GREENTREE NEWS

OCTOBER 2020 Volume 7 Issue 95 Interim Editor: Betty Ann Franks

www.greentreeassociation.com

President Linda Camp 860-604-0351 Vice President Charlene Laird 407-620-1284 Secretary Treasurer Directors: Brenda Allen 407-257-6276 Beverly MacDougall 239-565-0463 Phil Robichaud 207-467-5845 Shirley Robichaud 207-467-5846

THE GT President’s Priority

Hi all, My top priority for October is our annual meeting. Who: Residents of Greentree What: GT Annual Meeting When: Monday, Oct. 19

th 5:30pm

Where: The MANOR HALL Why: Elect officers for 2021 Share pizza dinner together How: Social distancing will be observed. Pizza served by someone wearing gloves/mask Tell Linda Camp by Wednesday, Oct. 14

th if you are

coming and if you will be eating pizza. Regarding the election: 1. We must have at least 20 people available to vote. 2. Brenda Allen, Beverly MacDougall, Phil Robichaud and Shirley Robichaud have volunteered to serve a second term. 3. One additional director’s seat is available. 4. Secretary’s position is available. 5. Treasurer’s position is available. 6. Officers Linda Camp and Charlene Laird have completed one year of a two year term; they will continue in their positions.

HURRAH!

GT Ladies’ Lunch Bunch is resuming this month.

Rodello’s

Wednesday, Oct. 7th 12:30pm

A reservation is required.

To make your reservation please call Charlene Laird

by Sunday, Oct. 4th.

(407) 620-1284

After several months of hot summer weather,

we welcome the cooler days of fall.

Jack and Lynn Lohse

5350 Zinnia St

to GREENTREE, a neighborhood where each person

can have a piece of the action!

The following volunteer roles are available: 1 GT Director 1 GT Secretary 1 GT Treasurer 1 GT Shirt & Name Badge Contact 1 GT Emergency Preparedness Contact

For more specific information contact Linda Camp

HERE COMES THE BRIDE!

K. C. Docie, our GT past president, at a bridal shower given by friends in Threshold Choir.

Best wishes! Way to go, K.C.!

Betsy Jordan, a longtime resident of GT, has been recognized for her many

years of service at the Memorial Day

ceremonies of The Plantation’s Memorial

Park. Her name is listed as Betsy Jordan Ross because

she carried a replica of Betsy Ross’s “1776 flag”. She also created and wore authentic dress for the role.