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Resident Lifestyles Clubs and Contacts 8/27/2021 1 of 188 Resident Lifestyles Clubs and Contacts 8/27/2021 To Search: Ctrl + F Search box will appear. Type in a keyword, then hit Enter. Apple Computers to Search: Command F Club / Activity Name Location Leader Group Website Email Address Phone Number CSS La .45 Sidekicks - Call for Info Hacienda Kevin Yeo 1013 Amarillo Pl [email protected] (605) 999-7687 129 Amigos qF@6PM Coconut Cove Linda Maloney NA [email protected] (352) 561-4808 CSS 152 & Friends - Call for Info SeaBreeze Barbara McGrath 1846 Barksdale Drive [email protected] (440) 821-5290 200 Ladies' Club 2,4W@9AM Burnsed Gail Hole 1011 Pickering Path [email protected] (970) 227-0003 2012 Discussion Group 2,4W@3PM Bridgeport Richard Matwyshen NA [email protected] (352) 751-0365 26er's Club 2Meven@6PM La Hacienda Barbara LoPiccolo 1320 Augustine Drive [email protected] (732) 618-7658 26er's West Ladies' Lunch 2TH@11:30AM El Santiago Marilynn Miller 501 Chamber Street [email protected] (262) 442-9805 2nd Honeymoon Club 1M@6:30PM Savannah Mitchell Sheinbaum www.2ndhoneymoonclub.com [email protected] (352) 751-4138 4 O'Clock Club 1Wx7,8@4PM Chula Vista Richard Petulla 518 Chula Vista [email protected] (352) 750-5641 4 Season Singles 2SA@5:30PM SeaBreeze Holly Weller NA [email protected] (352) 430-6007 5 Streets East 1SA2,5,10,12@6PM Burnsed Kathy Dawson 3518 Countryside Path [email protected] (352) 391-6446 A New Vibrant You 2W@6:30PM Laurel Manor Richard Matwyshen NA [email protected] (352) 751-0365 AARP DSP Colony Cottage Colony Cottage Chester Kowalski 2760 Midland Terrace [email protected] (352) 430-1833 AARP DSP Laurel Manor Laurel Manor Chester Kowalski 2760 Midland Terrace [email protected] (352) 430-1833 2 of 188 Resident Lifestyles Clubs and Contacts 8/27/2021 To Search: Ctrl + F Search box will appear. 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Apple Computers to Search: Command F Club / Activity Name Location Leader Group Website Email Address Phone Number AARP DSP Paradise Paradise Chester Kowalski 2760 Midland Terrace [email protected] (352) 430-1833 AARP DSP Rohan Apr-Oct Rohan Chester Kowalski 2760 Midland Terrace [email protected] (352) 430-1833 AARP DSP Savannah Savannah Chester Kowalski 2760 Midland Terrace [email protected] (352) 430-1833 AARP Tax Aide Colony Cottage Colony Cottage Richard Leclaire 1903 Lake Ridge Drive [email protected] (352) 633-0453 AARP Tax Aide La Hacienda La Hacienda Richard Leclaire 1903 Lake Ridge Drive [email protected] (352) 633-0453 AARP Tax Aide Mulberry Grove Mulberry Grove Richard Leclaire 1903 Lake Ridge Drive [email protected] (352) 633-0453 AARP Tax Aide Paradise Paradise Richard Leclaire 1903 Lake Ridge Drive [email protected] (352) 633-0453 AARP Tax Aide Summer Colony Cottage Richard Leclaire 1903 Lake Ridge Drive [email protected] (352) 633-0453 Abana Nine & Diners 3SA@5PM Bradenton Carmen Lockman 3703 Pepperridge Circle [email protected] (352) 446-9619 Aberdeen South Ladies' Coffee 2TU@9AM Truman Sally Edwards NA [email protected] (352) 391-9606 Aberdeen South Social 4W@6:30PM Colony Cottage Thomas Perry www.aberdeensg.com [email protected] (352) 259-8388 Abraham-Hicks Discussion 3TH@3PM Canal Carol Pellegrino NA [email protected] (352) 000-0000 Abraham-Hicks Introduction 3W@3PM Hibiscus Carol Pellegrino NA [email protected] (352) 000-0000 Abundance of Love 1,3,5Fx7@8:30AM La Hacienda Jennifer Smith 1301 Magana Place [email protected] (352) 250-3431 Abundance of Love 1,3M@10:30AM Everglades Johanna Cole 5868 Wood Stork Way [email protected] (352) 492-9380 3 of 188 Resident Lifestyles Clubs and Contacts 8/27/2021 To Search: Ctrl + F Search box will appear. 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Apple Computers to Search: Command F Club / Activity Name Location Leader Group Website Email Address Phone Number Abundance of Love 2,4F@9AM Big Cypress Bonita Mulneix 2547 Five Forks Trail [email protected] (724) 283-8248 Abundant Health Naturally 2W@6PM Laurel Manor Janet Smith NA [email protected] (419) 340-0555 ACIM Discussion Group qTH@12:30PM Coconut Cove Edward Klenke Edward Private Info [email protected] (386) 747-4715 Acknowledging Acts of Kindness Club 2TH@12:30PM Bacall Lindsay Collier www.aaokclub.org [email protected] (352) 552-5973 Adriana Villas 1M@6PM Odell Steve Mangskau NA [email protected] (507) 351-2566 Advanced Abraham-Hicks Discussion 1W@6PM Sept1 Fish Hawk Marleen Wiggins na [email protected] (352) 561-7966 African - American Board 3M@1PM Odell Michael Patrom NA [email protected] (813) 598-9701 African - American Club 4W@6PM La Hacienda Michael Patrom www.taac.clubexpress.com [email protected] (813) 598-9701 African Violet Lovers 1TH@1:30PM Truman Harriet Alexander NA [email protected] (954) 465-9103 Ainsworth Circle Social 4F2,5,8,10@5:30PM Colony Cottage Lona Lunden NA [email protected] (352) 775-9419 Air Gun - The Villages Air Gun Club 2TU1,4,7,10@6PM Chula Vista Peter Schreiber www.airgunclub.org [email protected] (757) 477-0695 www.sites.google.com/site/villageseflye Airplane E Flyers 4THodd@11AM Laurel Manor Ronald Kaminski rs [email protected] (304) 305-3177 Airplane Hangar Flyers 3SAX6,7,8@9:30AM Paradise Paul Sorse NA [email protected] (352) 753-5880 Akin Group 3TH@6PM Aviary Christine Hurd 4922 Clark Court [email protected] (904) 403-1464 Alabama Club - State 2TU@6:30PM Allamanda Peggy Green 1631 Lakewood Drive [email protected] (850) 324-9094 4 of 188 Resident Lifestyles Clubs and Contacts 8/27/2021 To Search: Ctrl + F Search box will appear. 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Apple Computers to Search: Command F Club / Activity Name Location Leader Group Website Email Address Phone Number Amazing Jewish Women 4M@6PM Fish Hawk Ellen Faulkner 1307 Estrella Lane [email protected] (954) 806-9899 Amber Jack's & Jill's 2SU 1,3,10,12@6PM Captiva Rex Robnett 1985 Amberjack Terrace [email protected] (757) 848-7419 Ambler/Mayhurst Social Club 4SAOct-May@5PM Churchill Street Pamela Falkenstein NA [email protected] (352) 750-3597 Ambrosia Frolicking Friends 4Mx6,7,8@6PM Colony Cottage Barbara Pace NA [email protected] (352) 391-9756 Amelia Artsy Ladies 4M@1PM Odell Patricia Reilly NA [email protected] (631) 848-5680 Amelia Hills Social Club 3M@6PM Odell Norma Foster NA [email protected] (770) 317-8705 Amelia Women of Leisure AWOL 2M@1PM Truman Janet McGehean NA [email protected] (302) 757-6694 American Women of Wonder A.W.O.W 1M@8:30AM Truman Marilyn "Brenda" Robertson NA [email protected] (352) 775-2500 Amigos Sports Club 1TH@6PM Colony Cottage David Lindsey www.amigossportsclub.com [email protected] (352) 445-2922 Ancient Order of Hibernians 5TH@2:30PM Tierra Del Sol Joseph Farrell 1142 Salido Ave [email protected] (352) 751-7082 CSS Anthem Road Social - Call for Info SeaBreeze Edward Ford 1707 Anthem Road [email protected] (352) 430-1260 Antrim Dells Girls of Summer 1F@1:30PM Trillium Janice Schantini 2420 Godleski Lane [email protected] (352) 753-2057 Antrim Dells Villas 1M@6PM Eisenhower John Hedrick 3736 Halloy Lane [email protected] (727) 698-2107 Applique qM@1PM Chula Vista Marjorie Jensen 1260 Chesnee Pl [email protected] (352) 430-3192 Arbella Loop Social 3TH@6PM Odell Barbara Bettler NA [email protected] (352) 430-4897 6 of 188 Resident Lifestyles Clubs and Contacts 8/27/2021 To Search: Ctrl + F Search box will appear. 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