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| May 2021 Celebrate Mother’s Day at the Club
at the Spa
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| PRESIDENT’S LETTER
Dear Member,
E MADE IT THROUGH ANOTHER SEASON! Thank you for trusting us during all of the
twists and turns of this past year. It has been an incredible season thanks to each and every
one of you. Now, Summer is here and your staff has been working hard to ensure that this
summer is an enjoyable one. From creative Restaurant Pop-Ups to our popular virtual events, we are
confident that you will not be disappointed. Details regarding our holiday tournaments are located
in the golf and tennis sections of this issue.
For those traveling for the summer, we want you to stay connected with your Boca West family.
Although you are traveling, you do not have to “leave” us! You can still participate in Zoom activities
or take a personal training session with your favorite Boca West trainer from wherever in the world
you may be! Safe Travels, and we cannot wait to have you back with us soon!
As promised all the Tennis & Pickleball Club Champions are listed on pages 8-10. Congratulations to
all of our winners. We are so proud of you! Just like our golf champions, be sure to say congratulations
when you see them around the Club.
Our Mother’s Day Champagne Brunch will take place on Sunday, May 9 in Tavern on the Court. I am so excited to see
all of you there with your loved ones as we celebrate all of our treasured Moms. Reservations are available by calling Dining
Reservations. Please note that we may be forced to move the Mother’s Day Champagne Brunch to Panache pending the weather.
After last year’s success, we are bringing back the Cinco de Mayo and Memorial Day Pop-Ups as well as everyone’s
favorite the Lobsta Pop-Up! Please look out for emails from Communications with information and menus for these Pop-ups.
It has been so great to see many of you enjoying the Club with your families again. I have missed the “hustle and bustle” of how
things used to be, and it is heart-warming to see how much you all have clearly missed it as well. Thank you for being so diligent
in following all of the protocols in place so we can begin to safely enjoy the Club again.
With the closure of Mr. D’s, Roger’s Roadhouse Street Cart will continue lunch service at the Garden Terrace and Lawn on
Thursdays through Mondays with an enhanced menu on Sundays and the food trailer, Roadside Cravings is serving lunch
Tuesday through Saturday in its new location, the parking lot of the Country Club by Tavern on the Court. If you haven’t made it to
Onyx Lounge lately, head over to enjoy live music from 5:30-9:30pm Tuesday through Saturday evenings. Members dining with
us may enjoy live music and libations before and after dinner. If you are not dining with us, you’re still welcome to enjoy live music
and beverages after 7:30pm.
It’s full steam ahead with the renovations at Mr. D’s and in the Country Club. The all new Mr. D’s 19th Hole & Drive Suites
will be a “Top Golf” like experience that includes indoor and outdoor dining. We are all about what’s next which means we are
constantly evolving to bring you the best of the best and raising the bar to do things nobody else has done. Boca West is truly
going to be the most exclusive location for dining and entertainment.
Always remember, I welcome and encourage any thoughts, comments, or suggestions you may have regarding your Club.
I can’t wait to see you around!
Sincerely,
Matthew Linderman, CCM
President, COO & General Manager
B O C A W E S T 3
MEET YOUR NEW NEIGHBORS
Can you imagine Boca West Country Club being more special than it already is? What if more of your
friends and family were here living the good life alongside of you? Now that’s special! Tempt your friends
May 2021 and family by sharing the Club’s brochure, many of whom may not be familiar with Boca Raton’s oasis,
Boca West Country Club. You could always use it as a brag book!
| INSIDE THIS ISSUE Brochures are available in the Club Services office or call 488-6934 and one will be mailed. Paradise can
only get better surrounded by more of the people you love. They have to see it to believe it!
MARCH, 2021
NEW MEMBERS
Village Member Name Hometown
Akoya Martin Gutter & Joan Baras Boca Raton, FL
7
Dr. Suzanne Rivkin Orchard Lake, MI
David & Marilyn Gotterer Delray Beach, FL
Bridgewood MR I Dorene Beller & Laurence Roth Great Barrington, MA
A Season to Remember Bridgewood MR II Stefanie Pashman Englewood, NJ
Announcing the Tennis & Pickleball Cedar Glen Ira & Cheri Lieberman Englewood, NJ
Club Championships Winners Cypress Walk Dr. Jeffrey & Jan Scherr Manhasset, NY
Fairway Point Lynn Silverberg Long Beach, NY
Lakewood Gardens II Bradley & Mandy Rappoport Dunwoody, Ga
Lakewood Gardens III Shirley Harnick New York, NY
Lakewood MR I Marvin & Joanne Sternlicht Lake Worth, FL
Suzanne Freeman & Dr. Harvey Levin Cherry Hill, NJ
Laurel Oaks Patricia Fishbach Stanford, CT
Steven & Gwen Rosenzweig New City, NY
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Peppertree I David & Nancy Finkelstein Upper Saddle, NJ
Plantation Colony Sandra Goldberg New York, NY
Sabal Lake Dr. Bernard & Eileen Staller Bayside, WI
Show Mom the Love Sabal Lake of BW Stephen & Deborah Loewenberg Boca Raton, FL
Brighten up her day with gifts that show The Island Scott & Bonnie Boilen Chappaqua, NY
how much you care Waters Edge Susan Pachter & David Aronson Delray Beach, FL
Willow Wood Gardens Frederick Feinblum Boynton Beach, FL
Willow Wood MR II Steven & Marsha Becker Ventor City, NJ
16 NEW HOMES
Village Member Name
Akoya Marc Blitstein & Sandi Mizzi
Bridgewood MR II Marvin & Joan Schiff
Charter Cay Richard Chandler & Ingrid Marino
Clubside Elliot & Alice Klugman
Save the Dates Lakewood MR III Burton & Barbara Eisenbud
Broadway is coming back Planters Point Dr. Harris & Barbara Herman
to the Broward Center
Willow Wood MR I Judy Gordon
President’s Letter 3 Wind Key
Marvin & Barbara Mitzner
Debra Greenblatt & Susan Seidenberg
New Members/New Homes 4
Dining 5
Calendar 6 If you have a question or concern, email us at communications@bocawestcc.org
Tennis 7 BocaWest is published for its members by Boca West Country Club, Inc.
Send correspondence to: Kathy E. Kohlhepp, Editor
Fitness, Aquatics & Spa 11 Boca West Country Club, P.O. Box 3070, Boca Raton, FL 33431-0970 • 488-6975
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The Shoppes 14
Cultural Arts & Activities 16
Chairman’s Letter 29 Visit us on the Web
www.bocawestcc.org FIND US ON
and check out all the great features!
4 | M AY 2 0 21
| DINING
CINCO DE MAYO
POP-UP TO-GO
WEDNESDAY, MAY 5
Price based on selection
Pick-up 4-7pm, Country Club Valet
Call Catering, 488-6994, for availability
MOTHER’S DAY
CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH
SUNDAY, MAY 9
$32.95++ per person
Call Dining Reservations, 483-6300,
for availability
LOBSTA POP-UP TO-GO
TUESDAY, MAY 18
$29.95++ per person
Pick-up 4-7pm, Country Club Valet
Call Catering at 488-6994,
Monday-Friday, 10am- 4pm
Pre-Order by Thursday, May 13
MEMORIAL DAY
POP-UP TO-GO
MONDAY, MAY 31
1-4pm, Country Club Valet
$18.95 for two people
Call Catering at 488-6994,
Monday-Friday, 10am-4pm
Pre-Order by Wednesday, May 26
MEMORIAL DAY
DINE-IN SPECIAL
11am-3pm, Grand Central
MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL
AT SPLASH
Live Entertainment, 12-3pm
ALL DINING EVENTS Requests accepted online 14 days or more in advance, 13 days and closer by phone (483-6300).
FOOD & BEVERAGE RESERVATION HOURS The reservations department is available Monday-Sunday from 9am-4pm by calling 483-6300 or email anytime to
diningresv@bocawestcc.org. Reservation requests must be submitted by 1pm two weeks in advance (unless otherwise noted) to be included in the assignment.
B O C A W E S T 5
| CALENDAR
May 2021
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1
2 3 4 5
FAU Research
6
Mother’s Day
7
Mother’s Day
8
Mother’s Day
Zoom Weekend Sale Weekend Sale Weekend Sale
Cinco de Mayo
Pop-Up To-Go
9
Mother’s Day
10 11
MacDonald
12
FAU Research
13 14 15
Mother’s Day Zoom Zoom
Champagne
Brunch
16 17 18
Lobsta Pop-Up
19
FAU Research
20
Zoom Book
21 22
Memorial Day
To-Go Zoom Review Tennis
Tournament
23 24 25 26
Isaacs Zoom
27 28 29
Memorial Day
Weekend Spin
the Wheel Sale
30
Memorial Day
31
Memorial Day
Golf Tournament Memorial Day
Memorial Day Pop-Up To-Go
Weekend Spin
the Wheel Sale
6 | M AY 2 0 21
| TENNIS
AT THE NET
A Season
to Forget _
A Season to
By Dr. David
REMEMBER
Well, who would have thought our 2020-21 replaced all our canopies, added new courtside
Shifrin, Tennis
& Pickleball
season would have turned out to be so furniture, reconstructed the second group of
Committee Chair terrific? Talk about resilience! Faced with a pickleball courts, and are looking to expand our
pandemic that looked like it would completely pickleball capacity even further in order to meet
shut us down, our management team came up the demands of the country’s most rapidly
with creative ways to allow us to enjoy both growing sport.
tennis and pickleball, and did so while keeping
us safe from the virus. Meanwhile, if you want a glimpse of our Club’s
future, just look at the number of younger
Thanks to our professionals - John Joyce, Matt participants in both of our racquet sports. And I
McInerney and Rob Norton - we also managed can truly say that I’ve never seen such a high
to put on several successful events this year, level of camaraderie and morale as we have had
including the season opener, men’s and women’s this year.
member member tournaments, a well-attended
color war, four world class tennis exhibitions, So kudos to all of us, both management and
POP (Pickleball Organized Play) sessions that membership, for responding to this year’s
were held twice weekly, high level competitive challenges with a spirit of resolve and cooperation.
championship play in both tennis and pickleball, Hopefully the virus will be behind us before long,
and a delightful end-of-season awards dinner in and we can look forward to an even brighter future
the fabulous Tavern on the Court. Plus, we have at the paradise that is Boca West.
B O C A W E S T 7
C ongratulations
!Tenn
Pick
Club Ch
Geoffrey Sitomer & Martin Yaged Joseph Maguire & Joel Lauterstein
Alan Goldblatt Barry Kantrowitz
Glen Friedman Robert Schwartz
Kenneth Schwebel & Glen Stern Steven Rosenberg & Jerome Krasin
• • •
2021 C LU B C H A M PI O N SH I P S W IN N E RS
TENNIS
DIVISION CHAMPION(S) FINALIST(S)
Men’s Doubles Martin Yaged Joel Lauterstein
Super Championship & Geoffrey Sitomer & Joseph Maguire
Level
Men’s Doubles Glen Friedman & Robert Alan Goldblatt & Barry
Championship Level Schwartz Kantrowitz
Men’s Doubles Level 1 Kenneth Schwebel & Glen Stern Jerome Krasin & Steven
Rosenberg Lisa Hoffstein & Karen Sussman Deborah Hunter & Jane Zenker
Women’s Doubles Lisa Hoffstein Jane Zenker
Championship Level & Karen Sussman & Deborah Hunter
Women’s Doubles Level 1 Catherine Holland Sandra Boilen & Susan Kaplan
& Estelle Solomon Stacey Rudin & Janet Gelman
Mixed Doubles Joel Lauterstein & Jane Zenker Lisa Hoffstein
Super Championship & Robert Nystrom
Mixed Doubles David Sloan & Connie Yang Alan Goldblatt
Championship Level & Arlene Brenner
Mixed Doubles Level 1 Marc Finkelstein Gerald Lesnik
& Barbara Sklar & Ruth Weinberger Catherine Holland & Estelle Solomon
Men’s Singles Martin Yaged Matthew Kauget
Championship Level
Men’s Singles Level I Jack Erlichman Joseph Napoli
160+ Doubles Norman Grossman Geoffrey Sitomer Sandra Boilen & Susan Kaplan
Championship Level & Norman Fastenberg & Joel Lauterstein
160+ Doubles Level 1 Carl Childs & George Krebs Bernard Cohen & Jerome Gold
8 | M AY 2 0 21
Stacey Rudin & Janet Gelman
nnis & | TENNIS
kleball
Championships
Martin Yaged Matthew Kauget
Joel Lauterstein & Jane Zenker Lisa Hoffstein & Robert Nystrom
Jack Erlichman Joe Napoli
Connie Yang & David Sloan Alan Goldblatt & Arlene Brenner
Norman Fastenberg & Norman Grossman Geoffrey Sitomer & Joel Lauterstein
Barbara Sklar & Marc Finkelstein Ruth Weinberger & Gerald Lesnik
>>>
Carl Childs & George Krebs Bernard Cohen & Jerome Gold
(Continued on page 12)
B O C A W E S T 9
| TENNIS
(Continued from page 13)
Tennis &
Pickleball
Club Championships
Rob Zenn Jim Hunter
SUMMER HOLIDAY TOURNAMENTS
Memorial Day Tennis Tournament
Saturday, May 22
Format: Changing Partners, Mixed-Up
Doubles
Continental Breakfast at 8am for
participating players
Check-In: 8:30am / Play Begins: 9am
Gift certificates awarded to winners and
finalists in each flight.
Jill Mehrberg Ed Moskowitz Dale Elgort
Request by: 1pm on Saturday, May 15
Independence Day Tennis Tournament
Saturday, June 26
Format: Changing Partners
Continental Breakfast at 8am for
participating players
Check-In: 8:30am / Play Begins: 9am
Gift certificates awarded to winners and
finalists in each flight.
Request by: 1pm on Saturday, June 19
Kamil Samra Lauren Goldberg Michael Budd
Labor Day Tennis Tournament
• • • Saturday, August 28
2021 C LU B C H A M PI O N SH I P S W IN N E RS Format: Changing Partners
PICKLEBALL Continental Breakfast at 8am for
DIVISION CHAMPION(S) FINALIST(S) participating players
Pickleball Championship Rob Zenn Jim Hunter Check-In: 8:30am / Play Begins: 9am
Level
Gift certificates awarded to winners and
Pickleball Level 1 Jill Mehrberg Ed Moskowitz, Dale Elgort (tie) finalists in each flight.
Pickleball Level 2 Kamil Samra Lauren Goldberg, Request by: 1pm on Saturday, August 21
Michael Budd (tie)
All necessary adjustments will be made in accordance with Covid-19 guidelines. Reservations required
10 | M AY 2 0 21
for all events and activities. Walk-ins are not permitted.| FITNESS, AQUATICS & SPA
Keeping Healthy
at the Club
STANDING APPOINTMENTS
Standing Appointments ended on April 30.
Any appointment booked May 1 and beyond
may be booked two months in advance. For
example an appointment for June 1 could have
been booked no sooner than April 1. The two
month policy is always in place until Standing
Appointments begin again on November 1.
A current Health History must be on file
to book Private Services.
A Health History form is available on the Club’s
website and at the Fitness Center front desk.
B O C A W E S T 11A Season
to Plan
and Play
By Chuck Rosenblatt, Golf Committee Chair
W H AT A N HONOR
IT IS TO H AV E
BEEN SELEC TED
as the Golf Committee
Chair. I’ve served on the
ON THE COURSES committee the past four
years and have learned so much about our
golf community. I am excited to welcome
Bill Berkowitz to the committee as my Vice
Chair. It is hoped our new committee will
be able to accomplish as many
improvements as the committee did under
our past chair Steve Foreman. Of course it
goes without saying that our professional
golf staff is under the outstanding
leadership of Brad “JR” Friend as the
Director of Golf Operations and Wes
Dinsmoor as Director of Golf Course
Maintenance and Landscaping.
12 | M AY 2 0 21| GOLF
In the coming months I hope to present the various initiatives the Golf Committee is taking. Many of
the initiatives will be a continuation of previous Golf Committees as well as new ones. To name a few:
• Course Care — Of course this has to be the NUMBER ONE priority of the Golf Committee. Our
membership has shown the willingness to buy into Course Care when we requested all golf carts
obey the 90 degree rule. Not ALL but the majority of our membership followed this. You can
already see the difference this makes. Now we need our member to continue course care by filling
divots with sand, raking traps, and repair pitch marks on the greens.
• Tournaments — This past season the Golf Committee introduced the concept of a Championship
week. It was very successful with over 100 members taking part, more than we have experienced TOURNAMENTS & EVENTS
for many years. We intend to grow this in the years to come. All social events are open to all equity
• Driving Range — With the renovation of Mr. D’s this summer and the addition of a few hitting members. Equity golf members have
bays at Mr. D’s we will be introducing some “Top Golf” type of technology and lighting to part of top priority.
the range. We will also be introducing new Radar Technology on the South Side of the Range. All competitive events are open to equity
Look for new and innovative games and activities on the Driving range in the new season. golf members only. Certain events are
• Play for Pink — As most of you know by now we had a very successful week of raising $75,000. It limited to a maximum number of
is our plan to build on this success next season. participants. When oversubscribed a
• Social Tournaments — This past year we had social tournaments just about every other week in blind draw will be used to select entries.
the summer. Some of those tournaments proved to be really fun and we will be introducing them All requests must be submitted via the
again this summer for everyone to enjoy. Club’s website.
• Group Leaders Meetings — This season we will invite all golfers to what has become a very •••
successful series of meetings. We try to explain what initiatives and topics are important to the Golf
UPCOMING SUMMER
Committee and answer questions too.
TOURNAMENTS & EVENTS
• Teaching Staff — Boca West has an outstanding teaching staff under the leadership of Pam
Elders. We hope to offer more clinics and encouragement for members to take golf lessons to Memorial Day Tournament
improve their golf game. Sunday, May 30
FINALLY the biggest initiative the Golf Committee hopes to achieve this next season is a return to Pick your own foursome
pre-Covid days. Shotgun starts on tournaments and some sort of socializing after playing golf. Tee time or shotgun TBD
I hope that the Golf section of the Boca West magazine will be informative, so I couldn’t think of a more Entry deadline: Sunday, May 16
important question to begin off with. “WHY AM I GETTING LATE TEE TIMES?” For an answer
on that I went directly to our Director of Golf Operations, JR for his explanation: Independence Day
Tee times have been a part of many lunch or dinner conversations over the past few months. As with Tournament
many other clubs in our area, member rounds are up 15% for the first five months of our membership Saturday, July 3
year. 15% equates to 15 (60 players) additional member groups per day. That is great news but that Pick your own foursome
does not make getting a “prime time” tee time any easier. We remain with nine minutes intervals
Tee time or shotgun TBD
between tee times to insure fleet carts are available for all those that need them and to insure we are
doing our part in keeping everyone safe. With single rider golf carts, pace of play is faster and shortens Entry deadline: Saturday, June 22
the length of our double tee to insure a smooth pace of play. These factors result in 4-6 less prime tee
times per day on each course resulting in 16 to 24 tee times no longer available during “prime time.” Labor Day Tournament
These factors cause tee times to be more difficult and certainly will not help when members are Sunday, September 5
entertaining family guests. Pick your own foursome
Once we get back to normalcy and we are riding two players in a cart and are able to get back to our Tee time or shotgun TBD
normal tee time intervals, tee time history’s will improve but remember the system works by using Entry deadline: Sunday, August 22
your group(s) combined history for the last 14 days and upcoming six days of tee times when
processing requests for each day of play. When your group is moved from the waiting list or your time
is changed, the system replaces your historical tee time with the new tee time. In other words, when
your tee time improves so does your history. To help with your tee times, please consider:
• changing your earliest time available to allow for more tee time possibilities
• link less groups together to allow the tee time system to have more flexibility
• do not restrict your group(s) to exclude a course from your selection effectively reducing available tee
times by 25%
Stay safe and enjoy your golf!
B O C A W E S T 13| THE SHOPPES
Show Your
Boca West Colors
By Bill Berkowitz
Retail Committee Chairman
Although many of us live in our
Boca West paradise year-round,
Shower “Mom” with Norman Love Chocolates
some of you will be travelling north
Pre-Orders must be placed by 12pm on May 3
for the summer. Please stop by the Golf &
Please call 210-9261 to place your order.
Tennis Shoppes as well as The Boutique so that
Chocolates may be picked up
you can take your favorite merchandise with
in The Golf Shoppe on May 8 & 9
you and show your Boca West colors!
All Chocolate Orders and Purchases
Did you know? The Shoppes at Boca West
are Final Sale and Non-Returnable
offers personal shopping. Can’t find your size?
Are you new to golf or tennis and not sure what
to wear? Is there a line that you love but can’t The Shoppes at Boca West The Shoppes at Boca West
find in our Shoppes? Are you looking for a Mother’s Day Weekend Sale Memorial Day Weekend Spin the Wheel Sale
special gift for someone? Your retail staff is May 6-8 in The Golf & Tennis May 29-31 in The Golf & Tennis Shoppes
here to help you dress for success and help you Shoppes and The Boutique Spin the Wheel for 20-50% off in-stock apparel
with all of your other shopping needs, whether 20-75% off in-stock ladies’ 15% off in-stock golf & tennis footwear
it be in-person or over the phone. Please keep apparel and accessories New Markdowns Taken!
your Boca West Shoppes in mind should you 15% off in-stock golf and tennis Up to 75% off select apparel
find yourself needing a new Lucky in Love outfit footwear All Sales are Final and May Not Be Returned
or IBKUL sun protective shirt; most purchases 20% off all handbags, giftware
can be shipped out of state tax-free at and home décor
competitive UPS shipping rates. The retail staff All Gift Purchases are Final Sale
is ready to shop and ship for you this summer! and May Be Exchanged
14 | M AY 2 0 21Mother’ s Day
Sunday, May 9
Floral Arrangements
A great mother deserves a great gift. Say you love her
with beautiful flowers and make her feel special on her day.
$50 $75 $100 $150
Place your order by 12pm on Wednesday, May 5
“No Contact Delivery”
$15 delivery fee to Boca West and local Boca Raton area
Call Amanda at 561-210-9261
to place your order today!
B O C A W E S T 15| CULTUR AL AR TS & ACTIVITIES
BROADWAY IS
COMING BACK TO
THE BROWARD CENTER!
SAVE All shows are $136 per person and include lower orchestra seats, transportation and gratuities. Shows begin at
8pm and the bus will depart the overflow parking lot across from the Sports Center at 6:45pm. Request online no
THE later than Friday, August 13. A member may reserve up to two tickets per show. After the lottery has been
DATE S conducted, confirmation forms will be mailed to each membership that submitted a request. Once the confirmation
forms have been mailed, members are either confirmed or placed on a waiting list. To check your status of a show
after the lottery has been done, please check My Calendar on the Calendar of Events on the app/website. If confirmed, your shows will
be billed on your August 2021 statement.
16 | M AY 2 0 21AIN’T TOO PROUD - Thursday, February 10
Ain’t Too Proud: The Life and Times of The Temptations is the
electrifying, new smash-hit Broadway musical that follows The
Temptations’ extraordinary journey from the streets of Detroit to
the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. With their signature dance moves
and silky-smooth
harmonies, they rose to
the top of the charts
creating an amazing 42
Top Ten Hits with 14
reaching number one.
Nominated for 12 Tony
COME FROM AWAY - Thursday, November 4 Awards®, AIN’T TOO
The true story of the small town that welcomed the PROUD tells the thrilling
world. Broadway’s COME FROM AWAY has won story of brotherhood,
Best Musical all across North America! family, loyalty, and
The New York Times Critics’ Pick takes you into the betrayal, as the group’s
heart of the remarkable true story of 7,000 stranded personal and political
passengers and the small town in Newfoundland that conflicts threatened to
welcomed them. Cultures clashed and nerves ran high, tear them apart during
but uneasiness turned into trust, music soared into the a decade of civil unrest
night, and gratitude grew into enduring friendships. in America.
On 9/11, the world stopped. On 9/12, their stories
moved us all. FROZEN - Thursday, March 10
Critics are calling FROZEN, “A can’t miss Broadway
TOOTSIE event” (NBC), and now it’s joining Disney’s smash
Thursday, hit musicals The Lion King and Aladdin on tour
January 13 across North America! FROZEN is an all-new
It’s “far and away the production created for the stage by an award-
funniest musical of winning creative team, led by Academy Award®
the season” (Daily winners Jennifer Lee, Kristen Anderson-Lopez and
News). It’s “the most Robert Lopez, and Tony Award®-winning director
uproarious new show Michael Grandage. It features the songs you know
in years” (The and love from the original film plus an expanded
Hollywood Reporter). score with a dozen new musical numbers. FROZEN is an
It’s “the best comedy unforgettable, magical adventure, which Newsday calls, “A serious
on Broadway” megahit with amazing special effects, eye-popping costumes, and
(Forbes). No matter incredible performances.” It’s a theatrical experience like no other,
how you say it, so let yourself go.
TOOTSIE is
unanimously funny! It’s a laugh-out-loud love letter to PRETTY WOMAN - Thursday, May 5
the theatre, based on the Oscar®-nominated film. One of Hollywood’s most beloved stories of all
Featuring a Tony®-winning book by Robert Horn and an time, Pretty Woman: The Musical is brought to life
outrageously clever score by 2018 Tony® winner David by a powerhouse creative team representing the
Yazbek (The Band’s Visit, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels), this best of music, Hollywood, and Broadway.
New York Times Critic’s Pick is a “hilarious, thoroughly Featuring direction and choreography by two-time
modern TOOTSIE ” (People Magazine) that’s “even Tony Award®-winner Jerry Mitchell (Kinky Boots,
funnier than the movie!” (New York Post). “In these Legally Blonde), an original score by Grammy®-
turbulent times, with the world out of balance, we need winner Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance (“Summer
a place to let the good times roll,” says Rolling Stone, of ’69”, “Heaven”), and a book by the movie’s legendary director Garry Marshall and
“TOOTSIE is it.” screenwriter J.F. Lawton. Pretty Woman: The Musical will lift your spirits and light up your
heart. “If you love the movie, you’ll love the musical!”
B O C A W E S T 17| CULTUR AL AR TS & ACTIVITIES
lectures at 4pm
FROM SURVIVORS TO DPS: JEWS IN POST-WAR
GERMANY presented by Anette Isaacs
BOOK REVIEWS Wednesday, May 26
WITH DEBORAH WITHAM at 4 pm It is a little-known fact that right
on ZOOM after the end of World War II, over
200 000 Jewish Refugees and
THE AMERICAN STORY: Holocaust Survivors found
temporary asylum in Germany, of
CONVERSATIONS WITH
all places. The occupying forces
MASTER HISTORIANS created the so-called DP Camps
by David Rubenstein for these Displaced Persons and
Thursday, May 20 helped them to prepare for a
More than a dozen presidents future life in the United States and
and other famous Americans Israel, for example with the creation of training
are discussed in entertaining, educational conversations with their biographers. Kibbutzim on German territory. Join German
You’ll learn about their private lives, their finest moments, their challenges and how Historian Anette Isaacs and gain fascinating
they rose to meet them (or failed to). Filled with fun facts and new insights about our insights into Jewish Life in immediate Post-War
history. Request by: Monday, May 17 Germany. Request by: Sunday, May 23
THE FOUR WINDS: A NOVEL by Kristin Hannah
Thursday, June 17 ART LECTURE
John Steinbeck’s novel “The Grapes of Wrath” is the VINCENT VAN GOGH: MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES
story of the Dust Bowl, told by a man with a central presented by Karen Leader
male character. Best-selling author Kristin Hannah now Thursday, June 10
approaches that same time and topic from a female Among the most celebrated
perspective, with strong women in the center of her figures in the history of art,
gripping tale. Request by: Monday, June 14 Vincent Van Gogh has also
suffered from sensationalism,
THE EXILES: A NOVEL by Christina Baker Kline shallow pseudo-psycho-biography,
Thursday, July 15 and the trendy myth of the
After a harrowing journey by sea, two female British prisoners arrive in 19th century “tortured genius.” Why his works,
Australia, to serve out their sentences in a penal colony. Their stories are intertwined largely ignored during his lifetime,
with that of a young native girl. The themes of friendship, hardship, the chains of the resonate across eras and cultures
past and the challenges of the future come together in this powerful novel. will be explored through various lenses.
Request by: Monday, July 12 Request by: Monday, June 7
18 | M AY 2 0 21MUSICAL SERIES
WITH ROD
MACDONALD
via Zoom at 4pm
The Russians Are
Coming: Sergei
Rachmaninoff,
Igor Stravinsky
Tuesday, May 11
Request by: Saturday, May 8
Smart Guys with Guitars:
Buddy Holly, Paul Simon
Tuesday, June 15
Request by: Saturday, June 8
The Legacy: Joan Baez,
Bruce Springsteen
Tuesday, July 6 VAN GOGH:
Request by: Saturday, July 3
THE IMMERSIVE
EXPERIENCE TUESDAY, JULY 13 OR TUESDAY, JULY 20
$45 per person includes transportation, exhibit and gratuities
Have you ever dreamt of stepping into a painting? Well now you can!
Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience is a 20,000 square foot light and
sound spectacular featuring two-story projections of the artist’s most
compelling works. Encounter the brilliance of one of history’s greatest
artists in 360 degrees. Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience is all
digital, hands free, and perfect for our socially distant world. Its rich
content is suitable for a wide audience. In addition to a spacious central
area where Van Gogh’s works stretch floor-to-ceiling, the experience
includes separate galleries that chronicle his life, technique, and
influence thru informative panels, larger than life re-creations and
engaging interactives.
Request/Cancel by: June 29
B O C A W E S T 19| CULTUR AL AR TS & ACTIVITIES
with us
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY
AND THE DIVISION OF RESEARCH
at4pm
MINI SERIES via Zoom at 4pm
MEDITATION 101 MEMORY AS WE AGE
presented by Dr. Michelle Lizotte-Waniewski presented by Dr. Michael A. DeDonno
Wednesday, May 5 / Request by: Sunday, May 2 Wednesday, May 12 / Request by: Sunday, May 9
The presentation will be centered upon the physical and Past evidence suggests our memory declines with age. There
mental effects of aging and stress on the body later in are a myriad of media advertisements touting various
life. As we age, there can often be a decline in some supplements that can improve memory. Unfortunately, most of
brain functions including working memory, focus, and these supplements have minimal impact on real memory
the ability to concentrate. In addition, aging often causes performance. This is due in-part to a lack of empirical evidence.
physical challenges which can include a decrease in the However, new scientific research is providing real evidence that
effectiveness of the immune system, and reduced our memory stays intact much longer than we believed. In
cardiovascular functioning. A meditation practice can addition, there is real empirical evidence for various memory
mitigate the negative effects of both physical and enhancing activities. This presentation will include a discussion
mental challenges associated with aging. Meditation is of past and current research that provides a foundation for
a practical mental discipline which helps to condition maintaining our memory as we age. Discussion of evidence-
the brain just as physical exercise conditions the body. based research demonstrating activities that can aid memory
Several types of meditative practices will be discussed will be included. The audience will have opportunities to
and the session will include simple, brief practices of experience popular memory tasks. Entertaining interactive
two different types of mediation followed by a question video tasks will be included to give the audience direct
and answer session. experience of current memory research.
HEALTH EFFECTS OF REGULAR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
presented by Dr. Steven F. Lewis
Wednesday, May 19 / Request by: Sunday, May 16
The increase in life expectancy of U.S. adults over the past
several decades recently has leveled off due to increases in heart
and blood vessel diseases related to the emergent pandemics of
overweight, obesity and type 2 diabetes. Regular physical activity
can be an effective countermeasure for these diseases but only
1 in 5 Americans are sufficiently physically active. This
session will focus on the importance of regular physical
activity as a potential “magic bullet” for increasing both the
quality and quantity of life. Included will be the health
effects of physical activity performable by everyone, including the
oldest old and also more strenuous exercise for those keen to
improve their physical fitness and appearance.
ACTIVITIES RESERVATION & CANCELLATION POLICY
To be included in the lottery (if warranted), reservations and cancellations for all activities must be submitted in writing by the REQUEST BY date. You may
email activities@bocawestcc.org, or make a request online. To access the Club’s website, go to www.bocawestcc.org and type in your username and password.
Once logged in, click on the CULTURAL ARTS & ACTIVITIES tab, a drop down menu will appear. Click on EVENT REQUEST & CANCELLATIONS and select
the event you wish to attend. You will be taken to the CALENDAR to complete your request.
ACTIVITIES CONFIRMATIONS
Event status is posted online the day after the lottery (if warranted) is conducted. Confirmation letters are not mailed. To access the Club’s website, go to
www.bocawestcc.org and type in your username and password. Once logged in, click on the Calendar of Events/MyCalendar. Your requested events, with
status, will appear. A FRIENDLY REMINDER email is sent prior to every event.
20 | M AY 2 0 21| BOCA WEST CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION
Boca West
Members
Continue Their
Generosity
Did you know generosity
is good for your brain?
If you’ve ever watched anyone making a donation, they light up!
That reaction is nicknamed “giver’s glow.” Their generosity is
contagious. Generosity makes us feel good; and when we feel
good, we are better at making those around us feel good, too.
This is exactly how our Boca West members feel.
Our annual raffle raised $140,000. First prize, a Saks Fifth Avenue
We thank you for supporting our Partnership campaign this year. $7,000 shopping spree was won by Stephen Harris. Linda and
The Partnership engaged donors directly with our charity Michael Ornstein took second prize, a golf weekend at the Boca
partners. We asked all our granted charities to submit proposals Raton Resort. Richard Allen collected third prize, a Celebrity Cruise
for extremely needed programs that they could not budget for anytime in the next three years.
— a wish list. Eleven charity proposals were chosen and with
The Foundation initiated this year, A Spring Cleaning with Meaning.
each share purchased a vote was cast. We are thrilled to advise
Boca Helping Hands and Sweet Dream Makers were on hand to collect
you all 500 shares were sold and $250,000 was granted to the five
food and small appliance donations to be given to those in need.
most popular programs. The winning charities received $50,000
each and the runners up each received $5,000.
The $50,000 grants were awarded to: SAVE THE DATE November 1, 2021
Sweet Dream Makers for our 9th Annual Golf Challenge.
Place of Hope Brand new this year the Foundation will
JAFCO be joining in the Palm Beach Marathon
Weekend, December 11 and 12. The
Joe D’Maggio’s Children’s Hospital
Foundation is adding a new element
The Fuller Center
to the weekend, “Walk the Walk”
The $5,000 grants were awarded to: on Saturday. In addition to the Walk,
we are planning a day of fun, music,
Boca Helping Hands
games, and restaurant samplings.
Education Foundation of PBC More information to follow. We
Boys and Girls Clubs of PBC look forward to seeing many of
Center for Family Services you help us raise much needed
YMCA of the Palm Beaches funds for our children at risk.
Junior League of Boca Raton
All of these great works are done in the name of Boca West Country Club. These are not Club functions, but the Foundation does report
activities that it carries out in the name of the Club to the Board of Governors. If you wish to respond or comment, please do so directly to the
Foundation instead of the Board. Please direct your comments to foundation@bocawestcc.org.
BOCA WEST CHILDREN’S FOUNDATION | P.O. Box 3070 | Boca Raton, FL 33431 | 488-6980
foundation@bocawestcc.org | www.bocawestfoundation.org
B O C A W E S T 21| CHARITIES & ORG ANIZ ATIONS
ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE BOCA WEST CHAPTER
Founded in 1913, ADL’s timeless of THE PAP CORPS
mission remains the same: to stop the Visit Boca West Chapter at papcorps.org/boca-west
defamation of the Jewish people and secure justice and
Wick Costume Museum – May 3 or May 6, 11:30am
fair treatment to all.
Private Guided Tour and a delicious three course lunch
ADL Florida Virtually Presents View Costumes from: The Suffrage Movement, movies
Antisemitism – Racism – Hate from the Roaring Twenties and a Great Gatsby Celebration
Extremism in 2021 $95 - Limited to Paid Members Only
Thursday, May 20 at 6:30pm Contact Roz Wolpov, (201) 538-6018 or Lynda Posner,
Featuring one of Time (914) 523-9120
Magazine’s 2020 most Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience
influential people in the Watch for the Van Gogh Experience in NYC in September,
world, Dr. Ibram X. Kendi
2021. More details to follow in June.
Panel: Joanna Mendelson,
Cookbook
Associate Director ADL Center
The Boca West Chapter of the Pap Corps cookbook will be
on Extremism; Representative Dr. Ibram X. Kendi available by summer. Books are $25 and you can order
of FBI Tampa Joint Terrorism
yours (and gifts) now by visiting our website or
Task Force; Amy Spitalnick,
contacting Cathy Lanyard, (917) 363-3656.
Executive Director, Integrity First for America.
A Conversation with Dr. Ibram X. Kendi GILDA MALLIN CHAPTER of HADASSAH
Dr. Ibram X. Kendi is the Andrew W. Mellon Professor in Hadassah - The Power of Women Who Do
the Humanities at Boston University and the founding For membership information, contact Lisa Carlin,
director of the BU Center for Antiracist Research. He is a 617-7958
contributing writer at The Atlantic and a CBS News Meet Author Pam Jenoff via Zoom
correspondent. He is the author of many books including Monday, June 7 at 10am
Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History of Her new book, “The Woman with the Blue Star,” is being
Racist Ideas in America, which won the National Book released May 4, 2021.
Award for Nonfiction, and three #1 New York Times Contact Lynn Saxton, 483-9359
bestsellers, How to Be an Antiracist; Stamped; Racism, Our 30th Anniversary Jewish Holiday Cookbook
Antiracism and You, co-authored with Jason Reynolds; and We would love your Kosher style recipes for our special
Antiracist Baby, illustrated by Ashley Lukashevsky. In cookbook. It will be professionally published, and a Treasured
2002, Time magazine named him one of the 100 most Keepsake for all Generations. Ad pages will also be available.
influential people in the world. Contact Gail Feuer, Fundraising VP, (917) 882-2992
Sign up online: https://support.adl.org/extremism2021 We Send All Occasion Cards
Contact Sylvia Clark, 483-6830 or Bobbie Solomon, (516)-448-4051
BOCA WEST CHORUS Contact Judy Roif, 488-1023 for personalized tribute cards.
We look forward to beginning our new
Chorus
season in November. Stay tuned National Hadassah dictates when we can have in-person events
for details. due to Covid.
SPECIAL INTEREST CLUB
Hope you enjoyed this past season with all our
virtual ZOOM events. We are preparing for next
season, which will begin on November 15. We’ll
keep you posted if our events will be presented
virtually or in person. For more information, contact Audrey
Atlas, aatlas1134@aol.com.
These events are not functions of Boca West Country Club. If you have questions, comments or would like to RSVP for any of these
events, please contact the charity or organization directly.
22 | M AY 2 0 21 B O C A W E S TOur Home is Your Home
Boca West Realty. Exclusively representing homes in Boca West.
Looking to Sell?
Have friends who are looking to buy or lease?
As the on-site Boca West experts, we are YOUR real estate team, and
we are exclusively focused on representing homes behind the gates
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driving unsurpassed interest in our community. We’re here on site
to assist you with professional real estate services and answer any
questions you may have about Selling Your Home. Give us a call today.
A PR I VATE MEMBER S- ONLY COUN TRY CLUB COM MUNIT Y
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Boca West Country Club is a member-owned private club. Boca West Realty, LLC is not authorized to offer memberships in the Club to potential buyers of real estate located in the Boca West community. Descriptions of the
amenities enjoyed by members of the Club are only for informational purposes. Membership in the Club is governed by the By-Laws, Rules and Regulations of Boca West Country Club, Inc. To obtain information about Club
Membership, Boca West Realty, LLC can assist in scheduling an appointment with the Club’s Membership department. This is not intended to solicit real estate listings. If you are currently working with a Broker, please disregard.
Stephann L. Cotton, Licensed Real Estate Broker. *Membership and dues subject to change.
B O C A W E S T 23LET’S
COMMUNICATE!
By Jeanine Banks, Communications & Marketing Committee Chair
I am pleased to have been tee time, view menus, upcoming events, book dinner
appointed your Chair of the reservations to accessing the member directory, statements
Communication & Marketing and calendar of events all from the convenience of their cell
Committee for the 2021-2022 phones. One quick statistic you may find interesting is there
season. Along with my Vice Chair, has been 10,881 hits to the Dining & Reservation section on
Steve Forman, Kathy Kohlhepp, the APP in the month of March. Members are enjoying how
Director of Communications and easy and convenient it is!
Marketing and our newly formed While the APP contains so many features, the Member
Committee, we are looking forward WEBSITE, that you access on your computer through an
to a very busy season ahead. Our Internet Browser (Chrome, Safari or Edge) offers additional
responsibilities include the oversight of the Club’s app and features such as event photos, club videos, access to the
website, Boca West magazine, social media platforms, digital message board, how to videos, profile update options and so
signage displays, Channel 9000 and internal marketing for all much more.
areas of the Club.
Receiving information, the way you wish to, is our goal and
At Boca West, we have so many ways to stay in touch, to we’re certain there is something for everyone in both the APP
communicate, connect and engage. We have learned to use when you’re on the go and on the WEBSITE, as well as our
and enjoy so many virtual communication tools this year given posts on social media platforms. I encourage you to take
the challenges we all faced due to the pandemic. One of the some time to view the updates and features and be sure to link
positive results was being even more connected through to the MOBILE WEBSITE via the link at the bottom of the APP
technology and thereby less afraid. home page, so you’re always completely connected!
I invite you to download our customized Member’s APP on your As always, we welcome your topic suggestions or questions.
mobile device (phone or tablet) and peruse the app at your Email us at communications@bocawestcc.org and don’t forget
leisure. To date, there has been 4,454 APP downloads and it to download the APP today! ‘Here’s to staying connected,
has become the “go to” for everything from requesting a court, engaged and informed at beautiful Boca West!
24 | M AY 2 0 212021/2022
Board of
Chairman* Governors
Bob Winikoff
1st Vice President*
Joel Macher
2nd Vice President*
Charles Wolf
Treasurer*
Bob Lerner
Secretary*
Enid Hoffman
President, COO & GM*
Matthew Linderman, CCM
Past Chairman of the Board*
Phil Kupperman
*Executive Committee
GOVERNORS
Jeanine Banks, William Berkowitz, Dr. Philip Edwards,
Steve Forman, Jerry Glassman, Frank Richard,
Chuck Rosenblatt, Robert Schwartz, Dr. David Shifrin
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Audit Steve Forman, chair
Frank Richard, VC
Budget Enid Hoffman, Chair
Phil Edwards, VC
Communications
& Marketing Jeanine Banks, Chair
Steve Forman, VC
Finance Bob Lerner, Chair
Frank Richard, VC
Fitness/Aquatics/Spa Charles Wolf, Chair
Bob Lerner, VC
Golf Operations Chuck Rosenblatt, Chair
Bill Berkowitz, VC
Grievance Rick Chavis, Chair
House/Activities Joel Macher, Chair
Jeanine Banks, VC
Human Resources Robert Schwartz, Chair
Jeanine Banks, VC
Legal Jerry Glassman, Chair
Robert Schwartz, VC
Membership Phil Edwards, Chair
Charles Wolf, VC
Ombudsman David Shifrin, Chair
Retail Bill Berkowitz, Chair
Frank Richard, VC
Strategic Planning Steve Forman, Chair
Phil Edwards, VC
Tennis David Shifrin, Chair
Bob Lerner, VC
B O C A W E S T 25BWMA BO C A W EST
Boca West Storm Preparedness
M AST ER AS SO CI AT ION N E WS
By Bernard Schlifke, BWMA President
As we approach hurricane season, BWMA reminds residents each year to be sure to take the necessary steps to be prepared. We
will soon be sending our BWMA Outlook Hurricane Preparedness Newsletter with additional information that can help all parties
involved. We know that our Boca West residents look forward to this edition of the Outlook as it provides significant safety information.
It is important to understand that BWMA, the Club, all property managers, the Village Associations and individual residents all have their
own responsibilities for safety during the hurricane season.
Every resident should make his or her own Most Villages have entered into priority
decisions concerning whether to stay or agreements with their landscape and/or
leave the area, go to a shelter or to a friend’s tree trimming service provider to come
home. However, whenever possible, that into the Village shortly after the storm.
decision should be made at least five days Some Villages also have their landscape
before the scheduled arrival of the storm. If company store larger equipment in their
you plan to leave, do not wait until the last Village before the storm so trees can be
minute to leave. If you plan to stay, do your removed after the storm. This will help
best to prepare for all possible situations. If eliminate concerns about the need to
you decide to leave, advise your property move large equipment after the storm
manager of your decision and provide them when streets may not be accessible. Have
with your emergency contact information your Village management company talk
so they can reach you after the storm should to your Village landscaping or tree
something happen to your home. trimming Company as part of its storm
For those residents that have disabilities or preparation plans.
special medical needs, we highly Things to remember:
recommend that they take special precautions, possibly leave • Each Village is responsible for its own cleanup. The BWMA is
the area or move in with family or friends or go to a special needs responsible for the main roads that are not part of the Village.
shelter. Management companies should be made aware of
• BWMA has no control over FEMA or its decision as to when to
residents with special needs and be provided with the information
pick up debris.
regarding emergency contacts and who will assist in making the
proper arrangements. The BWMA website has a wealth of • FPL will repair lights and power depending upon its assessment
information to assist residents, including a required form for of the emergency situation. BWMA also has no control over
special need shelters. FPL and cannot demand when and how quickly street lights
can be repaired.
Whether you are a snowbird or remain in Boca West all year
• Main roads will be cleared first so that emergency vehicles can
round, we must all do our part prior to the storm by taking in all
have access.
outdoor furniture, grills, flowerpots and other loose objects that
could become projectiles. If possible, all generators should be Whenever possible, please remember to always listen to your TV
checked two weeks before an expected storm to ensure they are and radio for the latest storm updates. Additional information
properly connected. Where necessary, replace faulty or outdated can be found on our website at www.bocawestmaster.com. Club
parts. Residents should also look into battery operated generators members can log in with the same login information you use
as well as battery operated fans and other appliances. when logging into the Club’s website. If you are a non-equity
member you can access our website with the login information
Each Village Association or its management company should
we have provided to you.
have a list of all residents who will be staying during the storm.
This requires a plan of communication between residents, their Early preparation and communication are the keys to successfully
Village Board and their Village management company. This is a getting through the coming hurricane season.
good neighbor practice and should be in place prior to the storm. May we all continue to be safe and well!
If you stay, the good neighbor practice is one of the best ways to
get through what could be a difficult situation.
26 | M AY 2 0 21| VIP SERVICE PROGRAM
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Medjet Assist | 1-800-527-7478 www.visualenterprises.net 422-8880
www.medjetassist.com/bocawest RESTAURANTS Please call 24 hours in advance
GIFTS Augy’s Restaurant & Pizza www.dignitaryservices.com
Boca Raton Florist | 395-1943 368-1330 Enterprise Rent-A-Car & National
10% off flowers and baskets 10% off Monday - Thursday Car Rental | 1-855-266-9289
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Sugarwish - Sweet Happiness Delivered 20% off on Monday and Tuesday. Local Rentals: Flat car rate.
Cookies, Candy, Popcorn gifts Ristorante Sapori | 367-9779 Corporate code L41T960
www.sugarwish.com use code 15% discount off total check for lunch Nationwide Rentals: 10% off cars.
SWEETBWCC for 10% off or dinner. Corporate code XZ41Z27
Bliss Designs of Boca Raton
395-7048 TRAVEL
$3 off Monogramming Scott Grody Travel | 702-5533
HOME SERVICES On board cash credits on cruises,
Aspen Custom, LLC | 644-6922 complimentary home to airport or pier
Want the latest electronic technology for transfers or other amenities based upon
your home but installation has left you in cruise or package tour length of trip and
a tailspin? Wondering how to convert your cabin type booked.
residence into a “smart home”? Thinking
about a security camera to help keep
loved ones safe? Leave the guesswork
behind and call Aspen Custom for expert
electronics installation. With more than a
HOTELS
dozen years of professional experience, Call 488-6936 or book through the Club’s website
Aspen Custom has set up high quality
home electronics for clients in many of BOCA RATON MARRIOTT
South Florida’s finest residences. HILTON SUITES HOTEL BOCA RATON
Whether updating or expanding upon your HYATT PLACE BOCA RATON
existing electronic components or
implementing a new system specifically HYATT REGENCY GRAND CYPRESS
to fit your home, Aspen Custom ensures IN ORLANDO
flawless installation and integration of INTERCONTINENTAL NEW YORK
your electronic components. Aspen
Custom’s areas of expertise include home
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theatre and entertainment systems; RENAISSANCE HOTEL BOCA RATON
whole house audio and video; computer WYNDHAM HOTEL
network and phone wiring; LED and
plasma screens; security cameras and
smart home automation, such as lighting
controls.
Personal Choice Dry Cleaning
754-212-4871
20% off dry cleaning items | free pickup
and delivery
Hyatt Place Boca Raton
In order to receive above discounts from all restaurants listed, a Boca West Membership Card must be provided. Discounts are not valid
on holidays, special offers, early bird, or weekly promotions. One discount per check will be accepted. These discounts are for dine in
only. Certain restrictions may apply. Offer(s) subject to change/end without notice.
B O C A W E S T 27IMPORTANT PHONE NUMB ERS
Club Reception 488-6990
Fax Number 451-0127
Catering 488-6994
CLUB SERVICES Fax Number 488-6978
HOURS Club Services
Accounting 488-6985
Accounting, Activities, Activities 488-6936
Communications, Membership Communications 488-6975
Membership 488-6934
Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:30pm Fax Number 483-9521
Executive Offices
Matthew Linderman, Pres., COO & GM 488-6990
Chairman of the Board 488-6905
O M BUDS M A N Dining
Grand Central 488-6965
mikejosh18@aol.com Prime Cut 766-0388
Panache 488-6984
The Club’s definition of Ombudsman is to be the “liaison between Mr. D’s 488-7858
the members and the governing body.” The role of Ombudsman is Splash Pool Bar 488-7814
to act as an advocate on behalf of our membership; to assist with Onyx Lounge 488-7807
Restaurant 488-7805
their problems, complaints and issues. Dining Reservations & Cancellations 483-6300
Reservations Fax Number 488-7824
As our Club’s Ombudsman, it is not my role to make club policy or
Fitness Center 488-6944
change rules, but possibly bring issues forward and assist PB Institute of Sports Med 488-7882
members to improve resolutions with matters that members feel Golf Operations
need additional attention or possible change. Registration/Information 488-6924
Tee Time Reservations 488-5660
David Shifrin Possibly you may have taken matters directly to department Tee Time Cancellations 483-6390
heads and/or committee chairpersons, yet you found they did not Bag Storage 488-6951
Lessons & Driving Range 488-6924
completely address your issues and/or concerns to your satisfaction. If so, please send an Locker Room, Women’s 488-6940
Introducing Boca West Realty
email to me, your Ombudsman, David Shifrin. I’ll do my best to find the best solution Card Room, Women’s 488-6941
possible. Send your email to mikejosh18@aol.com, along with Ombudsman in the subject Locker Room, Men’s 488-6942
Card Room, Men’s 488-6949
line, and clearly state your situation. If unable to email, please drop off a note to my
Golf Course Maintenance 488-6900
attention at the Country Club reception desk. I will respond that I’ve received it, and begin Pool Check-in/Aquatics 488-7802
Y O communicating
a process U R C O M Mwith U NtheI appropriate
T Y L I Fboard E S Tmembers,
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and/or management. The Golf Shoppe 488-6960
Equipment Desk 210-9259
If you have been affected in a negative way, the Board of Governors wants to know. Our Special Orders 210-9261
OPENING OCTOBER 1
goal is to continue a Boca West tradition as being the best; and your Board, committee
chairmen, department heads, staff and management want your experiences to be worthy
The Boutique
The Tennis Shoppe
210-9262
488-7885
IN THE CLUB SERVICES OFFICE
Spa
of our 5 Star recognition worldwide. Appointments Only 488-7800
Reception Desk 488-7880
IN THE GOLF & ACTI V ITIES CENTER The Salon at Boca West
Tennis Operations
488-7820
SUNSHINE COMMITTEE Registration/Reservations 488-6996
Your friends and neighbors Reservations Fax Number 488-7897
at Boca West would BW Master Assn. 488-1598
BW Master Assn. Security 483-9229
appreciate knowing Guest Admittance 483-5505
(561) 665-5855 | www.BocaWest.com
important happenings. 24 Hr Voice Guest Registration 483-7026
Please call 459-2419 Police Emergencies (24 hrs.) 911
with a detailed message Boca West Children’s Foundation 488-6980
Boca West Realty 665-5855
ntry Club is aHours:
member-owned private club. Boca
Monday-Saturday, 9:30am-5pm about illness, death,
West Realty, LLC is not authorized to offer memberships in the Club to potential buyers of Akoya
real estate
at Boca located
West in the Boca West community.
362-2719 Descriptions
oyed by members of the Club are only for informational purposes. Membership in the Club ismilestone
governed by the By-Laws, Rules
birthdays or and Regulations of Boca West Country Club, Inc. To obtain
Hotwire information abou
288-9199
Sunday,
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scheduling an appointment with the Club’s Membership department. This is not intended to solicit real estateSecurity
listings.Emergencies
If you are currently
(24 hrs.)working with a Broker, please disr
483-9229
anniversaries. This line is
Sunshine Committee 459-2419
Contact: 665-5855 / www.bocawest.com open 24 hours a day. Be
sure to check the Member Website address: www.bocawestcc.org
Announcements page on Email address: communications@bocawestcc.org
the Club’s website for Please remember to dial area code
more information. (561) if necessary
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