SEPO Newsletter Guidelines (updated August 1, 2024) Print from here The purpose of the SEPO Newsletter is to provide information (dates, times etc.), about Sunshine Meetings, Activities and Events , including items/information related to the SEPO Board. It is also a great way to provide details about the various Sunshine Clubs/Organizations to the community , either as ‘first time info’ to some residents/renters or a ‘refresher’ to others. Information in each month’s Newsletter: May pertain – Primarily to what will be taking place during that same month . May also include information about – Something that may have just started up during previous months, i.e., Stained Glass Class. Something that will be taking place in future months, i.e., the Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament (GNDGT). Provides the SEPO Board opportunity to address/update the community. May contain SEPO Communications-related information about emails, the website, etc. Gives you an opportunity to thank those involved in previous months’ activities. No personal opinions or commentaries will be published. If you have a question about whether an article can or should be published, please contact the Newsletter Editor at seponewsletter@gmail.com for verification. The Newsletter will be published monthly from October through March each year, on or before the first day of those months. PROCESS: The Newsletter Editor will email a "Newsletter Articles Due Reminder " twice a month for articles to be published the following month. The first email reminder will be sent on the 17th and the final reminder on the 23rd of each month. Articles to be published in the Newsletter should be emailed to the Women’s Club Newsletter Editor at seponewsletter@gmail.com before "End of Day" on the 24th of each month (September through February). The editor will notify the sender that his/her article has been received by replying - Received For Newsletter to the sender. If you do not get this reply within 36 hours, please contact the Newsletter Editor via text or phone call. Once an article is received, the editor will review it, and work with the sender (if required), to make any necessary updates or corrections to the article before it is published. When the Newsletter is ready to be published, the Newsletter editor will send it to the SEPO: Office (sepo.office@gmail.com ), where copies will be printed and made available in the Library. Enews Email Manager (sepoenews@sunshinecountryclub.com ), who will send it via email to current Residents and Renters of Sunshine property who have provided a valid email address to the SEPO Office. Website Manager (sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com ), who will post it on the Sunshine Website HERE . Newsletter questions can be addressed to the Newsletter Editor or the Women’s Club President. Back to Top

SEPO 2023 Election: Candidates Sunshine Estates Property Owners, Inc., (SEPO) governs Sunshine Country Club Estates (SCCE). Sent 2023-01-12: CORRECTION - REMINDER: Meet and Greet today (01-12-23) @ 2 PM in Retzlaff Hall - Just a reminder. There will be a Meet and Greet today (01-12-23) at 2:00 in @ Retzlaff Hall. It will be an opportunity to meet the board candidates and ask them any questions you may have. - Jill Ventrello Sent 2023-01-07: SEPO 2023 Election: List of Candidates Posted - The announcement below was posted outside the SEPO Office on Jan 6, 2023. Sent 2023-01-06: Meet and Greet - Meet and Greet event happening on Thursday the12th at 2:00 pm in the hall. It's an opportunity for the board candidates to introduce themselves and for residents to ask questions of them. Some members of the Board will also be in attendance if you have questions about the ballots you will be receiving soon. It is being sponsored by the Women's Club. Refreshments will be provided. We would appreciate those of you who can donate cookies. - Jill Ventrello Women's Club Activities Director Sent 2022-12-20: Nominating Committee Announce - SEPO Board Candidate and BIOs for 2023 Board Election - The SEPO Board Nomination Committee, consisting of Janis McFee, Derek McFee, Sue Swidryk, Marian Young, are pleased to submit the following Candidates names, in alphabetical order: Linda Davis, Jim Kennedy, Thomas Perrier, Lyn Swonger and Frank Tewell, for the 2023 election of the SEPO Board of Directors. All candidates have been interviewed by one or more Nominating Committee members and were considered by this Committee for nomination based upon their responses to the questions asked of them. We have attached the BIOs we received from each Candidate. We are pleased to announce the SEPO Residents who met the requirements and are in good standing in the Sunshine Estates Community. We encourage the current Board of Directors to include their names in the 2023 ballot. The Nominating Committee will make that motion during the January 2023 SEPO Residents & Directors meeting. Linda Davis Jim Kennedy Thomas Perrier Lyn Swonger Frank Tewell This announcement, along with the Candidates’ BIOs, are being posted outside the SEPO Office and on the Sunshine Web site (see below) today. Please Contact Janis McFee with any questions. 807-598-1715 *********************************************************** Each Candidate's BIO is listed below (in alphabetical order) Back to Top

S EPO Community Emails: April 2024 Sent 2024-04-29: O'clockers golf - We will be starting golf scramble at 6:00 starting Sunday, May 4th. Just getting ahead of the HOT weather. Line up at side of shuffleboard court at 5:45 for team and hole assignments. - Donna Myers Sent 2024-04-29: QUESTION: Hibachi Dinner - I am wondering if anyone would be interested in participating in a hibachi dinner night here at our hall in early August? There is a high end hibachi restaurant that does events in communities. They would bring the tables, chairs, plates, utensils, food, chefs, they would cook the meal at the table in front of us and they would do all of the cleanup. Just an idea.. Please let me know if you have any interest. Thanks! - Pam Davis, Women's Club President Sent 2024-04-25: New Keypad Installed - In order for only residents/renters and their guests to access the restroom/shower in the Pavilion area, a keypad has been installed on the door. The code can be found in the 'Residents' section of this website HERE . Please do not share this code with anyone who is not a resident/renter or one of your guests. - Tony Adams, SEPO Board Sent 2024-04-24: Summer Community Potluck - Hi neighbors! We have arranged to have the first summer community potluck scheduled for Tuesday, June 25th. Doors will open at 4PM, eating will begin at 4:30PM and we are happy to announce that Stephen May will be preforming at 5PM! Please stay tuned for more details. - Pam Davis, Women's Club President Sent 2024-04-23: MARKET: Home For Sale (back on market) - The home at 1937 West Montana Ave is back on the market for sale. See details on the Sunshine MARKET . Marketed by: Cindy Shriver, Broker/OwnerDream Valley Properties, LLC 956-970-0449 Sent 2024-04-20: Memorial Day 2024 - Mtg on Apr 21 - I had physically posted info about my upcoming meeting to start discussing plans for the Sunshine Memorial Day festivities. However, I am unable to meet at the original time. I have updated my postings and also asked that this email be sent to the community. The meeting will now take place: @ 2 PM in the Library - Lenore Combs Sent 2024-04-20: Golf Course aerating - In the late morning of Wednesday, April 24th, we will begin aerating the greens on the golf course. It will probably take two (2) days. The course will remain open; however, some of the holes will be closed while work is being done. Also, the greens will be a little rough. This is all based on weather permitting. Thank you for your understanding. - Randy Davis SEPO Board Sent 2024-04-19: Memorial Day 2024 - TO: SCCE Women’s Club, Jill and Sunshine community FROM: Lenore Combs 956 245 1276 RE: Memorial Day – Program and Potluck Dear Friends, SCCE plans for Memorial Day Holiday: Monday – 27 May 2024 * Realizing our program will be two-fold = the Program followed by a Potluck. John & I cannot look after both facets, so we will need Program help and a Potluck committee. Lenore will keep in constant communication. Everyone is cordially invited to assist & participate. In the past, our Sunshine Memorial Day Program generally included a Golf Cart Parade, a small quality Memorial Day presentation at the Gazebo, followed by a break so folks can get their dish and then return for the Potluck. Preceding the Potluck, there will be a marching Flag presentation into Retz Hall and the colors posted. Then we begin…... (Signup sheets in Library) I have plans for the street Golf Cart Parade and a patriotic program at the Gazebo. Hope that you can obtain help for the Potluck side, please. MEMORIAL DAY -- City of Harlingen – they will have a Candlelight Ceremony at Veterans Memorial at Pendleton Park on Thursday the 30th of May at 7:30 pm (1425 Morgan Blvd, Harlingen) The Public is invited. - Lenore Combs Sent 2024-04-16: Water Usage - Please be mindful of irrigation water usage. We have been fortunate to date, but it may not last forever. I would suggest watering your lawn no more than 3 times per week, less is even better (mine is once a week and I've never had an issue). If there is any measurable rain, please hold off watering. If you need help resetting your sprinkler timer, let me or a SEPO employee know, and we will help. If you need a moisture meter to see how your lawn is being affected with less watering, let me or a SEPO employee know, and we will let you borrow one. Thanks for your cooperation. - Randy Davis SEPO Board Sent 2024-04-13: Hot tub update - Yesterday when I was unable to send SEPO emails I posted the following on the SEPO Facebook page. For those of you not on that site, here you go: Hot tub is up and working again!! Beth Parrish SEPO Email Mgr Email: sepoenews@sunshinecountryclub.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2024-04-11: Hot Tub Closed for Maintenance - The pump for the Hot Tub is out and will be closed for tonight April 11, 2024. We will keep you posted tomorrow on the progress of this repair. In case updates occur during the time Beth is unable to send a SEPO email, please check the SEPO Facebook page for updates. Sincerely, - Valerie Basaldua Office Manager Sent 2024-04-11: UNAPPROVED: SEPO Financials, 2024-03 (Mar) - The UNAPPROVED March 2024 SEPO Financials are posted on the Sunshine Website HERE . Please let me know if you have any questions. - Tracy Wagner, SEPO Treasurer Sent 2024-04-11: SEPO Enews Mgr availability - I just wanted to let everyone know that I will have very limited ability to send SEPO emails from noon this Friday until probably late Monday or even Tuesday. I should be able to send items overnight on Sat & Sun only. However, If you know of anything you will need sent during this time, and can send it to me now, I can queue it to send automatically when you need it sent. Thanks for your understanding as I make my way back north for the summer. Beth Parrish SEPO Email Mgr Email: sepoenews@sunshinecountryclub.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2024-04-11: Mr. Fix-It List (where to send info ongoing) - I want to give a huge Thank You to Michael Bricker for keeping the Sunshine "Mr. Fix-It List" updated on the website the past few years. Michael has recently moved away from Sunshine. Therefore, going forward I will start updating the list based on your input. However, if anyone would like to assume that responsibility, I would be very grateful and would provide you full instructions. FYI - You don't even have to touch the website to do this updating. Thanks for your consideration. - Beth Parrish SEPO Website Admin Email: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2024-04-08: UPDATED: Website Directories & Photos - Because of numerous updates due to buying, selling and relocating within Sunshine, I wanted to let everyone know I put all new directories (including email and renters) on the Website last evening. The files are all dated April 7, 2024, and can be found HERE . AND - I've made it easier to look up photos of newer Sunshine Residents from 2022 to current by going HERE and scrolling down to the Photos section. As always, if you see anything at all that needs fixed, let myself and the office know right away. Thx. Beth Parrish SEPO Website Admin Email: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2024-04-07: MARKET: Home For Sale - See the home at 4236 N Minnesota Street that is for sale on the Sunshine MARKET . Marketed by: Cindy Shriver, Broker/OwnerDream Valley Properties, LLC 956-970-0449 Sent 2024-04-07: SEPO Policies & Procedures: Updated/Approved at Feb 13, 2024 Board Mtg (Reg) - The updates requested by the ACC to be added to the SEPO Policies & Procedures concerning fences were reviewed and approved at the Feb 13, 2024 Board Meeting (Reg). The updated Policies & Procedures document can be found on the Sunshine Web site HERE AND viewed/printed directly from HERE . Please call with any issues or questions. Share Nelson (SEPO Board Assistant Secretary) Sent 2024-04-05: Resident Passing - I have been informed Mari Tennant passed away on April 4. - Valerie Basaldua, SEPO Office Sent 2024-04-04: Women’s Club LOGO contest - The Women’s Club is having a LOGO design contest! We are looking for a LOGO that best describes our club. The contest will be held at our first meeting in October and the winner will win a prize, as well as a chance to have their LOGO utilized all season! We look forward to seeing everyone’s ideas! - Pam Davis, Women's Club President Sent 2024-04-04: Women’s Club LOGO contest - The Women’s Club is having a LOGO design contest! We are looking for a LOGO that best describes our club. The contest will be held at our first meeting in October and the winner will win a prize, as well as a chance to have their LOGO utilized all season! We look forward to seeing everyone’s ideas! Pam Davis Women's Club President Sent 2024-04-01: "Summer 2024" Sunshine Activities & Meetings - WOW - Starting today, April 1, the Sunshine Summer season officially begins. Everything I am aware of that is currently scheduled to occupy your summer hours, if you are staying in Sunshine, is: is available, with updates, here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XtBS74NWR1-Ja1S_1-9XWWbZSAKyCh5U/view?usp=sharing for the time being , on this web page If you are involved in any of the "Summer 2024" activities in the 2-pager and see anything that needs updated OR you can provide info about those items listed in RED, please contact the Website Manager at the email address in my signature below. Enjoy your summer, wherever you are spending it. And, if you are traveling, please stay safe. Thanks everyone. Beth Parrish SEPO Website Admin Email: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2024-04-01: Calling All Dogs and Cats Too - Hey Everyone, Sandra Delaunay will be coming to the Estates on Saturday, April 6th, 2024, to take care of your pet's nails. She will be starting at 11:30 a.m. The cost is ten dollars per pet. Please text Sandra and she will schedule your appointment. Sandra's number is 956-226-9919. Sandra will come to your home. Thanks, - Marian Young 719-468-4556 Back to Top

Video Exercises Look what we have here for the Video Exercise Classes. One of our most kind resident couples donated a TV. And another kind resident donated a DVD/VCR Combo Player. And yet another kind resident set it all up. Don't we live with lots of wonderful people here at Sunshine. So I want to see you all get yourselves moving and join in the FUN. Questions: Beth Parrish Location: Meeting room between the Pavilion and the Fitness Room. Access: 7 days a week. Anyone can Reserve the room through the office whenever you want to use it. The Request Form can be obtained from the Office or HERE . Use the 'Keypad Code' (found HERE ) to enter the room. Be sure to close the door tight upon exiting the room. All skill levels welcome to participate. REMEMBER - This is for both Fun & Exercise. Video DVDs & VCRs are available in the room OR bring what you like most. Back To Top

Women's Club Meeting Minutes (2024-2025 Winter Season) Minutes (2025-03-21) UNAPPROVED Minutes (2025-02-21) Minutes (2025-01-17) Minutes (2024-12-20) Minutes (2024-11-15) Minutes (2024-10-18) March 21, 2025 February 21, 2025 January 17, 2025 December 20, 2024 November 15, 2024 October 18, 2024 Back to Top

2015 Quentin Younglund November 10 Judy Wiemann November 8 Dick Acquard October 11 Rosella Prosnikar (Former Resident) July 22 Dale Carlson July 16 Verna Prevost (Former Resident) July 15 Barbara Williams July 13 Betty Bright June 23 Mit Gilvin June 12 Shan Disman (Former Resident) April 23 Connie Ringgenberg - April 18 Juanita Robinson - April 18 Ben Wood - April 14 Rob Noonan - April 7 Ed Smith (Former Resident) March 30 Madelyn Schauer (Former Resident) - March 28 Mary Jane Goble (Former Resident) - March 24 Jini Drye - (Former Resident) - March 23 John Dezelar - March 22 John Martin - March 16 Eleanor Wood - March 16 Charles Prevost - (Former Resident) - March 13 Vi Hebeisen - (Former Resident) - March 6 Julia Allen - (Former Resident) - January 26 Natalie Schmitz - (Former Resident) - January 23 Elinor Multer - (Former Resident) - January 2

Women's Club Meeting Minutes (2019-2020 Winter Season 2020-01-17 (Approved) 2019-12-20 (Approved) 2020-02-21 (Approved) 2019-11-15 (Approved w/Corrections) 2019-10-11 (Approved) 2020-02-21 (Approved) Minutes of Women’s Club Meeting February 21, 2020 The meeting was called to order at 9:00 a.m. by President Eileen Anderson. John Chajec, SEPO Board President addressed the group, thanking them for the support they provide the SEPO Board. He discussed efforts to cut costs and maintain the pool, and answered questions regarding golf course usage by those outside the Sunshine community. Susanne Ulrich led us in prayer. OFFICERS REPORTS Vice President Janis McFee stated she had sent out 2 get well cards and 2 sympathy cards. Minutes of the January 17, 2020 meeting was read by Glenda Wetherbee in the absence of Linda Almond Secretary. Minutes will stand approved as read. Treasurer Cathy Richmond presented the treasurers report of Income of $4821.36, and Expenses of $4022.85. Leaving a balance of $25,855.66. Report will be filed for audit. NEW RESIDENTS New residents present at today’s meeting were: Robin Fleiner, and Terry Mensing COMMITTEE REPORTS Lenore Combs reported on the Neighborhood Watch Activities. Areas of concern: Front gate code – Should it be changed and how frequently? Keypad entry at the Card and Exercise Rooms - Who should have and how often changed? Vender Patrol - currently disbanded Review of classes available and volunteer opportunities that are available. Vickie Jones thanked the attendees for all the help they had provided this year and reported on the past and upcoming activities. a. Remember When - Share Nelson reported will be this Saturday with tickets still available. b. You, Me and Alexa will be March 7, Lassey Dahlstorm C. Shrimp Boil - We now have a chairman. d. Sue Swidryk, Activity Director for next season, will be holding a meeting soon to work on ideas and dates. Beth Parrish - Media Communications: Communications Guidelines are being developed When setting up activity displays please send pictures to Beth. Send any Resident directory changes to Beth Any changes in Committee Guidelines should be forwarded to Beth. Pam Lacey reported the Super Bowl Party was a success with great food and over 70 people in attendance. OLD BUSINESS Carolyn Clements has purchased 70 patches for next seasons Veterans’ Day Event. We still need a chair for this event. Deb Robins and Sue Swidryk reported that the directory is ready and will be sent to the printer by Monday. Books will be ready by the end of March for distributing. The Directory will be full of pictures of events and around the community. We need a volunteer to take over the Historian position. Mary Dronen described the position responsibilities as taking pictures of events and writing a brief description of the event. President Eileen Anderson thanked the group for all their support and for the opportunity to serve on the Board. INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS Share Nelson read the duties of each office and presented flowers of each office. President - Janis McFee Vice President - Marian Young Secretary - Glenda Wetherbee Treasure - Diane Tewell New Board Members began their duties. NEW BUSINESS Linda Jones reported the purchase of a Hot Water Kettle Mari Tennant described the new Honor Wall representing those in our community who have served in the Military, as Police, Fire fighters and EMS. Lenore Combs made the motion to support the Honor Wall project by donating $500. Sally Hardy seconded the motion. Discussion ensued. Motion Carried. Lenore Combs made the motion that we give $1,100 to Neighborhood Watch to help with the recent expenses of new batteries for the AED of $28.00 and batteries for the Neighborhood Watch golf cart of $1,000 and new light for $82. A total of $1,100.00. Eileen Anderson seconded the motion. Discussion ensued. Cathy Richmond called for the vote. Motion carried. Jean Eich reported that on March 1 at 4:30 p.m. we will have a Potluck Dinner to thank the musicians who we have enjoyed every Sunday evening. Dale Hopfner made a suggestion that we look into good quality flooring for our kitchen. Heidi Dill reported that Crafty Creation will soon be having their final day of the season in March. She is contemplating whether to continue with the classes. She would appreciate any input. Winner of the gift for wearing her name tag was Judy Boyachek. Jean Eich made the motion that the meeting adjourn. Kathy Chajec seconded. Meeting adjourned at 10:30 a.m. Respectfully submitted, Glenda Wetherbee, Secretary Back to Top 2020-01-17 (Approved) ****************************************************************************** Minutes of Women’s Club Meeting January 17, 2020 The meeting was called to order at 9:00 a.m. by Vice President Janis McFee. John Chajec, SEPO Board President, stated he will start trying to attend the Women’s Club meetings for the purpose of hearing issues identified by the members. Two comments were presented to him: 1) the signage for the trees in the dog park are being damaged and, 2) reflective clothing or flashlights need to be used for the evening/night walkers. He announced that Valerie is off for 3 working days and Marion Young will be filling in at the office. The SEPO Board is working on the budget; one component will be evaluating current wages for SEPO employees. Nancy Luellen led us in prayer. Lenore Combs asked that a prayer be said for a local military member recently killed in combat. OFFICERS REPORTS Vice President Janis McFee stated that 2 get well, 4 sympathy and 1 thinking of you cards have been sent since the December 2019 meeting. The minutes of the December 20, 2019 meeting were read by Secretary Linda Almond. The minutes will stand approved as read. Vice president Janis McFee presented the treasurer report as submitted by Cathy Richmond. Total Income of $344.73, Total Expenses of $416.53 and the bank balance is $25057.15. The report will be filed for audit. New Residents New residents present at today’s meeting were: Genie Newsome, Deloris Pearcy, and Tracy Wagner COMMITTEE REPORTS Lenore Combs reported on the Neighborhood Watch activities. She announced the following: “Finger Lickin Chicken” was a big success. The code for the front gate has not been changed, to date. New lights and new batteries have been installed on the Neighborhood Watch golf cart. The January 20th Neighborhood Watch meeting is canceled due to the Winter Texan celebration being held on that date at the Harlingen Convention Center. Garage sales are being held on January 17 and 18th; anyone wishing to do a random patrol are encouraged to wear the Orange vests. Ambulances do periodic drive throughs to familiarize the drivers with the streets. Vickie Jones reported on the past and upcoming activities: New Homeowners party on January 13 was a great success; Marion Young reported there were 36 new homeowners present and thanked all members who volunteered to organize the event. The profit from this event was $735.68 A Valentine dance will be on February 14, 2020; the meal will consist of pizza, a salad bar and dessert. The cost will probably be $10.00; more information will forthcoming. The scheduled shrimp boil is still in need of a chairperson to head up the committee. Pam Lacy and Eileen Anderson will co-chair the Super Bowl Party on February 2nd. Share Nelson announced a “Back When” party will be February 22, 2020. More information will be announced in the near future. The new Activities Director, Sue Swidryk will be announcing a date and time for a planning meeting for developing the 2020-2021 activities. There was no report on Media Communications (Beth Parrish) or You, Me and Alexa (Lassey Dahlstorm) Deb Robins and Sue Swidryk are beginning work on the photo directory; there may be an option for a paper directory as well as a web-based/digital directory. Marion Young reported 89 residents attended the Christmas dinner; the profit from this event was $284.73 Deb Robins reported the media / tv instructions for the equipment in Retzlaff Hall has been developed, is laminated and they are posted on the wall by the tv. Cathy Chajec announced the Woodworkers spaghetti dinner will be January 21 from 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. For the individuals who have signed up to furnish dessert they should have them at the hall by 2 p.m. on the 21st. Old Business For new homeowner orientation materials, the new Executive Board will pick up this project once the installation of the new officers has taken place. New Business Mary Dronen announced her resignation as Historian and requested someone to step up to fill the position. Also, she is co-chair of the Memorial Luncheon committee and is also resigning from that position. Lenore Combs suggested a committee be formed to fulfill the needs of these two positions. No action was taken. Deb Robins suggested a telephone be placed by the pool to be used for any emergency situation (use of AED, etc). This item will be placed in the SEPO Board suggestion box. A gift was given to the individual randomly selected for wearing her name tag (Linda Jones). There being no further business a motion to adjourn was made by Val Hertel and seconded by Lorraine Lewis. The meeting adjourned at 9:50 a.m. Respectfully submitted, Linda Almond, Secretary Addendum: Following the meeting Lorraine Lewis volunteered to take Mary Dronen’s place on the Memorial Lunch Commmittee. 2019-12-20 (Approved) Back to Top ****************************************************************************** Minutes of Women’s Club Meeting December 20, 2019 The meeting was called to order at 9:00 a.m. by Vice President Janis McFee. Lois Humburg led us in prayer. OFFICERS REPORTS Cathy Richmond, reported for Janis McFee, that 2 get well cards and 2 sympathy cards have been sent since the November 2019 meeting. The minutes of the November 15, 2019 meeting were read by Secretary Linda Almond. The following corrections were made: The video being prepared is titled You, Me and Alexa; the photo directory will be digital/web based versus paper; and, the danglers for the Crafty Creations project will be available for $10.00. The minutes will stand approved as corrected. Cathy Richmond presented the treasurer’s report stating Total Income as $1253.66, Total Expenses of $1132.39 and the bank balance is $24,828.95. The report will be filed for audit. New Residents New residents present at today’s meeting are: Barbara Young and; Donna Magyar COMMITTEE REPORTS Lenore Combs reported on the Neighborhood Watch activities; the next Neighborhood Watch meeting will be January 20th at 3:00 p.m. She announced the following: Two (2) residents have completed 40 hours of study from the Citizens’ Police Academy. There may be a change in the code for the front gate; further information will be forthcoming. Vendors and contractors are required to get an orange card from the office if their company name is not displayed on their vehicle(s). In addition to safety patrols, include vendor patrols as part of that function. Reminder that the AED is located by the swimming pool. On January 10, 2020 the “Finger Lickin’ Chicken” will be prepared; this is a fundraiser for Neighborhood Watch; the cost is $10.00. The health history forms are available and should be placed in the red envelopes. The Winter Texan Appreciation Day will be held at the Harlingen Convention Center versus Casa de Amistad on January 20, 2020. The town of Combes wishes to involve our community more and more in their events such as National Night Out, Christmas Parade, etc. Upcoming activities: Marian Young announced the Christmas potluck is on December 25th; social time starts at 1:00 p.m. followed by the meal at 1:30 p.m. The New Homeowners Party will be January 13, 2020. The event is chaired by Denise Utterback and Carolyn Anderson. Social hour will be at 5:00 p.m., dinner at 5:30 p.m. followed by music with a DJ and a hat parade. The cost will be $10.00 per person. It was announced that the free will offering for Dr. Leibert’s HOPE performance netted $400.00 Beth Parish announced the Sunshine Web site has been updated as of December 19th. She also said the deadline for the next newsletter will be December 26th. Sherri Gardner and Mecca Henry presented the findings from their research on the purchase of a new stove for the kitchen. The approximate cost would be $10,000 which includes a required new breaker box. Discussion ensued relative to the need to change from the current stove. Carolyn Anderson made a motion, seconded by Lassey Dahlstrom to not purchase a new stove. The motion carried. Sherri offered to provide instruction on safe and correct usage of the stove to anyone and particularly chairpersons of events which required its use. Cathy Chajec sent an email reporting on the Thanksgiving Dinner. 120 people attended and positive feedback was received from the attendees. This activity raised $336.68. Cathy also stated the Woodworkers spaghetti dinner is scheduled for January 21, 2020; tickets will go on sale on January 6th. Marian Young reported on the Craft/Bake Sale. The number of donations was down compared to previous years and indicated there may need to be consideration of a different date next year. The amount of money raised from this event was $1198.10. Lassey Dahlstrom stated the You, Me and Alexa program on March 7th will consist of 2 parts. Part one will be singing, dancing, magic, etc.; Part two will be the video of Sunshine activities. Janis McFee announced she will be taking photos for this program between 10 and 11 a.m. on December 21 on the streets between Minnesota and Michigan. Carolyn Anderson presented the Nominating Committee report. The nominees are Marian Young for Vice President (4 year commitment), Treasurer, Diane Tewell (2 year commitment) and Secretary, Glenda Weatherbee (2 year commitment). There were no nominations from the floor nor was there any opposition to the named nominees. The nominees were voted in by acclamation. Old Business Deb Robbins was not present to discuss the development of instructions for the media / TVs in Retzlaff Hall. Lorraine Lewis was thanked for requesting the SEPO Board purchase additional microphones; they approved the purchase but as of this date they have not yet arrived. Beth Parrish indicated the committee working on the photo directory project, with her guidance as needed, will develop the guidelines for the digital/web based directory. New Business There is a need to evaluate and update the Newcomer Orientation information. This will be discussed by the Women’s Club Executive Committee to determine further action. A gift was given to the individual randomly selected for wearing her name tag (Sue Ann Crapsey). There being no further business a motion to adjourn was made and seconded. The meeting adjourned at 10:00 a.m. Respectfully submitted, Linda Almond, Secretary 2019-11-15 (Approved w/Corrections) Back to Top ****************************************************************************** Minutes of Women’s Club Meeting November 15, 2019 ( NOTE: The Nov 2019 minutes were approved with corrections at the Dec 20, 2019 meeting. The corrections are stated in the Dec 20, 2019 minutes above.) The meeting was called to order at 9:00 am by President Eileen Anderson. Terry DeBackere led us in prayer. OFFICERS REPORTS Cathy Richmond, Acting Vice President, reported 2 get well cards, 1 sympathy card and 1 thinking of you card have been sent since the October 2019 meeting. The minutes of the October 11, 2019 meeting were read by Secretary Linda Almond. The minutes will stand approved as read. Cathy Richmond presented the treasurer’s report stating Total Income as $998.55, Total Expenses of $594.28 and the bank balance is $24,707.68. The report will be filed for audit. (Report attached) New Residents New residents present at today’s meeting are: Janet Peterson and Sharon Ridlon COMMITTEE REPORTS Lenore Combs reported on the Neighborhood Watch activities ; the next Neighborhood Watch meeting will be November 18th at 3:00 p.m. She announced the following: A program on “Stop the Bleed” and a review of use of the AED will be presented at that meeting. The Golf Cart Parade, in conjunction with Encore RV park, will be on December 7, 2019. Details will be forthcoming. Vendors and contractors are required to get an orange card from the office if their company name is not displayed on their vehicle(s). Since the June flood many workers and contractors have been used to complete repairs; if you are satisfied / happy with their work have their name added to the Mr. Fixit list. On January 10, 2020 the “Finger Licking Chicken” will be prepared; details will be forthcoming. The Police Department is encouraging everyone to complete their Personal Inventory list. The Winter Texan Appreciation Day will be held at Casa de Amistad on January 20, 2020 Vickie Jones, Activities Director , reported on the following: Thanked the committee members for the Octoberfest party; this activity made $980.00 for the Women’s Club. She announced that Dr. Leibert’s group will present a program/music in Retzlaff Hall on December 16, 2019 at 7 p.m. She encouraged members to sign up for the upcoming activities which are posted in the library. Cathy Chajec announced that the signup sheet for Thanksgiving Dinner is posted in the library; follow the instructions for using the virtual tickets. The committee will meet after completion of today’s Women’s Club meeting. No one was present from the committee evaluating the pros and cons of the current kitchen stove versus purchase of a new one. Lassey Dahlstrom was not present to report on the progress of the video presentation, You, Me, and Alexis. Old Business Terry DeBackere and Sue Swidryk volunteered to work on the Photo Directory. Beth Parrish indicated once the project is complete, she will post it on the SSCE website. Beth also reminded the members that she has sent an email requesting email addresses for several residents and asked for anyone to help getting that information back to her. New Business Members of the Nominating Committee were announced by President Anderson; they are Carolyn Anderson, Pam Lacy and Denise Utterback. Concern was expressed regarding a lack of microphones for use during meetings. Motion was made and voted upon and passed by majority vote that the SEPO Board be contacted regarding purchasing additional microphones. Lorraine Lewis volunteered to contact a Board member for this request. Lorraine Lewis announced that for Friday November 29, 2019 bell ringers are needed for Salvation Army donations at Walmart; a signup sheet was circulated to the members present. President Anderson received a request from the SEPO board to purchase four (4) sets of shuffleboard equipment (cues and discs); with a 10 percent discount the cost of 4 sets would be $600.00. A motion was made to donate $100.00 towards the purchase of this equipment; the motion failed to pass. A second motion was made, seconded and approved by a majority vote that the Women’s Club donate $600.00 towards the purchase of said equipment. Per Marion Young, this activity will be every Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. It was stated that detailed instructions are needed for operation of the media system in Retzlaff Hall. President Anderson will contact Wade Prater to see if he would be willing to develop these instructions. Terry DeBackere announced the Craft / Bake Sale will be December 7, 2019 from 8:00 to 11:00 a.m.in Retzlaff Hall. The baked items are due the evening of December 6, 2019 and they should be wrapped and labeled. Heidi Dill announced the next Crafty Creations will be December 4, 2019; members must pre-register in order to participate; the cost is $50.00. Jean Eich announced that a signup sheet for serving ice cream at 7:00 p.m. for Sunday night music is posted in the library; the Eich’s will continue to purchase the ice cream. Jean Burgoine said a new boom box that uses CD-R writable discs is needed for the swimming pool exercise activity. If anyone knows where one can be purchased or if someone would like to donate one, please contact her or Cathy Chajec. A gift was given to the individual randomly selected for wearing her name tag (Bev McIntosh). There being no further business a motion to adjourn was made and seconded. The meeting adjourned at 10:03 am. Respectfully submitted, Linda Almond, Secretary 2019-10-11 (Approved) Back to Top ******************************************************************************** Minutes of Women’s Club Meeting October 11, 2019 The meeting was called to order at 9:00 am by President Eileen Anderson. Nancy Luellen led us in prayer. OFFICERS REPORTS Cathy Richmond was acting Vice President over the summer and sent out 27 cards since March. The minutes of the March 15, 2019 meeting were read by Vickie Jones. The minutes will stand approved as read. Cathy Richmond presenting the treasurer’s report stating Total Income as $150.00, Total Expenses of $2001.99 and the balance is $24,303.41. The report will be filed for audit. NEW RESIDENTS There were five new residents present at todays meeting. COMMITTEE REPORTS Lenore Combs invited the Sunshine community to participate in a teaching event lead by the Harlingen Fire Department. The event will take place on Monday, October 21 at 3 pm. She also announced the following: Neighborhood Watch is continuing and Linda Jones is the contact person for scheduling. Vendors and contractors must report to the Office for orange cards, to confirm they are doing work for a resident in our community. Red Envelopes are the new way to keep your history current for you and your pet. Save the date: Saturday, December 7, Golf Cart Parade. Breast Cancer Awareness Walk Saturday: October 26 starting at 9 am. The Combes PD needs a few volunteers to help with the event. Vickie Jones reported that there are many activities that still need co-chairs and volunteers. So please talk to your friends and sign up for an event. The Goofy Golf scheduled for November will be cancelled for this season because the co-chairs will not be here until after Christmas. Eileen Anderson and Vickie Jones will be in charge of the Oktoberfest party on October 30. Lassey Dahlstrom reported that the video presentation “You, Me and Alexa” is in the works and will hopefully be completed soon. OLD BUSINESS Photo Directory, no one volunteered to take this on. We needed to vote on an updated amendment to the WC Bylaws for Article V, Section 4, regarding an annual audit of the treasurer’s books. The proposed amendment would read: …official audit to be conducted on March 1st of each year and in the event the treasure changes, at the time the books are transferred to the new treasure. A motion was made and voted upon and passed by majority vote. NEW BUSINESS Bonnie Fransene, President of the Women’s Golf stated that league play would start November 6. The fee is $25.00 for the year. The women play every Wednesday morning at 9 am. There is no sign up, you just need to show up at 8:30 by the office and teams will be assigned. SEPO Informational Meetings – there was discussion as to how we felt about the change in the informational meetings not being open to all the residents. A vote was taken that a letter should be written to the SEPO Board encouraging them to have open informational meetings, so we keep the lines of communication flowing between the board and the residents. A gift was given to the individual randomly selected for wearing her nametag (Jan Baethke). There being no further business a motion was made to adjourn and seconded. The meeting adjourned at 10:00 am. Respectfully submitted, Vickie Jones, Acting Secretary Back to Top

NW - CERT Welcome Letter 2020 -2021 edition SUNSHINE NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH C.E.R.T. – COMMUNITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM (2020-2021 Season) Lenore Combs, Coordinator, LJCombs44@gmail.com , 956 245 1276 Dear Sunshine Residents, Welcome to our community. This communication is a current edition. Our Neighborhood Watch aims to foster a strong and positive working relationship with the local Police Departments in Harlingen and Combes. “Take a Bite Out of Crime” All residents are the “eyes and ears” of SCCE. Lights On – Lock Up and Look Out for each other. SCCE is the premier NW in our area. Each monthly meeting brings us together to address current concerns and crime prevention techniques. Sgt. Michael Brooks HPD is our liaison HPD recently revised our NW Guide. It is available in the Library. Topics we discuss are how to recognize and report suspicious activity, how to make your home more secure, how to identify your property (Operation ID) and more. This association in SCCE allows neighbors to get to know each other and their routines so that unusual activity can be reported and investigated. (REPORT SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY 956 216 5940) Neighborhood Watch groups are NOT vigilante forces working outside the normal procedures of law enforcement. We REPORT and OBSERVE. We are not a program designed for residents to take a personal risk to prevent crime. A NW cannot guarantee 100% that crime will not occur in Sunshine but we can make life miserable for the Bad Guys. They are experts in crimes of opportunity. The various NW projects below are illustrated. Job descriptions are included. Contact me if you wish to serve or have questions. Orientation is always available. Sunshine CC Estates is a premier active Neighborhood Watch program in Harlingen and you are cordially invited and encouraged to assist us. Sunshine’s volunteer service begun after Hurricane Dolly in July 2008. We meet the 3rd Monday of the month at 3pm in Retzlaff Hall. We have no dues and the Coffee is always on. Our famous Cookie Bakers do a dozen. We discuss security issues and most meetings have a training session presented by the Police or Fire Department etc. We have CPR training complete with an AED trainer and Stop The Bleed classes. There is a Neighborhood Watch display in the Library with a Patrol calendar and up-to-date notices. Please visit. “Inside Sunshine”, a monthly newsletter will have an article but if there is an alert, it will go out on the NW email contact. If you wish to be on the email list, send me an email request and it’s done. PROJECTS: Sunshine NW is involved and we welcome your input and we welcome you to join a project. We have 306 homes in Sunshine. If a resident from each home gave a day's service..... wow! We will work around your schedule. You will be thoroughly oriented. We will make you feel welcome, train you and provide you with almost unlimited opportunities. Evening Patrols: Lenore 956 245 1276 A schedule is prepared by Linda Jones each month with volunteers who sign up for an evening patrol. Hours are available and orientation is a must. “Patrols” is the heart of the program. Bob Saylor or I can arrange to take you on an “area-fam” – patrol routine. You will learn some very interesting stuff about security. We have a dedicated NW Golf Cart . Check it out! We encourage 2 volunteers to patrol as one drives the Golf Cart and the other can take notes, call in suspicious activity etc. Safety is first and your job is to observe and report . No weapons allowed. Daytime Patrols: Are similar and you do need an orientation as well. There are no schedules. These patrols can be done on foot, bicycle, golf cart (NW or personal) or vehicle. We still encourage teams but getting the mail or walking the dog is a good example. The Bad Guys don’t know any different – except you are our eyes and ears. Vendor Patrols: Lenore usually patrols every morning. Residents are cordially invited to also do this do easily while walking around or driving. These are random patrols that are done regularly as we are looking for the Vendor “hanging tag” in the vehicle – or the “Orange card” as the case may be. This could help prevent a robbery in plain sight. Residents are strongly encouraged to have their contractor stop by the Office register with Valerie. Any resident can call me or inquire at the Office. We have a bright Orange Vest complete with reflective stripes. Even if you walk the dog, get the mail or whatever, wearing your vest gives the idea the “Eyes of Sunshine Are Upon Them” - workers, contractors, laborers, seedy visitors included. Oh, don't forget we do have some K-9 patrols too. They are part of the Team and enjoy the ride as well. Block Captains and Co-Captains: These special volunteers make the NW tick. All nine streets should have a volunteer Block Captain as a point of contact. The Co- Captains are those volunteers who are next door to four or six homes – just keeping an eye out. This is simply for communication. This key person is an integral component in keeping the block – the street actively informed - from crime prevention efforts to exchange of information. The NW can flourish or dwindle. These suggestions are not all inclusive. Develop a comms system to distribute vital info to your neighbors. Facilitate the unity. Get new residents involved. Obtain their support. Rekindle older connections of residents who have gotten away from the mission. Remind your street of an upcoming meeting. Block captains and Co-Captains are the glue. Operation ID: We work on this project with the Harlingen PD. Complete a form with your stuff – make, model and serial number etc., and then arrange to get them engraved with your ID number on it. We will give you the recognizable decal for your door. It is good for your insurance Company. Special Projects: 9-1-1 Helpers: These volunteers assist you at any hour of the day, noon or night. For example, if you are contemplating notifying 911 because of an emergency, a volunteer or two can go to your home and stay with you while you call and/or they can go to the gate and watch for the EMTs to get here. (Once you call 911, you are on the phone til help arrives. Having a 9-1-1 Helper is handy). Be-A-Buddy: This project is encouraged and is a more personal choice. For example, I may ask my good friend to be my Buddy and I have their phone number posted on my fridge. This way, if I am contemplating a (? health) concern, they could assist with notifying EMTs and the 9-1-1 Helpers. FYI: There is a red flashing rotating light for the EMTs attached to the front gate. It has to be manually turned on. It aids the EMTs in finding Sunshine as opposed to looking for us in Encore. This little light is visible down past the corner of Gayle Street towards the gas station. Our Front gate is also fitted with an S.O.S. alarm which allows Police, Fire and EMS to enter without having to input a code. (installed 2018) FYI: (Life Alert Systems – several residents have one of these. We do not endorse any particular brand. If you are interested, contact me for info. Sunshine Emergency Contact Information form: We all completed this when we moved in. Keeping it current is the operative word. They are retained in the Office in a cabinet. Old and outdated phone numbers are no help in contacting you. Sunshine Disaster Preparedness Team: Each April, residents are invited to participate in this dedicated meeting regarding Hurricane Preparedness. However, in March, the Women’s Club encourages residents to prepare their homes, update SEPO Emergency form, store lawn objects that could become loose in a storm or flooding and clear Utility pads and poles. Worry Box: These are index cards the CERT Readiness Team uses in case of..... For example, several residents lost their meds during Hurricane Dolly because the power went out and these meds should have been kept cool. Some residents have Oxygen condensers. They need power. So this is a “fluid” Worry Box that any resident may voluntarily give their info when there is an impending concern. We also have a plat of the community that is available to LE and EMTs in case of..... For example, Kathy Wunderlich CERT Team helped provide a working list of summer residents. 2-1-1 Helpers: also known as STEAR – State of Texas Emergency Assistance Registry. Cameron County Registry for Mandatory Evacuation: This project gets activated by the Governor. Residents may also register on line. Our philosophy and best bet is to get “Out Of Dodge” as this county program is for those who really need it. However, it is available. Registration does not guarantee evacuation transportation and your info will be kept in the system for a year. Vial Of L.I.F.E. Health History - SCCE RED Envelope (Humans & Pets) This recognized program is available to you. There are 2 red decals, a brief health history form and a baggie. You put one red decal visibly on your door or window for the EMTs – Rescue folks to see and the other red decal is on the baggie which has your current completed health history form in it. This baggie is in or on your fridge – in plain sight! We ask a small donation to the NW for the baggie, 2 red ID decals and 2 health forms. There are forms available as you should keep them current. Keep them in your car or RV too. Readiness Team: This committee drew up an Emergency Plan after Hurricane Dolly. We update/revise it annually as necessary. Whether you are a Winter Texan or not, your input is valuable and you are invited to help us. We meet for the April meeting to stay current and make revisions. Stop The Bleed: In 2019 Sunshine placed 3 “Stop The Bleed” bags in the Library, Woodshop and Worker’s shed. They are not ordinary First Aid Kits but contain special gear for life threatening bleeding. See Lenore & John for a brief class. C.E.R.T. Team: These are Sunshine residents who have completed special training and meet monthly at the Fire Department for information and education. They are knowledgeable in First Aid, CPR, AED, light search & rescue etc. There is usually an annual class offered for CERT training at the Fire Department. Citizen’s Police Academy - at the Harlingen PD. Classes offered twice yearly. Learn about Police procedures and activities. (Criminal Law, Traffic Law, Use of Force, Family Violence, Juvenile Procedures, Handgun Quals, Narcotics, K-9, Baton/OC, SWAT, etc. Sgt. Sal Carmona and Commander Dave Osborne are highly qualified Peace Officers with many talents. They keep the class moving and their guest speakers are well informed. The Chief meets with the class several times as well – proves its worth. This is a class you won’t regret. Last but not least, Sgt. Michael Brooks and Officer Alicia Garcia are the CPA liaisons . They cannot be more supportive and this organization is on the move! Safety & Security measures: Several talented members have good information on these various items. Come to a meeting and see. Vehicle Decals: This square orange reflective decal is on our vehicles (rear window- upper corner – driver side) so we know this vehicle belongs to Sunshine. If someone is in here without one, they may be visited by an inquiring resident. (For example - If you see someone waiting at the gate to come in, and they don't have one - one would wonder WHY? - We suggest you discretely follow them to their intended location. Observe & Report! If they look suspicious – call the 956 216 5940 “ number to report suspicious activity” or 911 if you think it is an emergency. Try to have details for the Police such as a description, the plate and make, model, color etc. If they leave is a big hurry, try to notice which way they headed. Do not attempt to apprehend. We don't want you to get hurt and we have no law enforcement authority. If you think there are weapons involved report it. Refrigerator magnets: report suspicious activity – 956 216 5940. These are business card size magnets. They are free, compliments of the Woman’s Club. This number is answered by a person 24 x 7 from the Police Department Dispatcher on Loop 499. When reporting, we ask you have some details put together such as: Who What Where When How For instance - boy girl, - fat skinny, - old young, hair style, facial hair, etc., color of clothing, (gangs use colors) – make & model, plate of vehicle, any markings like convertible, SUV, pick-up, any drugs - what were they doing, - where they going. It helps! Weapons make a big difference and it is most important for the Police to know as it will upgrade the priority status.. Amber Security Lights on Golf Carts: If you buy a cigarette lighter receptacle for your Golf cart Bob Saylor and some helpers will install it. Then you can outfit your Golf Cart with a security light for patrol. A kind and generous resident donated several of these for us. Vendor Tags – these VENDOR tags hang from the rear view mirror. Residents are encouraged to contact the NW when a vendor comes to do work at your house. We have had several successful scammers in the community. These hanging tags are also issued to residents that may have day and/or night time care givers. The resident may also get them a clicker and assumes this responsibility. Interestingly enough – neighbors are becoming very aware of orange decals and Vendor tags – and they look into it. Also, we have a VISITOR tag which is (TEMPORARY)– if you need it for extended company. Gate Codes & Key Pads & Clickers: Occasionally we change the Front Gate Code. It will not affect your Clickers. Call me 956 245 1276 or the Office for concerns. Storage Lot: for entry (use your gate opener) Cameras: are located throughout the community. There is an Infra-red Sensaphone System in the Storage Lot. We can always use help in looking after them. It is short, sporadic work. Orientation and mentoring is available. Generators: Courtesy of Mark & Debbie Warner – we have our own NW-CERT generator. Several kind and generous residents also make their generators available in case of….. This usually is discovered at our annual Disaster Planning meeting in April. In fact this one was donated to us. Security begins at your house. We are living in a new normalcy and the burden is on you so Lights On - Lock Up and Look Out for each other. If you see something – say something! Timely communication is of utmost importance! Don't forget our monthly meetings (3rd Monday at 3pm) in Retzlaff Hall. Visit the NW – CERT display in the Lounge. Postings are kept current. Contact me if you want to get our email. LJCombs44@gmail.com The Sunshine Neighborhood Watch is a volunteer group that was established with the help and guidance of the HPD to take a bite out of crime. We do not have police powers. We alert police when encountering strange activity. We never should confront suspicious persons. Duty: Observe & Report. Tools of the trade – pencil, note paper and cell phone. LIGHTS ON – LOCK UP AND LOOK OUT for each other Important phone numbers: For emergencies – 9-1-1 Harlingen Police Department – to report suspicious activity: 956 216 5940 Combes Police Department – 956 425 7131 (21626 Hand Road). We also so have a partnership with the Cameron County Constable Office – PCT. 5 Eddie Solis. Other stuff: The Harlingen Police Department is squarely behind us and touts us as being a model community and uses our Neighborhood Watch as an example. Most meetings, Sgt. Michael Brooks joins us with a training session. Oftentimes he is accompanied with another Officer assigned to our district. The National Sheriff's Association and the Harlingen Police Department both have manuals that we use as resources. Training is key to our NW projects and there is a thorough orientation to each one. In keeping with training, Sunshine boasts many CPA members and many C.E.R.T. Team members. Sunshine can certainly hold down the fort in an emergency until professional help arrives. We attend regular meetings at the Police Station and/or Fire House. The Citizens Police Academy is a 40 hour course held at the Harlingen PD. CERT is the Community Emergency Response Team involving a 20 hour course held at the Harlingen Fire Department. Training and drills are ongoing. We participated in a mock disaster for the Texas State Guard. In October 2014, Sunshine was the site for a local Train-The-Trainer course. We stationed a mock disaster drill and many of the Sunshine residents acted as victims. Details are under separate cover. Suffice it to say, Sunshine is empowered by these lessons learned and we give back to the community. Conversely, we enjoy a valuable partnership with both the Police and the Fire Departments. Many members attend these meetings and we volunteer for their special projects too. Chief Darrell Loftus, Harlingen Fire Department was our initial CERT Instructor, occasionally attends our meetings and does a Fire Safety presentation. Several times he has brought Fire Fighter instructors-in-training to Sunshine and discussed their projects. At any rate, we always have informative meetings. Back to Top

S EPO Community Emails: April 2023 Sent 2023-04-29: Broken Glass, Golf Related - A house at 1933 Michigan had a golf ball strike the back glass door causing it to shatter. More than likely, the ball came from the number 6 tee box, but no one knows how it happened. If you feel any responsibility for this damage/action, please get in touch with me or the homeowner. Thank you. - Randy Davis Golf Course Director Sent 2023-04-26: Storage Road Repair Alert - Please stay off the road on the west side of the storage area next to the drainage canal. This area will be under repair for the next couple of days. - Frank Tewell SEPO Director Sent 2023-04-25: Aerating Greens Postponed - The weather has made us postpone aerating our greens here in Sunshine this week. Based on the current forecast, next week may be as bad as well. Thank you for your patience. - Randy Davis Golf Course Director Sent 2023-04-25: Texas Ave Gate - The motor for the Texas Ave Gate has been replaced as of 4-24 and appears to be working fine. Thank you for your patience! Also, Lalo is doing some improvements to the dog park on Texas Ave and was hoping to keep the grass growing and the mud down with these changes. Have a good summer! - Tom Perrier Sent 2023-04-20: Golf Course Maintenance - All of the following information is contingent on the weather (rain, wind conditions, etc.): At noon Wednesday, April 26, we will begin aerating the greens. We will be completed Friday afternoon. The course will be playable, but the greens will be rough and you will need to skip holes that are being actively worked. Throughout the next few months, on Thursday mornings (while it’s still dark), we will be spraying turf management solution. This is purchased at Home Depot over the counter. It helps with our grass and as a side by-product helps kill mosquitos where they breed. It does not affect ornamentals, roses, flowers, shrubs, trees, fruits, citrus, and vegetables. If you don’t drink it, it’s safe for humans and pets. It has a smell to remind you to be extra aware for you and your critters. Also as needed, there will be periodic spraying to kill clover and encroaching carpet grass in small sections of the course. Thank you for your patience. Randy Davis Golf Course Director Sent 2023-04-18: AEP Warning: Lights Out - AEP will be working Tomorrow Behind 4333 N. Minnesota in putting in a post. If you live around this area, you could possibly be affected. - Working Hours: Wednesday April 19,2023 9:00Am -12:00pm - Things to consider: Taking another route when going in and out ...(Traffic will be congested with a crane that will be brought in) Items in your refrigerator Sincerely, - Valerie Basaldua Office Manager Sent 2023-04-18: Sodas/Pop in the library and card room - There is soda/pop in the card room and Library. They are for sale - not for free. In order to replace that soda/pop we use the money that is put in the cap from the sales for replacement of the soda/pop. Right now we are not getting enough Money to replace the soda/pop. If you have any suggestions please let me know. - Vicky Krueger vickyleroy1954@gmail.com Call or text: 795-418-6208 Sent 2023-04-18: Future Rock Painting Club dates spring and into summer - Here are future Sunshine Rock Club Meeting dates: APRIL 24th MAY 1st MAY 22nd JUNE 5th JUNE 26th JULY 10th (date chgd f/holiday) JULY 24th AUG 7th AUG 28th SEP 11th HOPE that helps for planning purposes. Enjoy your spring/summer. Be safe. Karren Amos Sent 2023-04-18: Next Rock Painting Club Meeting - The next Sunshine Rock Painting Club Meeting is April 24th - hope to see you there! Karren Amos Sent 2023-04-18: Looking For: House for Rent - I know of someone who is looking for a place to rent in Sunshine next winter and he has been checking our website frequently. If you have a house for rent, I can help with that by listing it on the Sunshine website HERE . Just send me the information as outlined HERE . - Beth Parrish SEPO Web site Admin E-Mail: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2023-04-18: Resident Passing - Jim Canty's wife's sister, Cindy, has informed the office that Jim passed away on April 9. - Valerie Basaldua SEPO Office Sent 2023-04-18: Pavilion - Greetings from Sunshine: To all our residents that have made the trip North, hope you made it home safely. And to our residents that are heading out soon-----safe travels. I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone that let me know what State you hailed from. We have 23 different States and 2 Canadian Provinces . Pretty much right up the middle of our country. We are getting flags for each of these States and Provinces. The flags will be hung in the Pavilion. The purpose of doing this is twofold----- To honor the States and Provinces our residents “Hail” from. To help combat the excessive noise that is generated when we have a function in the Pavilion. We have been fighting this for years and hopefully, this will ease some of this problem. This is just a “Heads UP” as to what you may find upon your return. Have a Great Summer!!!!! - Jim Kennedy SEPO Board Sent 2023-04-15: SEPO Emails & Website Status: April 19 thru May 6 - I wanted to remind everyone that from 5 PM on Wednesday, April 19 thru midnight on Saturday, May 6 I will be traveling and have no access to the SEPO Communications systems for email and the website during this timeframe. Therefore, the following limitations will be in place starting next Wednesday concerning SEPO Communications. Sunshine website: No one will be monitoring sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com . There will be ‘no’ updates made to the website during this timeframe. SEPO Emails: Any emails to sepoenews@gmail.com that need to be sent to the community should only contain verbiage. That means no pictures, attachments etc can be included in your email. My backup during this period will also be doing some traveling but will send emails as time permits. Therefore, get any emails you need sent to the community to sepoenews@gmail.com as soon as you can before your event, etc. - Beth Parrish SEPO Communications 314-960-6710 Sent 2023-04-15: SEPO Financials: Unapproved 2023-03 (Mar) / Approved 2023-01 (Jan) & 2023-02 (Feb) - The following SEPO Financials, which were sent to the community in emails on April 3, are now posted on the Sunshine Website HERE : Jan 2023, Approved Feb 2023, Approved The UNAPPROVED March 2023 SEPO Financials are below, and also posted on the Sunshine Website HERE . Please let me know if you have any questions. - Mark Owen SEPO Treasurer Sent 2023-04-15: MARKET: House For Rent - The house at 4137 N Mo Street is currently For Rent. Please see details and pictures on the Sunshine MARKET . The new homeowner has asked that I be contacted if anyone is interested in renting. - Cindy Shriver 956-970-0449 Sent 2023-04-14: Neighborhood Watch meeting Monday 17 April 3pm Retz Hall - Dear Neighborhood Watch and Sunshine residents We will have our meeting this Monday. 17 April 3pm All welcome. Bring your 2 CENTS. Focus this month is on Safety in unexpected conditions (hurricane, flooding, fire, etc. Come in your Golf Cart as we will take a ride around SCCE for a practicum experience. -- Utility poles, Sanitation Station, how to turn off water in a flooding condition, and etc. Warning - some Bad Guys are amping up their projects - they have their sights on fancy Golf Carts and other pricey items. They even have "borrowed" some heavy, pricy equipment such as Golf Course equipment. May I recommend all of us get some good outdoor lighting for our homes - Bad Guys hate lights. Would like to cordially extend an invitation to our new Board for their 2 CENTS for safety & security for the summer. HPD and HFD are considering another class HPD - Citizens Police Academy HFD - CERT Training -- Lenore J Combs 956 245 1276 Coordinator NW-CERT Sent 2023-04-10: UNAPPROVED: SEPO Board Meeting (Special) Minutes, Apr 5, 2023 - The UNAPPROVED minutes from the Apr 5, 2023 Board Meeting (Special) can be found on the Sunshine website HERE and opened directly from HERE . They will also be posted in the office. Please call with any issues or questions. - Linda Davis SEPO Board Secretary Sent 2023-04-08: FINAL REMINDER: WOMEN'S CLUB EASTER SERVICE - APRIL 9TH, 2023 EASTER SUNDAY / SUNRISE SERVICE AT THE GAZEBO (UNLESS THE WEATHER IS TOO BAD FOR IT TO BE OUTSIDE IT WILL BE RETZLAFF HALL) TIME: 7:30AM WE WILL TAKE-UP AN OFFERING FOR THE PASTOR AT THE GAZEBO GOLF CARTS OR LAWN CHAIRS ARE WELCOME (YOU MAY WANT A FLASHLIGHT) PARKING ON TEXAS AVE (PLEASE KEEP SAFETY IN MIND) WE WILL SERVE A POTLUCK BRUNCH AT RETZLAFF HALL TO FOLLOW THE SERVICE AT APPROXIMATELY 9AM Vicky Krueger Sent 2023-04-07: Bob Auclair phone number - Many have asked for an update on Bob. I spoke to him yesterday and he is doing well and would welcome phone calls. His number is (715) 315-0403. - Dan Boardman Sent 2023-04-07: CORRECTION - VIDEO: Board Mtg (Special) from Apr 5, 2023 - The link to the Apr 5, 2023 video on the website was incorrect when I sent it out yesterday. I fixed it just now HERE so everything should be correct. Let me know if there are any other issues. Thx. - Beth Parrish Sunshine Website Mgr Email: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com Sent 2023-04-06: APPROVED: SEPO Board Meeting (Special) Minutes, Mar 13 & 22, 2023 - The minutes from the Mar 13, 2023 Board Meeting (Regular) were revised at the Apr 5, 2023 Board Meeting (Special) and then APPROVED. The minutes from the Mar 22, 2023 Board Meeting (Special) were APPROVED at the Apr 5, 2023 Board Meeting (Special). Both sets of minutes can be found on the Sunshine website HERE . They will also be posted in the office. Please call with any issues or questions. - Linda Davis SEPO Board Secretary Sent 2023-04-06: VIDEO: Board Mtg (Special) from Apr 5, 2023 - The video from the Apr 5, 2023 Special Board meeting is now available for viewing on the Sunshine Web site HERE AND directly from this link . Please contact me with any issues/questions. - Linda Davis SEPO Board Secretary Sent 2023-04-04: Garden Club Plant Sale, Thank You - A huge thank you to all who donated and visited the Garden Club plant sale today. It was a tremendous success. Everyone has been so generous. Thank you Robin and Dave for all your hard work, donated plants, and decorations. Couldn't have done it without you. Good luck planting and enjoy. Thank you all again, Susanne Sent 2023-04-04: SEPO Email Mgr Out of Office Notice - Hi All - I wanted to let everyone know that I will have limited access to sending SEPO emails from when I turn in my Spectrum Equipment at 1 PM this Wed (Apr 5) until Sat late afternoon (Apr 8). I should have internet access to the email system this Thu and Fri from 5 pm to 10 pm. If you have anything you know that needs to be sent during my offline times, send it to me now, and I can queue it now to send when you want it to go out. If you have anything that is an EMERGENCY during my offline times, text or call me, and I may be able to get hold of someone to send it for you. Thx for your understanding of this. Beth Parrish SEPO Enews Email Manager E-Mail: sepoenews@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2023-04-03: SEPO Board Special Meeting 4-5-23 (GM timing chg) - Please access the Special Board Meeting on April 5, 2023 ten (10) minutes earlier than the meeting. We have had technical problems trying to access 15 minutes early. See original agenda below sent on April 2. - Linda Davis SEPO Board Secretary Sent 2023-04-03: APPROVED: SEPO Financials, 2023-02 (Feb) - The APPROVED February 2023 SEPO Financials are be posted on the Sunshine Website HERE . Please let me know if you have any questions. - Mark Owen SEPO Treasurer Sent 2023-04-03: CORRECTED & APPROVED: SEPO Financials, 2023-01 (Jan) - The Corrected January 2023 SEPO Financials are posted on the Sunshine Website HERE . These documents were approved at the last Board Meeting. Please let me know if you have any questions. - Mark Owen SEPO Treasurer Sent 2023-04-03: ANY INTEREST in Table Tennis/Ping Pong? - Are you interested in playing Table Tennis/Ping Pong here in Sunshine? If you are, please attend a meeting this Tuesday at 2 PM in Retzlaff Hall to discuss. - Grace Clark Sent 2023-04-02: Board Agenda Special Meeting - The meeting notice below was posted in the normal three spots (Office, Poolside door into Retzlaff Hall and by the mailboxes) earlier today. Beth posted it on the website this afternoon HERE . ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ NOTICE OF and AGENDA FOR SPECIAL MEETING OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF SUNSHINE ESTATES PROPERTY OWNERS, INC. April 5, 2023, at 2:00 PM Hybrid Meeting: Retzlaff Hall& Google Meet You can log into Google Meet at 2 PM with this link: http://meet.google.com/vbc-posz-spm Call to order Google Meet Recording – Announce this meeting is being recorded via Google Meet SEPO Board Roll Call Share Nelson Randy Davis Jim Kennedy Linda Davis Tom Perrier Frank Tewell Mark Owen Verify the Notice of the Agenda was made available to the community by the required day/time. Board Members consideration/adoption of any amendments to the posted agenda. Review and consideration of approving the meeting minutes for the regular Board Meeting held March 13, 2023. Opinion letter from Attorney regarding Texas Avenue/dog leash issues. Review of Suggestion/Complaint/Idea forms received since the previous meeting. Adjournment a. Motion to adjourn and vote b. Announce time of Adjournment c. Stop Google Meet recording d. Stop Google Meet Session - Linda Davis SEPO Board Secretary Sent 2023-04-01: Website & Board Mtg Videos - I found out late this week the 'File Storage Limit' policies for the Sunshine website have changed. In an effort to not have SEPO pay more for additional storage space, I have been reviewing the larger files that are linked to on the site. As I suspected our meeting videos took up LOTS of space. So that's where my cleanup began. I have downloaded all BOARD videos dated prior to Oct 1, 2022 to a personal storage device and removed them, along with any links to them, from the website. If you need/want to view anything I have removed, just send an email to sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com and I can get it/them to you. The Residents' meetings video are all still accessible on the website. I will be continuing with this effort the next couple of weeks. Wish me luck. :) - Beth Parrish SEPO Web site Admin E-Mail: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Back to Top

ACC: Architectural Control Committee ACC Request Form (07-14-2021) ACC Members ACC Request Process The current ACC is made up of the following members - click HERE . ACC Members Architectural Control Committee Request Process (as of July 14, 2021) Where to Start – Refer to these documents. (Click each bullet point to view document.) DECLARATION OF COVENANTS, CONDITIONS and RESTRICTIONS of Sunshine: EXHIBIT “B”, ARTICLEs V & VI AND POLICIES AND PROCEDURES: Sections ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL and STORAGE AREA BUILDINGS Process for Requests – Please read ALL items on the UPDATED "ACC Request and Approval Form" below Very Carefully as some of the processes involved have been changed. Prior to starting any EXTERIOR improvement, maintenance or structure, submit any required forms and information to the Office for approval by the ACC. Allow up to 25 days for approval/rejection notification. Plan your project accordingly. You will be notified by the SEPO Office of your approval/rejection status by email or phone. Dates when Requests are Reviewed by the ACC - The ACC is scheduled to meet monthly on the 1st and 15th of each month, except when the date falls on a Holiday or the Weekend. In that case, they meet on the next Business day. ACC Request Process Architectural Control Committee Request Form (as of July 14, 2021) - View/P rint Form HERE or obtain from SEPO Office ACC Request Form (07-14-2021) Back to Top

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Library Contact: Reva Allen (985-750-8077) If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. Location: Inside the Office Building in the middle of the Community Details: The Library is open to all Sunshine Residents/Renters and their guests. Feel free to borrow books whenever you please. Please return the books in the 'book return containers' after you are finished with them. A cash donation box has been placed in the library. It is attached to the book cart. ENJOY Library News Newsletter 2024-03: SEPO LIBRARY UPDATE & AUTHOR RECOMMENDATION This article will update you on developments in the SEPO library during the past year. In addition, I give you a recommendation for an author with whom you might not be familiar but whose works you might enjoy reading. First, thanks very much to the Women’s Club, whose members provided reimbursement for some of the cost of adding purchased books to our collection. In addition, they voted to have a cash donation box placed in the library and arranged for it to be attached to the book cart. We have already received a donation, which has been used to help purchase rolls of tape to be used in the labeling machine. Speaking of the book cart, Vicky Leroy-Krueger , then the Women’s Club President, spearheaded the effort to donate most of our hymnals, which were no longer being used, to a church and move the cart the hymnals were on to the library. John Chajec attached new wheels to the cart, and it’s now where we place books we return or donate to the library. It is working out very well. OK … on to information about additions to the library. I’ll start with general fiction authors, some of whom may have been unknown to you until now. Among others, we have added books by: Isabel Allende:we have 6 books by this award-winning Chilean-American author, who may be the world’s most widely-read Spanish-language author (our books are in English).She has won literary awards in 9 different countries, including the US Presidential Medal of Freedom. Jean M. Auel:we have at least 5 works by this best-selling author of the Earth’s Children series, which is set in prehistoric Europe and explores human activities during this time. Jennifer Chiaverini:we have 14 of the 22 books in her Elm Creek Quilts series.Quilt-lovers: these books are for you! Jan Karon:we have 9 of her 14 Mitford Years books. Tim LaHaye & Jerry B. Jenkins:we have 14 of the 16 books in their Left Behind series. Liane Moriarty:we have 6 of her 12 novels, including . Lisa See & Amy Tan:both of these women write primarily about Chinese and Chinese-American characters and culture.We have 3 See books and 6 books by Tan, including . We have added quite a few mystery and suspense books. Among the authors who I did not mention in last year’s update are: David Baldacci:we have at least 28 of his 46 suspense & legal thrillers. Steve Berry:we now have 9 of his books, which are action-packed and link real historical events/places (such as WWI/Hitler and the tomb of China’s First Emperor) with modern-day crises. Sophie Hannah:we have 5 of her 12 Zailer & Waterhouse psychological crime fiction novels and 2 of her 5 new Hercule Poirot mysteries.She has been authorized by the Agatha Christie family & estate to continue the Poirot series. Camilla Lackberg:we have 4 books by this award-winning Swedish crime writer, who has been described as “the rock star of Nordic noir.” Stieg Larsson:we have the first three of this Swedish writer’s Millennium books.You may have heard of these books, whose titles start with “The Girl With’ or ‘The Girl Who.” Anne Perry: we have 15 books by this writer of historical detective fiction. We also have added books by, among others:Harlan Coben (have 11 books), Michael Connelly (over 2 dozen books), Clive Cussler (over 2 dozen), Elizabeth George (10/21 Inspector Lynley books), Stephen King (5 books), P. D. James (all the Adam Dalghiesh mysteries), Jack Higgins (13 books), Jonathan Kellerman, Robert Ludlum, Steve Martini, and Perri O’Shaughnessy. For Western fans: We have recently received two anthologies of Western stories: A Century of Great Western Stories (edited by J. Jakes) and Boot Hill (edited by R. Randisi). All of the stories in the latter book are related to Dodge City, and all for one were written for this book. We have 4 of Craig Johnson’s Walt Longmire books. I have purchased several books that are included in online lists of best Western novels: Little Big Man (Thomas Berger), The Virginian (Owen Wister), Riders of the Purple Sage (Zane Grey), and True Grit (Charles Portis). We also have added a Western published in 1903: The Log of a Cowboy by Andy Adams. OK, romance lovers, we have not left you out. Lorraine Heath:we have 4 of the 5 books in her Scoundrels of St. James series. Sarah MacLean:we have all of the books in her Scandel & Scoundrels and The Rules of Scoundrels series and most of the books in her Bareknuckle Bastards and Love by Numbers series. Karen Kingsbury:this Christian-centered fiction writer includes romance in her novels.We have all of the books in her Firstborn and Redemption series, 3 of 4 in the Bailey Flanigan series, 2/4 in her Sunrise series, and 3/10 of her Baxter Family series. Beverly Lewis:we have about 8 of her Christian-centered books, which are set in Amish communities. We have added to our collections of books by, among others, Danielle Steel, Norah Roberts/J. D. Robb, Rae Anne Thayne, Kat Martin, and Linda Lael Miller. SEPO residents have added several science fiction and fantasy books this past year. Robert A. Heinlein:we have 5 of his science fiction books. Isaac Asimov:we have 3 books by this biochemistry professor who is one of the best-known 20th-century science fiction writers. Stephanie Meyer:we have 3 of the 5 books in the Twilight series and one of her standalone novels. K. E. Mills:we have all of his Rogue Agent fantasy books. Neal Shusterman:we have 4 of his 6 Unwind Dystology books. We have purchased several used books about World War II and Vietnam that have been listed on “best books” lists: Dereliction of Duty (H.R. McMaster), We Were Soldiers Once … and Young (G. Moore & J.L. Galloway), When Heaven and Earth Changed Places (L.L. Hayship), Countdown 1945 (M. Weiss), Band of Brothers and D-Day (S.E.Ambrose), Ghost Soldiers (H. Sides), and The Monuments Men (R.M. Edsel). We have added several books about golfers and strategies for improving your golf game. We have increased our holdings of poetry books from 2 to over 10. We have made some minor organizational changes in the library. We have added two bins of anthologies (mysteries and romances), which are located in the area with authors whose last names start with L. The poetry books are in magazine holders that have been moved to the shelf above the King/Kingsbury books). Author Recommendation: Alexander McCall Smith If you are looking for an author who writes gentle, thoughtful, compassionate, philosophical, literate, wryly humorous, sometimes whimsical books with a strong sense of place, I recommend Alexander McCall Smith. This African-born Scottish writer (and attorney) “… sees his characters and their world, fully and tenderly. And that makes for a book that is as comforting to sink into as a well-worn armchair” (M. Moss, NY Journal of Books). R. Strauss of publishersweekly.com writes of Smith’s work: ” The drama may be slight, but what pulls the reader in is the good natures of (almost) all the characters and McCall Smith’s uncanny ability to see their world as they do, and to render their worries, pleasures, and musings with charm, grace, and geniality.” I couldn’t have said it better myself. We have 63 of Smith’s books! He has written several series of adult books, as well as standalone novels and many children’s books. I’ll describe three of my favorite of his series. The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency:this is his best-known book series.The stories take place in Botswana, where Precious Ramotswa starts the first Botswanan detective agency owned and operated by a woman.She addresses everyday-life problems rather than violent crimes such as murder.If you want to try out this series, the first book has the same name as the series. Isabel Dalhousie series:there stories take place in Edinburgh, Scotland.The lead character edits a philosophy journal and applies her deductive gifts and ethical framework to resolving issues brought to her by others or that she stumbles upon herself.There’s also an interesting and engaging love story.The first book in this series is entitled . 44 Scotland Street series:these books follow the increasingly intertwined lives of several residents of an Edinburgh neighborhood.The first book in the series has the same name as the series. In closing, I hope this update encourages you to explore new acquisitions by authors you have read before and to try out authors who are new to you. Thank you very much for continuing to contribute books to the library, allowing us to refresh our holdings every week. Happy reading to you all!! - Reva Allen Newsletter 2023-03: SEPO LIBRARY UPDATE I am Reva Allen, retired social worker and assistant SEPO librarian. I appreciate Marsha Santow’s allowing me to nurture my compulsive streak by assuming the primary librarian responsibilities for the past 9 months. This article will provide an update about modifications made in the library over the past year. By last May, we had accumulated so many books in the library that books were standing 2-3 deep on some shelves. We decided to eliminate hidden rows of books. Over the summer, I removed an estimated 800 books from the library, donating them to the public library, Books ‘n Things, and thrift stores. I purchased over 300 used books, adding to our holdings of selected authors. The following lists summarize some of the additions to the library. For mystery lovers (like me), we now have: all of Sue Grafton’s Kimsey Milhone mystery novels (A through Y). all 29 of Janet Evanovich’s Stephanie Plum mysteries and many of her Fox & O’Hare books. an additional shelf of James Patterson mysteries, including almost all of the Alex Cross and Women’s Murder Club books. almost 2 dozen of Lilian Braun’s Cat Who mysteries. about 4 dozen mysteries each by J. A Jance and Iris Johansen. about 2 dozen mysteries each by Sandra Brown, Catherine Coulter, and Joanne Fluke. additional mysteries by Tony Hillerman, Agatha Christie, P. D. James, Hannah Dennison, Dean Koontz, Sara Paretsky, John Grisham, Stuart Woods, Ruth Rendell, Martha Grimes, Brad Thor, Dorothy Sayers, and others. For Western fans, we have added books by Louis L’Amour, Larry McMurtry, Cormac McCarthy, William W. Johnstone, A. B. Guthrie Jr, Zane Grey, Alan LeMay, Richard Dillon, Ron Hansen, Charles Portis, Oakley Hall, and Paulette Jiles. We have added golf-related fiction titles by Steven Pressfield and Pete Dexter, as well as a few non-fiction books aimed at helping golfers improve their skills. We have beefed up our collection of classics, including books by Arthur Conan Doyle (complete Sherlock Holmes series), Jane Austen, Charlotte and Emily Bronte, Ernest Hemingway, John Steinbeck, and Mark Twain. We also have added some modern fantasy and science fiction books, several versions of the Bible, and a hymnal. We have done a little reorganization in the library area, as well. The former History section is now the Non-Fiction section. We have added to the many history books titles dealing with topics such as self-help and mental health, physical health, and golf instruction. We have moved the DVDs to the magazine cabinet. We have small plastic bins holding mystery anthologies and small devotional books and plastic magazine holders for Spanish language instructional books and poetry books (just one so far … more to come). We can tell by the full book-return containers that many of you make use of the library, and we are glad you do so. We encourage those of you who have not perused our shelves filled with thousands of books to drop by and see if there are books there that you might enjoy. And feel free to let Marsha and me know what you like about the changes we have made and any suggestions you have for future additions to the stacks. - Reva Allen Back to Top

Home For Rent in Sunshine Country Club Estates SUNSHINE PROPERTIES FOR RENT All properties listed below are in Harlingen TX, 78550. Please check back periodically for Updates to available Sunshine Properties for Rent. (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 rented or removed from being listed.) La st Updated 02-03-2026 *************** 4313 N Minnesota Street (Added 01-29-2026) Owner & Contact: Brenda Bont (956-556-1903) & Bruce Borema (231-613-5095) Descripti on: Nicely updated and fully furnished one bedroom, two bath mobile home Newer front carport Updated front patio door Huge living room Updated bathrooms Updated kitchen cabinets Higher end appliances Large front dining room Newer engineered flooring Rear master bedroom with fantastic views Brand new mini splits throughout Property backs up to Recasa, no rear neighbors Attached rear storage shed Concrete patio area outback Fruit trees Newer electrical box Golf cart Beautiful sunsets from this location Year built: 1995 (addition 2000) Square feet: 858 Approximate taxes: $1,568 yr. Rental Price: Available this April/May 2026 , $1500/month Fall 2026: rent for 4-6 months, $1500/month rent for 2-3 months, $1600/month rent for 2 months, $1700/mo rent for 1 month, $1800/mo SEE PICTURES AT THIS LINK: https://photos.app.goo.gl/6w5DU5fpN1VtarHz6 *************** 4332 N Minnesota Street (Updated 03-31-2025: Available to Buy as well. See the add ON THIS PAGE .) Own er & Contact: Nile (641-351-8996) & Marlene Hall (956-254-6000) 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 SEE PICTURES HERE: https://photos.app.goo.gl/DcaJhHRBSYcykQFs8 *************** 4137 N Missouri Street (Updated 09-29-2024) Own er: Lee, Jeff & Kellie Kerschen Contact: Jocelyn Kerschen 316-322-5187 Descripti on: 55+ Gated Community Fully furnished Mobile Home Open concept living arrangement 2 bedrooms (2 Queen beds, one is a Murphy Bed, sofa sleeper, couch makes into twin) Sleeps 6 Well supplied kitchen with appliances, dinnerware, pots/pans One Full bath TV in Living room and 2nd bedroom 70 “inch in Living room! Washer/Dryer in bathroom One car garage w/opener Covered carport No yard care No smoking/No pets 35 mins to South Padre Island All renters entitled to amenities and to a wide variety of activities including: FREE unlimited golf on our BEAUTIFUL 9 hole, 3 Par golf course a fully equipped tool/wood shop swimming pool and jacuzzi card room, billiards, weight room with Elliptical, Treadmill, Stationary Bike and much more tennis courts, pickleball court, shuffleboard plus many more activities and events. Please call phone number listed above. Rental Price: 2x deposit required $1350/month PLUS UTILITIES SEE PICTURES HERE: https://photos.app.goo.gl/KpiyGqF6gYBzcYqr8 Back to Top Back to Sale/Rent Page

SEPO Board Meetings: Exective Notices - Notes: to Sunshine Community (10-01-2021 thru 03-31-2022 Winter Season) Go directly to the Information you are looking for by clicking an item below. Board Mtg (Exec) Notice (2022-03-25) Board Mtg (Exec) Notes (2022-03-25) Board Mtg (Exec) Notice (2021-12-14) Board Mtg (Exec) Notes (2021-12-14) Board Mtg (Exec) Notes (2021-11-04) Board Mtg (Exec) Notice (2021-11-04) ******************** BOARD MEETING (Executive) Notes to Community Fri, March 25, 2022, after Board Mtg (Regular) Board Members Only Board Mtg (Exec) Notes (2022-03-25) ******************** BOARD MEETING (Executive) NOTICE Fri, Mar 25, 2022 after Board Mtg (Special) Board Members Only Board Mtg (Exec) Notice (2022-03-25) ******************** BOARD MEETING (Executive) Notes to Community Thu, Dec 14, 2021 after Board Mtg (Regular) Board Members Only Board Mtg (Exec) Notes (2021-12-14) ******************** BOARD MEETING (Executive) NOTICE Thu, Dec 14, 2021 after Board Mtg (Regular) Board Members Only Board Mtg (Exec) Notice (2021-12-14) ******************** BOARD MEETING (Executive) Notes to Community Thu, Nov 4, 2021 @ 1:00 PM CT Board Members Only Board Mtg (Exec) Notes (2021-11-04) ******************** BOARD MEETING (Executive) NOTICE Thu, Nov 4, 2021 @ 1:00 PM CT Board Members Only Board Mtg (Exec) Notice (2021-11-04) Back to Top

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2009 Peggy Luck - April 1st Leon Mcqueen - April 1st (Former resident) Dorothy Twitto - May 15th (Former resident) Ray Lewis - May 16th Vi Lindsay - M 24th Bob Montgomery - June 5th Bill Vernon - June 20th (Former resident) Jack Gush - July 12th Earl Dugan July 24th Everett Stuteville July 26th Elsie Russ - August 21st Dale Rapp - September 5th Ginny Wuescher - September 5th Harold (HB) Garrett - October 18th Earl VerBunker - October 22nd Dick Lee - December 7th

2013 Banner Lindsay - (Former Resident) November 30th Clara Maro n - (Former Resident) November 12th Nadine Price - (Former Resident) October 23rd Deborah Parks - August 29th Marcie Bramlet - (Former Resident) July 26th Mark Everett - June 11th George Bischoff - April 30th Arlene Richie - (Former Resident) April 12th Richard Chase - April 10th Bernice Kingma - (Former Resident) April 10th Marty Wrublewski - (Former Resident) April 7th Lon Seeley - April 1st Bob Lindburg - (Former Resident) March 30th Jesse Curry - March 11th Jeanne Borders - February 24th Grady Clements - January 26th Bob Weitzel - January 4th

2010 Norris Thorstad - November 3rd Gregg Stecher - Patty Stecher - John Dellwo - September 29th Pauline Vaughn – September 18th (Former Resident) Norma Boykiw - September 20th (Former Resident) Eldon Beemer - September 12th John Azmus - September 3rd Wesley Dappen - September 1st Wilma Russell - August 30th Cecil Gillispie – July 21st (Former Resident) Carl Tuchalski – July 17th Hazel Johnston - July 10th Carl Tuchalski – July 17th Cecil Gillispie – July 21st (Former Resident) Al Allen - July 2nd Jim Noonan - June 27th Phil Knautz - April 26th. Bob Schmitz - April 18th Betty Zoettl – April 4th (Former Resident) Stanley Smith - March 30th James Richardson - Feb 28th (Former Resident) Pat Laughter - Feb 15th Charlie Loucks - Jan 29th Evah Martin - Jan 27th Jack McNair - Jan 10th (Former Resident)

Activities: Special (2023 Summer) Additional Details Karaoke (PERIODIC) Clint Wundelich: Celebration of Life (2023-06-17) COMPLETE Calling All Dogs and Cats (PERIODIC) Pool & Hot Tub (2023-04-15 thru 19) COMPLETE Karaoke (PERIODIC) *************** Karaoke (September 22, 2 023 ) COMPLETE Sent 2023-09-19: REMINDER: Karaoke this Friday (09-22-23) - This Friday is Karaoke, September 22, in the Hall. Doors open at 4 and singing begins around 4:30. Every singer will be put into a drawing for door prizes. Start thinking about songs you’d like to sing or have sung. BYOB, but there might be some free stuff, too. No need to bring food, but you can if you want. Dancing is encouraged. You don’t have to participate, but it sure is nice to have people there supporting those that are. You can’t beat the price, because it’s free. Hope to see you there! - Randy Davis Sent 2023-09-06: Karaoke scheduled for Friday, Sep 22 - Karaoke is Friday, September 22, in the Hall. Doors open at 4 and singing begins around 4:30. BYOB, but there might be some free stuff, too. No need to bring food, but you can if you want. Dancing is encouraged. You don’t have to participate, but it sure is nice to have people there supporting those that are. Hope to see you there! - Randy Davis Karaoke (June 23, 2023 ) COMPLETE Sent 2023-06-21: Karaoke this Friday - Karaoke is this Friday in the Hall. Doors open at 4 and singing begins around 4:30. BYOB, but there might be some free stuff, too. No need to bring food, but you can if you want. D ancing is encouraged and line-dancing will absolutely be happening. You don’t have to participate, but it sure is nice to have people there supporting those that are. Hope to see you there! - Randy Davis Karaoke (April 28, 2023 ) COMPLETE *************** Clint Wunderlich: Celebra tion of Li f e (June 17, 2023 ) CO MPLETE Sent 2023-06-12: Clint Wunderlich celebration of life - Celebration of life for Clint Wunderlich Saturday June 17, 2023 At: Retzlaff Hall >>> 1:00pm The family would like everyone to join them even if you knew Clint or not. They want this to be a casual (party) and celebration because this is what Clint wanted done. With laughter and music! Please join with your smile in person or in spirit. There will be music and maybe a little Dancing to be enjoyed by everyone. The family has lots of food and drinks ordered for everyone so come hungry! And enjoy the many different drinks the families has ordered. Thank you, - Vicky Krueger, Woman’s Club Sent 2023-05-23: Clint Wunderlich celebration of life meeting - If any ladies are interested in helping with Clint’s celebration of life, we are going meet in the library on Wednesday May 24th at 2pm. Celebration will be held Saturday June 17th. - Women’s Club, Vicky Krueger Clint Wundelich: Celebration of Life (2023-06-17) COMPLETE Calling All Dogs and Cats (PERIODIC) *************** Calling All Dogs an d Ca ts (Aug 23, 2023) COMPLETE Sent 2023-08-20: Calling All Dogs and Cats too - Hey Everyone - Sandra Delaunay will be coming to the Estates on Wednesday, August 23rd, 2023, to take care of your pet's nails. She will be starting at 12:30 pm. The cost is ten dollars per pet. Please text Sandra and she will schedule your appointment. Sandra's number is 956-226-9919. Sandra will come to your home. Thanks.- Marian Young 719-468-4556 Calling All Dogs and Ca ts (July 5, 2023) COMPLETE Sent 2023-06-30: Calling All Dogs and Cats - Hey Everyone, Sandra Delaunay will be coming to the Estates on Wednesday, July 5th, 2023, to take care of your pet's nails. She will be starting at 1:00 pm. The cost is ten dollars per pet. Please text Sandra and she will schedule your appointment. Sandra's number is 956-226-9919. Sandra will come to your home. Thanks, - Marian Young, 719-468-4556 Calling All Dogs and Cats too! (May 16, 2023) COMPLETE Sent 2023-05-11: Calling All Dogs and Cats too! - Hey Everyone, Sandra Delaunay will be coming to the Estates on Tuesday, May16th, 2023, to take care of your pet's nails. She will be starting at 11:00 am. The cost is ten dollars per pet. Please text Sandra and she will schedule your appointment. Sandra's number is 956-226-9919. Sandra will come to your home. Thanks, Marian Young 719-468-4556 Pool & Hot Tub (2023-04-15 thru 19) COMPLETE *************** Pool & Hot Tub Closed ( M ay 15-1 9 , 2023 ) CO MPLETE Sent 2023-05-20: Pool Update (Saturday May 20) - Hi: A Saturday morning update on pool. Pool is ready to use---Enjoy!! The hot tub can be used, but the jet are off! The motor that runs the jets is the one that has parts ordered. Hopefully by Monday!!! Thanks everyone for your patience. - Jim Kennedy Sent 2023-05-19: Pool Update - Hi: Quick progress report on pool and hot tub!! There was a tear in one of the filters and that has been ordered. Lalo has worked his tail off switching filters to get things in line as quickly as possible. To get things done the “right way” – let’s put off using the pool for another day. When I get the green light, I’ll let you know. Hope it will be worth the wait!!! Thanks again for you patience. Jim Kennedy Sent 2023-05-19: Pool Update - FYI - Jim sent this to me yesterday at 4 PM but I was unable to get it sent out. Beth ******************* Hi: Because of weather and some glitches that have popped up with filters and pumps, am sorry to say the pool and hot tub will not be open Friday. The good news is that both the hot tub and pool look great! With the addition of some chemicals and tender care everything should be soon back to normal. Thank you everyone for your patience while this is being done!!!!! - Jim Kennedy Sent 2023-05-09 : Pool and Hot Tub Closed - Pool And Hot Tub will be Closed for Cleaning Pool and Hot Tub Is going to be completely drained and cleaned with Acid Solution next week Mon-Thurs May 15-18 We will update you on Thursday with the status of Maintenance -- Thank you Jim Kennedy Back to Top

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) Winter: Oct 2025 thru Mar 2026 (IN PROCESS) 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. 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 Back to Top COMPLETE Summer: 04-01-2025 thru 09-30-2025 Mtgs/Activity/Clubs Details: Summary Special Golf Events Back to Top 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) Back to Top COMPLETE Summer: 04-01-2024 thru 09-30-2024 Mtgs/Activity/Clubs Details: Summary of Activities/Meetings Activities/Meetings Details Back to Top 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) Back to Top 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) Back to Top 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 Back to Top 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 Back to Top 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

THIS PAGE CONTAINS SEPO NEWSLETTERS FROM THE 2021-2022 SEASON. Articles for the Monthly Newsletter (published Oct thru Mar) are due to ( seponewsletter@gmail.com ) by the 24th of each month in order to be published for the following month. Go directly to the Year-Month Newsletter you are looking for and click on the 'News Icon". *************************** SU NSHINE NEWSLETTER March 2022 HAPPY St. Patrick's DAY *************************** SU NSHINE NEWSLETTER February 2022 HAPPY VALENTINES DAY *************************** SU NSHINE NEWSLETTER January 2022 HAPPY NEW YEAR *************************** SUNSHINE NEWSLETTER December 2021 MERRY CHRISTMAS *************************** SUNSHINE NEWSLETTER November 2021 HA PPY THANKSGIVING *************************** SUNSHINE NEWSLETTER October 2021 Welcome Back Winter Texans & HAPPY HALLOWEEN Back to Top

Here you will find E-Mails that have been sent to the SEPO Community in Feb 2019. Sent 02-28-2019: Men's Golf Tournament - Due to the impending nasty weather on next Monday and Tuesday ( 3/4 & 3/5), the Men's Golf Tournament Will be postponed until the following Monday and Tuesday (3/11 & 3/12). The regular Tuesday Men's Golf will be available for those hearty souls that wish to play on March 5th. Mark Owen Sent 02-28-2019: 2020 Rental Needed - Residents, we have sold our home here but would like to rent a place for the months of Feb & March next year. Please call us at 713-239-1327 if you have anything available. Thanks, Linda & Russell Abernethy Sent 02-28-2019: ELECTION RESULTS - OFFICIAL COUNT - Ballots cast: 266 Covenants proposals: Annual Assessment Change: 85, failed Golf Course Fence : 175, failed C.A.R.E. : 55, failed Gate proposal: 81, failed Directors: Jerry Utterback, 140, elected Mark Owen, 134, elected Frank Tewell, 134, elected Larry Keller, 115 Grace Clark, 85 Tiffany Prater, 68 Marian Young, 62 Roy Robbins. 59 John Chajec (Board Secretary) Sent 02-28-2019: St. Pat's Day Party - Mark Your Calendar! You are all invited to attend the St. Pat's Day Celebration on Sunday, March 17. Be sure to have your Green on. The fun starts at 4 PM in the Pavilion. Please bring finger food to share with your friends and neighbors. Liquid refreshment will be provided (until the well runs dry!). Hope to see you there. Derek McFee Sent 02-27-2019: LOST CAT HAS COME HOME - WHEW - Bosley came walking up our driveway looking like he just woke up from a nap. Only he knows where he was! Thanks to everyone who was out there looking with us. Mike and Nancy Garrett ____________________________________________________________________________ Sent 02-27 -2019: LOST CAT IN SUNSHINE - LOST CAT, Mike and Nancy Garrett, gray cat got out of house, please keep an eye out for him, no collar, gray thin old cat. His name is Bosley. Thank you....816-797-4937 Sent 02-27-2019: W. Montana Road Closure - On Thursday, February 28th, the City of Harlingen will have W. Montana Ave. closed for the entire day for construction at 2016 W. Montana. Ave. This will prohibit thru traffic on W. Montana Ave. The city has assured us that the work will be completed in one day. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. Larry & Lehua Keller Sent 02-26-2019: Casino Night Thanks you - Well, another successful Casino night has come and gone! We would just like to thank everyone for their support of this event, not only this year but over the past 6 years! We never knew that Casino night would grow into such a popular event, but we are sure glad it did. Without the large number of volunteers it takes to run this event, our success would not have been possible. We are so grateful to all who have volunteered their time, effort and financial support to our Casino night. As well as to all of our Sponsors and all who attended our event and helped to make it one fun and exciting evening! Thank you as well to all who sing our praises, it is very much appreciated but humbling. Because it really does "take a village" and what a village we have here in Sunshine Estates. Please keep supporting the Women's Club events, as well as all the other events that make our community so fun and vibrant! See y'all around Sunshine and thanks again! Most sincerely Dale Hopfner & Sherri Gardner Past Casino night co-chairs Sent 02-26-2019: SEPO Mar 2019 Newsletter - This Newsletter can be found on the Web site here . Sent 02-26-2019: BIBLE STUDY/MOVIE GROUP - As announced last evening, our next meeting will be Monday night March 11th, NOT NEXT WEEK Mar 4th. I will post notices and e-mail regarding the meeting on March 11th. QUESTIONS CALL Warren 314 719 6532 Sent 02-26-2019: In Memoriam pages on Web site - Today I finally got around to 'starting' the "In Memoriam" section of the Web site (www.sunshinecountryclub.com/in-memoriam ). It's taking longer than I had anticipated so I'm calling it quits for tonight. I do have the years 2017 to 2019 out there and plan to add names back to 2009 as was listed on the previous Web site that Stan Nelson had maintained. If you see anyone missing or anything else that might need corrected, please let me know. Beth Parrish Sent 02-26-2019: Names of Deceased - Please make a note everyone of the fact that Valerie in the office will be keeping the names of all residents or former residents that we lose during the year. So if you know of anyone who dies, please notify Valerie. Thank You Dick Shelton SEPO Board President Sent 02-25-2019: CORRECTION: Crafty Creations Class Signup on Web Site - Hi - This is Beth. In my haste to help Heidi get her reminder e-mail out, I inadvertently had a typo in the Web site address where the details are listed. It should have been (www.sunshinecountryclub.com/special-acty-details ). Scroll down the page to view the details. You know what they say "haste makes waste". Sorry about that. Beth Parrish Sent 02-25-2019: REMINDER: Crafty Creations Class Signup - Just a reminder that signup for the Crafty Creations Class started this morning at 9 AM in the Library. All the info you need to make your craft choice is posted there and on the Web site (www.sunshinecountryclub.com/special-acty-details ). Sign up early as class size is limited. We're going to have LOTS OF FUN !! -Heidi Dill :0] Sent 02-25-2019: March Newsletter Deadline - Residents, it's that time again to get your items to me for the March Newsletter. Please have them to me by the 26th at seponewsletter@gmail.com . Once I have received your articles I will send a message back to you so that you know that I have in fact gotten it. This will be the last issue for this season. Thanks, Linda Abernethy, Editor Sent 02-24-2019: Men's Golf Tournament - The Men's Golf Tournament is Monday and Tuesday, March 4th and 5th. There is a sign up sheet on the Men's Golf bulletin board. If you are planning to play in the tournament, please place a check mark beside your name by the end of the day on Friday, March 1st. Mark Owen President Men's Golf Sent 02-24-2019: GUYS and DOLLS GOLF TOURNAMENT - GET READY -- on Friday and Saturday March 22nd and 23rd there will be a GUYS and DOLLS golf tournament. Teams will be made up of -- guess -- yes, one male and one female. Play will follow typical scramble format, although rules will be published to avoid any confusion. Three sign-up sheets for golfers will be posted in the lounge on March 5th. One, for a Guy and a Doll (a team) who already know they will play as a team, and fees will be tendered. (cash) Another, for an unmatched GUY. And, a third, for an unmatched DOLL. These last two lists will include space for phone numbers so that teams can be arranged by the individuals. Fees will not be paid until a team is established and the main list is signed, and names scratched from the individual lists. Dinner and awards for CTP and score will take place on Saturday, early evening. The food served, (pre-plated buffet style) will be provided by Dave's BBQ on Commerce street. The $20 golf fee includes the dinner. Residents who wish to come for the ‘dinner only’ are certainly welcome for a cost of $11. This is what we know so far. Keep your eyes on the Bulletin Boards in the Library and other Community News sources for further details. (Questions? Gus Elliott 618-377-2813) Sent 02-24-2019: CORRECTION: Craft Creations Club (Class Info) - Hi All - When helping Heidi send out her info earlier about the Crafty Creations Club first class I goofed on the first class DAY. It is: • First Class: Monday, March 18 from 1-3 PM AND • Second Class: Friday, March 29 from 10 AM to Noon I have also corrected the Web site pages referred to in the previous e-mail - see below for those links . Heidi currently has the info on the easel in the Library with the signup beginning at 9 AM on Monday, Feb 25. Sorry for any confusion this may have caused. She hopes for a great turnout for this new venture. Please come out and support her. Beth Parrish Sent 02-23-2019: Casino Night Tickets for Sale - 2 tickets to tonight’s Casino Night event for sale. Call Lehua at 615-260-0426 Sent 02-23-2019: Craft Creations Club (Class Info) - Hello Sunshine Peeps!! I’m starting a new club in our Estates, called Crafty Creations! It’s for all those interested in maybe learning something new, or for those who just need to get your “craft fix”!! There will be two classes to create your first Craft - First Class: Monday, March18 from 1-3 PM Second Class: Friday, March 29 from 10 AM to Noon Our first project will be a Clay Pot Lighthouse. Since our e-mail system can't forward attachments it is posted on the Web site under UPCOMING EVENTS (www.sunshinecountryclub.com/special-acty-details ) and under Amenities (www.sunshinecountryclub.com/amenities ). The picture is of the large model of the Lighthouse. You will choose the size you wish to create. The poster containing additional information i.e. signup, costs etc. is also displayed. Sorry, each class is limited to the first 25 people who are registered and paid (cash only). If you do not pay immediately when signing up the next person on the list takes your spot. Registration opens at 9 AM on Monday, Feb 25 in the Library. Hope you will join us!!! -Heidi Dill :0] Sent 02-22-2019: Squares/Bars for Casino night - To all the ladies that have volunteered to make squares/bars for Casino Night, please remember to please make something that is not too sticky and needs no refrigeration. It's really helpful if you line the pan with parchment first, so much easier to get it out of the pan when your doing 18 pans. Please bring to Retzlaff Hall between 9 & 10 am tomorrow. If I'm not there when you deliver, please mark your name on the pan so I can keep track. Thanks to you all, Linda Abernethy Sent 02-22-2019: Big Can Collection for Loaves & Fishes - Can we build a pyramid of cans in the Library? Loaves & Fishes gratefully welcomes our donations of gallon size cans of fruit & vegetables. Please bring your cans to the Library February 25th – March 22nd. Thank you in advance for your generous donation. Lorraine Lewis & Eileen Anderson Sent 02-22-2019: 2-Page Activity Sheet - You wouldn't think that the Sunshine 2018-2019 winter season 2-page Activities List would be volatile at this point in the season would you? But, OH CONTRAR, it is changing daily. So Valerie and I have been making updates and we believe we have finalized everything we have been informed about. She will have copies available in the office soon if you absolutely need a printed copy. I have posted the updated 2-page document on the Web site. You can find it on the Activities Overview page (www.sunshinecountryclub.com/activities ). Scroll down to the “Daily / Weekly / Monthly Activities & Meetings Overview” section and click on the Activities File. If you DON'T see the Quilt Show and you DO see the Craft Creations Classes & the Guys & Dolls Golf Tournament, you have the correct list. Watch for more info soon concerning these new activities. The 'key' has also been updated so you know where the various activities are taking place. This is hot off the press, so throw away any previous lists you may have accumulated over the season as they are now defunct (spelling?). Thanks Beth Parrish and Valerie Basaldua S ent 02-21-2019: Ticket sold - The one casino night ticket I had is sold, sorry. -heidi dill 😁 Sent 02-21-2019: One casino ticket - I have one casino night ticket available if someone would like to buy it. Text me at 307-272-2440 -heidi dill 😁 Sent 02-20-2019: House SOLD - Russell & Linda Abernethy at 4324 N Missouri St. have sold their property to a couple that are current renters here. Linda Abernethy Sent 02-20-2019: Casino night tickets Sold - My two tickets for the Casino Night event have been sold. Thank you for your interest. Hollie Pickett Sent 02-20-2019: Birding and Nature Field Trip - Just a reminder: The Sunshine Birding and Nature Club has invited everyone on a field trip/picnic. Our destination is Estero Llano Grande State Park. There is no charge from Sunshine, but the park has a $5 entry fee per person. They, also, rent binoculars for $3 if you forget yours. Our seasoned club members will be there to lead groups on short or longer walks. This is a wildlife area, so sturdy shoes are recommended (no sandals). We will leave from the library at 9:00 a.m. on Monday, February 25. Carpooling is encouraged. Please, bring your own lunch, drink, binoculars, perhaps a lawn chair as seating is limited at the park. A sign up sheet is in the library. You're welcome to come even if you forget to sign up. Jean Burgoine Sent 02-20-2019: Casino Night Tickets for Sale - We are unable to attend Casino Night on Saturday, and are selling our tickets. Please call Hollie at 6082932348 if you need tickets for this event. Hollie Pickett Sent 02-20-2019: SEPO BOARD ASSIGNMENTS 2019 - Dick Shelton, President Lyn Swonger, 1st Vice President Frank Tewell, 2nd Vice president Mark Owen, Treasurer John Chajec, Secretary Frank Tewell: Director of Common Area 1 Offices & Lounge Pavillion Pool & Hot tub Retzlaff Hall Sun Burst Bldg Clint Wunderlich: Director of Common Area 2 Drainage and Irrigation Ditches Streets and Grounds Texas Ave Jerry Utterback: Director of Common Area 3 Storage & Shop Area Shuffle Board Court Tennis Court Lyn Swonger: Director of Golf Course Golf Course Equipment Irrigation Maintenance Maintenance Area From SEPO Board (2019-2020) Sent 02-19-2019: Bible Study/Movie Group - On Monday Feb 25th at 6;00 p.m. in Retzlaf Hall we will be showing two selections from ------ " The Living Christ " Movie series:- The Beginning of the Life of Jesus:- and, Escape to Egypt Questions, call Warren Hertel 314 719 6532 Sent 02-19-2019: Joe Millsap Memorial - Just a reminder, the memorial for Joe Millsap will be held at 11 A.M tomorrow, Wednesday, February 20th, in Retzlaff Hall. Karen Baase and Mary Dronen Memorial Luncheon Committee Co-Chairs Sent 02-18-2019: Board Meeting Minutes from January 7, 2019 - The Jan 7, 2019 SEPO Board Meeting Minutes can be found here . Sent 02-18-2019: CASINO NIGHT DEALERS TRAINING CORRECTION - The Practice session for the 19th has been cancelled. The practice session for February 20th will be 2:30 and 6:30. See updated Schedule below. Monday 2/18/19 1:00 Tuesday 2/19/19 Cancelled Wednesday 2/20/19 2:30 and 6:30 Sorry for any inconvenience. Carolyn 309-253-5543 Sent 02-18-2019: Casino Dealers Reminder - Practice sessions are posted in the library. Please try to attend at least one for a refresher and to get instructions for the night of the event. Monday 2/18/19 1:00 Tuesday 2/19/19 3:00 Wednesday 2/20/19 7:00 Looking forward to seeing you. Any questions please call. Thanks for volunteering. Carolyn Anderson 309-253-5543 Sent 02-17-2019: Casino Night - Casino night is almost here!! This Saturday Feb. 23rd @ 5:30 sharp, the south side pool gate will open. Please remember to bring your tickets for entry! We will enjoy beverages and dinner in the Pavilion, so dress for the weather! At 6:30 sharp the Casino doors will open, where you will receive a voucher for your complimentary $500.00 playing chips. Find yourself a place to sit and redeem your voucher for playing chips from your dealer. Beverages, dessert bar & popcorn will be available in the Casino all evening. You will also need to bring some extra cash to purchase 50/50-share the wealth tickets, as well as tickets for our Grand prize raffle. A chance to win either - $500.00 cash - donated anonymously by some of our generous community members $500.00 Estes Park, Co. - Wildwood Inn gift certificate - donated by Lucille Younglund SPI Getaway - 2 night stay donated by Holiday Inn Express & Suites SPI plus complimentary meals at Yummies Bistro & Lobo Del Mar Café There will also be BINGO in the Library with a new exciting format!! Once you are done playing (or 9:30 when the tables close), cash in your chips with your dealer for tickets. Then place your tickets in the corresponding basket of the gift you hope to win! Most of these gifts have been donated by some of our generous community members! The draws will then start, so have Fun and Enjoy your evening! Thank you to all who donate and volunteer, we can't do this without you!! Dale Hopfner & Sherri Gardner - co-chairs and our wonderful Casino night Committee Sent 02-17-2019: Saturday Garage Sale - Dear Friends, Great turn out for yesterday. Hope you sold all your treasures - and bought some. Apologies for those who may not have made the proposed pick-up from the local Church. I received notice they had to come earlier than expected. I rode around Sunshine a little after 12n trying to give notice but may have missed some of you. On the other hand, many folks had sold out and had their stuff at curb side. We picked up all that was out about 1:15 pm. Lenore J Combs 956 245 1276 Sent 02-16-2019: CASINO DEALERS - Practice sessions are posted in the library. Please try to attend at least one for a refresher and to get instructions for the night of the event. Monday 2/18/19 1:00 Tuesday 2/19/19 3:00 Wednesday 2/20/19 7:00 Looking forward to seeing you. Any questions please call. Thanks for volunteering. Carolyn Anderson 309-253-5543 Sent 02-16-2019: Lost GPS - A friend played in the Ladies Invitational this past Wednesday. Contacted me last evening stating she had lost her Golf gps here on the course. It's a small black golf gps. Stated she thought it was a Bushnell. If anyone finds it, please leave it at the office. Thanks Judi Cripple Sent 02-16-2019: There will be a Memorial Service for Joe Millsap on Wednesday, February 20th at 11 A.M., in Retzlaff Hall. Karen Baase and Mary Dronen Memorial Luncheon Committee Co-chairs Sent 02-15-2019: Dear Friends - THE NEW CODE IS NOT IN OPERATION. Please use the current code as it is. We shall defer the new code until further notice. Humble apologies mucho. Reminder - Neighborhood Watch meeting this Monday 3pm 18 February 2019 in Retzlaffl Hall Lenore J Combs 956 245 1276 Sent 02-15-2019: Garage Sale Ad - I am joining Lenore and John Combs with my own sale items in their garage at 4137 N Minnesota on Saturday, February 16th. After many years, I am trying to thin out our collection. I am selling my Raleigh multi speed bike which was used very little and is in great condition, a tandem bike (built for two), two Skill Stop Machines with custom table and many small items. Saturday, 8 a.m. To 3 p.m. Share Nelson 309 269 0686 Sent 02-15-2019: Casino tickets for Sale - Carol Holman has 2 tickets for sale for casino night 816 520 9107. Sent 02-14-2019: Major Sunshine Web site Update - Today I have made what I consider a 'major update' to the Sunshine Web site (www.sunshinecountryclub.com ) which I hope will please many of you. Now, after you have obtained the "Resident's Only" Password you simply come back to the Web site and go to the "Password Required" Tab which is under the "Residents Only" tab. After you enter the Password one time, you will have access to all of the Resident Only information from that page. Questions - Comments - Issues: Please contact - Beth Parrish Sunshine Country Club Web site (www.sunshinecountryclub.com ) E-Mail: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 02-14-2019: STAINED GLASS CANCELED - Stained glass is canceled this Thursday, Valentines Day, because I have a date. See you next week. Cathy Chajec Sent 02-13-2019: Lost Keys Turned in Golf cart and mail key were tuned in this morning found at #4. Valerie Basaldua Office Manager Sent 02-13-2019: Casino Night Tickets for Sell by Praters - We purchased 2 Casino Tickets @ $20 apiece that we are not going to be able to use. If anyone is interested please contact us at 956-264-0355. At this time we would prefer to sell both of them at the same time. Thanks for your consideration. Tiffany and Wade Prater Sent 02-13-2019: House for Sale (Hoffman) - We have decided to sell our home and move up north to be closer to our children. Our home is at 1904 W Iowa Ave. Please contact us at 405-627-9508 for more information. Curtis and Naomi Hoffman Sent 02-12-2019: BIBLE STUDY/MOVIE GROUP - On Monday Feb 18th at 6:00 p.m. we will be showing a presentation of:-- "HOW GREAT IS OUR GOD" by Louis Giglio. What holds us together ?? This presentation could be of interest to the bible study group studying Psalms. Questions:-- Warren Hertel 314 719 6532 Sent 02-12-2019: Women’s Club Meeting - The February Women’s Club meeting is this Friday, the 15th at 9:00 am. Coffee and “sweets” provided. Remember to wear your name tag. Linda Almond, Secretary. Sent 02-12--2019: A Special Thanks - A special Thanks to the team of Volunteers who came out this dark overcast morning and made short work of removing the badly rotten, dead Cottonwood tree. It's always dicey taking down a rotted tree but with enough experienced hands, it worked out well. It was down and cleaned up in half an hour. The resident Rat will now have to find a new home. Again - Thanks to the Volunteers for a Job Well Done. Pat Harvey - Birding & Nature Club VP Sent 02-12--2019: Minnesota Get together - Minnesota residents residing in Sunshine Estates are invited to attend the annual Minnesota Get Together at the Golden Corral Thursday February 28th @ 1:30 PM. The event will include a dinner at a cost of $11.00 each. Meal tickets can be purchased from Duane and Mary Eich at 4316 N. Minnesota St. Telephone # 651-341-5004. Sent 02-10-19: Volunteers needed - Next Tuesday morning (2/12/19) at about 9:00 the Birding & Nature club will be taking down a mostly dead Cottonwood tree near the Gazebo. It'll be 60 degrees with a nice north wind to help us. We've got the saws, tractor and trailer lined up but we need volunteers to help with the project. All you need to bring is yourself and probably a pair of gloves. We look forward to seeing you there and Thank You. Pat Harvey Birding & Nature club VP. Sent 02-10-19: Sunshine Nature and Birding Club Field Trip - The Sunshine Nature and Birding Club would like to invite everyone on a field trip/ Picnic! Our destination is Estero Llano Grande State Park. There is no charge from Sunshine, but the park has a $5 entry fee per person. They also rent binoculars for $3. Our seasoned Nature and Birding Club members will be there and available to lead groups on a short or longer walk. This is a wildlife area so wear sturdy shoes for uneven ground. More information can be found on their website. https://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/estero-llano-grande We will LEAVE FROM the library AT 9:00 a.m. SHARP, on February 25th, Monday. Please bring your own lunch, drink and you may want to bring lawn chairs as seating is limited at the park. A sign up sheet will be in the library soon. If you have questions feel free to call Club secretary, Irene 214 549 3993. If I don't know the answer I will find it. We hope you can join us! Irene Phillips Sent 02-09-19: Good Neighbor Golf Tournament Banquet - Additional Details - Drinks Before Dinner Tonight for GNGT - Drinks that would have been available to you today had we played golf will be available beginning at 4:30 PM in the Pavilion area, prior to opening the Retzlaff Hall doors, at 5:15 PM for the Good Neighbor Golf Tournament Awards dinner. Tony Tramel GNGT Chairperson Sent 02-09-2019: Good Neighbor Golf Tournament Rounds for Saturday are Canceled - The scheduled 3rd day of the Good Neighbor Golf Tournament has been canceled due to weather conditions. It is too cold and wet today. The Awards Banquet is tonight at Retzlaff Hall for those who played and their paid guests. Doors will open at 5:15pm and serving is scheduled to begin at 5:30pm. As you enter the hall please select a seat where you want to enjoy your meal in order to ensure the place settings are maintained. We will have a full house tonight. We have had two great days of golf, (well maybe just one weather wise), and we will finish off with the Awards Banquet tonight. Tony Tramel GNGT Chairman Sent 02-08-2019: Womens Golf Guest Day - Just another reminder to ladies living in Sunshine Country Club Estates. We welcome all ladies to play in our Golf League Guest Day Tournament on Wed. Feb 13th. Sign up sheet will be on bulletin board in Lounge until noon on Monday the 11th. $2 per person. Always a fun time so come and join us. Donna Sent 02-08-2019: GNGT Pelican - During the GNGT play in the PM on Thu this beautiful pelican graced us with it's presence on Hole #8. It swam around the pond for quite a while before taking a stroll around the pond's edge. Thank You Lehua for this beautiful shot. Beth Parrish Sent 02-08-2019: Garage Sale update - Dear Friends, I have had several inquiries about the garage sale. It is not an "official" SCCE sale, however, several of us have placed an ad in the "Bargain Book". You are welcome to jump in. Garage Sale multiple family, etc etc Saturday 16 Feb 8a 3p - will be posted on the 13th. The Methodist Church will do a pick-up at 4pm on Saturday - just leave your treasures at curbside in bags. If you have large items for pick up we need to know in advance so they can have sufficient help. You may sign up with your comments in the Lounge or call me with your intentions. I will request a random NW patrol all day.. Lenore J Combs 956 245 1276 Sent 02-06- 2019: Javelina - Just a heads up for folks walking near the pond on Minnesota—a javelina was sighted behind Lassey Dahlstrom’s house today. Laurel Becker Sent 02-06- 2019: CORRECTION --- BIBLE STUDY/MOVIE GROUP - CORRECTION for Monday night Feb 11 at Retzlaf Hall at 6:00 p.m. The movie that will be shown is:- " RUTH" not Esther as previously published. Sorry for this miscue. Ruth is from a stage production of Sight and Sound. Question Warren Hertel 314 719 6532 Sent 02-06- 2019: Dumping in the Storage Area - It has been brought to our attention that the dump area in the storage has bee improperly used. That area is solely for brush and tree limbs , no wood or any other unauthorized material. Thank you so much and have a blessed day!! Valerie Basaldua Office Manager Sent 02-05- 2019: Casino tickets - There are a couple of Casino tickets left if anyone is interested. Call Deb Robins @ 956-230-3115 while they last, as we will NOT be selling in the Library tomorrow. Thank you for your support! Casino Committee Sent 02-05- 2019: BIBLE STUDY/MOVIE GROUP - On Monday Feb 11th at 6:00 p.m. in Retzlaf Hall we will be showing the movie: "ESTHER" The compete stage production by Sight and Sound Theater Questions:-- Warren Hertel 314 719 6532 Sent 02-04- 2019: Casino night tickets - There are a few Casino night tickets left. They will be sold tomorrow, Tuesday February 5th in the Library from 10am - noon, $20.00 each. Casino night committee Sent 02-03- 2019: Casino night dealers - DEALERS for CASINO NIGHT---Tickets go on sale tomorrow and Tuesday. Tickets for dealer and spouse/guest are set aside for you. When purchasing your tickets let them know you are a dealer and they will check your name on the list. Practice sessions will be set up the week prior to the event. Dates and times will be posted in the library. Your volunteer participation is sincerely appreciated and helps to make this event fun and successful. Thank you, Carolyn Anderson 309-253-5543 Sent 02-03- 2019: SEPO Jan 2019 Financials on Web - Depending on which e-mail system you use you may not be able to view clearly the three SEPO Financial Reports that I just sent out for John Chajec (SEPO Treasurer). If you would like to view the 'document' version of this information it is now available on the Sunshine Web site (www.sunshinecountryclub.com ) under the 'Residents Only' tab. I have added a new Tab called 'SEPO Financials: By Year'. If you have any questions about the Web site don't hesitate to contact Beth Parrish. Questions about the data in the reports should be directed to John. Beth Parrish E-Mail: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 02-03- 2019: E-mails containing SEPO Jan 2019 Financials - The following reports: JAN 2019 DIRECTORS REPORTS ADDITIONAL SEPO JAN 2019 EXPENSES BALANCES PER Jan 31, 2019 BANK STATEMENTS can be found by following the instructions detailed in the e-mail above this one entitled "SEPO Jan 2019 Financials on Web" Beth Parrish 314-960-6710 Sent 02-03- 2019: Sue Trahan - Dear Friends, With sadness, I report that Sue Trahan died peacefully yesterday, the 2nd of February. There will be no service. Lenore J Combs Sent 02-01-2019: Updated Resident & Renter Confidential Documents Now on Web site - I have updated the following documents and they can now be found on the Web site under the ‘Residents Only’ Tab (www.sunshinecountryclub.com/residents-only ). Directory – Residents Directory – Renters (still in the process of being finalized, so if you have any updates get them to both Valerie and I) E-Mail Address – Residents If you still need the password to access this information, just follow the instructions on the Web page I pointed you to above. If you see ANYTHING in ANY of these documents that isn’t accurate, please notify me ASAP at sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com and I will get it corrected and synced with Valerie. I hope everyone gets some benefits from utilizing these documents ongoing. Beth Parrish sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com Sent 02-01-2019: LOST KEYS turned in to Office - A SET OF KEYS WERE TURNED INTO OFFICE Valerie Basaldua Office Manager Sent 02-01--2019: Garage Sale Saturday 16 February 2019 8am 3pm - Dear Friends, You are invited....... John and I are having a Garage Sale on Saturday the 16th of February from 8am til 3pm. Millie Noonan and I will plan for a Church pick-up at 4pm for most unsold treasures. All you do is bag or box up your unsold stuff and leave it at curb side. If you have large things such as a couch etc., let us know ahead off time for these special arrangements. Neighborhood Watch will have a random patrol all day and HPD/Combes PD will be asked to do a ride about as well. Lenore J Combs 956 245 1276 Back to Top

See What Happened at the Activities in past years. ************************************************************** Event: Golf Cart Parade Date: 04-19-2020 Day / Time: Sunday / 6:30 PM Details: See details and pictures below. *************** YOU'RE INVITED: Golf Cart Parade Let's have a Golf Cart Parade on Sunday 4/19 at 6:30. I’ve been told that the temperature is going to be 101 on Sunday so we are starting at 6:30, hoping for a cooldown with a slight breeze! I hope this works for everyone and hope to see you at the front parking area in front of the office around 6:30. Should be fun and a way to get out and see our neighbors without breaking the social distancing rules. Wear your masks!! Kay Sluyter I think everyone should be able to view this video. If you can't please contact Beth (314-960-6710) https://www.facebook.com/ernest.smith.18488/videos/10223169850138464/ See Participants Here (Spectators are after Participants) See Spectators Here ************************************************************** Event: Quilt Show (via Cart, Car, Bike or Foot) Date: 04-13-2020 Day / Time: Monday / 4 to 7 PM Club: Killer Bees Quilters Details: See details and a few pictures below. Pictures: Click HERE to see all of the pictures sent to the Web site Admin *************** YOU'RE INVITED: Outdoor Quilt Show On Monday, April 13 from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm, the Killer Bees will try to bring some cheer to Sunshine Estates. We will be having an outdoor, drive-by (walk-by, bicycle-by) Quilt Show. Please keep in mind that this is for Estates residents only and please keep in mind social distancing. With the new Cameron County rules, face masks are needed if you are outdoors. Also, keeping safety in mind, PLEASE DO NOT TOUCH THE QUILTS . Even if you have not registered with us, you are welcome to join us by hanging a quilt on your porch, etc. Below you will see just a FEW of the beautiful quilts that were on display. Click HERE to see many, many more. REMEMBER: Click HERE to see all of the pictures sent to the Web site Admin ************************************************************** Event: Shrimp Boil and Mardi Gras Date: 03-13-2020 Day: Friday Club: Women's Club Co-Chairs: Cathy Chajec & Linda Jones ************************************************************** Event: Goofy Golf & Picnic Date: 11-18-2018 Day: Sunday Club: Women's Club Co-Chairs: Janis & Derek McFee Watch a video of some of the Goofy Golf efforts. ************************************************************** Event: Saying Goodbye to the Tree on TX Ave Date: Dec 2018 Day: Monday Organizer: Pat Harvey ************************************************************** Event: Casino Night Date: 02-23-2019 Day: Saturday Club: Women's Club Co-Chairs: Dale Hopfner & Sherri Gardner Thanks to all of the great volunteers and especially the Co-Chairs, who helped make this Another Successful Casino Night! ************************************************************** Event: Crafty Creations by Heidi (Lighthouse) Date: 03-18-2019 & 03-29-2019 Day: Wednesday & Friday Club: Crafty Creations by heidi Chairperson: Heidi Dill Currently all other Lighthouse pictures can be found by clicking here . Back to Top

"PREVIOUS" Men's Golf League Officers Men's Golf Leader: Summer 2023 Matt Lyne Background of why Matt filled this position during this timeframe. March 2021 - March 2023 Rocky Lockwood Matt Lyne (March 2019 - March 2021) Mark Owens - President & Secretary/Treasurer No Vice President Stan Nelson - (Handicaps & Pairings) Current Officers Back to Top