Activities: Special (Summer: 2026) Cinco de Mayo (2026-05-05) Jefferson Elementary Christmas (Thru 2026-12) Garage Sale (COMPLETE) ************************** Cinco de Mayo (Cinco De Mayo Fiesta. Tacos and Karaoke. Tuesday ) May 5, 2026 DATE EVENT Organizer 05-05-2026 Cinco de Mayo Randy Davis Sent 2026-04-29: Cinco De Mayo Fiesta. Tacos and Karaoke. Tuesday - (From Facebook 2026-04-29: Randy Davis) Doors open at 4pm. Karaoke starts at 4:30. Taco Truck will be outside the Hall. They accept cash and credit. They will have a great assortment of food. All orders come in to-go containers. The vendor will be at Jackson Street Market Days this weekend, as well. If you want to skip karaoke and just get food, that’s cool. Vice-versa is also cool. If you’ve never been to karaoke, remember that no one will force you to sing. You can just come and hang out, dance, and watch your neighbors belt out some tunes. Great for line dancers. Hope to see you there! Sent 2026-04-27: Cinco de Mayo - (From Facebook: Randy Davis) Cinco de Mayo is coming soon. We are going to have a taco truck come to the community and I will be hosting Karaoke in the Hall. Mark your calendars for May 5th. More details coming soon. Back to Top ************************** Jefferson Elementary Christmas (mid-Dec 2026) Ongoing into Dec 2026 DATE EVENT Organizer 12-??-2026 Jefferson Elementary Christmas Mary Hull Sent 2026-04-16: Jefferson Elementary Christmas - (From Facebook on 2026-04-13: Mary Hull, Event Chairperson) This is a request to help purchase 72 back packs for the second graders we plan to sponsor this Christmas. I received a $125 donation which will cover about half. These are priced at $2.95 ea plus tax which is a fabulous price. They are on closeout so I plan to order. If you were at the last WC meeting, you heard me say that Jefferson is combining with another school (likely around 100 2nd graders), so this year I will need more help. Every little bit helps. Thank you in advance. I will give regular updates on what is needed, but this was too good to pass up. (BTW, this is NOT a WC project.) Back to Top *************** COMPLETE Garage Sale Sat / April 11 (8 AM - Noon) Sent 2026-03-26: Garage Sale - I’m having a garage sale 4/11 Saturday from 8-10 am - 1904 W Indiana Circle. I’m hoping other residents will want to have one too. - Sharyl Belka Back to Top

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S EPO Community Emails: April 2026 Sent 2026-04-29: Cinco De Mayo Fiesta. Tacos and Karaoke. Tuesday - (From Facebook 2026-04-29: Randy Davis) Doors open at 4pm. Karaoke starts at 4:30. Taco Truck will be outside the Hall. They accept cash and credit. They will have a great assortment of food. All orders come in to-go containers. The vendor will be at Jackson Street Market Days this weekend, as well. If you want to skip karaoke and just get food, that’s cool. Vice-versa is also cool. If you’ve never been to karaoke, remember that no one will force you to sing. You can just come and hang out, dance, and watch your neighbors belt out some tunes. Great for line dancers. Hope to see you there! Sent 2026-04-28: Golf Course: We need everyone to reply (even if you aren't a golfer) - Hi all - I know lots of you have already traveled to your summer homes or your other summer getaway spots. But, in order for the entire community to help us improve the conditions and operations of the Sunshine Country Club Estates golf course, I'm sending this GOLF COURSE QUESTIONNAIRE/COMMENTS (see the link in the email sent to you) to everyone. We would greatly appreciate your feedback ASAP. All responses are anonymous and will be reviewed by SEPO management. If you have any issue(s)/question(s) with completing this survey, simply reply to this email and I will address it/them. Thanks in advance for your rapid replies. - Bill Petersen EPO Board Golf Course Director Sent 2026-04-27: Women’s club needs your recipes!! - (From Facebook: Lisa Ellicott) You can submit as many as you like until June 1. Please include your name, city and state you are from, and a phone number, in case we need to verify something. We also need can and box sizes in ounces. Please email or text me at ellicott@swnebr.net or 308-350-0880. Valerie can also scan your recipes to me. Please make sure I text or email you back to make sure I received your recipes. Sent 2026-04-27: Cinco de Mayo - (From Facebook: Randy Davis) Cinco de Mayo is coming soon. We are going to have a taco truck come to the community and I will be hosting Karaoke in the Hall. Mark your calendars for May 5th. More details coming soon. Sent 2026-04-23: Resident Passing - I have been informed that Neil Moorehead passed away today. - Valerie Basaldua SEPO Office Mgr Sent 2026-04-22 Spraying for Mosquitos - This is to notify the community that the city will be in the Estates, Friday, April 24 at 7:30am spraying for mosquitos. Please steer clear from the truck spraying, as the truck stops spraying if its speed is reduced to under 5mph. - Valerie Basaldua SEPO Office Manager Sent 2026-04-22: Golf Course Aeration - The employees will be aerating the greens on the golf course. Please be aware while playing around them as they work. - Bill Petersen SEPO Board Golf Course Director 'Sent 2026-04-18: VIDEO: Board Mtg (Reg) Apr 13, 2026 - The videos from the Monday, Apr 13, 2026 Regular Board meeting are now available. You can find the videos: on the Sunshine Website HERE AND directly from these links: meeting with the 'Board only' - after a short break and the employees have joined the meeting - Please contact Beth Parrish with any technical/website issues/questions. Please contact Gay Paxton with any meeting content questions. - Gay Paxton SEPO Board Secretary Sent 2026-04-16: Jefferson Elementary Christmas - (From Facebook on 2026-04-13: Mary Hull) This is a request to help purchase 72 back packs for the second graders we plan to sponsor this Christmas. I received a $125 donation which will cover about half. These are priced at $2.95 ea plus tax which is a fabulous price. They are on closeout so I plan to order. If you were at the last WC meeting, you heard me say that Jefferson is combining with another school (likely around 100 2nd graders), so this year I will need more help. Every little bit helps. Thank you in advance. I will give regular updates on what is needed, but this was too good to pass up. (BTW, this is NOT a WC project.) Sent 2026-04-16: Drive Slow in Storage Area & Watch Out for Very Hard to See Bird Nests on the Ground - (From Facebook on 2026-04-10: David L'Heureux) This is the nesting season for both Lesser Nighthawk and Killdeer, which have nested in the gravel near the Dog Park and in other areas. A Nighthawk is currently brooding near #410. Both species prefer brown stones, so watch for them in rock yards. Mary Grandy has some cones to place near nests. Sent 2026-04-04: MARKET, Homes For Sale or Rent (Weekly Update) - This past week the following updates were made to Homes for Sale on the Sunshine MARKET . For Sale Apr 3 19, 2026: The asking price for the home at 4113 N Nebraska Street, owned by Gary & Chris Price, has been reduced. - Beth Parrish Sunshine Website Admin Email: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2026-04-10: SCAM Alerts - I have been requested to send the following Scam Alerts (two of them) from two different people, to the Sunshine Community. Note - If you simply reply to this email, that reply will go directly to your SEPO Board President, Lisa Seiser, and noone else. - Beth Parrish ************************************* Sunshine Residents It has come to my attention that, twice in the past several months, scammers have used the names and information of Sunshine residents to claim that money is needed to pay a bill. These scams involve using actual residents' email addresses and names. The scam reads that a named resident is having trouble paying a bill or invoice through Cash App or PayPal and asks if you can help pay it for them. Please make sure that if you receive one of these emails, let me know , and also reach out to the people named in the scam. This scam is convincing because it includes our neighbors' names, so be careful with any request for money. - Lisa Seiser, Board President SEPO 956-238-0082 ************************************* PLEASE NOTE: A scam is going around the community where you receive an email that appears to be from the president of one of our clubs (their name is listed as sender). The correct president appears to be the sender and the correct treasurer’s name is in the body of the email. The sender is asking you to send money to pay an invoice via electronic means. The email states the treasurer doesn’t have an app, or can’t do this themselves. Please call the supposed sender and confirm this is a scam. The monetary amount varies in each instance. Thanks!!!! - Cindy Mead Women's Club President Sent 2026-04-08: AGENDA for Board Mtg (Reg) on Mon, Apr 13, 2026 - The agenda for the Mon, April 13, 2026 Board Meeting (Regular) iwas attached and can also be viewed on / printed from the Sunshine website HERE . A paper copy of this agenda was posted in the SEPO office, on the poolside door into Retzlaff Hall and by the mailboxes on April 6, 2026, therefore, meeting the requirement of making it available to the community by the required 72 hours ahead of the meeting. Due to SEPO mailbox issues on Monday, it is just now being sent to the community via email. - Gay Paxton SEPO Board Secretary Sent 2026-04-07: SEPO Communications Mgr Availability - FYI - I will be unable to send SEPO emails or make Sunshine website updates after 1 PM this coming Thursday, until this Fri or Sat evenings. This is because I will be turning in my Spectrum equipment on Thu and heading north for the summer on Friday morning, April 10. If you have anything you know that needs to be sent before Thu, April 9 @ 1PM, please send it to me ASAP. Thx all - See you in the fall. - Beth Parrish SEPO Communications Mgr Sent 2026-04-07: Fiber - Hey 👋 SimplyVast will be in Sunshine Thursday/Friday, weather permitting, to finish repairing and filling holes. They will be seeding the bare spots. I will be passing on anything that I received in my box. - Tom Perrier SEPO Board Sent 2026-04-06: NO Birding & Nature Club Meeting Tonight - Reminder: NO Birding & Nature Club Meeting Tonight The SEPO Activity Calendar is not correct... The SEPO Birding and Nature Club only meets from November through March. Have a great summer and join us next fall. - David L'Heureux, President Sent 2026-04-04: MARKET, Homes For Sale or Rent (Recent Updates) - The following updates were made to Homes for Sale/Rent on the Sunshine MARKET . For Sale Apr 3 19, 2026: The listing for the home at 4325 N Kansas Street, owned by Dave & Janis Kawecki, has been reworked and the price has been reduced. CORRECTION - I put the wrong 'new' price on this updated listing and it is now fixed to $64,500. - Beth Parrish Sunshine Website Admin Email: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2026-04-04: Summer Golf League (More Info) - The Sunshine Summer Golf League: will start this Tuesday April 7th will run until the end of October is open to both men and women with separate flights and CTP’s for both is a handicapped league cost to play is $1.00 per week which will be paid back in the prize fund We will draw teams at 8:45 and have a 9:00 tee time. Everyone is welcome to attend any league day. Questions— Matt or Nancy Lyne. 308-870-1423 or 308-870-4286 Sent 2026-04-04: MARKET, Homes For Sale or Rent (Recent Updates) - The following updates were made to Homes for Sale/Rent on the Sunshine MARKET . For Sale Apr 3 19, 2026: The listing for the home at 4325 N Kansas Street, owned by Dave & Janis Kawecki, has been reworked and the price has been reduced. - Beth Parrish Sunshine Website Admin Email: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2026-04-03: Summer Golf League - The Sunshine Summer Golf League will start this Tuesday April 7th and will run until the end of October. The league is open to both men and women with separate flights and CTP’s for both. The cost to play is $1.00 per week which will be paid back in the prize fund. This is a handicapped league —- everyone is welcome to attend any league day. Questions— Matt or Nancy Lyne. 308-870-1423 or 308-870-4286 Sent 2026-04-03: Easter Sunrise Service - Hello Sunshine Neighbors! Due to the weather forecast the Easter Sunrise service is being cancelled. I am so sorry, but hallelujah for the much needed rain! Please join us for 10:00 am service in Friendship Hall next door. If you have never been to a service next door I highly recommend it. Pastor Allen’s quick wit and humor make for an uplifting service. The potluck will be held in Friendship Hall at 12:30. I hope to see many of you there! - Cindy Mead Women’s Club President Sent 2026-04-02: Name Tags Ready for Pick up in Office - A list of Name Tags Ready for Pickup in the Office are located HERE . Sincerely, - Valerie Basaldua Office Manager 956-425-1420 sepo.office@gmail.com Sent 2026-04-01: MORE INFO - WC: Final event signup ends Wed - In addition to the info I sent yesterday about today (Wednesday) being the final day to sign up for for the last event of the season: - The doors will open at 4:30 for socializing - Dinner (Mexican food) will be served at 5:00 - Music by the Night Howlers (fun dance band!) starts at 5:30 All for $12. BYOB Hasta la Vista! - Mary Hull Sent 2026-04-01: Sunshine Website: Password has changed - First off - This is not an April Fool joke :) Last hour I changed the password on the Sunshine website, as is customary for me to do every year. As always, this password is required on pages that contain CONFIDENTIAL information you want to view. Please don't give it to anyone who is not a current resident or renter here in the Sunshine community. Please call w/any questions or concerns. - Beth Parrish Sunshine Website Admin sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2026-04-01: Garden Club: PICTURES - Spring Cleanup - Thank you for helping clean up Texas Ave Gardens. The gazebo should be beautiful for Easter Service. Thank you, Lori and Blaine, Jerry, Brenda, Chris, Sandy, and Dave and Pat. Please go look at the pictures of this effort posted on the Sunshine website HERE and scroll down to the Garden Club (Sunshine) section. - Susanne Ulrich (Sunshine Garden Club) Back to Top

Home For Sale in Sunshine Country Club Estates SUNSHINE PROPERTIES FOR SALE - All properties listed below are in Harlingen TX, 78550. - Please check back periodically for Update s to available Sunshine Properties for Sale. (If you were directed to this page from a SEPO email and do not see the home the email referred to, that indicates the home has been sold or removed from being listed.) La st Updated 04-30 -2026 *************** 4133 N Missouri Street (Updated 04-28-2026) (Listing Redone by/New Realtor) Own er: Donald Van Ells Contact (Marketed By): Landmark Properties Rick Delaunay, Broker Mob.# 956-357-1018 Email: rdelaunay@att.net Descripti on: 2 Bedroom brick home, 2nd bedroom can be an office or den 2 Full baths 1 car carport Fully Furnished and with appliances Extra large living room Large kitchen with dining area Indoor laundry room All brick construction New window in living room Built in 1999 1080 sq. ft. Did not flood in March 2025 Tile and carpet flooring This home is available immediately. Asking Price: $119,900 PICTURES WILL BE AVAILABLE VERY SOON *************** 4336 N Minnesota Street: (Updated 04-28-2026) (Listing Redone by/New Realtor) Own er & Contact: Judy Albert Contact: Bertha De La Rosa Legacy Realty Group RGV Contact #: (956) 434-9723 or Email: bdelarosa08@gmail.com Description: Welcome to this cozy and inviting 2-bedroom, 1.5 -bath home, located in the welcoming 55+community of Sunshine Country Estates. Featuring spacious open floor plan, this home offers seamless living with plenty of natural light and a comfortable flow throughout. The kitchen is perfect for preparing meals with ample counter space. The living and dining areas blend together, creating an ideal space for relaxation and entertaining. The master bedroom offers plenty of space, while the second bedroom features a convenient Murphy bed, making it a versatile space for guests or additional living needs. Fully furnished. Home also has metal hurricane shutters. Step outside to enjoy the tranquil surroundings of the community, where you’ll find amenities such as, community has a dog park, woodworking shop, swimming pool, tennis, pickleball, pool tables, exercise room and golf. The tile floor, roof & hot water tank installed in 2020. Brand new AC units were installed in 2025. Asking Price: 212,0000 VIDEO OF HOME & COMMUNITY: https://tours.lightworksrgv.com/v/nZN3Q79 SEE PICTURES BELOW: *************** 4113 N Nebraska Street (Added 04-07-2026) (Contact Info Changed) Own er & Contact: Gary & Chris Price 641-425-8273 & 641-430-1960 Descripti on: Updated two-bedroom, two bath, two car garage furnished brick home on golf course. Freshly painted Nicely decorated Chair rails New plank flooring Panel doors throughout Hurricane shutters Newer furnace / AC unit Newer water heater Water filter system Upgraded ceiling fans/lights No popcorn ceilings Front master bedroom with: Updated ensuite bath Built-in shelving and cabinets Huge master walk-in closet with built-in dresser Berber carpet Spacious second bedroom with: Nice size walk-in closet with built-in shoe rack Main bath with some upgrades Formal dining room with: Great views to golf course Spacious kitchen with: Tons of kitchen cabinets and pantries many with roll out shelving Newer countertops Eat at counter snack bar Kitchen box window over sink Nice appliances Open floor plan to additional dining area Tile flooring Laundry room located between kitchen and garage entry Additional cabinets and pantry with roll out shelves Pull down ironing board Large 22 1/2' by 21' garage Oversized garage door Lots of storage cabinets Workbench Pull down ladder for extra storage Epoxy floor Tiled back patio slab Approximate SF: 1564 Year built: 1989 Approximate taxes: $3266 Asking Price: $257,500 (Price Reduced) SEE PICTURES here: https://photos.app.goo.gl/pUrCmpxwrEJ5SGA89 *************** 4325 N Kansas Street (Listed Updated & Price Reduced 04-05-02026) Own er: Mr and Mrs Kawecki Contact (Marketed By): Sue Ann Taubert, Associate Broker M: 956.245.4184 O: 956.496.2012 Descripti on: Move in Ready! Well maintained one bedroom, one bath manufactured home. The second bedroom and bath were added on under the carport. The second bedroom provides room for guests with privacy or could be an office, hobby room, etc. The over 55 community provides many amenities for residents, including golf, swimming, tennis, woodworking, shop, pool, library, dog park and many other activities. Asking Price: $64,500 (Price Reduced - Corrected on 04-04-02026) SEE PICTURES BELOW: *************** 4345 N Kansas Street (Added 03-28-2026) Own er: Robin and David Fleiner Contact (Marketed By): DIANA HAIRE (#:368) Agent Email: DianaLea12@aol.com Contact #: (956) 367-3311 Descripti on: Welcome to Sunshine Country Club Estates, a certified 55+ community. Retire in style into this lovely remodeled 2 bedroom, 2 bath home. Large open concept living room. Kitchen features all new cabinets with pullouts & quartz countertops. Kitchen appliances were recently replaced. All appliances convey with sale. Home has been freshly painted, new 6 panel doors installed. New lighting & ceiling fans. Porcelain floor tiles throughout. Primary bedroom has a walk-in closet. Primary bath upgraded with a new vanity & tub surround. Nice sized guest bedroom. Guest bathroom vanity updated & a large walk-in shower installed. Walk through the oversized 2 car garage into the laundry area & covered patio. Large walk-in storage closet in the garage. Golf cart conveys with sale. Community amenities include golf, swimming pool, tennis, billiards & exercise room. Community also includes a dog park. Estimated Living SqFt: 1,246 Year Built: 1991 # Stories: One # Living Room Areas: 1 # Dining Areas: 1 Handicap Access: Area: Combes County: CAMERON Subdivision: SUNSHINE COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES Apx Lot SqFt: 3,600 Apx Acreage: 0.08 Taxes w/out Exemption: 2,921.00 Tax Year: 2025 HOA Fees:$125.00 HOA Frequency: Monthly or Yearly Community Amenities: Certified 55+ Community, Gated, Homeowners Association Laundry: Garage Type: Attached Exterior Siding: Brick Veneer Foundation: Slab Roof: Composition Heating: Central, Electric Cooling: Central Air, Electric Water Heater: Electric, Water Heater Water: Public Sewer: Public Sewer Flooring: Tile Energy Features: Double Pane Windows Fence Type: None Window Coverings: Blinds Asking Price: $165,000, Price Per SQFT: $132.42 SEE PICTURES BELOW: *************** 2004 W Iowa Ave (Added 03-25 -2026) Own er: Shirley Olsen Contact (Marketed By): Lolly Burns @ 956-873-2686 or lollyburns@gmail.com Descripti on: Updated and in move-in condition, you'll love this two bedroom two bath home at Sunshine Country Club Estates, and with 1613 square feet it's larger than most. Featuring a nice, wide open floor plan the rooms are all large and inviting. All the doors are solid wood, and it's in move-in condition. Unusual for this neighborhood is an oversized two car garage with separate garage doors. There is a nice-sized laundry room in the garage and a storage room, too. Owners had the entire garage, laundry and storage floors coated for a clean look. This home has only had one owner. Sunshine Country Club Estates is a popular Over-55 community with tons of amenities and activities. The annual fees of $1500 annually or $125 monthly are well worth it. Priced for retirement living! Asking Price: $169,000 SEE PICTURES BELOW: *************** 4125 N Minnesota Street (Updated 03-19-2026: Updated Description) Own er: Jerry and Sharon Hanson Contact (Marketed By): Landmark Properties Rick Delaunay, Broker mobile# 956-357-1018 email: rdelaunay@att.net The home is available immediately. No flooding in property in 2025 Descripti on: Large bricked over double-wide mobile home on fantastic scenic lot Fully furnished and new outdoor furniture included Three bedrooms Two full bathrooms Oversized attached garage with plenty of room for golf cart and vehicle, storage, workshop area, utility and laundry room Nice size kitchen with abundant cabinets and large pantry. Eat-at-counter snack bar. Dine-in kitchen area Front huge formal dining room and living room with vaulted ceilings and wood beams Large attached four season porch Bonus room at rear of home Lots of newer flooring Walkout to backyard situated with views directly to lake/pond. Enjoy beautiful sunsets Huge patio area for private entertaining Brand new pergola with roll down sunscreens Newly rocked yard Square feet: 1888 + 322 porch Lot size: approximately 75 by 60 2024 taxes: $3,580 Asking Price: $159,900 (Price Reduced) SEE PICTURES HERE: 4125 N. Minnesota · Mar 2 – 3 *************** 4332 N Minnesota Street (Updated 03-18-2026: Price Reduction) Available to Rent as well. See the listing ON THIS PAGE .) Own er: Nile & Marlene Hall Contact (Marketed By): Landmark Properties Rick Delaunay, Broker Mobile# 956-357-1018 email: rdelaunay@att.net This property can be available at the end of March. Descripti on: Custom built, furnished two bedroom, one and a half bath, one car garage brick home. Freshly painted interior Tile flooring Vaulted ceiling Updated ceiling fans Custom blinds/shutters Rounded corner walls Front bay/box window Panel doors Oak kitchen cabinets Upgraded kitchen appliances Tile backsplash Granite counters in kitchen and baths Large kitchen pantry Walkthrough bath features large walk-in shower (Italian tile) 1-year-old stackable washer dryer New garage door opener Approximate square feet: 1086 Year Built: 2002 2023 Taxes: $2,854 Asking Price: $159,000 (Price Reduced) SEE PICTURES HERE: 4332 N. Minnesota St · Mar 2 – 4 *************** 1920 W Wisconsin Ave (Added 03-05 -2026) Own er: Brenda Johnson Contact (Marketed By): Heather Kenon, REALTOR® at 361-246-6120 Descripti on: Beautifully updated two-bedroom, two-bath home located in the welcoming 55+ community of Sunshine Country Estates. The open floor plan features a spacious kitchen ideal for cooking, gathering, and entertaining. Recent improvements include new laminate flooring installed two years ago, a windstorm-certified roof completed in February 2025, and freshly updated exterior paint this year. Regular pest control contract maintained. The home has been well cared for with an ongoing pest control service. Offered partially furnished and priced to sell, this move-in ready home is a fantastic opportunity-and it has never flooded. Park amenities include a 9 holE golf course, pool, hot tub, shuffle board, ping pong, weight room, pool table, card/game room, library, wood-working room, pavilion, dog park, tennis, pickleball, meeting room with kitchen, and much more! Asking Price: $179,000 SEE PICTURES BELOW: *************** 4309 N Minnesota Street (Updated 03-04-2026) (Chg in Contact & Asking Price) Owner: Rosa B Allen Contact: Vanessa Tillman 956 346 5096 Descripti on: Nicely maintained, partly furnished manufactured home,1 Bedroom 2 Baths. Beautiful sunsets on backyard, (No neighbors on back of property) No water inside in previous flooding. Carport Double front door Big living room Back Bedroom with sunset view Built in desk Dishwasher Lots of cabinet storage space Ceiling fans New washer and dryer Double pane windows Slab foundation Storage shed Carpet/ceramic tile flooring Central AC/furnace (serviced last December) Approximate SF living space 1080 Tax approximate 1400 Year built 1984 Asking Price: $99,000 (Price Change) SEE PICTURES BELOW: *************** 4108 N Minnesota Street (Updated 02-23-2026) (Priced Reduced) Owner: Hal & Dale Hopfner Contact: Jacquelyn Wright Marcus Phipps Real Estate LLC 956.244.6620 Jacque@jacquewright.com Descripti on: Enjoy golf course living at its finest in this beautifully maintained 2-bedroom, 2-bath home located on the 8th hole of the golf course in the desirable 55+ community of Sunshine Country Club Estates! This property will be sold "fully furnished" and is move-in ready. The home offers the perfect layout. It has 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. The guest bath boasts a jetted tub. The primary suite features a bonus sitting room, perfect for a study or home office. It also has 2 living areas, with a pine board accent wall in one of the living rooms. The 2-car garage has room for a workspace. It has updated kitchen cabinetry, granite countertops, and all appliances are included—plus a reverse osmosis system and water softener. Additional updates include a new roof (2024), new A/C (2017), and blown in insulation in the garage attic and a Styrofoam insulated garage door (2019). Enjoy resort-style amenities: golf course, pool, hot tub, rec center, 2 gyms, library, card & billiards rooms, pickleball, shuffleboard, and more. This community is just minutes from shopping, dining, medical facilities, expressway access and ONLY 45 minutes from South Padre Island! The property is approximately 1515 sq ft and was built in 1987. Asking Price: $240,000 (Price Reduced) SEE PICTURES BELOW: *************** 4344 N Missouri Street - (Price Reduced 01-17-2026) Own er: Margo & Bobby Crouch Contact (Marketed By): Jennifer Martinez for more information @ 956-252-0004 Descripti on: Stunningly Updated 2-Bed, 2-Bath Home with Modern Amenities! If you're searching for a home with all the bells and whistles, this is the one! Recently updated, this gorgeous 2-bedroom, 2-bath property is loaded with modern fixtures and conveniences. Key Features: Energy Efficiency: Equipped with solar panels and a tankless water heater for sustainable living. Comfort: Brand new interior and exterior A/C units to keep you cool year-round. Stylish Upgrades: New flooring, baseboards, ceiling fans, and lighting throughout the home. Luxury Touches: Beautifully updated bathroom fixtures that add a touch of elegance. Ample Parking: 3-car garage, offering plenty of space for vehicles, storage. Outdoor Oasis: The expansive lot-and-a-half features beautifully landscaped grounds, complete with a charming pergola for relaxing or entertaining in the backyard. This home truly has it all—schedule a showing today to experience it for yourself! Update 03-31-2025: The home did not experience any water issues during the flooding in March, 2025. Asking Price: $265,000 (Price Reduction) SEE PICTURES HERE: https://listings.photographrgv.com/sites/4344-missouri-st-combes-tx-78535-11999288#&gid=1&pid=2 *************** 1928 W Indiana Circle (Added 01-16-2026) Owner: Henry Werkmeister Contact / Marketed By: Lolly Burns 956-873-2686 Lollyburns@gmail.com Descripti on: Really spacious and nice two bedroom, two bath, two car garage on a fairway lot. This home is in great condition and has two living areas plus an indoor laundry. The home is light, bright, and in move-in condition. Beautiful neutral tile flooring throughout. Sunshine Country Club Estates is an over-55 Community with so many amenities! In addition to the golf course, there is a swimming pool, tennis courts, shuffle board courts, billiard room, wood shop and exercise room. People who live there love it! 1667 sq ft Asking Price: $ 195,000 SEE PICTURES AT THIS LINK: https://listings.photographrgv.com/listings/019b2254-80d0-734e-8183-745828c695c2/download-center *************** 2029 W Michigan Ave (Updated 01-03-2025: Price Reduced) Own er & Contact: Derrel Clubb @ (641) 799-6415 It is better to text me first rather than call. Descripti on: A 2 bedrooms & 2 full baths (with shower massage jets each), outside vinyl siding ,carpet, upscale wood flooring, ceiling fans and double panel windows. The kitchen with a spacious open floor plan and ample cabinet space. Enjoy also an extra living/office/dining area. Take care of your projects in your personal workshop and an extra storage room. As a plus, many pieces of furniture (love seat, recliner, tables, TV stand, dining set, bed, and all appliances) will convey. Asking Price: $187,000 (Price Reduced) SEE PICTURES HERE: https://photos.app.goo.gl/mUgVcrBZMqR4hd2D6 Back to Top Back to Sale/Rent Page

Sunshine Country Club Estates Retirement Community. 55+. Warm Winters in TX. Golf. Pool. Games. Parties. Fun & Sun. We Welcome You Sunshine Country Club Estates (SCCE) Retirement Community located in Harlingen, TX We are a 55+ , debt free, private member-owned and operated community. The wide variety of activities offered provides both flexibility and independence for you to create the lifestyle of your choice. Debt Free and Self Governing You own your own home and lot in our senior-oriented self-governing neighborhood. We have 304 residences on 57 acres with brick custom, stick built and mobile homes in the Rio Grande Valley in Harlingen, Texas. We enjoy life with minimal home upkeep. Activities offered include Golfing, Birding & Nature Club, Fishing Association, Rock Painting Club, Quilting, Woodworking, Cards, Stained Glass and many more. The large beautiful common areas include a par 3, 9-hole golf course, Retzlaff Hall for all types of activities, pool and hot tub, nicely equipped exercise room, tennis, pickleball, shuffleboard, library, billiards room, card room and meeting rooms for resident gatherings. There is a storage area for RVs, trailers and the like that does require a fee. Storage sheds may be placed on some of these lots. Use of the well-equipped woodworking building is free. Common questions For 2026, total annual Home Owners' Association (HOA) Fees will be $1,500.00. These can be divided into periodic payments or are discounted 2% if you pay before Jan 20 of the year the fees are due. Residents and anyone Renting their homes enjoy the same amenities offered here in Sunshine. The golf course is owned and maintained by the Estates. There are no fees for residents to enjoy the golf course or the Woodshop . There may be additional modest fees for some activities, such as Women's Club parties. Many other activities/amenities are free to Estates residents and renters. Homeowners may enjoy the company of up to two house pets. Golf Carts are the most common mode of transportation when going from place to place within the community. Activities (HERE ) and Amenities (HERE ) The open-air Pavilion next to the pool and hot tub plays host to many neighborhood gatherings and parties. Other amenities in the heart of the community include the multipurpose Retzlaff Hall which hosts potlucks, quilting, line dancing, parties and many other social opportunities. It also serves as a Meeting venue for meetings with large numbers of participants. Residents enjoy walking, biking and our nicely equipped fitness center. If you enjoy using a cue stick, we have tables for your use. If you enjoy playing cards, there's an entire room set aside for doing that. Our Women’s Club plans many other special events throughout the year. Our Community A variety of housing styles and prices are available that match the preferences and budgets of almost any buyer. Regardless of your passions, you are sure to find other like-minded residents who share your interests. There are many clubs and interest groups as mentioned above. Shopping and dining places abound within minutes of the community. And South Padre Island with its beautiful beach is only a 30-40 minute drive away. Beautiful warm weather, low cost of living, plentiful fresh fruits and vegetables, and the lively social and cultural scene make the Harlingen area one of the top retirement destinations in the country. While the surrounding region offers many cultural and nature experiences, many residents remark that a world of endless fun can be found without ever leaving the community. The rich assortment of amenities, activities and groups suits almost any lifestyle. Description EASTER SUNRISE APRIL 16, 2017 APRIL 1, 2017 NEW HOMEOWNERS 2018 HOME OF THE GOOD NEIGHBOR DAY GOLF TOURNAMENT Annual 3 day tournament in March followed by an Awards Banquet. For seniors (55 and Over). Includes both Sunshine and Neighboring golfers. Tons of prizes and fun. Come join us. GNGT Women's Club (WC): What Is It? We are a dedicated group of volunteers who live right here in this neighborhood, and we donate our time and talents to organize events that bring people together in positive ways while also raising funds for important community projects and upgrades. We are not professional event planners or chefs - just neighbors who care deeply about making this community a better place. Women's Club (WC) Activities In March 2026 the SEPO (Sunshine Estates Property Owners) Board of Directors approved all WC activities being proposed at that time for the upcoming 2026-2027 Winter season. The list can be found HERE . Make sure you are aware of these exciting activities and start planning what you want to have on hand to dress in / decorate with. The volunteer signup sheets are located in the SEPO Lounge on the WC bulletin board. For new residents, this is a great way to get involved and to meet and get to know your fellow residents/neighbors. We are always looking for new ideas and we never turn down help. New Homeowners Party Each year the Women's Club hosts the New Homeowners' Party. Go HERE to see details as they become available about the Jan 9, 2027 party. It is a fantast ic way for new Residents to get to know their fellow neighbors. And it's also a great way for everyone to get to know more about the new homeowners. And one of the best parts for the new homeowners is that they get in free. IN THE NEWS "SEPO Emails" "SEPO Enews Emails" published within 24 hours of the information being received - Year Round (Emails to be sent to the Sunshine Community should be sent to sepoenews@sunshinecountryclub.com at any time.) "Monthly Newsletters" "Newsletter" published monthly - October thru March (Articles are due by the 24th of each month to seponewsletter@gmail.com in order to be published by the 1st of the following month.) FITNESS, RECREATION & LEISURE Golf, gatherings and fun are found here. Our professional team of employees keeps our golf course maintained to high standards throughout the year. Other facilities (all of which are free to residents and renters) include a swimming pool and hot tub, and tennis, pickleball and shuffleboard courts. Theses all accommodate a wide variety of exercise levels. Many other interest groups offer even more opportunities; such as birding & nature, quilting, woodworking, stained glass, rock painting, fishing, line dancing, walking, biking, billiards, cards and more. RETZLAFF HALL PURELY WONDERFUL Retzlaff Hall offers a gathering place for many activities. Potlucks, club meetings and musical performances are just a few. The adjacent pavilion offers more space to groups and activities. GOLF COURSE HAVE A FIELD DAY Enjoy a relaxing day at our modern, world class Golf Course. You’ll appreciate a truly distinct experience on the course, reflecting the classic beauty and refinement of Harlingen, TX. The wonderfully kept surroundings of our course make for a truly wonderful golfing experience. POOL SIDE ENJOY THE BEAUTY Enjoy your community of friends and neighbors at poolside, social gatherings, water aerobics and more. Meet up with old friends and also make some new ones. Fitness,Recreation,Leisure In The News Staff DEDICATED STAFF Serving Sunshine Valerie Lupe Lalo Manny Joe Back to Top

Summary of Activities / Events "WINTER" (2025-2026) Calendar of Activities: 2-Pager (Under Construction) Board/Residents & Club/Committee Mtgs Women's Club (2025-2026) Daily-Weekly-Monthly (Winter) Golf, Clubs, Committees, Special List of Clubs & Committees DETAILED INFORMATION about the various SEPO Activities/Meetings below can be found by clicking on the links in each different section of events. "Winter 2025/2026" Calendar of Activities (2-Pager) . Click on the icons below labelled. (Mark Your Calendar & Just A Reminder) The update process required by the Office is HERE . If updates are needed 'only' to the documents below, email them to sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com . Shows UPDATES in BLUE. Back to Top ******************************** Meetings (Apr 1, 2025 thru Mar 31, 2026) Click H ERE for Details SEPO Board & Residents Women's Club Other Clubs/Committees ****************************** SEPO: Women's Club Activities Schedule (WINTER: Oct 1, 2025 thru Mar 31, 2026) Click HERE for Details The Women's Club Committee Activities Committee Signup Sheets are posted in the SEPO Library. DOWNLOAD (2025-2026 Winter) Mary Hull Women’s Club Activities Director 612-695-1600 mhull1055@gmail.com Back to Top * ***************************** SEPO: Daily/Weekly/Monthly Activities Overview (WINTER: Oct 1, 2025 thru Mar 31, 2026) SUNDAY: 4 - 6 pm, Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) 7 - 9 pm, PO KE NO (All Year: Weekly / Library) MONDAY: 8 - 11 am, Tennis (All Year: Mon, Wed, Fri / Tennis Court) 8:25 - 9:25 am, Water Aerobics: Session #1 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9 am - Noon, Woodshop open (as long as a monitor is present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 9:30 - 10:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #2 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9:30 am - 12:30 pm, Line Dancing (Advanced) (All Year: Weekly / Retzlaff) 1 - 3 pm, Rock Painting Club (Monthly - 1st & 4th Monday - thru Mar 2026) / Retzlaff Hall) Calendar is HERE . 1 - 3:30 pm, Bridge (All Year / Card Room) 1 - 4 pm, Woodshop open (as long as a monitor is present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 4 - 6 pm, Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) 6:30 - 10 pm, Euchre (Winter: Sep-May/ Card Room) TUESDAY : 8:25 - 9:25 am, Water Aerobics: Session #1 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 8:30 - 11:30 am, Pickleball (All Year: Tue & Thu / Tennis Court) 8:30 -10 am, Men's Golf League: Tee Time #1 (Weekly in Winter / Golf Course) 9 am - Noon, Woodshop open (as long as a monitor is present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 9:30 - 10:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #2 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 10:15 - 11:45 am, Men's Golf League: Tee Time #2 (Weekly in Winter / Golf Course) 10:30 - 11:45 am, Line Dancing (Beginners) (All Year: Weekly / Retzlaff) 12:30 - 2:30 pm, Billiards: Texas 8 Ball (All Year: Tue, Thu, Sat / Pool Room) 1 - 3:30, Mahjong (All Year / Card Room) 1 - 4 pm, Art Painting Club (Winters / Retzlaff) Calendar is HERE . 1 - 4 pm, Woodshop open (as long as a monitor is present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 4 - 6 pm, Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) 6:30 - 9 pm, Poker (Winter: Tue, Thu / Card Room) WEDNESDAY : 8 - 11 am, Tennis (All Year: Mon, Wed, Fri / Tennis Court) 8:25 - 9:25 am, Water Aerobics: Session #1 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9 am - Noon, Ladies' Golf Tee time (Winter: Weekly / Golf Course) 9 am - Noon, Woodshop open (as long as a monitor is present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 9:30 - 10:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #2 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9:30 am - Noon, Bible Study (Private) (Winter (11-13-24 thru 03-26-25) / Card Room) 11 am - 2 pm - Sing and Play ( Private) (04-01-26 thru 02-03-27) / Gazebo) 1 - 4 pm, Bridge (All Year: Weekly / Library) 1 - 4 pm, Samba (All Year: Weekly / Card Room) 1 - 4 pm, Woodshop open (as long as a monitor is present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 4 - 6 pm, Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) 6 :3 0 - 9 pm, Mexican Train (Dominos) (All Year: Weekly / Card Room) THURSDAY : 8 am - Coffee & Donuts, (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Library) 8:3 0 - 11:30 am, Pickleball (All Year: Tue & Thu / Tennis Court) 8:25 - 9:25 am, Water Aerobics: Session #1 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9 am - Noon, Woodshop open (as long as a monitor is present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 9:30 - 10:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #2 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9:30 am - 2 pm, Quilting: Killer Bees (All Year: Weekly / Retzlaff Hall) 12:30 - 2:30 pm, Billiards: Texas 8 Ball (All Year: Tue, Thu, Sat / Pool Room) 12:30 - 2:30 pm, Cards: Hand-Knee-Foot (All Year: Weekly / Card Room) 1 - 4 pm, Woodshop open (as long as a monitor is present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 4 - 6 pm, Happy Hour & Potluck (All year: Weekly / Retzlaff Hall) 4 - 9 pm, Happy Hour (finger food only) (All Year: Weekly / Pavilion) 4 - 6 pm, Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) 6:30 - 9 pm, Poker (Winter: Tue, Thu / Card Room) 6:30 - 8:30 pm, Stained Glass Class (Winter: Thu / Woodshop) FRIDAY : 8 - 11 am, Tennis (All Year: Mon, Wed, Fri / Tennis Court) 8:25 - 9:25 am, Water Aerobics: Session #1 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9 am - Noon, Woodshop open (as long as a monitor is present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 9:30 - 10:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #2 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 10:30 am - 12:30 pm, Jokers (Card/Board Game) (All year: Weekly / Card Room) 1 - 3 pm, Table Tennis (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Retzlaff Hall) 1 - 4 pm, Woodshop open (as long as a monitor is present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 4 - 6 pm, Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) 6:30 - 8:30 pm, Open Games (All Year / Card Room) SATURDAY : 9 - 10 am, Saturday Golf Scramble (All Year: W eekly / Golf Course) 10 - Noon, Hand & Foot: Everyone (All Year: Weekly / Card Room) 12:30 - 2:30 pm, Billiards: Texas 8 Ball (All Year: Tue, Thu, Sat / Pool Room) 4 - 6 pm, Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) 6:30 - 9 pm, Mahjong (All Year: Daily / Card Room) 6:30 - 9 pm, Five Crowns (All Year: Daily / Card Room ) Back to Top SEPO: Golf, Clubs & Committees and Special Events Ove rview below (Winter: Oct 1, 2025 - Mar 31, 2026) View DETAILS of the Events Below by clicking on: WC or Golf or Club/Committees or Special O CT 2025 : 4 - Private Event (By a Resident / Retzlaff Hall) 21 - Oktoberfest (Women's Club / Pavilion Area & Retzlaff Hall ) 31 - Karaoke (Halloween Theme) (Special / Retzlaff Hall) NOV 2025: 7 - FREE Medicare 101 (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) 11 - Veterans Day (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) 27 - Thanksgiving Dinner (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) DEC 2025: 6 - Craft/Bake Sale & Raffle (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) 11 - Private Event (By a Resident / Retzlaff Hall) 25 - Christmas Dinner (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) 31 - NYE Party (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) JAN 2026 : 5 - Pop-Up Lunch (WC / Retzlaff Hall) 9 - Private Event (By a Resident / Retzlaff Hall) 13 - Cruise Meeting (By a Resident / Retzlaff Hall) 17 - New Homeowners' Party (Women's Club / R etzlaff Hall ) 20 - Spaghetti Dinner (Woodworkers / Retzlaff Hall) 21 - Karaoke (Special / Retzlaff Hall) 26 - Private: Wisconsin Party (By a Resident / Retzlaff Hall) 30 - Health Fair (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) CANCELLED 31 - Taste of Home (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) FEB 2026: 3 - CARDS: Sheephead Training (Resident / Retzlaff Hall) 4 - Women's Golf: Guest Day (Women's Golf League / Golf Course & Retzlaff Hall) (WEATHER DATE) 6 & 7 - Guys & Dolls Tournie (Golf Event / Golf Course) 7 - Guys & Dolls Tournie Awards (Golf Event / Retzlaff Hall) 10 - CARDS: Sheephead Training (Resident / Retzlaff Hall) 13 & 14 - Guys & Dolls Tournie (RAIN DATE) (Golf Event / Golf Course) N/A 14 - Guys & Dolls Tournie Awards (RAIN DATE) (Golf Event / Retzlaff Hall) N/A 14 - Valentines Day: Afternoon Delight (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) CANCELLED 18 - Private (By a Resident / Pavillion) 20 - Potato Bake (Women's Golf League / Retzlaff Hall) 22 - Murder Mystery (Women's Club / Library & Retzlaff Hall) 25 thru 27 - Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament (GNDGT) (Golf Event / Golf Course) 25 thru 26 - Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament (GNDGT) Lunch Stand (Women's Golf / Retzlaff Hall) 27 - Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament (GNDGT) HH & Dinner (Golf Event / Pavilion, Pool, Retzlaff Hall) MAR 2026: 2 & 3 - Men's Golf Tournament (Men's Golf League / Golf Course) 4 thru 6 - Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament (GNDGT) (RAIN DATE) (Golf Event / Golf Course) 4 thru 6 - Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament (GNDGT) Lunch Stand (RAIN DATE) (Women's Golf / Retzlaff Hall) 6 - Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament (GNDGT) HH & Dinner (RAIN DATE) (Golf Event / Pavilion, Pool, Retzlaff Hall) 10 - Men's Golf Awards / Party (Men's Golf League / Pavilion) 11 & 12 - Women 's Golf Tournament (Women's Golf League / Golf Course) 13 - Women's Golf Luncheon (Women's Golf League / Pavilion & Retzlaff Hall) 17 - St. Patrick's Party (Special / Retzlaff Hall) 18 & 19 - Women 's Golf Tournament (RAIN DATE) (Women's Golf League / Golf Course) 20 - Women's Golf Luncheon (RAIN DATE) (Women's Golf League / Pavilion & Retzlaff Hall) 21 - Variety Show (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) 23 - Private: Aqua Aerobics Luncheon (By a Resident / Pavilion) 28 - NW Fundraiser (NW / Retzlaff Hall) 31 - Sunshine Volunteers Luncheon (SEPO Board / Retzlaff Hall) APR 2026: 4 - End of Season Party (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) 5 - Easter Sunrise Services (Women's Club / Gazebo) CANCELLED Back to Top ****************************** SEPO: CLUBs & COMMITTEEs (20 25 - 2026) GOLF: MEN'S LEAGUE GOLF: WOMEN'S LEAGUE QUILTING (KILLER BEES) LINE DANCING (Beginners & Intermediate) NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH / CERT SEPO BOARD NOMINATING COMMITTEE SEPO BOARD ELECTION COMMITTEE SCCE FISHING ASSOCIATION SUNSHINE ART PAINTING CLUB SUNSHINE GARDEN CLUB SUNSHINE NATURE & BIRDING CLUB SUNSHINE ROCK PAINTING CLUB VETERANS' HONOR WALL WOODWORKERS WOMEN'S CLUB Women's Club Standing Committees: Activities Memorial Newsletter Editor Historian Kitchen Librarian Back to Top

Golf Events during the winter season (2025-2026). Golf Events (Oct 1, 2025 thru Mar 31, 2026) Additional Details Women's Golf League Men's Golf League Saturday Scramble (YEAR-ROUND) O'Clockers Golf Scramble (YEAR-ROUND) GNDGT (2026-02-25 THRU 27) COMPLETE Guys & Dolls Tournament (2026-02-06&07)) COMPLETE Women's Golf League SAVE THE DATES FOR FUTURE GOLF EVENTS! (as of Jan 27, 2026) Guest Day (Golf & Lunch) (Weather Date): February 4, 2026 COMPLETE Potato Bake: February 20, 2026 COMPLETE Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament Lunch Stand: February 26-27, 2026 COMPLETE Women’s Golf League Tournament: March 11-12, 2026 COMPLETE Awards Luncheon: March 13, 2026 COMPLETE We are looking forward to a fun-filled season! Thank You! - Gloria Voth, League President (507) 217-9657 ************************* Women's Golf Tournament & Awards February 11 thru 13, 2026 - COMPLETE - Newsletter 2026-03: Wednesday, March 11th and Thursday, March 12th at 9:00am, we will have our Women’s Golf Tournament followed by Awards Luncheon on Friday, March 13th at 11:30 in Retzlaff Hall. There will be signup sheets on the bulletin board in the Library. - Gloria Voth ************************* GNDGT Luncheon February 26 & 27, 2026 - COMPLETE - Newsletter 2026-03: Thank you to Terry Debackere and Bonnie Fransene for co-chairing the GNGT lunches. - Gloria Voth ************************* Potato Bake Supper February 20, 2026 - COMPLETE - Newsletter 2026-03: I would like to thank Suzie Sawyer, Terry Debackere, and Janis McFee for co-chairing the Potato Bake. - Gloria Voth Sent 2026-02-12: Potato Head Apology - I need to apologize to the people who immediately wanted to sign up for the potato bake yesterday but it wasn’t posted in the Library. I wish I could say that Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head threatened to sue me because I was using their images on the Potato Bake flyers. But, being a former nun, I must tell the truth: it just totally slipped my 77-year-old mind. I thank Valerie for covering for me during the day. The signup for the Potato Bake was actually posted on February 10, however…..but at 8:45 p.m. All I can say is “I am so sorry.” And thank you, Beth Parrish, for allowing me to apologize to everyone. We hope to see a good turnout for the Ladies Golf League. - Suzie Sawyer Sent 2026-02-07: Potato Bake Supper - From: Suzie Sawyer ************************* Women's Golf Guest Day February 4, 2026 - COMPLETE - Sent 2026-01-03: Newsletter Correction: Women's Golf Guest Day - In the Women’s Golf part of the January Newsletter, in regards to Guest Day on January 28th (not 29th), I should have said Pavilion (not Gazebo)! Thank you - Gloria Voth Phone: (507) 217-9657 Newsletter 2025-11: IMPORTANT REMINDER: We start league golf on Wednesday, November 5, 2025. We meet in the Library between 8:30am-8:45am to sign in. We will collect league dues which have been changed to $30 this season. Some or all the money needs to be in $1.00 bills. Hostess signup sheets are on the golf bulletin board. We need two people to sign up in advance for each week. Please check what works best for you and sign up to help us out! The packets include all the necessary instructions. As always, ask for help when in doubt. Thank you! -President: Gloria Voth (507) 217-9657 -Vice President: Lori McCurry -Secretary: Judy Moffatt -Treasurer: Norma Rutiaga Newsletter 2025-10: The Sunshine Women’s Golf League will start Wednesday, November 5, 2025. We meet in the Library every Wednesday between 8:30 and 8:45 to sign up; play begins at 9:00. Membership is open to all property owners and renting residents of Sunshine Estates. The cost to play league will change to $30.00, and we will be collecting on the first day of play. We have a Women’s League Meeting the Third Wednesday of every month in Retzlaff Hall. Our first meeting will be November 19 at 9:00am, with golf following. We hope to see everyone there. - Gloria Voth, Women's Golf League President 2025-11-17: Women's Golf League Meeting Notice - Back to Top Men's Golf League SAVE THE DATES FOR FUTURE GOLF EVENTS! (as of Feb 24, 2026) Men’s Golf League Tournament: March 2-3, 2026 Awards / Party: March 4, 2026 (REVISED) - Matt Lyne, Men’s Golf League (308) 870-1423 Email: mattshotsclays@yahoo.com Sent 2026-02-28: Golf course closure - The Sunshine golf course will closed Monday March 2nd and Tuesday March 3rd each day till 4 pm for the annual men’s golf league tournament. - Matt Lyne Sent 2026-01-26: ANNOUNCEMENT: Men's Golf League - Tomorrow Tuesday January 27th, 2026 Men's Golf League is cancelled due to cold weather. Thank You - Matt Lyne Newsletter: December 2025 - It’s not too late to join the Men’s Golf League Every Tuesday morning. The cost is only $40.00 which covers play and prize funds for the entire league through March, the league tournament, and the pizza party following the tournament. There are two tee times to accommodate everyone’s schedule. Tee times are 8:30 and 10:15 with team draw at 8:15 and 10:00 SHARP!!! Come on out - it’s laid back and a great way to meet new people!! Contact Matt Lyne (308) 870-1423 or Jerry Wetherbee (425) 418-3345 Newsletter: November 2025 - The Men’s Golf League will begin on Tuesday, November 4th and will play Every Tuesday through March 31st. The cost for the entire League including the League Tournament and awards luncheon is $40.00 due before your first round is played. There will be 2 shifts, one at 8:30am and one at 10:15am, and you can choose which time you want to play on a weekly basis. Squads will be determined by random drawing. The drawing for the 8:30am shift is 8:15; the drawing for the 10:15am shift is 10:00 SHARP!!! The League is handicapped into different flights to encourage all levels of abilities to participate. New, unestablished players must record 4 League scores to establish a handicap. Please come and join us! It’s a lot of fun and a great way to meet new people in our neighborhood. Pay League dues to Matt Lyne anytime between now and the first Round of League play. Thanks!!! - Matt Lyne, Men’s Golf League (308) 870-1423 Email: mattshotsclays@yahoo.com Newsletter: October 2025 - The Summer Golf League will run Each Tuesday in October. This League is open to both men and ladies; everyone is welcome. Cost to play is $1.00 per week with 100 percent payback per entries paid. Teams are formed by random drawing at 8:45 and tee time is 9:00. All skill levels are welcome. - Matt Lyne, Men’s Golf League (308) 870-1423 Email: mattshotsclays@yahoo.com Back to Top Saturday Scramble (Weekly, Year-round) Sent 2026-01-30: Saturday Scramble January 31st 2026 - Due to the cold weather, there will be no Saturday Scramble tomorrow Saturday January 31st, 2026. I also posted a note on the Front Door of the Library, stating no Saturday Scramble. Stay warm. Reminder that next week is the Guys & Dolls Tournament so no Saturday Scramble on February 7th, 2026. We will resume Saturday Scramble on February 14th, Valentine's Day. Enjoy your weekend. Nancy Lyne Saturday Scramble - Every Saturday morning. Meet @ 8:30 AM. Tee Time is 9 AM. Open to All Men & Women. - Matt Lyne 308-870-1428 mattshotsclays@hotmail.com Back to Top O'Clockers Golf Group (Daily, Year-round) Sunshine Country Club Estates - O'Clockers Golf Group Rules are HERE . Sent 2025-10-28: O'Clockers Golf - O’clockers golf scramble will be moving to 4:00 on Sunday Nov 2nd due to daylight savings time ending. Meet beside shuffleboard court at 3:45 for team assignments. Open to all golfers in our community. There is no charge. Just a fun time for players. - Donna Myers Sent 2025-10-17: O'Clockers Golf: Time Change - O’clockers golf scramble will be moving to 5:00 on Sunday Oct. 19th. Meet beside shuffleboard court at 4:45 for team assignments. Open to all golfers in our community. There is no charge. Just a fun time for players. - Donna Myers Back to Top Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament (GNDGT) (Feb 25-27: Tournament / Feb 27: Awards) (Mar 4-6: Tournament (Rain Date) / Feb 27: Awards (Rain Date) - COMPLETE - Sent 2026-02-28: GNDGT: Final Totals & Payouts (2026) - HERE is the Final Scoring & Payouts for the 2026 Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament, being provided to Sunshine residents. - Tony Tramel GNDGT Chairman Newsletter: 2026-02 - Initial registration for the GNDGT begins on Monday, February 16th, from 1:00pm to 4:00pm, in the Library/Office. We will offer a second/final day of Registration on Wednesday, Feb 18, from 1:00-4:00 PM. We are limited to 144 players, so please register early. This is a 3-day golf event which begins on Wednesday and concludes with a formal award ceremony on Friday evening, featuring a dinner, cash awards, and door prizes. You do not want to miss this annual golf event! We want you to make sure that you and your friends are registered for this upcoming event. We invite you to encourage your fellow golfers aged 55 and over to participate in the enjoyable three-day event at Sunshine Country Club Estates. See the attached flier for information on this event. There have been some slight adjustments to registration dates and times, so please mark your calendars. Don’t miss out on the 40th Annual Event of the GNDGT in 2026. -Tony Tramel, Chairperson for the Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament Sent 2025-03-19 - From: trtramel@gmail.com Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2025 4:01 PM To: Valerie - Office Cc: Various Subject: GNDGT Schedule shift for 2026 We have investigated shifting the three-day tournament by a day, so it would occur during the week, and not end on a Saturday. We also looked into conflicts this might entail as we pursued this potential. I went into the Women's Golf meeting a week ago and asked them if they would consider allowing the GNDGT to begin on a Wednesday and finish the following Friday. I stated this would depend upon their considering giving up one day of the Women's Golf. I indicated they could play on Monday, the week of the GNDGT. I received a phone call from Dana Szretter, 2025 President of Women’s Golf, who indicated that they considered my request and had voted to defer Women's Golf on Wednesday, during the scheduled week of GNDGT, March 25, 2026. The golf course would be reserved as follows: Women’s Golf on Monday, February 23, 2026, Men's Golf on Tuesday, February 24, 2026 GNDGT on February 25, 26, and 27, 2026 I further confirmed that having Women's Golf on Monday for this last week of February appears to work based on my discussion with Scott Kronshage. Please find attached modifications of the activity’s requests related to shifting the GNDGT from Thursday through Saturday to Wednesday through Friday for 2026. The text in these requests mentions the Women’s League Golf shifting their typical day of play from Wednesday, February 25, to Monday, February 23, 2026. I also want to make sure that we have historically kept open the possibility of a one-week delay for rain dates if the weather does not cooperate. Don't hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. Tony Tramel Cell 337-693-6344 ************************** From: Tony Tramel Sent: Monday, March 10, 2025 3:46 PM To: 2025 SEPO Board Subject: 2026 Good Neighbor Golf Tournament Next year's 2026 GNDGT is planned for Thursday through Saturday, Feb 26th through Feb 28th, 2026. We are attempting to modify these dates by one day by having the tournament shift to Wednesday through Friday in the same week. We will advise you if we are successful in causing this change, which requires some rescheduling of other golf activities at Sunshine Estates Country Club. Tony Tramel GNDGT Chair Back to Top Guys & Dolls Golf Tournament (Feb 6-7: Golf & Feb 7: Awards) (Feb 13-14: Golf (Rain Dates) & Feb 14: Awards (Rain Date) - COMPLETE - Sent 2026-01-19: CORRECTION: GUYS & DOLLS TOURNAMENT - Hi All - This is Beth: I accidently sent Deloris' article about this tournament - in particular the signup sheets timing - in an email when it was meant for the Newsletter, which will be published in a few days. So stay tuned for ongoing info about this tournie. Sorry for any confusion early publication may have caused. - Beth Parrish (SEPO Email Mgr) Sent 2026-01-17: GUYS & DOLLS TOURNAMENT - Sent 2026-01-15: GUYS & DOLLS GOLF TOURNAMENT - SEPO COMMUNITY GOLFERS The annual Guys & Dolls tournament is just around the corner (February 6th & 7th). It’s time to start looking for a partner. The signup sheets will be posted in the library on Monday, January 26th. There will be a signup sheet for couples (that’s anyone that already has a partner) and one each for men and women who need a partner. The cost is $10.00 per person and all of the proceeds go back into the prize fund. This event is always a lot of fun. There is also more information on the SEPO Facebook page. For questions you can contact: * me Deloris Pearcy (417) 830-1816 or * Nancy Lyne (308) 870-4286 ************************************************ This is Beth Parrish: The follow additional info was on Facebook for those of you who don't use Facebook - Please mark your calendars for This years Guys and Dolls Scramble Golf Tournament dates are February 6th and 7th. Signup sheets will be posted in Library starting on Monday January 26th through February 5th until noon. All fees collected are paid back 100% in prize money. The cost to play is 10.00 per person. Come join the fun!!! Award banquet starts at 5:00 pm in the Hall Saturday February 7th. Players are asked to please bring finger foods or a dessert to share with tournament players plus BYOB. If any questions please feel free to contact Deloris Pearcy at 417-830-1816 or Nancy Lyne at 308-870-4286 Back to Top

Clubs & Committees (Oct 1, 2025 thru Mar 31, 2026) Additional Details Art Painting Club Birding & Nature Club Fishing Association (SCCE) Garden Club (Sunshine) Neighborhood Watch Quilters (Killer Bees) Rock Painting Club (Yearround) Woodshop Events This page contains information about SEPO Club & Committee Activities/Events for the Season specified above. Additional Meeting Info, Pictures and other items of interest for some Clubs can be found under the AMENITIES tab. Go HERE to be directed to each Sunshine Amenity. *************** Art Painting Club (Meeting Info + Other Club News, Events & Pictures can be found HERE .) Calendar: Winter 2025-2026 November 4 November 18 November 25 December 2 December 16 December 23 December 30 January 6 January 13 January 20 January 27 February 3 February 10 February 24 March 3 March 24 March 31 April 7 April 14 April 21 April 28 SEPO Email Sent 2025-11-30: Art Painting Club, is in session weekly - From Beth Parrish: With help from the club creators, Janee Bledsoe and Jane Meehan, I have created an "Art Painting Club" web page under the "AMENITIES" tab HERE for them. It currently shows the Winter 2025-2026 scheduled dates and other info from the Newsletters and SEPO Emails. Between this page and the page at the link above combined, they should show you everything I know about this new Club to date. Keep that info and pictures coming ladies and I bet you'll have that hall filled up soon. From Facebook on Nov 25, 2025 (Janee Bledsoe) Come join us every Tuesday 1pm for a painting/art class where we have fun and plenty of giggles! We have lots of supplies. Back to Top *************** Birding & Nature Club Sent 2026-03-17: TIME SENSITIVE: Birding & Nature Outing - Birding & Nature Club Outing - Thursday 3/17 AM (Click HERE to See Attachment) ALL WELCOME - TRAM TOURS Sign up in the Library - ASAP More info at Library and on both SEPO Facebook groups. - David L'Heureux, President Sent 2026-02-02: Birding & Nature Club Minutes, Dec 1, 2025 - Birding and Nature Club Minutes, Dec. 1. 2025 Call to order by Tom Stone. Speaker, Mike Heep prepared a wonderful presentation on the citrus of the Valley, sharing with us several varieties of local oranges, grapefruit, mandarin, etc. from our area. Very interesting. Meeting: minutes presentation and discussion. Motion to accept; approved. Financial: presented by Jean B. in the absence of Miles. Balance: $2993.74. Discussion Motion to accept; approved Old Business: Bird feeding going well Texas Ave Garden report: weeded and shavings applied. Tree, Shrub signage still in the works. Needs to be weather- proof yet not too pricey. New Business: Nominating committee Upcoming speakers: Keith Hackland Field trip to Resaca de la Palma in March. Fee $4.00 with tram on Wed., Sat. Or Sun. Preferably Wed. End of year bird count: Ralph Next meeting Jan. 5, 2026 Motion to adjourn. - Deb Jones, Secretary Birding and Nature Club Sent 2026-02-02: Birding & Nature Club Friendly Reminder - Birding and Nature Club Friendly Reminder: We are welcoming Keith Hackland, Proprietor, of the Alamo Inn, Alamo, Texas and renowned Host of Birders from around the world. We invite you to come and listen as Keith relates some of his fascinating stories of birding adventures here in the Valley and places unknown. We will meet at 7PM in Retzlaff Hall, Monday, Feb. 2. All are welcome. See you soon, - Deb Jones, Secretary Birding and Nature Club Sent 2026-01-30: REMINDER: Birding and Nature Club Speaker - Reminder: Birding and Nature Club Speaker, Monday, February 2nd will be Keith Hackland, proprietor of Alamo Inn, Alamo, TX, who will be speaking to us on the RGV bird migratory patterns. The meeting will be at 7PM in Retzlaff Hall, Monday, February 2nd. All are welcome. See you soon. - Tom Stone, President Birding and Nature Club Sent 2026-01-29: Birding & Nature Club - Info & Interest Survey - Birding & Nature Club – A legacy of positive impact for SEPO residents Early members played a significant role in making Texas Avenue what you see today. Previously, the swamp covered most of the current grassy areas where the dogs now walk. The club removed trees and other types of vegetation, brought in fill and worked to level the ground. Periodically, new trees and shrubs were planted, and identification plaques were installed. The original butterfly garden and fountain were installed. Berms and plantings were made behind the gazebo. Bird feeders were added and maintained. Last summer the metal mesh fence was installed to support vines. The goal of that area is to have native plants that continue to attract birds and butterflies. The club has held beginning birding classes, led bird walks in the community and around the RV “lakeside”. Field trips have gone to local birding hotspots. Bird books were donated to the library, and a community bird sighting list is maintained there. The club continues to host outside speakers. Some members have even participated in the annual Audubon Bird Count. To help keep the Birding & Nature club relevant to current SEPO residents, we would greatly appreciate it if you would take a couple of minutes to at least review the survey. Just click on the following link. You DO NOT have to sign-in to take the survey. Please click SUBMIT to send us your responses. https://forms.gle/jHRsLsir7nNjzcb29 Thank you!! Reminder: Our next meeting is Monday, February 2nd, 7:00 PM - David L'Heureux Sent 2026-01-17: Birding and Nature Club meeting minutes - Birding and Nature Club Minutes January 5, 2026 Meeting was called to order by President Tom Stone There were 28 people present Unfortunately our speaker John Yochum who was going to speak about the lower RGV Magic did not make the meeting. Last month’s minutes were not available. Financials: the balance of the checkbook is $2990.74 with no activity since last month. Brenda made a motion, 2nd by Ralph to accept the report, motion passed. Old Business: Judy Stone reported on the bird feeding project. Mary will check into different types of signs for the trees and also the cost of signs. New Business: Tom asked for volunteers to head up the nominating committee for 2026-2027. Dave volunteered to head this committee. There is a field trip being planned to go to Resaca De La Palma state park in March of 2026. Tom will set it up with the park so we have a tram. Ralph gave a report on the end of the year bird count, the total species seen was 71. The most numerous bird was the Grackle, 2nd was Black Bellied Whistlers and 3rd was pigeons. They did see 27 green parakeets. Deb Gossman gave a presentation about the new garden that is by the bird feeder. She had a power point showing the whole process The next meeting will be February 2. 2026 in Retzlaff hall. Our speaker will be Keith Hackland from the Alamo Inn. Motion by Miles, 2nd by Ralph to adjourn - Tom Stone Sent 2026-01-17: Birding & Nature Club Speaker - Reminder: Birding and Nature Club Speaker, Monday, February 2nd will be Keith Hackland, proprietor of Alamo Inn, Alamo, TX, who will be speaking to us on the RGV bird migratory patterns. The meeting will be at 7PM in Retzlaff Hall, Monday, February 2nd. All are welcome. See you soon. - Tom Stone, President, Birding and Nature Club Sent 2026-01-12: Birding & Nature - Birding and Nature Club with the help of the Garden Club are asking for community volunteers to help spruce up the Texas Avenue B+N Garden. If you can help, let's meet Thursday, January 15th on Texas Avenue from 12:30 to 1:30. We have some grasses that have embedded themselves into the landscape fabric. The goal is to remove the fabric and expose the nice soil underneath. The sawdust from the woodworkers will be used in this area as it becomes available. Thank you in advance volunteers and woodworkers. Needed: utility knives, garden hoes and rakes. Tom Stone, President of Birding and Nature & See the community hard at work below when they were asked to help. Sent 2026-01-10: Field trip - Attention Birding and Nature Club. We had talked about having the field trip on Wednesday, March 18 in the meeting last Monday. However the tram is available to be reserved on Thursday, March 19 at 9:00 am. So I reserved it for March 19. Thank you for your attention to this matter. - Tom Stone Sent 2026-01-07: Field trip - Birding and Nature Club Field Trip Where: Resaca de la Palma State Park When: March 19, 2026 Meet at Retzlaff Hall at 8:00 am to car pool or at 9:00 am at the park Fee: $4.00 per person A tram will be provided Items to bring: water, insect repellant, sack lunch A tour guide will also be provided. Open to all residents of Sunshine Country Club Estates. Please join us as fun will be had by all. - Tom Stone, President, Birding and Nature Club Sent 2026-01-03: Birding and Nature club speaker - Reminder: Birding and Nature Club Speaker, Monday, January 5th will be John Yochum, Park Ranger at Estero Llano Grande State Park, who will be speaking to us on the Rio Grande Valley magic. This will be of interest, as it pertains to the many unique flora and fauna of the RGV. The meeting will be at 7PM in Retzlaff Hall, Monday, January 5th. All are welcome. See you soon. - Tom Stone, President, Birding and Nature Club Sent 2025-12-01: REMINDER: B&N Club Speaker Mon Evening, Dec 1 - Technology glitch and I hadn't received this from Deb Jones over the weekend, so I hope all who wanted to attend can do so. - Beth Parrish Reminder: Birding and Nature Club Speaker, Monday, Dec 1 will be Local Naturalist and Botany expert, Mike Heep, who will be speaking to us on the topic of Citrus in the Rio Grande Valley. This will be of interest, as many of us have citrus trees nearby. The meeting will be at 7PM in Retzlaff Hall, Monday, Dec 1. All are welcome. See you soon. - Deb Jones, Secretary, Birding and Nature Club Newsletter 2025-10: BIRDING AND NATURE CLUB/GARDEN CLUB EVENT - Birding and Nature Club and Garden Club are joining together for a Garden Cleanup Day and Root Beer Floats. Come join us: November 10th at 10:00 am. We will gather at the Gazebo for a fun filled weeding event. We want to thank all the Sunshine Summer Volunteers and now Winter Volunteers for keeping the gardens in good shape. Thank you so much. - Tom Stone, Birding and Nature / Susanne Ulrich, Garden Club Newsletter 2025-10: Mission Statement: Our mission is to increase the awareness of the variety of birds in our Wetland and to learn about the native plants and animals of the Rio Grande Valley. Planning and care of the Wetlands is our primary focus. Greetings, neighbors! Our lake is full, and the birds are plentiful. It’s time for the Fall and Winter Birding Season to begin. Soon you will be arriving for another beautiful season here in the Valley and the Birding and Nature Club is gearing up for speakers and activities for 2025-2026. Mike Heep, local Naturalist and plant expert will be speaking again this year as well as Keith Hackland, owner/operator of the Alamo Inn, Alamo, Texas, a world-renowned birding destination. Our first meeting is Monday, November 3, 2025, at 7PM in the library. We will be discussing our summer and the upcoming birding season. Come join in the conversation; all are welcome! Happy birding, - Deb Jones, -Secretary Birding and Nature Club Back to Top *************** Fishing Association (SCCE) Sent 2026-01-15: Fishing Club survey - please complete by Monday, February 2nd - The Fishing Club is planning to shift to informal meetings - mainly talking about fishing experiences and getting fishing outings planned. Our meetings have been scheduled on the second Wednesday of each month. We are finding that a number of residents have committed to concerts at the Sunshine RV Park next door. We would very much appreciate it if residents complete the SHORT survey by selecting the link below. We promise it will only take a couple of minutes! Thank you for your input. If you have any questions, please contact one of the following: - Deb DesLauriers-Eich at 715-821-4552 - Bill Petersen at 507-291-7106 - Pat Heinerikson at 816-810-2862 Thank you. https://forms.gle/Hxh1Ehvg3sNjptLJ7 Sent 2026-01-06: Fishing Club Meeting January 14th - Fishing Club News: There will be a fishing club meeting on Wednesday, January 14th at 6:00 pm in Retzlaff Hall. It is important for all fishing club members and those interested in joining the club to attend. Please note that we had planned to take nominations and vote for up to three officers at the December meeting, however, we only had three participants in attendance and did not feel that we should move forward until we had other folks present. Therefore, we postponed the elections to the January meeting. Additionally, we have a $500 gift certificate that we had received after submitting a request to HEB that we would like to share with local (Harlingen) non profit organizations. Please bring your nomination(s) for a local non profit (which includes a description of their services) that you would like to nominate to receive a portion of the certificate and we will vote on this at the meeting. As noted previously we need people to step up for officer positions. We did have a couple express interest. If we don't have enough volunteers at our January meeting, we will need to dissolve the club. If anyone has nominations or questions, please feel free to contact Deb DesLauriers-Eich at 715-821-4552; Bill Peterson at 507-291-7106 or Pat Heinerikson at 816-810-2862. Thank you. Deb DesLauriers-Eich Newsletter 2025-10: The first fishing club meeting will be held on Wednesday, November 5th at 6:00 pm. It is important for all fishing club members and those interested in joining the club to attend. We had planned to have elections this fall, however, with the passing of our founding president and a resignation of another member we only have three officers. We plan to solicit nominations from the floor at the meeting and vote in December. If anyone has nominations or questions, please feel free to contact Deb DesLauriers-Eich at 715-821-4552; Bill Peterson at 507-291-7106 or Pat Heinerikson at 816-810-2862. Thank you. - Deb DesLauriers-Eich Sent 2025-04-28: SCCE Fishing Association Raffle - Pat Heinerikson, Director, Area 1, accepts $400 checks from Bill Peterson, President SCCE Fishing Association to use for improvements/expenses for the billard and the fitness rooms. The donation was made possible from using proceeds from the fishing club raffle held earlier this year. Winners from the raffle were as third prize, dining and pet grooming gift certificates, Larry Jeneson. Tony graciously donated the fishing trip back to the club which allowed us to provide a larger donation to SEPO. Thank you to all to participated and supported the raffle. From Facebook (Deb Eich) Sent 2025-01-28: Fishing Guides - The Fishing Club has put together a "fishing guides" list based on our experiences. You can view it HERE . - Deb DesLauriers-Eich, Fishing Club Secretary Back to Top *************** Garden Club (Sunshine) Sent 2026-04-01: Garden Club: PICTURES - Spring Cleanup - Thank you for helping clean up Texas Ave Gardens. The gazebo should be beautiful for Easter Service. Thank you, Lori and Blaine, Jerry, Brenda, Chris, Sandy, and Dave and Pat. Please look at the pictures below of this effort. - Susanne Ulrich (Sunshine Garden Club) Sent 2026-03-29: PICTURES & THANKS, Front Of Office Renovation - I want to express my sincere gratitude and congratulate the many Sunshine Volunteer Friends & Neighbors who worked so diligently on the beautiful landscaping you now see in front and just to the left of the SEPO Office. All of this work was done on February 16, 19 & 20, 2026. I'm sure the entire community thanks you as well. - Susanne Ulrich (Sunshine Garden Club) BEFORE AFTER Beginning - Middle - End Sent 2026-02-08: REMINDER: Sunshine Garden Club Sunshine Garden Club Gentle Reminder of the "Healthy Lawns and Care" program on Monday, Feb 9th. (See Posters Below) Retzlaff Hall at 4:00 with Dean Minchillo zooming live from Dallas. Snacks will be provided. Thank you, - Susanne and Debbie Sent 2026-02-04: Sunshine Garden Club Sunshine Garden Club Save the date for "Healthy Lawns and Care" on Monday, February 9th. Several of our lawns have struggled since the March flood. Comments I have heard over the years: (2 seasons in the valley, Summer and Winter), (2 types of grass Green and Brown) and after a freeze (Get used to ugly till spring). All are welcome to come hear Dean Minchillo at 4:00 in Retzlaff Hall. Thank you, Susanne and Debbie - Susanne and Debbie S ent 2026-01-10: Reminder of Monday Meeting - Sunshine Garden Club Get Together Water Harvesting Monday, January 12th Retzlaff Hall at 4:00 Presentation “Use Rainwater Instead” with Priscilla Rosas, Texas Master Gardener From the Rio Grande to Lake Travis, from the Ogallala Aquifer to the Red River, Texas water supply is under duress. Due to new industry moving into our three-county area, this may have the potential to push water supplies to the brink (from Texas Tribune 2025/09/11). Please join us to learn how to capture rain using Water Harvesting techniques. See you Monday, - Debbie Gossman and Susanne Ulrich Sent 2025-12-07: Garden Club Presentation on Monday - Sunshine Garden Club Reminder We welcome all to come to the Rose Presentation on Monday, December 8th, at 4:00 in Retzlaff Hall. Not only roses, but plant care in general. Bring your questions and concerns. Please see the attached flyer for additional info. Door Prize, sweet snacks, and beverages. We will have a table of donated plants consisting of cuttings, bulbs, etc. Feel free to bring any excess you may have to share. See you Monday, - Susanne Ulrich Sent 2025-11-14: Garden Club: Thank You - Susanne would like to thank everyone for helping out with the Garden cleanup earlier this week. And she believes everyone enjoyed their Root Beer Floats afterwards. See pictures of the great work everyone did HERE . - Beth Parrish (for Susanne) Sent 2025-11-09: REMINDER: Garden cleanup Monday - Hello everyone, Friendly reminder of a Community Garden Cleanup Morning. Sponsored by the Garden Club and Birding and Nature Club . The temps will be perfect. If you can make it, we sure appreciate the help and the groups appreciate you. Monday, November 10th Time: 10:00 Place: Meet at Texas Avenue Gazebo After Party Rootbeer Floats This will be the November outdoor event for the Garden Club. - Susanne Ulrich Newsletter 2025-10: BIRDING AND NATURE CLUB/GARDEN CLUB EVENT - Birding and Nature Club and Garden Club are joining together for a Garden Cleanup Day and Root Beer Floats. Come join us: November 10th at 10:00 am. We will gather at the Gazebo for a fun filled weeding event. We want to thank all the Sunshine Summer Volunteers and now Winter Volunteers for keeping the gardens in good shape. Thank you so much. - Tom Stone, Birding and Nature / Susanne Ulrich, Garden Club Back to Top *************** Neighborhood Watch Email sent 2026-03-18: NW: Fundraiser - Save the DATE !!! Signup will be in the library March 18 through March 25. Help support your Neighborhood Watch. - Mary Grandy (from Facebook on March 11) Email sent 2026-03-18: NW: Fundraiser - Save the DATE !!! Signup will be in the library March 18 through March 25. Help support your Neighborhood Watch. - Mary Grandy (from Facebook on March 11) Newsletter 2025-10: Reminders - As you are packing to return South, please, remember to pack your old prescription eyeglasses. The Rotary Club recycles them and passes them along to those in need. They want the glasses, not the cases. You can place the eyeglasses in the Rotary box located in the library along the south wall. Since the flood last spring, many of you are driving different vehicles. Please, contact Valerie in the office or me, Jean Burgoine, if you need a Sunshine sticker for your rear windshield. This little sticker identifies your vehicle as belonging in the Sunshine community. This makes it easier for the people on Neighborhood Watch. Several years ago, my car broke down on the expressway. A passing driver from Sunshine noticed my sticker and came to help me. That little sticker does a lot of good. - Jean Burgoine, Neighborhood Watch Back to Top *************** Quilters (Killer Bees) (Meeting Info, Pictures and other items of interest can be found HERE .) Newsletter 2025-10: Thursday Morning Quilting Club - The Killer Bees, Thursday morning quilters will have their first meeting of this season at 9AM on October 2nd. Our first project will be to make pillowcases for the kids at one of the elementary schools in town. A project in association with our Women's Club. Come and check us out! We're NOT your Grandmother's quilting group! Other projects through the season are a fabric woven basket, hexagon placemats, a casserole cozie, and a few days to gather and sew on your own projects. Call or text me with any questions... - Jan Baethke, (956) 357-2218 Back to Top *************** Rock Painting Club ONGOING THROUGHOUT EACH YEAR (Meeting Info, Pictures and other items of interest can be found HERE .) Back to Top *************** Woodworkers Sent 2026-01-17: DON'T FORGET THIS TUESDAY THE WOODWORKERS SPAGHETTI DINNER 4:30 to 6PM - COMPLETE WOODWORKERS SPAGHETTI DINNER 4:30 TO 6 PM TUESDAY JAN 20TH Thanks to all who bought tickets for this dinner. It is sold out. When you enter the hall please pick up your salad and dessert from the tables. Have a seat and select garlic or non-garlic bread on the ticket and raise your hand with the ticket. A woodworker server will pick up your ticket and serve your food and drinks. Relax and enjoy your meal. Please do not lean chairs to save seats. We need clear aisles for serving. Carry-outs and delivery are available. Thank you for supporting the SEPO woodshop. Questions: Cathy Chajec 708-280-8910 Sent 2026-01-04: WOODWORKERS SPAGHETTI TICKETS ARE ON SALE - WOODWORKERS SPAGHETTI TICKETS ON SALE No tickets will be sold at the door. Check with a woodworker to purchase your tickets. Cost: $12 All proceeds support the SEPO Woodshop. Dinner will be held Tuesday Jan 20th 4:30 pm to 6 pm in Retzlaff Hall . The meal consists of homemade Spaghetti, meat sauce, garlic or non- garlic bread, tossed salad w/dressing, and homemade dessert of your choice. Coffee, iced tea, lemonade and water will also be provided. The meal is served to you at your table, by some of your friendly woodworker volunteers. If you choose, you can have your meal delivered to your home or come to the hall and ask for a take-out. Any questions, please call: - Cathy Chajec Sent 2026-01-12: Woodshop Orientation Class - COMPLETE There will be a Woodshop Orientation Class on Thursday, January 1th at 5 pm in the woodshop. A one time attendance is a requirement for use of the woodshop . The shop will be closed during the class. All residents are invited to attend. No signup is necessary. Any questions call John Chajec at 708-280-8940 Sent 2025-12-15: Wood Shop Orientation Class Wednesday December 17th 5 pm - COMPLETE WoodShop Orientation Class Wednesday Dec 17th 5 pm in the wood shop. This class is a requirement for using the wood shop. A one time attendance is required. The shop will be closed during the class. Call John Chajec 708-280-8940 Sent 2025-10-26:Wood Shop Orientation Class Tuesday Oct 28th 5 pm - COMPLETE There will be a Woodshop Orientation Class on Tuesday Oct 28th 5 pm in the wood shop. A one time attendance is a requirement for use of the wood shop. The shop will be closed during the class. All residents/renters are invited to attend. No signup is necessary. Any questions call John Chajec at 708-280-8940 Back to Top

Activities: Special (Winter: 2025-2026) Coffee & Donuts (Weekly) COMPLETE Volunteer Lunch (2026-03-31) COMPLETE Private Events (Various) COMPLETE Stained Glass Class (Weekly) COMPLETE St. Pat's Day Party (2026-03-17) COMPLETE KARAOKE (Various) COMPLETE Training (Various) COMPLETE Golf Cart Caroling (2025-12-19) COMPLETE SONshine Ministries Food Drive (Various) COMPLETE Jefferson Elementary XMAS (2025-12-10) COMPLETE Christmas Tree Decorating (2025-12-01) COMPLETE *************** WEEKLY ON THURSDAY (Winter Only) Coffee & Donuts (Weekly on Thursday) COMPLETE Sent 2025-12-03: Coffee & Donuts in the Library - I wanted to let everyone know that 'Coffee & Donuts' are available again this winter season on every Thursday in the Library @ 8 AM. Donuts are $1 each and coffee is free. So come on over and chat with your friends and neighbors while enjoying a sweet treat. - Valerie Basaldua, SEPO Office Mgr Back to Top ************************** COMPLETE DATE DAY EVENT Chairperson(s) 03-31-26 Tue (11am-1pm) Volunteer Lunch SEPO Board & Women's Club Sent 2026-03-26: SEPO Volunteer luncheon - Signup sheet in library is available through Tomorrow, Friday March 27th for the volunteer luncheon being held Tuesday March 31 from 11-1. Complete with Music by Southern Harmony. We need an accurate count for the caterer. If you have volunteered for SEPO or Women's Club activities, you are welcome to signup for the Free lunch and entertainment. It's our way of thanking you !! - Mary Hull Newsletter 2026-03: Wednesday, March 31st will be our Community-Wide Volunteer Luncheon to say thank you to anyone who has volunteered in some capacity to make Sunshine Country Club Estates even better!! We will have a signup sheet 10 days before. Add your name and where you volunteered. It’s free! We will provide lunch and even music from 11:00am-1:00pm in Retzlaff Hall. - Mary Hull WC Acty Director Back to Top *************** PERIODIC/VARIOUS: Private Events Jan 9, 2026 / Noon to 9 PM / Retzlaff Hall (Event itself 4PM to 9 PM) COMPLETE Dec 11, 2025 / 11AM to 4:30 PM / Retzlaff Hall (Event itself Noon to 4PM) COMPLETE Oct 4, 2025 / 4PM to 6PM / Retzlaff Hall (Event itself 4PM to 6PM) COMPLETE Feb 18, 2026 / 4PM to 8PM / Pavillion (Event itself 4PM to 8PM) COMPLETE Mar 22, 2026 / 11AM to 1PM / Pavillion (Event itself 11AM to 1PM) COMPLETE Sep 3, 2025 thru Apr 29, 2026 ONGOING The Card Room will be utilized every Wednesday from 9:30 am to Noon from Sep 3, 2025 thru Apr 29, 2026 for a 'private' Bible Study group. - Approved by the SEPO Office Back to Top ************************** COMPLETE WEEKLY ON THURSDAY (Winter Only) Stained Glass Class COMPLETE Thu / Feb 6 thru Mar 27 (6:30 PM - 8:30 PM) Sent 2026-01-05: Stained Glass - We will be starting stained glass again at the Woodshop this Thursday evening at 6:30 p.m. to 8:30. Please bring your clicker to enter the storage yard. Any questions please give me a call. Cathy Chajec 708-280-8910 ************************** COMPLETE DATE DAY EVENT Chairperson(s) 03-17-26 Tue St. Pat's Party Derek McFee Newsletter 2026-03: Save the Date: St. Patrick’s Day Party Tuesday, March 17 at 4:00pm in Retzlaff Hall! This celebration is completely funded by Donations from all those residents who Love a good party – Irish or Otherwise! There are no tickets or admission fees, and all residents (of drinking age) are welcome to come and enjoy beer, margaritas, wine, & pizza until they run out! Please bring finger food to share, but no crockpot items, please. Donations of any amount will be gratefully accepted by: Your Hosts: Derek (Dak) & Janis McFee 2028 W. Michigan Ave. (with the 2 lions in front!) OR at the window behind the #1 tee box. ALL donations are spent on beverages, pizzas, decorations, and supplies. SO, “GET YOUR GREEN READY!” - Dak & Janis Mcfee Back to Top ******************** COMPLETE PERIODIC: Karaoke Karaoke (Mar 27, 2026) COMPLETE Sent 2026-03-25: Karaoke - Reminder!! KARAOKE this Friday March 27th 6pm in the hall BYOB Come with your singing voices and dancing shoes 🎤🕺💃 - Patricia Lay Newsletter 2026-03: Karaoke in Retzlaff Hall Friday, March 27, 2026, @ 6:00PM Karaoke (Jan 21, 2026) COMPLETE Sent 2026-01-15: Karaoke - Karaoke - Wednesday, January 21, @ 6pm. BYOB, Bring snacks to share if you want. - Phillip Lay Karaoke (Oct 31, 2025) COMPLETE Sent 2025-10-26: Karaoke - SPOOKYOKE KARAOKE October 31, Friday, @ 6:00pm BYOB, bring snack to share Costumes optional Phillip Lay Newsletter 2025-11: SAVE THE DATE!!! Save the date for Friday, October 31st for karaoke Details to follow as we get closer to the event. - Phillip and Patricia Lay ************************* COMPLETE Training Events CARDS: Sheephead Training / Feb 3 & 10, 2026 / 6 PM to 9 PM / Retzlaff Hall COMPLETE Sent 2026-01-30: Learn How to Play Sheephead - I have been asked to teach a class on playing Sheepshead, which is a very fun card game using trump and only 32 cards. Lessons on how to play will be provided on Tuesday evenings, Feb 3rd & Feb 10th, at 6 p.m. in Retzlaff Hall. It is a German game that is very popular in Wisconsin and often in Minnesota, too. It is a game played with nickels, so everyone should bring a pocketful of nickels. Thank you. - Sherry Schneider Back to Top ************************** COMPLETE DATE DAY EVENT Chairperson(s) 12-19-25 Fri Golf Cart Caroling Patricia Lay Sent 2025-12-17: REMINDER, Golf Cart Caroling - Come all to golf cart caroling! Practice on Wednesday Dec 17th, 2:00 in hall. Then on Friday Dec 19th meet at 4:00 at Share Nelson's house (1929 W Indiana Cir) - bring with snacks to share, BYOB. Caroling will start at 5:00. If you can't make practice no problem, come Friday. The more the merrier. - Phillip and Patricia Lay Sent 2025-12-09: Golf Cart Caroling - Come all to golf cart caroling! Practice on Wednesday Dec 17th, 2:00 in hall. Then on Friday Dec 19th meet at 4:00 at Share Nelson's house (1929 W Indiana Cir) - bring with snacks to share, BYOB. Caroling will start at 5:00. If you can't make practice no problem, come Friday. The more the merrier. - Phillip and Patricia Lay Newsletter 2025-12: Golf Cart Caroling will be Friday, December 19, with Pre-Party at Share Nelson's house 1929 W Indiana Circle at 4:00! Bring snacks to share & BYOB! Caroling begins at 5:00. If you have Christmas attire, feel free to wear it. On Wednesday, December 17, we meet at Retzlaff Hall at 1:00 for song selection and practice. All are welcome! The more, the merrier! We need a Santa and Mrs. Santa!!! - Patricia and Phillip Lay Phone: 425-275-2309 Back to Top ******************** COMPLETE VARIOUS: SONshine Ministries Food Drive SONshine Ministries Food Drive (Mar 17, 2026) COMPLETE Sent 2026-03-18: INVITATION: Food Drive Packing Party - We received quite a bit of food donations yesterday. We will be taking it all to a packing party at the RV park tomorrow at 10:30 am. Could use a few people to help unload all of it. Contact me directly if you would like to help unload and/or pack the food. Thanks! - Rich Hulswit (701) 566-1257 SONshine Ministries Food Drive (Nov 25, 2025) COMPLETE Sent 2025-11-29: Thanksgiving Food Drive, Thank You - Thank you to all those that donated. We had the truck about 1/2 full. It was much appreciated by SONshine ministries. - Rich Hulswit Sent 205-11-24: REMINDER: Thanksgiving Food Drive - Just a reminder that we will have the food drive between 1:00 - 2:00 pm Thursday at the Hall. Look for the black pickup truck. If you are not going to be here and wish to donate, please reach out to me. Thank you. - Rich Hulswit Sent 2025-11-18: Thanksgiving Food Drive - We will have a food drive to benefit the SONshine ministries next Thursday. There will be a pickup truck parked at the hall starting at 1pm, which is 1 hour before the Thanksgiving dinner. You can bring any donations that you have at that time. If you are not going to be here at Thanksgiving and wish to donate, then please contact me and I will take your donation ahead of time. Here are some items that are needed - Canned meat Canned tomatoes Canned beans Ramen noodles Soups Bouillon Shelf stable milk Rice Beans Canned fruit Peanut butter Dinners in a box Toilet paper Basic toiletries. - Rich Hulswit SONshine Ministries Food Drive (Oct 31, 2025) COMPLETE Sent 2025-11-05: Thank You, Food Drive for SONshine Ministries - (From Facebook on Nov 4, 2025) The shelves at SONshine Ministries are full again, the food drive was a great success! Praise God and thank you to all who donated. Special thanks to William P Petersen and David L'Heureux. - Rich Hulswit Sent 2025-10-27: Halloween Food Drive - This is a reminder that Friday from 5:00 - 6:00 pm we will have the SONshine ministries food drive at the hall. Here are some ideas for items to donate: Canned meat - tuna, chicken, etc Canned tomatoes Canned beans Ramen noodles Soups Chicken bouillon Salt (no pepper) Shelf stable milk Rice Beans Canned fruit Peanut butter Meals in a can Dinner mixes in a box Toilet paper Basic toiletries (soap, toothpaste, etc) Thanks everyone, any help is much appreciated. If there are any questions please contact Rich Hulswit. -- Rich Hulswit, (701) 566-1257 Sent 2025-10-20: Halloween Food Drive - The food shelves at SONshine ministries are empty right now. There are many people that depend on getting a little extra help just to make sure their families have enough food to eat each day. SONshine ministries was founded right here in SEPO and they impact a lot of lives by helping to meet these needs. They need our help to replenish their inventory so they can continue to care for people that are in need of food. We will have a food drive on Halloween just before Karaoke. Please bring any donations that you have to the hall between 5:00 - 6:00. Bill Petersen will be at the hall with his pickup truck. Bring your donations to his truck. Our goal will be to fill his truck! If you have donations and are not able to get to the hall at this time, please contact Bill directly. If you have any questions you can contact Rich Hulswit. - Rich Hulswit, (701) 566-1257 Back to Top ************************** Jefferson Elementary Christmas (Dec 10 , 2025) COMPLETE DATE EVENT Organizer 12-10-2025 Jefferson Elementary Christmas Mary Hull Sent 2025-12-11: Jefferson Elementary: Thank You from the school - I received the letter below this evening and wanted to share. - Mary Hull, Event Chairperson Sent 2025-12-04: Jefferson Elementary Christmas - Ok all you Elves! Next Wednesday is the Jefferson Elementary Christmas program at 9 am. The address is 601 S J St in Harlingen. I was told we can park right in front of the school (its yellow curbed but no problem). Try to carpool and arrive by 830 to set up. I'm taking Geneva and all the stuff. Not sure if I have room for more. If anyone can drive (or needs a ride), reply to this email (which will come to me) so everyone that wants to attend, can come!! Come dressed in any Christmas attire. Ho,ho,ho!!! - Mary Hall Event Chairperson Newsletter 2025-12: Jefferson Elementary Christmas Program Update! Our first annual Jefferson Elementary Christmas Program will be happening Wednesday, December 10th at 9am. I visited this Harlingen school, meeting with my contact and he is thrilled that we plan on making this an annual thing. The backpacks are stuffed with shiny new things, the pillows are covered with fabulous cases, new caps on their heads will put smiles on their faces. Santa and Mrs. Claus will delight them with a toy for every girl and boy. Music will resound throughout their hall as we wish a Merry Christmas to them all! Thank you to all who gave of their time, talent and treasure to these children who are so in need! - Mary Hull (Event Chairperson) Sent 2025-11-14: Jefferson Elementary - Here is what "community" looks like. People coming together sharing their time, talent and treasure so that we can provide a special Christmas for children in the poorest school in Harlingen. Yesterday we filled backpacks full of supplies for 2nd graders at Jefferson Elementary, 20 baskets for 23 teachers(still need to make 3 more), new pillows with cute pillowcases made by Jan and her quilters, as well as toys from Santa. We still have some purchases to make to complete everything, but we are well on our way! My heart felt thank you to all who donated in any way. We will be spreading Sunshine on that day!! We will need a Santa and Mrs Claus. If interested, let me know. Our would be Santa will lend you his suit if you need one. - Mary Hull, Event Chairperson Back to Top Only on Facebook on 2025-11-11 - Just a gentle reminder, tomorrow from 10-12 in the hall you're invited to put together backpacks and teacher baskets for Jefferson Elementary. If you have extra baskets etc, you can drop off them also. Thanks in advance for your help! - Mary Hull, Event Chairperson Sent 2025-11-03: Jefferson Elementary - I have reserved the hall from 10-12 on Wednesday November 12th to fill backpacks and make teacher baskets. This way I'll know what else I need. If you'd like to help, please come! If you have any baskets you can part with, we need a total of 23 for assembling teacher baskets. Kleenex, wipes, markers, etc would all be welcome. All donations are welcome. I would like to make this an annual event, so any extra donations, including financial will carry over to next year. Thanks for your generosity! - Mary Hull, Event Chairperson Sent 2025-11-02: REMINDER: Jefferson Elementary Christmas program (From Facebook on Oct 30, 2025) Happy Thursday! As more of you are coming down to Sunshine, this is a reminder that if you'd like to donate money for the Jefferson Elementary Christmas program scheduled for Wednesday Dec 10th at 9am, you can drop off to me at 4329 Minnesota St. We will also be packing backpacks with school supplies on Wednesday November 12th from 10-12 in Retzlaff hall. We will also be putting together teacher baskets at that time. All are welcome to help. We'll know then what else is needed (Barbies, trucks or cars for boys) and Kleenex, wipes, markers ,etc for teacher baskets. Mark your calendars for one or both dates. God bless you all for your donations already given. What wonderful hearts you have! - Mary Hull, Event Chairperson Newsletter 2025-10: DONATIONS NEEDED FOR SCHOOL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM! - This is a personal plea, not connected with Women's Club. I have been involved prior to coming here in doing a Christmas program for students at a school that has the neediest children in the area. Jefferson Elementary is that school in Harlingen. My goal is to have our Sunshine Resort bring "Sunshine" to 2nd graders (possibly 1st also depending on donations). My plan is to have a program with Santa and Mrs. Claus, music, treats. etc. I ordered backpacks, pillows (many don't have their own), and hope to give them a doll or car/truck and school supplies. Audra is making them caps with their school colors. I have already received several financial donations toward covering costs and some school supplies as well. Some of you prefer to remain anonymous, which I will do. But that does not prevent me from sending out a great big THANK YOU to those who have already donated. Also, if you'd like to be there that day, the more the merrier. You won't regret it. And I can't forget the teachers. If you'd like to provide a basket for teachers (or supplies to put in them), Kleenex, wipes, markers, scissors, etc., please contact me. God bless you all for considering being involved in whatever way you can! - Mary Hull 612-695-1600 Sent 2025-07-24: Jefferson Elementary Christmas program - I sent the below SEPO email (dated 07-21-2025) to the community on Monday for Mary Hull. And today I saw additional info concerning this personal endeavor on the "SCC Estates Group" Facebook page. Knowing some or you aren't on Facebook, I have set up a page on the Sunshine Website under the EVENTS Tab in this page (Special (Winter 2025-2026 )". If Mary sends me anything she wants to have an email sent about, I will do that. Otherwise, if you aren't on FB (or even if you are), you can check on the Sunshine website (this page) for updates. Hope this helps out you non-Facebookers. - Beth Parrish, SEPO Enews Email Manager Email: sepoenews@sunshinecountryclub.com 314-960-6710 - Mary Hull Facebook 2025-07-21: Backpack Donations - I found a place where I can order backpacks for $5.30 each for Jefferson Elementary but I'd need to order 48 (total $255). If anyone wants to donate toward this purchase, it would be much appreciated. Thank you. - Mary Hull Sent 2025-07-21: Jefferson Elementary Christmas program - Hi to all Sunshine residents! Hopefully most of you are back in your homes after repairs. You've all been in my prayers. This is a reminder that I'm asking for donations to provide a special Christmas for second graders at Jefferson Elementary, the poorest school in Harlingen. I'm asking for real barbie dolls and trucks/cars (nothing needing batteries), twin size pillows (our quilters are making pillowcases. Thank you ladies! ). Audra is making stocking caps in school colors..thank you so much! There are about 30 second graders. If we get more than enough, we will do first grade as well. But I wasn't sure how successful our venture would be so thought I'd start small. I'm trying to get a deal on backpacks so we can put crayons, pencils, rounded scissors, candy etc. We will gladly take financial donations to cover missing supplies. I will be back October 5. I have a special bank account specifically for donations. Pam Davis is my second in command so you can give her checks or cash prior to that. This is not a Women's Club activity, but a Sunshine "adoption" as I'd like to make this an annual thing. Anyone willing to come the day of the celebration is welcome to help. We will need a Santa and Mrs Claus and someone to lead singing Christmas songs. I've been involved at another park and you will not regret it. These kids are so happy. Most don't have their own pillows which is why we are doing that. So please open your hearts and participate however you can. You can always contact me for any information. Thank you in advance. God bless you! P.S. it was suggested to do teacher baskets with things like Kleenex, markers and maybe a little something special just for the teachers. - Mary Hull Sent 2025-03-21: DONATIONS REQUEST: Christmas for Jefferson Elementary 2nd graders - (From Facebook in March 2025) This is a request to all residents of Sunshine country Club Estates. I am planning a special Christmas for Jefferson Elementary 2nd graders(and possibly 1st). This school is 99%economically disadvantaged. My plan with your help will be to provide them each with a backpack filled with pencils, crayons erasers, coloring books, a toy from Santa and Mrs Claus...Barbies for the girls and a truck or car for the boys, a pillow and pillowcase(cases being made thanks to the quilting group), small stuffed animals, treats, and music. Many of you have already left for up north, if you find good deals on any of these items and would like to contribute, I can guarantee these children will be appreciative. I've experienced it in Brownsville. If you would prefer to contribute with a financial donation that will be used to purchase missing items or possibly cover another classroom, you can deposit a check earmarked for Jefferson but made out to me, Mary Hull or Pam Davis in the library. I have set up a checking account for this purpose only! I also have containers in the library for those of you that are full timers and want to drop them off. I almost forgot. It was suggested we put together a basket for the teachers as well . So tissue, hand sanitizer, kids scissors etc all are welcome. Thank you in advance for considering donating. And I will be in need of Santa's helpers that day. You'll never regret it. Let's bring Sunshine to some needy children. I will also post the above list of items requested in the library. I hope this can become an annual event. - Mary Hull, Event Chairperson Back to Top ************** Christmas Tree Decorating From Facebook 2025-12-02: by Mary Hull - What a fun afternoon decorating the hall. Pam Davis kept us well fed and brought eggnog too. Yummy! Lots of ladies came out. - Mary Hull From Facebook 2005-12-01: by Pam Davis - Wow—our Hall has been transformed into a magical winter wonderland! Thank you to every volunteer who helped create this beautiful, festive space. Your time, talent, and heart make this community shine. We’re grateful for each of you! Newsletter 2025-12: If you’re available on Monday, December 1st from 3–6 PM, we’d love your help in Retzlaff Hall as we put up the Christmas trees and decorate for the season! We’ll have eggnog, hot chocolate, and plenty of snacks to keep us merry while we work! Thank you in advance! Many hands make light work, and it’s always more fun when we do it together. Looking forward to celebrating this beautiful holiday season with all of you! - Pam Davis Sent 2025-11-23: WC: Holiday Helpers Needed! - 🎄 Holiday Helpers Needed! 🎄 If you’re available on Monday, December 1st from 3–6 PM, we’d love your help in the Hall as we put up the Christmas trees and decorate for the season! We’ll have eggnog, hot chocolate, and plenty of snacks to keep us merry while we work. Thank you in advance—many hands make light work, and it’s always more fun when we do it together. Looking forward to celebrating this beautiful holiday season with all of you! - Pam Davis, Women’s Club President Back to Top

Activities: Golf (Summer: 2026) Additional Details Golf Course (in general)) Summer Golf League (Men & Ladies) Saturday Golf Scramble (Weekly) O'Clockers Golf Scramble (Daily) ************************* Golf Course (in general) Sent 2026-04-29: Golf Course: We need everyone to reply (even if you aren't a golfer) - Hi all - I know lots of you have already traveled to your summer homes or your other summer getaway spots. But, in order for the entire community to help us improve the conditions and operations of the Sunshine Country Club Estates golf course, I'm sending this GOLF COURSE QUESTIONNAIRE/COMMENTS (see the link in the original email) to everyone. We would greatly appreciate your feedback ASAP. All responses are anonymous and will be reviewed by SEPO management. If you have any issue(s)/question(s) with completing this survey, simply reply to this email and I will address it/them. Thanks in advance for your rapid replies. - Bill Petersen SEPO Board Golf Course Director Back to Top ************************* Summer Golf League (Men & L adies) Sent 2026-04-04: Summer Golf League (More Info) - The Sunshine Summer Golf League: will start this Tuesday April 7th will run until the end of October is open to both men and women with separate flights and CTP’s for both is a handicapped league cost to play is $1.00 per week which will be paid back in the prize fund We will draw teams at 8:45 and have a 9:00 tee time. Everyone is welcome to attend any league day. Questions— Matt or Nancy Lyne. 308-870-1423 or 308-870-4286 Back to Top ************************* Saturday Scramble (Weekly, Year-round) Every Saturday morning. Meet @ 8:30 AM. Tee Time is 9 AM. Open to All Men & Women. Matt Lyne 308-870-1428 mattshotsclays@hotmail.com 2026-04-28: Saturday Golf Scramble News - (From Facebook: Nancy Lyne) ATTENTION!!! After 7 years running the Saturday Scramble Matt and I will no longer host the Saturday Scramble effective immediately. If anyone is interested in taking it over, call Nancy Lyne (308) 870-4286. If nobody wants to do, it future Saturday Scrambles will be cancelled! You do not need to be a golfer to do the job. Thank you Yours Truly, - Nancy Lyne Back to Top ************************* O'Clo ckers Golf Scramble (Daily, Year-round) Sunshine Country Club Estates - O'Clockers Golf Group Rules are HERE . - O'Clockers Scramble: Time Change - O’clockers golf scramble will be moving to 6:00 on Sunday May 25th Meet beside shuffleboard court at 5:45 for team assignments. Open to all golfers in our community. There is no charge. Just a fun time for players. - Donna Myers Back to Top

Various Meetings Info SEPO Board of Directors and Residents (Apr 2025 thru Sep 2026) The location of All Board & Residents meetings is 'Hybrid' (Retzlaff Hall & Google Meet) unless stated otherwise. Date Day Time Mtg Type SUMMER 2025: 04-07-25 Mon 1:00 PM Board (Regular) 07-15-25 Mon 11:00 AM Board (Special) WINTER 2025-2026: 10-13-25 Mon 1:00 PM Board (Regular) 10-14-25 Tue 1:00 PM Residents 11-07-25 Fri 7:30 AM Board (Special) 11-10-25 Mon 1:00 PM Board (Regular) 11-12-25 Wed 1:00 PM Residents 12-08-25 Mon 1:00 PM Board (Regular) 12-09-25 Tue 1:00 PM Residents 01-05-26 Mon 1:00 PM Board (Regular) 01-05-26 Mon Aft 1:00 PM Mtg Residents & Directors Required to be held during first week in January (Announce Nominations) 02-09-26 Mon 1:00 PM Board (Regular) 02-17-26 Tue 1:00 PM Annual Shareholders Required to be held the third Tuesday in February (Quorum Determination) 02-17-26 Tue 3:00 PM Annual Shareholders Required to be held third Tuesday in February (Results of Election Announced) (Residents will share information and comments following he business portion of this meeting.) 02-17-26 Tue Aft 1:00 PM Mtg 1st 2026 Board (Regular) Required to be held immediately or asap after the Annual Shareholders mtg for electing officers and assigning duties. 03-09-26 Mon 1:00 PM Board (Regular) 03-10-26 Tue 1:00 PM Residents Board & Residents Back to Top Women's Club (Winter: 2025-2026) Meetings are normally held: Women's Club Board members for 2025-2026 can be found HERE . The 3rd Friday of each month: Oct thru Mar In Retzlaff Hall @ 9am -10am All Female Sunshine Residents & Renters are welcome and encouraged to attend. Coffee & Treats are available for free. Women's Club Mtg Dates: 10-17-25 11-21-25 12-19-25 01-16-26 02-20-26 03-20-26 Other Clubs & Committees Back to Top Other Clubs & Committees (Apr 2025 thru Mar 2026 Architectural Control Committee (ACC): (Terry Lacy) Meetings are held year-round the 1st & 15th of each Month @ 1 PM in the Library or Outside of the SEPO Office. If these days fall on a weekend or holiday, they are held the next business day. Art Painting Club: (Janee Bledsoe or Jane Meehan) Meets Every Tuesday from 1-4 PM in Retzlaff Hall. Open to all residents/renters at Sunshine Estates. Birding & Nature Club: (Tom Stone) Meetings are held the 1st Monday of each Month (Nov thru Mar ) @ 7 PM in the Library. Open to all residents/renters in the community . Fishing Association : ( Deb DesLauriers-Eich, Mark Fries, Chuck Henry, Bill Petersen or Doug Taylor ) Meetings are held 2nd Wednesday of each month (Nov thru Apr) at 3 PM via Google Meet and Retzlaff Hall (Only in Retzlaff Hall during Winter Season). Open to all residents/renters in the community. Garden Club: (Susanne Ulrich) Meetings are held 2nd Monday of each month (Nov Thru Mar) at 4 PM in Retzlaff Hall. Open to all residents/renters in the community. Golf League Business Meeting (Ladies): (Gloria Voth) Meetings are held the 3rd Wednesday of each month (Nov thru Mar) in Retzlaff Hall. Golf League Business Meeting (Men): (Matt Lyne & Jerry Wetherbee) Meetings are held every Tuesday during the Winter Season following the 8:30 AM tee time play in Retzlaff Hall. Neighborhood Watch (NW): (Lenore Combs) Meetings are held year-round the 3rd Monday of each Month @ 3 PM in Retzlaff Hall. Open to all residents/renters in the community. Quilters (Killer Bees): (Jan Baethke) Meetings are held on Thursday during the Winter Season in Retzlaff Hall starting at 9:00 AM: until noon - if we don't sew. until 2 PM - i f we do sew. Rock Painting Club: (Cathy Richmond & Anita Spencer) Classes are held the 1st & 4th Monday of each Month from 1 pm to 3 pm in Retzlaff Hall. Open to all residents/renters in the community and immediate 'adult' family members. Woodworkers: (Nancy Lyne) Meetings are held the 2nd Friday of each Month @ 1 PM during the Winter Season (Oct thru Mar) in the Woodshop. Back to Top

Summary of Activities / Events "SUMMER" (2026) This page is 'IN PROCESS'. Please come back to see all activities that will be taking place this summer. Board/Residents & Club/Committee Mtgs Daily-Weekly-Monthly Golf, Clubs, Committees, Special ******************************** Meetings (Apr 1, 2026 thru Mar 31, 2027) Click H ERE for Details SEPO Board & Residents Women's Club Other Clubs/Committees Back to Top * ***************************** SEPO: Daily/Weekly/Monthly Activities Overview (SUMMER: Apr 1, 2025 thru Mar 31, 2026) SUNDAY: 5 - 7 pm, Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) 7 - 9 pm, PO KE NO (All Year: Weekly / Library) MONDAY: 8 - 11 am, Tennis (All Year: Mon, Wed, Fri / Tennis Court) 8:25 - 9:25 am, Water Aerobics: Session #1 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) Time TBD, Woodshop open (as long as a monitor is present) (Summer: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 9:30 - 10:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #2 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9:30 am - 12:30 pm, Line Dancing (Advanced) (All Year: Weekly / Retzlaff) 1 - 3 pm, Rock Painting Club (Monthly - 1st & 4th Monday - thru Mar 2026) / Retzlaff Hall) Calendar will be published soon. 1 - 3:30 pm, Bridge (All Year / Card Room) 5 - 7 pm, Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) TUESDAY : 8:25 - 9:25 am, Water Aerobics: Session #1 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 8:30 - 11:30 am, Pickleball (All Year: Tue & Thu / Tennis Court) 8:30 -10 am, Men's & Women's Golf League (Weekly in Summer / Golf Course) Time TBD, Woodshop open (as long as a monitor is present) (Summer: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 9:30 - 10:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #2 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 10:30 - 11:45 am, Line Dancing (Beginners) (All Year: Weekly / Retzlaff) 12:30 - 2:30 pm, Billiards: Texas 8 Ball (All Year: Tue, Thu, Sat / Pool Room) 1 - 3:30, Mahjong (All Year / Card Room) 1 - 4 pm, Art Painting Club (Winters / Retzlaff) Calendar will be published soon. 5 - 7 pm, Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) WEDNESDAY : 8 - 11 am, Tennis (All Year: Mon, Wed, Fri / Tennis Court) 8:25 - 9:25 am, Water Aerobics: Session #1 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) Time TBD, Woodshop open (as long as a monitor is present) (Summer: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 9:30 - 10:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #2 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 11 am - 2 pm - Sing and Play ( Private) (04-01-26 thru 02-03-27) / Gazebo) 1 - 4 pm, Bridge (All Year: Weekly / Library) 1 - 4 pm, Samba (All Year: Weekly / Card Room) 5 - 7 pm, Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) 6 :3 0 - 9 pm, Mexican Train (Dominos) (All Year: Weekly / Card Room) THURSDAY : 8:3 0 - 11:30 am, Pickleball (All Year: Tue & Thu / Tennis Court) 8:25 - 9:25 am, Water Aerobics: Session #1 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) Time TBD, Woodshop open (as long as a monitor is present) (Summer: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 9:30 - 10:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #2 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 12:30 - 2:30 pm, Billiards: Texas 8 Ball (All Year: Tue, Thu, Sat / Pool Room) 12:30 - 2:30 pm, Cards: Hand-Knee-Foot (All Year: Weekly / Card Room) 4 - 6 pm, Happy Hour & Potluck (All year: Weekly / Retzlaff Hall) 4 - 9 pm, Happy Hour (finger food only) (All Year: Weekly / Pavilion) 5 - 7 pm, Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) FRIDAY : 8 - 11 am, Tennis (All Year: Mon, Wed, Fri / Tennis Court) 8:25 - 9:25 am, Water Aerobics: Session #1 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) Time TBD, Woodshop open (as long as a monitor is present) (Summer: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 9:30 - 10:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #2 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 10:30 am - 12:30 pm, Jokers (Card/Board Game) (All year: Weekly / Card Room) 5 - 7 pm, Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) 6:30 - 8:30 pm, Open Games (All Year / Card Room) SATURDAY : 9 - 10 am, Saturday Golf Scramble (All Year: W eekly / Golf Course) 10 - Noon, Hand & Foot: Everyone (All Year: Weekly / Card Room) 12:30 - 2:30 pm, Billiards: Texas 8 Ball (All Year: Tue, Thu, Sat / Pool Room) 5 - 7 pm, Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) 6:30 - 9 pm, Mahjong (All Year: Daily / Card Room) 6:30 - 9 pm, Five Crowns (All Year: Daily / Card Room ) Back to Top SEPO: Golf, Clubs & Committees and Special Events Ove rview below (Summer: Apr 1, 2026 - Sep 30, 2026 DETAILS ARE "IN PROCESS" View DETAILS of the Events Below by clicking on: Special CURRENT INTO MID-DEC 2026: ONGOING - Jefferson Elementary Christmas (mid-Dec 2026) (By a Resident / Various) APRIL 2026: 11 - Garage Sale (By a Resident / 1904 W IN Circle) MAY 2026: 5 - Cinco de Mayo / Karaoke (By a Resident / Retzlaff Hall) Back to Top

Activities: Women's Club "LEGEND" (Winter: 2026-2027) Go To: Completed WC Acty List (Winter 2026-2027) Recipe Book (Carryover into Winter 2026) Show for Dough (2027-03-07) The Women's Club Activities Committee Signup Sheets are posted i n the SEPO Library. PLEASE REVIEW THEM AND SIGN-UP FOR EVENTS THAT INTEREST YOU. (It's a great way to meet others in the Community.) As Details concerning the various Activities became available, they are posted below. DOWNLOAD (2026-2027 Winter) Mary Hull Women’s Club Activities Director 612-695-1600 mhull1055@gmail.com Back to Top ************************** DATE DAY EVENT Chairperson(s) 2026/2027 N/A Sunshine Cookbook Cindy Mead Sent 2026-04-27: Women’s club needs your recipes!! - (From Facebook: Lisa Ellicott) You can submit as many as you like until June 1. Please include your name, city and state you are from, and a phone number, in case we need to verify something. We also need can and box sizes in ounces. Please email or text me at ellicott@swnebr.net or 308-350-0880. Valerie can also scan your recipes to me. Please make sure I text or email you back to make sure I received your recipes. Facebook 2026-03-29: WC, Cookbook Updates - (From Facebook: Lisa Ellicott) Women’s club needs your recipes!! You can submit as many as you like until June 1. Please include your name, city and state you are from, and a phone number, in case we need to verify something. We also need can and box sizes in ounces. Preordering is available in the library. Please pay when you preorder. I will be leaving April 1. Please email or text me at ellicott@swnebr.net or 308-350-0880. Newsletter 2026-03: COOKBOOK COMMITTEE - The Cookbook Committee has had its first meeting, with meeting number 2 coming up soon. Our account has been created, design decided upon and a few recipes already entered. We are well on our way! Just a few notes of interest: Cookbooks will sell for $15.00 each. There is no limit on the number of recipes you can submit. In the event there are 2 identical recipes submitted, one recipe will be included, with multiple names of the persons submitting noted on the recipe. A recipe box is located on the windowsill in the library, along with note cards to copy your recipes and drop in the box. A pre-order sheet and money box are also located in the library and will be there until the end of the season. You can make a copy of your recipe, if you wish, in the front office and the committee with pay the .10 for the copy. Please include your name, along with your hometown and state on your submitted recipe. Recipes can be emailed to either Cindy Mead: cking59@yahoo.com or Lisa Ellicott: ellicott@swnebr.net . You have until June 1, 2026, to get the recipes to us. Please feel free to reach out to either Cindy or Lisa with any questions you may have. - Cindy Mead, Women’s Club President Sent 2025-10-26: Recipes Wanted - The Cookbook Committee is in the beginning stages of creating our community cookbook. For your convenience note cards and a recipe box has been placed in the library. You can drop off your recipes there. Feel free to submit as many as you like. You are also welcome to email them to me: cking59@yahoo.com . Don’t have your recipes here with you? No worries. The deadline for submissions is June 1. You can send to us when you head back home. More information will be available at the WC meeting this month. - Cindy Mead Sent 2026-01-27: WC, Cookbook - From Facebook 01-23-2026: Recipes: The Women’s Club is putting together a community cookbook. Committee sign-up sheet is located in the library. Please see Lisa Ellicott or Cindy Mead for recipe submissions. All recipes welcome. - Cindy Mead From Facebook 01-18-2026: Calling for Recipes: We are ready to begin receiving your recipes for our community cookbook! Please see Cindy King Mead with any questions. They can be hand written or emailed. For those of you with computers, you will be able to upload on your own. Thanks! - Cindy Mead Back to Top ************************** DATE DAY EVENT Chairperson(s) 03-07-27 Sun Show for Dough TBD WC: Save the Date - Show for Dough - Back to Top

In Memoriam (2026) If a name is underlined click on it to see the Obituary or a Tribute. 2026 Decease d Neil Moorehead (Apr 23) Roy Wilson (Mar 22) Jim Enfield (Mar 21) Katrina Shelton (Former) - Feb 7 Wilfred King (Former) - Jan 2 Back To "In Memoriam" Page Back To Top

SEPO Board Meetings (Summer 2026: Apr 1 thru Sep 30) (Regular - Special - Executive Sessions) (Agendas - Recordings - Minutes) Bd Mtg (Reg): 2026-04-13 BOARD MEETING (Regular): Mon, Apr 13, 2026 @ 1 PM Coming Soon Video (Bef Employee Portion) Video (Employee Portion) Back to Top

Home For Sale in Sunshine Country Club Estates *************** 2005 West Montana Ave (Added 03-03-2026) Own er: Jerry & Janice Drost Contact (Marketed By): Cindy Shriver/Broker Dream Valley Properties, LLC 956-970-0449 Descripti on: Classy furnished and upgraded mobile with desired backyard. Approach and enter huge screened-in porch. Fantastic for entertaining Beyond porch is nice sized storage room One stall garage Two carports Concrete driveway Patio/deck Walk out to beautifully landscaped backyard with three citrus trees, patio area, privacy fencing Underground sprinkling system New side entrance door with new platform/decking Exterior of home freshly painted last year Metal covered fascia board New hurricane anchors installed two year ago Entering home... Nicely painted in light gray and white tones Newer furniture Chesterfield pull-out sofa bed Newer kitchen cabinets Under cabinet lighting Large kitchen pantry New countertops Nice kitchen appliances Brand new stainless steel refrigerator Brand new washer dryer New water filter system Newer flooring throughout including subflooring Upgraded windows and screens New window blinds Upgraded lighting and ceiling fans New bathroom vanities and flooring Two bedrooms with split floor plan (one bedroom on each end of home) Front bedroom with private bath Rear master bedroom with hallway full updated bathroom Master bedroom features king size bed and newer bedroom furniture New furnace, air conditioning and water heater 2-year-old Water softener Year built: 1982 Square feet: 854 + 288 porch Approximate taxes: $900 yearly Asking Price: $88,000 SEE PICTURES HERE: https://photos.app.goo.gl/YF4uFhnHwJcWjoCJ8

Legend Of: Activities / Meetings / Clubs / Committees Click on a bulleted item in this list to be taken to that section of THIS page. Summer: Apr 2024 thru Sep 2024 (COMPLETE) Winter: Oct 2023 thru Mar 2024 (COMPLETE) Summer: Apr 2023 thru Sep 2023 (COMPLETE) Winter: Oct 2022 thru Mar 2023 (COMPLTE) Summer: Apr 2022 thru Sep 2022 (COMPLETE) Summer: Apr 2026 thru Sep 2026 Winter: Oct 2026 thru Mar 2027 Winter: Oct 2025 thru Mar 2026 (COMPLETE) Summer: Apr 2025 thru Sep 2025 (COMPLETE) Winter: Oct 2024 thru Mar 2025 (COMPLETE) Click on 'underlined' items below to be taken to the pages that detail the various SEPO Activities/Mtgs in the differing timeframes. IN PROCESS Summer: 04-01-2026 thru 09-30-2026 Mtgs/Activity/Clubs Details: Summary (In Process) Meetings (Includes 2026/2027 Winter) Golf Events Special IN PROCESS Winter: 10-01-2026 thru 03-31-2027 Mtgs/Activity/Clubs Details: Summary (In Process) Meetings (Includes 2026 Summer) Women's Club Special COMPLETE Winter: 10-01-2025 thru 03-31-2026 Mtgs/Activity/Clubs Details: Summary Meetings (Includes 2025 Summer) Women's Club Golf Events Clubs/Committees Special COMPLETE Summer: 04-01-2025 thru 09-30-2025 Mtgs/Activity/Clubs Details: Summary Special Golf Events COMPLETE Winter: 10-01-2024 thru 03-31-2025 Mtgs/Activity/Clubs Details: Summary Meetings (Includes 2024 Summer) Women's Club Golf Events Clubs/Committees Special Summer: Apr 2024 thru Sep 2024 (COMPLETE) COMPLETE Summer: 04-01-2024 thru 09-30-2024 Mtgs/Activity/Clubs Details: Summary of Activities/Meetings Activities/Meetings Details Winter: Oct 2023 thru Mar 2024 (COMPLETE) COMPLETE Winter: 10-01-2023 thru 03-31-20 24 Mtgs/Activity/Clubs Details: Summary Activity Pictures (Some Events) Meetings (Includes 2023 Summer) Women's Club Golf Events Clubs/Committees Special Summer: Apr 2023 thru Sep 2023 (COMPLETE) COMPLETE Summer: 04-01-2023 thru 09-30-2023 Things To Do Summary Mtgs/Activity/Clubs Details: Meetings (Includes 2023-2024 Winter) Golf Events Clubs/Committees Special Winter: Oct 2022 thru Mar 2023 (COMPLTE) COMPLETE Winter: 10-01-2022 thru 03-31-2023 Mtgs/Activity/Clubs Details: Summary Activity Pictures Meetings (Includes 2022 Summer) Women's Club Golf Events Clubs/Committees Special Summer: Apr 2022 thru Sep 2022 (COMPLETE) COMPLETE Summer: 04-01-2022 thru 09-30-2022 Things To Do Summary Mtgs/Activity/Clubs Details: Meetings (Includes 2023 Winter) Golf Events Clubs/Committees Special COMPLETE Winter: 10-01-2021 thru 03-31-2022 Things To Do: Summary Mtgs/Activity/Clubs Details: Meetings Women's Club Golf Events Daily / Weekly / Monthly Clubs/Committees Special Back to Top

Various Meetings Info SEPO Board of Directors and Residents (Apr 2026 thru Mar 2027) The location of All Board & Residents meetings is 'Hybrid' (Retzlaff Hall & Google Meet) u nless stated otherwise. Date Day Time Mtg Type SUMMER 2026: 04-13-2026 Mon 1:00 PM Board (Regular) WINTER 2026-2027: 10-19-26 Mon 1:00 PM Board (Regular) 10-20-26 Tue 1:00 PM Residents 11-09-26 Mon 1:00 PM Board (Regular) 11-10-26 Wed 1:00 PM Residents 12-07-26 Mon 1:00 PM Board (Regular) 12-08-26 Tue 1:00 PM Residents 01-06-27 Wed Aft 1:00 PM Mtg Residents & Directors Required to be held during first week in January (Announce Nominations) 02-08-27 Mon 1:00 PM Board (Regular) 02-16-27 Tue 1:00 PM Annual Shareholders Required to be held the third Tuesday in February (Quorum Determination) 02-16-27 Tue 3:00 PM Annual Shareholders Required to be held third Tuesday in February (Results of Election Announced) (Residents will share information and comments following he business portion of this meeting.) 02-17-26 Tue Aft 3:00 PM Mtg 1st 2027 Board (Regular) Required to be held immediately or asap after the Annual Shareholders mtg for electing officers and assigning duties. 03-08-27 Mon 1:00 PM Board (Regular) 03-09-27 Tue 1:00 PM Residents Board & Residents Women's Club (Winter: 2026-2027) Meetings are normally held: Women's Club Board members for 2026-2027 can be found HERE . The 3rd Friday of each month: Oct thru Mar In Retzlaff Hall @ 9am -10am All Female Sunshine Residents & Renters are welcome and encouraged to attend. Coffee & Treats are available for free. Women's Club Back to Top Mtg Dates: 10-16-26 11-20-26 12-18-26 01-15-27 02-19-27 03-19-27 Other Clubs & Committees Back to Top Other Clubs & Committees (Apr 2026 thru Mar 2027 Architectural Control Committee (ACC): (Terry Lacy) Meetings are held year-round the 1st & 15th of each Month @ 1 PM in the Library or Outside of the SEPO Office. If these days fall on a weekend or holiday, they are held the next business day. Art Painting Club: (Janee Bledsoe or Jane Meehan) Meets Every Tuesday from 1-4 PM in Retzlaff Hall. Open to all residents/renters at Sunshine Estates. Birding & Nature Club: (David L'Heureux) Meetings are held the 1st Monday of each Month (Nov thru Mar ) @ 7 PM in the Library. Open to all residents/renters in the community . Fishing Association : ( Deb DesLauriers-Eich, Mark Fries, Chuck Henry, Bill Petersen or Doug Taylor ) Meetings are held 2nd Wednesday of each month (Nov thru Apr) at 3 PM via Google Meet and Retzlaff Hall (Only in Retzlaff Hall during Winter Season). Open to all residents/renters in the community. Garden Club: (Susanne Ulrich) Meetings are held 2nd Monday of each month (Nov Thru Mar) at 4 PM in Retzlaff Hall. Open to all residents/renters in the community. Golf League Business Meeting (Ladies): (Glenda Wetherbee) Meetings are held the 3rd Wednesday of each month (Nov thru Mar) in Retzlaff Hall. Golf League Business Meeting (Men): (Matt Lyne & Jerry Wetherbee) Meetings are held every Tuesday during the Winter Season following the 8:30 AM tee time in Retzlaff Hall. Neighborhood Watch (NW): (Lenore Combs) Meetings are held year-round the 3rd Monday of each Month @ 3 PM in Retzlaff Hall. Open to all residents/renters in the community. Quilters (Killer Bees): (Jan Baethke) Meetings are held on Thursday during the Winter Season in Retzlaff Hall starting at 9:00 AM: until noon - if we don't sew. until 2 PM - i f we do sew. Rock Painting Club: (Cathy Richmond & Anita Spencer) Classes are held the 1st & 4th Monday of each Month from 1 pm to 3 pm in Retzlaff Hall. Open to all residents/renters in the community and immediate 'adult' family members. Woodworkers: (Nancy Lyne) Meetings are held the 2nd Friday of each Month @ 1 PM during the Winter Season (Oct thru Mar) in the Woodshop. Back to Top

Activities: Special (Summer: 2025) - ALL EVENTS ARE COMPLETE - Back To: In Process Private Events (Varies) COMPLETE Anniversary Party (2025-09-04) COMPLETE Lunch & Learn (2025-08-15) COMPLETE Computer Class (2025-07-26) COMPLETE Backyard BBQ Potluck (2025-07-15) COMPLETE Copy of June Summer Potluck (2025-06-04) COMPLETE June Summer Potluck (2025-06-04) COMPLETE Cinco de Mayo (2025-05-04) COMPLETE Easter Sunrise Service (2025-04-20) COMPLETE Earth Day Trash Pick-up (2025-04-22) CANCELLED Bottom *************** PERIODIC: Private Events COMPLETE May 2, 2025 / 3PM to 10 PM / Retzlaff Hall (Event itself will be 6-9 PM) COMPLETE May 24, 2025 / 3PM to 9PM / Retzlaff Hall (Event itself will be 6-9 PM) COMPLETE Jul 26, 2025 / 8AM to 7PM / Retzlaff Hall (Event itself will be 6-9 PM) COMPLETE Aug 23, 2025 / Noon to 9PM / Retzlaff Hall (Event itself will be 6-9 PM) COMPLETE ************************** "COMPLETE" DATE DAY EVENT Organizer 09-04-25 Thu Anniversary Party Dee Novak Sep 4 & 5, 2025: Hall is Reserved (9AM on 4th 'til Noon on 5th) / Retzlaff Hall (Event itself will be on Sep 4 from 4-10 PM) Sent 2025-08-21: Anniversary Party - From Dee Novak Back to Top ************************** "COMPLETE" DATE DAY EVENT Organizer 08-15-25 Fri FREE Lunch & Learn Event Pam Davis Facebook 2025-08-16: What we Learned - Big thank you to Pam Davis and the Rotary Club for arranging the presentation and lunch yesterday! It was interesting to hear about Center Well and what the other vendors and representatives had to say. Lunch was delicious (Jason’s Deli sandwiches and fruit and dessert ) Some takeaways I got included: We are eligible for closed caption phones that are free through a government program. Centerwell provides care only for those who are Medicare age. South Texas vascular institute provides care for those of us with peripheral vascular/arterial disease. A new business, Texas Healthcare Quality Assurance Agency provides advocacy and tips on how to improve your interactions with health care providers. There were also representatives from insurance, hospice , Harlingen Medical Center and long term and rehabilitation care. As we age (god forbid) health information becomes more important! - Linda Davis (from Facebook) Facebook 2025-08-15: FREE Lunch & Learn Event - it may be rainy outside, but it’s lovely in our Hall with Jason‘s deli delivered, and our guests ready to discuss services provided for our community. See you soon - Pam Davis (from Facebook) Sent 2025-08-11: REMINDER - FREE Lunch & Learn Event - Just a quick reminder: Our free Lunch & Learn is happening this Friday in the hall from 12–2 PM. The sign-up sheet closes Tuesday so our host can plan the right number of lunches. Thank you! - Pam Davis (from Facebook) Sent 2025-07-31: FREE Lunch & Learn Event - 📅 Save the Date! We’re excited to welcome members of the Harlingen Sunburst Rotary Club, for a FREE Lunch & Learn Event at our hall! 🗓 Friday, August 15th 🕐 12:00 PM 📍 CenterWell Health They’ll be sharing valuable community resources for seniors, including: ✅ Assistance for hearing-impaired telephone services ✅ Information on other local senior support programs A signup sheet will be available in the Library tomorrow through next week so we can plan for lunch. Don’t miss this chance to learn, connect, and enjoy a free meal with our community! Feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns. Sincerely, - Pam Davis 214-516-4844 Back to Top ************************** "COMPLETE" DATE DAY EVENT Organizer 07-26-25 Sat Computer Class Marian Young Sent 2025-07-22: Computer Class - Hi Everyone, I have invited Mr. Seb Ruiz to our community to hold a computer class to refresh our memories. The class will be held this Saturday, 7/26/25 in the card room from 2:00 to 3:00 pm. The cost is $10 per person. Snacks will be provided. Seb has over 20 years in the computer industry. If you wish to attend, contact me by text or phone. - Marian Young 719-468-4556 Back to Top ************************** "COMPLETE" DATE DAY EVENT CHAIRPERSON(S) 07-15-25 Tue Backyard BBQ Potluck Pam Davis Facebook 2025-07-14: The stage is set for musical guest Dave Phinney and the Hall is cool and ready for a backyard bbq style potluck! The fun starts tomorrow at 3:45 PM when the doors open. The musician brought to us by Bettina Elliot will start at 4:30 PM. Looking forward to seeing everyone there! - Pam Davis Sent 2025-07-08: July Monthly Potluck - 🌞One week from today!!🌞 🧺Our next monthly summer potluck gathering is happening on Tuesday, July 15th, and we’re going with a Backyard Picnic theme! 🎶 We’re thrilled to welcome Dave Phinney, a talented new artist brought to us by Bettina Elliot! He’ll be performing for us starting at 4:30 PM, and we’ll be passing the hat to show our appreciation for his music. 🕓 Schedule: • Doors open at 3:45 PM • Potluck starts at 4:00 PM • Music begins at 4:30 PM ☕ We’ll provide coffee, tea, and lemonade — you bring a dish to share, BYOB, a smile, and maybe a tip for the artist.🎶 🎉 As always, this event is completely free and open to all. Let’s come together for great food, music, and community vibes. See you there! - Pam Davis Sent 2025-06-24: Backyard BBQ Potluck - 🌞 In addition to 4th of July.. Join Us for Our Monthly Summer Potluck – Backyard Picnic Style! 🌻 Mark your calendars! Our next monthly summer potluck gathering is happening on Tuesday, July 15th, and we’re going with a Backyard Picnic theme! 🎶 We’re thrilled to welcome Dave Phinney, a talented new artist brought to us by Bettina Elliot! He’ll be performing for us starting at 4:30 PM, and we’ll be passing the hat to show our appreciation for his music. 🕓 Schedule: • Doors open at 3:45 PM • Potluck starts at 4:00 PM • Music begins at 4:30 PM ☕ We’ll provide coffee, tea, and lemonade — you bring a dish to share, BYOB, a smile, and maybe a tip for the artist.🎶 🎉 As always, this event is completely free and open to all. Let’s come together for great food, music, and community vibes. See you there! Sincerely, Pam Davis Back to Top ************************** "COMPLETE" DATE DAY EVENT CHAIRPERSON(S) 07-04-25 Fri Fourth of July Potluck Linda Davis, Cathy Richmond, Karen Basse Sent 2025-06-21: Fourth of July Potluck - Join Us for a 4th of July Potluck! A huge shoutout to Linda Davis, Cathy Richmond, and Karen Basse for putting together this year’s potluck celebration! Come out for an evening filled with delicious food, and great fellowship on Friday, July 4th. Doors will open at 4 PM. We’ll have tea, lemonade, and coffee available, but feel free to bring your own beverages! Let’s make this a memorable Independence Day together! 🇺🇸✨ Sincerely, Pam Davis Back to Top ************************** "COMPLETE" DATE DAY EVENT CHAIRPERSON(S) 06-04-25 Wed Monthly Summer Get-Together Pam Davis Sent 2025-06-03: June summer potluck update - Just a friendly reminder that our monthly potluck is this Wednesday!! Doors open at 3:45 and DIEGO & EDITH will start around 4:30! We are looking forward to catching up with everyone! Hope to see you there!🥙🎶 Sincerely, - Pam Davis Sent 2025-05-28: June summer potluck update - 🥳🎉IMPORTANT UPDATE 🥳🎉 🌞🎉Our summer potluck is now on Wednesday, June 4th due to scheduling issues with Diego And Edith. Sorry for the change! We hope to see you there! 🍽️✨ #Potluck #SeeYouThere  🥗🍰 Join Us for a Scrumptious Summer Salads & Desserts themed Potluck! 🎶🍰🥗 Dear friends and neighbors, We’re excited to invite you to our monthly summer potluck featuring fresh, scrumptious salads and mouthwatering desserts (Or whatever you would like to bring)! 🗓 Date: *Wednesday, June 4th* 🕒 Time: Doors open at 3:45 PM (Starts at 4PM) 📍 Location: Retzlaff Hall  Bring your favorite salad—whether it’s a classic, a fun twist, or a family recipe— or a dessert to share. We can't wait to taste all the wonderful flavors! Plus, enjoy the lovely tunes of our musical guests, Edith and Diego, as we gather together for good food and great company. 🎶 This event is completely free, but we will have a pass the hat for a wonderful artist!🕺🏻💃 Let’s make this a joyful afternoon filled with laughter and delicious treats. Looking forward to seeing everyone there! 🌼 Sincerely, - Pam Davis 214-516-4844 Sent 2025-05-13: June Monthly Summer Get Together - Howdy neighbors! Save the date! Our next monthly summer potluck is scheduled for Tuesday, June 3rd! The doors will open at 4 PM, and Edith and Diego will take the stage at 4:30. This event is completely free, though we will be passing around a hat for contributions to support our artists. Exciting news—Edith mentioned she’ll be bringing along two delicious cakes!!🍗🎶💃 Sincerely, - Pam Davis Back to Top ************************** "COMPLETE" DATE DAY EVENT CHAIRPERSON(S) 05-04-25 Mon Cinco de Mayo Party Pam Davis Sent 2025-05-01: WC - Cinco de Mayo Party/Potluck - - Randy Davis (From Facebook) 2025-04-08: WC - Cinco de Mayo Party - Get ready to fiesta! Join us for an unforgettable Cinco de Mayo Party on May 5th at 4 PM at the Hall! Exciting games Mexican Themed Potluck Lively music provided by our very own Mark Horton And let's not forget the colorful drinks! Whether you dance like no one’s watching or simply enjoy the vibe, there's something for everyone! Bring your amigos and let’s make some amazing memories together! Where: Retz Hall When: May 5, 4 PM - Pam Davis (From Facebook) Women’s Club President Back to Top ************************** "COMPLETE" DATE DAY EVENT CHAIRPERSON(S) 04-20-25 Sun Easter Sunrise Service Pam Davis 2025-04-18: WC Easter Sunrise Service: Printable Flyer - You can access a printable flyer for the Sunday Easter service HERE . We will also have some at the service. Thanks. - Pam Davis Women’s Club President 2025-04-13: REMINDER: WC Easter Sunday Potluck Breakfast - With all that has happened, I was asked to send out a reminder: Join us for an Easter Sunrise Service on Sunday, April 20th at 8 AM, held at the gazebo and led by Chaplin Larry Allen. We will be collecting an offering to support his valuable ministry efforts in our community. Please be aware that if the ground is too soggy, if weather conditions are unfavorable, or if mosquitoes are particularly bothersome, we will relocate the service to the Hall for everyone's safety. Following the service, we invite you to a delightful Easter potluck breakfast at the Hall at 9:00 AM. We can’t wait to see you there. - Pam Davis (WC President): from Facebook 2025-04-07: REMINDER: WC Easter Sunday Potluck Breakfast - On Sunday, April 20th, Sunshine Estates will have an Easter Potluck Breakfast at 9 a.m. The Easter Service will commence at 8 a.m. at the Gazebo and last approximately 30 minutes. This should give everyone enough time to gather their dish from home and join us in Retzlaff Hall at 9 a.m. The Women’s club will supply the table settings, coffee and water. We are trying to keep this simple, so there is no signup sheet or charge. No one needs to do a lot of work, this way we can enjoy each other’s company and many homemade delights! Any questions, please contact Cathy Chajec 708-280-8910 - Pam Davis (WC President): from Facebook 2025-03-07: Easter Sunrise Service - Mark your calendars! Our Easter Sunrise Service at the gazebo is on Sunday, April 20th at 8 AM. Chaplain Larry Allen will be officiating. We hope to see you there! Sincerely, Pam Davis ************************** "CANCELLED" DATE DAY EVENT CHAIRPERSON(S) 04-22-25 Tue Earth Day Trash Pick-up Jill Ventrello Back to Top

S EPO Community Emails: September 2025 Sent 2025-09-30: Pool Closure - Due to the extensive repairs needed on the pool, hot tub, and pavilion area. We will close the pool starting October 1 through and including Sunday the fourth. Weather permitting we will be open for business on Monday the fifth. Included are some pictures to show the tripping hazards and wear and tear that have accumulated over the years. Sorry about the inconvenience. We’re planning on getting this ready for the influx of our returning winter Texans. Please avoid this work area during this timeframe thank you. - (From Facebook) Pat Heinerikson, SEPO Board Sent 2025-09-30: GOLF COURSE: Aerating the Greens - We are aerating the greens today and tomorrow. The course is still playable, but be aware of workers. - (From Facebook) Randy Davis, SEPO Board Sent 2025-09-28: CORRECTED: SUNSHINE NEWSLETTER: Oct 2025 (WC ARTICLE) - I realized I had a goof on the WC President's article and have corrected it in this version. So - Here's the revised Oct 2025 Sunshine Newsletter. You can view/print a copy of it directly from HERE or on the Sunshine website HERE . Valerie will be placing printed copies of this revised document in the library on Monday. - Cyndi Skidmore SEPO Newsletter Mgr E-Mail: seponewsletter@gmail.com Sent 2025-09-27: MARKET: Homes For Sale or Rent (Weekly Update) - This past week, the following updates were made to the Homes for Sale / Rent on the Sunshine MARKET . For Sale On September 22, 2025: The home at 4325 North Kansas, owned by the Kawecki's, has been listed For Sale. On September 25, 2025: The price for the home at 4345 North Kansas, owned by the Fleiner's, has been reduced. The listing for the home at 1941 W Iowa Ave, owned by the Hall's (Nile & Marlene), has been reworked. Also, it is now only 'For Sale' and no longer 'For Rent'. - Beth Parrish Sunshine Website Admin Email: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2025-09-26: Combes Trash Pickup Changes - I know this only affects Combes residents, but I don't have the SEPO distribution list split up. So here goes. Although these posts are from earlier in September, I just now saw them on the "City of Combes" Facebook Page. I did not receive any other notice of these events via email from Combes or other means. I called Juan this morning (2 hrs ago) - as it states to do if you concerns - and am still awaiting his return call. If anyone has any more info or knows for sure how they are handling those of us Combes residents who haven't made our way back to Sunshine yet, please let me know by replying to this email. September 19, 2025: Attention Combes Residents: Important Trash Service Update Starting Monday, September 22, 2025, Waste Connections will begin delivering new trash containers to all residents who pay for garbage services. Do NOT use the new Waste Connections bin for the final Republic Services pickup on Wednesday, September 24, 2025. Republic Services will not service Waste Connections containers on that day. Waste Connections' first official pickup day will be Thursday, October 2, 2025. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Juan Velez at (956) 425-7131 or visit Combes City Hall for more information. Thank you for your cooperation as we transition to our new solid waste provider! September 24, 2025: Final Trash Pickup by Republic Services – TODAY! Today, Wednesday, September 24, 2025, is the last day Republic Services will be collecting trash in Combes. Please make sure to place your trash bins out. Republic Services will also be collecting their trash cans after pickup. Starting October 2, 2025, Waste Connections will begin providing solid waste services for the City of Combes. Thank you for your cooperation during this transition! __________________________________________________________ Last Garbage Pick-up by Republic Services – TODAY!. Today, Wednesday September 24, 2025, is the last day Republic Services will pick up rubbish in Combes.. Please make sure you get your trash cans out early.. Republic Services will also be picking up their trash cans after service.. Starting October 2, 2025, Waste Connections will begin providing the garbage collection service in the City of Combes. - Beth Parrish 314-960-6710 Sent 2025-09-23: FINAL REMINDER: OCT 2025 Newsletter Articles Due by End of Day SEP 24, 2025 - IMPORTANT INFO CONCERNING SUNSHINE NEWSLETTER 2025-2026 I am sending out my Second Reminder for all SEPO October Newsletter Articles and Announcements to be submitted by the end of the day on Wednesday, September 24 at seponewsletter@gmail.com . As of this writing, I have only received 'four' articles, and I hope to hear from many more of our fantastic volunteers! I encourage ALL our SEPO Clubs and Groups to submit a brief description of your group’s activities, along with information about your meeting days & times. Let’s share our interests and talents with our entire Sunshine Community!!! REMINDER: Even if you don’t have an activity finalized in time for printing, you can always submit a “Save the Date ” message for the Newsletter! Newsletter Guidelines, are posted on the website HERE . Prior Newsletters, which you can use as examples, can be found HERE . I’m looking forward to working with all of you to keep the SEPO Newsletter an important part of our Community’s activities. Please contact me with any questions! - Cyndi Skidmore SEPO Newsletter Editor Email: seponewsletter@gmail.com Sent 2025-09-21: Well update - Update for well 9.18.25 Last update of 8.20 I said we were going to be working the well by running the pump continuously for several days to see if the water quality improved. After a week of pumping, the water dropped down in saltiness but leveled out still too high for our use. We have since found a company that uses a type of ground penetrating sonar to find water, and can differentiate between fresh and saline. It can also measure quantity. The plan is to have them start the soundings in the area around the current well, around the end of the September early October. This is relatively new technology for finding fresh water, that has been developed from older technology that locates oil reserves. The intent is to try and locate fresh/less salty water in the area of the current well, to utilize the infrastructure that is already in place. Thank you, - Tom Perrier SEPO Board, Area 2 Sent 2025-09-20: MARKET: Homes For Sale or Rent (Weekly Update) - This past week, the following updates were made to the Homes for Sale / Rent on the Sunshine MARKET . For Sale On September 19, 2025: The listing for the home at 4336 N Minnesota Street, owned by Judy Albert, has been reworked. - Beth Parrish Sunshine Website Admin Email: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2025-09-17: REMINDER: OCT 2025 Newsletter Articles Due by End of Day SEP 24, 2025 - IMPORTANT INFO CONCERNING SUNSHINE NEWSLETTER 2025-2026 How can it be possible that we will soon be welcoming the Sunshine Community Winter Season (10-1-2025 thru 3-31-2026)? It seems like only yesterday that I naively volunteered to become the Sunshine Newsletter Editor, thinking that it was a “long way” off before I needed to figure all of this out! Your previous Editor, Beth Parish, has been a wonderful and patient advisor, and I thank her for helping me learn the whole process! As we begin to announce the fun activities that our dedicated volunteers are planning, I am sending out my First Reminder that the October 2025 Newsletter Articles are due by the end of the day on September 24. All articles are to be submitted to, seponewsletter@gmail.com . If you’re able, please send your articles as soon as possible, for me to get them organized and typed up. I appreciate your understanding, as I learn the system! Remember, even if you don’t have an activity finalized in time for printing, you can submit a “Save the Date” for the Newsletter! Newsletter Guidelines, are posted on the website HERE . Prior Newsletters, which you can use as examples, can be found HERE . I’m looking forward to working with all of you to keep the SEPO Newsletter an important part of our Community’s activities. Please contact me with any questions! - Cyndi Skidmore SEPO Newsletter Editor Email: seponewsletter@gmail.com Sent 2025-09-16: Remote Availability - It has come to my attention that if you need a remote for the front gate, storage lot etc, Valerie has some for sale in the SEPO Office. - Tom Perrier SEPO Board (Area 2) Sent 2025-09-16: Hot Tub Issue - Our hot tub heater is no longer working. A replacement heater will be ordered. The hot tub bubbler can be used, but there will not be any heat associated with the hot tub. I will send an update when the repair has been completed. Thank you for your patience. - Pat Heinerikson SEPO Board Sent 2025-09-15: UPDATE: TX Ave Gate + Misc - The keypad for the gate on Texas Avenue is working. I had him check the Yelper and that also was not functioning. It's working now! The flashing red light at the gate is not working but hope to get that replaced before the end of the week. The one by the frontage road is working. Change the battery in your remote if its been awhile. - Tom Perrier SEPO Board (Area 2) Sent 2025-09-13: UPDATE: TX Ave Gate - Last Saturday the front gate area appears to have been struck by lightning. It damaged the board in the gate opener, which was covered under warranty (yeah) and replaced. But Hurricane Fence didn’t reprogram the keypad and I didn’t find out that it wasn’t working till late Friday, after they closed. After my email from earlier today I’ve become aware that some people don’t have remotes or their homelink system is not paired with the gate anymore. So I will be leaving the gate open till Monday when I hope to get Hurricane Fence back to fix that issue Also if you have a homelink in your car I can program it to the gate. Thank you - Tom Perrier SEPO Board Sent 2025-09-13: TX Gate Keypad Issue - Hey - The keypad for the gate on Texas Avenue is not working. So the gate will only be opening with your remote. If you have guests or deliveries coming you will need to let them in. - Tom Perrier SEPO Board Sent 2025-09-13: MARKET: Homes For Sale or Rent (Weekly Update) - This past week, the following updates were made to the Homes for Sale / Rent on the Sunshine MARKET . For Sale On September 8, 2025: The listing for the home at 4345 N Kansas Street, owned by David and Robin Fleiner, was updated. - Beth Parrish Sunshine Website Admin Email: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2025-09-12: Former Resident Passing - I have been informed by Nancy Garrett (current resident) that Cheryl Heinle (former resident) passed away on Monday, Sept 8, 2025. - Beth Parrish Sent 2025-09-09: INTRODUCTION: New SEPO Newsletter Mgr - Hello, SEPO Residents and Renters! As the 2025-2026 Winter Season will be here more quickly than we think, I wanted to introduce myself to all of you as the new Editor of the SEPO Women’s Club Newsletter. My husband, Bryan, & I, moved into the Sunshine Country Club Estates Community in March of 2024. Coming from Northeastern Wisconsin, we appreciate the warmer weather that Southeast Texas offers. The people have been so welcoming and friendly, and we look forward to getting to know “all y’all” better! Your previous Editor for the Newsletter, Beth Parish, has been a Godsend! She has been so helpful and patient with me trying to figure all of this out! Her encouragement has meant the world to me, a person who knows just enough about computer technology to be dangerous. I only hope that I can do justice to the amazing work she has done over the past six years for our community! Being new to this challenge, I ask for the SEPO Community’s patience while I get familiar with the process. I will be sending out reminders to you to submit articles for SEPO Events, as well as Club Activities and Announcements for the October SEPO Newsletter on both September 17 & 23. If possible, I would appreciate any information that you have ready be sent to me even before those dates. Feel free to contact me or send me information at the Email address below. I look forward to hearing from all of you! Sincerely, Cyndi Skidmore SEPO Newsletter Editor seponewsletter@gmail.com Sent 2025-09-06: UNAPPROVED: SEPO Financials for 08/31/2025 - The Unapproved Financial Reports for 08/31/25 are posted on the Sunshine Website HERE . If anyone has any questions, feel free to email them to sepotreasurer@gmail.com . - Tracy Wagner, Treasurer for Sunshine Estates Property Owners, Inc., sepotreasurer@gmail.com Sent 2025-09-06: MARKET: Homes For Sale or Rent (Weekly Update) - This past week, the following updates were made to the Homes for Sale / Rent on the Sunshine MARKET . For Sale On September 6, 2025: The home at 1948 W Iowa Avenue, owned by Chuck and Bridgette Vieh, was added. - Beth Parrish Sunshine Website Admin Email: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2025-09-03: NEED QUESTIONS ANSWERED: Standing Clubs & Committees (Winter 2025-2026) - Will those of you who can verify or update the info below concerning the Sunshine standing Clubs & Committees for the Winter 2025-2026 season please do so by replying to this email. I need your replies to ensure the info on the Sunshine website is accurate. I need the: LIST OF CLUBS/COMMITTEES MEET DAYS/TIMES OF CLUBS/COMMITTEES (and who is In Charge) OFFICERS OF EACH CLUB/COMMITTEE (if applicable) Please reply ASAP. When you 'reply' to this email, your reply will automatically go to Brian Brown, a new resident to our community this summer. He will be collecting your responses and helping me ensure the website gets updated correctly. Thanks in advance to everyone for assisting in this effort to get the community prepared to have a super wonderful Winter Season in Sunshine. Beth Parrish (for) Brian Brown bbcb_brown@msn.com LIST OF CLUBS/COMMITTEES ( HERE ) (bottom of this website page) ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL GOLF: Men's League GOLF: Women's League GOLF: SATURDAY SCRAMBLE HONOR WALL QUILTING (KILLER BEES) LINE DANCING: Beginners LINE DANCING: Intermediate NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH / CERT SEPO BOARD NOMINATING COMMITTEE SEPO BOARD ELECTION COMMITTEE SCCE FISHING ASSOCIATION SUNSHINE ART PAINTING CLUB SUNSHINE GARDEN CLUB SUNSHINE BIRDING & NATURE CLUB SUNSHINE ROCK PAINTING CLUB WOODWORKERS WOMEN'S CLUB Women's Club Standing Committees: Activities Memorial Newsletter Editor Historian Kitchen Librarian MEET DAYS/TIMES OF CLUBS/COMMITTEES (and who is In Charge) ( HERE ) Architectural Control Committee (ACC): (Terry Lacy) Meetings are held year-round the 1st & 15th of each Month @ 1 PM in the Library or Outside of the SEPO Office. If these days fall on a weekend or holiday, they are held the next business day. Art Painting Club: (Janee Bledsoe or Jane Meehan) Meets Every Tuesday from 1-4 PM in Retzlaff Hall. Open to all residents and renters at Sunshine Estates. Birding & Nature Club: (Tom Stone) Meetings are held the 1st Monday of each Month (Nov thru Mar) @ 7 PM in the Library. Open to all residents/renters in the community. Fishing Association: (Deb Eich or WHO?) Meetings are held 2nd Wednesday of each month (Nov thru Apr) at 6 PM via Google Meet and Retzlaff Hall (Only in Retzlaff Hall during Winter Season). Open to all residents/renters in the community. Garden Club: (Susanne Ulrich) Meetings are held 2nd Tuesday of each month (Nov Thru Mar) at 6:30 PM in Retzlaff Hall. Open to all residents/renters in the community. Golf League Business Meeting (Ladies): (Gloria Voth) Meetings are held the 3rd Wednesday of each month (Nov thru Mar) in Retzlaff Hall. Golf League Business Meeting (Men): (Matt Lyne & Jerry Wetherbee) Meetings are held every Tuesday during the Winter Season following the 8:30 AM tee time play in Retzlaff Hall. Neighborhood Watch (NW): (Lenore Combs) Meetings are held year-round the 3rd Monday of each Month @ 3 PM in Retzlaff Hall. Open to all residents/renters in the community. Quilters (Killer Bees): (Jan Baethke) Meetings are held on Thursday during the Winter Season in Retzlaff Hall starting at 9:00 AM: until noon - if we don't sew. until 2 PM - if we do sew. Rock Painting Club: (Cathy Richmond & Anita Spencer) Classes are held the 1st & 4th Monday of each Month from 1 pm to 3 pm in Retzlaff Hall. Open to all residents/renters in the community and immediate 'adult' family members. Woodworkers: (Nancy Lyne) Meetings are held the 2nd Friday of each Month @ 1 PM during the Winter Season (Oct thru Mar) in the Woodshop. Women's Club (Pam Davis) : WC Meetings are normally held - The 3rd Friday of each month: Oct thru Mar In Retzlaff Hall @ 9am -10am All Female Sunshine Residents & Renters are welcome and encouraged to attend. Coffee & Treats are available for free. WC Mtg Dates - 10-17-24 11-21-24 12-19-24 01-16-25 02-20-25 03-20-25 OFFICERS OF EACH CLUB/COMMITTEE (if applicable) ( HERE ) Architectural Control Committee (ACC) Art Painting Club Birding & Nature Club Fishing Association Garden Club Golf League Business Meeting (Ladies) Golf League Business Meeting (Men) Neighborhood Watch (NW) Quilters (Killer Bees) Rock Painting Woodworkers Back to Top

Things To Do: Summary Summer Season (2022) & Winter Season (2022-2023) Calendar of Actvities/Mtgs Board/Residents & Club/Committee Mtgs Women's Club (2022-2023) Daily-Weekly-Monthly (Winter) Golf-Clubs-Commitees-Special Daily-Weekly-Monthly (Summer 2022) List of Clubs & Committees Calendar of Actvities/Mtgs Calendar of Activities (2022-2023 Winter) This is the 2-pager of Activities/Meetings (as of 03-18-2023) Back to Top Board/Residents & Club/Committee Mtgs ******************************** Meetings (Oct 1, 2022 thru Mar 31, 2023) Click HERE for Details SEPO Board & Residents Women's Club OTHER Clubs/Committees Back to Top ****************************** Women's Club Activities Schedule (Winter: 2022-2023) Click HERE for Details The Women's Club Committee Activities Committee Signup Sheets are be posted in the SEPO Library. Women's Club (2022-2023) Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 10-22-22 Sat Shrimp Boil (Cathy Richmond) COMPLETE 10-31-22 Mon Halloween Parade (Vicky Leroy Krueger) COMPLETE 11-11-22 Thu Veteran’s Day (Lenore Combs) COMPLETE 11-24-22 Thu Thanksgiving Dinner (Vicky LeRoy Krueger) COMPLETE 12-10-22 Sat Bake & Craft Sale (Terry DeBackere) COMPLETE 12-17-22 Sat Breakfast (Pam Adams) COMPLETE 12-20-22 Tue Valley Voices (Jill Ventrello) COMPLETE 12-22-22 Thu Caroling (Pam Lacy) COMPLETE 12-25-22 Sun Christmas Dinner (Lenore Combs) COMPLETE 12-25-22 Sun Drama Skit (Nancy Steele) COMPLETE 12-31-22 Sat NYE Party (Beth Parrish/Denise Utterback) COMPLETE 01-13-23 Fri New Residents Party : How Sweet It Is COMPLETE (Pam Davis/Lisa Perrier) 02-12-23 Sun Superbowl Party (Need Chairperson(s)) CANCELED 02-14-23 Tue Bow-Tie Happy Hour (Pam Lacy) CANCELED 02-23-23 Thu Taste of Sunshine & Cake Walk (Pam Davis/Vicky LeRoy Krueger) COMPLETE 02-24-23 Fri Valley Voices (Jill Ventrello) COMPLETE 03-12-23 Sun Concert: Rusty Rierson (Jill Ventrello) COMPLETE 03-18-23 Sat Drama Skit (Nancy Steele) COMPLETE 03-30-23 Thu Farewell: Hobo Party (Dee Novak) COMPLETE If you would like to volunteer to Chair/Co-Chair OR be on one or more Committees, please sign up on the poster(s) in the Library or contact Jill Ventrello (see her contact info below). Jill Ventrello Women’s Club Activities Director 720-660-8417 jillybeanbean56@gmail.com Daily-Weekly-Monthly (Winter) Back to Top ****************************** Daily/Weekly/Monthly Activities Overview (Winter: Oct 1, 2022 thru Mar 31, 2023) Click HERE for Details SUNDAY: 2 - 4 pm, Cards/Games (All year: Weekly / Card Room) 5 - 7 pm (starting Mar 12, 2023), (time adjusts as seasons chg) , Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) MONDAY: 8 - 11 am, Tennis (All Year: Mon, Wed, Fri / Tennis Court) 8:30 - 9:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #1 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9 am - Noon, Woodshop open (as long as there is a monitor present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 9:30 - 10:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #2 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9:30 am - Noon, Line Dancing (All Year / Retzlaff Hall) 1 - 3 pm, Rock Painting: (Monthly - 1st & 4th Monday / Retzlaff Hall) 1 - 4 pm, Woodshop open (as long as there is a monitor present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 5 - 7 pm (starting Nov 6, 2022), (time adjusts as seasons chg) , Golf Scramble: O'C lockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) 6:30 - 10 pm, Euchre (Winter / Card Room) 7 - 9 pm, POKENO (end date unknown / Card Room) TUESDAY : 8:30 - 11 am, Pickleball (All Year: Tue & Thu / Tennis Court) 8:30 - 9:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #1 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9 -10:15 am, Men's Golf League: Tee Time #1 (Winter, usually first Tuesday in Nov, when more residents return: W eekly / Golf Course) 9 - 11 am, Men's Golf League: Only Tee Time (Summer, usually sometime in Apr, when fewer residents are here: Weekly / Golf Course) 9 am - Noon, Woodshop open (as long as there is a monitor present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 9:30 - 10:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #2 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 10:30 am - Noon, Men's Golf League: Tee Time #2 (Winter, usually first Tuesday in Nov, when more residents return: W eekly / Golf Course) 12:30 - 2:30 pm, Billiards: Texas 8 Ball (Tue, Thu, Sat / Pool Room) 1 - 3:30, Mahjong (All Year / Card Room) 1 - 4 pm, Woodshop open (as long as there is a monitor present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 5 - 7 pm (starting Nov 6, 2022), (time adjusts as seasons chg) , Golf Scramble: O'C lockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) 6:30 - 7:30: Garden Club (Winter: 2nd Tue of month, Nov thru Mar / Library) 6:30 - 7:30 pm, Cards: Men's Poker (Tue & Thu / Card Room ) WEDNESDAY : 8 - 11 am, Tennis (All Year: Mon, Wed, Fri / Tennis Court) 8:30 - 9:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #1 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9:00 am, Ladies' Golf Tee time (Summer - Until 10-26-2022: Weekly / Golf Course) 9:00 am, Ladies' Golf Tee time (Winter - 11-02-2033 thru 03-29-23: Weekly / Golf Course) 9 am - Noon, Woodshop open (as long as there is a monitor present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 9:30 - 10;30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #2 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 1 - 4 pm, Samba (Winter: Weekly / Card Room) 1 - 4 pm, Bridge (All Year: Weekly / Library) 1 - 4 pm, Woodshop open (as long as there is a monitor present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 5 - 7 pm (starting Nov 6, 2022), (time adjusts as seasons chg) , Golf Scramble: O'C lockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) 6:30 - 9:30 pm, Mexican Train/Dominos (All Year? / Card Room) THURSDAY : 8 - 10 am, Coffee & Donuts (Winter: Weekly / Library) 8:30 - 11 am, Pickleball (All Year: Tue & Thu / Tennis Court) 8:30 - 9:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #1 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9 am - Noon, Woodshop open (as long as there is a monitor present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 9:30 - 10;30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #2 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9:30 am - 2 pm, Quilting: Killer Bees (All Year: Weekly / Retzlaff Hall) 12:30 - 2:30 pm, Billiards: Texas 8 Ball (Tue, Thu, Sat / Pool Room) 1 - 2:30 pm, Cards: Hand & Foot - Ladies (All Year: Weekly / Card Room) 1 - 4 pm, Woodshop open (as long as there is a monitor present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 5 - 7 pm (starting Nov 6, 2022), (time adjusts as seasons chg) , Golf Scramble: O'C lockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) 4 - 6 pm, Happy Hour & Potluck (All year: Weekly / Retzlaff Hall) 4 - 9 pm, Happy Hour (finger food only) (All Year: Weekly / Pavilion) 6:30 - 8:30 pm, Stained Glass (Jan-Mar: Weekly / Woodshop ) 6:30 - 7:30 pm, Cards: Men's Poker (All year: Weekly / Card Room ) FRIDAY : 8 - 11 am, Tennis (All Year: Mon, Wed, Fri / Tennis Court) 8:30 - 9:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #1 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9 am - Noon, Woodshop open (as long as there is a monitor present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 9:30 - 10;30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #2 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 10:30 am - 1 pm, Jokers (Card/Board Game) (All year: Weekly / Card Room) 1 - 4 pm, Woodshop open (as long as there is a monitor present) (Winter: Mon thru Fri / Woodshop) 5 - 7 pm (starting Nov 6, 2022), (time adjusts as seasons chg) , Golf Scramble: O'C lockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) 7:00, Hand & Foot & Samba (W eekly / Card Room) SATURDAY : 9 - 10 am, Saturday Golf Scramble (All Year: W eekly / Golf Course) 12:30 - 2:30 pm, Billiards: Texas 8 Ball (Tue, Thu, Sat / Pool Room) 5 - 7 pm (starting Nov 6, 2022), (time adjusts as seasons chg) , Golf Scramble: O'C lockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) 6:30 - 9 pm, Game: Mahjong (All Year: Weekly / Library) 6:30 - 9:30 pm, Five Crowns (Card Game) (All Year: Weekly / Card Room) 6:30 - 9 pm, Mahjong (All Year: Weekly / Library) Golf-Clubs-Commitees-Special Back to Top Golf, Clubs & Committees and Special Events Ove rview below (Winter: Oct 1, 2022 - Mar 31, 2023) View DETAILS by clicking on: GOLF or CLUBs & COMMITTEEs or SPECIAL O CT 2022 : 20 - Woodshop Orientation (Woodworkers / Woodshop) 22 - Shrimp Boil (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) 31 - Halloween Parade (Women's Club / Sunshine Streets) NOV 2022: 4 & 5 - Garage Sale 9 - Calling All Dogs and Cats (Special / Your Home) 11 - Veterans Day Tribute (Women's Club / Gazebo & Retzlaff Hall) 11 thru Dec 16 - Toys for Tots (Special / Library) 11 thru Dec 20 - Food Drive (Special / Library) 24 - Thanksgiving Dinner (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) DEC 2022: 5 - Birding & Nature Presentation (B&N Club / Retzlaff Hall) 9 - Resident Appreciation (Employees / Library) 10 - Craft & Bake Sale (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) 10 - Art & Craft Sale (Personal / 4148 N MO) 17 - Breakfast (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) 20 - Valley Voices (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) 22 - Caroling (Women's Club / Streets of Sunshine) 25 - Christmas Dinner (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) 25 - Drama Skit (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) 31 - NYE Party (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) JAN 2023 : 9 - Birding & Nature Club Potluck (B&N Club / Retzlaff Hall) (CANCELED) 13 - New Residents' Party (Women's Club / R etzlaff Hall ) 16 - Finger Lickin' Chicken (NW / Retzlaff Hall (or takeout) (CANCELED) 19 - Community Birdwalk (B&B Club / TX Ave) 19 - Woodshop Orientation (Woodworkers / Woodshop) 19, 20, 21 - Garage Sales (Various Residents / Throughout the Community) 24 - Spaghetti Dinner (Woodworkers / Retzlaff Hall (or takeout)) 28 - Private Event: Shuffleboard & Pavilion FEB 2023: 10-11 - Guys & Dolls Golf Tournament (Golf / Golf Course) 11 - Guys & Dolls Golf Tournament After Golf Events (Golf / Retzlaff Hall) 12 - Superbowl Party (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) (CANCELED) 14 - Bow- T ie Happy Hour (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall)) (CANCELED) 17-18 - Guys & Dolls Golf Tournament (Rain Dates) (Golf / Golf Course) (Not Needed) 18 - Guys & Dolls Golf Tournament After Golf Events (Rain Date) (Golf / Retzlaff Hall) (Not Needed) 22 - Ladies Golf: Guest Day Lunch (Ladies Golf League / Pavilion) 23 - Ta ste of Sunshine & Cake Walk (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) 24 - Valley Voices (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) 25 - Ladies Golf: Baked Potato Supper (Special / Retzlaff Hall) 27-28 - Men's Golf Tournament (Men's Golf League / Golf Course) MAR 2023: 2-3-4 - Good Neigh bor Day Golf Tournament (GNDGT) (Golf / Golf Course) 2-3-4 - Good Neigh bor Day Golf Tournament (GNDGT) Luncheon (Ladies Golf League / Pavilion) 5 - Warren Clark Memorial (Resident / Retzlaff Hall) 7 - Men 's Golf Lunch/ Awards Party (Men's Golf League / Pavilion) 8-9 - Ladies' Golf Tournament (Ladies Golf League / Golf Course) 9-10-11 - Good Neigh bor Day Golf Tournament (GNDGT) (Rain Dates) (Golf / Golf Course) (Not Needed) 9-10-11 - Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament (GNDGT) Luncheon (Rain Dates) (Ladies Golf League / Retzlaff Halll or Pavilion) (Not Needed) 12 - Concert: Rusty Rierson (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) 13 - Ga rden Club / B&N Club Combined Mtg (Garden and B&N Clubs / Retzlaff Hall) 15 - Ladies' Golf Tournament (Day 2 if GNDGT uses Mar 9 as Rain Date) (Ladies Golf League / Golf Course) (Not Needed) 15 - Ladies' Golf Awards Banquet (Ladies Golf League / Retzlaff Hall or Pavilion) 17 - St. Pat's Day Party (sponsored by several Residents / Retzlaff Hall - Pavilion if bad weather) 18 - Outside Quilt Show (Killer Bees Quilting / All around Sunshine outside ) 18 - Drama Skit (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) 19 - MN Get-Together (Private / Retzlaff Hall) 25 - Concert (59.5 Min w/Brett) (Dana Boettcher / Retzlaff Hall) (CANCELED) 30 - Farewell: Hobo Party (Women's Club / Retzlaff Hall) Daily-Weekly-Monthly (Summer 2022) Back to Top The following were COMPLETED LAST SUMMER Golf, Clubs & Committees and Special Events Overview below (Summer: Apr 1, 2022 - Sep 30, 2022) View DETAILS by clicking on: GOLF or CLUBs & COMMITTEEs or SPECIAL (includes Potlucks) APR 2022 : 7 - Calling All Dogs and Cats (Special / Your Home) 12 - Birding and Nature Club Walk (Club / TX Ave) CANCELLED MAY 2022 : 5 - Potluck: Cinco de Mayo (Special / Retzlaff Hall) 25 - Calling All Dogs and Cats (Special / Your Home) 27 - Men's Golf League (Rescheduled from 05-24 due to rain) (Golf / Golf Course) 30 - Potluck: Memorial Day Picnic (Special / Retzlaff Hall w/Games inside and outside) JUN 2022 : 16 - Potluck: June (Special / Retzlaff Hall) JUL 2022 : 4 - Potluck: Fourth of July (Special / Retzlaff Hall) 7 - Calling All Dogs and Cats Too (Special / Your Home) AUG 2022 : 18 - Potluck: August (Special / Retzlaff Hall) 31 - Calling All Dogs and Cats (Special / Your Home) SEP 2022 : Back to Top List of Clubs & Committees ****************************** CLUBs & COMMITTEEs (2022-2023) GOLF: MEN'S LEAGUE GOLF: WOMEN'S LEAGUE QUILTING (KILLER BEES) LINE DANCING NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH / CERT SEPO BOARD NOMINATING COMMITTEE SEPO BOARD ELECTION COMMITTEE SUNSHINE GIFT & MEMORIAL COMMITTEE SCCE FISHING ASSOCIATION SUNSHINE GARDEN CLUB SUNSHINE NATURE & BIRDING CLUB SUNSHINE ROCK PAINTING CLUB VETERANS' HONOR WALL WOODWORKERS WOMEN'S CLUB Women's Club Standing Committees: Activities Bulletin Board Decorations Historian Librarian Newsletter Purchasing Summer Potlucks Back to Top

Print This Document Sunshine Country Club Estates, Inc. RULES AND REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO NON-COMPLIANCE TO COVENANTS FEE SCHEDULE (Below is the Original document dated September 1, 2021 which was filed with Cameron County, State of Texas) (As updates occur to this document, all previous copies are replaced by the update.) WHEREAS, the Board of Directors (the "Board") of Sunshine Country Club Estates, Inc., (SEPO/the "Association") finds that there is a need to establish orderly procedures and structure for the imposition of fees for non-compliance by a homeowner to the declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions, and all amendments thereto for Sunshine Country Club Estates, Inc. (the "Declaration") and the Bylaws of Sunshine Country Club Estates, Inc., (the "Bylaws"); and WHEREAS, pursuant to Article II, Sections 2.1, of the COVENANTS, where the “DECLARANT or OWNERS ASSOCIATION shall be refer to SUNSHINE COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES PROPERTY OWNEERS, INC,” and Section 8.1, where the DECLARANT, (acting through its Board of Directors), shall have responsibility and authorization to prescribe Rules and Regulations covering the use of the Common Areas, streets, utilities and any other portions of the properties and to collect fees and fix assessments, and not specifically reserved to the membership by the Declarant, Articles of Incorporation, or by other provisions of the Declaration, Articles of Incorporation or by other provisions of the Declarations of these Bylaws; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Article IV Board of Directors, Section 4.01 of the Bylaws, “The affairs of the Sunshine Estates Property Owners, Inc. shall be managed by its Board of Directors.” WHEREAS, the Board has determined that it is in the best interests of the Association for it to promulgate Rules and Regulations pertaining to fees and specifically establish a fee structure. NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS RESOLVED that the following Rules and Regulations Pertaining to Non-compliance to Covenants Fee Schedule are established for the imposition of fees in Sunshine Country Club Estates, Inc., as follows: I. NOTICE OF VIOLATION For violations other than construction without Architectural Control Committee ("ACC") approval, the Board shall give an Owner written notice of the violation and opportunity to cure the violation before imposing a fee. The following notification procedure shall be followed: A. First Notice: The Association shall notify the Owner of the violation by written letter sent by first class mail. The notice shall contain the following information: 1. A description of the violation and reference to the provision of the Declaration being violated, and the action that must be taken to cure the violation. 2. A statement that the violation must be corrected within fifteen (15) days from the date of the "First Notice." B. Second Notice: After issuance of the "First Notice" and expiration of the fifteen (15) day compliance period, the Association shall notify the Owner, by first class mail and certified mail, return receipt requested, if the violation described in the "First Notice" has not been resolved. The "Second Notice" shall contain the following information: 1. A description of the violation and reference to the provision of the Declaration being violated, and the action that must be taken to cure the violation. 2. A statement that the violation must be corrected within fifteen (15) days from the date of the "Second Notice" or a fee will be applied to the Owner's account. 3. The amount of the fee that will be assessed if the violation is not cured within the time allowed. 4. A statement that the Owner will be charged attorney's fees and costs incurred by the Association in enforcing the Declaration and/or abating the violation if the violation is not cured within thirty (30) days from the date of the "Second Notice." 5. A statement that the Owner may request a hearing before the Board of Directors by submitting a written request for the same to the Board within thirty (30) days of the Owner's receipt of the "Second Notice." C. Third Notice: After the issuance of the "Second Notice" and expiration of the compliance period, the Association shall notify the Owner by first class mail and certified mail, return receipt requested, if the violation described in the "Second Notice" has not been resolved. The "Third Notice" shall contain the following information: 1. A description of the violation that is the basis for the fee and reference to the provision of the Declaration being violated, and the action that must be taken to cure the violation. 2. A statement that the fee for non-compliance is being added to the Owner's account for not curing the violation within the specified period of time contained in the "Second Notice." 3. A statement that there will be continuing fees in accordance with the "Fee Schedule" as each subsequent fifteen (15) day period elapses and the violation is not cured. 4. A statement that there is no aggregate amount of the fees which may accrue for the same violation. Additionally, that if the matter is referred to legal counsel for further enforcement measures, all attorney's fees and costs incurred by the Association will be charged to the Owner's account in accordance with Chapter 209 of the Texas Property Code. 5. A statement that the Owner may request a waiver of the fees by submitting a written request to the Board of Directors after the violation is cured. 6. The amount of fees being assessed against the Owner. II. HEARING The Board shall follow the procedures stated in Chapter 209 of the Texas Property Code in conducting a hearing. Within ten (10) days of the hearing before the Board of Directors, any documents relied upon by the Board as to the violation shall be provided to the homeowner, and failure to meet such deadline shall result in an automatic fifteen (15) day extension of the board hearing on the Homeowner’s appeal. III. FEE SCHEDULE The imposition of fees will be on the following basis: A. First Violation: $100.00 imposed for each fifteen (15) day period that the same violation continues to exist until cured. B. Addition but Separate Violations of the Same Restriction Within Six Months of Receipt of the “Second Notice": $200.00, which may be imposed every fifteen (15) days that the violation continues to exist until cured. C. Aggregate Limit: There is no limit to the aggregate limit amount of fees imposed for the same violation. IV. CONSTRUCTION WITHOUT ACC APPROVAL A. Pursuant the Declarations, Architectural Control Committee ("ACC") approval, in writing, is required prior to commencing construction or demolition, or making any changes to the exterior design or appearance of any improvement on a lot in the Association. B. Any construction of exterior home improvements, modification and/or additions including but not limited to fencing, sheds, barns or other outbuildings started prior to written approval by the The Association and/or ACC will incur an immediate $500.00 fee. Notice of the violation and fee will be sent as soon as the violation is discovered by the ACC or Board. C. If said construction does not halt immediately upon receipt of violation and fee notice, an additional fee of $100.00 will be imposed every day until construction ceases. V. INFORMATION REGARDING FEES A. Fees will be imposed in addition to and not in lieu of any other rights or remedies of the Association allowed by the Declaration or other Rules and Regulations adopted by the Board. B. Fees are imposed against the Owner and are the obligation of the Owner of the property. C. An Owner should notify the Board when a violation is cured. Upon verification, the violation will be deemed to no longer exist. Unless fees are waived by the Board, the Owner will remain liable for all fees imposed under these Rules and Regulations. If the fees are not paid on demand, the account may be referred to legal counsel for collection. The Owner shall be responsible for all attorneys’ fees incurred in connection with the enforcement of any provision of the Declaration and/or the Rules and Regulations in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 209 of the Texas Property Code. IT IS FURTHER RESOLVED that the purpose of these Rules and Regulations Pertaining to Fees and Fee Structure is to provide a standard for the Association. Notwithstanding these Rules and Regulations, the Board may set fee amounts on a case-by-case basis, provided the fee is reasonable considering the nature, frequency, and effects of the violation. The Board may also establish a schedule of fees for certain types of violations. If circumstances warrant a variance from the Association's published Rules and Regulations, the Board will document the reasons for the variance in the minutes of its meeting. The amount and cumulative total of a fee must be reasonable in comparison to the violation and should be uniform for similar violations of the same provision of the Association's documents. Back to Top

Activities: Women's Club (Winter: 2021-2022) The Women's Club Committee Activities Committee Signup Sheets are posted in the SEPO Library. As Details concerning the Events below become available they will be posted here. All Events Breakfast (2022-04-16) New Homeowners Party (2022-03-31) Fundraiser for Lost Ball Rescue (2022-03-26) Breakfast (2022-03-19) Breakfast (2022-02-26) Mardi Gras (2022-02-24) Superbowl Party (2022-02-13) (CANCELLED) Breakfast (2022-01-22) Slideshow: History of SCCE (2022-01-18) NY Day Potluck Brunch (2022-01-01) Christmas Potluck (2021-12-25) Christmas Caroling (2021-12-23) Bake Sale & Craft Show (2021-12-03) Thanksgiving Dinner (2021-11-25) Goofy Golf (2021-11-22) Veterans Day Trbute (2021-11-11) Halloween Golf Cart Gala (2021-10-31) Mexican Fiesta (2021-10-29) All Events ****************************** Women's Club Events for the 2021-2022 Winter Season (+ a bonus breakfast in April) The Women's Club Committee Activities Committee Signup Sheets are be posted in the SEPO Library. Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 10-29-21 Fri Mexican Fiesta Chair (Cathy Richmond/Marian Young) (COMPLETE) 10-31-21 Sun SUNSHINE Halloween Golf Cart Gala (Pam Lacy) (COMPLETE) 11-11-21 Wed Veteran’s Day (Lenore Combs/Marian Young) (COMPLETE) 11-21-21 Sun Goofy Golf Co-chairs (Derek & Janis McFee) (COMPLETE) 11-25-21 Thu Thanksgiving Dinner (Bev McIntosh) (COMPLETE ) 12-03-21 Fri Back Sale & Craft Show (Terry DeBackere/Deb Robins) (COMPLETE) 12-23-21 Wed Christmas Caroling (Pam Lacy) (COMPLETE ) 12-25-21 Fri Christmas Potluck (Lenore Combs) (COMPLETE ) 01-01-22 Sat NY Day Potluck Brunch (Marian Young) (COMPLETE) 01-18-22 Tue Slideshow: History of SCCE (Cathy Richmond) (COMPLETE) 01-22-22 Sat Breakfast Burritos (Pam Davis) (COMPLETE) 02-13-22 Sun Superbowl Party (Various) (CANCELLED) 02-24-22 Thu Mardi Gras (Mary Hendrickson) (COMPLETE) 02-19-22 Sat Breakfast (Pam Davis) (COMPLETE) 03-26-22 Sat Fundraiser for Lost Ball Rescue (Marge Sandusky) (COMPLETE) 03-31-22 Thu New Homeowners' Party (Vickie Jones/Sherri Gardner) (COMPLETE) 04-16-22 Sat Breakfast (Pam Davis) (UPCOMING) If you would like to volunteer to be on one or more of the Committees, please contact Judy Stone. Judy Stone Women’s Club Activities Director 715-813-0770 sjudy3302@gmail.com Back to Top Breakfast (2022-04-16) ****************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 04-16-22 Sat Breakfast (Pam Davis) UPCOMING Sent 2022-04-13: Saturday Breakfast - Final Women’s Club Breakfast of the season! The Women’s Club will be sponsoring a Saturday Breakfast in Retzlaff Hall, this Saturday, April 16th from 7:30 - 10am. This time we will have scrambled eggs, bacon, biscuits with sausage gravy, and mini blueberry muffins - all for just $5.00! Coffee, orange juice, and water will be included with purchase. Stay and eat with friends in the hall or out at the pavilion…or grab a a plate to go! Saturday Golf Scramblers, make sure and stop by before you tee off! For questions or info, contact Pam Davis at 214-516-4844 ****************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 03-31-22 Thu New Homeowners' (Vickie Jones/Sherri Gardner) COMPLETE Sent 2022-03-17: New Homeowners' Party - REMINDER!!!!! The New Homeowners’ Party is fast approaching. Please sign up in the library. Important info: THEME- Meet and Greet in the Street WHEN- Thursday, March 31st WHERE- Michigan Ave. by the shuffleboard courts TIME- 4 till 5:30 New Homeowner’s will be introduced 5:30 Cookout dinner 6-9 DJ Doug music/dance COST- $10 per person (virtual tickets) All new homeowners are FREE and have been contacted by phone or a personal invite. ONLY new homeowners are to RSVP TO Vickie Jones at 262-689-7068, please do not signup in library. We are planning on being outside, so we ask everyone to bring a lawn chair. Thank you! Co-chairs - Sherri Gardner & Vickie Jones Sent 2022-03-07: WC: New Homeowners' Party Announcement - New Homeowners Party (2022-03-31) Back to Top Sent 2022-01-09: Women's Club: New Homeowners' Party Postponed - The New Homeowner’s Party scheduled for Jan. 20th has been postponed until a future date in this coming season. Watch for an email or check the bulletin board in the library for new date. Thank you! Co-chairs: Sherri Gardner and Vickie Jones Fundraiser for Lost Ball Rescue (2022-03-26) Back to Top ****************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 03-26-22 Sat Fundraiser for Lost Ball Rescue (Marge Sandusky) COMPLETE Sent 2022-04-03: Dog Rescue Fundraiser - On Saturday March 26, the community of SCCE came together for a fundraising event to support Lost Ball Rescue who has helped us in the past with stray dogs that have wandered into our community. So many residents helped with this event from Woodshop donations, handmade quilts, Dog themed baskets, to cashiers, kitchen help, set up and clean up and more. Special shout out to Wade Prater and his band Whisky Dent who donated their talents and tips to the event. Tiffany Prater who created all the posters for the the silent auction, each individualized for each item. The Harlingen community gave generously and big thanks to Sally Hardy who obtained all the South Padre boat trips. Each contribution was large and necessary for the success of our event. Many have been asked how much we raised. We raised $4,993, rounded out to $5,000. We did have to cover the cost of the food which was $672.21 so our total donation to Lost Ball was $4347.79. They are very appreciative, thank you to each and every one of you who helped. Marge Sandusky Sent 2022-03-22: Silent auction item - Just a reminder that we are closing in on our Fundraiser Saturday, March 26. We have Pulled pork plates, dancing and music. Silent auction with close to 50 items! Let's have fun while raising money for this worthy cause! Doors open at 4:30, dinner at 5:30, the band Whiskey Dent starts at 6:30. This schedule will allow time to see and bid on all our amazing items. Some of the items up for auction can be seen below. Bring cash or checkbooks please. Envelopes in the library for virtual sign up at $10 per person. BYOB. - Marge Sandusky Sent 2022-03-15: Silent auction item - We have many great silent auction items for the Women's Club Fundraiser next week, but we would love if anyone from the woodshop might donate something that they have made there. The event is on 3/26 but we are trying to wrap up our auction items. Thank you, Marge Sandusky Back to Top Breakfast (2022-03-19) ****************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 03-19-22 Sat Breakfast (Pam Davis) COMPLETE 2022-03-17: WC: Breakfast Poster Reminder - 2022-03-06: WC: Breakfast - Breakfast Pancakes The Women’s Club will be sponsoring a Saturday Breakfast in Retzlaff Hall on March 19th from 7:30 AM to 10 AM. This time, we will feature a pancake breakfast which will include pancakes, scrambled eggs, bacon and sausage all for just $5! Coffee, orange juice, and water will be included with purchase. We will have fruit, whipped cream, butter, regular syrup and sugar free syrup. Stay and eat with friends in the hall or out at the pavilion…or grab a plate to go! Saturday Golf Scramblers, make sure and stop by before you tee off! For questions or info, contact Pam Davis at 214-516-4844 Breakfast (2022-02-26) ****************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 02-26-22 Sat Breakfast (Pam Davis) COMPLETE Sent 2022-02-17: Women's Club Breakfast: Feb 26, 2022 - Breakfast Casserole The Women’s Club will be sponsoring a Saturday Breakfast in Retzlaff Hall on February 26th from 7:30AM – 10:00 AM. It will be a little different than past breakfasts. This month’s breakfast will feature Breakfast Casserole (a casserole with eggs, bacon, sausage, cheese and tater tots) accompanied by a delicious biscuit with choice of regular or sausage gravy. We will have condiments of butter, salsa, jalapeños and ketchup. This entire breakfast will be served for just $5.00 and will be served with orange juice, coffee and water! Stay and eat with friends in the hall or out at the pavilion…or grab a meal to go. Saturday Golf Scramblers, make sure and stop by before you tee off! Pam Davis Back to Top ****************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 02-24-22 Thu Mardi Gras (Mary Hendrickson) COMPLETE Sent 2022-02-13: WC: Mardi Gras Update (Change of Plans) - Mardi Gras Change of plans. We will have virtual payment in the library when you signup instead of collecting money at the door. The Box is available in the library with envelopes to put your money in. $10 per person. Costumes and prizes! Mary Hendrickson Mardi Gras Chair Newsletter 2022-02: Party time on February 24, Thursday, at Retzlaff Hall. Dance the night away in your costumes. Prizes will be given away!!! Doors will open at 4 pm for Happy Hour! Meal at 4:30. Music from 5-7 with DJ Doug and his wife, Kathy. Kathy works the crowd and is so much fun. This party is being thrown by the Women’s Club. The cost will be $10.00 a person. The Signup sheet will be available in the Library on Feb 10 and will be taken down on Feb 21. So be sure and signup and support our club!! Mary Hendrickson Mardi Gras Committee Sent 2022-01-21: Women's Club - Mardi Gras: Committee Mtg Details - The Mardi Gras meeting for volunteers will be next Tuesday, January 25 @ 2 PM in the library. Please bring ideas and we will discuss decorations. Party is planned for Thursday, February 24 in Retzlaff Hall. Doors will open at 4 for Happy Hour. Food will be served at 4:30. Dancing at 5 to DJ Doug and his wife!! Mary Hendrickson Sent 2022-01-17: CANCELLED, Women's Club - Superbowl Party - The Women's Club Superbowl party in Retzlaff Hall scheduled for Feb 6, 2022 (which really should have been scheduled on Feb 13) is being cancelled this year. So sorry. Pam Lacy & Eileen Anderson Mardi Gras (2022-02-24) Back to Top Back to Top ****************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 02-13 -22 Sun Superbowl Party (Various) CANCELLED Sent 2022-02-09: WC: Superbowl Party Cancellation - Due to only mild interest in the Superbowl event at Retzlaff Hall and equipment malfunction (issue with TV Antenna so no reception), the Super Bowl event Sunday at Retzlaff Hall is being cancelled. Sue Swidryk Sent 2022-02-07: WC, Superbowl Party - SUPER BOWL PARTY - SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2022 - RETZLAFF HALL - 4:30 PM TILL ???? - COME OUT FOR A FUN SUNDAY SUPPORTING YOUR SUPER BOWL TEAM, THE LOS ANGELES RAMS VERSUS THE CINCINNATI BENGALS. MEETING PLACE IS RETZLAFF HALL AT 4:30PM. BRING YOUR OWN DRINKS AND A FOOD DISH TO PASS. Sue Swidryk Sent 2022-01-18: UNCANCELLED: Women's Club - Superbowl Party - YAY - It's back on. Our fearless Women's Club Activities Director, Sue (SueBob) Swidryk, has decided to take on chairing the Superbowl Party, which will be on Feb 13 in Retzlaff Hall. I don't know if a committee had already been formed or not, but 'm sure she would welcome help with this endeavor. Please give her a call if you can help out. Watch for upcoming e-mails for more details concerning this event. And as suggested be stated for all activities & meetings being held at Sunshine - Everyone attending this event “in person”, by their presence, acknowledges potential exposure to Covid-19. Each person is responsible for his/her own choice as it relates to attending Sunshine activities. Beth Parrish (for Sue Swidryk) Sent 2022-01-17: CANCELLED, Women's Club - Superbowl Party - The Women's Club Superbowl party in Retzlaff Hall scheduled for Feb 6, 2022 (which really should have been scheduled on Feb 13) is being cancelled this year. So sorry. Pam Lacy & Eileen Anderson Superbowl Party (2022-02-13) (CANCELLED) Back to Top ****************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 01-22-22 Sat Breakfast Burritos (Pam Davis) COMPLETE Newsletter 2022-02: Our first Breakfast was a success. Thanks to Pam Davis and her fantastic crew. More breakfasts will be planned with different menus. Sent 2022-01-18: REMINDER: Women's Club Breakfast Burritos - We are looking forward to seeing everyone next Saturday, January 22 for breakfast! You can eat with us or take it to go! Pam Davis, Women's Club Sent 2021-12-29: SEPO Woman’s Club event - Breakfast Burritos The Women’s Club will be sponsoring a Saturday Breakfast in Retzlaff Hall on January 22nd from 7am – 9am. It will be a little different than past breakfasts. Our breakfast will feature Breakfast Burritos (a tortilla, with either bacon and egg or sausage and egg). Toppings of cheese, salsa, and jalapenos will be available. The burritos will be $3.00 each (or 2 for $5.00, no limit). Coffee, orange juice, and water will be available with purchase. Stay and eat with friends in the hall or out at the pavilion…or grab a few to go. Saturday Golf Scramblers, make sure and stop by before you tee off! For questions or info, contact Pam Davis at 214-516-4844 Breakfast (2022-01-22) Back to Top ****************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 01-18-22 Tue Slideshow: History of SCCE (Cathy Richmond) COMPLETE Newsletter 2022-02: The history of Sunshine Estates slideshow played to a full audience. It was great to see so many residents come out to a Women's Club event. Thanks to Share Nelson and John Combs for putting the program together. Sent 2022-01-17: History of Sunshine Country Club Estates - Friendly reminder! Tomorrow, Tuesday January 18th, Share Nelson will present the history of Sunshine slideshow with technical support from John Combs. This extremely interesting presentation traces our history from the inception until the present. All residents, especially new residents, will learn much about us. Doors to the Hall open at 5:30 with the show starting at 6pm. Women’s Club is sponsoring free refreshments to include champagne punch and hors d’ouerves! See you there! Cathy Richmond Sent 2022-01-11: Slide show on January 18th - I forgot to add this event is FREE. Women's Club ***************************************** Hear ye! Hear ye! We are announcing exciting changes to the SEPO history slide show in the hall on January 18th. Instead of popcorn and ice cream we are having Champagne punch and hors d’oeuvres! This slide show has been updated to explore the history of Sunshine Estates from the beginning to now. All residents are invited and our newer residents will find this particularly interesting. Doors to the hall will open at 5:30 with the show starting at 6PM. We will also provide iced tea and water but feel free to BYOB. Hope to see you there! Share Nelson (narrator) John Combs (technical support) Women’s Club Newsletter 2022-01: On Tuesday, January 18, 2022, we will have Movie Night and show the history of Sunshine Country Club Estates. We will serve popcorn, and the movie/slide show is free to all residents. We will also have ice cream bars available for one dollar! The movie night starts at 6:00 pm. Slideshow: History of SCCE (2022-01-18) Back to Top ****************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 01-01-22 Sat NY Day Potluck Brunch (Marian Young) COMPLETE Sent 2021-12-27: New Year's Day Event - Hey Everyone, We will be holding a community potluck brunch on Saturday, January 1, 2022 to step forward into the New Year! Doors will be open at 10 am for a half-hour social, and we'll eat at 10:30 am. Traditional dishes for breakfast are welcome, but you can bring anything you'd like. We provide the plates, napkins, etc. and we'll have coffee and tea available. Bring a mimosa or other beverages if you'd like. Come and join us on Saturday! Marian Young 719-468-4556 NY Day Potluck Brunch (2022-01-01) Back to Top ****************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 12-25-21 Fri Christmas Potluck (Lenore Combs) COMPLETE Sent 2021-12-27: Christmas Potluck - Dear Friends, Just wanted to say Thanks to ALL who made this event happen - . We had fun, fellowship and food - what else does a human need? Lenore J Combs 956 245 1276 2021-12-11: Women's Club: CHRISTMAS DAY POT LUCK - Christmas Potluck (2021-12-25) Back to Top Christmas Caroling (2021-12-23) ****************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 12-23-21 Wed Christmas Caroling (Pam Lacy) COMPLETE Sent 2021-12-24: CHRISTMAS CAROLING: - Was Such Fun - Please take a little time out of your busy schedule and look below. Here you will see pictures and videos of what I'm talking about. I'm sure I'm saying this, not only for myself, but for all of those here in Sunshine, especially those who had the wonderful Christmas Carolers sing to them last night in front of their homes - Thank You to Pam Lacy, the Christmas Carolers, Ron Clark in his sleigh, the Elves, those who came out of their homes to listen and anyone else involved in this event. From what I witnessed; a super fun time was had by all. Not only was everyone spreading cheer, but I was also told by a couple of residents that it was great being able to get out and see their friends and also meet some of the new residents they had not had a chance to mingle with to date. Thanks again Pam - YOU ARE THE BEST!!!! Beth Parrish SEPO Communications The PICTURES start here. The VIDEOS start here. Sent 2021-12-16: CORRECTION - Christmas Caroling sites within Sunshine - This is Beth - I hadn't realized the original list Pam had sent me was in the exact order of the locations the Carolers were going to visit. And Pam has also corrected a name from the original list. So here is the list with the correct names and in the correct order. ******************************************** The following are the Christmas Caroling sites, in the order we will be stopping at, on December 23, 2021 starting at 5 PM to roughly 7 PM. We will be caroling in the streets in front of these residents' homes. Dahlstrom Tamayo Delsardo Montgomery Clark Whitley Hecker Pech Elliot Penrod Nelson We invite you to come outside to listen when we are near your home. Pam Lacy Sent 2021-12-16: Calling all Christmas Carolers! - We will be meeting this Sunday, December 5th at 1:00 in Retzlaff hall. Please come and bring your singing friends with you. If you have any questions, please call Pam Lacy at 218-443-3416 Thank you and see you there. Pam Lacy Back to Top ****************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 12-03-21 Fri Bake Sale & Craft Show (Terry Debackere & Debbie Robins) COMPLETE 2021-11-16: WC: Bake Sale & Craft Show - Dec 3, 2021 - Women's Club Bake Sale & Craft Show will be Fri Dec 3rd from 8 am to noon at Retzlaff Hall. All are encouraged to get out your recipe books and make your favorite goodies to donate. Whatever your specialty...pies, cookies, homemade candies, jam...anything yummy...Drop off of your goodies will be from 4 to 7 on Thursday Dec 2. Also available will be homemade rolls & coffee to enjoy with your neighbors. Kathleen Sumner is in charge of the raffle table and drop offs. Crafters...tables will be available to display your wares for a fee of $5.00 per table. Call Terry DeBackere to save your table. Terry - 309 714 4743 at 989-397-7482. Bake Sale & Craft Show (2021-12-03) Back to Top *************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 11-25-21 Thu Thanksgiving Dinner (Bev McIntosh) COMPLETE 2021-11-20: WC: Thanksgiving Dinner Signup Signup for the Thanksgiving Dinner ends on Monday November 22nd at 10 am. We are looking for a final count to plan our dinner. Please don't miss an opportunity to share a meal and fellowship with your friends and neighbors. Thank you, Bev McIntosh 2021-11-16: WC: Thanksgiving Dinner - Signup sheets for Thanksgiving Dinner are in the library. Bev McIntosh 2021-11-07: WC: Thanksgiving Dinner - REMINDER - Women's Club: Thanksgiving Dinner The Women's Club will be sponsoring a Thanksgiving Day Dinner again this year in Retzlaff Hall on Nov 25, 2021, but there will be changes from how we’ve done it in the past. Rather than the Women's Club providing the meat, stuffing, gravy etc. and residents bringing the sides, desserts etc., for everyone in the hall to share, here’s the plan for this year. Due to Covid-19, in order to social distance, we will be setting up ten (10) tables in the hall. Each table can seat 8 to 12 people. We are looking for a host to ‘sponsor’ one (1) of each of the ten (10) tables. The host signup sheet is currently on the Women's Club Committee Signup Bulletin Board in the Library. Responsibilities of the host are defined later in this e-mail. I would like to have a meeting in the library with the hosts prior to putting the residents/renters signup sheet on the WC easel in the library. Anyone not signed up as a host is also welcome to attend this meeting, ask questions and then maybe volunteer to be a host. This meeting is planned for Friday, Nov 12 at 1pm in the library. The resident/renter signup sheet will go up on Nov 15, ten (10) days prior to the Thanksgiving dinner. When this signup sheet goes up residents/renters can signup for the table they wish to sit at. The hall will open at 12:30 pm on Thanksgiving Day for pre-dinner socializing. Plan to eat at 1 pm. Host Responsibilities - Each host will be responsible for meeting with the residents/renters who signed up at their table to decide on the following: Decorations (if any wanted). The Women's Club can supply decorations if you wish to use them or you can use your own. The hall is reserved on Wed, Nov 24 @ 4 pm for those wanting to decorate their tables. Place Settings (Does the table want to be uniform, or everyone bring their own?) Food and Drink. (What will be prepared and served at each individual table and who will bring what?) Table cleanup. (Each table will need to be cleaned when you are finished, by those sitting at that table.) We encourage you to signup 'now' to be a host and invite your friends and neighbors to share this most wonderful holiday together with you at your table. We would like to see all the tables full. For any questions or anyone wishing to know more, please contact Bev McIntosh at 989-397-7482. Thanksgiving Dinner (2021-11-25) Back to Top Goofy Golf (2021-11-22) ****************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 11-21-21 Sun Goofy Golf Co-chairs (Derek & Janis McFee) COMPLETE Posted 2021-11-19: Goofy Golf Roster - Sent 2021-11-09: Goofy Golf - Our annual Goofy Golf Tournament WILL once again take place on Sunday November 21 at 2:00 pm. It is a "fun" scramble for golfers and non-golfers. Each hole will have a different sports theme-you may be hitting tennis balls with a hockey stick, for example. We can have four (4) players per team, and two (2) teams per hole, plus an activity on the putting green. Therefore, we can only sign up 80 players. But we will also have a spare list in case of cancellations. The fee is $5 per player. Following the scramble, players and guests are invited to bring a picnic lunch to Retzlaff Hall at about 4:30. Iced Tea, water and cups will be provided, and cash prizes awarded. Bring your own individual picnic lunch, or plan a shared picnic with a group of friends. Remember to bring your plates, cutlery etc. Signup sheets are now in the library. Sign the sheet-put money in the Goofy Golf envelope-write your name(s) on the envelope and drop it in the collection box. Deadline is November 17. Team lists will be posted in the library on November 19. Golfers bring your clubs and balls. Non-golfers bring a few golf balls. Plan for a day of laughs and goofy antics!! For questions or info, call Janis or Derek McFee at 651-271-8214 Back to Top Veterans Day Trbute (2021-11-11) ****************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 11-11-21 Wed Veteran’s Day (Lenore Combs & Marian Young) COMPLETE Sent 2021-11-09: REVISED: WC Veterans Day Tribute - There's been a slight change in plans for the Veterans Day Tribute this coming Thu, Nov 11. We are going to simplify it somewhat, but still pay a deserving tribute. See the poster below for the updated details. Hope to see lots of you there. Lenore Combs Sent 2021-11-13: Thank You for a wonderful Veterans Day - Dear Sunshine Residents - Thanks to all for Thursday's tribute for Veterans Day. They say "It takes a village" and to have a program our guests are the biggest plus. Yes, the worker bees have a task with the supporting role but the payoff is enjoying the enjoyment. Behind the scenes are the Potluck providers with scrumptious goodies and then there are the other pieces, such as preparation to cleanup, the program and the partners. Marian always is there and several others for the Potluck - THANKS And for Thursday - THANKS to: Anita and Spencer for leading the Golf Cart Parade and to the participants and the audience. THANKS to Wade, Tiffany, Spencer and Anita for providing the sound for our National Anthem, the Canadian National Anthem and the Veterans Tribute with the Military Marching songs. And to John, Drill Sgt and our MC. Last but not least were our Veterans proudly carrying our Flags. THANKS. And THANKS for Dan for reciting "In Flanders Fields" - bringing back thoughts of the price of war and hoping we never have to return to it. God Bless you and God Bless the USA. Lenore J Combs 956 245 1276 Sent 2021-10-30: Women's Club: Veterans Day 11 November 2021 NOTE - THE ORIGINALS PLANS FOR THIS EVENT HAVE BEEN CHANGED. SEE THE INFORMATION ABOVE SENT ON 2021-11-09. Dear Friends - There will be a Veterans Day celebration next Thursday, the 11th of November 2021 at SCCE. Everyone is especially invited. The program will be twofold. One: a golf cart parade starting at the Office around SCCE and heading to the Gazebo for a Flag Presentation. - "Honoring All Those Who Served" This year is the 100th Year Commemoration of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Volunteers wanted for Flag Bearers. Please call me. 956 245 1276. Then we shall have a Potluck in Retzlaff Hall following shortly after, so you have time to get your food items. The schedule is: Lineup at the Office for the Parade - 2: 30 PM Gazebo presentation: to follow Potluck -- Social 4:30pm Dine: 5pm God Bless the USA and us. Respectfully, Lenore & John -- Lenore J Combs 956 245 1276 USAF Nurse Corps Back to Top ****************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 10-31-21 Sun Halloween Golf Cart Gala (Pam Lacy) COMPLETE Sent 2021-10-24: There appears to be some confusion concerning the information/instructions which were sent out previously about the Women's Club Golf Cart Halloween Gala. Hopefully, this will clear things up. Halloween Golf Cart Gala (2021-10-31) Sent 2021-10-21: SUNSHINE Halloween Golf Cart Gala - ( See above on 2021-10-24 for more CLARIFICATION of this event) Back to Top Mexican Fiesta (2021-10-29) ****************************** Date Day Event (Chairpersons) 10-29-21 Fri Mexican Fiesta (Cathy Richmond & Marian Young) COMPLETE Sent 2021-10-29: Mexican Fiesta Info - Since we have not had a function in so long and because there are many newer residents, please wear your name tags! Those getting takeout dinners, please show up closer to 5PM so we can serve you in a timely fashion. Thanks Cathy Richmond and Dee Novak Sent 2021-10-24: REMINDER: WC Mexican Fiesta Oct 29th ! - Reminder! Signup ends Wednesday, October 27th at 6PM. Our first event of the season is a Mexican Fiesta on Friday, October 29th. Chapitas will cater the meal which consists of a cheese enchilada, carne guisata (beef stew), Mexican rice, charro beans, jalapeño, salsa and a tortilla. Desert is a tres leches cake. Coffee and iced tea provided. Bring anything else you want to drink. There will be a DJ after dinner. Doors open at 4:30. Tickets are $10.00 per person with takeout available. Signup sheet and virtual tickets can be found in the Library. Just sign up, put your money in an envelope and deposit in the box provided. Again - Signup end Wednesday, October 27th at 6PM. Cathy Richmond Sent 2021-10-17: Mexican Fiesta - Women’s Club will have it’s first event of the season, which will be a Mexican Fiesta on Friday, October 29th. Doors open at 4:30 PM. The main course will be a Mexican combo plate catered by Chapitas. It will include a cheese enchilada, carne guisata, rice, charro beans, salsa, jalapeño pepper and a flour tortilla. Dessert will be a tres leches cake. There will be a DJ for music from 6:30 to 8:30. The cost is $10 and takeouts will be available. (See how to indicate you want takeout below.) It's optional, but you are encouraged to dress in your favorite Mexican outfit. Signup starts Monday, October 18th with virtual tickets sold in the library. For those of you who aren't familiar with the term 'virtual tickets' here's what that means. On the Women's Club easel in the library you sign your name(s). Here is where you can indicate if you want 'takeout'. Then you put your money in the designated envelope and place it in the box by the Easel. Signups will be cut off on October 26th. Can’t wait too see everybody there! Cathy Richmond WC Mexican Fiesta Poster WC Mexican Fiesta Signup Back to Top

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Sunshine Country Club Estates O'Clockers Golf Group Rules (Updated & Approved by SEPO Board on 01-11-2024) O'Clockers Golf is a golf event approved by the SEPO Board. Therefore, it shall adhere to all the same rules as other SEPO approved golf events. Play shall commence at 4:00 pm each day. Golfers should arrive no later than 10 minutes prior. Teams will be assigned five (5) minutes prior to assure a 4:00 PM tee off. Play may be delayed, postponed or canceled when conflicting with special events (i.e., Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament). (NOTE: During warmer months the start time often gets pushed back to avoid the worst heat of the day.) O'Clockers Golf is open to all Sunshine Country Club Estate residents and renters and their immediate family and guests. This is a shotgun start, best ball scramble. Teams and start hole will be determined by a random draw. The number of start holes and team size will be determined by the number of players present. At no time shall any team exceed five players and no more than three 3-person teams is allowed. No advance signup is necessary. Player's meet in the parking lot outside the SEPO office. Team ‘one’ will commence play on hole one and other teams will start on consecutive holes two, three, four etc. There is no cost to play and no prize monies are paid. In an effort to accommodate all golfers not participating in O’Clockers Golf, individual players may tee off following the scramble team on hole one. Participants shall adhere to normal golf etiquette by allowing players already on the course to complete their hole before proceeding. Example: The scramble consists of four teams starting on holes one through four. There is already a group on hole two preparing to tee off. O’Clockers Golf teams on hole one, three and four may proceed to tee off. But the scramble team on hole two must wait until the group already there completes that hole and moves on. The course is not closed for this scramble. Therefore, all players need to be courteous and respectful toward all golfers. Print Here Back To Top