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

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Activities - Women's Club ( 2019-2020: Winter) Additional Details COMPLETE Resident Photo Directory - Web site (April 2020) Sent 2020-04-16: YAY - Resident Photos on Web site - Well all - I hope you are as excited about the final product as I am. I will have to say I learned a lot about the Web site during this process. One thing is - I did find there's lots of Shapes, Sizes, Color etc that I can change if anyone wants to make constructive suggestions to anything I've done with the photos. I have uploaded all of the Resident Photos that were included in the 2020 Photo Book. This page also includes: any New Homeowners who were not yet our neighbors when the book was being created any Homeowners who have either sold their homes in Sunshine since there picture was taken or have passed away. https://www.sunshinecountryclub.com/directory-photos I also created a page of ONLY new Sunshine Residents during 2020, provided to me by the Office Manager Valerie. https://www.sunshinecountryclub.com/directory-pics-new-residents For ease in finding these pages, I have included the direct links above. Ongoing these pages can be found by going to https://www.sunshinecountryclub.com/residents-only and following the links provided. If you need assistance with anything at all concerning this, please give me a call. Please feel free to let me know if you have any suggestions on the format, etc of these photo pages. And again, I hope you like them. ENJOY Beth Parrish SEPO Web site Admin E-Mail: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2020-03-14: Resident Photos on Web site - Today I got copies from Debbie Robins of all of the resident photos that were put in the Photo Directory. My intent is to eventually get them on the Web site - somehow. With that said I will be working on this endeavor over the summer and will let everyone know when I have completed it. I'm just too pooped to work on it now and I want to do a good job with it. Thanks for your patience. Beth Parrish SEPO Web site Admin E-Mail: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2020-03-14: Resident photos on Web site - Today I got copies from Debbie Robins of all of the resident photos that were put in the Photo Directory. My intent is to eventually get them on the Web site - somehow. With that said I will be working on this endeavor over the summer and will let everyone know when I have completed it. I'm just too pooped to work on it now and I want to do a good job with it. Thanks for your patience. Beth Parrish SEPO Web site Admin E-Mail: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Back to Top COMPLETE Resident Photo Directory - Hard Copy (March 2020) Sent 2020-03-24: DISREGARD: Resident Photo Directories for Purchase - Based on the Board Response to the Court Order that was just sent out via SEPO e-news to the Community, there will NOT be any photo directories for purchase in the office at this time. Watch for futures updates concerning their availability. Beth Parrish (for Terry DeBackere) Sent 2020-03-24: Resident Photo Directories for Purchase - Later this week there will be 10 photo directories available for purchase in the office for anyone who didn't purchase one originally or if you would like to have multiple books. The cost of each book is $15. Terry DeBackere Sent 2020-03-14: Resident Photo Directory Thank You - I (and I hope others have done so as well) would like to thank the Resident Photo Directory Committee and any others who worked on creating the beautiful directory. Chris Price Sent 2020-03-14: Photo Directories not picked up - Thanks to everyone who picked up their photo directories in the library today. Those of you who still need to pick yours up can get them from Terry at 4324 N Kansas St. Terry DeBackere Sent 2020-03-14: REMINDER: Resident Photo Directories have arrived - The Resident Photo Directories have arrived. If you purchased one (or more) they wil be distributed Saturday @1:00pm in the Library. Debbie Robins Sent 2020-03-14: REMINDER, Resident Photo Directories have arrived - REMINDER: The Resident Photo Directories have arrived. If you purchased one (or more) they wil be distributed Saturday @1:00pm in the Library. Debbie Robins Sent 2020-03-12: Resident Photo Directories have arrived - The Resident Photo Directories have arrived. If you purchased one (or more) they wil be distributed Saturday @1:00pm in the Library. Debbie Robins Sent 2020-03-04: REMINDER: Photo Directory - Individual Pics etc for Sale - As posted in the March Newsletter, the Sunshine Photo Directory Committee is offering various items for purchase (until End of Day, Friday, March 6) : A 5x7 for $4 An 8x10 for $5 The picture file (*jpg file) to do with whatever you like for $5 There are so many great photos. Get your order in! If I am not home, please put your money in an envelope with your name and what you would like to order. Deborah Robins Sent 2020-02-26: Resident Photos available for purchase - For those of you who had your photos taken for the Resident Photo Directory and would like a copy, please call Debbie at 956.230.3115. Or bring money to 4129 N Minnesota. A 5x7's is $4 and an 8x10 is $5. Dealine for purchase is 'End of Day' Friday, Mar 6. All proceeds will go to the Women’s Club! Debbie Robins Sent 2020-02-11: Photo Directory: If you missed getting your picture taken - Some of you have been asking if you could send in a photo if you: weren't physically at Sunshine during the photo sessions the last couple of weeks were here and couldn't get to a session changed your mind about wanting to be in the photo book after the sessions were complete It has been decided that the answer is YES. But you need to do it very quickly. Tasteful pictures can be sent to Deb Robins at by Friday, Feb 14 end of day. Please include your: Names(s) Address at Sunshine Phone Number(s) The Photo Directory Committee Sent 2020-02-11: REMINDER: Photo Directory payments due - Just a reminder.......Anyone wanting one of the new soft-cover Sunshine Resident Photo Directories needs to get their payments to Terry DeBackere, Deb Robins or Sue Swidryk by the end of the week. Work is going great on the book thanks to Deb Robins and it is almost ready to send to the publisher. Thank you for your support in this project. Terry DeBackere & Rest of the Committee This was the Information Poster hanging in the Library. Hope you didn't forget to Sign Up for the Day/Time you wanted to get your picture taken. Sent 2020-01-31: Photo Directory Encouragement - Hey there! This is heidi dill 😁 I just wanted to encourage each person living at Sunshine Country Club Estates to please, please, please get your photo taken for the directory!! Even if you don’t want to purchase a copy. 😊 When we first moved here, we knew very few people. The photo directory was a tremendous help in learning who our new neighborhood family was. Now there are so many more new faces here whom I’d love to get to know better! Thanks!! And thank you to the committee working so hard to complete this book!!! Sent 2020-01-30: Resident Photo Directory – Signup Info & Status Update - Please read this Entire Notice thoroughly. Taking residents' photos (and their pet's, if they wish) for the Sunshine Photo Directory is in full swing. The first two days are complete and lots of you came out to get your picture taken. Thank you. If you aren't on the list yet, please go to the library and get your names out there. AND know this; the committee has discussed calling those of you who haven't signed up yet. We know you don't want that to happen - right? The remaining Photo sessions are - Friday January 31: 10 am - 2 pm Saturday February 1: 1 pm - 4 pm Sunday February 2: 1 pm - 4 pm When Coming For Your Photo Shoot, Please Bring With You - A piece of paper containing your: Names(s), Sunshine Address & Phone Number(s) $15 Cash for ‘each’ bound soft-cover book you wish to purchase. (Purchase not required) If you have any questions, please feel free to call Sue Swidryk at 847.452.7804 or Terry DeBackere at 309.714.4743. Sincerely, your friends: Sue Swidryk, Terry DeBackere, Deb Robins & Beth Parrish Sent 2020-01-25: REMINDER: Resident Photo Directory - Starting Sunday, Jan 26, the committee will be taking pictures of residents (and your furry friends, if you wish) for the SUNSHINE RESIDENT PHOTO DIRECTORY . If you haven’t signed up yet for the day & time you want to get your picture taken, you need to do so quickly. Please note that each appointment is in five minutes intervals. So please be on time, ready when it’s your time and bring your patience. Here is a list of dates & time to choose from: Sunday January 26th: 11-3 Tuesday January 28th: 12-4 Friday January 31: 10-2 Saturday February 1st: 1-4 Sunday February 2nd: 1-4 What You Need To Bring With You – A piece of paper containing your: Your Names(s), Your Sunshine Address, Your Phone Number(s) $15 Cash for ‘each’ bound soft-cover book you wish to purchase. The book will not only contain resident pictures. The plan is to also include pictures of Sunshine Activities/Events that have taken place. NOTE: We are collecting when you get you picture taken because we need to prepay the company creating the books. Any proceeds from the sale of the books will go to the Women's Club. If you are hesitant about whether you want to get your picture taken, just think how nice it will be to just pick up the picture book and identify all of your Sunshine Friends & Neighbors. If you have any questions, please feel free to call Sue Swidryk at 847.452.7804 or Terry DeBackere at 309.714.4743. Sincerely, your friends Terry DeBackere, Sue Swidryk, Deb Robins & Beth Parrish Sent 2020-01-19: The Residents directory - Hi Friends! It’s that time again for us to start working on our resident directory. We will be taking photos for our residents, and their furry friends. Please note that each appointment will be booked every five minutes so please be ready and bring your patience. There are many dates to choose from for your convenience. Please sign up in the library as soon as possible to save your time slot/date. Here are a list of the dates: Sunday January 26th: 11-3 Tuesday January 28th: 12-4 Friday January 31: 10-2 Saturday February 1st: 1-4 Sunday February 2nd: 1-4 More information to follow regarding the cost of a hard copy. If you have any questions please feel free to call Sue at 847.452.7804 or Terry at 309.714.4743. Sincerely, your friends Terry, Sue,Beth and Deb Sent 2019-12-27 in Newsletter: Womens' Club: Resident Photo Directory - The Women's Club has been discussing creating a Resident Photo Directory in 2020. We are looking at creating a digital directory that will be placed in the Resident’s Only section of the Sunshine Web site. The ability to print this directory from the Web site is being investigated. Look for more details about this project in the coming weeks. Beth Parrish ******************** COMPLETE Shrimp Boil (03-13-2020) Sent 2020-03-16: 2020-03-16: Shrimp Boil - To All SCCE Shrimp Boil partakers: THANK-YOU!! The Shrimp Boil is over and we believe it was received with “snapping claws”! Thanks to the many hands that prepared and served the food……Karen Price, Lenore Combs, Cathleen Sunders, Marion Young, Hollie Pickett, Linda Braden, Larry and Linda Lentz, Dick Jones and Jim Kennedy. Thank-you, also to the roaster loaners…..Hollie Pickett, Kathy Wunderlich, and Diane Tewell. We have made our final tally and the Women’s Club cleared $756.96 profit from this event. We sincerely hope you enjoyed it as much as we did. Thanks for supporting the Women’s Club! Cathy Chajec & Linda Jones Sent 2020-03-12: Shrimp Boil Update (please read carefully) - Update on the Shrimp Boil…..please read! As per recent health updates, we have decided to make a couple of changes to our event. Snacks will be in individual packages. Soap and water, hand sanitizer, sanitizing hand wipes, and gloves will all be available. Carry-out containers will be also be available should you choose to not stay and eat dinner; however, the meal will still be initially served per table. Should you not be feeling well; i.e., coughing, runny nose, fever, etc., please DO NOT attend. Call one of us to retrieve your meal or have someone else bring it to you. Thanks for your understanding and cooperation! Linda 573-631-7849, Cathy 708-280-8910 Sent 2020-03-04: Shrimp Boil is Sold Out - Thanks to everyone who bought tickets to the Shrimp Boil. The event is now sold out. See you there. Linda Braden Sent 2020-03-04: Shrimp Boil Tickets - There are only TWO Shrimp Boil tickets left for sale. If you SNOOZE - you LOSE. Call me at (712) 621-4062 or stop by 1904 W Indiana Circle to purchase them. $10 apiece. Linda Braden Sent 2020-03-03: Shrimp Boil: 31 Tickets Left For Sale - After selling Physical Tickets in the Library this Mon & Tues, there are only 31 tickets left. Please contact Linda Braden @ (712) 621-4062 if you would still like to attend. Thanks Linda Sent 2020-03-03: Shrimp Boil Tickets: GET THEM TODAY WHILE THEY ARE STILL AVAILABLE - Come get your tickets today while they are still available. There will be a Women’s Club Mardi Gras Shrimp Boil Dinner in Retzlaff Hall on Friday, March 13. This event is normally held in October each season - so if you've missed it in the past - now is your chance to find out what a delicious meal you've been missing !!!!! $10 tickets will be available in the Library on Monday, March 2 and Tuesday, March 3 from 9-11 am. Seating will be by tables, with ten at each table (you may sign up as a group or just choose a table). Only 160 tickets will be sold so be sure to mark this date/time on your calendars! Happy hour/social time will begin in the pavilion at 4:30. Doors will open at 5:00 and dinner will begin as soon as everyone is seated. The menu consists of snacks, coleslaw, shrimp boil mixture (shrimp, potatoes, corn, & sausage with seasonings), bread/butter and dessert. Coffee, tea, and water will be available; otherwise, BYOB. If you have questions please call Cathy Chajec 708-280-8910 or Linda Jones 573-631-7849. Sent 2020-02-28: Women's Club: Shrimp Boil - There will be a Women’s Club Mardi Gras Shrimp Boil Dinner in Retzlaff Hall on Friday, March 13. Happy hour/social time will begin in the pavilion at 4:30. Doors will open at 5:00 and dinner will begin as soon as everyone is seated. The menu consists of snacks, coleslaw, shrimp boil mixture (shrimp, potatoes, corn, & sausage with seasonings), bread/butter and dessert. Coffee, tea, and water will be available; otherwise, BYOB. $10 tickets will be available in the Library on Monday, March 2 and Tuesday, March 3 from 9-11 am. Seating will be by tables, with ten at each table (you may sign up as a group or just choose a table). Only 160 tickets will be sold so be sure to mark this date/time on your calendars! If you have questions please call Cathy Chajec 708-280-8910 or Linda Jones 573-631-7849. ******************** COMPLETE You, Me & Alexa (03-07-2020) Sent 2020-03-09: You Me and Alexa - A sincere thanks to the cast and crew of our latest foray into the world of "theater". I had such fun working with you all. I think you were all stars! You certainly made me very proud and happy. I just read the program that Caroline Anderson (our business manager) made for the show and I'm sorry that I didn't give her the names of the creators of those fabulous costumes worn by our Las Vegas girls. They were Millie Noonan (skirts), Laurel Becker and Lisa Dahlstrom (the headdresses) and Nancy Kendrew (bras as well as behind the scene dresser). Vern Luellen, Mike Garret and John Pearcy are eagerly waiting for a call from Las Vegas ! The Women's Club has some great things planned for next season. See you there. Lassey Sent 2020-03-07: You, Me and Alexa: Program Times - For those that have tickets to the show "You, Me and Alexa" we will be serving ice cream sundaes at 6 pm in the pavilion. The pool area will be open at 6 pm so you can enjoy your treat before the show. The hall doors will not be open until 6:55 for the show at 7 pm. Vickie Jones Sent 2020-02-25: You Me & Alexa - "YOU, ME and ALEXA" Proceeds going to the SCCE Women's Club Produced and directed by our own Lassey Dahlstrom Over 35 of SCCE thespians are participating in this production $10.00 per person Virtual Ticket sales are available for you to sign up for in the Library February 24 - March 4, 2020. Seating will be limited so sign up early. 7:00 "YOU, ME and "ALEXA performance Also showing a new video of our residence and our special place here in Paradise. Immediately after performance we will serve Champagne Punch and Hors d'oevres. Any questions call 309-253-5543 Carolyn Anderson Sent 2019-12-27 (In Newsletter) You, Me & Alexa - In March we're putting on a show. Music, singing, dancing and goofing around. Who knows what'll happen! We're going to need lots of help. So far, we've got several returning artists ready to go, but we really also want to welcome all you new music lovers to join us. I would ask you personally if I knew who you were, so please don't be shy. Join the committee by signing up on Women's Club bulletin board or just come to a rehearsal (dates to be posted soon) and see if it's something you'd have fun doing. The second part of the show is the presentation of our video of Sunshine that we've been slowly putting together for a year or so. Boy, does that ever take a long time! Questions – Call or e-mail Lassey Dahlstrom ( ldahlstrom@gmail.com ) ******************** COMPLETE REMEMBER WHEN (02-22-2020) Sent 2020-02-19: Women's Club: REMEMBER WHEN Ticket Sales - DON’T MISS OUT! We are coming up to the end of virtual ticket sales for REMEMBER WHEN, the next Women’s Club program on this Saturday, February 22nd at 7:00 p.m. Sign up for virtual tickets at just $5.00 each in the library. This will be a fun evening. Any questions, call Share Nelson, 309 269 0686. Sent 2020-02-15: Women's Club Event: Remember When - Now that Valentine’s Day has passed, it’s time to advertise our next Women’s Club sponsored event to be held next Saturday evening, February 22nd. This program, entitled BACK WHEN, has been in the works since 2007 when Lassey Dahlstrom directed and produced the ALL STAR REVIEW. You will be entertained with shorts selected from six different shows produced and directed by Lassey. The most recent of which, NOW AND THEN, was produced in 2016. Some of you will see yourself and all of you will laugh and be amazed at just what people OUR age will do to entertain while having some of the best times of our lives. There is a little ‘show biz’ in most of us. You newer residents just might be inspired with some ideas of your own for the future. We start at 7:00 p.m. Virtual tickets are just $5.00 and are available in the library now. Lassey’s family is providing refreshments including champagne punch following the program. Call Share Nelson 309-269-0686 with questions. Sent 2020-01-27 (In Newsletter) Remember When - ITS SHOWTIME! FEBRUARY 22nd. One of the next events sponsored by the Women’s Club is entitled “REMEMBER WHEN” . We are having such a good time going through the videos of shows produced and directed by our own LASSEY DAHLSTROM over the years. In fact, many of us have participated in them either by performing or assisting with costumes, sets or otherwise. And now some of us are preparing for her next big show, “YOU, ME AND ALEXA” coming up in March. We have managed to bring many of those memories back into this one program – REMEMBER WHEN . It’s a Saturday night so a good night to be entertained and have a lot of laughs! As for those past performers, be prepared to take a bow once again. We’ll start at 7:00 p.m. and wind it up about 8:30 p.m. Let’s celebrate Lassey and her good works. Refreshments include wine and cheese. Watch for ticket announcement. Share Nelson ******************** COMPLETE Valentine's Day Dance: The Classics Band (02-14-2020) Sent 2020-02-12: Valentine's Day - The last day to sign up for the Valentine's Day Dinner and Dance is Thursday, Feb.13th, so hurry up to the library to sign up for an evening of fun! See event details above. Vickie Jones 262-689-7068 Sent 2020-02-05: Valentine's Day Event - A sign up sheet is in the library for the Valentine's Day Dinner and Dance to be held on Friday, Feb. 14th in Retzlaff Hall. The cost is $10.00 per person which includes pizza, salad bar and dessert. Music will be provided by The Classics Band. Bring your sweetie and enjoy a fun evening dancing the night away. Vickie Jones Newsletter: Feb 2020 - The second event will be a Valentine’s Day Dance on February 14th. There will be pizza and a salad bar plus dessert followed by a dance by The Classics Band. Look for a signup sheet in the library soon with times and cost. Vickie Jones ******************** COMPLETE SuperBowl Party (02-02-2020) Sent 2020-01-23: Women's Club: Super Bowl Party - The 2020 Super Bowl party signup sheet is posted in the library. February 2, 2020 Doors open 4 PM till game over $5.00 per person Hotdog bar Please BYOB and money for betting. Please bring an appetizer, finger food or something sweet to share. Wear your football colors, football shirts, and come! Get off your couch, your golf cart and come sign up. Signup sheet will be taken down, Thursday, January 30. Eileen Anderson & Pam Lacy Sent 2020-01-21: Women's Club: SuperBowl Party Here is some 'initial' info about the Women's Club SuperBowl Party that is being held on Sunday, Feb 2, at 4:30 in Retzlaff Hall. Sign-up will be posted Jan 24th in the library. Please wear your favorite football team attire. SuperBowl Party Committee ******************** COMPLETE New Homeowner’s Party & Dance: Music by Terry Porter Rowe (01-13-2020) Sent 2020-01-14: Thank You - Thanks to all who attended & welcomed our New Homeowners last evening. It was a near capacity attendance and hopefully a good time was had by all. A very, very special thank you to the great committee that stepped up to assist in the preparation for the party. Very truly, Denise Utterback Sent 2020-01-07: New Homeowner's Party: Hats Off - NEW HOMEOWNERS PARTY JAN. 13 LAST DAY FOR TICKET SALES- THIS THURSDAY, JANUARY 9 WEAR YOUR HATS AND NAME TAGS $10.00 PER PERSON (EXCEPTION-NEW HOMEOWNERS) COME JOIN THE FUN!! Questions? (618) 546-1417 Denise Sent 2020-01-03: NEW HOMEOWNER’S PARTY Tickets - NEW HOMEOWNER’S PARTY. JANUARY 13, 2020 @5:00 P.M. VIRTUAL TICKETS NOW ON SALE. GET EM’ WHILE THEY’RE HOT!! I HAVE HAD A FEW INQUIRIES FROM NEW RESIDENTS ABOUT “VIRTUAL TICKETS.” Please allow me to explain. Most events held here in Sunshine have virtual tickets rather than a paper ticket. The event to be held will be advertised on the EASEL in the library near the east door. There will be a signup sheet, cost for event, and corresponding money box below the easel. Sign the names of those planning to attend include cost of event, and write your name on envelope provided. Deposit envelope in money box! That is all there is to it! Your name will be placed on list of those attending and will be checked off when you arrive at door that evening. HOWEVER, THE NEW HOMEOWNER’S DO NOT PAY FOR THIS PARTY SINCE THEY ARE GUESTS OF HONOR. QUESTIONS? Please call Denise Utterback 618 546-1417 Sent 2019-12-30: NEW HOMEOWNERS PARTY - SAVE THE DATE!! New Homeowners Party, January 13, 2020 Social time 5:00 p.m. Dinner 5:30 Introductions 6:30 Dance 7:00 p.m. Please join us for an evening of fun! Virtual ticket sales Jan.3-9 in Library Questions? Please call Denise Utterback (618) 546-1417 Sent 2019-12-27 (In Newsletter) New Homeowners' Event - The Sunshine Women’s Club hosts a NEW RESIDENT EVENING each January. This event will be held January 13, 2020 in Retzlaff Hall. In staying with the party’s theme of “Hat’s Off to the New Homeowners”, please wear your favorite hat. Social time begins at 5:00 pm, with dinner (taco salad) at 5:30, followed by introduction of new residents. The evening will conclude with a dance featuring Terry Porter Rowe. Some of you might remember him from a couple years ago. So be sure and wear your dancing shoes. The cost of this event is $10. Virtual tickets will be available in the library starting Friday, Jan 3 thru Thursday, Jan 9. Please join us for an evening of fun and fellowship. Denise Utterback (Event Chairperson) ******************** CANCELLED New Year's Day Brunch (01-01-2020) (Sent 2019-12-26) News Year's Day Brunch Cancelled - Since no on signed up to chair or work on this committee, the New Year’s Day Brunch is cancelled for Jan 1, 2020. Vickie Jones omen's Club Activity Director (Sent 2019-12-08) Need Chairperson(s) - We do not have chairperson(s) to coordinate this event. So please consider chairing/volunteering or we may have to cancel it. Vickie Jones ******************** COMPLETE Christmas Dinner (12-25-2019) (Sent 2019-12-22) Christmas Dinner Signup ends today - Do you want to attend the Women's Club Christmas Dinner event? If you've already signed up - you're in good shape and we'll see you there. If you haven't signed up yet, you need to get to the library today (Sunday, 12-22) as the signup sheet is scheduled to be taken down today. Details about this dinner can be found on the Web site: https://www.sunshinecountryclub.com/wc-acty-2019-2020 Marian Young (719-468-4556) (Sent 2019-12-14) Christmas Dinner - WHAT: Celebrate Christmas with a potluck dinner WHEN: December 25th, 2019 Social Hour begins at 1:00 pm We will eat at 1:30 pm WHERE: Retzlaff Hall FOOD: We will be serving Black Forrest ham, rolls, and tea and coffee will be available Please bring a side dish or dessert to share with others COST: $5.00 per person SIGNUP: The signup sheet is in the library with envelopes for your check or cash. Marian Young (719-468-4556) for questions ******************** CANCELLED Scruffy Santa & White Elephant (12-24-2019) (Sent 2019-12-22) Scruffy Santa Cancelled - Since no one signed up to work on the Scruffy Santa committee, which was to be held the evening of Tuesday, Dec 24, this Women's Club activity has been cancelled. Mary Hendrickson (Sent 2019-12-08) Need Committee Volunteers - Mary Hendrickson has volunteered to chair this event but no one has signed up to help her. If interested or have questions please call Mary at 651-239-2307. (2019-12-01) Scruffy Santa Is - WHAT: A Christmas Eve Get-Together BYOB Share Snacks Share Fellowship Exchange White Elephant Gifts WHEN: December 24, 2019 Time TBD WHERE: Retzlaff Hall OTHER DETAILS: Suggestions welcome We could play music from the TV What Else? Mary Hendrickson at (651-239-2307) for questions ******************** COMPLETE The H.O.P.E. Tour (Remembering D-Day & Christmas) Music (12-16-2019) (Sent 2019-12-15) Christmas Concert - REMINDER - Christmas Concert Monday, December16th at 7 pm Dr. Leibert and his singers will be presenting a Christmas Concert in Retzlaff Hall. Please come and enjoy a wonderful evening of carols and other memorable songs. Vickie Jones (Sent 2019-12-08) Christmas Concert - On Monday, December 16 at 7pm we will be hosting Dr. Leibert and his singers as they perform a Christmas concert and other memorable songs for us. A freewill offering will be taken and donated to charity. So join your neighbors and friends for an evening of Christmas celebration. Vickie Jones ******************** COMPLETE Dance: DJ Doug & His Lovely Lady (12-11-2019) (2019-12-11) DJ Doug - REMINDER - DJ Doug and his Lovely Assistant - This Evening - Wednesday, December 11th at 7-10 pm $5.00 per person at the door, Retzlaff Hall BYOB and snacks Vickie Jones (2019-12-09) Reminder for DJ Doug on Wednesday evening - Don't forget that DJ Doug and his Lovely Assistant will be at Retzlaff Hall on Wednesday evening, Dec 11, from 7-10 pm for a fun evening of dancing. Bring your own snacks, beverages and don't forget your dancing shoes. The cost is $5.00 per person at the door. It will be a fun night! See you there! Vickie Jones ******************** COMPLETE Golf Cart & Bicycle Christmas Parade (12-07-2019) (2019-12-08) Christmas Golf Cart Parade 2019 - Dear Friends - Once again, Sunshine had a great time with the Annual Christmas Golf Cart Parade following the Annual Craft and Bake Sale. Thanks for your support. Many residents lined up along the Parade Route showing their support, cheering us on, tossing candy and enjoying this seasonal festivity with family, friends and neighbors. A special Thanks goes to all the entrants as their time and talent plus endurance led to this successful event. Eleven challengers vied for the prestigious Women's Club award for "best decorated". Winners were 1st Place: Terry and Rich Debackere - 2nd Place: Heidi Dill and 3rd: Kathy Walker and granddaughter Jessica. Cathy Richmond with fearless Gizmo and Share Nelson with mischievous Maggie contributed to this pet-friendly part of the entourage and the McGruffmobile was proud to have his crime fighting four legged buddies as backup. Larry Lentz and his wife Linda, (son of Alice Montgomery), new resident, new volunteer for NW Patrols and recent Citizens Police Academy graduate drove his golf cart advertising our CERT Team. Lisa (new resident) was pressed into action 30 minutes before showtime as our Firefighters were battling a field fire until the last minute - possibly not able to show up to carry Santa. Several of Santa's helpers helped dismantle her beautiful Thunderbird convertible so Santa could be chauffeured. (The reindeer had a previous engagement). Sgt. Jaime Palafox volunteered to be our lead HPD Police Car supporting efforts of our Neighborhood Watch. Bob Saylor drove the NW Golf Cart (the McGruffmobile is named after the famous crime-fighting dog Mr. McGruff). So the phrase "It takes a Village,,,," puts it mildly when you think of how many Sunshine folks were involved and our neighbors - don't forget the Choraliers, the Christmas Tree Lighting, Hot Cocoa and cookies and Santa photo op. Guess you noticed the famous gate was wide open (like having our own International Peace talks.....). Hope you and your families have a wonderful Christmas and a healthy, happy New Year. Photos available c/o Karen & Lenore Encore will download my chip and we will have more photos too. If you have any to submit, let me know. -- Lenore J Combs 956 245 1276 (2019-12-01) From Dec Newsletter - The Annual Golf Cart Christmas parade will be on the evening of Dec 7th. We will be joining our neighbors at Encore RV Park. Lenore Combs is in charge of this event. 4:30 Line up – behind Friendship Hall – at Encore for judging etc. 5:00 pm Christmas Tree Lighting and start of Golf Cart Parade We welcome everyone. You are all cordially invited. Come one, come all – decorated cart or not. Just join in on the festivities and have fun. If you wish to not be in the parade – be a great spectator! Gather your buddies, grab a lawn chair and enjoy in the merriment. The Parade route (both Encore & Sunshine) will be posted in the Library. The improved route is under construction and is more inclusive as we shall devote more time to this per your request. Harlingen and Combes Police Department will lead out followed by Neighborhood Watch Captain and assorted Golf Carts. The Harlingen Fire Truck will bring Santa. End up at Encore Rec Hall for refreshments etc., photo op with Santa and awards. Sunshine Women’s Club provides 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place prizes for best decorated SCCE Golf carts as Encore will provide their three Prizes for their entries. There is a sign-up sheet in our Library for the Parade (decorated or not). Recommended Parade safety tips: Be sure your cart is fully charged. Lights are needed for night driving. Be sure your bicycle has safety lights. No walkers as we will be moving briskly. Keep up with speed - Pull over if a problem – NW escorts will assist you. ******************** COMPLETE Bake & Craft Sales & Raffle (12-07-2019) (2019-12-08) Thank You - A big thank you to Terry Debackere and Deb Robins for a successful event on Saturday morning. Also thank you to all those who baked, donated and bought raffle tickets and goodies today. Vickie Jones (2019-12-01) From December Newsletter - Just a reminder that the Women’s Club will host a Bake Sale/Craft Show on Sat Dec 7th in Retzlaff Hall from 8 to 11 am. All kinds of yummy cookies, snacks, candy, home canned items for sale. Also, sweet rolls and coffee will be served for $1.00. We will have door prizes every 15 minutes and raffle prizes too. Come join the fun and support the Women’s Club. (Donations of goodies and raffle prizes appreciated) Terry DeBackere & Deb Robins (2019-11-20) NEEDS & INFO: Christmas Bake & Craft Sale and Raffle The Christmas Bake & Craft Sale and Raffle are rapidly approaching (Sat Dec 7th in Retzlaff Hall - 8 am to 11am). Sweet Rolls: Those of you who have eaten the sweet rolls at this event in the past know what good bakers we have here at Sunshine. We are requesting residents to step up and do some of that great baking again this year. Please contact Terry DeBackere (309-714-4743) to let her know if you will be baking and how many rolls you can make so she can get a count. Vendor Tables: There are still spots open for Vendors to set up a craft table ($5 each table). Contact Terry. Raffle: Anyone wishing to donate new or gently used items for the Raffle contact Marian Young (719-468-4556). She will be glad to pick up your items OR you can bring them to Retzlaff Hall Friday, Dec 6, between 6 and 8 pm. Bake Sale: Donations are appreciated for the bake sale, i.e. baked goods, candy, snacks, jams etc. Please have them wrapped in clear plastic wrap (with a bow or other Christmas decoration on them if you wish) and price them for sale. Please note any nuts of other allergens. Drop off your donations in Retzlaff Hall Friday, Dec 6, between 6 and 8 pm. A poster reflecting all detail for this event will be available in the Library in a couple of days. No signup is required. Just come and enjoy - buy baked goods/crafts - win a raffle drawing. Thank you Terry DeBackere and Debbie Robins (Co-Chairpersons) (2019-11-16) Christmas Craft Show & Bake Sale Info - The Christmas Bake Sale and Craft Show will be Sat Dec 7th in Retzlaff Hall - 8 am to 11am. Donations are appreciated for the bake sale, i.e. baked goods, candy, snacks, jams etc. Please have them wrapped in clear plastic wrap with a bow or other Christmas decoration on them if you wish and price them for sale. Please note any nuts of other allergens. Drop off your donations on Fri Dec 6th between 6 and 8 pm at Retzlaff. Donations for raffle prizes are also being accepted. SWEET ROLLS, LEFSE ( made by the Weatherbees) and coffee will be served for $1.00 . Craft tables are available for $5.00. Call Terry DeBackere (309-714-4743) to reserve your space. We look forward to this fun event and hope you can contribute and help out. Thank you Terry DeBackere and Debbie Robins (Co-Chairpersons) (2019-11-16) Craft Show & Bake Sale Mtg - There will be a planning meeting on Monday at 1:30 in the library for the Craft Show and Bake Sale. Anyone who didn't sign up on the committee signup sheet in the Library or at the Women's Club meeting last Friday is invited to attend. Thanks in advance for wanting to help make this event a fun (and tasty) event for everyone in the community. Terry DeBackere (Chairperson) ******************** COMPLETE Thanksgiving Dinner (11-28-2019) (2019-12-013) Thanksgiving: Item left at dinner - Dear residents and friends: Thank you to everyone who attended our annual Thanksgiving dinner. Hope everyone had enough to eat! We do have some amazing cooks here. For the few who could not join us because of illness, we hope you are feeling much better. To all my helpers in bringing this together, Thank You all!!! You all made hosting this meal a great success. There was one casserole brought to dinner wrapped in a pretty white towel with embellishments. If this is yours, please call me at 7082808910. Thank you again, for spending the holiday with your friends and neighbors here at Sunshine😊. Sincerely, Cathy Chajec (2019-11-20) Thanksgiving - Dear Friends and Neighbors: Thanksgiving is a week from tomorrow. We would love to have you join us for our annual Thanksgiving dinner on the 28th. I need to have a count on who would like to attend by Monday at noon. I will need time to shop and plan table set ups. All are welcome, including family and friends from outside. The cost is $6 and includes white and dark meat turkey, ham, dressing, gravy and coffee, tea and water. You supply a dish to serve 12 that will enhance our meal. BYOB of course. This year, the turkey breast will be fresh and not processed. Last year we had some people who did not like the processed turkey. Sorry, it was an oversight by the committee. We try our best to make the holiday special for everyone attending. Social hour begins at 1 and dinner will be ready at 2 p.m. Please sign up before Monday if you care to join us. Sign up sheet and envelopes are in the library for your payment and space for what dish you will bring. The committee and I wish you all a very Happy Thanksgiving, no matter what you choose to do. Any questions, please contact Cathy Chajec at 708-280-8910. Thank you (2019-11-12) THANKSGIVING DINNER - Dear residents - Thanksgiving sign-up sheets will go up on the easel in the library this afternoon. There will be a box with envelopes near the easel for your virtual tickets. Tickets will be $6 per person and checks can be made out to SCCE Women's club. Please place your money in the envelope, fill out the information on the front and drop it in the slot on the box. Please also make sure you fill out the sheet on the easel with your information and what you plan to bring to share. Your names will be added to a master list which we will check off at the door. Doors will open at 1 pm with dinner being served at 2. The menu will consist of the committee making the turkeys, ham, dressing and gravy. Your contributions will round out our meal. We always have plenty of food. The sign-up sheet will come down by noon on November 25th so we can plan the shopping we need to do. Visiting family and friends are always welcome. Please make sure to follow the above instructions so we know how much food to prepare. This also gives us a count for table settings. We are so blessed to be able to share thanksgiving with all our friends and neighbors who do not have family here. Please don't be alone on this special holiday. Come join your neighbors for this celebration, make new friends, and eat till you are stuffed! Any questions, please contact Cathy Chajec at 708-280-8910. (2019-11-09) Thanksgiving - We have a chairperson & Need Committee Volunteers - Dear Residents: I, Cathy Chajec, have volunteered to Chair the Thanksgiving Dinner on November 28, 2019. I am desperately looking for volunteers to help make this a wonderful holiday for all those who are staying in the Estates. With many helpers, it is an easy dinner to put on. There is a sign-up sheet in the library area where you can place your name and contact number if you choose to help out. I will be looking for turkey bakers, kitchen help preparing the dressing & gravy, turkey carvers, decorating help, and clean up. If I receive enough help with the preparations , I will post a sign up sheet in the library on November 14th. Cost will be $6 per person and a dish to pass. One person, a dish to feed 6; and couple, a dish for 12. Such items as mashed or sweet potatoes, green beans, corn carrots or other vegetables, cranberry relish, deviled eggs, or other relish tray, or pie/dessert. There will be a women's club box and envelopes to fill out and put your money in. These are considered virtual tickets and we will have a list made up so we know who and how many are coming. The menu will consist of Turkey, Ham, Dressing, and Gravy prepared by the committee. For any new residents, this is a good way to get your "feet wet" and see what it takes to be part of a crew to host a party. Everyone in the Estates is welcome, as well as those family and friends who might be visiting. It is a nice way to enjoy Thanksgiving as a community, without having to do all the cooking and cleaning involved in a home party. I hope you will consider helping in some way to make this event possible for all of our residents. Thank you for your consideration. Cathy Chajec, 708-280-8910 if you have any questions. (2019-11-07) Thanksgiving - Thanksgiving is right around the corner and we need co-chairs to head up this event. Grab a friend and sign up. This is a way that our residents can have Thanksgiving together as a Sunshine family when we are not celebrating with our individual families. If that is something that interests you, please contact me. Thank you! Vickie Jones Women's Club Activities Director 262-689-7068 ************************* COMPLETE Veterans Day Tribute (11-11-2019) (2019-12-01) Thank You - Thanks to all who supported our salute to our Veterans on 11-11-11. Our committee members worked hard to put this patriotic program together to remember the fallen and honor those who have served, are serving and their families. Thanks to: Heidi sang the National Anthem for the U.S. and for Canada. Helen recited “In Flanders Field Where Poppys Bloom”. Jean gave us highlights on the 75th Anniversary of Iwo Jima and the Battle of the Bulge. Caroline Clements related her brother’s story on his Battlefield Commission during the Battle of the Bulge. Also, Caroline provided Veterans patches for us. Sally and Lenore performed the Flag Folding Ceremony and Cathy Chajec read the script. Ron presented the Folded Flag for the Missing Man Table while John read the significance of the items on the table. The American Flag and the Canadian Flag were posted. Our Branch Flags were proudly carried by our Veterans and/or their families. Marian, Karen and Share helped with all facets including Pot Luck. Lenore Combs (2019-11-10) CHANGE OF PLAN - Veterans Day Tribute - There is a slight change of plan for the Veterans Day Tribute being held in Retzlaff Hall tomorrow (11-11). The program will be starting at 3:30 PM (instead of 3 PM). Social time will be at 4:30. Dinner will be at 5. Also, if you have a picture as or of a veteran you would like to post on the Bulletin Board during the ceremony & dinner, please bring it with you before the ceremony and we'll get it up there. Please spread the word about these changes as there are quite a few folks who still haven't provided an e-mail to Beth Parrish (e-mail admin) in order to start receiving the Sunshine E-mails. Questions - call Lenore Combs (2019-11-07) Veteran's Day - This Monday, November 11th there will be a Veteran’s Day Program in Retzlaff Hall at 3 pm. Following the program there will be happy hour at 4:30 followed by a potluck at 5 pm. Everyone is welcome and there is a sign up sheet in the library so we can get a numbers count for setting up of tables and chairs. Come out and honor those who have given so much to make our country the best place to live! If you are interested in participating in the program on Monday, there will be a planning meeting on Friday, Nov 8th at 3 pm in the library. Lenore Combs will be organizing the program for Monday, but she needs volunteers to help with flags, readings ..... Hope to see you there! Vickie Jones Women's Club Activity Director (2019-11-07) WOMEN'S CLUB, Veteran's Day - We are hoping to have a Veterans Day program here at Sunshine on Monday 11 November 2019 with a Potluck to follow. There is a sign-up sheet for volunteers in the Library. This is usually a 2part deal – one Patriotic and the other a social Potluck. In the past John and I have assisted with the Flag Ceremony (Patriotic side) while Marian Young handles the Potluck side. We need Flag bearers and someone to talk on Veterans day. We can consider a Flag retirement ceremony outside or whatever you like. Also, included in the Opening will be a 2 minute of silence observed calling for all people to pause in honor of the service and sacrifice of our Veterans throughout the history of the Nation. We will also honor our Canadian Veterans. There will be sign-up sheet in the Lounge for a Flag Detail and for the Potluck. If anyone wants to say a few words about the day – step up. Honor our Veterans and their families. No support = no program but let’s hope for the best. Lenore Combs (2019-10-16) Veterans Day Tribute - Dear Friends, Please give this communication your best consideration. Sunshine is a great place to live because we have great people living here. I am representing the following event. Veterans Day - 11 November - Monday Sunshine is planning a Veterans Day appreciation. In the past it has been a ceremony followed by a Pot Luck. Marian Young knows about the Pot Luck and we are requesting help for this . About the ceremony - If we have a posting of the Colors, we need several folks to carry these flags - John Combs will take the lead. Lenore can do Flag Retirement Ceremony where a Flag will be burned - under safe conditions etc. We need YOU! Last year Helen Perry spoke about Veterans Day, Carolyn Clements passed out Patches for the Veterans etc...…. Call me if you are interested. It would be a shame not to recognize our Veterans. Lenore J Combs 956 245 1276 (2019-10-15) Vererans' Day Tribute, Initial Details - Sunshine is planning a Veterans Day appreciation. In the past it has been a ceremony followed by a Pot Luck. Marian Young knows about the Pot Luck and we are requesting help for this. About the ceremony - If we have a posting of the Colors, we need several folks to carry these flags - John Combs will take the lead. Lenore can do Flag Retirement Ceremony where a Flag will be burned - under safe conditions etc. We need YOU! Last year Helen Perry spoke about Veterans Day, Carolyn Clements passed out Patches for the Veterans etc...…. Call me if you are interested. It would be a shame not to recognize our Veterans. Lenore J Combs 956 245 1276 ************************* COMPLETE Oktoberfest (10-30-2019) (2019-10-27) Oktoberfest - Just a reminder that Octoberfest is Wednesday, October 30th and the last day for sign up will be end of day Monday. This is the first event of the season and is a fund raiser for Women’s Club. Any questions please call Vickie Jones, 262-689-7068 (2019-10-23) Oktoberfest, October 30th - Oktoberfest tickets are available in the library. It is a sign-up and you complete the info on the envelope to have a virtual ticket. Please include your money with your reservation. The cost is $10.00 per person. It is a BYOB party, so please bring whatever you would like to drink for the happy hour and dinner. The date of the event is Wednesday, October 30th. Happy half-hour starts at 5pm with dinner at 5:30. There is no program. This is the first Women's Club event of the season so come and get reacquainted with new neighbors and returning ones. The menu is: Brats and hot dogs Potato Salad Cole Slaw Sauerkraut Apple Dessert Iced tea and water Vickie Jones Women's Club Activity Director (2019-10-15) O ktoberfest, Initial Details - First Women's Club event of the 2019-2020 winter season. There will be brats, hot dogs, potato salad, coleslaw & sauerkraut. Dessert to be determined. It is BYOB (bring your own bottle). Additional details will be provided as soon as they become available. Co-Chairs: Eileen Anderson & Vickie Jones ************************* Back to Top

Activities: Day/Week/Month (2022-2023 Winter) Additional Details SUN 2 - 4 pm, Cards/Games (All year: Weekly / Card Room) Contact: Bev McIntosh Location: Card Room Details: Various types of Cards and Games are played 4 - 6 pm (currently), (time adjust s as seasons chg) , Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) Contact: Donna Meyers (or just Show Up) Ti me: (currently starting play at 4:00 PM) Location: Meet in the street by the Shu ffleboard Courts 15 minutes before start of play to pick teams and get your hole assignments. Details: Tea ms are picked by drawing cards. No charge, just a good time. All are welcome to join the fun. It is Scramble play for Fun & Exercise - no money or prizes. All skill levels welcome. Final scores are compared at the end if anyone hangs around . MON 8 - 11 am, Tennis (All Year: Mon, Wed, Fri / Tennis Court) Contact: Vic Hillman Location: Tennis Courts Details: Furnish your own equipment Rotate foursomes, no teams Lots of skill levels, no problem Lots of fun. Not to serious. Come watch us. 8:30 - 9:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #1 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) Contact: Vicky LeRoy Krueger Location: Pool Details: Everyone Welcome. We play Music CDs that contain the Workout Instructions. 9 am - noon, Woodshop open (Winter: When Monitor is Onsite / Woodshop) Contact: Chuck McEvoy Location: Woodshop Details: Hours: Normal (Winter Seasons) - Woodshop is open for use (as long as a 'monitor' is available) Monday thru Friday from 9:00 am to noon AND 1 to 4 pm. In fairness to the Monitors, if there is little activity, they may close early, so if you wait until 5 minutes before closing time you may be disappointed. If you have a crisis need, you can contact any Monitor to find a time other than the above. Normal (Summer Hours) - Summer hours are limited to (as long as a 'monitor' is available) Monday thru Friday from 9:00 am to noon and closed in the afternoon due to the heat. No fee (most HOAs, RV resorts charge a fee). Shop is open to members year around. Shop is a 40' by 60' building. Woodworking building holds the latest and some of the best woodworking tools around. The lathes are used often. Members can work with power equipment after attending a Safety and Information class. 9:30 - 10:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #2 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) Contact: Vicky LeRoy Krueger Location: Pool Details: Everyone Welcome. We p lay Music CDs that contain the Workout Instructions. 10 am - Noon, Line Dancing (Weekly / Retzlaff) Contact/Instructor: Donna Myers Location: Retzlaff Hall Music: Dance to all kinds (Country, Rock 'N Roll, Tango, Mambo, Big Band etc.) Other Details: Most dances are beginner or intermediate. Class moves fast. Dancers are experienced. Would be too hard for ultra-beginners. 1 - 3 pm, Rock Painting (Monthly - 1st & 4th Monday / Retzlaff) Contact: Karren Amos Location: Retzlaff Hall Participants: Open to all Sunshine Residents/Renters and their immediate adult family members. Cost: In order to cover the cost of rocks and painting materials being supplied, there is a $5 per participant fee per session. Details: We anticipate spreading joy and kindness throughout the community. The Sunshine Rock Painting Club would/could paint and distribute painted rocks to: friends, family & others nursing homes extended care facilities children's floors at local health facilities (if acceptable) schools (younger ages) 1 - 4 pm, Woodshop open (Winter: When Monitor is Onsite / Woodshop) Refer to Monday (9 AM - noon) info above for additional details. 4 - 6 pm (currently), (time adjusts as seasons chg) , Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) Refer to Sunday info above for additional details. 6:30 - 10 pm, Cards: Euchre (Winter: Weekly / Card Room) Contact: John Chajec Location: Card room 7:30 - 9 pm, POKENO (Winter: Weekly / Card Room) Contact: Joy Olson & Sandy Lowe Location: Card room Participants: All Sunshine residents/renters Details: This is a game like Bingo, but we play with cards that have pictures of playing cards on them. Then somebody shuffles the deck and calls the cards one by one. If you get 5 across, up and down or diagonally you have a Pokeno. Before each hand people put some pennies in containers. Also, as you're playing you put a penny on each spot that matches the card that's been called. If you get a Pokeno you win everybody's pennies that they have on their cards at that time. There are other ways to win also, like if you get 4 of a kind, 4 corners, etc. No skills needed. No partners. If 3 or less people show up, we cancel. It's not hard, it's a lot of fun. You should show up with a few dollars' worth of pennies so that you're not always running to the bank. TUE 8:30 - 11 am, Pickleball (All Year: Tue & Thu / Tennis Court) Contact: Marlene Hall (or just Show Up) Location: Tennis Courts (Pickleball nets are put up in place of the Tennis nets.) Details: All skill levels of players are invited to come out and enjoy the Fun and get some Exercise. We do have two Pickleball Courts (set up on the Tennis Court) which accommodate four players on each court at a time. Whoever arrives first usually starts the process of setting up the net. As more people arrive, we assess the need for another net to go up. Some like to play continuous and some like to take a rest between games. Wind: We have had some pretty windy days when we choose not to play. In the fall, we need volunteers to put up the “wind” screen that will help block a lot of that wind hazard. 8:30 - 9:30 am, Water Aerobics: Session #1 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9:30 - 10:30 am, Water Aerobics: S ession #2 (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) Refer to Monday info above for additional details for both sessions 9 am AND 10:30 am, Men's Golf League, Winter: Two Tee Times (Winter: Weekly / Golf Course) Golf Course closed to all - other than Men's Golf League - 8 AM until noon - Two tee times start up when more residents return for the winter - usually first Tuesday in Nov through sometime in April OR 9 - 11 am Men's Golf League, Summer: Only One Tee Time (Summer: W eekly / Golf Course) Golf C ourse closed to all - other than Men's Golf League - 9 AM until 11 AM - Play reverts back to one tee time when fewer residents are here - usually sometime in April Contact: Rocky Lockwood Location: Sunshine Golf Course. Come to Retzlaff Hall 15 minutes prior to starting play. Cost: Dues - Yearly: $20 Weekly Play: $1 Hole-In-One Money Cache: $2 puts you in the running. Signup: If you plan to golf on Tuesday you need to have your name on the signup sheet by noon Monday. The sheet is located on the Men's Golf League bulletin board in the Library. Teams are formed according to who is playing at what time. If bad weather on Tuesday, we attempt to play on Friday the same week unless weather is bad on Friday as well. 9 am - noon, Woodshop open (Summer & Winter: When Monitor is Onsite / Woodshop) Refer to Monday (9 am - Noon) info above for additional details. 12:30 - 2:30 pm, Billiards: Texas 8 Ball (Winter: Tue, Thu, Sat / Pool Room) Contact: Bob Auclair (or just Show Up) Location: Pool Room Everyone welcome to play. 1 - 3:30 pm, Game - Mahjong (All Year: Weekly/ Card Room) Contact: Trudy Weitzel Location: Card Room Participants: Everyone is welcome to join in the fun. Newbies welcome to come learn the game. 1 - 4 pm, Woodshop open (Winter: When Monitor is Onsite / Woodshop) Refer to Monday (9 AM - noon) info above for additional details. 4 - 6 pm (currently), (time adjusts as seasons chg) , Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) Refer to Sunday info above for additional details. 5:30 - 7:30 pm, Fishing Club (Winter: 2nd Tue of month, Nov thru Apr / Retzlaff Hall) Contact: Bill Peterson Meets: Monthly on 2nd Tuesday of the month from Nov 2022 thru Apr 2022 Location: Retzlaff Hall & Google Meet Participants: Open to all Sunshine Residents/Renters. Details: There has been lots of interest in fishing and fishing related activities here at Sunshine. I have organized a Fishing Club to address the interest in different styles of fishing in the Rio Grande Valley (RGV). It is quite different than most Winter Texans are used to. With this Club platform we can share ideas, methods, and trade equipment. There are many activities and projects that are possible. Future plans could include: Working with area captains and work out deals for the club. Have guest speakers about fish and fish habitat and how our club could make a difference. We may plan a fish fry as a money maker for the club. Work with the SEPO Board in pond flora, fauna & habitat. If organized correctly and run positively this club could be a driving force in SEPO's future. 6:30 - 7:30 pm: Garden Club (Winter: 2nd Tue of month, Nov thru Mar / Library) Contact: Susanne Ulrich, Brenda Crothers, Glenna Boardman, Terry DeBackere and Sue Swidryk Meets: 2nd Tuesday each Month (Nov thru Mar) @ 6:30 PM Location: Library Details: Do you have an interest in gardening? We will be putting together meetings for our Sunshine residents/renters to celebrate the love of gardening. Together we can have fun taking care of some of the community gardens, organize plant or seed swaps, garden tours and especially tap into the Sunshine resident's knowledge of specifically how to garden. This will be a volunteer group with no dues or officers. The sky is the limit. 6:30 - 9 pm, Cards: Men's Poker (Winter: Tue & Thu / Card Room ) Contact: Jack Baethke Location: Card Room WED 8 - 11 am, Tennis (All Year: Mon, Wed, Fri / Tennis Court) Refer to Monday info above for additional details. 8:30 - 9:30 am, Water Aerobics: First Session (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9:30 - 10:30 am, Water Aerobics: Second Session (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) Refer to Monday info above for additional details for both sessions. 9 am - Noon, Woodshop open (Summer & Winter: When Monitor is Onsite / Woodshop) Refer to Monday (9 am - Noon) info above for additional details. 9 am - Noon, Ladies' Summer Golf Tee time (Summer (Apr thru Oct): Weekly / Golf Course) Golf course closed to all - other than Women's Golf League - until Noon) NOTE: Summer Women's Golf starts first Wed in Apr and ends last Wed in Oct. Contact: Donna Myers Location: Sunshine Golf Course Be at the Library at 8:30 am for hole assignment and announcements. Play begins at 9 am. Cost: None More Details: Play is open to all residents/renters, no matter what skill level. 9 am - Noon, Ladies' Winter Golf League Tee time (Winter (Nov thru Mar): Weekly / Golf Course) Golf Course closed to all - other than Wom en's Golf League - until Noon. NOTE: Winter Women's Golf League starts first Wed in Nov and ends last Wed in Mar. Contact: Deloris Pearcy Location: Sunshine Golf Course Be at the Pool Pavilion at 8:45 am for hole assignment and announcements. Play begins at 9 am. Cost: $25 More Details: Membership is open to all residents/renters, no matter what skill level. Fun special events are being planned. 1 - 4 pm, Woodshop open (Winter: When Monitor is Onsite / Woodshop) Refer to Monday (9 AM - noon) info above for additional details. 1 - 4 pm, Samba (Winter: Weekly / Card Room) Contact: Bev McIntosh Location: Card Room Participants: All residents/renters from Sunshine and their guests can attend. Details: It is card game like hand and foot but more advanced. You do not need a partner to participate. We try to include all who show up. We can have tables of 3, 4 or 6 players. As the amount of players increase, we do a blind draw of numbers which match numbers on the tables. This helps to discourage people who want to play only with their friends. The idea is to get to know each other and have an enjoyable time. 1 - 4 pm, Bridge (All Year: Weekly / Library) Contact: Jean Burgoine Location: Library Details: There must be four (4) players at each table. If you already know how to play, recruit three (3) additional knowledgeable players and join us. We (sort of) have a signup sheet to make sure we have complete tables of four (4). Bridge is not a game one can learn in 10 minutes. If enough people are interested, we would start a series of lessons. 4 - 6 pm (currently), (time adjusts as seasons chg) , Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) Refer to Sunday info above for additional details. 6:30 - 9:30 pm , Mexican Train (Dominos) (All Year: Weekly / Card Room) Contact: Mary Grandy Location: Card Room Participants: All Sunshine residents/renters Details: Mexican Train is a double 12 dominoes game. Easy to learn. No partners. Just show up everyone can play. How long depends on the players. Usually 630pm-830pm. THU 8 - 10 am, Coffee & Donuts ( All Year: Weekly / Library ) Contact: Valerie Basaldua Location: Library Participants: All Sunshine residents/renters Details: We are attempting to resurrect a previous tradition here at Sunshine - Thursday morning Coffee & Donuts in the Library. The first one will be this Thursday, Nov 10th from 8 am-10 am. Grab a donut and a hot cup of coffee for only $1. Please come check it out. Visit with current friends/neighbors and possibly make some new friends. 8:30 - 11 am, Pickleball ( All Year: Tue & Thu / Tennis Court) Refer to Tuesday info above for additional details. 8:30 - 9:30 am, Water Aerobics: First Session (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9:30 - 10:30 am, Water Aerobics: Second Session (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) Refer to Monday info above for additional details for both sessions . 9 am - noon, Woodshop open (Summer & Winter: When Monitor is Onsite / Woodshop) Refer to Monday (9 am - Noon) info above for additional details. 9:30 am - 2 pm, Quilters: Killer Bees (All Year: Weekly / Retzlaff Hall ) Contact: Jan Baethke Location: Retzlaff Hall Details - Meetings/Schedule: Meetings consist of every week briefly going over what is on our schedule. The schedule changes every year depending on what projects the members want to do/learn. The schedule is usually created in April and covers the next Nov through Apr. The days that we have a class/project scheduled we do bring our machines to the hall and sew after the meeting and our "Show and Tell", until about 2 pm. Of the 80-90 ladies throughout the RGV that come each Thursday, October - April, usually 15-20 will stay and sew. Our yearly retreat is to The Retreat House in Rockport (Quilting/Scrapbooking/The Retreat House) . We were booked thru 2024 for our stay; usually in Nov or Dec. Our group...The Killer Bees...is very informal. 12:30 - 2:30 pm, Billiards: Texas 8 Ball (Winter: Tue, Thu, Sat / Pool Room) Refer to Tuesday info above for additional details. 1 - 4 pm, Woodshop open (Winter: When Monitor is Onsite / Woodshop) Refer to Monday (9 AM - noon) info above for additional details. 1 - 2:30 pm, Cards: Hand and Foot (Winter: Weekly / Card Room) Contact: Karen Baase Location: Card Room Details: Open to all ladies who wish to play. Partner helpful but not required. If too many show up, some offer to go home. We also call ladies if we need more players. If you have never played, experienced players are always willing to teach you. You can bring a snack, but don't have to every time. Coffee is available. Hand and Foot is an easy game to learn and doesn't take much concentration, so it's easy to visit with each other. 4 - 6 pm (currently), (time adjusts as seasons chg) , Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) Refer to Sunday info above for additional details. 4 - 6 pm, Happy Hour & Potluck (All year: weekly / Retzlaff Hall) Contact: Cathy Richmond or Dee Novak Location: Retzlaff Hall Details: Everyone is welcome. Please bring a dish to share. We provide coffee, iced tea, plates, utensils, and napkins, but you can bring your own drinks and eating utensils if you'd like. 4:30 - 10 pm, Happy Hour (All Year: weekly / Pavilion) Contact: Just Show Up Location: Pavilion Details: Propane heaters (2 of them) are available if the weather gets on the chilly side. This event is NOT a potluck. B ring "finger food" to share if you plan to partake yourself. BYOB There are usually plates, utensils and napkins available for everyone. If you don't want to eat and/or drink, just come and join in the fun. We have a blast. 6:30 - 9 pm, Cards: Men's Poker (Winter: Tue & Thu / Card Room ) Refer to Tuesday info above for additional details. FRI 8 - 11 am, Tennis (All Year: Mon, Wed, Fri / Tennis Court) Refer to Monday info above for additional details. 8:30 - 9:30 am, Water Aerobics: First Session (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) 9:30 - 10:30 am, Water Aerobics: Second Session (All Year: Mon thru Fri / Pool) Refer to Monday info above for additional details for both sessions . 9 am - noon, Woodshop open (Summer & Winter: When Monitor is Onsite / Woodshop) Refer to Monday (9 am - Noon) info above for additional details. 10:30 am - 12:30 pm, Jokers (Card/Board Game) (All year: Weekly / Card Room) Contact: Mary Grandy Location: Card / Board Game Participants: All Sunshine residents/renters Details: Joker is similar to the game sorry. Boards were made by my dad and others. Uses cards and marbles. Easy to learn. Just show up. Based on how many are there we do individual and partners. I have instructions printed out. 1 - 4 pm, Woodshop open (Winter: When Monitor is Onsite / Woodshop) Refer to Monday (9 AM - noon) info above for additional details. 4 - 6 pm (currently), (time adjusts as seasons chg) , Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) Refer to Sunday info above for additional details. 7 - 9 pm, Hand & Foot (Weekly / Card Room) Contact: Connie Robertson Location: Card Room Participants: All Sunshine residents/renters Details: Open to all ladies who wish to play. Partner helpful but not required. If too many show up, some offer to go home. We also call ladies if we need more players. If you have never played, experienced players are always willing to teach you. You can bring a snack, but don't have to every time. Coffee is available. Hand and Foot is an easy game to learn and doesn't take much concentration, so it's easy to visit with each other. SAT 9 am, Golf Scramble (All Year: Weekly / Golf Course) Contact: There is not an existing committee or formal leader. These scrambles are conducted by volunteers among the players. The person in charge usually changes every month on a volunteer basis. Participants: Any Resident/Renter and any guest you wish to invite to play. Details: All skill levels are welcome. Please sign up in the library/lounge by noon on Friday. Teams are balanced by handicap, as best we can. Early signup helps. The cost is $1 and should be deposited in the Saturday Box in the library/lounge. Everyone meets in the library at 8:40 to find out which hole you start on. Tee off on your hole is at 9 am. Play lasts until around 10:30 am. If the weather is bad, play is cancelled until the next Saturday. 12:30 - 2:30 pm, Billiards: Texas 8 Ball (Winter: Tue, Thu, Sat / Pool Room) Refer to Tuesday info above for additional details 4 - 6 pm (currently), (time adjusts as seasons chg) , Golf Scramble: O'Clockers (All Year: Daily / Golf Course) Refer to Sunday info above for additional details. 6:30 - 9 pm , Game - Mahjong (Winter: Weekly / Library ) Contact: Jean Burgoinne Location: Library Participants: Everyone is welcome to join in the fun. Newbies welcome to come learn the game 6:30 - 9:30 pm , Five Crowns (Cards) (All year: Weekly / Card Room) Contact: Mary Grandy Location: Card Room Participants: Participants: Everyone is welcome to join in the fun. Back to Top

SEPO 2026 Election: Ballots Sunshine Estates Property Owners, Inc., (SEPO) governs Sunshine Country Club Estates (SCCE). ************************************************** In addition to the Board of Directors ballot, this year there is a proposed change to the Covenants. NOTE: If you do not submit any vote for this Covenant, it is counted as a NO vote toward the current Covenants requirement in ARTICLE IX, GENERAL PROVISIONS, SECTION 9.3 AMENDMENT To change a Covenant requires the approval of not less than 66% of all 306 eligible votes. Sent 2026-01-06: ANNOUNCEMENT: 2026 SEPO Election: Candidates Ballot - Date: January 6, 2026 It is my duty as the 2026 SEPO Election Committee Chairperson to report the following from the “Residents & Directors” meeting held on Jan 5, 2026, in Retzlaff Hall at 1 PM . In addition to the Board of Directors ballot, this year there is a proposed change to the Covenants in: ARTICLE IX GENERAL PROVISIONS SECTION 9.3 AMENDMENT CURRENT COVENANTS WORDING (summarized): To change a Covenant requires the approval of not less than 66% of all 306 eligible votes. PROPOSED COVENANTS WORDING (summarized): To change a Covenant requires the approval of not less than 66% of the votes received from property owners, provided a Quorum of at least 154 votes are received. A copy of the Covenants Ballot you will be receiving from the Election Committee in a few days was attached to this email and can be found on this website below . Should you have questions before you receive your ballot packets, please reach out. This email along with the Covenants Ballot will also be posted in the SEPO Office for a period of ten (10) days as per Bylaws, ARTICLE VI-COMMITTEES, Nominations and Ballots . Submitted by Beth Parrish 2026 Election Committee Chairperson Board Nominating & Election Committees Index Back to Top

S EPO Community E-Mails: December 2022 Sent 2022-12-31: PLEASE READ NOW - DETAIL UPDATE: WC NYE Party - TIME CHANGE FOR OPENING OF DOORS: Doors will open at 7:30 this evening. As always there will be no reserving of spots at a table. First Come - First to Pick a Spot. Beth Parrish (314-960-6710) & Denise Utterback (618-553-1417) Women's Club NYE Party Co-Chairs Sent 2022-12-31: REMINDER: Details for tonight (since some of you have been calling) - As a reminder - Here are the details for tonight's WC NYE Party. Time: 8 PM to 11 PM (witness the East Coast ball drop @ 11) Doors will open at 7:45 sharp for you early birds. Where: Retzlaff Hall FOOD: Please bring a favorite appetizer or dessert to share. (And please label if it contains nuts, shellfish or other items people may be allergic to.) Tables will be set up to hold your goodies. BEVERAGES: Coffee, Water and Ice provided. Everything else is BYO. TABLEWEAR: Paper plates, plasticware and napkins provided. BACKDROP FOR PICTURE TAKING: You are encouraged to capture some ‘kodak moments’ of the evening. We’ll have multiple ‘props’ available to spruce up your pictures. MUSIC & DANCING: You will hear some of your favorite tunes (both oldies and newbies) all night long. SUPRISES: So as not to spoil the fun, we're not going to go into any details about this portion of the evening. But we think it’ll be a ‘hoot’. Beth Parrish (314-960-6710) & Denise Utterback (618-553-1417) Women's Club NYE Party Co-Chairs Sent 2022-12-31: WC: New Residents Party Info - Dear Neighbors, Each year to welcome our new residents, the Woman’s Club hosts a new homeowner resident’s party. Our theme this year is How Sweet It Is! We will be having this event on Friday, January 13th, 2023. The doors of Retzlaff Hall will open at 4 PM. We plan on having new resident introductions around 4:30, followed by a meal catered by the Koffee Klatch. We will have music and dancing provided by DJ Doug and his Lovely Assistant. Plus, a few door prizes for our new residents. As always, the new homeowners will receive a hand delivered invitation soon with instructions on how to RSVP to the event at no cost. We will have virtual tickets available for $12 in the library with a sign up sheet about 10 days prior to the event. We look forward to a fun night of fellowship with all of our neighbors. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely Yours, Pam Davis 214-516-4844 Lisa Perrier 651-485-7293 Sent 2022-12-30: Wind Screen Installation for Tennis/Pickleball - A few years ago some of our giving residents purchased a netting to put up around the tennis/pickleball court in order to allow us to play on those really windy days. That original net has since been replaced by SEPO. A few of us went to the courts a couple of weeks ago and hoisted that screen up. This is not an easy job as you can see from the pictures on the Web site HERE . But then we had a picnic in the pavilion. So the day wasn't all work. And although those of you who used to watch us play from the outside of the fence can't do that anymore, we are able to actually play now on those windy days. If you are so inclined, come join us and play tennis and/or pickleball. Tennis starts at 8 am on Mon, Wed & Fri. Pickleball starts at 8:30 am on Tue & Thu. Just show up to play. We have a great time and get lots of 'fun' exercise. - Lisha & Steve Johnson Sent 2022-12-30: Better LATE than NEVER: WC Caroling Pics - I knew this was going to take some time - and it surely did this evening. It was still light out when I started this endeavor. But, I finally got pictures and videos that a lot of you sent me (and that I took myself) from that wonderful night of Caroling around the streets of Sunshine. I personally want to give a huge thanks to EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YOU who participated in this festive night of singing, dancing and smiling. It sure did look like great fun. And without further delay, I have posted everything on the Sunshine Web site under the Events Tab HERE . !!!!! ENJOY !!!!! - Beth Parrish SEPO Web site Admin E-Mail: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2022-12-30: Sunshine Home for Rent - Please go to the Sunshine MARKET to see our home that is for rent. Sam Davis Sent 2022-12-30: NOTIFICATION OF "Information" Meeting on TUESDAY, Jan 3, 2023 - On TUESDAY, Jan 3, immediately after the 1 pm Residents meeting, in Retzlaff Hall only, there will be an Information Meeting to answer questions the community may have concerning the proposed amendments to the Bylaws & Covenants, that are being included in this year's voting ballot. This is NOT a Board meeting. It is an Open Forum for discussion between residents and Board members following many of the same guidelines as in a 'Residents' meeting. Residents can make comments and/or ask questions. When a resident is acknowledged to speak, he/she must wait to be presented with a microphone and then state his/her name before beginning. Anyone speaking should limit their speaking time to be reasonable (2-3 minutes max). If the answer to a question is unknown at meeting time, the topic will be researched and the answer provided to the questioner. There will be no debate with any SEPO Board member. There will be no ‘shout outs’ from residents who haven’t requested to speak. Vulgarity will not be allowed. The speaker shall not make any derogatory comments about any person(s). The speaker will simply state factually what his/her comments / concerns / questions are. SEPO Board Sent 2022-12-30: AGENDA for "Residents" Meeting on Tuesday, Jan 3, 2023 @ 1PM - The agenda for the Jan 3, 2023 "Residents" meeting can be accessed directly from HERE OR on the Web site HERE . It will be posted outside the SEPO office, on the poolside door to Retzlaff Hall and by the mailboxes soon. Beth Parrish 2022 SEPO Board Secretary & Governing Documents E-Mail: sepoboardbeth@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2022-12-30: AGENDA for "Residents & Directors" Meeting on Thursday, Jan 5, 2023 @ 1PM - The agenda for the Jan 5, 2023 'Residents & Directors" meeting can be accessed directly from here OR on the Web site here . I have also posted this agenda outside the SEPO office, on the poolside door to Retzlaff Hall and by the mailboxes. Beth Parrish 2022 SEPO Board Secretary & Governing Documents E-Mail: sepoboardbeth@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2022-12-28: WC: NYE setup in the hall - I just wanted to remind everyone that signup for the NYE party is closed. And also, with so many things going on even this last week of the year, if there is anything that will be taking place in the hall between now and 4 PM NYE, please do not disturb the table setup in the hall. Those who did the Christmas dinner were nice enough to leave it the way they had it since the NYE party will be using the same format. NYE - Here we come !!! - Beth Parrish WC NYE Party Co-Chair Sent 2022-12-28: Christmas Bird Count - The Christmas Bird Count will take place this Saturday, December 31. The Bird Count is a national volunteer event. Every species and bird is counted. Results are tabulated throughout the United States. The results are an indication of how well or poorly the bird population is doing. The Sunshine Birding and Nature Group has participated in this event for many years. We will assemble at the Gazebo on Texas Avenue at 7:30 a.m. We will be divided into groups with assigned areas to cover. We need bird identifiers, bird sighters, and tally keepers. No special talent is needed for the last 2 jobs listed. We will go out on foot, in golf carts, and in cars. Bring binoculars. This event is open to anyone in the community. Please join us. For more information contact Ralph Peterson. Sent 2022-12-28: AED Automatic External Defibrillator - Dear Friends - Now that the weather is better, I have returned the AED to its normal location - this being - by the pool and more precisely on the wall to the right of the double doors - as you look at the Library / Office from the pool. It is in a box mounted on the wall - and it is so marked. The equipment is up to date. Any questions - call me Lenore 956 245 1276 PS: Drowning Victims items: (not toys) - preferred safety items Long pole with curved top (Shepherd's Crook) Ring Buoy with throw with a tow rope Remember THROW - Don't go! and Call 911 -- Lenore J Combs 956 245 1276 Sent 2022-12-27: SEPO Election 2023 Ballots: Ready for Resident Review (and questions for the Board) - Your SEPO Board of Directors have spent many hours reviewing our governing documents (Covenants and Bylaws) in order to ensure they are in accordance with TX law. We have also been busy preparing changes which we have agreed will benefit our community and that you will have the opportunity to vote on for the Feb 21, 2023 election. You will be receiving your ballots sometime after the Jan 5, 2023 "Residents & Directors" meeting. They are currently available for you to review from the Sunshine Web site HERE . Links to the current Covenants and Bylaws documents can also be found on this Web page. An informational meeting will be held next Tuesday, Jan 3, immediately after the Residents meeting is adjourned to explain these possible changes and to answer any questions you might have. I urge you to be as fully informed as possible before you return your ballots. SEPO Board Sent 2022-12-26: To Clarify - NEED VERIFICATION by noon, Dec 30, 2022: Directories in preparation for sending SEPO Ballots - Thanks so much to those of you have replied already. However, we do need everyone to reply to both questions. Will you please verify that both your Sunshine address AND your Away address (if you have one) are correct. Please reply 'yes' or 'no' to this item. If 'no' to either or both, please supply the correct information to myself at marlene1947@live.com or sepoenews@gmail.com . Please let us know if you WANT YOUR BALLOT MAILED TO YOUR SUNSHINE or AWAY ADDRESS. Please reply "send to Sunshine" OR "send Away". Thanks again for helping us to ensure you receive your ballot envelope timely in order for you to return them to the Office by 1 PM on Feb 21, 2023. Marlene Hall (2023 SEPO Election Committee Chairperson) Beth Parrish (SEPO Board Secretary) &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& Hi I'm Marlene Hall. I am the Chairperson for the 2023 SEPO Election Committee. The SEPO Directories (sorted by Name & by Address AND a listing of Resident's emails) were updated on the Sunshine Web site yesterday (Dec 25, 2022). You can find the following on the Sunshine Web site page HERE : Dir by Name Dir by Address Email Addresses As first steps in preparing to send the ballots to you for the upcoming election, I'm asking you to do two (2) things. Will you please verify that both your Sunshine address AND your Away address (if you have one) are correct. Please reply 'yes' or 'no' to this item. If 'no' to either or both, please supply the correct information to myself at marlene1947@live.com or to sepoenews@gmail.com . We will be mailing ballots to all homeowners shortly after the Jan 5, 2023 'Residents & Directors' meeting. The ballots need to be in the Election Committee's hands no later than 1 PM on Feb 21, 2023 or they will not be included in the count. Please let us know if you WANT YOUR BALLOT MAILED TO YOUR SUNSHINE or AWAY ADDRESS. NOTE: It would be great if you would reply "send to Sunshine Address" OR "send to Away Address". That way we will know who we may need to contact with this question. If you have any questions about any of the items above, please contact me @ 641-351-9973. Marlene Hall 2023 SEPO Election Committee Chairperson Sent 2022-12-26: LOST: My cat's Red Harness - I guess my cat got spooked yesterday and wandered off, but fortunately she has been found. However, she must have pulled out of her harness. It was attached to a small board. If anyone comes across it, my number is 218 329 1635. Thanks. Steve Holten Sent 2022-12-26: FINAL REMINDER: WC NYE Party - Ticket Sales ending - We hope that everyone had a great Christmas !!! But now that Christmas is in the rear view mirror, it's time to look ahead to bringing in the New Year this coming Saturday evening in Retzlaff Hall. This is your FINAL REMINDER to purchase your NYE Party tickets. We will be taking down the signup sheets in the Library this Wed (12-28) at 8 PM. Tickets are $5 per person. It's simple; signup on the attendance sheet, put your money in the envelope provided and drop it into the NYE Party box. All other details about this exciting event are below. Please call either of us with any questions. Hope to see you all there. Beth Parrish (314-960-6710) & Denise Utterback (618-553-1417) Women's Club NYE Party Co-Chairs Sent 2022-12-24: Activities: SEPO Calendar & 2-pager - I spent most of yesterday and three hrs this morning working on Web site updates. I was sooooo far behind on this due to my work on a little Board task of preparing for the upcoming Feb election. So I hope you can cut me some slack. :) I have made a lot of progress on the Web site but do have a way to go yet. If you see anything currently on the site that needs correcting, please let me know. I did want to let everyone know that the SEPO Calendar and the 2-pager are both new on the Web site as of this hour. We've just gone through a Super Busy December, with some more events still to come before yearend. And during the upcoming months of Jan thru Mar things don't look like they will be slowing down any. What Fun!!! I'm asking everyone to please look at these two documents carefully to make sure your activities / events are listed correctly on each of them. If something needs added, adjusted etc. please let Valerie (she does the calendar) and/or me (I do the 2-pager based on the calendar) know. Thx in advance for doing this for me (and her). - Beth Parrish SEPO Web site Admin E-Mail: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2022-12-23: Communicating SEPO and non-SEPO Activities/Events - Your SEPO Board does NOT sanction the facebook page titled "Sunshine CCE Residents". And it was not created at the request of the Women's Club. It is a private group created and controlled by a resident. The Board is looking at develop something, i.e. a facebook page, to meet Sunshine residents needs of announcing social events in and around Sunshine. And to wish your friends Happy Birthday, Happy Anniversary etc. A fun place to post. A few days ago, the SEPO Board created a new area on a bulletin board in the library where offsite activities can be advertised, and signup sheets displayed. It is located just to the right of the Women's Club activities signup area. Each offsite item posted must include who is organizing the event, location, cost, date and telephone number of who to contact for more information. As a final Note: Any new communications channels DO NOT take the place of current SEPO communications channels; emails, Web site and Newsletter (HERE ). Stay tuned for more to come concerning this. - SEPO Board Sent 2022-12-23: AED & Cold Weather: It is being moved - The AED cannot withstand these cold temps without a suitable cabinet per care and operation. Cold weather can significantly affect its performance for a rescue situation. Therefore, I am taking it (4137 North Minnesota Street) for a few days. We do not expect to not be at home - in case of..... If anyone has an emergency - you should immediately call 911 as you would have done anyway if you had needed the AED! -- Lenore J Combs 956 245 1276 Sent 2022-12-22: WC: Valley Voices - The Women's Club sponsored the 'Valley Voices' Christmas Concert in the Retzlaff Hall earlier this week. Thanks to Jill Ventrello (WC Activities Director) who brought this group to the attention of SEPO. It was very professionally done - Tuxes and everything. And it was fantastic. You can also see pictures (complementary from one of your neighbors) on the Sunshine Web site HERE . - Beth Parrish SEPO Communications 314-960-6710 Sent 2022-12-22: WC Minutes: Oct, Nov & Dec 2022 - The Women's Club meeting minutes from Oct 2022 (approved) Nov 2022 (approved) Dec 2022 (unapproved) have all been placed on the Sunshine Web site HERE . - Karen Baase WC Secretary Sent 2022-12-22: Residents (Former) Passing - Joy Moore, former resident, passed away on Nov 23, 2022. (SEPO Office) Millie Noonan, former resident and multi-year renter after residing here, passed away on Dec 21, 2022 (by Nancy Johns). Sent 2022-12-22: WC Caroling: Need Pics and Videos to share Hi all - I took lots of pictures last year when the carolers were out, but I'm not sure I'm going to be able to that this year. I'm asking any of you who will be out and about this evening 'singing in' or 'just around' the carolers to take pictures and / or videos and send them to me at sepoenews@gmail.com so I can share them with the community. Thx. - Beth Parrish SEPO Communications 314-960-6710 Sent 2022-12-22: FINAL REMINDER: JAN 2023 Newsletter Articles Due by End of Day on Dec 24, 2022 - Due to the Newsletter article submission deadline being on Christmas Eve, Dec 24, I'm sending the FINAL reminder that next month's Newsletter articles are due by the 24th of this month a day earlier than normal. If you have an article you would like published in the Sunshine Jan 2023 Newsletter, the article needs to be submitted to seponewsletter@gmail.com by End of Day on Dec 24, at the latest. The Newsletter Guidelines, which were updated on August 23, 2022, are posted on the Web site HERE . Please call with questions. - Beth Parrish SEPO Newsletter Editor E-Mail: seponewsletter@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2022-12-22: REMINDER - WC: NYE Party - I know everyone is busy getting ready for primarily two things: Christmas (what fun) and the approaching cold weather (boooo). But I wanted to remind everyone to be sure and take time out of your busy day and get over to the library to signup for the WC NYE Party. I took the signup stuff to the Women's Club meeting last Friday and then posted everything in the library after the meeting. We've got quite a few on the signup sheet. But there's certainly room for lots more. In case you missed the original email, I've repeated all of the details again. We hope to see your bright and shining faces there. Day/Date: Saturday, Dec 31, 2022 (DUH) Time: 8 PM to 11 PM (witness the East Coast ball drop @ 11) Where: Retzlaff Hall Price: $5 per person FOOD: Please bring a favorite appetizer or dessert to share. (And please label if it contains nuts, shellfish or other items people may be allergic to.) Tables will be set up to hold your goodies. BEVERAGES: Coffee, Water and Ice provided. Everything else is BYO. TABLEWEAR: Paper plates, plasticware and napkins provided. BACKDROP FOR PICTURE TAKING: You are encouraged to capture some ‘kodak moments’ of the evening. We’ll have multiple ‘props’ available to spruce up your pictures. MUSIC & DANCING: You will hear some of your favorite tunes (both oldies and newbies) all night long. SUPRISES: So as not to spoil the fun, we're not going to go into any details about this portion of the evening. But we think it’ll be a ‘hoot’. SIGNUP: In the library. Signup Sheet on the Easel - Sign your name(s), # of persons attending and check off if you have paid or not. Envelope (which has been moved directyly under the signup sheet) - Fill out the stamped area. Don’t forget to insert your money. ($5/person) Drop it into the box marked New Years Eve Party (and NOT Christmas Dinner) Beth Parrish (314-960-6710) & Denise Utterback (618-553-1417) Women's Club NYE Party Co-Chairs Sent 2022-12-22: SEPO Employees Time Off - The SEPO Employees will be taking time off for the holidays (as per the Employee Handbook) as follows: For Christmas they will be off - Fri, Dec 23 and Mon, Dec 26 For New Years they will be off - Fri, Dec 30 and Mon, Jan 2 The office will be closed on those days. - SEPO Board Sent 2022-12-21: Rock Painting Club: Mtg Info & Pics - Thank you to all that attended our 19 Dec Sunshine Rock Club. Our next meeting is January 9th, Monday, from 1-3 pm in Retzlaff Hall. Waynette Kennedy provided "Mandalas" (otherwise known as "dot painting") instructions, on the 19th of December. Pictures are on the Sunshine Web site on the Rocking Painting page (which is under the Amenities tab) - HERE . Lots of talented ladies in our Rock Club! Thank you Waynette! - Karren Amos Sent 2022-12-20: Garden Club: Tips (Before & After a Freeze) - It's disheartening, but we do have a need for the knowledge provided in this email. I want to thank one of our Sunshine neighbors, Debbie Gossman, for supplying me with two documents concerning Plants and Freezing: What to do 'before' and 'after' a freeze. They are on the Web site HERE where they can be both viewed or printed. The Garden Club Web page (under the Amenities Tab) is also in the process of being spruced up by Beth. So watch for more info and pics getting placed out there. - Susanne Ulrich Sent 2022-12-20: SEPO 2023 Election: Board Candidates & BIOs 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 HERE today. Please Contact Janis McFee with any questions - 807-598-1715 Sent 2022-12-20: REMINDER & Route: Christmas Caroling this Thursday, Dec 22 - The practices are complete, and it is just about time for the carolers to show off their Christmas spirit and their voices. The fun and frivolity will be this Thursday, Dec 22 starting about 4:30pm. The route is set and we will be stopping at the Sunshine homes listed here: First stop: 1945 W Montana Second stop: 4140 Missouri Third stop: 4117 Nebraska Fourth stop: 1941 Indiana Cir Fifth stop: 1916 Iowa Sixth stop: 4329 Minnesota Seventh stop: 4217 Minnesota Eighth stop: 1945 Michigan We sure do hope everyone will enjoy! - Pam Lacy Sent 2022-12-18: Rock Painting Club Info for Mon, Dec 19 - To all Sunshine Rock Club members, our next Rock Club meeting is December 19th. NOTE: Meeting will be from 12:30pm to 2:30pm, for this meeting ONLY. We will need to evacuate promptly as there is a previously scheduled event that starts at 3pm. Our own Waynette Kennedy will be demonstrating "beginner" Mandalas! Stylist tool & other materials will be available for all. QUESTIONS? Please feel free to contact me @ 309-781-3479. P.S I forgot to mention there will be nice "door prizes"! Come join the fun! - Karren Amos Sent 2022-12-18: REMINDER - WC: Valley Voices Concert this Tuesday, Dec 20 - Just a reminder to come join us this Tuesday. See below for details. - Jill Ventrello Sent 2022-12-18: REMINDER: Toys for Tots - final pickup on Monday - As a reminder, Harlingen PD is coming Monday, Dec 19, for the last pick-up of your Toys for Tots donations. And many thanks to the Sunshine community's generosity so far. Thanks - Lenore J Combs 956 245 1276 Sent 2022-12-17: REMINDER: Food Drive ending Monday - Monday will be the last day to donate food. Thank you to all who participated in the holiday food drive. - Deb Jones Sent 2022-12-17: UNAPPROVED: SEPO Board Meeting (Regular) Minutes, Dec 13, 2022 - The UNAPPROVED minutes from the Dec 13, 2022 Board Meeting (Regular), can be found HERE . The minutes can also be viewed/printed directly from this link . They will be posted in the office on Monday (12-20). Please call with any issues or questions. - Beth Parrish SEPO Board Secretary & Governing Documents sepoboardbeth@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2022-12-17: REMINDER - WC: Breakfast on Dec 17, 2022 - Pam Adams cell 615-668-3145 and text Sent 2022-12-17: REMINDER: JAN 2023 Newsletter Articles Due by End of Day Dec 24, 2022 - Here's the first reminder that next month's Newsletter articles are due by the 24th of this month. If you have an article you would like published in the Sunshine Dec 2022 Newsletter, the article needs to be submitted to seponewsletter@gmail.com by End of Day on Dec 24, at the latest. The Newsletter Guidelines, which were updated on August 23, 2022, are posted on the Web site HERE . Please call with questions. - Beth Parrish SEPO Newsletter Editor E-Mail: seponewsletter@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2022-12-15: WC: NYE Party - Details and Signup Info - Hi All – We hope you have your calendars marked to attend the Women's Club NYE Party. Day/Date: Saturday, Dec 31, 2022 (DUH) Time: 8 PM to 11 PM (witness the East Coast ball drop @ 11) Where: Retzlaff Hall Price: $5 per person FOOD: Please bring a favorite appetizer or dessert to share. (And please label if it contains nuts, shellfish or other items people may be allergic to.) Tables will be set up to hold your goodies. BEVERAGES: Coffee, Water and Ice provided. Everything else is BYO. TABLEWEAR: Paper plates, plasticware and napkins provided. BACKDROP FOR PICTURE TAKING: You are encouraged to capture some ‘kodak moments’ of the evening. We’ll have multiple ‘props’ available to spruce up your pictures. MUSIC & DANCING: You will hear some of your favorite tunes (both oldies and newbies) all night long. SUPRISES: So as not to spoil the fun, we're not going to go into any details about this portion of the evening. But we think it’ll be a ‘hoot’. SIGNUP: Virtual Signup starts at 11 AM - Friday, Dec 16, in the library. Signup Sheet on the Easel - Sign your name(s), # of persons attending and check off if you have paid or not. Envelope - Fill out the stamped area. Don’t forget to insert your money. ($5/person) Drop it into the box marked New Years Eve Party (and NOT Christmas Dinner) We have limited space available, so get over there and sign up early. Beth Parrish (314-960-6710) & Denise Utterback (618-553-1417) Women's Club NYE Party Co-Chairs Sent 2022-12-15: REMINDER: Women’s Club Meeting this Friday & Ugly Sweater Contest - Women’s Club Meeting Friday 12/16/2022 Starting at 9am We will have coffee and apple fritters and donuts.  But something for holiday fun! We're going to do an “Ugly Sweater Contest” So please join in the fun! At Retzlaff Hall - Vicky Leroy-Krueger Sent 2022-12-15: VIDEOS & MINUTES from Various Meetings/Exec Sessions - The minutes from the Dec 6, 2022 Board Executive Session are now available HERE . The minutes from the Dec 12, 2022 Special Board meeting are now available HERE . The minutes from the Dec 13, 2022 Regular Board meeting are still 'in process'. The videos from both the Dec 12, 2022 Special Board meeting and the Dec 13, 2022 Regular Board meeting are now available HERE . The video from the Dec 12, 2022 Residents meeting is now available HERE . Please contact me with any issues/questions. - Beth Parrish SEPO Board Secretary & Governing Documents E-Mail: sepoboardbeth@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2022-12-13: Thank You & Reminder - Thank you to all who attended our Residents’ Meeting yesterday. In the rush of a very busy day, I didn’t take the time to thank Vicky Leroy Krueger and our Women’s Club for the refreshments they provided in honor of our employees. Everything looked beautiful and was very well done. Another thanks to Eileen Anderson who provided the beautifully decorated card box for cards for the employees. It will remain in the office for awhile in the event there are those who have not had an opportunity to add their cards. As a reminder, that card box is for you to show how much you appreciate all that our employees do for us here at SEPO. Please address your card(s) to the employee(s) you are recognizing. When the time is right, all items collected will be gathered and distributed to whoever it is addressed to. It was so good to see you and hear from you. Be sure to join in for club activities and events that are coming. - Share Nelson Sent 2022-12-15: Women’s Club Meeting this Friday & Ugly Sweater Contest - Women’s Club Meeting Friday 12/16/2022 Starting at 9am We will have coffee and apple fritters and donuts.  But something for holiday fun! We're going to do an “Ugly Sweater Contest” So please join in the fun! At Retzlaff Hall - Vicky Leroy-Krueger Sent 2022-12-12: REMINDER: Garden Club mtg - Garden Club Speaker at Retzlaff Hall Tuesday, December 13th 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Topic: Protecting Plants from Frost and Freeze Conditions Everyone is welcome, see you Tuesday evening. - Susanne Ulrich and the rest of the Garden Club Sent 2022-12-12: Notification about SCCE FA Meeting - On Wednesday Dec 14 @ 5:30 in Retzlaff Hall the SCCE Fishing Association will having its monthly meeting for, participants and newcomers that may be interested in learning more about the many styles of saltwater fishing, tackle to use, places to go and everything related to fishing and outdoor activities in the RGA. This meeting we will be taking orders for shirts Hats and collecting the Lifetime due of $10. We are having a speaker Charter Captain Joseph From Port Mansfield to enlighten us on Angling styles. Please come and Join us. We would like your input for future meeting topics. Hope to see you there. All are welcome. Bill Peterson President if you have any questions feel free to call me @ 309-945-2108 Sent 2022-12-12: Christmas Dinner planning meeting - Dear Friends If you have signed up to help or would like the opportunity: Please join us in the Library for a review of Christmas dinner plans. Wednesday 14 December 2022 3:30pm Thanks PS The Head Elf at the Police Dept sends warm regards & thanks for all the wonderful gifts. for Toys For Tots/ We have filled 3 boxes plus. -- Lenore J Combs 956 245 1276 Mari Tennent 616 260 0506 Elves, Inc Sent 2022-12-11: Please come to the Residents' Mtg on Monday @ 1 PM for ...... - Please come to the Resident’s Meeting on Monday, Dec 12 @ 1 PM in Retzlaff Hall where we will be introducing our employees and will hear a brief statement from each as to their life and experience here at Sunshine. Women’s Club is providing refreshments following the meeting in their honor. There will be a card box for any of you who wish to give them a short note or otherwise express your appreciation to them. I’m sure knowing our residents value them will mean a lot to Valerie, Lupe, Manny, Lalo and Joe. - SEPO Board Sent 2022-12-09: AGENDA for BOARD (Special) Meeting on Monday, Dec 12, 2022 after Residents' Mtg - The agenda for the 'Hybrid' Dec 12, 2022 Board meeting (Special) that will immediately follow the Residents' meeting can be accessed directly from HERE or on the Web site HERE . Valerie will also be posting this agenda outside her office, on the poolside door to Retzlaff Hall and by the mailboxes by 1:30 PM today. - Beth Parrish 2022 SEPO Board Secretary & Governing Documents E-Mail: sepoboardbeth@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2022-12-08: MARKET: Home for Sale - Please go to the Sunshine Market: Homes for Sale page to see a picture from our Deck and several Videos of our home that is for sale. - Roy & Deb Robins 4129 N MN 956-230-3115 Sent 2022-12-08: WC: Breakfast on Dec 17, 2022 - Pam Adams Office 615-895-8000 PREFERRED cell 615-668-3145 and text http://pam@pamandtonyadams.com http://pamandtonyadams.com Sent 2022-12-08: Art and Craft Sale - You're invited to my Art and Craft Sale! Sat Dec 10th. 9 am to 1 pm. 4148 No. Missouri St - Shirley Servos Sent 2022-12-08: WC: New Residents' party - Dear Neighbors, Each year to welcome our new residents, the Women’s Club hosts a new homeowner residents' party. Our theme this year is How Sweet It Is! We will be having this event on Friday, January 13th, 2023. The doors of Retzlaff Hall will open at 4 PM. We plan on having new resident introductions around 4:30, followed by a meal catered by the Koffee Klatch. We will have music and dancing provided by DJ Doug and his Lovely Assistant. Plus, a few door prizes for our new residents. As always, the new homeowners will receive a hand-delivered invitation soon with instructions on how to RSVP to the event at no cost. We will have virtual tickets available for $12 in the library with a signup sheet about 10 days prior to the event. We look forward to a fun night of fellowship with all of our neighbors. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. Sincerely Yours, Pam Davis 214-516-4844 Lisa Perrier 651-485-7293 Sent 2022-12-07: SEPO Staff Recognition - If you have read the Agenda for next Monday's (Dec 12) Residents' meeting (or even if you haven't read it yet), a portion of this meeting includes SEPO employee introductions. This is a perfect time for you to show how much you appreciate all they do for us here at SEPO by dropping a card, note etc into the box provided at the meeting. Please address your item(s) to the employee(s) you are recognizing. All items collected will be gathered after the meeting and distributed to whoever it is addressed to. Thx in advance for taking part in this little piece of giving back to them. Share Nelson & the rest of the SEPO Board Sent 2022-12-07: REMINDER: Coffee & Donuts in the Library every Thursday, 8 am to 10 am - As a reminder, there will be Coffee & Donuts available in the Library from 8 am to 10 am every Thursday for $1. This will continue thru March 2023. Please come check it out. Visit with current friends/neighbors and possibly make some new friends. - Valerie Basaldua, SEPO Office Sent 2022-12-07: AGENDA for BOARD (Regular) Meeting on Tuesday, Dec 13, 2022 @ 1 PM - The agenda for the 'Hybrid' Board Meeting (Regular) on Dec 13, 2022 at 1 PM can be accessed directly from HERE and on the Web site HERE . Valerie will also be posting this agenda outside her office, on the poolside door to Retzlaff Hall and by the mailboxes by 1 PM today. - Beth Parrish, 2022 SEPO Board Secretary & Governing Documents E-Mail: sepoboardbeth@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2022-12-07: AGENDA for Residents Meeting on Monday, Dec 12, 2022 @ 1 PM - The agenda for the 'Hybrid' Dec 12, 2022 Residents meeting at 1 PM can be accessed directly from HERE and on the Web site HERE . Valerie will also be posting this agenda outside her office, on the poolside door to Retzlaff Hall and by the mailboxes by 1 PM today. PLEASE NOTE: In Agenda Item #7 - SEPO CLUB/COMMITTEE INFORMATION/REPORTS – Please notify the SEPO Board Secretary prior to the meeting if you WILL NOT be at the meeting. Women’s Club – President, Vicky Krueger - Club information (Purpose, Officers, Mtgs, etc) Activities Director, Jill Ventrello – Information about upcoming events. Neighborhood Watch/CERT – Lenore Combs Architectural Control Committee (ACC) – Terry Lacy Rock Painting Club – Karren Amos Fishing Club – Bill Peterson Sunshine Garden Club – Susanne Ulrich Sunshine Birding & Nature Club – Tom Stone Quilting (Killer Bees) – Jan Baethke Sunshine Gift & Memorial Club – Vickie Jones Woodshop – Chuck McEvoy Golf Events – Men’s Golf League – Rocky Lockwood/Matt Lyne Women’s Golf League – Deloris Pearcy Special Golf Events/Tournaments (i.e., GNDGT) – Event Chairperson SEPO Communications – Beth Parrish - Beth Parrish, 2022 SEPO Board Secretary & Governing Documents E-Mail: sepoboardbeth@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2022-12-07: SEPO: November 2022 Financials The November 2022 Financials are posted on the Sunshine Website HERE . Please let me know if you have any questions. - Mark Owen SEPO Treasurer Sent 2022-12-06: Resident Appreciation Event (from the SEPO Employees) - I am pleased to announce that myself and the staff here at the Sunshine Estates would like to show our gratitude for everything that this community has done for us. The Community has always gone out of their way to make us feel valued and appreciated. Truly giving us the opportunity to make connections and build relationships with most of you. For that we are forever grateful. We would like to invite you to come out Friday Dec 9, 2022 8am-10am to the Library for Tamales From Delias along with coffee and other beverages. Sincerely, - Valerie Basaldua Office Manager Sent 2022-12-05: Sunshine Activities: Details Updated - Are you getting confused about what activities are coming up and what the details concerning them are. Well, I hope I can help with that. I spent most of Sunday updating the Web site with lots of info. In reference to the above I believe the WC Activities page now contains, in chronological order, all of the info sent to you previously in SEPO emails. There's lots going on in December and on into 2023. The summary page is also a great spot to get info on all of the other type of activities going on here in Sunshine. Be sure and click on the various links on this page to go to more detailed info. Anytime when you are out there working your way through the Web site, please take note of any missing or inaccurate information. As I always say, this is YOUR Web site to let the world know about us and how much fun we have here. Help me to promote it for all of you. Please call w/questions or issues. - Beth Parrish SEPO Web site Admin E-Mail: s unshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2022-12-05: WC: Bake Sale Reminder about Donations - In case you might have missed the below in the December Newsletter AND as a reminder that we need your 'goodies' donations this Friday, please read on. Mark your calendar for the Women's Club Bake Sale on Sat Dec 10th from 8 to 11 am in Retzlaff Hall. Get out those cookbooks and favorite recipes and make your favorite holiday goodies for this event. Donations must be labeled* and priced. *(Note any nuts) and may be dropped off at Retzlaff Hall between 5 and 7 pm on Fri Dec 9th. Thanks in advance for your generous donations. On Saturday morning come purchase these holiday goodies including homemade candy ..cookies ..jams ..jellies ..salsa and so much more. There will also be sweet rolls and coffee served for a $1 donation. The Wetherbees will once again be making Lefse for us during the Bake Sale. There will be a raffle and door prizes to add to the fun! Come join us for a fun filled morning - visit with your Sunshine neighbors and enjoy the goodies and fellowship. - Terry DeBackere.. chairman Sent 2022-12-05: 2023 HOA Assessments (now on Web site) - This is a follow-up to a SEPO email sent to everyone on Nov 17 concerning the 2023 HOA Assessments. I have put all of that information on the Sunshine Web site under the Residents' section in the "SEPO Financials: By Year" tab . Hope this helps everyone to have this info handy to reference at any time. Call w/questions or issues. - Beth Parrish SEPO Web site Admin E-Mail: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2022-12-04: WC: NYE Party - For a Good Time: Come Party With Us - Can you believe it! Four short weeks from today we'll be shuffling out the Old Year and hosting in the New Year. WOW - 2023 is almost here. So be sure and mark your calendars, and plan to attend, the Women's Club NYE Party. The committee is currently in the planning stages. We do know it won’t be fancy, but it should be a fun time for everyone. I can tell you the party is: Sunday, Dec 31 (DUH) From 8 PM to 11 PM (see below) In Retzlaff Hall Music, Dancing and other Surprises (definitely still planning) And what would a party be without food and drink Virtual signup will begin soon in the Library I know some of you might be asking - why end at 11 and not midnight? Ending this party a little early will give everyone the opportunity to; go home and go to bed OR watch the central time zone ball drop on TV in the comfort of their own homes in their jammies OR go to another party! 😊 Please watch for event details in sepoenews as they are finalized. Hope to see you there!!! - Denise Utterback & Beth Parrish (Committee Co-Chairs) Sent 2022-12-04: SEPO Calendar & 2-Pager - I have printed a copy of the SEPO Calendar and put it on the Sunshine Web site HERE . You will notice the link to the 2-Pager isn't working right now as I'm in the process of updating that document and, rather than have inaccurate info out there, I have disabled the link. It will be back out there by EOD Tues next week, if not before. If you have any questions with what is scheduled on the SEPO Calendar please contact the Office. - Beth Parrish, Web site Admin 314-960-6710 Sent 2022-12-04: REMINDER: Scheduling of SEPO Activities, Meetings etc. - The Winter Season here are Sunshine is always very busy. And particularly in the month of December there seems to be something going on every week - if not more often. This is a 'reminder' to everyone to be sure and complete an Activity Request form , per the 'Activity Request Process' defined HERE . This is the only way to ensure there are no conflicts with 'when' and 'how' you want to utilize various areas throughout Sunshine. This is also how the SEPO Calendar and the Sunshine Web site are kept up-to-date. You may think, I'll just pop into the library or other area for a quick mtg, and oooops, someone else has already reserved that area. Or you may set a date for a Club event without first checking with the Office and the day/time you want isn't available. The SEPO Office would have informed you of the conflict had you submitted an Activity Request. It all boils down to - Please be considerate of everyone and reserve what you need by using the process. Thanks everyone. Beth Parrish, SEPO Board Secretary & Web site Admin 314-960-6710 Sent 2022-12-03: CALLING ALL CHRISTMAS CAROLERS & WANT - TO - BE ELVES - All are welcome. You don't have to be a great singer or have elf experience. It will all be a lot of fun for our residents. First meeting and practice will be Sunday, Dec 4th at 1pm in Retz Hall. Come and join in the fun! At this time the Carolering will be Thursday Dec 22nd Starting about 4:30pm. - Pam Lacy Sent 2022-12-03: NOTICE of Board Executive Session, Tuesday, Dec 6, 2022 - The below was posted in the SEPO Office, on the poolside door to Retzlaff Hall and by the mailboxes at 3:10 PM yesterday (Friday). SEPO BOARD EXECUTIVE SESSION NOTICE to Community Tuesday, December 6, 2022 @ 1 PM (Board members Only) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is a formal notice to the SEPO community that Board President, Share Nelson, has called a SEPO Board Executive Session, for Board members only, to be held Tuesday, December 6, 2022, at 1 PM in Retzlaff Hall. There will be no access permitted into Retzlaff Hall, other than Board members, during this Executive Session. This is a closed session as permitted by Texas law. As stated in Section 4.03 of the SEPO Bylaws, the Board may discuss: Possible violations pertaining to SEPO Club rules in the Policies & Procedures. Various Bylaws violations. SEPO Communications. (Confidential by request of the affected parties and agreement of the Board) Employee time off. - Share Nelson, SEPO Board President Sent 2022-12-02: Birding & Nature Club - The next meeting is December 5, 2022 Retzlaff Hall @ 7;00 pm. The speaker is David Lund the topic is Tropical birds refreshments will be served. Members if you would like to view min from our last meeting docs for/from our Nov 7, 2022 meeting they have been added to the site HERE . - Tom Stone, President Birding & Nature Club Sent 2022-12-01: SEPO Board Nominations - The Nominating Committee needs your help! Many of the residents, who we know, have already served terms on the Board. Many residents have arrived in the last three years that we don’t know. Please- if you have a desire to work with a team to maintain or improve our beautiful community, please contact Janis or Derek McFee, 651-271-8214, Marian Young or Sue Swidryk. The Nominating Committee would also appreciate names of people we could approach. In the meantime, remember to thank our present SEPO Board members for the time and effort they donate on our behalf. Janis McFee- Nominating Committee Chairperson Sent 2022-12-01: Birding & Nature (B&N) Docs from Nov 7, 2022 mtg - If you are interested in Birding & Nature please check out our Sunshine Web site page under the 'Amenities' Tab for information about our Club. The meeting docs for/from our Nov 7, 2022 meeting have been added to the site today HERE . Please contact Tom Stone with inquiries. - Beth Parrish (for the B&N Club) Back to Top

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This page will direct you to the pages that contain E-Mails sent to the SEPO Community from Jan 1, 2025 to Dec 31, 2025. Click on the ICON depicting the year and month the SEPO ENews Emails were sent. 2025 - December 2025 - November 2025 - October 2025 - September 2025 - August 2025 - July 2025 - June 2025 - May 2025 - April 2025 - March 2025 - February 2025 - January Back to Top

SCCE Fishing Association News Sent via email: 2025-01-28: The Fishing Club has put together a "fishing guides" list based on our experiences. You can view it HERE . - Deb DesLauriers-Eich, Fishing Club Secretary Newsletter 2023-02: SCCE Fishing Association - Attention All SEPO residents and renters. If you have an interest in learning about the different styles and locations to fish in the RGV, The SCCE Fishing Association is the organization for you. They are a great start. SCCE Fishing Association's monthly meetings are on the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 5:30 in Retzlaff Hall . Join us for fellowship with folks with common interests. We usually have an Expert in the angling field as a speaker to talk on topics and field your questions. This month we have Cameron Co. Game Warden, Cody Levey. If you decide to participate there is a $10 lifetime Participation fee. For Questions or concerns you can contact me. - Bill Peterson @309-945-2108 Back to Top

S EPO Community Emails: July 2023 Sent 2023-07-31: ACTION REQUIRED: Truck Parked on Michigan Drive - The truck in the pictures below has been parked on Michigan Drive for several days. This vehicle must be identified to the office, whether it belongs to a resident or someone else. If not identified within 24 hours, it will be towed. Valerie Basaldua Office Manager 956-425-1420 sepo.office@gmail.com Sent 2023-07-31: Rock Painting Club Suspended - I wanted to let everyone know that the Rock Painting Club is being suspended until further notice (probably for the next three months or so). - Karren Amos Sent 2023-07-29: Former Resident Passing - Diane Foster, former resident passed June 26. Many residents have fond memories of Diane. - Cathy Richmond Sent 2023-07-27: Invitation - NATIONAL NIGHT OUT Hgn community celebration - Dear Friends You are invited - National Night Out 40th Anniversary Lon C Hill Park (on Fairpark Blvd just up from the Police Dept) Tuesday 1 August - 6PM till 9PM Dear Neighborhood Watch and CERT Friends On Tuesday 1 August at 6pm, there will be a crime and drug prevention event in Harlingen. Bring your chair - sit a spell and share your ideas and stories. The NW and CERT will have a table, the Harlingen PD and the Citizens Police Academy will also have a table - amongst many other informational partners supporting this endeavor in our area. Goals of NNO: Heighten crime and drug prevention awareness, Generate support for, participation in local anti-crime efforts, Strengthen neighborhood spirit and police-community partnerships, and Send back a message to the Bad Guys letting them know who is in charge! We would appreciate your support so just show up and enjoy the fellowship and the evening's free activities. You may call me for questions. PS Many of you are aware John and I are members of the Citizen Police Academy Alumni Assn (Hgn PD) and members of CERT with the Hgn Fire Dept. We have learned alot from them at our meetings which help our community. Hurricane Donna showed up in 2008 and having this relationship with HPD & HFD - lessons learned were just the beginning. So come out and say THANKS and share the wealth. -- Lenore J Combs 956 245 1276, Coordinator Sunshine CC Estates NW-CERT Sent 2023-07-19: Sunshine Golf Course Improvement: New Fountain - New water fountain on the number seven pond. Hopefully, this will help with the algae situation. - Randy Davis Sent 2023-07-17: Pool Jets - Hi pool users. Need your help!! The jets in the pool are adjusted to make the skimmers work more efficiently. They steer any floating objects like leaves towards the skimmers. If you try adjusting these jets it just cuts the way the water is moving towards the skimmers. We would like to ask you to leave the jets in the position they are in now. Thank you and your cooperation is much appreciated. - Jim Kennedy Sent 2023-07-17: UNAPPROVED: SEPO Financials, 2023-05 (May) - The UNAPPROVED Jun 2023 SEPO Financials are posted on the Sunshine Website HERE . Please let me know if you have any questions. - Mark Owen SEPO Treasurer Sent 2023-07-12: Bad Guys luv SEPO and send their thanks - Dear Friends - Please, again, DO NOT LEAVE YOUR STUFF OUT FOR THE BAD GUYS! They are beginning to think about a picnic dinner each time your doors are unlocked and your area is dark. This Is not a Police action - it is your responsibility to Lock doors and Light up your area.- Stop feeding the Bad Guys, please. Lenore J Combs 956 245 1276, Neighborhood Watch Sent 2023-07-11: Scott McCullen - Lisa and I wanted to share with the community that our brother and friend Scott McCullen passed away on Saturday from a heart attack at home. We want to thank everyone who has helped us with Scott over the past few days. And thank you to all that have befriended Scott down here in Sunshine, Scott really enjoyed the community and the people. His smile will be missed Lisa and Tom Perrier Jerry McCullen Sent 2023-07-09: RESIDENTS, REALTORS, RESALE CERTIFICATES and more - Although the following has been provided in meetings with residents and shared in the Sunshine newsletter, it has come to the attention of your Board of Directors that many of our residents are not familiar with certain procedures associated with the sale of homes. If you are contemplating the sale of your home, either on your own or with the help of a realtor, the following information is for you, or your realtor if that is the case. Please share. Our policies restrict your advertising signs as follows: One sign may be placed at the front of the property and one sign at the rear of the property. These signs can be either single sided or two-sided signs, but no larger than one hundred forty-four (144) square inches in size. RESALE CERTIFICATES: In the Board Meeting of September 12, 2022, the Board adopted the following language in Policies & Procedures relating to Resale Certificates. To comply with Texas Property Code, Sec. 207, because we are a Subdivision subject to mandatory membership in a Property Owners’ Association, we require that any owner selling his residence must provide a resale certificate to the buyer prior to closing. This must be done whether by sale through a realtor, or a private sale between individuals. This will be provided by SEPO not later than ten days following a request for same at a cost of $250. The resale certificate will provide, in part, the following information: Financial condition of the association, any unpaid amounts due the association on the property, any known violations of noncompliance for the rules (Covenants) of the association. In the Board Meeting of October 11, 2022, upon attorney’s advice, it was decided by unanimous vote, that an inspection report by the ACC would be attached to the Resale Certificate . This report is informational only and not for the purpose of deterring a sale. It is strongly recommended, if a property is listed for sale in Sunshine, a request be made right away to the office for an inspection by the ACC. This allows the owner to be prepared, if necessary, to make any corrections prior to requesting the Resale Certificate. There is no charge for such an inspection. Any owner who would like to have an inspection may do so. A report will be kept in the office file of your property. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned. Sincerely, Share Nelson, President Sunshine Estate Property Owners, Inc. 309 269 0686 Sent 2023-07-08: Rock Painting Club - Sunshine Rock Painting Meeting, Monday, 10 July 2023. Karren Amos Sent 2023-07-06: Bad Guys on patrol - Dear Friends - The evening of July 4 our local Bad Guys were out shopping. They have been in Sunshine a few times and thru the RV Park. Usually, they won't disturb anything except rifle thru your vehicle - especially if the doors are NOT locked. So, please make sure your home and vehicles are secure all the time. HPD is aware. Gracias -- Lenore J Combs, 956 245 1276, Coordinator Neighborhood Watch Sent 2023-07-06: TIME CHANGE: O'clockers golf - We will be moving the O'Clockers golf scramble to 6:30 pm this Sunday, July 9th. Should be a little more tolerable starting later. - Donna Myers Sent 2023-07-03: SEPO Board Resignation - Regretfully, The SEPO Board has accepted the resignation of Linda Davis as Secretary and member of the Board of Directors. We thank her for her service and wish her well. - SEPO Board Sent 2023-07-02: Sunshine Web Updates: Directories & Photos - Hi All - I hope everyone is enjoying their summer and keeping cool, dodging storms and whatever else may be needed to do so. And Happy July 4th to all. I have updated the Directories on the Sunshine website today based on info I have been receiving from the SEPO Office recently. Dates on the files (Resident by Name and by Address, Email Address and Renter Info) should all be as of 06-30-2023. I have also updated the Photo Pages: Current and Former . If updates are needed to any of the info provided above, let me know by replying to the email in my signature below. - Beth Parrish SEPO Web site Admin E-Mail: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Back to Top

Things To Do: Summary Winter Season (2020-2021) Due to Covid-19 restrictions most planned activities were either CANCELLED or put ON HOLD. Click on a bulleted item in this list to be taken to that section of THIS page. Women's Club (2020-2021) Meetings Daily-Weekly-Monthly Golf-Clubs-Commitees-Special List of Clubs & Committees ******************************** Meetings (2020-2021) Click HERE for Details SEPO Board & Residential Women's Club OTHER Clubs/Committees Meetings Back to Top Women's Club (2020-2021) ****************************** Some "SCHEDULED" Women's Club Activities were CANCELLED. Other "NEW" Activities were added and followed Covid-19 Guidelines. See below for Schedule Women's Club Activities Schedule (2020-2021) Click HERE for Details Click HERE for a view of the Women's Club Committee Activities Committee Signup Sheets. Date Day Event (Chairpersons) CANCELLED 10-30-20 Fri Mexican Fiesta Chair (Nancy Luellen) COMPLETE 10-31-20 Sat MASK-O-RADE Golf Cart & Costume Event (Sue Swidryk, Pam Lacy, Lenore Combs & Sylvia Nelson) COMPLETE 11-11-20 Wed Veteran’s Day (Lenore Combs & Marian Young) CANCELLED 11-22-20 Sun Goofy Golf Co-chairs (Derek & Janis McFee) CANCELLED 11-26-20 Thu Thanksgiving Dinner (NEED CHAIRs) CANCELLED 12-04-20 Fri Craft & Bake Sale (Terry Debackere & Debbie Robins) COMPLETE 12-19-20 Sat Golf Cart Scavenger Hunt (Sue Swidryk) CANCELLED 12-25-20 Fri Christmas Dinner (NEED CHAIRs) COMPLETE 01-22-21 Wed Glow Ball Night Golfing (Sue Swidryk) (Postponed from 01-20-21) CANCELLED 01-21-21 Thu New Homeowners' (Vickie Jones & Sherri Gardner) CANCELLED 02-07-21 Sun SuperBowl Party (Eileen Anderson & Pam Lacy) COMPLETE (Postponed from 02-16-21) 02-21-21 Sun Mardi Gras: Follow the Leader (Marian Young) CANCELLED 02-26-21 Fri Casino Night #1 (Roy & Debbie Robins) CANCELLED 02-27-21 Sat Casino Night #2 (Roy & Debbie Robins) CANCELLED 03-09-21 Tue Hillbilly Hog Roast (Carolyn Anderson) Each WC Committee Signup Sheet is currently hanging in the Sunshine Estates Library and is also listed on the Web site HERE . If you would like to volunteer to be on one or more of the Committees, please contact Sue Swidryk (see contact info below). Sue Swidryk Women’s Club Activities Director 847-452-7804 sswidryk007@aol.com Back to Top Daily-Weekly-Monthly ****************************** Daily/Weekly/Monthly Activities Overview (2020-2021) Click HERE for Details MONTHLY: 8:00 am, Woodshop Cleanup (Monthly on First Wed) SUNDAY: If Monitor is onsite, Woodshop open (daily) 4:00 pm, Golf Scramble (daily) MONDAY: If Monitor is onsite, Woodshop open (daily) 8:00 am to 10 am, Tennis (Mon, Wed, Fri) 4:00 pm, Golf Scramble (daily) TUESDAY: If Monitor is onsite, Woodshop open (daily) 8:00 am, Pickleball (Tue, Thu) 9:00 am, Men's Golf League Tee Time (weekly) Following golf, Men's Golf League Business Meeting (In Pavilion) (weekly) 4:00 pm, Golf Scramble (daily) WEDNESDAY: If Monitor is onsite, Woodshop open (daily) 8:00 to 9:00 am, Tennis (Mon, Wed, Fri) 9:00 am, Ladies' Golf League Tee time (weekly) 4:00 pm, Golf Scramble (daily) THURSDAY: If Monitor is onsite, Woodshop open (daily) 8:00 am, Pickleball (Tue , Thu) 9:00 am, Quilting (The Killer Bees) (via Z00M video call) (weekly) 4:00 pm, Golf Scramble (daily) FRIDAY: If Monitor is onsite, Woodshop open (daily) 8:00 am to 10 am, Tennis (Mon, Wed, Fri) 4:00 pm, Golf Scramble (daily) SATURDAY: If Monit or is onsite, Woodshop open (daily) 9:00 am, Saturday Golf Scramble (weekly) 4:00 pm, Golf Scramble (daily) Back to Top Golf-Clubs-Commitees-Special ****************************** Golf, Clubs, Committees and Special Events Overview below (2020-2021) View DETAILS by clicking on GOLF or CLUBs & COMMITTEEs or SPECIAL OCT 2020: 6 - Sunshine National Night Out (Special) 8 - Woodshop Orientation Class (Club) 28 - Woodshop Orientation Class (Club) 31 - MASK-O-RADE (Women's Club) NOV 2020: 11 - Veterans Day Tribute (Women's Club) 15 - Toys for Tots (Special) 27 - Salvation Army Bell Ringing (Special) (CANCELLED) DEC 2020: 19 - Golf Cart Scavenger Hunt (Women's Club) 30 - Woodshop Orientation Class (Club) 30 - Meet & Greet: SEPO Board Candidates (from Nominating Committee) & Residents (Special) JAN 2021: 01-31 - Virtual Finger Lickin' Chicken Fundraiser 2 - Christmas Bird Count (Birding & Nature Group) 13 - Woodshop Orientation Class (Club) 20 - Woodshop Orientation Class (Club) 22 (postponed from 01-20) - Glow Ball Night Golf ( Women's Club) 27 - Woodshop Orientation Class (Club) 28 - Calling All Dogs (Special ) FEB 2021: 23 - Calling All Dogs (Special ) MAR 2021: 5 - Birding and Nature Club Outing (Birding & Nature Group) 01-02 - Men's Golf League Tournament (Golf) 27 - Gus Elliott 90th Birthday Celebration (Special) 29 - Woodshop Orientation Class (Club) 30 - Calling All Dogs (and Cats) (Special) APR 2021: 9 - Going Home Party (Private - Danks) Back to Top List of Clubs & Committees ****************************** CLUBs & COMMITTEEs (2020-2021) BIBLE STUDY (Men) BIBLE STUDY (Women) BOOK CLUB GOLF: MEN'S LEAGUE GOLF: WOMEN'S LEAGUE QUILTING (KILLER BEES) LINE DANCING MEMORIAL COMMITTEE NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH SEPO BOARD NOMINATING COMMITTEE SUNSHINE NATURE & BIRDING CLUB SUNSHINE GARDEN COMMITTEE SUNSHINE VIDEO COMMITTEE VETERANS' HONOR WALL WOODWORKERS WOMEN'S CLUB Women's Club Standing Committees: Activities Bulletin Board Decorations Historian Ice Cream during Intermission at Sunday Night Music Librarian Newsletter New Homeowner’s Orientation New Homeowner’s Photos Purchasing Summer Potlucks Back to Top

SEPO Residents Meeting Agendas & Videos (10-01-2025 thru 03-31-2026) (Winter Season) Res Mtg: 2026-03-10 "Res & Dir" Mtg: 2026-01-05 Res Mtg: 2025-12-09 Res Mtg: 2025-11-12 Res Mtg: 2025-10-14 RESIDENTS MEETING: Tue, Mar 10, 2026 @ 1 PM "Residents & Directors" MEETING: Mon, Jan 5, 2026 after the 1 PM Board Mtg (Regular) This Agenda is for the Residents portion of this mtg. The Residents portion of this meeting starts at 21 minutes into this video. RESIDENTS MEETING: Tue, Dec 9, 2025 @ 1 PM RESIDENTS MEETING: Wed, Nov 12, 2025 @ 1 PM RESIDENTS MEETING: Tue, Oct 14, 2025 @ 1 PM Back to Top

Events: Golf (2022-2023 Winter) Additional Details Women's Golf League Men's Golf League O'clockers Golf Scramble Saturday Golf Scramble Guys & Dolls Tounament GNDGT GNDGT Ladies Golf Luncheon Women's Golf League ************************* Women's Golf League Sent 2023-03-17: SEPO Women’s Golf - We wanted to give a special thank you to Sam Davis for donating the golf club for our raffle. Patrice Ayala won it and we raised $90.00 for the league. Our league season has ended for this spring, but will start again the first Wednesday of November (November 1 2023). All ladies in Sunshine Estates are welcome to join. It’s fun and a great way to socialize. We will continue to play all summer at 9:00 a.m. every Wednesday. It’s very informal and a great way to improve your game and have fun doing it. (Bring $1 for a prize fund.) - Deloris Pearcy Sent 2023-03-06: Golf Course Closure - The golf course will be closed this Wednesday and Thursday (3/8 – 3/9), both mornings until noon, for the Women’s Golf League Tournament. - Randy Davis, Golf Course Director Newsletter 2023-02: Golf Course Closure – The golf course will be closed next week (2/27 – 3/4) as follows: Men’s League Tournament on Monday and Tuesday (all day). Women’s League Golf on Wednesday until noon. Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament on Thursday and Friday (all day) and Saturday (until 4PM). - Randy Davis, Golf Course Director, 214-783-4604 'Guest Day' Lunch - Knowing that the weather for this upcoming week is forecast to be much warmer, I'm sure lots of you will be flocking back to the pool. I just wanted to give everyone a heads-up. The Ladies Golf League will be holding their 'guest day' play Wed morning. And then from 11 am to 1 pm we have reserved the Pavilion, through the SEPO Office, for our luncheon. - Deloris Pearcy. Women's Golf League President Men's Golf League Back to Top ************************* O NGOING I N WINTER Men's Golf League (As of Mar 7, 2023, Need someone to run this League) Sent 2023-03-11: Men's Golfing - The men will keep the 08:30 and 10:00 tee off times on Tuesdays. The only difference is that EVERYONE will need to go to the library for their assignment in which hole they will start at and pick up the score sheets to turn in after golf. - Rocky Lockwood Newsletter 2032-03: Men’s Golf: Tournament Awards Party - This is just a reminder that on March 7 after the 10 am players finish playing their round, there is the awards meeting and lunch at the pavilion from 12 noon until 2 pm. This will tell you who did what, as well as all 36 closest to the pins money will be handed out. Beer, soda, water and hamburgers and hot dogs will be provided. We are looking for some cookers and some help to clean up afterwards crews. Please see Rocky Lockwood or Matt Lyne please. Thanks guys. - Rocky Lockwood Newsletter 2032-03: Men’s Golf: Leader Replacements Needed on March 7 - It is time for myself, Rocky Lockwood, as well as Matt Lyne to inform the Men’s Golf League we are officially done with running the league effective March 7, 2023. Thanks for letting us run it for the last two years. So Men, please get together prior to the date listed with the new person or persons to take over for us. It has been a real honor and privilege. - Rocky Lockwood Newsletter 2023-02: Golf Course Closure – The golf course will be closed next week (2/27 – 3/4) as follows: Men’s League Tournament on Monday and Tuesday (all day). Women’s League Golf on Wednesday until noon. Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament on Thursday and Friday (all day) and Saturday (until 4PM). - Randy Davis, Golf Course Director, 214-783-4604 Sent 2023-01-31: Men’s Golf League this Week - Because of the cold front that came in there was NO golf this morning (01-31). I am rescheduling Mens League Play for this Friday, 02/03/23 same roster up now will be the same for Friday. Any questions call Rocky at 360-481-0124 or text me or contact Matt Lyne thanks. Newsletter 2023-02: Men’s Golf: Various Information - A new Handicap Roster is out today (February 24) because it is a 5-week month. That means the January 31 scores will be calculated with the following 3 weeks in February, which will be updated after the round play on Feb 21. So, for our tournament on Feb 27 and 28 we’ll have an updated Handicap for everyone’s score. In noting that Feb 27 and 28 will be our end of year tournament, please, those who haven’t paid your dues, please pay. If you are unsure who you are, there is a list up in the library. Also note that after play on Tuesday, March 7 we have reserved the pavilion from 11 am to 1 pm to hand out awards/money and eat and drink. So please put this your own schedule and plan on attending. - Any questions contact Rocky Lockwood at 360-481-0124 or Matt Lyne. Sent 2022-11-21: CANCELLED: Men’s Golf League, 11-22-2022 - Tuesday 22 November 2022 No golf due to weather condition and course will resume November 29 2022 any questions call Rocky Lockwood at 360-481-0124 Sent 2022-10-12: Men’s League Tuesday - Effective 10-18-22 there will be TWO tee off time’s first one at 08:30 and the second one at 10:00 and we like to welcome any and all new men to come out and join in we love to have you, like Tom Jean our newest person to join. Any questions please call Rocky Lockwood at 360-481-0124 or contact Matt Lyne thanks. - Rocky Lockwood O'clockers Golf Scramble Back to Top ************************* ONGOING O'clockers Go lf Scramble (Daily, Year-round) Sent 2023-03-11: O'Clockers Golf - The O'Clockers golf scramble will move to 5:00 pm on Sunday March 12th due to time change. Open to all golfers in community. We meet beside the suffleboard court at 4:45 for hole assignments. Come on out and have some fun. Questions call Donna Myers at 956 245 0188. Sent 2022-11-02: O'Clockers Golf - The O'Clockers golf scramble will move to 4:00 pm on Sunday Nov 6th due to time change. Open to all golfers in community. We meet beside the shuffleboard court at 3:45 for hole assignments. Come on out and have some fun. - Questions call Donna Myers at 956 245 0188 Sent 2022-10-11: Time Change: o'clockers golf - Due to sunset coming earlier in the evening the O'clockers golf scramble will move to 5:00 on Wednesday, Oct 12. This is a daily golf event that is open to all golfers in the community. We will meet next to the shuffleboard court at 4:45 daily to receive team assignments. This is a fun event. No cost. Hope to see y'all there. - Donna Myers Back to Top Saturday Golf Scramble ************************* ONGOING Saturday Golf Scramble (Year-round) 9 am, Golf Scramble (All Year: Weekly / Golf Course) Contact: There is not an existing committee or formal leader. These scrambles are conducted by volunteers among the players. The person in charge usually changes every month on a volunteer basis. Participants: Any Resident/Renter and any guest you wish to invite to play. Details: All skill levels are welcome. Please sign up in the library/lounge by noon on Friday. Teams are balanced by handicap, as best we can. Early signup helps. The cost is $1 and should be deposited in the Saturday Box in the library/lounge. Everyone meets in the library at 8:40 to find out which hole you start on. Tee off on your hole is at 9 am. Play lasts until around 10:30 am. If the weather is bad, play is cancelled until the next Saturday. Guys & Dolls Tounament Back to Top ************************* COMPLETE Guys & Dolls Golf Tournament ( February 10-11 , 20 23 w/Rain Dates February 17-18, 2023) Sent 2023-02-09: Guys and Dolls tournament: Team Sheets - The team sheets have been posted in the library. Arrive 15 min before your assigned tee times for hole assignments and score cards. We will also review tournament rules at that time. It is going to be a fun tournament. - Deloris Pearcy Sent 2023-03-08: Golf course closure - The golf course will be closed Friday and Saturday (2/10 and 2/11) from 9:30am – 3:45pm for the Guys and Dolls Golf Tournament. - Randy Davis, Golf Course Director Sent 2023-02-08: Guys and Dolls - Guys and Dolls Tournament Sign-ups for the tournament have ended. Due to the weather forecast for the mornings, we have changed the starting times to be 11:00am & 1:30pm. Our awards and happy hour will be Saturday at 5:00pm. Bring your favorite finger food to share and BYOB! - Deloris Pearcy Sent 2023-01-31: GOLF: Guys & Dolls - Guys and Dolls February 10 &11 Friday & Saturday Sign-up sheets will be posted in the library on January 31, 2023 by 10:00am. There are 3 sign-up sheets. One for couples (a team) who already know they will play as a team. Another, for an unmatched GUY, and a third, for an unmatched DOLL. These last two lists will include space for phone numbers so teams can be arranged by the individuals. Play will follow typical scramble format. The rules will be published to avoid any confusion. Cost is $10.00 per person (cash only) money is to be placed in the envelopes provided. Please put your name or names on the envelope. Start time for morning is 9:30am. Afternoon start time is 12:30pm. In case of bad weather, the tournament will be held the following week February 17 & 18. Saturday evening 5pm there will be an old fashion Happy Hour and awards ceremony. Bring your favorite finger food to share. BYOB. It will be a lot of fun!!! - Guys and Dolls Committee, Sent from Deloris Pearcy Newsletter 2023-02: Golf: Guys & Dolls Tourna ment - Attention Guys and Dolls: The Guys and Dolls tournament is coming up Friday and Saturday, February 10th and 11th with rain dates set for February 17th and 18th. So start making plans and finding your partners for two fun-filled days of golf. More information will be sent out to the community soon. - Deloris Pearcy GNDGT Back to Top ************************* C OMPLETE Good Neighbor G olf Tournament (GNDGT) & Banque t (March 2-4, 2023 w/Rain Dates March 9-11, 2023) Sent 2023-03-07: GNDGT (2023) Report - The final report for the 2023 Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament is available directly from HERE - Tony Tramel, GNDGT Chairperson Sent 2023-03-07: Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament Pairings are posted - The pairings for the GNDGT are: Physically posted: On the front door into the library In the library Below Available HERE Note - the first name in each group is the captain and needs to be at captains meeting 30 minutes before tee time. We are also looking for standby players, contact me if you can be one. - Tony Tramel, GNDGT Committee Chair 337-693-6344 trtramel@gmail.com Sent 2023-03-01: Pool Closure this Saturday - As you all know, the Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament starts Thursday morning and concludes Saturday evening with a Happy Hour (HH) in the pool/pavilion area followed by an awards dinner in Retzlaff Hall. Starting with setup for the HH and until everyone has entered the hall for dinner, the pool/pavilion area will be closed to only those participating in the tournament festivities. We are looking at a closure from 3-6 PM Saturday. Thank you in advance for your understanding and cooperation. - Tony Tramel, GNDGT Chairperson Newsletter 2023-02: Golf Course Closure – The golf course will be closed next week (2/27 – 3/4) as follows: Men’s League Tournament on Monday and Tuesday (all day). Women’s League Golf on Wednesday until noon. Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament on Thursday and Friday (all day) and Saturday (until 4PM). - Randy Davis, Golf Course Director, 214-783-4604 Newsletter 2023-02: 37th Annual Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament Early registration for Sunshine residents will be on February 23 and 24 in the library from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. The last registration day will be February 27 from 10:00 AM until noon. Please mark your calendars for these dates and times. The event will be on March 2, 3 & 4, a Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. You will play three scramble-type rounds of golf as a team and have an awards dinner on Saturday evening in the 37th Annual Event. The cost is $60 per player. Dinner-only tickets will be available for players’ significant others or guests for $20. Another reminder will be sent out before the registration dates noted above. However, we want an early start on registration. Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament Committee Chairman - Tony Tramel Sent 2023-01-26: Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament ( GNDGT) info - Hello Sunshine Friends and Neighbors, The 37th annual Good Neighbor Day G olf Tournament (GNDGT) on March 2-4th is fast approaching. This is a 27-hole, 3-day golf scramble, with an awards dinner on Saturday evening. We have had more than 180 people participate in this event in the past. It is a fun tournament for 55+ aged persons. Each year we encourage Sunshine Country Club residents to participate in any way they are most comfortable. We know that everyone is not a golfer, but this event is a perfect way to get involved in our community and “Let the Sunshine In!” Although the GNDGT Committee will purchase many gifts for the Award Dinner, in the past, we asked residents to consider preparing a gift basket and donating it for the drawing/awards dinner. Gift baskets have been a great success as a personal prize during the awards dinner. Many residents donated these baskets, which the recipients greatly appreciated during the drawing. This year we would also like to open the possibility of Donations. If you would like to participate with a donation, here are some ideas: Gift baskets valued at $25- $50, filled with “new items,” (In past years, many of the baskets were filled with items of their favorite sports team or “New” items purchased from any local retailer or even your hometown). You might consider donating a Gift Card. You can donate any amount from local retailers, including restaurants. Direct monetary donations are also welcome; don’t hesitate to contact the committee chair to make this happen. Gift baskets and other donations must be received before the March 2nd event date. Our goal is to have fun before and during this event! Don't hesitate to contact the GNDGT Chairperson, Tony Tramel, at 337-693-6344 or trtramel@gmail.com regarding donations and/or other questions. Respectfully, Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament Committee GNDGT Ladies Golf Luncheon Back to Top ************************* COMPLETE Good Neighbor Golf Tournament (GNGT) Lunch Stand (Sponsored by Women's Golf League) (March 2-4, 2023) Sent 2023-03-02: REMINDER: Lunches @ Pavilion Thu & Fri - The Women’s golf league will be serving lunch during the Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament on Thursday and Friday, March 2nd and 3rd, from 11 am to 1 pm each day in the Pavilion. For a price of $8 we will be serving: Thursday: Sloppy Joes, Chips, Soda, Water. Friday: Brats, Hot Dogs, Chips, Soda, Water. You don’t have to be golfing in the tournament to come and have lunch with us. - Terry DeBackere Newsletter 2032-03: Women’s golf league will be having their tournament this year on the 8th and 9th of March. Our awards banquet is scheduled for March 15th. - Deloris Pearcy GNDGT: The Women’s golf league will be serving lunch for the Good Neighbor Day Golf Tournament on Thursday and Friday, March 2nd and 3rd, from 11 am to 1 pm each day in the Pavilion. For a price of $8 we will be serving: Thursday: Sloppy Joes, Chips, Soda, Water Friday: Brats, Hot Dogs, Chips, Soda, Water. You don’t have to be golfing in the tournament to come and have lunch with us. - Terry DeBackere Back to Top

Activities: Special (2021-2022 Winter Season) Additional Details Karaoke (Periodic) Sunday Night Music (Cancelled) Grooming: Dogs & Cats (Periodic) Toys for Tots (Complete) St. Patrick's Day Party Wall of Honor (Ongoing) *************** COMPLETE St. Patrick's Day Party (Mar 17, 2022) Sent 2022-03-14: UPDATE: St. Pat's Party - Generous Leprechauns have donated Beer, Sodas and Margaritas for the St. Patrick's Party on March 17 @ 4 PM in the Pavilion. Derek McFee Sent 2022-03-07: St. Patrick’s Party - St. Patrick's Day Party Karaoke (Periodic) *************** COMPLETE Karaoke Christmas Sing-A-Long (Dec 22, 2021) Sent 2021-12-24: VIDEOS: Karaoke Christmas Sing-A-Long - I wanted to give a personal shout-out of Thanks to Jerry Rash for hosting the Christmas Karaoke on Dec 22 in Retzlaff. It looked like everyone was enjoying themselves. Here's a couple of very short clips. Beth Parrish SEPO Communications Sent 2021-12-20: REMINDER: Karaoke Christmas Sing-A-Long - Retzlaff Hall, Wednesday, December 22, from 6:00 pm until 8:00 pm. There will be songs for everyone to sing, as well as individual singers. Everyone is welcome to sing. We will also have Root Beer floats available for a limited time. So come and enjoy some good sing-a-long and a treat. Thanks Jerry Rash Sent 2021-12-06: Karaoke Christmas sing-along - Mark Your Calendars - Karaoke Christmas sing-along Retzlaff Hall, Wednesday, December 22, from 6:00pm until 8:00pm. Everyone welcome to sing. There will be songs for everyone to sing as well as individual singers. Thanks Jerry Rash *************** COMPLETE Karaoke Singing (Nov 13, 2021) Sent 2021-11-15: Sunshine Talent at Last Saturday's Karaoke Event - I was out for a walk last Saturday late afternoon and passed by the Pavilion during the Karaoke event. I was intrigued by what I heard from a distance, so I popped in. Of course, I had my phone (with the video feature) with me. And wouldn't you know, I caught a couple of our talented residents singing. And you will see in the videos that I've linked to below, there were quite a few folks enjoying. I want to personally thank Jerry Rash for putting on this event. Deep in my heart I feel it's exactly what our community is needing right now - Fellowship and Fun. Hopefully, Jerry will do it again soon. Here are the three videos I took, each less than 30 seconds. And, believe it or not, the voice quality sounded even better in person. ENJOY! Video 1: https://video.wixstatic.com/video/2851bf_ce977ff0a79d48a8aa50267a6d09c06f/1080p/mp4/file.mp4 Video 2: https://video.wixstatic.com/video/2851bf_4a91fe5f281540fc9737ed7e68b5516a/1080p/mp4/file.mp4 Video 3: https://video.wixstatic.com/video/2851bf_64077f09d92448968c6941b628912355/1080p/mp4/file.mp4 Beth Parrish SEPO Web site Admin E-Mail: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2021-11-09: Karaoke Singing - Come join in on the fun, Saturday November 13th Karaoke singing from 3:00pm until 5:00pm at the Pavilion. Everyone is welcome. You can sing or just come and listen to the singers. Bring your own CD if you have a favorite song you would like to sing. Or we have several songs to choose from. If you need more information call 956-428-3741 Jerry & Phyllis Rash Sunday Night Music (Cancelled) *************** CANCELLED Sunday Night Music Sent 2021-12-18: SUNDAY NIGHT MUSIC: Final Evening Cancelled - Dec 19, 2021 - Sorry for this late cancellation, but I am under the weather (so to speak) and should not be out in this nasty cold and rain today. Thank you for your understanding. Roy Ridlon Sent 2021-12-18: Sunday Night Music: Final Night - We have decided tomorrow (Dec 19) will be our last night of Sunday Night Music. Roy Ridlon Sent 2021-11-14: Sunday Night Music @ Retzlaff (starting Nov 14, 2021) - Sunday Night Music - w/Ice Cream @ Intermission Contact: Music - Roy Ridlon Coffee & Ice Cream - Marian Young (Women's Club) Location: Retzlaff Hall Frequency: Sunday Evenings Nov 14, 2021 thru Mar 12, 2022 6 PM to 8 PM Details: Music - Classic Country Music for listening/dancing. Special guests will join the band throughout the season. This is NOT a Jam Session. Coffee will be available for Free throughout the evening. Ice Cream Bars will be available during the Band's intermission for $1.00 *************** COMPLETE Toys for Tots Sent 2021-11-25: Toys For Tots - Dear Friends, We briefly spoke about this at Women’s Club the other day – so as a reminder: Toys For Tots – is the premier community action program sending a message of hope through the gift of a new toy to help bring the joy of Christmas to the less fortunate children. The mission is to collect new toys each year and distribute them as Christmas gifts to these children in our community. The Harlingen Police Department becomes familiar with these families, and is currently collecting toys and hereby requests if anyone at Sunshine can please donate a gift ($10.00 or so). There is a “Toys For Tots” box in the Library They are waiving the “unwrapped” part since the Harlingen PD is most familiar with us and wrapping would be handy – just put GIRL/BOY and AGE __yrs. on the gift – on the bottom. The Officers will pick up the boxes in the next 2 weeks. THANK YOU Lenore J. Combs 956 245 1276 Resident and member of the Hgn. Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association Toys for Tots (Complete) Grooming: Dogs & Cats (Periodic) *************** COMPLETE Grooming: Dogs and Cats Sent 2021-12-14: Calling All Dogs and Cats - Hi Everyone, Sandra Delaunay will be coming to the Estates on Wednesday, February 16, 2022 to take care of your pet's nails. 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 *************** COMPLETE Grooming: Dogs and Cats Sent 2021-11-19: Calling All Dogs and Cats - Hey Everyone, Sandra Delaunay will be coming to the Estates to trim our pet's nails on Tuesday, and will come to your home. Date: November 23, 2021 Time: Appointments begin at 1 pm Text or Call: Marian at 719-468-4556 to set up an appointment Cost: $10 Thanks, Marian Young *************** ONGOING WALL OF HONOR (Started Jan 8, 2020) You can find previous information concerning this Project HERE . Sent 2020-11-14: Sunshine Heroes Wall of Honor - Project Background - It was decided here at Sunshine that we would recognize our neighbors, not for a single act of heroism but their heroic service. We wanted to recognize the people from our community who made a commitment to give part of their lives for the benefit of others. This is what the SUNSHINE HEROES Wall of Honor represents. It is our way to recognize them and say thank you for your service. Last Spring in Retzlaff Hall, we unveiled our Sunshine Heroes Wall of Honor complete with their engraved names on an individual metal plate. There is also a Memory Book of photos of our heroes. This touching monument serves as a reminder that many of our residents sacrificed their lives for the freedom we enjoy today. (See picture below.) You may support this wall by completing an application and some brief information (form available at SEPO Office). We would like a photo in uniform. Jim Tennant is available for questions 616 866 9960. What is a Veteran? - whether retired, discharged, active duty or reserve – is someone who at one point in his or her life, wrote a blank check made payable to ”The United States of America” for an amount up to and including his or her life. (Author unknown) What Is A Hero? - Dictionary.com defines a hero as a person noted for courageous acts or nobility of character. A true hero is someone who gives of themselves for the benefit of others, sometimes at great personal risk. There are many in our community who have given parts of their lives in the service of our country regardless of the risk. There are those who have chosen a career of community service – Law enforcement, First Responders and Fire Fighters are examples. All these people have given freely of themselves for the benefit of others. These are a few examples of what we can all recognize as heroes, but we do not usually honor them for their service. If you save a person from a car accident or give CPR to someone you would be recognized for heroism. The person who donates blood to help others is a hero. A person who may donate an organ or bone marrow is a hero. Are these very special people any more heroic then the others who served us? Jim Tennant Wall of Honor (Ongoing) Sent 2020-03-21: SUNSHINE HEROES - As another winter season comes to a close, I just want to give you all a reminder about the SUNSHINE HEROES wall. In case you haven’t seen it, the wall is up in Retzlaff Hall and has 41 names on it. Those of you who have made a pledge for this project, I will be coming around this week to collect. I want to thank all those who have donated to this project both monetarily and with their time and labor. The applications are still available from Valerie in the SEPO office. When you complete your application return it to Valerie along with your picture. If you do not have a picture or prefer a current picture be sure to check the box on the form that you will need a picture taken. I will be contacting you upon my return in the fall to take a current picture for this book. Remember as we travel home to be safe and when you get there find your favorite picture of you or your spouse, in uniform or not, to be placed in the book that is placed with the display wall. I want to have this SUNSHINE HEROS display to represent all of the people who served. Jim Tennant 4161 N Missouri (616)866-9960 Email: jimbuck1050@yahoo.com Back to Top

Sunshine Gift & Memorial Committee (G&MC) (Est 2005) Committee Lead: Vickie Jones Committee Members (Other): Mel Wendel, Marge Lehman, Eileen Anderson, Lois Bjornson Meets: When Needed - At various times. Location: Retzlaff Hall or members homes. Purpose: According to the G&MC Guidelines - The Sunshine G&M Fund is established to provide a means to honor the departed loved ones of the community and give a lasting tribute here among friends and neighbors and to receive gifts for the benefit of the community. Details: Refer to 'In Memoriam ' Page on this Web site *************** Newsletter 2023-02: Memorial Committee - FYI - The Memorial Committee is busy working on updating the Memorial Books. If you wish to make a donation in honor of a past resident we ask that the minimum amount be $5.00. We thank you in advance as this makes it easier for our accounting records. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me about the Memorial Committee. - Vickie Jones, 262-689-7068 (2021-04 Newsletter) Memorial Committee - The Board would like to give Irene Phillips a huge “Thank You” for working on this committee by herself the past few years. She has done a fantastic job. Thank you again Irene. Mel Wendel has offered his services for the Memorial Committee. However, he also expects some volunteers (3-5 is a good group) to step up and offer support. Please consider giving Mel a call (701-840-2339) and volunteering to help him. If volunteers step up, the Board will continue their support of this committee. Otherwise, the Board may have to take further action under advisement. We are anticipating your positive response to support our community in this endeavor. Thanks In case you’re not aware of this committee or have forgotten its purpose – those working on it are in charge of the "Gift and Memorial Fund". The following should give you an understanding of just what that means. SEPO GIFT & MEMORIAL Fund Ref: SEPO ByLaws - ARTICLE VII - 05 - CHECKS, DEPOSITS AND FUNDS All funds accumulating in this fund shall be administered by a committee of five (5) members to be appointed by the Board of Directors. Each member shall serve for a term of three years with new members being appointed as vacancies occur. Duties of this committee include the keeping of detailed records of contributions including the names of those wishing to be remembered or in whose honor a contribution is made and the amount given. Although consideration will be given for a specific memorial item requested by the donor, the committee will not be restricted to that use taking into consideration the overall needs and appropriateness of the particular memorials. The committee shall act as an advisory committee to the Board of Directors in the use of said funds from time to time. POLICY & PROCEDURES OF SCCE PG. 7 Donations to SEPO When an individual, committee or organization purchases “something” for SEPO, then ownership becomes SEPO’s unless explicitly noted otherwise. Once accepted by SEPO (either explicitly or implicitly), future maintenance, usage replacement or removal will be SEPO’s responsibility and expense. If SEPO has ownership, the Board will have sole discretion for its usage and whether replacement or removal is in SEPO interest at that time. There is no guarantee of replacement. If ownership remains with the donor, then future maintenance, usage, replacement and removal will be the owner’s responsibility and expense, however SEPO may request its removal at any time for any reason or no reason. SEPO Board Back to Top

S EPO Community Emails: November 2025 Sent 2025-11-30: Resident Passing - I have been informed that Val Hertel passed away on Nov 28. Her obituary can be found HERE . - Kerry Howard Sent 2025-11-30: Art Painting Club, is in session weekly - From Facebook on Nov 25, 2025 (Janee Bledsoe) Come join us every Tuesday 1pm for a painting/art class where we have fun and plenty of giggles! We have lots of supplies. See Pictures BELOW . From Beth Parrish With help from the club creators, Janee Bledsoe and Jane Meehan, I have created an "Art Painting Club" web page under the "AMENITIES" tab HERE for them. It currently shows the Winter 2025-2026 scheduled dates and other info from the Dec Newsletter and Facebook. There is also info on the Club/Committees page under the "EVENTS" tab HERE . Both of these pages combined should show you everything I know about this new Club to date. Keep that info and pictures coming ladies and I bet you'll have that hall filled up soon. Sent 2025-11-29: Thanksgiving Food Drive: Thank You - Thank you to all those that donated. We had the truck about 1/2 full. It was much appreciated by SONshine ministries. - Rich Hulswit Sent 2025-11-29: AGENDA: Residents Mtg, Dec 9, 2025 @ 1 PM - The agenda for the 'Hybrid' Tuesday, Dec 9, 2025 Residents Meeting at 1 PM can be accessed on the Sunshine website HERE and it was also attached to this email. Valerie has also posted this agenda outside her office, on the poolside door to Retzlaff Hall and by the mailboxes. Please notify Beth Parrish of any website issues. Please notify me of any document content questions / issues. - Gay Paxton, SEPO Board Secretary Sent 2025-11-29: AGENDA: Board Mtg (Reg), Dec 8, 2025 @ 1 PM - The agenda for the 'Hybrid' Monday, Dec 8, 2025 Board Meeting (Regular) at 1 PM can be accessed on the Sunshine website HERE and it was also attached to this email. Valerie has also posted this agenda outside her office, on the poolside door to Retzlaff Hall and by the mailboxes. Please notify Beth Parrish of any website issues. Please notify me of any document content questions / issues. - Gay Paxton, SEPO Board Secretary Sent 2025-11-27: Golf Course Open w/RESTRICTIONS - Course is open cart path only for everyone PLEASE. - Scott Kronshage SEPO Board, Golf Course Director Sent 2025-11-27: Golf Course Closure - Course closed today Thursday thanksgiving too many areas of standing water. - Scott Kronshage SEPO Board, Golf Course Director Sent 2025-11-26: SUNSHINE NEWSLETTER: Nov 2025 - Merry Christmas & Happy New Year Here's your Dec 2025 Sunshine Newsletter. Thanks to everyone who contributed. As you will see, there is LOTS coming up for you to do and enjoy. HAVE FUN! You can retrieve it from the Sunshine website HERE . It was also attached to the original email Valerie will be placing printed copies in the library. - Cyndi Skidmore, SEPO Newsletter Mgr E-Mail: seponewsletter@gmail.com Sent 2025-11-25: Thanksgiving Signup Ends Today - Hi all! Today, Tuesday is the last day to sign up for Thanksgiving dinner in the hall at 2om on Thursday. Signup sheets will be in the library through today for side dishes. $5 per person to cover cost of turkeys can be deposited in box. Thank you - Mary Hull Sent 2025-11-25: Neighborhood Watch-CERT: Everything you need to know - Lenore had sent some info for the Oct Newsletter which Cyndi Skidmore and I thought might not be quite right for the Newsletter. So she and I and Lenore have worked on it and condensed it into a document which is perfect for the Sunshine website HERE . It was attached to this email. And copies will be available in the Neighborhood Watch section of the Library/Lounge area for you to read while in that building. (Please don't remove from there.) If you have seen parts of or maybe even all of this info previously, it will serve as a REFRESHER to you. For others who aren't familiar with this wonderful organization and all they do, it will help you to know them and you might even consider being a part of it all. I know while working on it, I learned several things I wasn't aware of, and appreciate Lenore providing this wonderful document for all of us. Although it is somewhat lengthy, it is well worth the read. Please contact Lenore (956-254-1276) if you have any questions about the documents content or wish to discuss joining the Neighborhood Watch. - Beth Parrish, Cyndi Skidmore & Lenore Combs Sent 2025-11-24: REMINDER - Thanksgiving Food Drive: Just a reminder that we will have the food drive between 1:00 - 2:00 pm Thursday at the Hall. Look for the black pickup truck. If you are not going to be here and wish to donate, please reach out to me. Thank you. - Rich Hulswit Sent 2025-11-24: Combes Trash Pickup this week - I don't have a separate Email Distribution List for Combes vs Harlingen. So sorry - you're all getting this. I just received this from the City of Combes and am sending it out just in case some of you aren't aware. Dear Combes Residents, As we approach Thanksgiving Day, we extend our warmest wishes to you and your families. In observance of the holiday, our offices will be closed on Thursday& Friday. To ensure uninterrupted service, please note the adjusted garbage collection schedule for the holiday week: Thursday routes will be serviced on Friday Friday routes will be serviced on Saturday We appreciate your cooperation and understanding during this festive time. Should you have any questions or require further information, please feel free to contact us. Wishing you a safe and happy Thanksgiving. - Beth Parrish SEPO Email Mgr Email: sepoenews@sunshinecountryclub.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2025-11-24: UNAPPROVED: WC - Minutes from 2025-11-21 - The 'UNAPPROVED' minutes from the Women's Club meeting on Friday, Nov 21, 2025 are available on the Sunshine website HERE . - Lisa Perrier WC Secretary Sent 2025-11-23: WC: Craft/Bake Sale - Updates for the upcoming Craft/Bake Sale set for Saturday, December 6th. Doors open at 8:00 am. Event runs until 11:00 am. On Saturday we will have cinnamon rolls and coffee for sale, along with baked goods, homemade jelly, salsa, breads, pies, cakes, candy etc. Thank you to those who are helping this year's event be a success. Glenda Wetherbee and Eileen Anderson will be there to make Lefsa. Please let Janis McFee know if you are planning on providing cinnamon rolls. It is not too late If you want to be a vendor at the craft/bake sale. The cost is $5.00 per table. Love to have you show off your talent!!! If you have any other questions or concerns, please contact Nancy Lyne at 308-870-4286. I will be adding a signup sheet for Vendors at the library right after Thanksgiving and a poster with information regarding date/times to bring your baked goods, raffles/silent auction items to the Hall on December 5th. Committee will be in Hall on the 6th around 7:00 am to ensure all items are ready to sell at 8:00 am. Also to ensure Raffle tables and silent auction tables are ready for this event. ATTENTION: Baked goods, crafts, Raffle items and Silent Auction items may be brought to the Hall on Friday December 5th around 2:30 pm. until 4:00 pm. Vendors are welcome to set up their tables as well. Please have your donated baked goods priced/marked for sale. For Raffle items it is preferred that items be new or slightly used. Welcome to bring new items for the Silent Auction, items we have had in the past, were a hand-crafted jewelry box, painted snowman, pickleball paddles, quilt, gift cards, to name a few. A starting bid will be indicated on each sheet. At 11:00 am sheets will be pulled, whoever won the bid will be announced a little after 11:00. Please plan on paying and picking up your items right after the craft/bake sale or prior to 12:00 pm. A huge Thank you to this year's committee and again everyone who participated in bringing goods for the sale and attending this event. Hope to see you there!!!! Nancy Lyne 2025-Chair Nancy Sterling-Co-Chair Committee: Lexa Bentley, Cindy Hulswit, Jane Meehan, Pat L'Heureux, Gloria Voth, Wanda Kortleever, Kathy Wunderich, Cindy Mead, Brenda Jenseson, Bev McIntosh, Diane Tewell, Tracy Wagner, Janis McFee, Marge Lehman, Lois Bjornson, Glenda Weatherbee. Thank you again for taking the time to help make this year's craft/bake sale a success. Sent 2025-11-23: WC: Holiday Helpers Needed! - 🎄 Holiday Helpers Needed! 🎄 If you’re available on Monday, December 1st from 3–6 PM, we’d love your help in the Hall as we put up the Christmas trees and decorate for the season! We’ll have eggnog, hot chocolate, and plenty of snacks to keep us merry while we work. Thank you in advance—many hands make light work, and it’s always more fun when we do it together. Looking forward to celebrating this beautiful holiday season with all of you! - Pam Davis, Women’s Club President Sent 2025-11-23: December Newsletter: 2nd Reminder - IMPORTANT INFO CONCERNING SUNSHINE NEWLETTER 2025-2026 Hi Sunshine Friends! Here is your Second Reminder to submit all SEPO December Newsletter Articles and Announcements by the end of the day on Monday, November 24 at seponewsletter@gmail.com . I will notify each of you when your article has been received by replying “Received for Newsletter”. If you do not get this reply within 36 hours, please contact the Newsletter Editor via Text or Phone Call. Once the 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. Our Holiday Season will be in full swing soon! I hope to hear from many of our amazing Volunteers, sharing their activities and group events! Our SEPO Newsletter is an excellent resource to attract interest and new members for your Group or Club! REMINDER: Even if you don’t have an activity finalized in time for printing, you can always submit a “Save the Date ” message for the Newsletter! Newsletter Guidelines, are posted on the website HERE . Prior Newsletters, which you can use as examples, can be found HERE . Don’t miss out! Send in your Community Events & Activities today! I’m looking forward to hearing from you! - Cyndi Skidmore, SEPO Newsletter Editor Email: seponewletter@gmail.com Sent 2025-11-22: MARKET: Homes For Sale or Rent (Weekly Update) - This past week, the following updates were made to the Homes for Sale / Rent on the Sunshine MARKET . For Rent and/or For Sale November 18, 2025: The home at 4309 N Minnesota Street, owned by Rosa Allen, has updated contact info. November 21, 2025: The home at 4232 N Minnesota Street, owned by Fred Lucas, is For Sale. - Beth Parrish Sunshine Website Admin Email: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2025-11-20: Fiber optic - Hi All! So Metronet/T-Mobile told us at our first meeting that they were going to be offering a special rate/package to Sunshine residents. They are planning a couple of meetings here at Sunshine to explain what they are offering. I don’t have that information yet but hope that I get their plans soon. I know that flyers have been in the mail offering pre-signup but I would recommend waiting for the meetings before doing anything. Will send information as soon as I get it. Thx - Tom Perrier, SEPO Board Sent 2025-11-20: Name Tag pickup - The following name tags are available for pickup in the office. Helen Fries Mark Fries Francisco Godoy Martha Godoy Lala Anzaldua Lenore Combs Jonathan Pullin Corina Pullin Kenneth Boardman Jeanne Boardman Sincerely, - Tracy Wagner, SEPO Board Treasurer Sent 2025-11-19: UNAPPROVED: SEPO Board Mtg (Reg) Minutes, Nov 10, 2025 - The UNAPPROVED minutes from the Nov 10, 2025 Board Meeting (Reg) can be accessed directly from HERE and viewed/printed from the Sunshine website HERE . They will also be posted in the office. Please contact Beth Parrish @ sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com with any technical/website issues/questions. Please contact Gay Paxton @ sepoboardlaptop@gmail.com with any meeting content questions. - Gay Paxton, SEPO Board Secretary Sent 2025-11-18: Thanksgiving Food Drive - We will have a food drive to benefit the SONshine ministries next Thursday. There will be a pickup truck parked at the hall starting at 1pm, which is 1 hour before the Thanksgiving dinner. You can bring any donations that you have at that time. If you are not going to be here at Thanksgiving and wish to donate, then please contact me and I will take your donation ahead of time. Here are some items that are needed - Canned meat, Canned tomatoes, Canned beans, Ramen noodles, Soups, Bouillon, Shelf stable milk, Rice, Beans, Canned fruit, Peanut butter, Dinners in a box, Toilet paper, Basic toiletries. - Rich Hulswit Sent 2025-11-17: WC: Thanksgiving Dinner (please read asap) - NEED HELPERS: We do have an urgent request for help. There is a very small team handling everything and we could certainly use more willing bodies. We're having a planning meeting tomorrow, Tuesday in the library at 1 pm if you can make it. If you can't, we would still welcome anyone willing to help on Thanksgiving Day. Let me know. DETAILS REMINDER: Our annual Thanksgiving dinner will start at 2 pm on Thursday November 27th. There is a signup sheet in the library, broken down by the various side dishes you can bring, i.e. salad, dessert etc. A $5 per person fee to help cover cost of turkeys can be deposited in an envelope in the lockbox. We look forward to breaking bread together with you. Here's a big Thank You in advance. - Mary Hull and Sally Hardy Sent 2025-11-17: REMINDER: DEC 2025 Newsletter Articles Due by End of Day NOV 24, 2025 - IMPORTANT INFO CONCERNING SUNSHINE NEWSLETTER 2025-2026 Welcome to the Holiday Season! During this Joyful and busy time of year, I know that we will have plenty of activities for our December Newsletter! Although I am seeing snow flurries out of my window right now in NE Wisconsin, I am currently working on my list (not as much “fun” as a Christmas List for Santa!) of everything we need to pack as we begin our journey South!!! December always begins with loads of preparations, decorating & planning. We will have many opportunities to celebrate the Christmas Season with our Sunshine Friends and Neighbors. I am sending out my FIRST REMINDER that the December 2025 Newsletter Articles are due by the end of the day on November 24 . All articles need to be submitted to seponewsletter@gmail.com . As always, I would love to hear from any groups or clubs who are willing to tell us a bit more about your December activities, meetings and get-togethers. We also have many lesser-known fun groups that need recognition! Here is your chance! Remember, even if you don’t have an activity finalized in time for printing, you can always submit a “Save the Date” for the Newsletter! Newsletter Guidelines, are posted on the website HERE . Prior Newsletters, which you can use as examples, can be found HERE . I’m looking forward to hearing from all of you! Let’s make the 2025 Christmas Holiday truly special. If you have any questions, feel free to contact me! - Cyndi Skidmore SEPO Newsletter Editor Email: seponewsletter@gmail.com Sent 2025-11-17: Women's Golf League Meeting Notice - Sent 2025-11-15: MARKET: Homes For Sale or Rent (Weekly Update) - This past week, the following updates were made to the Homes for Sale / Rent on the Sunshine MARKET . For Rent and/or For Sale Week of Nov 8 thru 14, 2025: The only activity this week was the removal of several "For Rent" and/or "For Sale" homes from the Sunshine website. Please remember, if you have a home For Sale and/or For Rent and you don't have it listed on the Sunshine website, I can do that for you. Just follow the guidelines on this page . Also, if you have a home For Sale and/or For Rent and the status of that listing needs to be changed, please let me know that also, as per the guidelines in the link above. Thanks so much. - Beth Parrish Sunshine Website Admin Email: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2025-11-14: Jefferson Elementary - Here is what "community" looks like. People coming together sharing their time, talent and treasure so that we can provide a special Christmas for children in the poorest school in Harlingen. Yesterday we filled backpacks full of supplies for 2nd graders at Jefferson Elementary, 20 baskets for 23 teachers(still need to make 3 more), new pillows with cute pillowcases made by Jan and her quilters, as well as toys from Santa. We still have some purchases to make to complete everything, but we are well on our way! My heart felt thank you to all who donated in any way. We will be spreading Sunshine on that day!! We will need a Santa and Mrs Claus. If interested, let me know. Our would be Santa will lend you his suit if you need one. - Mary Hull, Event Chairperson Sent 2025-11-14: Garden Club: Thank You - Susanne would like to thank everyone for helping out with the Garden cleanup earlier this week. And she believes everyone enjoyed their Root Beer Floats afterwards. - Beth Parrish (for Susanne) See pictures of the great work everyone did HERE . Sent 2025-11-14: Women’s Club meeting - 🦃🌸 Sunshine Estates Women’s Club Meeting Notice 🌸🦃 When: Friday, November 21st Where: Retzlaff Hall Time: 9:00 a.m. All women of Sunshine Estates are warmly invited to join us for our November Women’s Club meeting! We’ll have a fun discussion about upcoming community events and seasonal donation plans. This is also an election year, so we’ll be forming a Nominating Committee to select candidates for next year’s Women’s Club Board. The committee will include previous board members. As always, coffee, apple fritters, and donuts will be served. ☕🍩 Fun bonus: Don’t forget your name tag — and if you wear or bring your Women’s Club merchandise, you’ll be entered for a chance to win a door prize! 🏆 We look forward to seeing you there! Thank you! - Lisa Perrier Sent 2025-11-14: WC: Thanksgiving - Details & Volunteers - Thanksgiving is fast approaching and we are in need of some more kitchen volunteers. I'm having a planning meeting next Tuesday Nov 18th at 1 pm at our home at 4329 N Minnesota St. The more the merrier!!! Thank you for considering being a part of my Thanksgiving team!!! - Mary Hull A signup list will be in the library next week for Thanksgiving. Dinner will be at 2 pm. We are asking for $5 per person to cover the cost of the turkeys. When you sign up, it will be divided up by salads, desserts, mashed potatoes, vegetables and dressing, rolls and butter. Look forward to breaking bread together on the 27th. - Mary Hull and Sally Hardy Sent 2025-11-13: WC: Thanksgiving Dinner - (From Facebook on Nov 11) Mary Hull We are still in need of four more people to cook turkeys for Thanksgiving. We have the turkeys, pans and turkey bags. Just let me know! Thank you!!! Sent 2025-11-12: VIDEO: Residents' Mtg, Nov 12, 2025 - The video from the Nov 12, 2025 Residents' Meeting is now available for viewing on the Sunshine Web site HERE and directly from this LINK . Please contact Beth Parrish with any technical/website issues/questions. Please contact Gay Paxton with any meeting content questions. - Gay Paxton, SEPO Board Secretary Sent 2025-11-12: SEPO Policies & Procedures: Updated/Approved at Nov 10, 2025 Board Mtg (Reg) - Updates concerning Fiscal Policies, Pool Room & Large Mail Pkgs Location were discussed and approved to be made to the SEPO Policies & Procedures at the Nov 10, 2025 Board Mtg (Reg). The updated Policies & Procedures document can be viewed/printed on the Sunshine Web site HERE and directly from this LINK . A document showing the updated sections (Before Chgs, Chgs Made & Final after Chgs) is HERE . Additions are underlined in pink . Deletions are crossed out and are aqua . Please contact Beth Parrish with any technical/website issues/questions. Please contact Gay Paxton or Tracy Wagner with any document questions. Gay Paxton (SEPO Board Secretary) and Tracy Wagner (SEPO Board Treasurer) Sent 2025-11-11: APPROVED & on Website: 2026 SEPO Budget - The 2026 SEPO Budget was discussed and approved by the SEPO Board at the November 10, 2025 Regular Board Meeting . See the details below of where it can be viewed and/or printed. The APPROVED 2026 SEPO Budget was attached to this email (Beth just discovered she could do that!) and is also posted on the Sunshine Website . If anyone has any questions, feel free to email them to sepotreasurer@gmail.com . Tracy Wagner Treasurer for Sunshine Estates Property Owners, Inc. 1957 W Michigan Drive Harlingen, TX 78550-3100 sepotreasurer@gmail.com Sent 2025-11-11: VIDEO: Board Mtg (Reg) Nov 10, 2025 - The video from the Nov 10, 2025 Regular Board meeting is now available Sunshine Web site HERE AND directly from HERE . Please contact Beth Parrish with any technical/website issues/questions. Please contact Gay Paxton with any meeting content questions. - Gay Paxton SEPO Board Secretary Sent 2025-11-11: SEPO 2026 HOA Assessment Fees - November 10, 2025 Hello Sunshine Homeowners- This is to inform you of any new or adjusted rates for 2026, approved by the SEPO Board of Directors at the November 10, 2025, Regular Board Meeting. The HOA Assessment Fee for 2026 will be $1,500.00 for the year. This is an increase of $45.00 as permitted in the SEPO Covenants (ARTICLE IV, COVENANT FOR MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENTS, SECTION 4.3 ANNUAL ASSESSMENT). NOTE: If you pay in full by January 20, 2026, you will receive a 2% discount, which will lower this fee to $1,470.00 for the year 2026. Tracy Wagner, treasurer, will start taking payments for 2026 fees starting November 17, 2025, while Valerie is on vacation. The Storage Lot rates will be as follows: Lots 01-12 & 301 are $190.00 Lots 101-114, 201 & 214, 600-613, 701-713 are $270.00 Lots 202-213, 501-516 are $305.00 Lots 302-316 are $285.00 Lots 401-416 are $210.00 All storage lot renters will be required to complete a new storage lot lease. The Golf Course Improvement Fee of $25 for a Golf Cart Permit will remain the same for 2026. Resale Certificates: To comply with Texas Property Code, Sec. 207, because we are a Subdivision subject to mandatory membership in a Property Owners’ Association, we urge any owner who is selling his residence to provide a resale certificate to the buyer prior to closing. This will be provided by SEPO not later than ten days following the request by seller, purchaser, or their agent, or title insurance company or closing agent at a cost of $250. The resale certificate will provide, in part, the following information: Financial condition of the association, any unpaid amounts due the association on the property, any known violations of noncompliance for the property of the rules (Covenants) of the association. This will also include inspections of the property as required by the Architectural Control Committee. Having a resale certificate is a benefit to both seller and purchaser. This information will also be posted outside the SEPO Office. - SEPO Board Sent 2025-11-11: VACATION NOTICE: Valerie (SEPO Office) - This email is to notify the community that I will be out of the country on vacation from November 13th – 20th. The treasurer, Tracy Wagner, will be in the office during this time covering a very limited portion of my job duties. The office will be open from 10 am – Noon and from 1 pm – 2 pm during my vacation. - Valerie Basaldua Sent 2025-11-10: NEED: More Sunshine Properties Info & Pictures (please help me) - It never fails. Every time I'm out on our Sunshine website I see pages which say, "under construction" or "check back soon for more details". I'm sure folks have stopped going to those pages, because some of them have been like that for years. This page is a perfect example. However, I never seem to be able to find time to go around and take pictures of these areas. Of course, there are other pages needing work, but I would like to start with this one. What I'm looking for, to begin with, is someone(s) to take pictures of these areas. Some places could/should have only fix or six pics. Other areas could have lots of pics. I know some of you are excellent at taking pictures, particularly at Women's Club events. How many of you can spare a little time to help me out with this endeavor. DON'T BE SHY. My door (or my email box) is always open. I anxiously await some replies. Thanks in advance. - Beth Parrish, Sunshine Website Admin Email: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2025-11-09: REMINDER: Garden cleanup Monday - Hello everyone, Friendly reminder of a Community Garden Cleanup Morning. Sponsored by the Garden Club and Birding and Nature Club. The temps will be perfect. If you can make it, we sure appreciate the help and the groups appreciate you. Monday, November 10th Time: 10:00 Place: Meet at Texas Avenue Gazebo After Party Rootbeer Floats This will be the November outdoor event for the Garden Club. - Susanne Ulrich Sent 2025-11-08: UNAPPROVED: SEPO Board Mtg (Spec) Minutes, Nov 7, 2025 - The UNAPPROVED minutes from the Nov 7, 2025 Board Meeting (Spec) can be accessed directly from HERE AND viewed/printed from HERE . They will also be posted in the office. Please notify Beth Parrish of any website issues. Please notify me of any document content questions / issues. - Gay Paxton, SEPO Board Secretary Sent 2025-11-08: MARKET: Homes For Sale or Rent (Weekly Update) - This past week, the following updates were made to the Homes for Sale / Rent on the Sunshine MARKET . For Sale and Rent On November 5, 2025: New pictures and a home/community video were added to the house 'For Sale" at 4336 N Minnesota Street, owned by Judy Albert. - Beth Parrish Sunshine Website Admin Email: sunshinecountryclubweb@gmail.com 314-960-6710 Sent 2025-11-06: UNAPPROVED: SEPO Financials for 10/31/2025 - The Unapproved Financial Reports for 10/31/25 are posted on the Sunshine Website HERE . If anyone has any questions, feel free to email them to sepotreasurer@gmail.com . - Tracy Wagner, Treasurer for Sunshine Estates Property Owners, Inc., sepotreasurer@gmail.com Sent 2025-11-06: WC: Veterans Day - Our Veterans Day program will be Tuesday November 11th at 1:00 pm. One change from last year is that there will be no potluck afterwards. Many of the Veterans enjoy the free meals at the local restaurants so there will be no potluck. - Rich Hulswit, (701) 566-1257 Sent 2025-11-05: Thank You: Food Drive for SONshine Ministries - (From Facebook on Nov 4, 2025) The shelves at SONshine Ministries are full again, the food drive was a great success! Praise God and thank you to all who donated. Special thanks to William P Petersen and David L'Heureux. - Rich Hulswit Sent 2025-11-05: Thank You: Summer Golf League - Men & Ladies - (From Facebook dated Nov 1, 2025) I wanted to thank Matt Lyne for inviting the women golfers to join in with the men’s summer league on 'Tuesday Men’s golf' during the summer months. Great group of guys who made us feel welcome. Matt Lyne, Jerry Wetherbee and Randy Davis all got the same memo as to what to wear. I guess men do think alike. Have a great men’s league this year. - Nancy Lyne Sent 2025-11-04: WC: Medicare 101 Class - Signup Ending - (From Facebook on Nov 4, 2025) The sign-up sheet for the Medicare 101 class (to be held this Friday, November 7th from 10-11) will be removed from the Library on Wednesday afternoon. We currently have 43 residents attending. If you’d like to learn more about the upcoming Medicare changes and participate in this educational event, please sign up before the list closes. Thank you! - Pam Davis, Event Chairperson Sent 2025-11-04: WC: Veterans Day - We will have a Veterans Day celebration on Tuesday November 11th at 1:00 pm in the Hall. We are looking for flag bearers for Army, Navy, Coast Guard, Air Force, Marines, Space Force, POW and the American flag. Please contact Jim Tennant 616 866-9960 if you would be interested. Thank you. - Rich Hulswit, (701) 566-1257 Sent 2025-11-03: AGENDA: Residents Mtg, Nov 12, 2025 @ 1 PM - PLEASE NOTE, THE NOVEMBER RESIDENTS' MTG IS BEING HELD ON WEDNESDAY THIS MONTH DUE TO VETERANS DAY BEING ON TUESDAY. The agenda for the 'Hybrid' Wednesday, Nov 12, 2025 Residents Meeting at 1 PM can be accessed directly from HERE AND also on the Sunshine website HERE . Valerie will also be posting this agenda outside her office, on the poolside door to Retzlaff Hall and by the mailboxes. Please notify Beth Parrish of any website issues. Please notify me of any document content questions / issues. - Gay Paxton, SEPO Board Secretary Sent 2025-11-03: AGENDA: Board Mtg (Reg), Nov 10, 2025 @ 1 PM - The agenda for the 'Hybrid' Nov 10, 2025 Board Meeting (Regular) at 1 PM can be accessed directly from HERE AND also on the Sunshine website HERE . Valerie will also be posting these agendas outside her office, on the poolside door to Retzlaff Hall and by the mailboxes. Please notify Beth Parrish of any website issues. Please notify me of any document content questions / issues. - Gay Paxton, SEPO Board Secretary Sent 2025-11-03: AGENDA: Board Mtg (Special), Nov 7, 2025 @ 7:30 AM - The agenda for the 'Hybrid' Nov 7, 2025 Board Meeting (Special) at 7:30 AM can be accessed directly from HERE AND also on the Sunshine website HERE . It will also be posted outside the SEPO office, on the poolside door to Retzlaff Hall and by the mailboxes. Please contact Beth Parrish with any website issues. Please contact me with any questions / issues. - Randy Davis, SEPO Board President Sent 2025-11-03: Jefferson Elementary - I have reserved the hall from 10-12 on Wednesday November 12th to fill backpacks and make teacher baskets. This way I'll know what else I need. If you'd like to help, please come! If you have any baskets you can part with, we need a total of 23 for assembling teacher baskets. Kleenex, wipes, markers, etc would all be welcome. All donations are welcome. I would like to make this an annual event, so any extra donations, including financial will carry over to next year. Thanks for your generosity! - Mary Hull, Event Chairperson Sent 2025-11-02: WC: Taste of Home Event - (From Facebook on Oct 31. 2025) Sunshine members don't forget to bring your state bragging gear for the Taste of Home (previously called Taste of Sunshine) Event! It was a great event last season and people out of town wanted reminders before they arrived south!! What makes your home state special? What will we be Tasting? Want a contest? Or just plain fun? Is Suzie up for another auction? How many different states do we have attending? - Marlene Hall Event Co-Chairperson Sent 2025-11-02: Rock Club - (From Facebook Oct 30, 2025) Rock club meets Monday at 1 in the hall. It’s been a while since we have made rocks for veterans so how about we paint some for our Sunshine veterans? Just bring yourself and we have everything you need to paint patriotic and thank you for serving rocks. See Examples Below. - Cathy Richmond Sent 2025-11-02: REMINDER: Jefferson Elementary Christmas program - (From Facebook on Oct 30, 2025) Happy Thursday! As more of you are coming down to Sunshine, this is a reminder that if you'd like to donate money for the Jefferson Elementary Christmas program scheduled for Wednesday Dec 10th at 9am, you can drop off to me at 4329 Minnesota St . We will also be packing backpacks with school supplies on Wednesday November 12th from 10-12 in Ratz hall . We will also be putting together teacher baskets at that time. All are welcome to help. We'll know then what else is needed(Barbies,trucks or cars for boys) and Kleenex, wipes, markers ,etc for teacher baskets. Mark your calendars for one or both dates. God bless you all for your donations already given. What wonderful hearts you have! - Mary Hull, Event Chairperson Sent 2025-11-02: Fitness Rooms Equipment - (From Facebook Oct 29, 2025) The curling machine in the strength room has a broken seat handle. We found it this last Wed morning. Moving forward if you break a piece of machinery, please tell us so we can get parts ordered on a timely basis. We’re ordering the parts today. It is still safe to use just please do not try to adjust the seat. - Pat Heinerikson, SEPO Board Back to Top

Golf Events (2020-2021) Additional Details Ongoing Golf Activities Complete Golf Activities ************************* ONGOING Women's Golf League (Starting Wed, Nov 4,2020) Sent 2020-09-23: Women's Golf League - Our Ladies’ Golf League starts the first Wednesday in November (Nov 4). It is $25 to join the league. Donna Myers ************************* ONGOING Men's Golf League Sent 2021-03-22: CANCELLED: Men's Golf League on 03-23-21 - Men’s Golf League is cancelled this Tuesday, March 23, 2021. Per Dan Boardman, the greens are being aerated. Rocky Lockwood Men’s Golf League Sent 2021-03-19: Results of Men's Golf League Tournament and New Management - Championship Flight 1st Low Gross Dan Boardman 1st Low Net Ralph Peterson 2nd Low Gross Jerry Wetherbee 2nd Low Net Tony Tramel First Flight 1st Low Gross Dan Kubitz 1st Low Net Gene Campbell 2nd Low Gross Jon Sandusky 2nd Low Net Chuck Anderson Second Flight 1st Low Gross Matt Lyne 1st Low Net Dick Parrish 2nd Low Gross Kent Dart 2nd Low Net Bruce Mead Carlson Award Dan Boardman Banks Award Mark Owen Effective March 16th, Rocky Lockwood and Matt Lyne have taken control of the Men's Golf League at Sunshine Country Club Estates. Mark Owen Past President Sent 2021-02-26: CORRECTION: Men's Golf Tournament - Tee Times - Tee times for all golfers playing in the Men's League tournament will be at 9:30 AM (NOT 9 AM) and 12:30 PM on both Mon & Tue, Mar 1 & 2. Mark Owen Newsletter 2020-10: Men's Golf League - Despite the untimely passing of Steve Phillips on May 2nd, the Men's Golf League is active with the following restrictions: Masks are to be worn inside all SEPO buildings that are open Only one person per riding golf cart Social distancing while on the course Open to residents only – no visiting relatives or other guests On a personal note, I am in dire need of an understudy when people return. Someone who is willing to take charge on April 1, 2021, because I already have five years of service as the understudy or President and am not going for six. Please contact me if you are interested in supporting your community’s Men’s Golf League. Mark Owen President Men's Golf League Ongoing Golf Activities ************************* ONGOING Saturday Golf Scramble (Starting Sat, Oct 10, 2020) Sent 2020-10-10: Saturday Golf Scramble - Thanks to Tony Tramel, there are now sufficient players to re-try starting this event. The signup sheet is posted on the wall outside the office where Men's Golf League info is posted. Team assignments will be posted there Friday afternoon. The $1 prize fee can be deposited in the Saturday lock box in the lounge or brought to the Pavilion before 9:00 on Saturday. Scorecards will be available then. As indicated before, prize distribution will be in the pavilion after play. Bring your own drinks, if desired. SEPO restrictions regarding carts, masks, etc. will apply. STILL PLENTY OF TIME TO SIGN-UP BEFORE NOON FRIDAY! Grace & Warren Clark Sent 2020-10-02: Saturday Golf Scramble - There are only four people signed up for the proposed re-start of this activity October 3rd. Therefore, it is cancelled until further notice. The $1 prize fee will be returned to those who have paid. We are disappointed that the interest in the scrambles appears to have diminished. These attracted as many as 90 participants in the past, and provided friendly competition and the opportunity to become acquainted with other residents. We will consider starting this again, if there is sufficient interest expressed, or more residents have returned to our community. If someone else wants to attempt a re-start, please contact us for materials. Grace & Warren Clark Sent 2020-09-24: Saturday Golf Scramble - We are proposing to re-start this activity Saturday, October 3rd, if there is sufficient interest. A minimum of eight players must be signed up by Friday noon, October 2nd. Changes to the old procedures are as follows: The sign-up sheet and $1.00 prize fee deposit box will be in the Pavilion starting Sunday afternoon, September 27th. Score cards can be picked up in the Pavilion Saturday before play. Prize distribution will be in the Pavilion after play. Since Retzlaff Hall is closed, bring your own drinks, if desired. SEPO rules regarding use of carts, masks, etc. apply. (Refer to the Sunshine Web site for these rules: https://www.sunshinecountryclub.com/covid-19-sepo ) If you have questions, suggestions, or comments, please contact us. Grace & Warren Clark (956-792-2931) ************************* ONGOING 4 O'Clockers Golf Scramble (Starting Oct 2020) 4:00 pm, Golf Scramble (7 days a wk) Contact: Just Show Up Time/Location: 3:45 pm, Meet beside Shuffleboard Court for team assignments. 4:00 pm, play starts on Sunshine Golf Course. Details: Teams picked by drawing cards. It is Scramble play for Fun & Exercise - no money or prizes. All skill levels welcome. Final scores are compared at the end if anyone hangs around. Complete Golf Activities Back to Top ************************* COMPLETE Women's Golf Playday (Starting Wed, Sep 20, 2020) Sent 2020-09-23: Women's Golf Playday - It’s been decided to start up our summer golf playdays. Some golfers are returning to our community, so hopefully will have enough to play. Our first playday will be September 30th and continue ongoing on Wednesday mornings. Meet in front of the Lounge at 8:45. Anyone who enters the lounge will need to wear a mask. Players will sign up then and get their hole assignments. Play will start at 9:00. Bring $1 to play. Winnings will be paid out of money collected. Golfers will play their own balls. You will not need to wear a mask when playing but do keep 6 ft away from other players. Only one person permitted per riding golf cart. Donna Myers Back to Top

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

Activities (2024-2025) (Winter) Ongoing, Periodic, Upcoming Additional Details Rock Painting (ONGOING) Private Events (PERIODIC) Clipping Pet's Nails (PERIODIC) Line Dancing (Beginners) (ONGOING) O'Clockers Golf (ONGOING) *************** ONGOING Line Dancing (Beginners) Sent 2024-06-28: Line Dancing (Beginners) - I will start up beginner line dance classes in the hall next Tuesday July 2nd at 10:30. Come join us. Great exercise for body and mind. And it’s a lot of fun. - Donna Myers (from SEPO Facebook) Line Dancing (Beginners) (ONGOING) *************** ONGOING O'Clockers Golf 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 O'Clockers Golf (ONGOING) Back to Top Rock Painting (ONGOING) *************** ONGOING Rock Paint ing (Meeting Info, Pictures and other items of interest can be found HERE .) Sent 2024-07-28: Rock Club - Rock club meetings scheduled for August 5 and 26 have been canceled due to vacation and low attendance. Next meeting will be September 9th. - Cathy Richmond & Anita Smith Private Events (PERIODIC) *************** PERIODIC Private Events June 1, 2024 / 4PM to 9PM / Retzlaff Hall (Event itself 5:30PM to 8PM) COMPLETE July 6, 2024 / 4:30PM to 10PM / Retzlaff Hall (Event itself 6PM to 9 PM) COMPLETE Back to Top Clipping Pet's Nails (PERIODIC) *************** Calling All Dogs and Cats Too (Call Sandra to Schedule) Sent 2024-08-18: Calling All Dogs and Cats - Hey Everyone, Sandra Delaunay is having a busy month. If you need to have your pet's nails clipped, call or text her to set up an appointment, and she will come on an individual basis. She'll get back on a regular schedule in a month or two. The cost is ten dollars per pet. Sandra's number is 956-226-9919. Thanks, Marian Young, 719-468-4556 Calling All Dogs and Cats Too (2024-06-03) COMPLETE Sent 2024-05-31: Calling All Dogs and Cats - Hey Everyone, Sandra Delaunay will be coming to the Estates on Monday, June 3rd, 2024, to take care of your pet's nails. She will be starting at noon. 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 (2024-04-06) COMPLETE 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

Potluck Dinner Details (Summer Season - Apr/Sep 2019) Potluck Dinners are normally held monthly during the Summer Season. Contact: Marian Young Location: Retzlaff Hall Time: 4:30 pm, Social Hour 5:30 pm, Eat Summer 2019 Dates: April 25 May (Didn't have) June 13 July 4 & 25 August 1 September 2 & 20

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Women's Club Bylaws Current & Proposed for Amendment For the March 15, 2024 Mtg Click on the 'strips' below to Read/Print each type of document. WC Bylaws: Current as of Feb 18, 2022 - Read/Print From Here WC Bylaws: Proposed Updates w/Explanations - Read/Print From Here WC Bylaws: If all Updates are Approved on Mar 15, 2024 - Read/Print From Here Back to Top