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February 2020 | Edition 218
NEWS AGE RESTRICTED
HOA OF THE YEAR
CAI Rocky Mountain Chapter
Photo by Joe Bachellor
www.heritageeaglebend.com CLUBHOUSE and STAFF
HERITAGE EAGLE BEND GOLF CLUB NEWS
AN AGE-RESTRICTED COMMUNITY is the official publication of Heritage Eagle Bend
Master Association, Inc. Published 12 times a year.
MASTER ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President: Steve Hungerford, 303-888-9884
Deadline for submission of articles is the 8th of each month.
SHungerfordheb@comcast.net
Contact Diane Langley at DLangley@heritageeaglebend.com
Vice President: Jan Heffernan, 303-594-5783
or 720-235-1826
JanHeffheb@gmail.com
All contents copyright Heritage Eagle Bend Master Association, Inc.,
Secretary: Rick Matteson, 720-955-7757
or other copyright holders.
RaMattesonjr@comcast.net
Treasurer: Phil Chipouras, 303-489-1743
ChipourasHEB@gmail.com
CLUBHOUSE
Director: Gerry Sandberg, 720-638-0676
303-693-7788 fax 720-235-1803
GSandbergheb@gmail.com
www.heritageeaglebend.com
Director: Donna Musciano, 303-570-4287
Donna.Muscianoheb@gmail.com
WELCOME DESK
Director: Jeff Uscier, 303-680-9858
Ext. 120 and 119
Jeffheb2@outlook.com
welcomedesk@heritageeaglebend.com
Village President: Valerie Ness, 303-362-4613
The Welcome Desk is open daily from 7am-8pm
ValerieNess@comcast.net
Traditions President: Thom Dorr, 303-349-6924 The operational hours at the Welcome Desk provide an excellent
Thomas-Dorr@comcast.net opportunity to ensure you do not miss out on purchasing tickets
for the variety of fun events carried out at the Clubhouse, as well as the
opportunity to sign-up for the many Landscaping Services available.
HERITAGE EAGLE BEND GOLF CLUB STAFF
Administrative Office 720-235-1888 Eagles Nest Restaurant Reservations
Gene Blum, General Manager ext. 121 Welcome Desk 303-693-7788 ext. 120
GBlum@heritageeaglebend.com
Diane Langley, Community Manager ext. 126 UPDATED HOURS
DLangley@heritageeaglebend.com Hours of operation and menu selection is subject to change
Laura Miranowski, Assistant Community Mgr ext. 131
Mondays
LMiranowski@heritageeaglebend.com
Eagle’s Nest Restaurant closed Mondays in February
Jennifer Jarsen, Administrative Assistant ext. 127
Tuesday – Saturday
JJarsen@heritageeaglebend.com
Breakfast 8am – 11am
Cynda Cox, Controller ext. 124
Lunch 11am – 4pm • Dinner 4pm – 8pm
CCox@heritageeaglebend.com
Bar Open till 9pm
Diamond Afework, Accounting Assistant ext. 143
DAfework@heritageeaglebend.com Sundays
Breakfast 8-12pm Lunch 12-2pm Bar open til 4pm
Clubhouse 303-693-7788
Bar open till 4pm
Jason Franke, Head Golf Professional ext. 113
JFranke@heritageeaglebend.com Snack bar in the Eagles Nest Restaurant
Jennifer Stoneking, is always open when the golf course is open.
Dir of Sales & Catering and Clubhouse Services ext. 122 First tee time at 9am
JStoneking@heritageeaglebend.com
Elmir Lukac, Director of Food and Beverage ext. 144 Golf Shop hours of 10am-3pm
ELukac@heritageeaglebend.com if the course is closed due to snow.
Calan Olson, Facility Manager ext. 146
COlson@heritageeaglebend.com
Jeff Lambert, Director of Marketing ext. 157
JLambert@heritageeaglebend.com Golf Shop 303-400-6700
Randy Heltsley, Chef ext. 123
RHeltsley@heritageeaglebend.com Roe Sherbert, Superintendent ext. 151
RSherbert@heritageeaglebend.com
Linda Thompson, Landscape Admin ext. 152
Turf@heritageeaglebend.com
HOA Billing / Status Letters / Ledgers
Landscape and Snow Services
Kristen Kennedy, 720-974-4189
Please call Linda at 720-235-1852
KKennedy@msihoa.com
or turf@heritageeaglebend.com
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HERITAGE EAGLE BEND GOLF CLUB www.heritageeaglebend.com
IN THIS ISSUE UPCOMING MEETINGS
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Architectural Advisory Committee
CLUBHOUSE AND STAFF 2 Monday, February 17th, at 3:00 pm, Call Welcome Desk
HERITAGE EAGLE BEND GOLF CLUB 3 Emergency Preparedness Committee
No February Meeting
BOARD ROOM 4
COMMITTEE INFO 9 Facilities and Grounds Committee
Thursday, February 13th, at 3:00 pm, Call Welcome Desk
EVENTS 10
Financial Advisory Committee
CLUBS AND GROUPS / SUB-COMMITTEES 13 Thursday, February 20th, at 2:00 pm, Call Welcome Desk
SPORTS CORNER 20 Golf Committee
SERVICE DIRECTORY 23 Thursday, February 13th, at 11:00 am, Call Welcome Desk
UPCOMING EVENTS 44 Legal and Compliance Committee
Wednesday, February 19th, at 2:30 pm, Call Welcome Desk
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Master Board Meeting
Thursday, February 27th, at 2:00 pm, Antero Room
Master Board Work Session
VISION STATEMENT Wednesday, February 12th, at 2:00 pm, Windom Room
HERITAGE EAGLE BEND GOLF CLUB
will be recognized as a premier If you change your meeting time and date, be sure to notify
age-restricted community in Colorado. Diane Langley at DLangley@heritageeaglebend.com
MISSION *Notices presented in this publication are intended for legal and
Preserve and enhance the value of our community informational purposes and cannot be used as a platform for
by operating and maintaining particular religious, political or philosophical points of view.
our common elements and offering services Management reserves the right
to standards that support our vision. to make editorial decisions on content.
Inclusion of any advertisement in this magazine shall
not be deemed to be an endorsement of the advertiser
by the Master Association.
Check out the new website at www.heritageeaglebend.com
Also create your log-in to get to the Resident Only side of the website.
Questions, contact Jeff Lambert
JLambert@heritageeaglebend.com 720-235-1857 ext 157
Facebook.com/heritageeaglebend Twitter.com/heritageeb Instagram.com/heritageeaglebendgolfclub
RESIDENTS
You can access a great deal of information on the Resident-Only side of the website.
Please get logged in and view all the Documents located there!
Financials, minutes, governing documents, forms, the Directory etc! Contact Jeff Lambert!
IMPORTANT IF YOU ARE REFINANCING OR SELLING! 3
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President’s Message General Manager’s Message Gene Blum,
by Steve Hungerford, President of Master Board General Manager
A I
pplications to run for a seat t may be cold outside,
but that doesn’t mean
on the Board of Directors you have to hibernate this
team are due February winter! I would like to invite
21st. We hope you will give serious everyone who is spending the
consideration to joining our team. winter with us in Colorado
It provides the chance to “have to come up to the beautifully
a seat at the table” to affect the remodeled Clubhouse
decision-making process in setting and Restaurant and take
the direction for the community. advantage of everything it has
While we have a very competent to offer.
and capable Management Team to
make the day-to-day operational Executive Chef Randy
Heltsley will launch new lunch and dinner items on the
decisions, the Board is charged with setting the strategic course to menus in February, from new pasta dishes, to the return of
achieve our Mission Statement objectives: the Colorado Rack of Lamb, and new salads. We can’t wait
for you to come into the Eagle’s Nest to try them out. Also,
“Preserve and enhance the value of our community by operating look for daily dinner specials in the eblasts.
and maintaining our common elements and offering services to
standards that support our vision.” On top of the delicious food in the Restaurant, we have many
big events at the Clubhouse! We kick off February with Live
We are elected for three-year terms and are limited to two, Music in the Eagle’s Nest on the 4th. Just one of many live
three-year terms. Each Board member is elected as an at-large music nights we are bringing you. The Oscars come to the
Director representing the interests of the whole community. This Club on February 9th! Watch the Oscars live on the Big
is a very exciting time to join our team. The recently completed Screen in the Antero Room and pick your favorites to win.
You’re invited to show off your Hollywood look and celebrate
Repurposing Project, while too early to tell the long-term impact, Tinseltown’s biggest night during this Red-Carpet event. On
shows signs of a significant “bump” in Clubhouse utilization February 14th, bring your sweetie up for Valentine’s Night!
by residents and guests alike. It’s tougher and tougher to be a It’s a little different this year. You can enjoy a wonderful three
“walk-in” diner in the evening and get a table in the Eagle’s Nest, course Valentine’s Dinner including a champagne toast and
quickly. It continues to get busier and busier and the feedback more in the Eagle’s Nest and then scoot over to the Antero
we receive is the food has never been better. Our activity rooms Room to dance the night away with HEBGC’s very own Hot
are being utilized more and more each week by CAL classes and Flash. If you would rather just go to the concert, you can
games of all types and group sizes. In short, the community is do that too, and it includes dessert and coffee! We end the
abuzz with excitement and high energy. Our experience shows month with the always popular Trivia night on the 26th and
there will be no shortage of ideas and suggestions coming that will encourage you to make your dinner reservations at sign up.
keep the Board busy.
As we get farther into 2020, I want to invite you to book
any events or family celebrations in the beautiful Clubhouse.
This year there will be two Whether they be weddings, anniversaries, retirement parties,
seats open. As of this writing, birthday parties, you name it. Sales and Catering Director,
at least one of those seats will Jennifer Stoneking, is waiting for your email or phone
not be contested by an existing call and looks forward to helping you plan your event and
Board Member. We need strong 2020The
impress your guests. Candidates Needed!
year is booking up fast now that the
leadership to replace this position Clubhouse renovations are done, so don’t miss out!
and continue moving us forward. Interested in running for a seat on
If you, or one of your neighbors, We all know our HEBGC members
the Master are an active bunch
Board?
want to be that person, reach out to and there’s so much to do around the Clubhouse and
Community. I invite all our members to keep up-to-date by
a current Board Member. We’d love Get your application from the
reading the eblasts and monthly newsletter to learn about all
to sit down with you to answer any Admin Office
the activities and events thatbyare
contacting Diane
coming up. We love seeing
questions you may have or address the perceived time impacts or at DLangley@heritageeaglebend.
everyone enjoying the use of the Clubhouse, and we’re so
any other concerns you may not understand. Speaking personally, proud of all the hard work that comwas put into the remodeling
it has exceeded all my expectations for being able to “give back” to project and how incredible it turned out. I look forward to
this wonderful community for all that it has given to me since the seeing you at Wethe look forward
Clubhouse toaround
and hearingthe
from
Community.
day we moved in, almost 10 years ago. I hope you will want to be Here’s to another prosperousyou! year at Heritage Eagle Bend
a part of our team and help us keep Heritage Eagle Bend as the Golf Club!
premier age-restricted community in all of Colorado!
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Traits of Good Board Members WE WANT YOU!
Do you have what it takes to be a good board
member? Chances are you do.
2020 Master Board of Directors Election –
Looking for Candidates!
If you have a mix of some of the following traits and
skills, consider running for a seat on the board. We’d
love to have you. Interested Candidates: The 2020 election for two (2) seats will take place
in April. Each term will be for three (3) years. A prospective candidate must
RESPECT. If you can give others respect and own a home in Heritage Eagle Bend, be on the deed, and
expect it in return, you can help keep board
their HOA account must be / remain current.
discussions civil, productive and on point. We’re
looking for people who can lead by consensus, Applications will be available at the Administration Building (not the Clubhouse)
not by command. or by an email request to Diane Langley, Community Manager.
GOOD LISTENING. People want to be DLangley@heritiageeaglebend.com
heard. Can you listen to board members and
residents with sincere interest? You may have a Candidates may submit their applications, a brief biography
few ideas of your own, but everyone benefits by (not to exceed 250 words) and a color photo / headshot.
sharing and discussing.
THICK SKIN. Sometimes, residents—
even other board members—can be mean
and insulting. Are you good at turning a Deadline for submitting applications is February 21, 2020
conversation around and finding out what’s Deadline for submitting bios and photos is March 6, 2020
really bothering people?
◀
EGOS ASIDE. If you can give others credit, Any application received after February 21, 2020,
the board will operate better as a team. will not be accepted. After this date, anyone interested in
AGENDA ASIDE. Members who come to running for the board would be a write-in candidate and will not
the board looking to help only themselves are be in the newsletter, e-blasts, or on the ballots.
a problem. A board is more productive when
members don’t have a personal punch list. Are
you able to look after the community, not just
your own interests? Are you willing to compromise?
Candidate Forums PLEASE ATTEND
SKILL. An association is a business. So having board members with accounting, Monday, March 9th, 2020 • 6:00 pm
organizational behavior and team building backgrounds can help. Someone with
a financial background, for example, might make for a good treasurer. Antero Room, Clubhouse
OR
The ideal board comprises a mix of management styles, professional skills and
temperaments. If you know people with some of these traits or relevant skills, Monday, March 16th, 2020 • 6:00pm
ask them if they’d be interested in joining the board. Some people don’t think about Antero Room, Clubhouse
running for a seat unless asked.
You don’t have to know everything when you join, but you should be familiar with
the governing documents and the responsibilities of the job. Fellow board members
and managers can help you with the transition and train you on board responsibilities, MASTER BOARD
current work, projects and hot issues. ELECTION
Leaders can come from different places and backgrounds. There’s no one mode that
fits all. Share your knowledge and passion with the community. April 6 - April 17,
If you’re interested, email Diane Langley at DLangley@heritageeaglebend.com. 2020
She’ll guide you through the process and answer any questions you may have.
Please update your Emails with the Admin Office at 720.235.1827
or email JJarsen@heritageeaglebend.com
This will be important for the Election! 5
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Traditions Talking by Thom Dorr, President of Traditions Eagle Bend HOA BOARD ROOM
Financials
Traditions Talking by Thom Dorr, President of Traditions Eagle Bend HOA
INCOME STATEMENTS (UNAUDITED)
T
Traditions Eagle Bend Homeowners Association
he operating results (subject
to audit) for November 2019 INCOME STATEMENTS
YTD November 2019
YTD are complete. The net TRADITIONS EAGLE BEND HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. • YTD NOVEMBER 2019
result is unfavorable to the operating Operations Reserve
budget by $126,657 due almost Actual Budget Actual Actual Budget Actual
entirely to the large number of snow 2019 2019 2018 2019 2019 2018
pushes incurred this year. All other
operating expenses are within the Total Revenues $ 516,408 $ 515,139 $ 498,896 $ 227,917 $ 221,788 $ 210,388
2019 budget parameters. Year to
Total Expenses 666,471 538,545 463,048 140,563 123,000 85,564
date reserve expenses are slightly
over budget due a large number of
Excess (Deficiency) of Revenues
insurance deductible reimbursements Over Expenses $ (150,063) $ (23,406) $ 35,847 $ 87,354 $ 98,788 $ 124,824
as a result of hail storms earlier
this year. So far this year we have
The operating results (subject to audit) for November 2019 YTD are complete. The net result is
approved 19 reimbursements to
homeowners which has saved the unfavorable to the operating budget by $126,657 due almost entirely to the large number of snow
pushes incurred
association about $400,000 in future roof replacement this year. All other operating expenses are within the 2019 budget parameters. Year to
costs.
date reserve expenses are slightly over budget due a large number of insurance deductible
Help! Unpredictable Expense Items
reimbursements as a result of hail storms earlier this year. So far this year we have approved 19
The most concerning expense items we face as HOA homeowners are those that we cannot control due to natural and environmental
events. A good example of this is the snow reimbursements
push expense wetohave homeowners which
experienced has2017.
since saved the
Anyassociation
HOA board about $400,000
would find itinhard
future
to roof
budget
snow push, irrigation (water), and landscape replacement
(turf, trees,costs.
shrub) expenses and we have found ourselves in that same predicament. What
can and do we do? We know there are ideas out there in the community that we would value knowing. Please participate in your
Traditions HOA community to help betterHelp! Unpredictable
the situation. Expense
Working withItems
your board and/or the Ad Hoc Committee this year and in the
future will help us all better control increasing costs.concerning
The most Contact any boarditems
expense member if you
we face are willing
as HOA to help.
homeowners are those that we cannot control due
to natural and environmental events. A good example of this is the snow push expense we have
Landscape experienced since 2017. Any HOA board would find it hard to budget snow push, irrigation (water), and
ArborScape will be trimming trees for building clearance and those trees on Buchanan, Mineral and Kettle for sidewalk and street
landscape (turf, trees, shrub) expenses and we have found ourselves in that same predicament. What
clearance sometime in February.
can and do we do? We know there are ideas out there in the community that we would value knowing.
Paint project – 2020 Please participate in your Traditions HOA community to help better the situation. Working with your
Homes on the Aurora Pkwy. side of East Canyon Pl., Addison
board and/or Way,Committee
the Ad Hoc Biloxi Ct.this
on year
are and in the future will help us all better control increasing
the schedule. Flashing of drip/splash boards on the above homes will be done prior to
costs. Contact any board member if you are willing to help. Hotline Number
painting. Activity usually begins in late April, weather permitting. Watch for emails
stating what to expect and your part in assisting a
Landscape
smooth, efficient process. Contact Jane Traditions & Village
Harris, 720.328.5762; jgh847@hotmail.com. 303.343.4011
ArborScape will be trimming trees for building clearance and those trees on Buchanan, Mineral and
Ad Hoc Committee – 2020 Kettle for sidewalk and street clearance sometime in February.
Homes on the Aurora Pkwy. side of East Canyon Pl., Addison Way, Biloxi Ct. on are
the schedule. Flashing of drip/splash boardsPaint project
on the above– 2020
homes will be done prior to
painting. Homesusually
Activity on the begins
Aurora in
Pkwy.
lateside of East
April, Canyon Pl., Addison Way, Biloxi Ct. on are the schedule.
weather
permitting. Watch for emails stating what to expectofand
Flashing your part
drip/splash in assisting
boards on the aabove homes will be done The
smooth, priornext quarterly meeting
to painting.
efficient process. Contact Jane Harris, 720.328.5762; jgh847@hotmail.com.
Activity usually begins in late April, weather permitting. Watch forofemails
the board
statingofwhat
directors
to expect and
Concrete Work (Front porch steps) with Traditions
your part in assisting a smooth, efficient process. Contact Jane Harris, 720.328.5762;
A few months ago, we queried the Traditions jgh847@hotmail.com.
homeowners regarding a group opportunity homeowners/residents will be
to revise front porch step design for safety purposes. Many responded and we do have you
on the list as interested participants. We are seeking interest from two or more concrete
April 21, 2020 at 5:30 PM
contractors to offer estimates and should have something to share in early spring. If you in the antero room.
are a homeowner interested in revising your front porch step(s), and have not yet let the
board know, send an email to thomas-dorr@comcast.net.
TRADITIONS HOMEOWNERS
SHOULD HAVE THEIR OWN FULL COVERAGE INSURANCE IN PLACE
Please note, if a previous homeowner or you had submitted an AAC form for paint colors that
ARE NOT in our current color book, we will work with you to find the closest color possible.
There is no deviation from our current color book.
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Village Voice by Valerie Ness
I
t is the 29th of December as this is written, and it snowed agent keeps a very
yesterday about 4-5 inches. That snowfall and resultant push close eye on different
will cost the 2019 budget about $25 thousand and officially providers and costs to
$150 thousand over budget for 2019. ensure we’re getting the The next meeting will be the
best rate possible. Annual / Election Meeting on
Presuming that might happen, and definitely not wanting to pay Tuesday,
those bills from the 2020 budget funds, the Village board voted Now on to the really
on 19 December to extend a line of credit based upon some of fun stuff. Your Villages april 28, 2020,
their invested funds. HOA Board will have at 5:30 pm
several openings come in the antero room
If snow could have been predicted for 2019, the monthly April. Among those at the clubhouse
assessments would have gone up $50 not just $30. Right now, openings is mine. I’ve
the budget is $150 thousand for 2020 snow. If snows continue been on the Board since
exceeding 3 – 4 inches for the remainder of the snow season, 2011 and in the role of
there may be consideration of the option of a Special Assessment President since 2015. HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!
for 2020. This is just one of the
Director positions of
In the past (2017 – 18) when there was little snow, actually the five on the Villages
drought conditions, all of the excess snow budget reverted Board, but it’s time for new blood, ideas, and energy.
back into our Snow Contingency fund in Reserves. This has
been substantially used up already in 2019, requiring the Line Please give some thought to volunteering for the Villages
of Credit. This LOC will only be used for 2019 snow and is Board of Directors. The Board is supportive, professional, and
expected to be paid back within 3-4 years. fun. No experience in irrigation systems, tree maintenance,
roof repair, budget management, contract negotiations, vendor
Regarding insurance for your Village home exterior, it includes relations, is required. Just the willingness to make the Villages
roofs, gutters, siding, etc. In California homeowners are HOA even better than it already is. If you are interested in
having a tough time getting insurance because of wildfires. In running for election to the Village Board, please contact the
Colorado it is hail and high winds that drive the costs and even Admin Office for a Candidate Application. Elections are in
though we’ve had NO CLAIMS in over 5 years, insurance is April at the Annual Meeting on Tuesday, April 28, 2020, at
going up almost $15 thousand. Right now, our deductible is 5:30 pm in the Antero Room at the Clubhouse.
5% of the value of your unit or about $50,000, so there will
be consideration of raising that deductible to lower the rate. Applications are due Monday, March 2, 2020.
Generally, the price for insurance doesn’t go down. The Villages We hope to hear from you!
PARKING IN THE VILLAGES
Cars in the Villages must be stored inside
the garage overnight.
There are no private driveways in the Villages,
only common and shared driveways.
Please be courteous of your neighbors!
Overflow parking may park at the Clubhouse 2020 Census Info
for 48 hours with a parking pass obtained Join us for a presentation with US Census Bureau Partnership
from the Welcome Desk. Specialist, Lee Ann Morning and the City of Aurora team
on February 4th, 2020 at 7 pm in The Antero Ballroom
Thank you! SNOW LINE: 303-343-3063:
RECORDING ABOUT THE SNOW PUSH PROCESS.
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SUMMARY TREASURER’S REPORT - NOVEMBER 2019
2019 OPERATIONS INCOME STATEMENT--UNAUDITED
HERITAGE EAGLE BEND
YTD November
Year to Date Annual Totals
2019 2019 2018 2019 2018
Actual Budget Actual Budget Actual
Revenues:
Golf $ 1,505,955 $ 1,667,341 $ 1,576,668 $ 1,692,172 $ 1,634,899
Food and beverage 1,329,656 1,181,383 1,457,224 1,337,018 1,623,222
HOA 3,015,620 3,085,995 2,863,678 3,361,554 3,117,160
Total revenues 5,851,230 5,934,719 5,897,570 6,390,745 6,375,281
Cost of Sales:
Food and beverage 489,341 438,641 511,835 494,684 568,445
Golf shop 87,610 102,621 94,896 113,102 105,304
Payroll and Benefits 2,766,873 2,769,508 2,898,278 3,011,185 3,117,158
Other Operating Expenses 2,430,635 2,590,704 2,509,997 2,742,589 2,678,626
Total Expenses 5,774,459 5,901,473 6,015,006 6,361,560 6,469,533
Net Operating Income (Loss) $ 76,772 $ 33,246 $ (117,436) $ 29,185 $ (94,252)
CASH FLOW AND BALANCES--UNAUDITED
Heritage Eagle Bend Master Association
YTD November 2019
Operating Funds Litigation Capital
Unrestricted Contingency Settlement Improvement Reserve Repurpose
and Available (Restricted) Fund Fund Fund Fund Total
Cash and Investments January 1, 2019 $ 686,289 $ 774,727 $ 797,877 $ 803,538 $ 2,746,054 $ - $ 5,808,485
Sources and (Uses) of Cash:
Transfers from Capital Improvements to Repurpose (700,000) 700,000 -
Loan from Contingency Fund to Repurpose (510,000) 510,000 -
Loan from Litigation Fund to Repurpose (650,000) 650,000 -
Loan from Reserve Fund to Repurpose (700,000) 700,000 -
(Deficiency) Excess of Revenues Over Expenses 76,772 5,691 4,329 248,058 1,380,967 4,919 1,720,737
(Increase) Decrease in Working Capital 189,871 - - (5,147) 24,266 157,749 366,738
Reserve Expenditures - - - - (1,387,254) - (1,387,254)
Repurpose Expenditures (2,655,870) (2,655,870)
Homeowner Contributed Capital - - - 65,733 - - 65,733
Net Increase (Decrease) in Cash and Investments 266,643 (504,309) (645,671) (391,356) (682,021) 66,798 (1,889,915)
Cash and Investments November 30, 2019 $ 952,932 $ 270,418 $ 152,206 $ 412,182 $ 2,064,034 $ 66,798 $ 3,918,570
SENIORS’ RESOURCE CENTER OFFERING CALL BETWEEN
FREE RIDE SERVICE FOR SENIORS 8am – 4pm Monday – Friday
at least three business days in advance for personal
Arapahoe County is partnering with the Seniors’ Resource Center to and seven business days for medical
provide free transport for seniors for residents 60 years and older. in advance of when a ride is needed.
Donations are encouraged and appreciated. When you call, please provide your name,
pick-up address, time of appointment and
Please call 303.235.6972 to make a reservation. emergency contact numbers.
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Should You Go to the Emergency Room, call 911, go to an Urgent Care or a Walk-In Clinic?
from Bill Weinstein, MD for the Emergency Preparedness Committee HEBGC
All too often, illness or injury appears out of the blue: You wake up in the middle of the night with intense abdominal or chest
pain, you have weakness or shortness of breath or you fall down.
When these situations occur, we’re often faced with uncertainty about where to go for care, especially if the symptoms seem severe
and your regular doctor’s office is closed. While the answer is not always simple, knowing the difference between walk-in clinics,
urgent care, emergency care or 911 and where to seek treatment could save your life in a medical emergency. There are distinct
differences between these facilities.
Urgent care or walk-in clinics help fill a vital gap when you become sick or injured, your regular doctor is not available, and you
can’t wait for an appointment. Walk-in clinics offer convenient same-day care for minor
illnesses e.g. mild flu-like symptoms, cough, congestion, sore throat or ears, eye redness
painful urination or rashes without fever. Urgent care centers can treat vomiting or OLD TIMER
persistent diarrhea, mild abdominal pain, wheezing, dehydration or flu-like symptoms by John H. Buck
if you don’t quite need an emergency room. Dispatch Health (720-647-5329 or
website) has qualified practitioners who can provide in-home urgent treatment for most
conditions covered in urgent care and they accept most major health insurances 7 days a
week 7 am to 10 pm (check with your insurer.)
Emergency rooms are available when life or limb are at risk. The staff is ready 24/7 and
can treat chest pain, difficulty breathing, weakness on one side of your body or face,
slurred speech, fainting/change in mental state, serious burns, head or eye injuries,
concussions, confusion, seizures or significant injuries or bleeding. There are 3 ER
facilities near HEBGC: Saddle Rock off of Gartrell at E470, Southlands ER and St.
Joseph ER near Southlands. Each has contracts with various insurance companies – Decades have witnessed you,
check with your insurer before you get sick. as you meandered through their years.
You were an outwardly distant participant,
When to call 911 guided by a mystical inward compass.
Even if it is clear that you or your loved one needs emergency care, you may be unsure
whether to drive yourself to a nearby emergency room or call 911. Many people are Your life twinkles in your eyes,
nervous about calling 911, but it’s better to be safe than sorry. You should never drive as your gait slowly journeys you forward.
yourself if you are having severe chest pain or severe bleeding, if you feel like you might A beard prospers in ravines of wisdom,
faint or if your vision is impaired. When in doubt, please call 911 — what matters symbolically masking life’s unfairness.
most is that you can get to an emergency room quickly and safely. For certain medical
emergencies such as a heart attack or stroke, calling 911 for an ambulance is always Your sins faded as you touched us,
the right decision. This is because paramedics often can begin delivering life-saving with a knowing felt, but unheard.
treatment on the way to the hospital. You eased through our hearts,
as we hid in souls lost to reality.
have you seen the
trivia new fitness room? Your sunrises soothed many lives,
giving others peaceful remembrance.
wednesday, February 26, 2020 Check with your doctor, You are now a sunset,
expanding, silently, for us to share.
6:30pm set your goals
and visit today! You have given life, Old Timer,
trivia sign-up to so many.
With an unspoken love,
Tuesday, February 4, 2020 gently given, gently received.
8:00am
The horizon awaits you, as we did.
Next trivia date Settle peacefully,
March 24, 2020 into your next sunrise.
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2020 VALENTINES MENU
Grilled tomato & asparagus salad with
Haystack goat cheese filo crowns,
roasted red pepper, candied pine nuts,
tossed with arcadian mixed greens
in a fresh basil vinaigrette
or BLOOD DRIVES
Lobster Bisque with tarragon, served with fresh puff pastry SAVE THE DATES:
Entrée’s include choice of scented jasmine rice or Boursin Our 6 drives (all Fridays, from 8:30 – 2:00)
Yukon mashed potato in 2020 will be held on:
Pan seared Skuna Bay Salmon with Roasted corn & February 21, April 17, June 12, August 14,
jumbo lump crab beurre blanc & Grilled asparagus October 9 and December 4
or
Maple Leaf Duck 2 ways, Duck breast seared medium rare,
with pomegranate molasses glaze & seasoned Duck confit
TEXAS HOLD ‘EM
★
& caramelized Vidalia onion wrapped in a savory crepe.
Served with grilled asparagus
or OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS
Angus Beef Filet with Jumbo prawns, with herb cognac
peppercorn cream. Served with Grilled asparagus
Sign-in is at 5:30 pm
Cards fly at 6:00 pm
Lemon Blueberry Mascarpone cake with a wild berry sorbet
or
February 26
Flourless Chocolate cake A La Mode March 25 • April 22
May 27 • June 24
July 22 • August 26
September 23 • October 28
bingo November 18 • December 16
thursday, February 6, 2020 Questions: Call either
7pm - 9pm Barb Sachetti 303.917.4379 or
Jim Martindale 303.349.3293
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OSCAR'S PARTY MENU
Boston Green Salad with bacon, blue cheese,
cucumber, pickled Bermuda onions, tomato
& a Peach, white balsamic dressing
Loch Etive Steelhead Ocean Trout with a
Meyer Lemon & Caper butter with Peruvian
purple potato hash & wilted spinach
or
Cast Iron seared Prime Hanger steak
Oscar style with Crab, Asparagus &
Chive Hollandaise with Herb roasted
creamer potato
Brandy Alexander with Assorted Biscotti
HERITAGE EAGLE BEND GOLF CLUB
SATURDAY, MAY 2, 2020 • 7AM – 12PM
Preventive Health Screenings help you stay healthier longer, so take the first step
and attend a 9Health Fair. Access affordable and free health screenings and
start building good habits along your health journey.
Taking this simple and healthy step not only benefits you but also your loved ones.
VOLUNTEER INTEREST, CONTACT:
Medical Coordinators
Phyllis Matthews (303) 761-7812 • Carolyn North (720) 870-8989
Non-Medical Coordinators
Sharon Anderson (303) 284-2816 • Barbara Sachetti (303) 917-4379
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HEBGC Community's Amazing Blood the extra effort!) Our
Drive Results for 2019; blood donations helped PLEASE MARK YOUR CALENDARS.
enhance/save the
Goal and Schedule for 2020! lives of up to 1,110
by Clinton Smythe and June Goddard Our six drives
patients-in-need! In
2020, Vitalant’s goal (all Fridays, from 8:30 – 2:00)
A
very commendable job at our December 6 drive in-spite for our Community is in 2020 will be held on:
of many cancelations due to colds and coughs! Vitalant a total of 366 units, or
collected a total of 56 units from our donors that helped up an average of 61 units/ February 21, April 17, June 12,
to 168 patients-in-need! Many thanks from Vitalant and us, to all drive. A huge thank- August 14, October 9
our donors for your most generous Gifts of Life. Congratulations go you to all our generous, and December 4.
to our donors who are pictured. life-saving donors.
With your continued
Not pictured in this issue: support and generosity,
• Doug Rudig – 1 gallon we hope to exceed that goal!
• Brenda Martin – 7 gallons
• Rand Frederic – 10 gallons According to Vitalant, only 4% of Coloradans donate blood. As
a guideline, 4% of HEBGC's population of approximately 2,400
They continue time-after-time to give their time and very personal residents is 96 donors per drive. That number is a tall order, but
gift. Welcome to three first time donors and to eight walk-in donors, ultimately, a goal for which we can strive a bit at a time. At present,
some of whom responded to our appeal on Nextdoor for blood our 6-bed blood drives can accommodate a maximum of 99
donations. donors/drive. The drives remain a challenge to fill in winter with
Barb Cahill was the lucky draw for dinner-for-two at The Eagles approximately 25% of our snowbird residents leaving. Our best
Nest Restaurant. After each blood drive, there will be another drive to date was on June 12, 2015, with 77 units donated, so we
drawing for a dinner-for-two certificate. know we can improve! Our drives continue to attract new donors,
which is very encouraging and most important. In 2019, we had ten
For our 1st blood drive in 2020 (Friday, February 21), please call 1st time donors!
June at 303-549-9739. We welcome all walk-in donors. For any of Another big thank-you!
our donors who are planning to get a Shingles shot (a very good idea),
be sure to have it more than 30 days before the drive; otherwise Vitalant On behalf of Vitalant, we are very proud of our HEBGC community
will defer you from donating. and our Nextdoor neighbors, and look forward to your continued
support. Wishing you the best of Health and Happiness in 2020!
Congratulations again, HEBGC Community! While Vitalant’s goal
for us in 2019 was 352 units, we
donated a total of 370 units of
blood or an average of 62 units/
drive. (Our total includes 27 units
from our donors who donated blood,
plasma or platelets on behalf of
HEBGC at the Parker, Highlands
Ranch or Lowry Blood Centers;
a special thank-you for making
Ron Lee - 5 gallons David Kerr - 5 gallons Helen Louwagie - 1 gallon Pam Johnson - 5 gallons
Special message from Clint Smythe –
By now, more of you will have heard that Toni and I are moving to Las Cruces, NM and away from our wonderful and treasured friends
at HEBGC after living here for almost 13 years. This was certainly not planned, and just happened; perhaps something that was meant
to be! Our younger daughter and son-in-law moved from Flagstaff to Las Cruces last May. We decided that this was an opportunity
for us to spend some of the winter and spring months away in warmer pastures. We celebrated a wonderful week in LC with them over
Thanksgiving. The afternoon before our next-day flight home, Lindsay drove Toni by a small housing development near NMSU to check it
out (about 10 minutes away from their home). One house stood out from the others! We met the realtor the next morning (before heading
to El Paso), and had a tour of the 10-year old house. You can imagine I was not expecting to be impressed at all, let alone the thought of
moving, but it was truly love at first sight for both of us. So, we have bought in LC and are selling here, with plans to escape the summer
heat in LC and to appreciate the milder weather here in beautiful CO, enjoy our older daughter, Nicole, son-in-law, and two grandchildren,
and keep in touch with you. You may see me at an HEBGC Community blood drive or two! You will agree with me that June has done a
tremendous job of leading our very successful blood drives these past three years (Vitalant’s Sarah Miller and her blood drive staff are tireless
and are much appreciated), and I am sure with your continued and dedicated blood donation support, that HEBGC will continue to be one
of Vitalant’s premier Community Blood Drive Hosts in the years to come. We could not have been successful without the superb support of
HEBGC’s management, leadership and behind the scenes staff who helped make it all work. It has been my pleasure and privilege to
live and serve in our community with such amazing and talented friends! Thank you so much; I am going to miss you.
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Aquacise Cardio Rock Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 10:00 - 10:45 am
Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:30am - 9:30ish If you love to dance and would like to be part of an enjoyable 45 minute,
Join us for a fun exercise time. We have 3 residents who lead us. Move at your group workout session, come join us in the Antero Room. $5 drop-in. Contact
own speed.We enjoy breakfast together once a month for whoever is available. Jenny for more information at (303) 229-8165, or jjenmoss@comcast.net. The
Questions: Sue McNaughton 720.870.1156 clubhouse room schedule changes often. Get on Jenny’s mailing list so she can
send you the latest information regarding dates and room location of classes.
“Aquacize” à “Aquacise” classes in the pool are held every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday from 10:30 to 11:30. This is a vigorous but fun water Center for Active Learning – CAL
workout using water weights and noodles to exercise and strengthen the core, Opportunities for learning, teaching, creativity and fun for all residents. Three
along with every muscle and joint in the body. terms September through May. Information in HEB Newsletter and Eblasts.
Send inquiries to: cal@calforheb.com. Or see CAL page on HEB Member
Thursday 8:30 to 9:30am for a great aerobic workout join Nancy O’Brien. website under Lifestyle.
Nancy has been teaching water aerobics and group fitness for 6 years. Church - Eagle Bend Community Every Sunday, 10:00 am
She is a certified water instructor as well as a fitness and personal trainer. Call Bruce Minor, Pastor, 303-757-1455
CPR certified.
Crazy Quilters 3rd Saturday, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Tuesday and Thursday 9:30-10:30 led by Lynda Shirk 303-406-8525 We always welcome new residents. We will be meeting on the 3rd Saturday of each
month from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm in the HEBGC Clubhouse Craft Room.
Art - HEBGC Vickie Pervich: 303-771-6342 • vickiepervich@gmail.com
For anyone interested in creative arts, please contact
Audrey Ledgerwood, 303-263-0921 or hebartclub@gmail.com Cribbage Club - HEBGC
Every Tuesday afternoon
Beginner Line Dance Classes! First Tuesday - monthly tournament from 2:00 – 5:00 and
Thursdays (Contact Jenny Moss for dates) we charge $5 for prizes. Other Tuesdays, social cribbage from 3:00 – 5:00 PM
Kick up your heels and join in the fun! Learn the latest line dances and hold and there is no fee. No signup is required. Just drop in and enjoy socializing
your own on any country/western dance floor after a few instructions. Bonus with your neighbors. New players are always welcome. Easy game to learn and
#1 - no partner necessary. Bonus #2 - every class is beginner instruction, not a training provided. For more information, contact Larry Place at 303-617-5419
continuation. Bonus #3 - it’s an hour of easy, low impact exercise. or lj_place@msn.com
Bonus #4 - $5.00 per drop-in class. Contact Jenny Moss, (303) 229-8165, Dominoes - Mexican Train Every Thursday, 6:00 pm
jjenmoss@comcast.net Questions; call Lois Keller 720-870-5733.
Bible Study - Evening 1st & 3rd Tuesdays, 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm Mah Jong
in the Humboldt Room. Tuesday Afternoons
This group loves to get together to study the Bible, pray for each other, and Margie Tobin 720.875.0172 mltobin2@comcast.net
enjoy great fellowship, food, and fun! So if that sounds good to you, please Wednesday Mornings
make plans to join us! Call Jan, 303-994-0878 or Jim Baller, Jan Munholland 303.693.1013 Cruisermom913@aol.com
303-994-0877 to sign up! Wednesdays 6-9 pm
Judi Braunstein, 303.537.4172
Book Club 3rd Thursday, 7:00 pm Fridays 12:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Men and women who like a variety of genre are welcome to join in our Peggy Calhoun 303.746.8190 peggycalhoun5306@gmail.com
book discussions!
Pickleball Club (check the HEBGC website under COURT SPORTS)
Bridge - Duplicate Every Wednesday, 5:45 pm - 9:00 pm Please join us for one of the fastest growing sports in the country! Pickleball
Fee: $2 per person for prizes and supplies. Reservations are required! is a mixture of badminton, table tennis, and tennis. We welcome all skill
John Posluszny: 303-971-0540 or 720-454-3969 and JPOZ4842@msn.com levels. We have beginning/novice, intermediate, and advanced play. See our
website for current play times. We play all year, weather and court conditions
Bridge - Ladies’ Mondays, 12:30 pm - 3:30 pm permitting. We have 3 standalone courts with permanent nets. For more
$1 for prizes. Please call first. We have six tables of regular players and always information, please contact Laird Thornton @ 303.748.6364
need substitutes. Samie Quick, 303-699-0840. HOPE TO SEE YOU ON THE COURTS THIS YEAR!
Bridge - Relax and Laugh Tuesdays, 8:45 am to 11:00 am - No fees Pickleball Club (check the HEBGC website under COURT SPORTS)
This non competitive bridge group is for those who want to get back to a really Please join us for one of the fastest growing sports in the country! Pickleball is
fun, thinking game. We meet each week in our Clubhouse. a mixture of badminton, table tennis, and tennis. We welcome all skill levels.
For more Information call Kathy Taylor, 720-205-2920, We have beginning/novice, intermediate, and advanced play. See our website
Carrie Sharp, 720-479-8414, or Gloria Sankel, 720-870-7776. for current play times.
Bridge - Partner Thursday, 8:45 am - noon Personal Fitness Training and Classes
This club meets each week at the Clubhouse. Each person pays $1 for that New Directions Personal Training is the only personal training service
day's prizes. You and your partner must sign up each week in our notebook contracted to help HEB residents become more fit and healthier since 2001.
that is kept at the Welcome Desk. For more information email either Alice We offer one-on-one and small group training, and on-going group fitness
Edwards, ae5@aol.com, or Mary Jo Kranz at mjkranz827@gmail.com class at HEB. Julie Martin and Calisse Weidner are the highly experienced and
certified trainers that will help you meet your fitness, wellness and nutrition
Busy Bloomers Garden Committee goals at HEB. Please contact Stacy Montgomery, owner, at 303-898-5945 or
3rd Monday, 10 am at the HEBGC Clubhouse stacy@newdirectionspt.com for more information or to schedule a session.
Enjoy gardening in Colorado! Informative, stimulating agenda
to benefit members and our HEB community - special guest speakers, unique Group Strength Training Classes:
tours, lively projects, worthwhile fundraisers. Monday & Wednesday at 5pm • Tuesday & Thursday at 7am
Come join us and experience the social fun in gardening!
Maryellen Comeau, 630.890.9100 Poker Every Tuesday, 6:00 pm
Rummy-O/Rummikub
Canasta "Hand and Foot" 2nd & 4th Thursday, 12:30 pm - 3:30 pm Every Sunday, 2pm Room to be posted.
Drop-ins welcome. Contact Melissa Bryson 303.952.9249 or Beginners are welcome. We don’t keep score.
mfrommie2@yahoo.com. Contact: Schuller.Cynthia@gmail.com for any questions
Car Club 2nd Saturday, 9 am at the Clubhouse Singles Second Thursday, 4:45 pm Join the EB singles group for friendship,
Informal meeting of guys and girls who enjoy seeing and discussing the cars of social activities, and support. Visit heritageeaglebend.com/Lifestyle/
our youth. Organizers of the HEBGC Summer Car Show. No dues. No rules.
Just Fun. No meeting in February. Resumes March 14th.
Clubs/Eagle Bend Singles Club for info or contact Joyce Trivieri, 13
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Stitch & Chat 2nd and 4th Wednesday, 9:30am The Chavurah
Call for info ~ Lois Ragland 303-690-5049 The HEBGC Chavurah invites you to join our Circle of
Strength Training - Group Tuesdays/Thursdays, 7:00 am Friends, a Jewish-oriented social group here at HEBGC.
Join certified personal trainers for a group fitness class. The word Chavurah is a Hebrew word which means "circle
Mondays/Wednesday, 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm of friends. " We welcome anyone interested in participating
Learn a variety of exercises using machines and free weights that will help
improve muscle strength and flexibility. Price is $64-$72 per month in traditional and social Jewish activities. We meet monthly
(based on number of classes held per month) Stacy Montgomery, in a different member's home or we meet to participate in a
303-898-5945. planned activity.
Tennis Club Some of the planned activities are a Chanukah Party, Passover
Men - Drop-in doubles for all levels Tuesday and Saturday mornings.
Call for current times as they change by seasons. Seder, Sabbath Dinners, attend plays, a summer BBQ, and
Women - Drop-in open doubles for all levels. Mondays 9:00 - 11:00am. other events which please our members. We also lend support
Times change with warmer weather. to our members during times when they need care, help, and
See emails and gazebo bulletin board for mixers and
interclub play information. comfort through difficult times.
Need more information or have questions?
Call Don Bevis at 303-995-0932 or Carrie Sharp at 720-479-8414. If you are new to HEBGC or have been thinking of
joining or want more information about our organization
Water Volleyball Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays Noon - 2:00pm please call Francie Bernier @ 571-439-6971 or
Interested participants should contact the following persons:
Steve Jacquin, sjacquin@comcast.net, phone 303-883-1703 Steve Braunstein @ 303-537-4172
Sally Smith, ss.smithinc@gmail.com, phone 720-379-3369
WVB email address: https://hebwvb2018@gmail.com
Snowbirds?
No swimming required. Movement keeps you feeling younger and happier.
All levels of play welcome.
Watercolor and Beyond, Monday 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
For all those interested in painting in watercolor and exploring other media,
Find the HEBGC Newsletters at
meets every Monday.
For more information, please contact Audrey Ledgerwood,
www.heritageeaglebend.com under Lifestyles – Newletters.
303-263-0921 or hebartclub@gmail.com No Log-In Required! Stay up-to-date!
Watercolor Classes Thursdays, 12:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Paul, 303-870-5586, pjv7676@comcast.net.
BLACKHAWK AND
CRIPPLE CREEK TRIPS
JOIN ONE OF OUR CLUB/sub-committee EVENTS…
CONTACT ONE OF THE CLUB OR GROUP LEADERS TODAY! Blackhawk trips leave the clubhouse at
9:00 AM and leave the casino at 3:00 PM
The cost is $10 Fee to be paid 7 days before trip,
no refund within this time period.
FOR GROUPS THAT PLAY GAMES
IN CLUBHOUSE ROOMS: The trips are: February 20, March 19,
April 16, June 18, August 20, October 15, December 10
Please reserve your room with the Welcome Desk. 303-693-7788.
At time of reservation, please notify Welcome Desk personnel Cripple Creek trips leave the clubhouse at 8:30 AM with
an overnight stay, returning the next day,
if you would like food and drink service.
from the casino at 1:00 PM.
Thank you. HEBGC Management
The trips are:
May 21, July 16, September 17, November 12
The cost for these trips is the hotel charge of:
$75 for a single room
ANNOUNCING LIVE MUSIC $85 for a double room.
IN THE EAGLE'S NEST RESTAURANT!
The fee is to be paid one month before trip,
Featuring: no refund within this time period.
February 4th - Greg Klinkel
February 25th - The Lovely In-Betweens To make reservations for any of the trips call, text
or email to Syble Revard, 303-917-4095,
email: syblejane2@gmail.com
Checks to be made to Syble Revard
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Center for Active Learning (CAL) by Diane Woods, CAL Secretary and Current Chair
CAL, which stands for Center for Active Learning, is an HEB committee that offers
courses for life-long learning—and we do it three Terms a year. As the Chair of CAL, I would like to
introduce you to our talented and dedicated Lead Team. We are the volunteers who make it happen.
The Seven Leads for CAL:
1. Curriculum Lead. Peggy Calhoun does a marvelous job of
finding Facilitators to teach our classes—she encourages
them, makes suggestions, and helps them get started. She
also develops course ideas.
2. Facilitator Lead. Peter Livshin helps the Facilitators refine
their course descriptions before submittal to Registration.
He also helps figure out the schedule for the term, arranges
for rooms, and sees that the Facilitators have everything they
need.
3. Operations Lead. Among many other tasks, Vicki Hoffman
prepares the master schedule/timeline for each Term
and prepares the class descriptions and graphics for the 2020 CAL LEAD TEAM
CourseStorm online registration system. Back row (L to R): Peter Livshin, Gary Pollard,
4. Registration Lead. Fred Borcherding manages the Fred Borcherding, Bob Killingsworth
Registration process for our three Terms. He administers the Front row (L to R): Peggy Calhoun, Vicki Hoffman,
CourseStorm online program and the CAL email. Patty Montoya, Diane Woods
5. Publicity Lead. Gary Pollard is our publicity person. He
writes the CAL announcements and articles that you see in While we do not have any openings on the Lead Team now,
the Newsletter, the eblasts, Nextdoor, etc. we will be looking for successors eventually. We would like to
have names on file for when openings do arise. If you have a
6. Treasurer Lead. Patty Montoya takes care of our budget, maybe-interest in serving on the CAL Lead Team someday,
bank account, deposits and withdrawals, and does a monthly please just reply to our email at cal@calforheb.com and we
financial report for the Team. will put your name in a file. We also welcome names for those
7. Secretary Lead. Diane Woods is our secretary—she attends who might like to teach a CAL course one day.
the meetings, takes notes, and types up the minutes.
As the Chair of CAL, I would like to thank our excellent Lead
Tech Guru. Bob Killingsworth selects CAL’s AV equipment Team. Without them—and without our faithful and devoted
and provides Facilitators with individual instruction and resident followers—we would not have CAL at HEB. Many
support as they prepare to present their classes. of you tell us that it would be greatly missed if gone. Thank
CAL Chair. Someone from the Lead Team volunteers to be you all for your support over the years. And please do contact
the Chair. Diane Woods currently does that duty. us anytime with your suggestions, requests, and complaints.
JOIN THE TEAM: CONTACT CAL
Class Ideas:
Peggy Calhoun, Curriculum Lead • Peggycalhoun5306@gmail.com Other Questions: cal@calforheb.com
For more information, visit the CAL page on the HEB member website under Lifestyle
Monday Night Fun Group
T
he new year has arrived, and with it snow and cold weather, so very few opportunities to get on our course and have some
fun. For those of you anxious to practice your swing, and don't have the opportunity to head south for a few days, Top Golf
is nearby, and a fun place to hit the little white ball. Their food, drinks, and service are excellent, and they even have heaters.
You don't have to look for your ball, just wave your golf club, and another ball magically appears. We are targeting the last Monday
in April for the start of the 2020 season. For our new residents, MFG plays a 4 person 9 hole scramble perfect for players of all
levels. After golf we enjoy a delicious buffet. We try to pair our players each week with different participants so everyone has an
opportunity to meet new people in a fun setting. Again, perfect for those new to the 'hood, and/or those that have not played for
awhile. Enjoy the rest of the winter, ski great, and we will see you on the links as soon as possible.
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Busy Bloomers Garden Committee
Passport to the Arts / Cultural Events
O
ur next meeting will be Monday,
February 17 @10AM in the
HEB Clubhouse. We will have a EXCITING NEWS!
presentation given by Jill Livingston of Green We have some dates for our next Season of Plays.
Fuse Landscape Design. Jill will give tips on Just to be aware, if we do not sell at least 10 tickets per show,
picking perfect plants for Colorado's climate. the ticket prices could increase.
She will have suggestions on planting front porch pots all the
way to landscape Design. We hope that you can join us. Mean Girls
The membership will then head to La Casita in Parker to April 4th - Price $59.50 • Sign up by January 30th
enjoy lunch.
The Book of Mormon
The March Busy Bloomers meeting will be on Monday, June 13th - $60.48 • Sign up by April 3rd
March 16 @10AM at the HEB Clubhouse. The topic for
March will be Japanese Beetle and other pests. My Fair Lady
The membership with have lunch at Black-Eyed Pea on July 18th - $54.45 • Sign up by May 8th
Cottonwood. The Band's Visit
If you have any questions please contact Maryellen Comeau at August 1st - $54.45 • Sign up by May 22nd
marycomeau@aol.com or 630.890.9100 Signups and checks made out to DCPA in the Cultural Book
at the Clubhouse at the Front Desk
Do YOU LOVE MUSIC AND WANT TO PARTICIPATE? great season Ahead
If you answered yes and like to sing, consider joining Heritage Thank you Donna Musciano and Marcia Neves
Voices, the chorale at HEBGC, as we resume our rehearsals around
February 12, 2020 for a spring concert. You
do not need to audition or be able to read
music. Participate with your neighbors
who have a similar interest in having fun
while singing. We generally rehearse at the We are excited to
clubhouse on Wednesday nights from 6:30-
8:30 with some scheduling alterations as we welcome new members
get closer to our concert dates. If you have to our group!!
questions, feel free to call Terry Manassee
at (720) 870-5229. Check us out on the
HEBGC website under Eagle Bend Players.
Car club • February 2020
There will not be a meeting of the HEB Car Club
in February. We will resume our regular monthly
meeting on the 2nd Saturday of each month beginning
on March 14th at 9 am in the Clubhouse. We will
have a lot of planning to do for the 2020 Car Show,
so bring your thoughts and ideas for our 9th annual
display of our unique cars and trucks on the day before
Father’s Day in June. Thank you to Diane Langley,
Laura Miranowski and Kortney Kluza for all their
administrative work for our car club.
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EB Singles by Joyce Trivieri
THE FUN, FRIENDSHIP AND LAUGHTER CONTINUE
Check Eagle Bend Singles Binder at the Welcome Desk for the latest activities and membership information.
Monthly meetings are held on the second Thursday at 5pm. Contact Joyce Trivieri joyce.trivieri1@gmail.com.
Please come and join us! Membership is open to all HEBGC residents.
February activities
february 11th february 13th february 17th february 27th february 25th
bowling Happy Valentine's Day! Celebrate President’s CU SOUTH-WILDLIFE movies and Lunch
10:00 am Meeting and party Day lunch at EXPERIENCE 11:30 am
5:00 Pm Pappadeaux Seafood 9:30 am
A furry friend Restaurant
celebration 11:30 am
DON’T MISS OUT ON EB ACTIVITIES, COME JOIN THE FUN FOR 2020! POLAR BEAR "PLUNGE"
Check out the February activities mentioned above, followed in March with a St. Patrick EB Singles kicked
Day’s celebration and a Spring Luncheon, April 22nd, celebrating the anniversary of the 19th off the New Year with a Polar
amendment with speaker Karen Hancock, all in addition to our regular Thursday night get- Bear (non-plunge) Party on
togethers, movie and lunch on Tuesday, McChat on Tuesday morning and VIP on Wed. Stay January 9th. Games and Polar
tuned for more happenings! Bear eats were highlighted with
the EB Polar Bear winner being
EB SINGLES “WESTMINSTER” BEST IN SHOW crowned. EB Polar Bear 2020:
EB Singles will hold their own Best in Show pet contest at the February monthly meeting
to cheering crowds as owners proudly display photos of their furry friends in honor of
Valentine’s Day. Taking over all Best In Show last year was Karen Varner’s grand dog Boxer
pack, followed by Pat Herd’s Maxwell as Reserve Best In Show. Honorable mention went to
Vlasta Sneberger’s Coco. Blind judge Sammy, the dachshund will return to judge the finals.
Winner: Dale Reich
Runner Ups:
Ginny Hallock and Jackie Lauck
EB Singles celebrated with Buddy the Elf at the Olive Garden at their annual Ugly Sweater Party.
Membership is open to all HEBGC residents, regardless of marital status.
Monthly meetings are held on the second Thursday at 5pm.
Contact Joyce Trivieri joyce.trivieri1@gmail.com
Club and Group Leaders, please make sure to check the sections pertaining to your group
or club for any changes in names, phone numbers and email address. Email changes to
DLangley@heritageeaglebend.com or JLambert@heritageeaglebend.com
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