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Welcome Rolling Greens Village

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Activities Corner

Community Corner It’s great to see you. Calendar Welcome Rolling Greens Village!

Library Corner EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT

Book Review Please welcome our newest employee, Kerri Owens!

Sales Team Kerri was born on April 19, 1972, in Stuttgart, Germany.

Frequently used forms She always wanted to be a singer and professional dancer. Kerri always looked up Golf course Corner to her momma! She is the strongest person Kerri has ever met! The biggest world event she remembers is when Ronald Reagan was elected president. Her first job was at the Maintenance Corner Coffee Kettle, busing tables. Although Kerri said “My favorite job so far has been with the healthcare system. I love taking care of people.” She also loves the ocean, whales From the Managers Desk & sea turtles. Owens said “The secret to a happy life for me is peace. If I have peace, I am happy.” Also, she said “I did have one son. He passed away at the age of 24 Event Photos due to a car accident.”

Kerri moved to Ocala when she was 13 from Indiana due to whole family moving Announcements here. She lived here until she was 23 then moved to Tennessee. Kerri then moved back to Florida 7 years ago to be near her sister. Her hobbies include roller skating, Debris pickup is Tuesday & Friday swimming, and shopping. (A typical woman)

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Rolling Greens Village Contact Numbers

MANAGEMENT AND OPERATIONAL PERSONNEL Community General Manager Chris Alcaraz 352-624-0140 Office Administrator Kerri Owens 352-624-0140 Office Reception Terrel & Barbara 352-624-0140 Activities Director Jean Garden 352-300-1207 Security-Community Patrol Steve / Jim 352-502-6766

EMERGENCY NUMBERS All Emergency-Sheriff/Fire/Ambulance/Rescue 911 Marion County Sheriff Non-Emergency 352-732-9111 Marion County Fire District Non-Emergency 352-732-9111 Poison Control 800-222-1222 Marion County Animal Control 352-671-8700

AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY 855-908-2255 COMMUNITY NUMBERS Community Clubhouse……………..……..1415 West Gleneagles Road 325-624-0155 Community Business Office…………………….…..1901 SE 58th Avenue 352-624-0140 Community Center……………………………..…….…7070 Holyoke Court 352-300-1207 Community Pro Shop………………………1415 West Gleneagles Road 352-624-0511 Community Sales Office…………………….…….…1901 SE 58th Avenue 352-624-0022 Community Sales Office………………………………1901 SE 58th Avenue 352-288-1515 Community West Clubhouse…………..……2026 Pebble Beach Road 352-624-0010

NAME EXT DIRECT Chris Alcaraz 628 352-624-0140 Reception Desk 626 352-624-0140 Kerri Owens 638 352-624-0140 Pro Shop 645 352-624-0511 Jean Garden 629 352-300-1207 Sales Office 626 352-624-0022

Activities Corner Continue – Jean Garden

WEEKLY EVENTS Thursday at 12pm Pinochle in Community Center Ace-Ten card game typically for two to four players and played with a 48-card deck. Monday at 1pm 313 in Cardroom a variation of the card game Rummy. It is an eleven-round game played with two or more players. It requires two decks of cards with the jokers. Monday at 6:30pm Bridge in Community Center Four players in two competing partnerships, with partners sitting opposite each other around a table. Monday at 7pm Table Tennis aka ping-pong is a sport in which 2-4 players hit a lightweight WEEKLY EVENTS CONTINUE ball back and forth across a table using small Tuesday at 6pm Euchre Community Center Played rackets. with a deck of 24, 28, or 32 standard playing cards. Normally there are four players, two on each team. Wednesday at 10am Bible Study in the West

clubhouse Study the Bible with your neighbors. Wednesday at 12pm Virtual Spanish Zoom Begin to learn Spanish weekly by logging in online. Wednesday at 6pm Omaha Poker in West Clubhouse Players wager over which hand is best. Wednesday (2nd & 4th) Intermediate Line Dancing (will resume in Sept.) Dance to your favorite line dance songs. Thursday at 11am Beginning Spanish Zoom Begin to Tuesday at 10am Bingo in the Clubhouse learn Spanish weekly by logging in online. Player matches numbers printed in different Thursday at 6:30 Euchre in Cardroom Played with a arrangements on cards with the numbers while deck of 24, 28, or 32 standard playing cards. the game host draws random numbers. Tuesday Thursday at 1pm Social Media Training in Multi- at 10am Bible study in the Community Center Purpose Room Learn more about Facebook, Instagram study the bible with your neighbors. & other programs. Thursday at 12pm Pay me the Money in West Tuesday at 1pm Texas Hold’em Poker in West Clubhouse A form of Rummy. Clubhouse Players with the best hand wins. Friday at 1pm 313 in Cardroom a variation of the Tuesday 1:30pm Mexican Train in Community card game Rummy. Center Played with dominoes. The object of the Friday at 1pm Quilting in West Clubhouse Joining game is for a player to play all the tiles from his or fabric together through stitching. her hand onto one or more chains or trains Friday at 6pm Texas Hold’em Poker in West emanating from a central hub or "station". Clubhouse Players with the best hand wins. Tuesday at 6:00pm Bowling Night at AMF Bowling $12 Gets you shoes, 3 games and loads of fun. Bowl with friends while winning great prizes.

254;l,mActivities Corner – Jean Garden

FITNESS CLASSES

Stretch-N-Tone Will resume in November. Sweatin’ to the oldies Will resume in November. Zumba Wednesday 11am – will resume in November. Yoga Tuesday & Thursday 9:30 Multi-Purpose Room Beginning Line Dancing Will resume in September.

SAVE THE DATES FOR AUGUST

WATER EXERCISE 8/2 What’s Happening – 10am Aqua Zumba Monday & Friday 11am Aerobic fitness program featuring movements inspired by various styles of Latin-American 8/6 Fun Friday dance in the water. Water Aerobics Monday, Wednesday & Friday 10am 8/11 Wine-Down Wednesday Endurance, resistance, and fitness aerobic exercises in the water. Pool Volleyball Sunday 1pm 8/18 What’s Happening – 6PM Two teams of 4-6 payers attempting to ground the ball to the other team's side. All residents welcome. 8/19 Residents Social

Newsletter Submissions SPORTS If you would like to submit any poems, Pickleball Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday poetry, pictures, news or updates; please feel 9:00am free to submit to the Lifestyle Coordinator no Play a paddleball sport that combines elements of badminton, th table tennis and tennis. later than the 15 of the month for the Shuffleboard Tuesday & Thursday 9am a game in which following month. You can email, call in or players use cues to push weighted discs. place it in the “insert bin” at the Clubhouse. Horseshoes Wednesday at 9am a lawn game played between two people using four horseshoes and two throwing targets.

Newsletter Distribution Golfers are expected to replace their divots both on the tee We distribute monthly Newsletters the last box and the fairways. They must follow the 90-degree rule and stay on the cart paths. Do not go down sides of the fairways! Thursday of the month at 10am in the CC Tee times are required for play. Everyone is required to sign-in cardroom. If you would like to help, please in PERSON at the Pro Shop before going out to play. contact Judy Crites or the Community Center Sunday & Monday Open play 8:00am Desk. Tuesday Ladies 8:30am Wednesday Men 8:30am NEW!!! Thursday couples 8:30am Are you interested in Wiffleball? Friday Mix 8:30am Saturday (1st & 3rd) Tournament 9:00am We will have a sign-up sheet in the Community Center, come sign up TODAY!

Activities Corner Continue – Jean Garden

FEATURED EVENTS July 2nd | Fun Friday 6pm Pool Deck Enjoy snacks and a movie with friends by the pool. Flea Market 8AM Will resume in September. July 4th| 4th of July Golf Cart Parade, BBQ, & Pool Party GC Parade 1pm at Clubhouse, Followed by food and pool party 3-7pm July 5th | What’s Happening 10am Come see what is new in lifestyle. July 5th| HOA Board Meeting 3:30 Clubhouse Monthly board meeting.

July 14th | Wine-Down Wed.

4:30pm Community Center Lounge Free of cost, must sign up. July 15th | Resident Social 6:30pm July 19th | What’s Happening 6pm Come see what is new in lifestyle.

Activities Corner Continue – Jean Garden

POOL PROCEDURES

1. We please ask all Residents to bring your yellow residents wrist bands to the pools. 2. Please be sure to bring your guest to the concierge’s desk in the community center, so they can get a visitor wrist band. $5 deposit for up to 4 bands. 3. ALL guests must be signed in to use the amenities and be wearing the bands when using any of the amenities. 4. Guest can be checked in no more than two weeks at a time. 5. Please be sure to return your wrist band when your company is ready to leave the community, as the bands are only good for the time period you have written on your guest card.

GYM RULE UPDATE The gym in our Community Center is an aged, restricted gym intended for RESIDENT use ONLY. Thank you for understanding.

Activities Location Day Time Contact Donna Guernsey (502) 303-961 313 cards CC Mon/Fri 1pm -4pm Beginning Spanish Virtual Wed and Thurs 12pm Community Center (352) 300-1207 Bible Study CC – Card Room Tues 10am Belinda Carbo-Rayes – (954) 547-6157 Billiards CC Tue 11-12pm Community Center (352) 300-1207 BINGO Clubhouse Tues 10:00am Judy Crites 724 815-6679 Bocce Ball Sports Comp Tues & 1st & 4th Thurs 3:30pm Jeff Smith – 352-694-0991 Book Club CC 1st Wed of month 11:15 Dorothy Portalia 352-509-2381 Bowling AMF Lanes Tues 6pm Art Locke - 352-816-7558 Bridge CC Mon & Wed 6:30pm & 12:30 Glen Piper – 352 304-8046 Bunco CC 1st & 3rd Wed. 6-8:30pm Doug Casity – 352 877-1092 Hand & Foot (on hold) CC Thurs 1pm Community Center (352) 300-1207 Ceramics WCH Anytime once Certified 8am-10pm Gail Morison – 650-218-8752 Cribbage CC Wed 1pm Jim 906 250-9555 Fran 705 490-2017 Euchre CC Tues and Thurs 6pm Fran Everson - 715-490-2017 Golf (couples) Golf Course Thurs 9am Pat & Brian Hilliker-520-521-6437 Golf (ladies) Golf Course Tues 9am Francene Preston-352-624-0994 Golf (men's) Golf Course Wed 9am Tom Sadler-624-2197 Golf (mixed) Golf Course Fri 9am Charlie Amato-624-5628 Golf Tournaments Golf Course 1st & 3rd Sat 9:00am Larry Titemore-802-752-5118 Bob Pennington-317-828-2652 Horseshoes Sports Comp Wed 9-11:00am Art Locke - 352-537-1304 Library CC Everyday 8am -10pm Barbara Critchfield 352-433-0924 Oil Painting Classes WCH 4th Mon 9am Linda Lee Krebs - 624-3154 Painting Class (mixed media) WCH 2nd Mon 9am Linda Lee Krebs - 624-3154 Pay Me the Money WCH Thurs 12-5:30pm Charles Pennington - 624-0339 Phase 10 Cards (all year) CC Wed 12:30-4pm Community Center (352) 300-1207 Pickleball Sports Comp Mon-Wed-Thurs-Sat 9-11:30am Gerry Steward - 624-2406 Pinochle CC Mon 9am Bob Shann - 624-0946 Pinochle CC Thurs 12-5pm Bob Shann - 624-0946 Poker (Dealer’s Choice) WCH Tues 12-4 pm Donna Guernsey - 502-303-2961 Poker WCH Wed 6-10pm Ric Wright - 208-818-7638 Quilting WCH Fri 1-3pm Community Center (352) 300-1207 R.G. Church Bible Study WCH Wed 10 -11:30am Jake Scholten - 694-4392 R.G. Community Church Clubhouse Sun 10am-12pm Jake Scholten - 694-4392 R.G. News Assembly CC Usually, last Thurs 10:00am -12pm Judy Crites-724-815-6679 Shuffleboard Sports Comp Tues & Thurs 9am Art Locke- 352-537-1304 Skip-Bo CC Fri 1pm Community Center (352) 300-1207

Stretch-n-Tone Clubhouse Resumes in November 9am Jo Anne Fieschel – (631) 987-6842 Marilyn Schrader - 716 560-5398 Sweatin’ to the Oldies Clubhouse Resumes in November 9am Texas Hold'em Poker WCH Fri 6-10pm Mike Bush (352) 694-3588 Volleyball Pools Sun 1pm Linda Lee Krebs (352) 624-3154 Volleyball (Ladies) Pools Fri 6pm Eve Wright (208) 819-1290 Water Aerobics (year-round) Pools Mon-Wed-Fri 10-11am Rina Pare - 509-2021 Woodshop (mtgs Oct.- May) 2nd Tues) WCH Anytime once Certified 8am-10pm Keith Perkins – (585) 969-2694 Yoga CC Tues & Thurs 9:30am-10:30am Community Center (352) 300-1207 Aqua Zumba Pool Mon & Fri 11am Community Center (352) 300-1207 Zumba will resume in NOV. Clubhouse Wed 11am Community Center (352) 300-1207 Activities Corner Continue – Jean Garden

BINGO

Hello everyone, Bingo will be closed starting July 6th, 2021, due to remodeling of the Clubhouse.

We follow all Rules and Regulations of Marion County, and the state of Florida. We play under the umbrella of RGV HOA, paying $50, a month for insurance. Payouts are determined, by the money take-in for that day.

Participants must live in RGV. Overnight guest may play, after receiving a guest band from the Concierge desk in the Community Center. Guest must be escorted by a resident and must be wearing their arm band. Members must always have their member card with them while playing Bingo.

Join us, we would love to have you, do not worry; We also teach you how to play.

- Judy Crites

We are all one group of Ambassadors with two Chairs. Any resident can become A LIFESTYLE AMBASSADOR if they have an interest in sharing a skill, time, or talent with fellow residents. They are required to have a positive, happy outlook and a willingness to share their thoughts, ideas, or skills. Lifestyle ambassadors will “own” their group activity and share a commitment to seeing it succeed and grow. Ambassadors can participate as much or as little as they want but we ask that they get involved at least once a month.

*Events that are FREE with food may have a $5 deposit; monies will be returned at the door when you arrive to event.

Community Corner – Recipes

PESTO TORTELLINI PASTA SALAD INGREDIENTS:

(1) 20 ounce bag cheese tortellini 1 cup pesto 1 and 1/2 cups cherry tomatoes, sliced in half (1) 12 ounce container marinated mozzarella balls, drained 1/4 cup red onion, diced

Bring a large pot of salted water to boil. Add tortellini and cook for 1 and 1/2 minutes. Do not overcook!

Drain and rinse under cold water until cool.

Place tortellini in a large serving bowl. Add in pesto, tomatoes, cheese, and onion. Toss well to coat.

Serve at once, or cover and place in the fridge for up to 5 days.

TROPICAL WINE SLUSHIES INGREDIENTS:

1 bottle white wine 1 cup frozen mango 1 cup frozen peaches 1 cup frozen pineapple 1/4 cup Cointreau

Add all ingredients to a high-powered blender and pulse until smooth. If the mixture is too thick, add in extra water (or Cointreau). If it is too thin, add in a handful of ice. Serve immediately, garnished with a piece of fresh fruit if desired. Community Corner – Rolling Greens Village Community Corner – Rolling Greens Village Community Corner – Rolling Greens Village Resident and World Traveler Joe Tomlinson Scores His 1st Hole-In-One at Rolling Greens Village at age 82! In a lifetime of enjoying golf around the world in some 60 countries and 50 states, winter resident Joe Tomlinsin, finally scored his first hole-in-one right here at Rolling Greens golf club on May 14th. When he aced the 129- yard 3rd hole with a 7-iron, just 15 days shy of his 82nd birthday. Will the pin located back and a little left of center, and Tomlinson swinging from blue tees, the high-arching shot hit about 14 inches left of the cup and rolled very slowly and slightly back into the hole. “BINGO… ACE…HALLELUJAH…a HOLE-IN-ONE, FINALLY!” “It took a long time.” Joe said, “I’ve been swinging a golf club since I was 9 or 10.” “That’s over 70 years.” Tomlinson was playing with his friend and neighbor Rick Vasoli who just missed a hole-in-one the day before with Tomlinson at his side a RGV. “Joe’s shot was beautiful” Rick said. He should know about such thing. In the last 12 months Rick scored his first hole-in-one, at the 5th and 11th hole. Joe’s 7-iron is part of his 30-year-old set of ben Hogan signature brand clubs. Just a few days before the ACE, the head of that 7- iron came off during tee shot at the 11th hole landing down the fairway. Joe called on his friend Monte Chittum, another resident, to repair the club. Monte responded by gluing the club head back on and retuned it to Joe. Monet is a retired PGA professional, known for his booming drives. Two days later Joe scored his hole-in-one, then more magic occurred from him while playing with daughter Lorrie. On that following Sunday evening, during Only once did he ever come close to scoring a th a practice round, Joe droves at the 110-yard 5 hole hole-in-one, “less than 2 inches short” he said. In (with the same 7-iron) the ball hit the flag stick on the fly 1964 Joe scored a double eagle at a club in his and finished dead-panned 5-feet right of the cup. native New Jersey. Double-eagles are extremely “Maybe Monte added a little razzle-dazzle,” Joe jested of Monte’s repair job. Tomlinson is a retired newspaper rare in golf. In fact, Joe’s shot at Atlantis Country photojournalist who published the New Jersey Golf + Club was one of the only double-eagles scored Travel Journal in New Jersey for 28 years until 2011. He and registered in the entire world that year has hit a golf ball in all 50 states and been included with (1964.) “I always thought I’d make one (hole-in- games in some 60 countries including India, Japan, and one) someday, but I never imagined it would be in Iceland. He is believed to be the second person to ever hot my own backyard.” Joe said. You see, at Rolling a golf ball from the Great Wall of China. He has hit into Greens, Joe’s winter home is located only steps and around the Great Pyramids and Giza in Egypt three west of the 2nd green and only about 100 feet times; also, over and into both Panama and Suez Canals away from the 3rd tee. Joe said “Truly, there is no and 12 different times at the Grand Canyon at both the place like home.” south and north rims. Community Corner – Rolling Greens Village

HOME OF THE MONTH – Barbara & Jim Hooper at 299 E. Gleneagles RD.

Community Corner – Rolling Greens Village

RESIDENT SPOTLIGHT – MERILYN & ED DUPRE Merilyn was born in Springfield, Mass. on August 31st and her Husband Ed was born on April 29th. Her first job was working at an insurance company and Ed’s first job was working at supermarket. Merilyn’s favorite job was when she worked with special needs children, it made her heart so very full. Ed’s favorite job was when he owned his own business, who would not love being their own boss. Merilyn loves to do water exercise, painting and playing a good ole game of Mexican train in her free time as Ed likes to play pool on our billiards room and card games. Their secret to a happy life is having faith in God and always having a positive attitude. Ed and Merilyn were married on October 22, 1960, in Springfield, Mass. In July of 1977 they moved to Sarasota, FL with her son, daughter, and collie dog, with 6 whole rooms of furniture. They enjoy living in Florida, but they do go up north to visit relatives. Ed and Merilyn moved to Rolling Greens on August 18th of 2018. They enjoy living here because of the people, activities, and being within 10 minutes of their daughter and son-in-law and they love the convenience of the shopping in this area.

Community Corner – Rolling Greens Village

RESIDENT SPOTLIGHT – BONNIE CRAIG Bonnie was born in Cody, WY on January 4th. Fun fact, One of Cody's banks was robbed by members of the famous Hole-in-the-Wall Gang in 1904, and you can see their hideaway cabin at Old Trail Town, a collection of cabins and other buildings from the pioneer days. She always stived to be a Physical Therapist when she grew up and would do anything to be just that. Bonnie did go off and work at The Kopper Kettle in Morristown, IN, but then landed herself a career at a Surgery Center for 10 years. Other than working her job at the Surgery Center, Bonnie’s favorite hobbies are napping and coloring in her free time. She also has 2 wonderful sons, named Christopher that’s 37 & Brian that’s’34. Bonnie’s biggest role model and hero in life is her father and her husband Andy. Bonnie’s secret to a happy life is to always smile & be kind. A world event that was most memorable for Bonnie when she was growing up was when Neil Armstrong – walked on the moon. Bonnie and Andy have been married for 27years. They have a 8 year old German Shepherd named Colt. They have 2 wonderful grandchildren – Khloe that is 12yr old and Keegan who is 9yr old. Bonnie and Andy moved to Rolling Greens on Feb. 1st, 2021, She said “This is the perfect place to retire,” and that they both love living here and they have the best neighbors here at Rolling Greens.

Community Corner – Rolling Greens Village

CONGRATULATIONS I want to nominate Linda Lee Krebs for the Surprise & Delight award. What can I say about Linda, I have known Linda for 5 years now. I met her playing cards, and enjoyed her attitude, she is very outgoing, and has many friends in RGV, she is very creative, and artistic, although I cannot paint well, I enjoyed her painting classes. She loves her family and friends, enjoys entertaining, and helping people enjoy a party! She is lived in the park for many years, and I know she misses her husband greatly, it’s great she now has her son and family here. She can organize any event that you may like to do in RGV. She helps me with the newsletters, and many other things in RGV. I love watching her and her friends dance at many events, sometimes I even join in! I want to thank her for giving us the opportunity to know such an outgoing person. Thank you, Linda!

- Judy Crites

SURPRISE & DELIGHT Led by Judy Crites, our Surprises and Delight team surprises someone special each month. This team may surprise you for a particular reason or no reason at all. If you know someone who deserves a little pick me up? Send us your letter telling us who or why this person should be recognized. Let your neighbors know how much you appreciate them. Submit information to: [email protected] or drop off at the concierge desk in the community center.

Library Corner – Barbara Critchfield

RG Library Corner by Barbara Critchfield

July is right around the corner! Are you warm enough? My husband Mike and I are in Ohio for the summer. It rained almost every day after we arrived but has gotten plenty warm now. I’m glad that our neighborhood pool is now open so we can cool off in the afternoons. All the recent rain has brought out lots of flowers and weeds along with the flowers. I spent two afternoons cleaning up the weeds in perennial beds in the backyard, but wished I was working in my Rolling Greens Garden plot instead. I now have one cherry tomato plant and some green beans planted in the backyard, but it will be a long time till harvest.

As I’ve mentioned before, the Library has lots of beautiful books about gardening if you need some new ideas for flowers to brighten up your yard. I hope to see some pictures of the beautiful yards this summer in the R G News.

Mark your calendars so you don’t miss the 4th of July celebrations in Rolling Greens. There’s info on the Forum, on the Rolling Greens Facebook page and I’m sure there is a poster on the table in the Community Center. Be sure to sign up at the Concierge Desk by June 30 for the BBQ. Join in the Golf Cart Parade and the Pool Party and have a great holiday.

If you like to barbeque at home, the Library has several books just for you. One that I recall is titled, “Grilling 101”. Another has recipes using beer and special sauces. Take a look at the books in the cookbook section on the top shelf to the left of the computer.

Welcome to all the new residents. I hope you’ve had a chance to visit the Library. It’s open from 8 AM until 10 PM every day. You may borrow any books, magazines, movies, books-on-tape and music on the honor system. Just borrow, enjoy and return the items for someone else to enjoy.

Have a great Summer. See you in the Fall.

Book Reviews

WIN by Harlan Coben

Published 03/16/2021. Book Review by Mike Critchfield

Rated 4.16/5 on Goodreads. My rating: 4.6/5 Warning: Contains numerous sexual scenes. Reveals the lifestyle of the rich. The main character clearly believes that life is not black & white but mostly gray.

RGV Book Club

This book has a very intricate and complicated plot. You will need to focus intensely if you expect to see this through to the end. While I could never truly explain what all this book encompasses, I will share with you a few words from the publisher as to what it is about: “Over twenty years ago, the heiress Patricia Lockwood was abducted during a robbery of her family's estate, then locked inside an isolated cabin for months. Patricia escaped, but so did her captors — and the items stolen from her family were never recovered.” If you were a fan of Cold Case that ran on CBS from 2003 to 2010, you will just love this book. The author is one of my favorites and I have read 19 of his books thus far, counting this one. You really cannot go wrong with Harlan Coben.

Believe a film by Billy Dickson. Believe PG 1h 59min Released 12/2/2016.

RGV Book Club

It is amazing what can happen if you just Believe! This is a good movie to watch if you ever need to be uplifted. The performance by Isaac Ryan Brown as Clarence Joseph (CJ) is truly remarkable. In a small town going through tough economic times, business owner Matthew Peyton (Ryan O'Quinn) struggles between his desire for financial success and the responsibility of funding the annual Christmas pageant. Desperate business decisions ruin his popularity and angry employees seek their revenge. When Matthew meets Clarence (Isaac Ryan Brown), a joyful boy who believes in miracles, he must make a choice: do what's best for himself or give faith a chance by opening his heart to help his community.

Frequently Used Forms

Bring the above form into the office to sign-up up or update your information Robo call information.

Golf Course Corner – Bill Holleran

Rolling Greens Village Golf Course

RULES, REGULATIONS, and POLICIES

1. All members, guests, and daily greens’ fee players must register at the Pro Shop before starting to play. 2. All play will start at Hole #1, with the exception of tournament play. 3. MAXIMUM of four players in a group. Any exceptions require Pro Shop Approval. Only golfers permitted on the course during play. 4. Each golfer must have his or her own bag and clubs. 5. Proper golf attire: No cut-off shorts. No bathing suits. NO board shorts. MEN: All shirts must be collared and have sleeves. NO tank tops/muscle shirts LADIES: NO strapless tops. 6.SOFT SPIKES ONLY. Rubber soled shoes are permitted. 7.Good sportsmanship, proper conduct, & golf etiquette must be observed at all Times. Rude, loud, obnoxious and profane language will not be tolerated. 8.Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. No one under the age of 16 may operate a golf cart. 9.Carts are not to be driven off the golf course, or onto residents' yards. No cart beyond out of bounds stakes. 10.All carts must be battery operated. 11.All carts must use the 90-degree rule when leaving and returning the fairway to the cart path. 12.BLUE STAKES are placed on each side of the fairway approximately 30 feet from the base of the green. Carts are not permitted to cross between the intended line between those stakes. 13.NO CART IS TO BE WITHIN 30 FEET OF THE BASE OF THE GREEN! 14.All carts must remain on the cart path at all tee boxes. 15. 90 degree rule applies at all times on the course. 16.When lightning is in the area, all players must vacate the course and seek safe Shelter.

American's w/ Disabilities' Act ALWAYS in effect.

Maintenance Corner – Charles LaRocco

I would like to recognize some of my team members: Housekeeping – Stacy keeps all the buildings & cove owned homes in our community clean. In addition she has begun assisting in the maintenance department with administrative work. I am proud of how well she has gone above and beyond. Irrigation & Pluming – Billy, is a 15-year vet in what he does. We are extremely lucky to have someone with the knowledge he has of the community and his expertise. EYE ON IT Hatem is a licensed Horticulturist – his job allows him to work with plants, flowers, and everything else in between. He helps beautify Rolling Greens. We appreciate all his REMINDER: hard work. We are NOT to put ANY Chuck is our newest team member; he formally owned a food waste, plastic bags, dry-cleaning company for 35 years. He was hired because polystyrene foam cups & of his attention to detail that he applies to all his work. containers or any type of glass in our RECYCLE bins. Thank you.

Please submit all ads th before the 15 of each

Other Updates – Charlie LaRocca month. Our Newsletter will be delivered on the last

We would like to refresh everyone on a reminder with the pools. It Thursday of each month. would be greatly appreciated if everyone is to rinse off in the shower outside before coming into the pool to rid skin of any lotions, tanning oils, or any excess oils from any creams you had put on prior (sunscreen is always fine to have on in the pools). We are trying to keep the pools running at 100% every day for you.

Thank you for taking this extra step.

Rolling Greens Village, A 55+ Cove Community

From the Managers Desk – Chris Alcaraz

We have had a very busy month at Rolling Greens Village. We have welcomed over 40 new residents in the last 5 weeks, we have almost completed the painting project at the office, we have added 2 new maintenance techs Chuck & Dave, moved Terrell from the community center up to the office to work as a team with our new receptionist Barbara and have promoted Kerri from her recent role to cover the office administrator position that Nichole held. Nichole has made the decision to accept a Office Hours position with another company. I am so sad to see Nichole go but I am Monday- Friday, 8am-5pm Saturday, 10am-4pm very happy that she has been given this opportunity and I wish her all my Sunday, 12pm-4pm best.

After-Hours# (813) 274-2033 I would like to highlight 3 important items this month: Office# (352) 624-0140 1. Dumpsters: The dumpsters that are kept on site for residents have been moved to the gated area behind the dog park and are Marion County Sheriff available for you to dump construction debris Monday – Friday non-emergency#: 7am – 3pm. There are 2 dumpsters, and both can only accept (352)732-9111 construction materials such as roofing, drywall, carpet, etc. Furniture and mattress cannot be dumped instead you may donate by calling one of the organizations on the list below for pickup. You can also call Waste Management for special pick up 352-854-0288. Hospitality 2. Pools: To ensure that all can enjoy the pools we ask that all children

visiting are supervised by the resident they are with. We love what we do, and it Jumping/diving into the pools and running is not allowed and we shows. ask that the therapy pool be reserved for adults only. Excellence 3. Golf course/golfcart paths: The golf course and cart paths are for active golfers only. No walking or bicycling is allowed on the We raise the bar. course or paths at any time. This is to prevent injury and to protect the course and the paths. Passion I thank you all for cooperation and for all that you add to our community. We make every moment count. See you in the neighborhood, Trustworthiness

We consistently do the right thing. Chris Stewardship

We value the world and care for it.

Kindness We follow the golden rule.

Marion County Charity’s that will pick up donated furniture and items:

1. Habitat For Humanity Restore 352-401-0075 Schedule for appointment – pick up day is Thursday.

2. Salvation Army Thrift Store 352-732-7058 Schedule for appointment

3. Wings of Faith Thrift Store 352-694-1158 Schedule for appointment

4. Hospice of Marion County 352-512-8585 Schedule for appointment

5. Pay It Forward Outreach Corp. 352-620-8545 Schedule for appointment Some restrictions on

items

Event Photos – May’s Resident Social

Event Photos – May’s Wine-Down Wednesday

From the Managers

Event Photos – Memorial Day

Event Photos – Memorial Day BBQ Lunch

Event Photos – Hospice Fashion Show

Event Photos – Golf & Aquatics

Event Photos – Hospice Fashion Show

Event Photos – June’s Wine-Down Wednesday

Event Photos – June’s Fun Friday