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Official Publication of the Lakes Community Association • Volume 49, Number 1 • January 2021 • www.TheLakesOfTempe.com
2020 BOAT PARADE
This year's winning entries
Lakes Log • January 2021 • Page 2
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Meet The Candidates
Meet the Candidates will be held on Monday, January 11 at 7 PM via Zoom. If you wish to learn about the candidates and ask questions,
email Community Manager Christine Baldanza at christineb@thelakesoftempe.com for a Zoom invitation and passcode.
Ballots will be reaching your mailbox the week of January 11. Please vote.
Ben Kaufman Scott Leffler Nicole Slaten
My name is Ben Kaufman and I am seeking Originally from Cleveland, OH, I moved Eleven years ago I moved to The Lakes to
election to the LCA Board of Directors. to Arizona in 2013 and have now lived in The join my husband, Brian, who has lived in The
I have lived in the Lakes neighborhood with Lakes since early 2016 with my wife, Brenda. Lakes since high school. 17 years ago I relocated
my wife Ann and our beautiful daughter Ellie for to Arizona and now can't imagine living in
5 years. We quickly fell in love with the neighborhood any community outside of The Lakes. We
and have made so many great friends within have two daughters, 16 year old Kayla, and 9
this community. You will often see us at one of year old Emily who keep us on our toes. Kayla
I am running for the Board because I want to the many Lakes events, walking our two dogs attends Marcos de Niza while Emily is at Rover
serve the community and ensure our residents Clementine and Lily, or running by your house, Elementary.
continue to enjoy an excellent quality of life. and we always appreciate every smile, wave, or I earned my undergrad from ASU and a
hello from our neighbors. Masters in Higher Education
My professional experience Now more than ever we Leadership from Northcentral
includes project management, need to rely on each other and University. Professionally,
strategic planning, risk continue to be a strong, close I hold the title Director of
management, and contract community and I would be Student Affairs and support
negotiations. honored to represent us all as a several different Universities
member of The Lakes Board. through an online management
For the past 8 years, I company.
I graduated with a BS My top priorities include
have been managing global
from Purdue University in building policies and
partnerships for a Fortune 100 company. Biochemistry, obtained my MD from Wright procedures while seeking win-win scenarios for
State University, and then completed my both the individual student and the University.
The key to my success is forging productive residency in anesthesiology at University I hope to apply these same skills in service of
relationships that are built on trust. I believe Hospitals Case Medical Center. My final year I The Lakes homeowners while representing them
this background and experience will provide was selected as Chief Resident where I oversaw through a position on the Board.
a positive contribution to the board and our the daily operations of 48 co-residents. My experience helps me ensure I listen
community. to the concerns of each individual while also
I then moved to Arizona and worked at maintaining the funding balances necessary
My family and I are planning to live in Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center while to maintain our beautiful common areas and
the Lakes for many years to come, and I will also serving as the anesthesia section chief at ensuring the overall communities' best interest.
be focused on the long-term success of our Banner Ironwood Medical Center. In 2017, I left The Lakes is more than land for our house,
those positions, founded Four Peaks Anesthesia it represents our home, a community where we
neighborhood.
Consultants, and now provide anesthesia built a family and made life-long friendships
services to two major orthopedic centers. that we plan to continue nurturing in the
If elected, my goal will be to strengthen the future. I love that my daughters can safely walk
positive sense of community that makes the I feel prepared to represent you on The to visit their Grandparents, to and from their
Lakes a great place to live. Lakes Board as I have always enjoyed being in schools, or enjoy the community clubhouse (pre-
a leadership role. This past year I served on the quarantine).
As a board member, I will work in Budget and Finance Committee and learned a My service on the Board will be focused on
partnership with the Community Management lot. ensuring the family neighborhood we have
team to support the initiatives that resonate grown to love so much continues to thrive and
with our community members. I feel I can bring new innovative ideas to the improve. To protect our property investments
board while continuing to address old existing for future generations. I want to contribute my
I will work hard to listen and make informed issues all while being conscious of the budget to the community we all call home. Thank you
and member dues. I would very much appreciate for the opportunity to serve you, my neighbors
decisions that maintain the character and
your support as I will work hard to represent us and friends, by representing you in a position on
inclusivity of the Lakes neighborhood. all. the Board of Directors.
Lakes Log • January 2021 • Page 4
LAKES LOG
Lakes Log is produced by Newslink LLC using
Lakes Sub-Association
articles and photos provided by the Lakes Contacts and
Community Association, 5501 S. Lakeshore Drive,
Tempe, AZ 85283. All articles appearing in this
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MEETING SCHEDULE 480-759-4945 Village Landing: Lakes
Homeowners Board
January 27
Sub-Association
services by Newslink LLC or Lakes Community Assn. meetings third Tuesday Ogden Red Mountain
of each month, at 7 p.m.
480-396-4567
Association Office (480) 838-1023
(Hours: 9-5 M-F, except Holidays)
via Zoom Harbour Village Meeting Dates:
JANUARY 14, FEBRUARY 11
Jeff Rauser, Property Manager
Beach & Tennis Club (480) 838-3274 ANNUAL MEETING ONLY, MARCH 10, 2020 Meeting Dates
Lakes Log Advertising (480) 966-0837 APRIL 14, MAY 12, JUNE 9, AUGUST 11, SEPTEMBER 8,
• Christine Baldanza - Community Manager
OCT. 13, NOVEMBER 10 January 20, 2021, 6 p.m.
christineb@thelakesoftempe.com Debbie Tribioli, February 20, 2021, at 9 a.m. (Annual HOA Meeting)
LCA Board of Directors Community Manager, Kinney Mgt. April 21, 2021, 6 p.m.
•Craig Whatcott - Clubhouse Manager 480-820-3451 x 201
480-820-7441 fax July 21, 2021, 6 p.m.
Leslie Policar President
craig@thelakesoftempe.com Making your community the best it can be! October 13, 2021, 6 p.m.
Dan Rossi Vice President
Sue Wong Treasurer • LCA Website
Sandcastle: c/o Cornerstone, Inc.
Leslie House Secretary www.thelakesoflempe.com (602) 433-0331, Michelle Smith.
Becky Miller Director Homeowners Board meetings fourth
• Lakes Log e-mail Tuesday of each month, 6:30 p.m.
Amir Lahooti Director
lakeslog@thelakesoftempe.com Sandcastle Complex Clubhouse.
Jay Nelson Director
Jay Williams Director Runaway Point: Heywood Realty &
Bob Wilkinson Director Investment, Inc., Steve Cheff, Manager.
(480) 820-1519
2020 Meeting Dates
LCA Committees Jan 7, Feb 12, March 11, Apr 8, May 13,
Lakes Community Assn. & Chairpersons June 10, Sept. 9, Oct. 19
Annual Meeting
6:30 PM, Nov. 11
• Activity—Meets 1st
Balance Sheet Wednesday, 6:30 p.m.
as of August 31, 2020 • Architectural—Meets 1st
Tuesday, 7 p.m.
Total Current Assets • Architectural Nominating
Committee—Bob Wilkinson
$755,754
Total Reserve Assets
• Budget & Finance—Meets 9
The 2021 meeting The first annual meeting of the
days before BoD meeting
members was held on Feb 8, 1972 and
$1,971,253 at 7 p.m. dates are as follows: has been held on the second Tuesday
Net Fixed Assets • Fishing & Boating—
January 27 in February at 8:00 p.m. ever since.
Lee Dettling
$283,110 February 24 An agenda is posted on the
Meets 1st Monday, 6 p.m.
Total Assets March 24 clubhouse bulletin board five days
• Lakes Log—Gloria
April 28l prior to the monthly Board meeting.
$3,029,435 Hollingsworth
• Lakes Women’s Club— Jane May 26 Members who desire to discuss a
Total Liabilities problem with the Board and seek a
Morrisey, 1st Thursday, 6:30 June 23
$243,199 p.m. resolution are requested to provide
July No Meeting
Total Fund Balances .• Personnel & August 25 the Association office with a short
$2,786,236 Compensation—Leslie Policar, September 22 description of the problem and any
Dan Rossi,
October 27 proposed solution at least seven days
Total Liabilities and Capital
Leslie House
November 17 prior to the meeting.
$3,029,435 • Swim Team The information will be included in
December No Meeting
Committee— the Board’s meeting package.
Liaison: Jay Nelson
Lakes Log • January 2021 • Page 5
Moving on to a new adventure
Neighbors bid a sad—but excited—farewell to Lakes original Don Dotts
“
It’s been great seeing you, Don!” Although and Sparky. It certainly was a treat to have the busiest person on our street, we will miss seeing
he will be missed, we’re excited to wish band come marching down the block playing his car drive past our house multiple times a
original Lakes Resident and ‘Patriarch of Christmas songs! day. We’ll miss his standard response to “It’s
Harbor View,’ Don Dotts, best of luck on his While Don may bleed maroon and gold, the good to see you, Don” with “It’s good to be
new adventure as he moves to the new Mirabella true love of his life was his beautiful wife, Annis. seen!”. Those who live adjacent to Don will miss
development near the ASU Campus. She was diagnosed the impromptu socializing over the backyard
Don and Annis and their children were with Parkinson’s in the fences. For those newer residents, Don made a
among the original Lakes residents, building late 1990s, and as the point to come to our houses to welcome us – We
their house at 1203 E. Harbor View Dr. in 1974. disease progressed, Don have never taken those moments for granted.
A few years later, they decided to live on the retired from ASU to Many of us even purchased items from his
lake, moving directly across the street - where provide care for her. He recent estate sale to have in our homes – a
he has lived until his move in Dec 2020. made changes to their friendly reminder of the man who has lived in
Only a residence closer to ASU could provide house, making it easier this neighborhood since its inception.
enough incentive for Don to leave the Lakes. for her to move around. Harbor View Drive residents all care about
He’s been part of the Arizona State family since Even when Annis each other and will all truly miss having Don in
a student in the 1950s. struggled to move, Don our lives each day. He has set the bar high for
He began working as a graduate student, kept her active. His energy and devotion to her how one should live. Fortunately, he won’t be
then became the Executive Director of the was inspiring. too far away and can still join us for our block
Alumni Association for 26 years. He finished Since Annis was a music teacher and music parties once it’s safe again to gather as a group.
his 42-year career at ASU helping with fund brought her so much joy, Don joined the We will all miss him terribly – Even just his
raising in the Development Office. Don was Tremble Clefts, a music therapy group for those calm, quiet presence. We’re grateful that Don’s
involved changing the name of Arizona State with Parkinson’s. Even after Annis passed only moving 5 miles away from his Lakes family
College to Arizona State University in 1958 away in 2010, Don remained involved with the – We will always have a chair for him for any of
and helped bring the ASU license plate into organization. our festivities.
existence. He truly bleeds maroon and gold. Don has always been highly involved Don is a very special man and we are all
Don provides a sense of stability and comfort and generous with his neighbors – quickly fortunate to know him - we wish him good luck
on the block for those living on Harbor View. welcoming new residents, purchasing Christmas on his new and exciting adventure!
He and Annis hosted many ASU Alumni events gifts for some of the children throughout the
at their home, using his beautiful patio over the years, lending a helping hand and ever present This article was composed by the following
lake to entertain guests. These events often had to socialize with all of us. Lakes neighbors: The Basses, The Shields, The
special appearances by the ASU Marching Band We’ll miss the simple things. Arguably the New/Lefflers, The Walkers and The Rossis.
Lakes Log • January 2021 • Page 6
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Lakes Log • January 2021 • Page 7
Schools report a hopeful return to ‘bells and whistles’ of pre-pandemic days
Dear Lakes Community, is a great time to get cleared by our District to be able to by and check it out. The garden is meant to be shared by
start. The process to become a volunteer is free, but takes all.
W
e hope that as you read this students have 4-6 weeks. Fees sports will be starting up shortly, so you may see
returned to school and you can hear the school Please call either school office for more information. more activity in the evenings as these events occur. At this
bells and whistles, and children laughing and Normally in November, we would be having our fall time, only parents of students who are on sports teams will
shouting. We also hope that the traffic has subsided and carnivals and trunk or treat activities. For the time being be allowed to attend (no other students, siblings, friends,
we are now in our routine. we are not holding any social events on our campuses; etc.).
If there are ongoing issues please reach out to us so we however, they will continue to remain open to the We continue to be grateful for the continued support
can address them with our parents and staff. community, before and after school and on the weekends. from the Lakes Community. If there is anything we can do
We are busy teaching routines and procedures to our At Rover we would like to welcome a new crossing to strengthen it, please let us know.
students and getting in the instructional swing of things. guard at the Lakeshore and Watson intersections. His All the best,
We hope to be able to have volunteers come back on to name is Richard. Please be sure to wave as you pass go by
campus soon. and see him. Jessica Larsen, Principal, Fees College Preparatory
If you would like to volunteer at some point, right now The Rover Vine is active with new plants. In October Middle School; Edward Goldstein, Principal, Rover
we planted 3 pollinator beds for butterflies. Please come Elementary School.
More from Rover and Fees: Thank you, LWC
Dear Lakes Community, turn have supported them and you may not always know Finally, we want to thank all of you who are helping
what an impact you have. families with children at home whether directly or
We want to wish you all a happy New Year and we This is also the season of tax credit requests, and while indirectly. These have been unprecedented times for all
look forward to a healthier and happier year. As you may we hope you will consider Rover or Fees College Prep for of us, but from an educational perspective they have been
already know, the schools in Tempe Elementary School your tax credit donation, we really just hope you are able to unprecedented and traumatic.
District Elementary School District will continue 100% help any public school with a donation. It has truly taken incredible sacrifice and support to
online learning until January 25. Our school grounds will Thank you to those families who have already donated help our students continue to be as successful as possible
continue to be open to the community for you to enjoy and to our schools. These tax credits support our ability to during this time. We cannot wait for them to all return
use. provide field trips, after school clubs, tutoring and more and be on campus, but until then we are eternally grateful
We also want to thank you all for your continued to all of our students. We also use a Site Council to help to all of you who are helping and supporting and caring for
generosity. Combined, Rover and Fees College Prep were oversee the use of the funds. If you are interested in being the kids.
able to support more than 50 families this holiday season. on either of our Site Councils please contact the school
The Lakes Women’s Club was instrumental in helping both and we can help. We are always looking for community With Deep Gratitude, Jessica Larsen and Edward
of our communities. Thank you! We know that all of you in members to join. Goldstein
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Lakes Log • January 2021 • Page 8
Light The Lakes Winners!
T
hanks to all of The Lakes residents that
participated in “Light the Lakes” 2020!
We had over 50% participation this year so we have
added winners and doubled some prizes!
This year the street side was very hard to judge so we
are giving multiple 1st prizes this year.
Our judges were asked to consider: Number of lights
per area, originality, and over all appeal. Now for the
big reveal and bragging rights for 2021!!!
Street side winners:
1st places Street side in this order: The Parkinson
family on Leeward Lane. We love the effort put in on
this house every year and there is even a new train
village this year. Our next 1st place is the Schmid family
on Northshore Drive, what an amazing roof display! Mr.
Schmid can also be credited with the clubhouse Happy
Holidays lights display.
Next 1st place we have the Margraf family on
Leeward Lane. What a beautiful display we know this
takes effort!
2nd Place: The Rossi family on Harbor View Drive
was so pretty this year and we love the hedgehogs!
3rd Place: The Nelson family on Captain Kidd Court
(corner of Driftwood/Compass) The vintage Santa and
reindeer reminded us of Christmas past.
Lakeside winners:
1st places Lake side in this order: The Puckett
family on Bayview Drive. This house was so classy and
beautiful. Next 1st place and 7th year in a row winner
we have the McCurdy family on E. Whalers Way.
Beautifully decorated again this year, we love this light
display every year!
2nd place: The Smith family on Sandpiper Drive.
The blue waterfall into the lake was beautiful!
3rd place: The Lyson family this house doesn’t
have a lot of room, but it made us smile and was very
beautifully lit.
All our winners please come to the Clubhouse to
collect your prizes!
Our new category we added for 2020 was an entire
street recognition. Although this prize is only bragging
rights we hope it motivates us all for 2021 to light every
house. CONGRATULATIONS LEEWARD LANE our
2020 street winner!!
2020 has been a tough year for all of us THANK
YOU ALL for not only making our community so
beautiful at the holidays, but for watching out for each
other and taking care of each other. The Lakes truly
embodies the word community.
-The Activity Committee
Lakes Log • January 2021 • Page 9
Holiday Magic Boat Parade!
What a wonderful evening the residents of The Lakes experienced with
the 2020 Lighted Boat Parade! Everyone’s a winner!
On Saturday evening, December 19, twenty-four decorated and lighted
boats provided those in parks and homes with a wonderful experience.
The 2020 lighted boats were the best ever. This is just what we needed
to bring on the Lakes holiday spirit.
Boats were both entertaining and creative. Thank you to all
the boat owners who provided such exciting and quality boats.
2020 Lighted Boat Parade winners are:
1st Place - "A Pirates Christmas" Colleen Concannon
2nd Place - "Rudolph, Red-Nosed Reindeer" Gary and Colleen Dehler
3rd Place - "Sea Dragon" Kerry and Jennifer Gulseth
4th Place - "Santa's Sleigh" Diane Harrison
5th Place - "The Candy Kanes" John and Pam Kane
Thank you to Activity Committee volunteers Maureen Harrison
and Alecia Kindgren for organizing this great event.
Submitted by the Lakes Activity Committee
Lakes Luminarias success story...again
The Lakes Women’s Club luminarias project with local Boy Scout Troop 378 was another big success this year and
the Scouts sold more luminarias than ever before. Thank you to all the Lakes residents who ordered luminarias and set
them out on during the Christmas weekend. Our neighborhood looked great!
This project was a win-win for our community and our neighborhood Scouting program. We were able to have
luminarias delivered to our homes and the Scouts earned money for those in need.
And a special thank you to those neighbors who placed and lit the luminarias at our bigger parks on Christmas Eve: Rick Andrews and
family at Marine Park; Gary and Colleen Dehler and family at Compass Park; and Christine Baldanza and family at Northshore Park.
Lakes Log • January 2021 • Page 10
Struggling Here Are
To Get Some Tips
Through
a Book?
B
ook Clubs are created for fun, edification, that you wouldn’t have otherwise had. Or grab your
social interactions, and a host of other benefits 3. Practice annotating. Many people highlight airpods and go for a walk every day listening to the
to members. But what if you are having a passages and put comments into their Kindles or same book. Stop and talk with your reading partner
problem simply getting through a complex book? other Ebooks. For paper versions, use bookmarks, if you think you’ve missed a critical part. Sharing
Ann Bogel, who blogs as the Modern Mrs. Darcy, sticky notes, or simply write in the margins if you books is a wonderful experience.
has some suggestions. She mentions six different own the book and plan to keep it.
techniques that can help, particularly with long, Join the Lakes Book Club where you don’t even
classical novels. 4. Absorb the audiobook. For particularly long have to have read the book to participate—although
books, often the audio version is easiest. Skillful we hope you try most times. We recognize that lives
1. Immerse yourself in the context. Familiarity narrators can enhance the experience bringing can become too busy, so come join in for some stress-
with the customs, historical events, and social the characters to life. You may already have your free fun. We will be meeting by Zoom on Thursday,
struggles can connect you to the story, particularly favorite narrators. So go ahead and enjoy the audio January 21 to discuss SAIL AWAY by Celia Imrie. At
if it’s a historical novel in a period with which you’re version. 7:00 pm we will have introductions and socializing
unfamiliar. and at 7:30 we will discuss the book. April Sapinski
5. Watch the movie. Yes, this isn’t cheating; will be leading the discussion. Everyone is welcome.
2. Go ahead, use Sparknotes/Cliff Notes. it’s simply helping you enhance the experience. It
This isn’t high school. There are no prohibitions. also is a creative way to think about the story. After To receive the Zoom link for January 21, please
Sometimes having the character list or the plot reading the book, how would you have filmed your contact: April Sapinski at lrkinc@aol.com
summary right in front of you can be a guide through own version?
particularly difficult classics. Use the analysis section Book Club Coordinators: April Sapinski lrlinc@
to see what you may have missed or to help give 6. Read with a friend. If you’re on the road, aol.com; Charlotte Whitney cwhitney@umich.edu;
insight into the author’s objectives. listening to a good book can stimulate conversation Patsy Policar; perkypatsy@cox.net.
Upcoming Jan. 21 — Sail Away by Celia Imrie
Feb 18 — The Girl With Seven Names
Book Club by Hyeonseo Lee
March 18 — A Woman In Berlin by Anonymous
Selections April 15 — The Dutch House by Ann Patchett
May 20 — American Dirt by Jeanine CumminsLakes Log • January 2021 • Page 11
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4/2 sf Upgrades. $42k
4BDR/3Baths
$150k Upgrades. $42k Master+
Master+ Bath
Bath $285,000 1454 sf 3BDR/2Baths
$285,000 1454 sf 3BDR/2Baths
Ralph &
Ralph & Ann
Ann Heins | Owners/Brokers
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Heins Realty
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5547 Marine, The Lakes
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$429,900
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2278 sf 4BDR/3Baths
4BDR/3Baths Condo
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Condo $325,000
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