Diversity of class subjects offers ways to explore new interests The A to Zs of LifeLong Learning’s classes range from Armchair Travel in Antarctica to Wildlife Photography with 19 other subjects in between. With such diverse offerings surely there’s something that will pique your interest! Classes begin in January (see below) and are limited in…
The Loos and the Bolons Twenty one members in twelve rigs met at White Tanks Regional Park on November 3 for a six day excursion. The group enjoyed a welcoming potluck dinner followed by fellowship over a nice campfire. The campsites were spacious and came with breathtaking views of the city and surrounding mountains, beautiful…
Rusty Rinehart Did you know more women die from heart disease than men? It’s true! Have you ever felt alone and scared because of heart disease you’ve experienced or that which many members of your family have experienced? Most alarming is the lack of education and support that helps us live more fulfilled lives. Do…
Unit 20 Carolyn Rota November 1 was the first Saturday for our Unit’s lunch at Eagle’s Nest and it was fun. Seven of us enjoyed a tasty meal and great conversation. In attendance were Elaine Yielding, Patty Schoenen, Herb Nelson, Yolanda and Carlos Laborin and Carolyn and Joe Rota. It was nice catching up with…
Meet Marianne Graff, the Art Club’s December 2014 Artist of the Month Linda Strauss-Lewis Marianne Graff, December’s Artist of the Month, has been a soft spoken yet strong advocate and hard worker for the PebbleCreek Art Club, contributing to our club’s growth and success. She has served as our secretary, vice president and president and…
Johanna Kaufman On November 9 twelve more Creekers completed the introductory Mah Jongg class joining more than 200 of their neighbors who have taken the course. Anyone walking by meeting rooms in Eagle’s Nest Clubhouse or Tuscany Falls Clubhouse on any given day might hear what sounds like a strange language including terms like “crak,”…