Dan Harris In early March, the faithful men of Unit 44 gathered once again at the Eagle’s Nest Restaurant for our monthly breakfast, good food, and even better conversation. This particular gathering, however, achieved a big turnout—largely because the assembled gentlemen had turned out in force to mark the 92nd birthday of Dr. Bob Olson,…
Tracey Schryver Camping4Girls (formally known as TTT) Chapter P would like to sincerely thank all of you who purchased Butter Braids from a chapter member, the kiosk, or through the online store. Your generosity is helping to send five lucky girls to camp this summer. We would also like to thank those community members who…
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Mary O’Neill Charlie was found by a resident out in the desert around Wittman, and was originally adopted out by Jim Ellison within PebbleCreek four years ago. He is a Wheaten Terrier. Unfortunately, Charlie’s new mom died. Charlie became the light of his dad’s life, and then his dad found a nice new lady to…
Robert Hover “Tobacco Road“—The Nashville Teens (1964) Not one of these underrated artifacts from the mid-1960s British Invasion had even set foot in Nashville, Tenn. The group “Nashville” Teens were from Weybridge, Surrey in England, and interestingly, no one was a “teen” at the time, and in no way were these root-rockers playing country and…
Susie Nee In 2013, Jim and Carol McKenna moved to PebbleCreek from California, hoping to be closer to their daughter, son-in-law, and three grandchildren. Jim loved taking the kids on outings and cheering at their games, but he was also a longtime triathlete and coach—and he missed coaching. Soon after arriving, mutual friends introduced Jim…