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March 2017

Tidewater is ‘ Blue Zones Project Approved!

Thursday, March 2 at 9:30 a.m.

We are excited to announce that Tidewater by Del Web has been Blue Zones Project approved! Come celebrate our accomplishment in the Sales Center with a ribbon cutting, photos and continental breakfast! Please register with your Lifestyle Director for planning purposes by emailing [email protected]. Special Events Shy Wolf Sanctuary Tour Join us for this one-of-a-kind experience at Shy Wolf Sanctuary in Naples. Experience these animals up close and personal or from behind the cages with many picture opportunities. A large part of Shy Wolf’s mission is educating people about breeders who misrepresent and sell animals unscrupulously only to have the animals end up in rescues such as this. Shy Wolf Sanctuary houses many different types of animals including coyotes, cougars, wolf-hybrids and more. There is no entrance Friday, March 3 fee with this tour as they ask a minimum of a $10 donation per person 9:00 a.m.-Shy Wolf Sanctuary to visit. The group size is limited to 12. JUNE EVENTS Please register with your Lifestyle Director by Wednesday, March 1 by emailing [email protected]. Key West Trip Traveling via the Key West Express is truly the best way to get to Key West. You’ll enjoy air-conditioned interiors, exterior sun decks, plus couches, tables, and even recliningThe baseball airline Spring-style Training seating. games There are’s a below. full-service We have galley, limited full tickets-service left bar, for aand few flatof screenthe games. TVs Checks with satellite are payable television to Tidewater to watch by Del during Webb. the $25 duration per ticket of for the Twins ride. home The boatgames, will $29 depart per ticket from for 1200 Red Sox Main home Street games. on No Fort refunds Myers or Beach cancellations. and there Price is is a for $13 parkingticket only, per transportation day fee at the marina.on your own Boarding to each is facility. from 7:00 All games-8:00 a.m. start and at 1:05 a photo p.m. ID is mandatory. The boat departs Key West the same day with boarding from 5:00-5:30 Hammond Stadium Games-Home of the Twins-14400 6 Mile Cypress Pkwy, Fort p.m. at the City Bright Ferry Terminal arriving in Fort Myers at approximately 9:30 Myers, FL 33912 p.m. If you wish to stay overnight accommodations can be made by calling the Mar- Saturday, March 11—Minnesota Twins vs. Boston Red Sox– 2 tickets available Wednesday, March 8 garitavilleTuesday, March Key West 21— ResortMinnesota at 1- 855Twins-366 vs.-8045. Philadelphia This resort Phillies is in – the Wait heart List ofonly Key West. Rooms start at $364.65 a night. Please mention you are a Florida resident to 7:00 a.m.-Boarding at Marina receiveJet Blue this Stadium special home pricing. of the Tickets Boston can Red be Soxpurchased - 11500 for Fenway $125 Southroundtrip Drive, by Fortvisiting keywestexpress.net.Myers, FL 33913 Tickets must be purchased at least 8 days in advance. If youFriday, are February interested 24—Red Sox in vs. New joining York Mets the– 6 tickets group, available please email michelle.kithcart@fsresidential by March 1.

Shangri La Tour and Lunch In 1921, the Heitman family constructed the Heitman Hotel an eight acres of land in the heart of what is now Old Bonita. The family was developing property to the west and the 25-room hotel provided potential buyers a place to stay while their new homes were constructed. The natural spring for which the town is named is on the grounds and flows into Oak Creek. Join us for this historic tour and lunch on the ground of the Shangri-La. $10 per person for the tour and lunch at the restaurant is own your own. Limited to 15 Friday, March10 people. Please Register by Friday, March 3 with your Lifestyle Director at 11:00 a.m.-Shangri La [email protected]. Baseball Tickets The baseball Spring Training games are below. We have limited tickets left for a few of the games. Checks are payable to Tidewater by Del Webb. $25 per ticket for Twins home games, $29 per ticket for Red Sox home games. No refunds or cancellations. Price is for ticket only, transportation on your own to each facility. All games start at 1:05 p.m.

Hammond Stadium Games-Home of the Twins-14400 6 Mile Cypress Pkwy, Fort Myers, FL 33912 All Games start at 1:05 p.m. Saturday, March 11—Minnesota Twins vs. Boston Red Sox– Wait List only Tuesday, March 21—Minnesota Twins vs. Philadelphia Phillies– Wait List only Limited quantities available

Michelle Kithcart Lifestyle Director [email protected] Special Events Drawing the Human Figure & Mass Drawing with an Introduction to Oil Painting

Line drawings are the foundation for artistic realism, both in drawing and painting the human form or portraiture. The emphasis is on accuracy as the edges of forms are indicated with drawn lines. Two different step-by-step approaches will be presented that focus on relationships and measurements to accurately record drawn images. Attende will have ample time for two different line drawing exercises. Mass Drawings add structure, depth and life to line drawings. The focus will be on the use of shadow shapes, edges and values to record the flow of light over an object. Many JUNE EVENTS artists use mass drawings as an important step between a line drawing and an oil Tuesday, March 7 & March 14 painting. This clinic will offer attendees time for mass drawing exercises with pastels 1:00 p.m. –Community Room and toned paper. Both of these classes are complimentary and are taught by Dean Oestreich Please register with your Lifestyle Director by Friday, March 3 by emailing [email protected]. Coffee and Conversation This is an opportunity for the management team and residents to meet and discuss community happenings in a fun, relaxed and casual atmosphere. Please register for this event by emailing your Lifestyle Director Thursday, March 16 at [email protected] by Tuesday, March 14. 9:00 a.m.-Community Room

St. Patrick’s Day

The luck of the Irish is coming your way! Wear your green so you don’t get pinched this St. Patrick’s Day and join us in the Sales Center for this community social. Please bring an appetizer to share. Typically we ask that the dish would feed 8-10 people. Non-alcoholic beverages and paper products will be provided. Please register for this event by emailing your Lifestyle Director Friday, March 17 at [email protected] by Wednesday, March 15. 5:30-7:30 p.m– Community Room New Resident Orientation

New homeowner orientations will be held the third Tuesday of the month in the Sales Center at 2:00 p.m. This is an in- formative seminar on the community as well as the ins and outs of the HOA website. Please register 24 hours in advance by emailing your Tuesday, March 21 Lifestyle Director at [email protected] 2:00 p.m.-Community Room

Michelle Kithcart Lifestyle Director [email protected] Special Events and Seminars Ice Hockey

Join your neighbors at Tidewater as we cheer on the Florida Everblades this hockey season at Germain Arena. Saturday, March 18 is the annual Guns n Hoses event (police officers and firefighters) with a specialty jersey auction available. Tickets are $28 for club level seating. Tickets are non-refundable. Saturday, March 18 Limited number of tickets available for the game, please register by 7:00 p.m.-Germain Arena emailing your Lifestyle Director at [email protected] JUNE EVENTS Fishing Trip It’s a trip designed with just Tidewater residents in mind! Join us for this half day of back bay fishing with your neighbors and friends. Aboard the 33’ pontoon boat you could catch a variety of snapper, lady fish, spotted trout and more. Rod and reel, bait, fishing license, crew assistance and tax are included. You are able to bring a small cooler with beer, soda, or lunch. Comfort facilities available on board. The marina is at 27598 Marina Pointe Drive, Bonita Springs. Please arrive 15 minute prior to Wednesday, March 22 departure for check-in. Price is $65 per person for 6 people. Price will go 8:00 a.m.-Departure from the up if there less than 6. Maximum of 10. Gratuity is on own. Marina

Please RSVP with your Lifestyle Director by Wednesday, March 15 by emailing [email protected].

FGCU Founder’s Story Dr. Roy McTarnaghan, founding president of Florida Gulf Coast Univer- sity, will provide interesting stories about the founding and development of FGCU. This university’s student enrollment grew dramatically under President McTarnaghan’s leadership. Participants will discover how this happened, opportunities available for Tidewater residents, and the an- ticipated future for the institution. Thursday, March 23 3:00 p.m.-Community Room Please register with your Lifestyle Director by Monday, March 20 by emailing [email protected]

Art from the Heart

Create an art collage—If you can GLUE IT you can DO IT—It’s easy & fun! Choose from a huge assortment of quotes, sayings, clipart, cutouts, buttons, shells, and trinkets to create a beautiful art collage. Art From the Heart will provide all the supplies and instructions you need to create unique art! No experience needed. Please see the example in your Lifestyle Directors office. Cost is $25 per person. Please register with your Lifestyle Director by Thursday, March 23 by emailing Saturday, March 25 [email protected]. Minimum of 4 people to host. 10:00 a.m.-Community Room

Michelle Kithcart Lifestyle Director [email protected] Upcoming Special Events and Seminars CPR/AED Class

You could safe a life. In this hands-on class you will learn to recognize signs of a stroke, angina, heart attack and cardiac arrest. Techniques for CPR for adults, children and infants along with treatment of chok- ing victims are also taught. Price is $25 per person. Wednesday, March 29 Please register with your Lifestyle Director by Friday, March 24 1:00 p.m.-Summerwood Model by emailing [email protected]. JUNE EVENTS

Love the Pearls Come mingle withILife friends Introduction amidst pearl treasures of Seminar the sea and enjoy a won- derful event.The pearl is world’s oldest gem and has been linked to power, love, health, longevity, happiness, wealth, protection, and luck. Our guest speaker is a global pearl producer who will deliver this fascinating and fun presentation about the world of pearls. At the end of the presentation you will have a opportunity to shop a wonderful selection of quality pearl jewelry in- cluding many new designs at incredible savings direct from the producer. Each attendee will receive a complimentary set of white pearl studs! Cost for Tuesday, April 4 this event is $15 per person which includes appetizers, non-alcoholic beverag- 4:30 p.m.-Community Room es and a pair of pearls! We need a minimum of 40 to host this event. Guests are permitted to attend with a resident. Please register with your Lifestyle Direc- tor by Saturday, April 1 by emailing [email protected]

Dali Museum Join your neighbors for this incredible day! The Dali Museum in St. Petersburg celebrates the life and work of Salvador Dali (1904-1989) and features works from the artist's entire career. The collection includes over 2,000 works from every moment and in every medium of his artistic activity including 96 oil paintings, many original drawings, book illustrations, prints, sculpture, photos, manuscripts and an extensive archive of documents. Upon arrival we will experience a docent-led 1-hour tour in the museum. You will have time on own and we will head to downtown St. Petersburg for lunch on our own and shopping time. Price is $75 per person, which includes round-trip transportation, Monday, April 10 continental breakfast enroute, tour, snack and drink on way home. Minimum 8:15 a.m.-Check in at Sales number for this trip is 20. This is a shared trip. Please reserve your seat today by Center emailing your Lifestyle Director at [email protected]. Cooking Class Brio

Save the date as we are working with Brio to secure this excellent cooking demonstration! Cooking demonstrations typically last 90 minutes with 4 courses and printed recipes for everyone to take home. Watch for email blasts on this upcoming event! Friday, April 21 11:30 a.m.-Waterside shops Michelle Kithcart Lifestyle Director [email protected] Message from the Community Manager

Having Trouble with the Pedestrian Gate? Landscaping Schedule When using the pedestrianNew gate keypad, Resident always press the resetWelcome button February 27th began the weekly mowing schedule for Tidewater. Be first, before entering the code. If anyone has accidently hit or left a num- aware landscaping workers will be on all streets weekly going forward. ber entered, the code won’t work. Everyone was sent an email with the current gate code, but if you have questions or need the code again, please email [email protected] . The handle is a little stiff Grand Opening Is Coming Up! so press down firmly on the handle to unlatch the gate. The Amenities Center will open in early April and we will be hold- Mail Kiosk Will Open Before Amenities Center ing a Grand Opening Celebration for the community. Further The mail kiosk will be opening before the Amenities Center. The information with the exact date and the activities of the opening developer is working with the Estero Post Office to set up the will be sent out to all homeownersJUNE as soon EVENTS as the HOA has that boxes with all addresses. Once that is completed the HOA office information. will notify all owners the Post Office kiosk is open. Homeowners The Dusty Boots 2 Tours held on February 21 had almost 100 will need to turn in their old post box keys to the HOA office. The participants, and the tour was informative and exciting for all HOA office will issue new keys and assign boxes as old keys are those who attended. Those who toured enjoyed seeing how far turned in. All owners will need their fobs for entry to the kiosk along the center has come from the last tour, and were able to area. If you have not received your fobs please contact the HOA view the interior rooms, pool, tennis and bocce courts and much office for assistance. As soon as the opening date for the kiosk is more. known that information will be shared with all owners.

Reminders:

Trash cans and recycling bins are to be stored within the garage. Thank you, Cans and bins may be placed outside the unit after 6 p.m. the evening prior to Kathryn Halas scheduled pick up. Community Manager Please use no more than 40-gallon, lidded containers for garbage. You may have [email protected] more than one container. Please do not place garbage bags out on the streets for pick up as they attract coons, rats and other vermin into Tidewater. Fitness Classes Pilates Stretch and Tone Gentle Yoga Tuesdays 9:00 a.m. Community Room Wednesdays 9:00 a.m. Community Room

Join certified Pilates instruc- Join this gentle yoga class designed to stretch, tone, tor and Tidewater resident and strengthen the body and to relax and clear the Jackie Novak every Tuesday mind. Taught by Tidewater resident Joyce Rainwater this class is suitable for all fitness and morning for a Pilates based, yoga-experience levels, and focuses on breath and total body conditioning class. flow while offering safely aligned and well sequenced This class will start with postures that challenge the body. Breathing and warm-up exercises and then relaxation techniques refresh and restore the mind. move to floor work for a variety of exercises designed to Wear comfortable, flexible clothing; bring a mat; and enjoy practicing gently flowing yoga in a supportive strengthen your core—abs, hips and back. For additional environment close to home. toning we will incorporate light weights, resistance bands, and mini exercise balls into the program. Please $5 per class payable to the instructor. If you have any questions or would like to register for this class, wear exercise attire, bring an exercise mat and 2 or 3lb please email Joyce Rainwater hand weights if you have them. at [email protected]. Classes are $5 each payable to the instructor. Space is Space is limited in the Commu- limited and reservations are mandatory. If you have any nity Room, reservations are questions or would like to register for this class, please requested prior to each class. email Jackie Novak at [email protected].

Michelle Kithcart Lifestyle Director [email protected] Community Interest Groups...

JUNE EVENTS

Bridge Card Players Wanted We have formed a weekly game of Bridge. Join us for a We have a weekly Hearts game underway, but can always fun Thursday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. in the Community use more players, either to fill in, or be seeds for a second Room. If you are interested in joining, please contact game. Some interest in Poker and Pinochle has been ex- Sekar Chandrasekaran at pressed; however, these games have yet to get off the [email protected]. ground. If you are interested in any or all of the above – or some other card game – please give me a call at 239-738- Hand and Foot 4679. We’re a new community, so we will keep on making Several residents are interested in learning how to play. Are this pitch until demand exceeds capacity. you? If so, please contact Ronna Sutow at [email protected]. If you know how to play, please let Ronna know. Though we If you have an interest that you wish to see become a want to play, first we have to learn how (hint, hint). We group, please contact your Lifestyle Director to get it would like to schedule games as soon as possible. going at: [email protected]

Genealogy Canasta Please join us for a fun afternoon of Canasta. Our group is really The Genealogy Club will meet on Tuesday, March 28 from 1-3 p.m. in growing and we are looking for more players. We meet every the Community Room of the Sales Center. Our feature presentation Monday at 1:00 p.m. at the Sales Center. Since we are a new will consist of two videos. First, a 15-minute video titled "Chasing development, this is a great way of meeting new people and Your Family Through The Early 1900s: Using the 1900-1930 Cen- making new friends. sus." Then a wonderful video "Clues in the U.S. Census Records" with a great spreadsheet that helps us focus on our ancestors as we The training meeting for March will be on the 6th from 12-1 p.m. search for data. New members are always welcome! If you have any in the Sales Center. Please spread the word. RSVP to Carol Rollero at [email protected] or 516-448-6129. questions, please email Steve Novak at [email protected] . Angels Wanted

Mah Jongg We are looking for residents who would be willing to help other This month's lesson is Wednesday, March 1 at noon. Join us then to residents in times of need. As little or as much as you would learn how to play or to brush up on your skills. Weekly games are at like. Anything from calling to check up on someone to making a 1 p.m. on Wednesdays. If you are interested in coming to the lesson meal or two or walking a dog to helping someone get to appoint- or joining the game, please RSVP to Ronna Sutow, [email protected], ments if they cannot drive. If you are interested, please email Ron- by noon Feb. 28. na Sutow at [email protected].

Book Club Walking Club The Tidewater by Del Webb Book Club usually meets the third Let’s turn our Fridays into Fitness Fridays here at Tidewater. Grab Thursday of the month at 2 p.m. to discuss club members' picks. For a friend and meet at the Sales Center at 9:30 a.m. for this walk in the March pick, please look for an email blast coming soon. and possibly outside the gates! Please RSVP to your Lifestyle Director 24 hours in advance by emailing For more information, contact Ronna Sutow at [email protected]. [email protected]. Tidewater Talents...

This “for our residents, by our residents” complimentary program is launching this month! The program is all about sharing your expertise or experiences with your fellow residents. While most sessions will be held during the day, some may take place in the evening. Please expect to receive emails and other communications regarding specifics of the program in the next few weeks. Jim Rollero, program champion, 239-738-4679

March 7th, 1-2:30 pm - Line Drawing for all levels of artists who wish to improve their skills by Dean Oestreich (outside presenter) hands-on activity included; all are welcome – you don’t need to be an artist

March 14th, 1-2:30 pm - Mass Drawing and Introduction to oil painting by Dean Oestreich for all levels of artists who wish to improve their skills hands-on activity included; all are welcome-you don’t need to be an artist

March 24th, 1:30-3 pm - Georgia O’Keefe workshop – a journey through this female artist’s life and art, including a hands-on class, with a limit of 18 attendees for the session; arranged by Debra Beaver and presented by local artist Robin Marcus

March 27th, 6:30-7:30 pm – Dance class by Joseph and Kalie Kubica-Learn the Rumba in this 2-part session on the easiest dance to learn. All levels welcome from beginner to advanced! Must attend both sessions.

March 30th, 10:00-11 am - Experiences of a TV news/entertainment producer, by multi-Emmy winning Ira Sutow, producer of show 48 Hours. Hear about news he broke, like the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center. This interactive session with a chance to ask lots of questions.

April 3rd, 6:30-7:30 pm – Dance class by Joseph and Kalie Kubica-Learn the Rumba in this 2-part session on the easiest dance to learn. All levels welcome from beginner to advanced! Must attend both sessions.

April 6th, 10-11:30 am - Introduction to iPhone photography (part 1) by Steve Novak (limited to 8 people) This course will introduce you to the fundamentals of iPhone photography. No previous photographic experience is required. Participants will learn the fundamentals of how to: use the iPhone camera, compose and take a photograph, and to edit the photograph using basic editing apps.

April 27th, 7-8 pm - Travel presentations – an informative and relaxing exploration of foreign lands and cultures through pictures, video clips, hands-on material, and food and drink samples. Presented by world traveler Deb Glasheen. This session covers the Galapagos, Belize, Costa Rica, Easter Island and more.

May 4th, 10:00-11:30am - iPhone Photography (part 2) by Steve Novak (limited to 8 people) This course will expand your knowledge of iPhone photography, and you will learn how to take videos with your iPhone as we explore the three different video camera modes, and advanced photo editing apps

May 25th, 7-8 pm-Spotlight on the Music of Dion- Covering the 7 decades of recording by Dion DiMucci, spanning, Dion and the Belmonts, Dion and Dion DiMucci-from doo-wop to rock to spiritual to blues; By Jim Rollero

May Timeframe-Introduction to bocce by Richard Curreri. Already underway at Estero Rec Center park, but will continue at our own Amenity Center once it opens.

May Timeframe-Introduction to pickle ball by Mal Griffin, once our Amenity Center opens.

Fall Timeframe-Introduction to Genealogy by Steve Novak; previously conducted, and there is an ongoing Genealogy Club – will be reintroduced semi-annually.

We are always looking for residents to give back and share their talents with our community. If you are interested in hosting a complimentary seminar of a topic of your choosing please contact Jim Rollero at [email protected] or call 239-738-4679. Community Interest Groups Continued...

Bocce Theatre Tickets

We are halfway through the Southwest Florida Bocce League season, and Tidewater is in seventh place in Barbara B Mann 2016-2017 our division with a 3-15 record. This year is a learning JUNE EVENTS process for all players in connection with what it is like Carol Burnett to play in the big leagues of Bocce. The SWFBL Tuesday, March 22 at 7:30 p.m. emphasizes camaraderie, sportsmanship and $98 per ticket competition in a friendly environment. This is a first for just about all of the players from Tidewater in Jersey Boys playing Bocce let alone playing competitive games. All the experience gained this year will pay off in the years Saturday, April 1, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. to come. $88 per ticket

Our courts here at Tidewater are almost completed. The King and I Everybody is getting excited and can’t wait for the Sunday, April 30, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. Amenities Center to open so we can start intramural play. If you are interested in learning or playing $88 per ticket organized Bocce within Tidewater please contact Richard Curreri, e-mail: [email protected] or call 239-597-0814. Come and join the excitement and feel There are a limited number of tickets available for each show. Payment is required at “The Joy of Bocce.” time of reservation. Tickets are non-refundable and do not include transportation. Barbara B Mann Performing Arts Hall is at 13350 FSW Pkwy, Fort Myers. Please RSVP to Michelle by calling 239-949-0340 or email [email protected] today! Welcome New Residents!

January Closings

Henry & Barbara Betchen Michael Keane

Richard Burger Kenton & Jane Lyons Roger Clausen Theodore & Rosann Pentellis Anthony & Elodia D’Ononfrio Galen & Audrey Warren

Meet your neighbors! Cindy & John Wolf By Steve Novak 10598 Tidewater Key Blvd.

There are certain people who, when they walk into a room, increase the energy level ten-fold. That’s Cindy Wolf. She’s always happy and full of enthusiasm. With husband John they play on the Tidewater Bocce team in the SWFL League and Cindy is always spurring the team on. Several teams have commented on the great spirit and passion that Tidewater plays with each week. So it came as no surprise to find out that Cindy was a professional cheerleader in the NBA for the Indiana Pacers from 1981 to 1986.

In addition to 42 home games each year, there were other away events, such as dancing at the Meadowlands in New Jersey. This was in addition to her full-time job. Prior to becoming a cheerleader Cindy worked in the Pacers Press Room for two years.

John is the quieter one, yet they complement one another perfectly, which has resulted in a very happy 30 years of marriage so far. They met at work and had desks next to one another. John was the supervisor of Accounting & Payroll for a privately held public utility. He retired in 1999. Cindy started at the same company after high school and worked her way from the mailroom to accounting to Executive Assistant and retired after a successful 35-year career.

But back to the romance. Cindy would leave notes on John’s desk before he arrived at work like “Good morning, good looking!” He finally asked her out to a hockey game and asked her if she had ever been to a game. She said “yes” and off they went. During the game there was a bench-clearing fight and Cindy grabbed John and said they needed to get out of there before they got hurt. Puzzled, he said surely she had seen hockey fights at other games. Cindy confessed that she had never been to a game but said “yes” because she was afraid John would not ask her out again! Well John did and they had a big wedding in 1986 and honeymooned in Jamaica.

John and Cindy both hail from Indiana. They initially purchased a home in Osprey Cove and moved to SW Florida full-time in 2012. What attracted them to Tidewater? Cindy said that “gas cooking is a big plus!” They love it here and are looking forward to the Amenity Center opening later this year. Both love to swim, and to play sports including Pickleball, Bocce, golf and more. Cindy mentioned her rollerblades and a love of ice skating. John shared that he has not missed an Indy 500 since 1961 – a 55 year string of races. Fire up your engines, and try to keep up with the Wolfs!

If you would you like to be highlighted next email: [email protected] Sales Corner...

With season in full swing, sales are soaring and the sales office is busier than ever. We said goodbye to our be- loved team member Karen Nichols in February. We wish her much luck on her next adventure in life and will be sure to miss her! With that being said, we welcome a new team member to our sales crew. Henry Smith comes to us from Hawaii! We are excited to have him on board and know he will make a great addition. Stop by the sales center and be sure to say hello.

Ask the Sales Team about our spec home incentives! Hot Fully Furnished Move-In Homes Available!

Serenity Villa- Home site #01- $358,901 Furniture available upon request Torch Key Way

This furnished, fabulous, 2br plus den villa features a spacious open floorplan, maple kitchen cabinets, upgraded stainless steel gas appliances, granite countertops, finished laundry room, porcelain tile, extended lanai and much more. Valentine’s Breakfast, Chili Cookoff, Art From The Heart and Color Me Beautiful!

COMMUNITY CONTACTS Pulte Customer Care Department Tidewater by Del Webb Sales Center: 239-390-2460 1-888-898-9712

Ed Rivero [email protected] Sales Associate FirstService Residential [email protected] Michelle Kithcart

Lifestyle Director Marc Semach [email protected] Sales Associate 239-949-0340 [email protected] Kathryn Halas Henry Smith Community Manager Sales Associate [email protected] [email protected] 239-949-0340 Dana Walsh FirstService Customer Care 24-7 Sales Associate 1-800-870-0010 [email protected] Visit our Association website for more information: www.tidewaterbydw.com