAGE will be presenting “The Best of Times!”, a musical Broadway
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So it’s March and before we know it one quarter of this year will be behind us. There’s much to do this month, including tax preparation. Therefore, we should all take the time to be grateful for so many people and things that have taken place in our lives to date. To start, let me
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This has been a very difficult time for me. My husband of 56 years, Stan Hyman, passed away. He was a “most happy fella” and a man with a love of people and animals. I thank, with my whole heart, all my friends and neighbors who have been there for me and my family. Now
Take if from one who knows! Aging is inevitable, intractable, and for some, frightening! It is a fact of life that needs to be dealt with; some of us do that better than others. For those who deal with it as “a state of mind,” aging opens doors to new experiences, new views of the
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Every year about this time an election is held for positions on the Club’s Board of Directors. The board makes the policies and rules governing the activities of the Club, whereas the General Manager and his staff implement those policies and rules throughout the year. This year has been no exception. The board has worked
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As I sit down to write this, my final Ashford App, I would like to thank all of you who have read my column over the past few years, and also for the lovely comments many of you have given to me about it. I’ve really enjoyed sharing both my news and that of your
Two important events have recently determined the officers for the Turnberry Isle Board of Directors and the Turnberry Isle Women’s Club. The annual meeting for our neighborhood was held in January to elect officers and inform the community of our continuing efforts to keep us healthy as an HOA. Two informative presentations were made at
