Kenneth Duane Sloat Kenneth Duane Sloat, 82, of Goodyear, Arizona, formerly of La Grange and Sterling, Illinois, joined his heavenly Father on July 1, 2018. Beloved husband of Joan (Speaker) Sloat for 60 years; loving father of Christine (Mark) Weaver; Douglas (Tina) Sloat; Margo (Peter) Mahoney; brother of Lynn (Paul) Smith; Diane (Alvin) Rude; devoted…
Features, August 2018
In Passing
Sports, August 2018
Softball season concludes
Fred Dresser It was a dark and stormy night in Arizona on June 15 that caused the final games scheduled for Saturday, June 16 for the PebbleCreek Senior Softball Association (PCSSA) to be cancelled due to the rain! Well, a little water didn’t stop the players from enjoying some great pizza from Barro’s Pizza at…
Clubs & Classes, August 2018
Card Scores
Duplicate Sanctioned Bridge Kathy Bergman We are all aware of how important Alzheimer’s research is as we age. Our PebbleCreek Duplicate Sanctioned Bridge club helped raise funds to support research of this dreadful disease. In April we collected cash donations and raffled off donated items to raise funds. The ACBL (American Contract Bridge League) has…
Clubs & Classes, August 2018
Ceramic Club happenings
Rosalie Frankel We are anxiously waiting returning to our newly repainted classroom! We’ve all gone through serious withdrawal symptoms these past few weeks. Now we are ready to make lots of fun projects. Ceramics is an open class where you can make anything you would like. Our instructors will show you how to complete each…
Generals, August 2018
Kare Bears’ Korner
What’s new at Kare Bears? Joyce Van Ornam Kare Bears has a new volunteer Board of Directors! The Kare Bears Board is updated every year in June. Some members stay on the board to complete a term and new people are added. This year, Joyce Van Ornam moved up from first vice president to president.…
Generals, August 2018
LifeLong Learning
Who doesn’t love the Beatles? Ruth Shaffer On February 9, 1964 Ed Sullivan introduced an exciting, new British group whose music immediately swept the nation. If you were a teenager in the mid-sixties on that Sunday evening you sat riveted to the TV set listening to I Want to Hold Your Hand and She Loves You,…