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DWO BREEZE Montecito Clubhouse ● 500 Del Webb Boulevard, Davenport, FL 33837 ● (863) 424-5050
2 March 2022
In This Issue
MONTECITO CLUBHOUSE
Lifestyle 500 Del Webb Blvd.
2 Car Parade & Show Davenport, FL 33837
4 Byrne Brothers (863) 424-5050 phone
9 Message from Lori (863) 424-5033 fax
10 Spring Craft Fair
MONTECITO CLUBHOUSE HOURS:
11 DWO Cares
Monday: 7am-9pm
12 Self Defense Classes
Tuesday: 7am-9pm
14 Sincerely, Three
Wednesday: 7am-9pm
16 Tom Nabbe — Disney Legend Thursday: 7am-9pm
21 CPR & D-FIB+ Training Friday: 7am-10pm
26 Bok Tower Gardens Saturday: 7am-9pm
33-35 Fitness Classes Sunday: 7am-9pm
HOA GUEST POOL HOURS
(Includes Children)
5 Welcome to the Neighborhood
Outdoor: 2 pm to sunset daily
5 Contact List
7 News from the BOD Community Manager
9 Message from Stephanie Stephanie Ackley-Taylor
13 Committee News Stephanie.Taylor@fsresidential.com
Tavern Lifestyle Director
Lori Blake
31 Tavern News
Lori.Blake1@fsresidential.com
Clubs & Groups
Millennium Landscaping
18 Bowling Interest Group Events millenniumservicesfl.com
19 Fairwayers Golf Schedule
20 Wandering Webbers Destinations Warranty for your Home
22 Stepp’n Out Delwebb.com
24 Club EXPO 2022
Garbage/Recycling Pick-up
Garbage: Tuesday
Articles
Recycling: Monday
8 A Moment with Millennium Yard Waste: Monday
15 Bess Lindberg Photos (863) 284-4319
17 Pigs—They’re Back!
18 Book Club Corner Ridgewood Lakes Master Assoc.
27 Polk County Happenings 189 South Orange Ave, Suite 1420 B
31 Del Webb Orlando Advertising Orlando, FL 32801
(407) 872-7608 (business)
(863) 226-8308 (fax)
The deadline for the April Breeze is March 20th
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4 March 2022
Welcome to The Neighborhood!
A big THANK YOU to everyone who came out to the recent Club Expo
sponsored by the Always Welcome Club. And an even bigger thank you to Jim
Douglas for pulling us all together for a fun morning. Finally all the residents
had a chance to come out to explore opportunities for fun, entertainment and
learning!!! There were 50 groups present to talk about what they do, when they
do it and who to contact for more information! In case you missed it, you can
seek out information on the current website’s home page. Just look for the link
for the Club & Special Interest Group Booklet. Look for a group with something
that interests you.
Please Follow us on
Speaking of websites, there was also an opportunity to see the new HUB coming
to a computer near you soon. This will replace our current website with new and Facebook at
improved functionality. Be watching for more news in the future. Facebook.com/
I hope everyone had a chance to stop by the Always Welcome table. Karla Allan DelWebbOrlandoHoa
(Secretary/Treasurer) and I were busy spreading the word that our March Social
is going to be moved to Wednesday to allow for a great concert. So mark your
calendar for Wednesday, March 16th at 6:30pm to come hear Richard
Palazzo, a Master Gardner for Florida. He’ll talk about plants which will
successfully grow in this area. Bring your questions!! Ask the Gardenator!!
No need to register, just come to Ballroom!
The Always Welcome Club will continue to offer speakers with information
concerning life in Florida. We also give everyone the opportunity to introduce
themselves so networking can take place. We will continue to bring together new
residents with residents who have been here for years. This is a great way for the
community to strengthen. and on our
Beginning in April, we will return to our third Tuesday of the Month schedule YouTube Channel at
and future topics include Disney Parks for Floridians (April 19th) and Prepare for
Hurricane Season (May 17th). We hope you will join us in the Ballroom!!! See Del Webb Orlando
you on March 16th at 6:30 (or join us at 5:30pm if you would like to be part of HOA Official
our Steering Committee).
Thank you,
Jean Morgan, Vice President
Contact List
GENERAL INQUIRY
dwo.info@fsresidential.com
STAFF CONTACTS
Resident Services, Brenda Colin-Cabrera
(brenda.cabrera@fsresidential.com)
Resident Services, Chris O’Neill
(chris.o’neil@fsresidential.com)
Central Florida
VESTA PROPERTIES
Visitor Information
Ridgewood Lakes Master Association for gate access Viviana
Hernandez Center
(vhernandez@vestapropertyservices.com)
PULTE WARRANTY 101 Adventure Ct., Davenport
For any concerns with your new home www.delwebb.com (863) 420-2586
visitcentralflorida.org/visitor-services/
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New & Improved Website
THE HUB appears on 10 other pages — can you find them all?
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News from the Board
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much” – Helen Keller.
Del Webb Orlando has many positive efforts underway with residents working together for the benefit
of the community. The Board guides priorities and encourages individuals to work together to identify
and recommend solutions to improve where we all call home.
Recent and ongoing efforts for both physical improvements and guideline updates used to manage our
community are a continuous work in progress. Collaborative efforts underway include:
An intensive clean-up on the roads that border the back gate was self-initiated and
directed by a group of residents. The Board corresponded with the County
Commissioner to also get assistance in these areas.
A new and improved web site for communication, information, and engagement is
under development and a sneak peek was shown at the Club Expo. The team has put
hours into customizing the tool, adding content, and developing a rollout plan for the
community.
The streetlights along Del Webb Boulevard were recently upgraded to LED, and
additional streetlight contracts as well as a contract to move the streetlight at the Vista
Bella entrance have been approved to improve the community lighting situation.
Projects which were not completed by Pulte are being researched and evaluated with
management’s assistance such as concrete repairs throughout the community, lighting
on the pier, dog park entrance and water fountain, full HVAC assessment and plan.
Update to the Design Guidelines once Pulte had left was led by the Architectural
Review Committee. This included gathering input from all community members and
hours of discussion, debate, and finalizing the governing document.
Review and draft for an update to the Rules & Regulations document is underway by
the Community Guidelines Committee. The entire community will have opportunity for
input. Together we can have the necessary discussions and debates on the recommended
changes.
Each of these efforts take time and expertise and we appreciate everyone who works together for the
good of the whole. Through all these changes, the board spends time to ensure our HOA is in alignment
with national and state laws and ensuring thorough review and consistent execution.
We encourage you to be involved because as Helen Keller said “… together we can do so much”!
DEL WEBB ORLANDO OFFICIAL SOCIAL MEDIA SITES
This is to inform all homeowners, residents and guests that the official social media sites for Del Webb
Orlando Homeowners Association are:
• Facebook: “Del Webb Orlando Homeowners Association” page
• YouTube: “Del Webb Orlando HOA Official” channel
• Web Site: “DelWebbOrlandoInfo.Com” (Note: Will soon become: “DelWebbOrlando.Com”)
Beware: Any other social media sites that contain the words or labels “Del Webb” or “DWO” are not
supported by the Del Webb Homeowners Association or its Board of Directors. Those sites are not officially
affiliated with the Board of Directors nor its property management company. Statements, promotions,
comments or opinions made on those sites contain personal opinions and are not necessarily factual.
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A Moment with Millennium Hello Del Webb Residents! A quick riddle before we get started: There are 5 frogs sitting on a log, 4 frogs decide to jump off, how many frogs are on the log? Let that sink in a moment. If you answered 1, that is what most people think. The answer is 5. Deciding to do something doesn't make it happen, we must actually jump! Springtime is almost upon us. This was a particularly cold winter, considering our more recent milder winters. There has been some damage from frost. We will be removing some of the dead in the plant material during our trimming schedules. The turf should be pushing out some new growth, and we should be checking our irrigation for coverage and any operational issues there may be. There will be some fertilizer being applied to promote growth and feed the landscape, which is all coming out of hibernation. We are still in our dry season and the temperatures will continue to rise, don't be afraid to add some run times to your personal lawns to the zones with full sun. Don't forget the water restrictions if you do so. No more than 1 hour at a time on a particular zone on the prescribed water days. It is better to run shorter times a few times a day. With the longer run times, the water tends to run through the root zone becoming non affective for the plants and turf. Well I hope this has been helpful and as always don't hesitate to ask questions. Have a great Spring! And get to jumping! Eddie Duvall Director of Irrigation Millennium Services of Florida 8 March 2022
Messages from Stephanie & Lori
Hello Del Webbers! Happy March Del Webbers!
Here we are in March already! We can finally say Can you believe we are in the third month of 2022
goodbye to the dreary Florida winter months (it was already?! I can’t believe March is here! Well, I kind
colder than normal this year!) and say hello to of can because my allergies are reminding me on a
Spring time. March not only brings us Spring, but daily basis that Spring has Sprung! The chilly
daylight savings as well! We will be “springing weather seems to have passed for the most part and
forward” this month on March 13th and that means warmer days are ahead!
we will have light longer in the evenings again
February was a busy month here at the Clubhouse.
finally – woohoo! We had a Superbowl Party hosted by the Tailgaters,
We have a few new faces on the management team I a very successful Save Your Sweethearts event, Cliff
would like to introduce to you! First, we have Erickson in concert, the Murder Mystery Dinner
Stefanie (not me, different spelling!) who has joined Theater (which was super cool!), and we were finally
us part time as an addition to our resident services able to have our Club Expo for the first time in two
team. She has been here for a few weeks now so stop years!
by and say hello if you haven’t already done so. You We also have so many fun things planned this
can catch her at the front desk on weekend mornings month! I hope all of you will find something to join
as well as a few of the weekday evenings. in on! It’s such a great way to get to know your
We also have Erin who has joined us as our new neighbors! Coming up this month: 2nd Annual Car
Tavern Coordinator. She is the newest team member Show/Parade, Spring Craft Fair, The Byrne Brothers
and has had a nice warm welcome already! She is in concert, Self Defense classes, Sincerely Three in
going to be working closely with the Tavern concert, an off-site outing to Bok Tower Gardens,
Committee and our volunteers to help keep our CPR training and several seminars to check out!
Tavern the success it is! I hope everyone has a wonderful March! If you are
I will be hosting my Community Manager’s Update traveling, safe travels and we will see you when you
on Friday, March 25th at 10:00am so make sure to return to Del Webb!!
join me in the Riviera Ballroom. I will be talking
about all of our accomplishments from the 1st quarter Lori Blake,
(holy moly, how are we already that far into the Lifestyle Director
year?!) and what to look forward to for the rest of
the year.
Have a great March, Del Webb and Happy Spring!
Stephanie Ackley Taylor, LCAM
Community Association Manager
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Supporting Our Community
“Spring will be here before we know it” they are saying up north, but we here in Florida know that can mean tomorrow! If
you are a DWO resident artist, crafter, or approved vendor, you are invited to participate in the upcoming outdoor show
which will be open to the public.
The show will be held on Saturday, March 12, 2022, with a rain date of Sunday, March 13th. Due to the lingering virus
situation and the fact that it will be open to the public it will be held in the Montecito Clubhouse parking lot. Hours will be
from 9 am – 2 pm. Participants will have their choice of either a 10 x10 foot space or the equivalent of two 10 x10 foot
spaces. The larger spaces are limited. You are required to supply your own tables, chairs, and tents (optional). Since this is
an outdoor event electricity will not be available.
Handmade items and approved vendor items only. No flea market or garage sale items.
There will be a charge of $20 per space with the proceeds going to Sunshine Foundation which is in Davenport. Sunshine
Foundation’s sole purpose is to answer the dreams of chronically ill, seriously ill, physically challenged, and abused children
ages three to eighteen whose families cannot fulfill their requests due to financial strain that the child’s illness may cause.
For more information on this worthy organization please visit their website at sunshinefoundation.org.
In addition, we will be holding a raffle with items donated by our crafters. The proceeds of the raffle will also be going to
Sunshine Foundation.
The Tailgaters club will be selling lunches, and the Creative Stitches club will be holding a bake sale. So, you can shop, eat,
enjoy seeing old friends and meeting new friends.
If you would like to participate you may pick up a registration form at the front desk. Once it is filled out bring it, with your
check, made out to Sunshine Foundation, to the front desk and you will be registered to participate.
If you have any questions, you may contact craft show committee member Maureen Frahm at mpfrahm71@gmail.com
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Committee News
E-Lifestyle Committee
Welcome to March DWO! We hope you enjoyed our February activities. This month is by far the
busiest month that E Lifestyle has been able to organize since before the pandemic began. We
hope the community takes advantage of all the events and activities that are listed below.
• 3/1 E Lifestyle Committee Community Meeting 10:00 AM in the Ballroom.
• 3/5 2nd Annual Car Show
• 3/15 Byrne Brothers St Patrick’s Day Concert
• 3/21 Women’s Self Defense Class 10:00 AM Ballroom
• 3/23 Women’s/Men’s Self Defense Class 6:00 PM Ballroom
• 3/26 Sincerely Three Concert3/27
• 3/27 Tom Nabbe — Disney Legend
• 3/29 Bok Tower
• 3/30 CPR Class
As you can see there is something for everyone this month.
The E-Lifestyle Committee Community Meeting will be focused on providing more information on our
upcoming events, report on what has been accomplished in our first year and looking to you our
community as to what you would like in the Lifestyle Program as we plan for the future. We hope
many of you will come out and provide us with your ideas, suggestions or concerns as we begin our
second year as a committee.
The self-defense and CPR classes are some of the suggestions we heard from some of you. They
should be very beneficial to our residents looking to improve their security and learn or recertify their
CPR training.
We have two super performing ensembles this month
with the Byrne Brothers and Sincerely Three. Both of
these ensembles have long associations with Disney,
Universal and Sea World. These events will likely sell
out quickly so make sure you register on the portal early.
After a very successful Beer Tasting event in January,
we will be doing a Wine Tasting event in the Tavern on a
date to be announced in April. Attendance is limited to
the space in the Tavern. The Beer Tasting event sold out
in a couple days and we expect this event to do likewise.
Again, don’t procrastinate!
We hope you enjoy the month of March.
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Committee News
Finance Review Committee
Financial Fundamentals Sessions
At the request of our HOA Board Treasurer, the Finance Review Committee will be holding a series of four
sessions focused on Financial Fundamentals for the DWO HOA. The sessions will be presented LIVE, in the
ballroom, and will also be recorded to post on our community website. Following the presentation, there will
be time for attendees to ask questions.
The sessions will cover the following topics:
1. Roles and Responsibilities: This will cover WHO is responsible for the various financial tasks that
need to be performed by our HOA, including the Board Treasurer, the Board, the Management
Company, the Finance Review Committee, and the homeowners.
2. Financial Reporting: Many residents are not familiar with reading accounting reports so we want to
help you know where to find information you might be looking for. In this session, we will review
the line items found on the Balance Sheet and Income Statement for the entire HOA, as well as
those for the LaTapenade Tavern and Lifestyle areas.
3. Budget: This will help you understand the process of creating the Budget, as well as the
assumptions and thought process behind the numbers. Our Budget process begins in early
summer so this session will help you know what is going on behind the scenes.
4. Reserves: This session will provide information about Florida Reserve Funding Laws, the current
status of our reserve fund, how reserve studies work, and how the Board reviews and authorizes
reserve spending.
Save the date for these informative sessions!
• March 23-Roles & Responsibilities (1-3 pm)
• April 27-Financial Reporting (1-3 pm)
• May 25-Budget (1-3 pm)
• June 29-Reserves (1-3 pm)
Bess Lindberg Photos
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They’re back!
Pigs. We got’em here, again.
Trappers have been hired. But they
breed like crazy. The pigs, not the
trappers. The folks bordering the
conservation area are aware of
these pigs because of sightings and
lawn damage. Some refer to the
pigs as wild boars. They are feral
pigs, feral hogs. Actually, just a
plain old ordinary barnyard pig. A
boar is actually an uncastrated
male pig. A female is a sow. And
can they breed! Starting at 6
months old, a female can have 4
litters a year of about 8-12 piglets.
They can live 15-20 years.
Tame pigs can reach 800 pounds (rarely); wild pigs generally go 150 pounds or so but can reach
300 pounds. They travel in a small family group called a sounder. Normally shy and easily
frightened, they can be dangerous if cornered or wounded. They can run 30 mph. Their home range
is about 500 acres. Predators in Florida include Florida panthers (mountain lions), coyotes, bobcats,
black bears, and alligators.
Wild pigs (feral hogs) originally escaped from domestication. Highly invasive, they occur in all 67
counties of Florida and at least 39 states and southern Canada, and have become one of the most
serious wildlife problems in North America. We’ve had wild pigs in Florida at least since 1539 when
Hernando de Soto introduced them. We’ve got an estimated 500,000 feral hogs in this state alone!
And are they a nuisance. The estimated 6 million feral hogs in the United States cause billions of
dollars in damage every year, and severe declines in endemic plants and animals. Wild hogs are
omnivorous and eat a variety of plants and animals by rooting with their broad snouts, disturbing soil
and ground cover vegetation that leaves an area looking like a plowed field. Hunting is encouraged
any time of year except during spring turkey hunting season. Eat more pork. –Neil Payne
From a Vista Bella trail cam last year.
March 2022 17Book Club Corner
Rock Paper Scissors
by
Alice Feeney
Rock Paper Scissors by Alice Feeney, is a thriller with so many
twists and turns, you might have to read it twice. That is
exactly what I am doing, just to see what I missed before I
actually go to our monthly book club. This page-turner has so
many clues, you could miss them. There is already talk of this
novel being made into a TV series on Netflix.
Feeney, weaves the story of the three main characters perspective in their own chapters. The main
couple, Amelia and Adam, live in London and travel to a remote area of Scotland for a 'free' weekend
getaway. Can this weekend away save their marriage? That seems to be the question of Amelia. So
many secrets and outside forces seem to get in the way of their success.
Where does the title of this book fit in with all the suspense? Whenever an important decision is to be
made, Amelia and Adam resort to the childhood hand game. They usually know what the results will be,
but still play the game.
Find yourself some alone time and curl up with this amazing story and see if you can sort it all out.
By Terry Miller
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Fairwayers Golf Schedule
Road Trip
Feb 28 afternoon Victoria Hills Mon 1 pm
Mar 1 LPGA International Tues 7:30 am (Jones)
Mar 1 LPGA International Tues 1 pm (Hills)
Mar 2 Red Tail Wed 7:30 am
Mar 2 Deltona Club Wed 1 pm
Mar 2 White Heron Wed 9:30 am
Mar 3 Legends of Clermont Thurs 9:10 am
Mar 7 Providence Mon 8:30 am
Mar 9 Spring Scramble Wed
White Heron 8:30 am
Mar 10 Lake Wales CC Thurs 9:30 am
Mar 14 OMNI National Mon 8:30 am
Mar 16 White Heron Wed 9:30 am
Mar 21 Dubsdread Mon 9:30 am
Mar 23 White Heron Wed 9:30 am
Mar 25 Solivita Oaks Fri 8:30 am
Mar 28 Solivita Cypress Mon 8:30 am
Mar 30 White Heron Wed 9:30 am
Mar 31 Highlands Reserve 8:30 am
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Club News
Wandering Webbers Do you have a trip you’d like to present?
We are especially looking for trip suggestions
Wandering Webbers will meet on Tuesday, for locations within Florida, the U.S. and
March 1st at 4:00 pm in the Montecito Canada.
Clubhouse ballroom when we’ll have a
representative from Celebrity Cruise Lines at Just fill out a trip suggestion form (available on
our meeting! the portal under Wandering Webbers) and
submit it to Cheryl Miller at
Trips with travel dates that are being developed c3miller@hotmail.com.
for 2022 include:
For more questions regarding Wandering
• San Antonio (April 2022) Webbers, please ask any of our officers:
• Greek Isles Cruise (May 2022)
• Mississippi River Cruise (late June 2022) • President – Joe Braun
(Almost Full!) • Vice President – Ken Lindberg
• Northern California bus tour (late June • Secretary – Ginny Neely
2022) • Treasurer – Lorraine Hansen
• Switzerland by train (July 2022) (Almost
Full!)
• Rocky Mountaineer – Vancouver to Calgary Come and have fun traveling
(August 2022) with your DWO friends!
• Celtic Highlights (September 2022)
• Iceland and the Northern Lights (late
September 2022) Pickled Webbers
• Biltmore Estates (November 2022)
Have you ever wondered what in the world
Trips planned for 2023 and beyond: those people were doing in the fenced area by
• South America – Chile to Argentina the clubhouse? Well, now is your chance to find
(January 2023) out.
• Spain and Portugal (Spring 2023) The Pickled Webbers will be hosting a
• Great Lakes Cruise – Summer 2023 Newcomer’s Clinic to teach the basics of
• Baltic cruise – August 2023 Pickleball.
• France – Viking Cruise- September 2023
• Holiday Markets Cruise on the Rhine River The clinics will be held March 14-16-18-21 and
– December 2023 23 from 5:00 - 6:30 pm on the Pickleball
• Egypt and Jordan and Jerusalem Early courts. The cost will be $10 per person with $5
2024 of that being used to pay your club dues for this
year.
Other trips suggested for 2023 and later
without dates or Trip Coordinators: We ask that you wear tennis or court shoes; no
street shoes, sandals, flip-flops or high heels
• Cities of Light Paris to Prague please.
• Norwegian Fjords
• Charleston and Savannah The clinics will be taught by Jim and Denise
• Canadian Maritimes Bellew with assistance from our club
• New England members. Space for this clinic is limited so sign
• Alaska up quickly to avoid being disappointed.
• Pacific Coast To sign up, contact Mark Stanley at
• Galapagos markstanley88@outlook.com.
• Hawaii
• Antarctica We hope to see you on the courts!
• Costa Rica
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Club News
Pennsylvania Club
The Pennsylvania Club attended the Silver
Spurs Rodeo at the Osceola Fairgrounds in
Kissimmee Saturday, February 19. Twenty Pa
Club members and friends were entertained by
professional rodeo riders in the oldest American
sport. Some members also visited the Osceola
County Fair which was included with the rodeo LUNCH PROVIDED BY THE TAILGATERS
ticket.
Joe and Judy Kemler and Jeff and Ginny Neely
hosted the Pa Club table at the Club Expo on
February 26—many thanks to them!!
Due to contract talks within Major League
Baseball, we are not yet scheduled for a spring
training game in Lakeland. Hopefully this
opportunity will present itself soon. If so, we will
attend a Tigers/Pirates and Tigers/Phillies game
in March.
Our next scheduled outing is dinner at Sakura
Japanese Steakhouse in Winter Haven on
Tuesday, March 15 at 5pm. Contact Bill
Spencer at wxspencer@icloud.com as soon as
possible if you want to attend—members and
prospective members are welcome. We will
have a brief meeting at Sakura.
Our next regular monthly meeting is Tuesday,
April 19 at 4pm at the Clubhouse.
Tailgaters Club
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Polk County Happenings
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Polk County Happenings
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Tavern News
The Tavern weekly entertainment is back in full swing! Check out the weekly schedule of Old School
Bingo, Tap TV Trivia and live entertainment on Friday night. And of course, don’t miss monthly
Team Trivia with Rob.
We are constantly updating the wine and beer
selections in an effort to offer excellent quality at
reasonable prices. Supply issues make that a
challenge; like to trying to do a puzzle where the
pieces keep moving! By the way, the Guinness
tap is flowing just in time for St Patrick’s Day and
the Byrne Brothers concert.
There are many changes to food offerings as we
streamline the kitchen process. This will allow our
volunteer cooks to get the food out quicker, offer
better quality and in the end offer our guests a
better experience.
As always, we can use more volunteers, especially in the kitchen. The streamlined menu makes the
job much easier than in the past. If you are interested in volunteering in the kitchen or the bar,
please contact anyone on the Tavern Committee or stop by and speak with a volunteer. It’s a great
way to meet people and give back to our community.
Tavern Committee:
• Lori Anderson
• Maureen Bishop
• Claudia Innes
• Ed Matejceck
• Kathy Worley
March 2022 31Del Webb Orlando Advertising
Del Webb Orlando is a 55+ Active Adult community in Davenport, Florida and we offer you the
opportunity to advertise your business in one (or more!) of our available advertising media to reach
our residents and guests.
The Breeze
Our monthly newsletter is published on our website and is available to all homeowners even if
they are not currently resident in Florida. Printed copies are available, in the Clubhouse, for
potential homeowners and real estate professionals.
TapTV
Our La Tapenade Tavern has the ability to present your advertisement and promote your
business on a rotating display in conjunction with our streaming trivia service. In addition, A link
to your business will be added to our website (delwebborlandoinfo.com) that is open to be
viewed by the public.
Event Sponsorship
You will have the choice of upcoming Lifestyle Events within Del Webb Orlando in accordance
with your chosen level of sponsorship.
For further information please contact: Lori Blake, Lifestyle Director
Lori.Blake1@fsresidential.com (863) 424-5050
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Set Off the Fireworks
Dance workshop at DWO
With a Certified Instructor, Hannah Pickard
ajsetaro2@gmail.com
Space is limited, register NOW!
March 2022 45Del Webb Orlando HOA
Questions about the HOA? Contact us today!
dwo.info@fsresidential.com (863) 424-5050
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