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HOA OF THE YEARCAI Rocky Mountain Chapter

January 2020 | Edition 217

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CLUBHOUSE and STAFF

HERITAGE EAGLE BEND GOLF CLUB NEWS is the official publication of Heritage Eagle Bend

Master Association, Inc. Published 12 times a year.

Deadline for submission of articles is the 8th of each month.For information on advertising or submitting articles:

Contact Kortney Kluza at [email protected] and 720-235-1827

All contents copyright Heritage Eagle Bend Master Association, Inc., or other copyright holders.

AN AGE-RESTRICTED COMMUNITY MASTER ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresident: Steve Hungerford, [email protected] President: Jan Heffernan, 303-594-5783 [email protected]: Phil Chipouras, [email protected] Treasurer: Mike Abeyta, 303-942-0127 [email protected]: Rick Matteson, [email protected]: Gerry Sandberg, [email protected]: Donna Musciano, [email protected] Director: Jeff Uscier, [email protected] President: Valerie Ness, [email protected] President: Thom Dorr, [email protected]

HERITAGE EAGLE BEND GOLF CLUB STAFF Administrative Office 720-235-1888Gene Blum, General Manager ext. [email protected] Diane Langley, Community Manager ext. [email protected] Laura Miranowski, Assistant Community Mgr ext. [email protected] Kluza, Administrative Assistant ext. [email protected] Cynda Cox, Controller ext. 124 [email protected] Afework, Accounting Assistant ext. 143 [email protected]

Clubhouse 303-693-7788Jason Franke, Head Golf Professional ext. [email protected] Stoneking, Dir of Sales & Catering and Clubhouse Services ext. [email protected] Lukac, Director of Food and Beverage ext. [email protected] Olson, Facility Manager ext. [email protected] Lambert, Director of Marketing ext. [email protected] Heltsley, Chef ext. [email protected]

Golf Shop 303-400-6700

Roe Sherbert, Superintendent ext. 151 [email protected] Thompson, Landscape Admin ext. [email protected]

HOA Billing / Status Letters / LedgersKristen Kennedy, 720-974-4189

[email protected]

Landscape and Snow Services Please call Linda at 720-235-1852

or [email protected]

CLUBHOUSE303-693-7788 fax 720-235-1803


WELCOME DESKExt. 120

[email protected] Welcome Desk is open daily from 7am-8pm

The operational hours at the Welcome Desk provide an excellent 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.

Eagles Nest Restaurant ReservationsWelcome Desk 303-693-7788 ext. 120

UPDATED HOURSHours of operation and menu selection is subject to change

MondaysEagle’s Nest Restaurant closed Mondays in January

Tuesday – SaturdayBreakfast 8am – 11am

Lunch 11am – 4pm • Dinner 4pm – 8pmBar Open till 9pm

SundaysBrunch 8am – 12 noon • Lunch 12 noon – 4pm

Bar open till 6pm

Snack bar in the Eagles Nest Restaurant is always open when the golf course is open.

First tee time at 9am

Golf Shop hours of 10am-3pm if the course is closed due to snow.

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HERITAGE EAGLE BEND GOLF CLUB 3

BOARD ROOM 4

EVENTS 9

CLUBS AND GROUPS / SUB-COMMITTEES 11

SPORTS CORNER 19

SERVICE DIRECTORY 21

UPCOMING EVENTS 44


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HERITAGE EAGLE BEND GOLF CLUB

UPCOMING MEETINGSArchitectural Advisory Committee

Monday, January 20th, at 3:00 pm, Call Welcome Desk

Emergency Preparedness CommitteeMonday, January 6th, at 1:00 pm, Windom Room

Facilities and Grounds CommitteeThursday, January 9th, at 3:00 pm, Call Welcome Desk

Financial Advisory CommitteeThursday, January 23rd, at 2:00 pm, Call Welcome Desk

Golf CommitteeThursday, January 9th, at 1:00 pm, Call Welcome Desk

Legal and Compliance CommitteeWednesday, January 15th, at 2:30 pm, Call Welcome Desk

Master Board MeetingThursday, January 30th, at 2:00 pm, Antero Room

Master Board Work SessionWednesday, January 8th, at 2:00 pm, Windom Room

*Notices presented in this publication are intended for legal and informational purposes and cannot be used as a platform for particular religious, political or philosophical points of view.

Management reserves the right to make editorial decisions on content.

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VISION STATEMENTHERITAGE EAGLE BEND GOLF CLUB

will be recognized as a premier age-restricted community in Colorado.

MISSIONPreserve and enhance the value of our community

by operating and maintaining our common elements and offering services

to standards that support our vision.

Inclusion of any advertisement in this magazine shall not be deemed to be an endorsement of the advertiser

by the Master Association.

If you change your meeting time and date, be sure to notify

Diane Langley at [email protected]

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 [email protected] 720-235-1857 ext 157

Facebook.com/heritageeaglebend Twitter.com/heritageeb Instagram.com/heritageeaglebendgolfclub

RESIDENTSYou 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!

Happy New Year!

most current recording devices available and repairing any damage to them quickly, at no additional cost to the community.

HEB Golf ExperienceAs we prepare for the 2020 golf season, we are taking the necessary steps to ensure our course conditions are reflective of the Championship Level Course the golfing community deserves, for our resident players and their guests as well as the non-resident players who help defray some of the associated expenses. An Ad Hoc, Resident Golf Committee was formed in December to review various aspects of the HEB Golf Experience. They have made recommendations that the Board will act upon at our January Board Meeting. These will address several aspects of the Golf experience including non-league day tee time access for resident, non-season pass holders, non-resident players who have purchased promotional offerings, and resident season pass holders.

The items mentioned here are all 1st Quarter objectives. Obviously, there is a lot more on our plate as the year rolls out. We will give you insights of those plans in future Newsletter updates. The Board, alongside the OB staff, works hard to make sure we’re looking down range far enough to make the quality of life aspects of HEB line up with our vision of being the Premier Age-Restricted Community in all of Colorado!


Happy New Year! The Board hopes each of you had a joy-filled holiday season

with family and friends.

The term 2020 usually pertains to perfect vision. While we don’t have a crystal ball telling us exactly all that will be accomplished during the upcoming year, we do have focused plans for the implementation of certain goals and objectives.

Loan RepaymentTo begin, we have started the repayment of the internal loans used to finance the Repurposing Project. For those residents who did not live here when the project began, the community voted to “borrow” money from existing funds at a rate substantially below the market rates available to us from commercial lending institutions – and – repay those loans, over seven years, at a rate higher than we were earning on them at our financial investment entity. A win/win for all of us. The repayment is coming from the $15 per month component allocated to the Capital Improvement Fund in our monthly HOA dues, plus the 3-months HOA fees collected from new residents moving into HEB at the time of closing. This was all formalized through Board Resolution 19-1 passed on January 31, 2019, after the Budget election by the community in November 2018. The initial payment of $26,733.33 from the Repurpose (Capital Improvement) Fund was processed in December and was for the purpose of paying interest to the lending funds for the construction period until December 31, 2019. Beginning in January 2020, monthly principal and interest payments will be made from the Capital Improvement Fund to the lender funds as follows: Contingency Fund - $6,511.39, Litigation Fund - $8,298.83 and Reserve Fund $7,660.46. This will continue for a total of 84 months.

It is our expectation to hold a Repurposing Project Financial Reconciliation Town Hall in January to give a detailed explanation of fund expenditures and repayment. The date is yet to be determine as of this writing.

Gate Surveillance CamerasWe are also moving forward to enhance surveillance capabilities at all 7 entrance / exit gates. We all recognize HEB is not a secure community as the public has access to our Clubhouse and Golf Course, plus the open access (no fence) for those residents living on the backside of the East (of Gartrell Road) Side. After close consultation with the Aurora Police Department, the Facilities & Grounds Committee researched state of the art solutions for capturing a record of vehicles and pedestrians entering and leaving the community. They have recommended a solution that will enable us to achieve that objective – and – maintain a 30-day, cloud-based video record with the

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President’s Message by Steve Hungerford, President of Master Board

It’s that time of year to change the entry code for all of the gates in Heritage Eagle Bend.

We will be sending the gate code to the Delegates, who will then send

it out to the residents in their District. If you don’t know who your Delegate is, or haven’t heard from them by January 15, 2020, please

contact Kortney at [email protected] or 720-235-1827.

Please do not give this code out to other than family or friends.

Delivery persons have already been notified of the change and/or given their own code.

If you have a delivery coming, please instruct them to look up your last name,

find the code assigned to your phone number and call you directly from the HEB gate / enterphone system.

You will press “9” on your phone to open the gate. This only works when they call you from the HEB enterphone system.

It doesn’t work from cell phone to cell phone.

GATE CODE CHANGE: JANUARY 15, 2020!

WE NEED YOU!2020 Master Board of Directors Election – Looking for Candidates!

Interested Candidates: The 2020 election for two seats will take place in April. Each term will be for three years. A prospective candidate must own a home in Heritage Eagle Bend Golf Community (and be on the deed) and their HOA account must be/remain current. Applications will be available at the Administration Building (Not the Clubhouse) or by an email request to Diane Langley, Community Manager, [email protected]

Candidates may begin submitting their applications, a brief biography (not to exceed 250 words) and a color picture.

Deadline for submitting applications will be February 21st, 2020.

Any application received after February 21st, 2020 will not be accepted. After this date, anyone interested in running would have to be a write-in candidate and will not be in the newsletter, e-blasts, on the ballots etc.

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General Manager’s Message Gene Blum, General Manager

What an incredible Holiday season we had in December with over 60 parties and banquets filling up the Clubhouse with joy and excitement. It was wonderful to see all the families during our Brunch with Santa and it really warmed my heart

when I saw everyone showing off the incredible changes in the Clubhouse. We also hosted the annual Resident Holiday Party, which again sold out in just one day. At the event, residents thanked the wonderful staff for all their hard work. We also rang in 2020 with our signature New Year’s Eve Celebration with food, dancing and joy. We served thousands of people in December alone, and the staff worked long and hard to deliver the kind of service you expect at the Club and to make sure every event was special. I would like to personally thank the staff for their efforts and encourage you to do the same the next time you visit the Clubhouse and Eagle’s Nest Restaurant. We couldn’t do it without their commitment.

2020 is going to be a truly special year at HEBGC now that the Clubhouse renovations are complete. I couldn’t be more proud of the Club. The looks on future brides faces as they come tour the facility has really been something to see. Guests that have been at the Club for events have been blown away by the new look and have been re-booking their annual events with Jennifer. The word is getting out as well. We have been getting inquiries as guests are telling their friends and family about the NEW Heritage Eagle Bend Golf Club and the exceptional service they received.

Speaking of events, in January we invite you to more events at the Clubhouse. On January 7, come have fun with Bingo in the Ballroom. January 15th brings a monthly Dance with the DJ, and we can’t wait to see everyone showing off their dance moves on the new dance floor. Our wine tastings have been incredibly popular and in January we’re excited to bring a Sake Wine Tasting on January 18th. The imported wines have been hand-picked from various regions of Japan and Chef is very excited to pair authentic Japanese cuisine with those wines. Trivia is coming back on January 29th and we invite everyone to make their dinner reservations during sign-up. I look forward to seeing all of you at these popular events. An important note about restaurant service for the coming months. Starting in January, the Eagle’s Nest Restaurant will be closed on Mondays. Monday restaurant service will resume in April.

I am truly looking forward to the exciting opportunities ahead of us for 2020. I want to wish everyone a Happy New Year and I look forward to seeing you again and again in your new Clubhouse!

RESPECT. If you can give others respect and expect it in return, you can help keep board discussions civil, productive and on point. We’re looking for people who can lead by consensus, not by command. GOOD LISTENING. People want to be heard. Can you listen to board members and residents with sincere interest? You may have a few ideas of your own, but everyone benefits by sharing and discussing. THICK SKIN. Sometimes, residents—even other board members—can be mean and insulting. Are you good at turning a conversation around and finding out what’s really bothering people? EGOS ASIDE. If you can give others credit, the board will operate better as a team. AGENDA ASIDE. Members who come to the board looking to help only themselves are 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?

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Village Voice by Valerie Ness

It’s Snow Time! Types of snow can be designated by the shape of its flakes, description of how it is falling, and by how it collects on the ground. A blizzard and snow storm

indicate heavy snowfalls over a large area, snow squalls give heavy snowfalls over narrow bands, while flurries are used for the lightest snowfall. Once on the ground, snow can be categorized as powdery when fluffy, granular when it begins the cycle of melting and refreezing, and crud or eventually ice once it packs down into a dense drift after multiple melting and refreezing cycles.

Colorado is famous for its dry Champagne Powder: That’s NOT what we had in November, that was “heart attack snow” because it was so wet. Champagne is soft, dry and fluffy, but with a lot of skiing, traffic, or once the air bubbles have been squished out, this soft and delightful stuff turns quickly into ICE. Snow is something that may be shoveled, played in, and nice to look at. Your Villages HOA is obligated to shovel it for you if it meets the shoveling criteria (3 or more inches). Villages is responsible for removal of snow on driveways, personal sidewalk to entrance of house and also mail kiosks. Porches are NOT the HOA responsibility. It is up to the homeowner to remove snow on porches or patios.

Now this may seem somewhat obvious, but ICE is not snow, ICE is ICE. Ice does not fall under that snow shoveling mandate. Ice is YOUR responsibility and ice is a serious

problem if you have a North facing driveway or entry. Your HOA is NOT responsible for ice removal. You may need to take steps (be careful!) to ensure you have some Ice melting material, that you have safe shoes or boots, and that you walk on the “sunny side of the street”. I’m not being silly here, you have to be very careful out there for your own safety, AND for the safety of your guests or visitors.

If you know your entry gets a lot of ice, prepare for that NOW. If you know your sidewalk (you’re responsible for that) gets icy, go to the Home Depot or someplace similar and get ice melting material. If your driveway is always icy, consider buying snow tires with studs or something similar, to ensure you don’t skid into your bushes, garage door, or neighbor’s car.

Board Meeting: Our first quarter Board Meeting will be held in the Antero Room 28 on January 2020, at 5:30 pm. If you have questions or issues to address, this is the time and place.

The next quarterly meeting of the Villages

Board of Directors will be

Tuesday, january 28, 2019,

at 5:30 pm in the antero room.

SKILL. An association is a business. So having board members with accounting, organizational behavior and team building backgrounds can help. Someone with a financial background, for example, might make for a good treasurer.

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, ask them if they’d be interested in joining the board. Some people don’t think about 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, current work, projects and hot issues. Leaders can come from different places and backgrounds. There’s no one mode that fits all. Share your knowledge and passion with the community.

Traits of Good Board MembersDo you have what it takes to be a good board member? Chances are you do.

SNOW LINE: 303-343-3063: RECORDING ABOUT THE SNOW PUSH PROCESS.

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.

If you’re interested, please contact Diane Langley at [email protected]. She’ll guide you through the process and answer any questions you may have.

The operating results (subject to audit) for October 2019 YTD are complete. The net result is

unfavorable to the operating budget by $123,600 due almost entirely to the large number of snow pushes incurred earlier this year. All other operating expenses are less than, or within, the 2019 budget parameters. Year to date reserve expenses are slightly over budget due a large number of insurance deductible reimbursements as a result of hail storms earlier this year. So far this year we have approved 13 reimbursements for homeowners which has saved the association over $200,000 in future roof replacement costs.

Snow Push Operations For those that do not know it, our snow push process has changed, and the operation is 4 phased so to speak. We hope that BrightView’s new plow equipment will streamline how we deliver snow movement for Traditions. First the Boss “DragPro” (rear pick-up truck mounted) plow will “pull” about a 10-12 foot swath of snow from garage door to the street. Second, Boss “SnowRator” stand on plows will trim snow from outside that swath cleared and push to the sides of your driveway. Third, the shovel personnel will clean up walkways and porches. Fourth and finally, the “Bobcat steer skids” will move the snow from the street to the tree-line portion of your lawn above the curb (do not confuse this phase with the OB Sports street clearing). As mentioned above, the process is “phased” so keep in mind that time between each phase will occur. In other words, do not expect each phase to immediately follow the other. Each phase will be completed in good time but not all at the same time. Your board is not aware of those Traditions properties with “revised” driveway or walkway surfaces. Any concern with potential damage to surfaces with snow push equipment is the responsibility of the homeowner and requires board notification.

2020 Paint Project Homeowners on E. Canyon Place (Aurora Parkway side), Addison Way, Biloxi Ct. (HEB North) are scheduled for 2020. Please watch for emails regarding the painting process and flashing of wooden drip/splash boards. Wooden drip boards are only on homes with stone. The contract for both painting and flashing of wooden drip boards is with the same company, Executive Coatings and Construction (ECC). Flashing will be done before painting and usually starts in late April, weather permitting. E. Canyon Place (Aurora Parkway side) will be done first. Then the crew will move on to Addison Way and Biloxi Ct. Any questions, email Jane Harris TEB Board Director for Painting and Drip/Splash board repairs at [email protected]; phone is 720-328-5762.

Ad Hoc Committee This committee is working on obtaining a concrete contactor that will, on a group basis, revise front porch design from a safety standpoint. If your home is one that has what you consider to be dangerous steps at your front door, email [email protected]. If you have already notified us either yes or no, please do not send an email again. We have you on file and will keep you apprised on the project.

Hotline NumberTraditions & Village

303.343.4011

Traditions Talking by Thom Dorr, President of Traditions Eagle Bend HOA

Traditions Talking by Thom Dorr, President of Traditions Eagle Bend HOA

Financials

The operating results (subject to audit) for October 2019 YTD are complete. The net result is unfavorable to the operating budget by $123,600 due almost entirely to the large number of snow pushes incurred earlier this year. All other operating expenses are less than, or within, the 2019 budget parameters. Year to date reserve expenses are slightly over budget due a large number of insurance deductible reimbursements as a result of hail storms earlier this year. So far this year we have approved 13 reimbursements for homeowners which has saved the association over $200,000 in future roof replacement costs.

Snow Push Operations

For those that do not know it, our snow push process has changed, and the operation is 4 phased so to speak. We hope that BrightView’s new plow equipment will streamline how we deliver snow movement for Traditions. First the Boss “DragPro” (rear pick-up truck mounted) plow will “pull” about a 10-12 foot swath of snow from garage door to the street. Second, Boss “SnowRator” stand on plows will trim snow from outside that swath cleared and push to the sides of your driveway. Third, the shovel personnel will clean up walkways and porches. Fourth and finally, the “Bobcat steer skids” will move the snow from the street to the tree-line portion of your lawn above the curb (do not confuse this phase with what the OB Sports street clearing). As mentioned above, the process is “phased” so keep in mind that time between each phase will occur. In other words, do not expect each phase to immediately follow the other. Each phase will be completed in good time but not all at the same time. Your board is not aware of those Traditions properties with “revised” driveway or walkway surfaces. Any concern with potential

INCOME STATEMENTS (UNAUDITED) Traditions Eagle Bend Homeowners Association

YTD October 2019

Actual Budget Actual Actual Budget Actual2019 2019 2018 2019 2019 2018

Total Revenues 469,665$ 468,072$ 453,552$ 207,758$ 202,080$ 191,858$

Total Expenses 611,406 486,220 419,617 136,813 123,000 85,569

Excess (Deficiency) of RevenuesOver Expenses (141,741)$ (18,148)$ 33,935$ 70,945$ 79,080$ 106,288$

Operations Reserve

INCOME STATEMENTSTRADITIONS EAGLE BEND HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. • YTD OCTOBER 2019

The next quarterly meeting of the board of directors

with Traditions homeowners/residents will be

January 21, 2020 at 5:30 PM in the antero room.

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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.

New beginnings, fresh starts, reaffirmations of love and promises for a brighter future all come to mind as we ring in a New Year.

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CALL BETWEEN 8am – 4pm Monday – Friday

at least three business days in advance for personal and seven business days for medical in advance of when a ride is needed.

When you call, please provide your name, pick-up address, time of appointment and

emergency contact numbers.

SENIORS’ RESOURCE CENTER OFFERING

FREE RIDE SERVICE FOR SENIORS

Arapahoe County is partnering with the Seniors’ Resource Center to provide free transport for seniors for residents 60 years and older.

Donations are encouraged and appreciated.

Please call 303.235.6972 to make a reservation.

SUMMARY TREASURER’S REPORT - OCTOBER 2019

2019 OPERATIONS INCOME STATEMENT--UNAUDITEDHERITAGE EAGLE BEND YTD October

2019 2019 2018 2019 2018Actual Budget Actual Budget Actual

Revenues:Golf 1,445,882$ 1,604,968$ 1,488,937$ 1,692,172$ 1,634,899$ Food and beverage 1,186,779 1,083,678 1,321,607 1,337,018 1,623,222 HOA 2,738,166 2,805,455 2,620,404 3,361,554 3,117,160 Total revenues 5,370,828 5,494,101 5,430,948 6,390,745 6,375,281

Cost of Sales:Food and beverage 429,808 402,285 460,362 494,684 568,445 Golf shop 78,004 94,264 78,185 113,102 105,304

Payroll and Benefits 2,528,340 2,527,887 2,657,048 3,011,185 3,117,158 Other Operating Expenses 2,287,036 2,434,576 2,371,044 2,742,589 2,678,626 Total Expenses 5,323,188 5,459,012 5,566,639 6,361,560 6,469,533

Net Operating Income (Loss) 47,640$ 35,088$ (135,691)$ 29,185$ (94,252)$

Year to Date Annual Totals

CASH FLOW AND BALANCES--UNAUDITEDHeritage Eagle Bend Master Association

Litigation CapitalUnrestricted Contingency Settlement Improvement Reserve Repurposeand 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 (600,000) 600,000 - 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 47,640 5,506 4,082 226,236 1,256,827 4,903 1,545,194 (Increase) Decrease in Working Capital 248,640 - - (5,147) 24,266 157,749 425,508 Reserve Expenditures - - - - (1,262,077) - (1,262,077) Repurpose Expenditures (2,552,645) (2,552,645) Homeowner Contributed Capital - - - 60,855 - - 60,855

Net Increase (Decrease) in Cash and Investments 296,280 (504,494) (645,918) (318,057) (680,984) 70,007 (1,783,165)

Cash and Investments October 31, 2019 982,569$ 270,232$ 151,959$ 485,482$ 2,065,070$ 70,007$ 4,025,319$

YTD October 2019

Operating Funds

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HERITAGE EAGLE BEND GOLF CLUBSATURDAY, 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

UPCOMING EVENTS

Invisible, serene wintermassages the frustrationof false meanings away.

Soothing diamondssettle on my skin

and dissolve into eternity.

The warmth of cold snow fingersshivers through me

like ripples uponan iced winter pond.

For me,nothing clarifies life

like a quietwinter’s evening.

SNOW FINGERSby John H. Buck

Next blood driveFebruary 21

7pm - 9pm

TICKETS ON SALE NOW!WINDOM & PIKES PEAK ROOM

LIMIT 48 RESERVATIONSCHEF RANDY: LIVE ACTION STATION

APPETIZERS & DESSERT

SAKE SELECTION:Aoki Kakurei, Junmai Ginjo Kirinzan,

Junmai GinjoYukikage ‘Snow Shadow’, Tokubetsu Junmai Daku, Junmai Nigori

2020 Census InfoJoin us for a presentation with US Census Bureau Partnership

Specialist, Lee Ann Morning and the City of Aurora team on February 4th, 2020 at 7 pm in The Antero Ballroom

Wednesday, January 15, 2020DANCE WITH DJ WINTER PARTY

7pm-9pmAntero Ballroom • Tickets $10

**Tickets will go on sale Monday 12/16 at 8:00amWe encourage dinner reservation in the Eagle’s Nest

prior to the dance.

Wednesday, January 29, 2020TRIVIA NIGHT

6:30pm • Antero Ballroom1 resident may sign up for 1 Trivia Table

(8 people to a team/table)$2 per person ($16 per table)

**Sign up will be December 30th at 9:00am. Dinner reservations open up at the same time.

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Aquacise Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:30am - 9:30ishJoin us for a fun exercise time. We have 3 residents who lead us. Move at your own speed.We enjoy breakfast together once a month for whoever is available. Questions: Sue McNaughton 720.870.1156

“Aquacize” classes in the pool are held every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10:30 to 11:30. This is a vigorous but fun water workout using water weights and noodles to exercise and strengthen the core, along with every muscle and joint in the body.

Thursday 8:30 to 9:30am for a great aerobic workout join Nancy O’Brien.Nancy has been teaching water aerobics and group fitness for 6 years. She is a certified water instructor as well as a fitness and personal trainer.CPR certified.

Tuesday and Thursday 9:30-10:30 led by Lynda Shirk 303-406-8525

Art - HEBGCFor anyone interested in creative arts, please contact Audrey Ledgerwood, 303-263-0921 or [email protected]

Beginner Line Dance Classes! Thursdays (Contact Jenny Moss for dates)Kick up your heels and join in the fun! Learn the latest line dances and hold your own on any country/western dance floor after a few instructions. Bonus #1 - no partner necessary. Bonus #2 - every class is beginner instruction, not a continuation. Bonus #3 - it’s an hour of easy, low impact exercise. Bonus #4 - $5.00 per drop-in class. Contact Jenny Moss, (303) 229-8165, [email protected] Bible Study - Evening 1st & 3rd Tuesdays, 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm in the Humboldt Room.This group loves to get together to study the Bible, pray for each other, and enjoy great fellowship, food, and fun! So if that sounds good to you, please make plans to join us! Call Jan, 303-994-0878 or Jim Baller, 303-994-0877 to sign up!

Bible Study - Ladies 1st & 3rd Thursdays, 10:00 amJoin us as we share our lives, our faith and our friendships. We meet once a month to share all that the Lord is doing in our lives. We hope to encourage one another, share wisdom and knowledge as well grow our friendships. We'd love to have you be a part of this informal fellowship as we meet together. For more information please contact Karen Hermelink at 303-809-3906

Book Club 3rd Thursday, 7:00 pm Men and women who like a variety of genre are welcome to join in our book discussions!

Bridge - Duplicate Every Wednesday, 5:45 pm - 9:00 pmFee: $2 per person for prizes and supplies. Reservations are required! John Posluszny: 303-971-0540 or 720-454-3969 and [email protected]

Bridge - Ladies’ Mondays, 12:30 pm - 3:30 pm$1 for prizes. Please call first. We have six tables of regular players and always need substitutes. Samie Quick, 303-699-0840.

Bridge - Relax and Laugh Tuesdays, 8:45 am to 11:00 am - No feesThis non competitive bridge group is for those who want to get back to a really fun, thinking game. We meet each week in our Clubhouse. For more Information call Kathy Taylor, 720-205-2920, Carrie Sharp, 720-479-8414, or Gloria Sankel, 720-870-7776.

Bridge - Partner Thursday, 8:45 am - noonThis club meets each week at the Clubhouse. Each person pays $1 for that day's prizes. You and your partner must sign up each week in our notebook that is kept at the Welcome Desk. For more information email either Alice Edwards, [email protected], or Mary Jo Kranz at [email protected]

Busy Bloomers Garden Committee 3rd Monday, 10 am at the HEBGC Clubhouse Enjoy gardening in Colorado! Informative, stimulating agenda to benefit members and our HEB community - special guest speakers, unique tours, lively projects, worthwhile fundraisers. Come join us and experience the social fun in gardening! Maryellen Comeau, 630.890.9100

Canasta "Hand and Foot" 2nd & 4th Thursday, 12:30 pm - 3:30 pmDrop-ins welcome. Contact Melissa Bryson 303.952.9249 or [email protected].

Car Club 2nd Saturday, 9 am at the Clubhouse Informal meeting of guys and girls who enjoy seeing and discussing the cars of our youth. Organizers of the HEBGC Summer Car Show. No dues. No rules. Just Fun.

Cardio Rock Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 10:00 - 10:45 amIf you love to dance and would like to be part of an enjoyable 45 minute, group workout session, come join us in the Antero Room. $5 drop-in. Contact Jenny for more information at (303) 229-8165, or [email protected]. The 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.

Church - Eagle Bend Community Every Sunday, 10:00 am Call Bruce Minor, Pastor, 303-757-1455

Crazy Quilters 3rd Saturday, 10:00 am - 3:00 pmWe 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. Vickie Pervich: 303-771-6342 • [email protected]

Cribbage Club - HEBGCEvery Tuesday afternoonFirst Tuesday - monthly tournament from 2:00 – 5:00 and we charge $5 for prizes. Other Tuesdays, social cribbage from 3:00 – 5:00 PM and there is no fee. No signup is required. Just drop in and enjoy socializing with your neighbors. New players are always welcome. Easy game to learn and training provided. For more information, contact Larry Place at 303-617-5419 or [email protected]

Dominoes - Mexican Train Every Thursday, 6:00 pm Questions; call Lois Keller 720-870-5733.

Mah Jong Tuesday Afternoons Margie Tobin 720.875.0172 [email protected] Mornings Jan Munholland 303.693.1013 [email protected] 6-9 pm Judi Braunstein, 303.537.4172 Fridays 12:30 pm - 3:30 pm Peggy Calhoun 303.746.8190 [email protected]

Pickleball Club (check the HEBGC website under COURT SPORTS) Please join us for one of the fastest growing sports in the country! Pickleball is a mixture of badminton, table tennis, and tennis. We welcome all skill levels. We have beginning/novice, intermediate, and advanced play. See our website for current play times. We play all year, weather and court conditions permitting. We have 3 standalone courts with permanent nets. For more information, please contact Laird Thornton @ 303.748.6364HOPE TO SEE YOU ON THE COURTS THIS YEAR!

Pinochle Club Days: 2nd & 4th Wednesdays, 12:00 pm - 3:30 pm Questions, Call Barbara Pedersen, 303-690-3451 Come Join Us. If you haven’t played, we will teach you!

Poker Every Tuesday, 6:00 pm

Rummy-O/RummikubEvery Sunday, 2pm Room to be posted. Beginners are welcome. We don’t keep score.Contact: [email protected] for any questions

Singles Second Thursday, 4:45 pm Join the EB singles group for friendship, social activities, and support. Visit heritageeaglebend.com/Lifestyle/Clubs/Eagle Bend Singles Club for info or contact Joyce Trivieri, [email protected], 678-327-8034

Stitch & Chat 2nd and 4th Wednesday, 9:30am Call for info ~ Lois Ragland 303-690-5049

Strength Training - Group Tuesdays/Thursdays, 7:00 amJoin certified personal trainers for a group fitness class.Mondays/Wednesday, 5:30 pm - 6:30 pmLearn a variety of exercises using machines and free weights that will help improve muscle strength and flexibility. Price is $64-$72 per month (based on number of classes held per month) Stacy Montgomery, 303-898-5945. 11

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www.heritageeaglebend.com CLUBS and GROUPS / SUB-COMMITTEES

The ChavurahThe HEBGC Chavurah invites you to join our Circle of Friends, a Jewish-oriented social group here at HEBGC. The word Chavurah is a Hebrew word which means circle of friends. We welcome anyone interested in participating in traditional and social Jewish activities. We meet monthly in a different member's home or we meet to participate in a planned activity.

Some of the planned activities are a Chanukah Party, Passover Seder, Sabbath Dinners, attend plays, a summer BBQ, and other events which please our members. We also lend support to our members during times when they need care, help, and comfort through difficult times. If you are new to HEBGC or have been thinking of joining or want more information about our organization please call Francie Bernier @ 571-439-6971 or Steve Braunstein @ 303-537-4172

Tennis Club Men - Drop-in doubles for all levels Tuesday and Saturday mornings.Call for current times as they change by seasons.Women - Drop-in open doubles for all levels. Mondays 9:00 - 11:00am.Times change with warmer weather.See emails and gazebo bulletin board for mixers and interclub play information.Need more information or have questions?Call Don Bevis at 303-995-0932 or Carrie Sharp at 720-479-8414.

Water Volleyball Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays Noon - 2:00pmInterested participants should contact the following persons:Steve Jacquin, [email protected], phone 303-883-1703Sally Smith, [email protected], phone 720-379-3369WVB email address: https://[email protected] swimming required. Movement keeps you feeling younger and happier. All levels of play welcome.

Watercolor and Beyond, Monday 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmFor all those interested in painting in watercolor and exploring other media, meets every Monday. For more information, please contact Audrey Ledgerwood,303-263-0921 or [email protected]

Watercolor Classes Thursdays, 12:30 pm - 3:30 pmPaul, 303-870-5586, [email protected].

FOR GROUPS THAT PLAY GAMES IN CLUBHOUSE ROOMS:

Please reserve your room with the Welcome Desk. 303-693-7788.

At time of reservation, please notify Welcome Desk personnel

if you would like food and drink service.

Thank you. HEBGC Management

★Questions: Call either

Barb Sachetti 303.917.4379 orJim Martindale 303.349.3293

January 22 • February 26March 25 • April 22

May 27 • June 24July 22 • August 26

September 23 • October 28November 18 • December 16

TEXAS HOLD ‘EM OPEN TO ALL RESIDENTS

Sign-in is at 5:30 pm Cards fly at 6:00 pm

JOIN ONE OF OUR CLUB/sub-committee EVENTS… CONTACT ONE OF THE CLUB OR GROUP LEADERS TODAY!

BLACKHAWK AND CRIPPLE CREEK TRIPS

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.

The trips are: January 16, February 20, March 19, April 16, June 18, August 20, October 15, December 10

Cripple Creek trips leave the clubhouse at 8:30 AM with an overnight stay, returning the next day,

from the casino at 1:00 PM.

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

$85 for a double room.

The fee is to be paid one month before trip, no refund within this time period.

To make reservations for any of the trips call, text or email to Syble Revard, 303-917-4095,

email: [email protected] Checks to be made to Syble Revard

Snowbirds? Find the HEBGC Newsletters at

www.heritageeaglebend.com under Lifestyles – Newletters. No Log-In Required! Stay up-to-date!

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Family brought Peter and Joan Livshin from

upstate New York to HEB more than three years ago. Our community had everything Joan and Peter were looking for and they have been very happy with their choice. The CAL program is likewise happy they are here. Peter and Joan became enthusiastic CAL class participants and very quickly took on the challenge of facilitating classes themselves.

Peter has teaching in his blood. In his career he served as a teacher, a principal at the secondary level, and as a school system superintendent. A history nut, a sports fan, and a movie buff, Peter has drawn on these passions to facilitate a diverse selection of courses. These include a history of the watershed year 1968, Sports Forum with Fred Calhoun, and a retrospective of the work of Humphrey Bogart. Peter recently took on the role as Facilitator Lead for CAL. He describes his mission as making facilitating a CAL class easier for others. Peter wants current and potential CAL facilitators to know he is always available and willing to take on difficult problems. He says that after being a principal, nothing at HEB is likely to faze him.

For Joan, CAL was an important factor in choosing HEB.

While not a history buff like Peter, she says there is something for everyone and CAL classes are a great way to meet neighbors with similar interests. Perhaps aided by her background in mathematics, Joan quickly learned the basics of Mah Jongg in a CAL class and has gone on to help others find joy in the game. She also contributed to the Royal Weddings class in Spring 2018. In her most challenging undertaking for CAL. Joan has twice facilitated the class, “How to Help Those Who Are Grieving.” She says it is a difficult topic, but an important one. We can all learn to be more effective in giving support to those around us who have recently suffered a loss.

CAL is very fortunate to have people like Joan and Peter who contribute their knowledge, experience and time to keep the program alive and vibrant. Perhaps Joan put it best with the observation, “The best thing about CAL is that is comes from the residents themselves.”

What’s YOUR Passion? Suggest classes you want offered or consider creating a CAL class. It’s fun, you’ll get all the support you need, and you’ll find other people at H-E-B who love what you love.

Center for Active Learning (CAL) by Gary Pollard, CAL Publicity Lead

CAL is looking for a Facilitator to do a course on Astronomy. Please respond at [email protected]

JOIN THE TEAM: CONTACT CALClass Ideas:

Peggy Calhoun, Curriculum Lead [email protected] Other Questions: [email protected]

For more information, visit the CAL page on the

HEB member website under Lifestyle

A Shared Commitment to Teaching and Learning

Monday Night Fun Group

Snow, snow, go away, we want to play golf today. I hope everyone had a great holiday season with family and friends. Holiday food was great, and some of the liquid was not all that bad either. Personally, I think I am going to have

to walk the first several rounds of 2020 to get rid of some excess gross tonage. Our normal starting Monday Night Fun Group seems light years away but I know in Denver, there is always a day or two during the winter months where we can get out and hit the old white and/or orange ball to hone our skills. 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.

Marsha Comstock Larry [email protected] [email protected] I'm tired of shoveling

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2/14 $199.00 Bluetooth mini stereo system for yoga, Pilates and water aerobics 3/14 $267.99 Mobile whiteboard for OLLI classes5/14 $1,284.63 Blinds for the doors in clubhouse meeting rooms6/14 $72.90 Shelves for Craft Room9/14 $528.95 Repair HEB Bench10/14 $1,000.00 Manikins for CPR training and charging pads for defibrillator12/14 $684.04 Holiday decorations3/15 $800.00 Decorative pieces for various rooms in clubhouse3/15 $213.64 Picture Hanging System for clubhouse5/15 $1,161.58 Health Fair8/15 $118.57 Locker room floor mats for clubhouse10/15 $8,000.00 Heated Banquet Cart for HEB kitchen10/15 $231.71 Kneeling scooter (medical equipment)11/15 $1,950.00 3 bookcases for library12/15 $84.75 Utility cart for stereo for classes12/15 $1092.79 Holiday Decorations3/16 $265.92 3 Mah Jong sets4/16 $644.44 2 Outdoor umbrellas and stands for tennis courts7/16 $460.00 Shelf for Art Room11/16 $95.00 Lane timer/pace clock for water aerobics11/16 $1236.73 Holiday Decorations12/16 235.92 Plaque for Lobby

1/17 $125.00 Storage for water volleyballs6/17 $4,391.68 HEB clubhouse additional flagpole to fly POW/MIA and club flags7/17 $906.70 HEB bench for Quatar Ct8/17 $1,252.11 Repair of broken sides on various HEB benches11/17 $192.89 Holiday decorating 11/17 $95.37 Holiday decorating 11/17 $191.50 Holiday decorating 12/17 $1,512.07 Holiday Decorations2/18 $854.24 AV equipment for HEB clubhouse4/18 $288.62 6 Card tables for HEB clubhouse 7/18 $404.70 3 Mah Jong sets7/18 $16,711.47 Tilting Skillet for HEB kitchen10/18 $4,928.85 Holiday Decorations - Trees11/18 $967.63 Holiday Decorations11/19 $1,500.00 Bocce Ball Equipment11/19 $400.00 Health Fair11/19 $1,000.00 Holiday Decorations11/19 $692.24 Flowers for the Friends’ Fashion Show11/19 $2,184.89 Water volleyball net and storage11/19 $442.65 Water aerobics supplies11/19 $958.06 Pickleball tutor – ball machine11/19 $500.00 Singles Christmas tree11/19 $500.00 Seed money for a credenza for bridge groups’ storage11/19 $300.00 Bridge groups’ supplies

Friends of HEB by Carol Larsen

It is with regret that we announce the disbanding of our organization. We have been a part of HEB for 18 years, first as the Angels and then as the Friends. We have raised tens of thousands of dollars over the years and given most of it to various organizations within HEB and gifted many things to the clubhouse and the community.

We can be very proud of our past and current members who volunteered in so many ways in the community. We thank you all!

We also have to thank the many people who aren’t members who have helped us with our many projects and fund-raisers over the years. Your help was indispensable for us to be able to do as much as we did. Thank You!

We would like to list a few ways our money was used just since 2014:

At the Veterans Day celebration on November 11, resident Lou Zoghby was presented with a "QUILT OF VALOR" by the Smoky Hill Quilt Club. Presenters were Jan Weber, Vickie Pervich and

Karen Farnham. This was quite an honor for the 95 year old World War II Vet.

All activities for 2019 are now behind us and the New Year is upon us. There will not be a Car Club meeting in January or February. We will resume in March on the Second Saturday at 9 am. Should any events come up before March, you will be notified by email. Looking forward to bigger and better things in 2020. Happy New Year!

Car club

Passport to the Arts / Cultural Events

EXCITING NEWS! We have some dates for our next Season of Plays.

Just to be aware, if we do not sell at least 10 tickets per show, the ticket prices could increase.

Rent February 29th - Price $54.45 • Sign up by December 20th

The Sponge Bob Musical March 14th - Price $49.50 • Sign up by January 3rd

Mean GirlsApril 4th - Price $59.50 • Sign up by January 30th

Lion King May 16th - $82.50 • Sign up by March 6th

The Book of Mormon June 13th - $60.48 • Sign up by April 3rd

My Fair Lady July 18th - $54.45 • Sign up by May 8th

The Band's Visit August 1st - $54.45 • Sign up by May 22nd

Signups and checks made out to DCPA in the Cultural Book at the Clubhouse at the Front Desk

great season Ahead Thank you Donna Musciano and Marcia Neves

Do YOU LOVE MUSIC AND WANT TO PARTICIPATE?

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Busy Bloomers Garden Committee

December found our Busy Bloomers setting up a beautiful decorated tree in the vestibule of the Heritage Eagle Bend Clubhouse. We also enjoyed our Holiday luncheon at the

Clubhouse: Delicious food, fun and friendship to celebrate the Holiday Season.

The Busy Bloomers will not be having a meeting in January, but we are looking forward to seeing everyone at our February 17th meeting. The topic will include “making improvements with plant selections to help create a thriving outdoor space within Colorado's unique growing environment.”

The Busy Bloomers hope you all had a wonderful and festive holiday season. We look forward to seeing you in February.

If you answered yes and like to sing, consider joining Heritage 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 clubhouse on Wednesday nights from 6:30-8:30 with some scheduling alterations as we get closer to our concert dates. If you have questions, feel free to call Terry Manassee at (720) 870-5229. Check us out on the HEBGC website under Eagle Bend Players.We are excited to welcome new members to our group!!

bingojanuary 7• February 6

7pm - 9pm

The students of Doug Rudig’s Mixed Media Drawing CAL Class will display their artwork in the Library during the month of January, 2019.

The featured Artists of the month of January, 2020, are the students of Doug Rudig’s CAL class, displaying their versions of Monet’s Waterlilies.

Based on The Truth of Nature, the most comprehensive U.S. exhibition of Claude Monet paintings in decades, now at the Denver Art Museum (Oct. 21 - Feb. 2nd), Doug Rudig was asked by CAL (HEB Center for Active Learning) if he would teach a class. The first two classes (October 9th and 16th) included a power point presentation about Monet’s life and his paintings. In addition, Doug showed steps for each student to paint a “Water Lily Painting,” similar to the kind of “impressionism style” that Monet painted. For the third class, Doug reserved tickets at the Denver Art Museum to visit the Monet Exhibit (with docents) in person.

The people who took this class really enjoyed the experience.

Sheryl Hutchings says, “I thoroughly enjoyed the painting part of the class because I love painting and I have been to Monet’s Gardens. It brought back such good memories. It is a lot of work to arrange for supplies so that that many people can paint together, and Doug’s arrangement of a group excursion to see the Monet exhibit was a great way to experience that wonderful display of the master impressionist’s beautiful work. Thank you, Doug!”

Eagle Book Club Mary Ann Tarr - 720-318-7706 • Mary Jo Kranz - 720-376-8197 • Elaine D’Angelo - 303-794-5622Meets the third Thursday of the month, 7p.m. at HEB Library.

January 16 The Women in the Castle by Jessica Shattuck Amid the ashes of Nazi Germany’s defeat, Marianne von Lingenfels returns to the once grand castle of her husband’s ancestors, an imposing stone structure now fallen into ruin following years of war. The widow of a resistor murdered in the failed July 20,1944, plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler, Marianne plans to uphold the promise she made to her husband’s brave conspirators: to find and protect their wives, her follow resistance widows. Historical Fiction

February 20 Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth StoutAs the townspeople grapple with their problems, mild and dire, Olive is brought to a deeper understanding of herself and her life - sometimes painfully, but always with ruthless honesty. Olive Kitterridge offers profound insights into the human condition- its conflicts, its tragedies and joys, and the endurance it requires. Pulitzer Prize for Fiction (2009)

March 19 Educated by Tara WestoverAn unforgettable memoir about a young girl, who kept out of school, leaves her survivalist family and goes on to earn a PhD from Cambridge University. Memoir

April 16 Underground Railroad by Colson WhiteheadCora, a young slave on a cotton plantation in Georgia, eagerly seizes the change to escape on the Underground Railroad. She escapes with Caesar through a secret network of actual tracks and tunnels beneath Southern soil. The Underground Railroad is both the gripping tale of one woman’s well to escape the horrors of bondage and a powerful meditation on the history we all share. Fiction

Everyone is welcome.

And Earlaine Worel comments, “Doug's Claude Monet class was the perfect combination of experiences, in a short time period. We met for two classes, where we dabbled in painting a Lily Pond, using the Monet impressionist method. We also learned of Monet's life, struggling to introduce the very different method of impressionism versus realism. The culmination activity was to travel to the Denver Art Museum to see 120 of Claude Monet's paintings. I enjoyed the experience very much.”

Doug’s background included being an educator (Teacher, Principal, & Superintendent of Schools) and being a professional artist (worked with 11 National Parks and Monuments and personal art projects).

So please enjoy the waterlily paintings in the HEB Library.

HEBGC Friends of the Library Artists of the Month by Audrey Ledgerwood

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HEBGC Art News by Audrey Ledgerwood

We are so happy to be back in our Art Room! Our painting group, “Watercolor and Beyond”, decorated our Christmas Tree with our Christmas cards as

we have every year. And some of the paintings displayed are the original paintings for the cards as well as other winter and Christmas paintings. And now that the Library is complete with twice as much space for Art work, our paintings are displayed there as well.

Our project for December was to create lighted Christmas Trees with Rhinestone and other jewelry. Pat Powell led the project as well as inspiring us with her original piece. And she provided much of the materials and tools to create them at her home. You’ll see some of the results in the photos.

We met to plan projects and displays for 2020 in early December. One or two members of our group teach a lesson or share something they have learned in a workshop with all of us on the first Monday of each month. We planned several months of our first Monday projects. And we will be continuing our Visiting Artist Program of workshops in the coming year as well. We also have themes for each month’s art display and we selected those for the year. They challenge us to have new ideas and to create new paintings that depict the theme. The Theme for January is “Hidden Memories”, so stop in to see what we’ve created.

Art is alive and well at HEB. If you’re interested in creating art with us, the contact information is listed in the Newsletter.

Happy new year!

Removing Snow from Your Driveway by William Weinstein MD, Emergency Preparedness Committee HEBGCWithin the community, plowing the streets and sidewalks is the responsibility of the HOA with priority given to emergency streets. Other streets are done next followed by HEBGC contracts.

When it comes to driveway snow removal, without a contract, the following are safe snow shoveling tips:

1. Sunshine may be helpful in snow removal, especially if you have a south facing driveway, if you can hold off for a day or two.

2. Shoveling can be a dangerous activity, especially if you are sedentary, smoke, have hypertension, are overweight or have a heart condition.

3. Don’t shovel after smoking, eating a heavy meal or drinking caffeine.4. Start slowly, ideally use ergonomic snow shovels with curved handles and, especially if snow is heavy,

consider spraying the blade with a lubricant to help the snow slide off.5. Wear layered clothing, a hat, mittens (or warm gloves) and nonskid boots.6. Push the snow rather than lifting it. Don’t throw the snow over your shoulder; walk it over.7. Hold the shovel close to your body with your feet at hip width.8. Bend your knees and space your hands apart for leverage.9. Consider splurging and buying yourself a snow blower.10. Consider hiring a professional snow removal service and relax!

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EB Singles by Joyce TrivieriTHE FUN, FRIENDSHIP AND LAUGHTER CONTINUE

Check Eagle Bend Singles Binder in Library for the latest activities and membership information. Monthly meetings are held on the second Thursday at 5pm. Contact Joyce Trivieri [email protected]. Please come and join us! Membership is open to all HEBGC residents.

2019 YEAR IN REVIEW: Besides our wonderful Spring and Fall luncheons, Annual Picnic and Holiday dinner, 2019 fun activities/trips included: A polar bear party, Furry Friends Valentine, St. Patrick’s Day celebration, Murder on the Oriental Tea Express, Downtown Aquarium trip, President’s day celebration, Bunco, Lunch Bunch excursions, Cinco De Mayo celebration, Arapahoe Horse Racing, Cherokee Castle tour and tea, A Wacky Tacky summer kickoff party, A 1950s party, a Western Round up party, and a year-end Ugly Sweater Party and of course Bunco! We celebrated with lunches and movies every month and breakfast outings.

Don’t miss out, come join the fun for 2020!

january activities

Membership is open to all HEBGC residents, regardless of marital status.

Monthly meetings are held on the second Thursday at 5pm. Contact Joyce Trivieri [email protected]

EB Singles’ Christmas Tree and holiday party 2019

January 9thPolar Bear Party

5:00 pm

January 14thbowling

arapahoe center10:00 am

January 18thbreakfast at

Parkway grill9:00 am

January 22ndenglish

tealeaves cafe11:30 am

January 28thmovies and Lunch

11:30 am

january 25thchinese new year

lunch at pfchangs11:30 am

HOLIDAY / SEASONAL DECORATIONS:The decorations are lovely!

Just a reminder that winter holiday decorations need to be removed by January 31st. Per the Residential Improvement Guidelines, holiday / seasonal decoration

may be erected 30 days before a holiday and must be removed within 30 days after the holiday.

We thank you for your help in keeping this community looking great!

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Golf Shop Corner by Jason Franke, PGA HEB Head Golf Professional

It’s hard to believe that 2020 is here! I hope all of you survived the holiday season at Heritage Eagle Bend and are staying warm! The annual Holiday Golf Shop sale

was a great success. Thank you for your patronage and support, we could not do it without you!! 2020 Annual Passes and Rounds Packages are now on sale in the Golf Shop! Visit or call the Golf Shop to see what options are best to satisfy your golf itch for the year!

We have some exciting changes that we’ll be rolling out this season: a new tee sheet and online booking engine, new mobile app, new website, and the best of all, new online league portals with weekly registration, pairings, results, stats, live scoring, and more! Stay tuned for a lot more information to come! Mark your calendars for the 2020 Denver Golf Expo being held again at the Denver Merchandise Mart February 7th through 9th. We’ll be there promoting our exceptional facility and community, so hopefully we’ll see you there! We will also be looking for volunteers to help at our booth, so please reach out to me if you’re interested in joining us for a shift or two.

Thank you all for the support of the Heritage Eagle Bend Golf Operations. If you need anything or have questions or concerns, please contact Jason Franke at (303) 400-6700 or [email protected].

Ed Grose - Tennis committee Chairnew chairman of HEB tennis

Tennis News by Carrie Sharp “Ho—ho—ho, snow, snow, snow!”But, no, no, no tennis around Christmas!

This is a short article since the weather isn’t cooperating much around the holidays. When the sun does shine here is the HEB court schedule: Men’s tennis: Tuesdays and Saturdays at 10:00 A.M.Ladies tennis: Mondays at 9:00 A.M.To reserve the courts call the pro shop (2 hour sessions).Ball Machine: to reserve a practice session with our new ball machine, call Ed Grose (1-571-215-3525) or Bill Brown (303-688-4888). Questions? New players moving to HEBGC? Please call Carrie Sharp (720-479-8414) or Don Bevis (303-995-0932).We send you happy Christmas wishes, love from family and friends, and many trips under the mistletoe!Four new tennis questions:

Q: Where did tennis players go on their date?A: A tennis ball

Q: At what sport do waiters do really well?A: Tennis, because they are great servers!

Q: When does a British tennis match end?A: When it’s Wimble-done.

Q: What do you call a girl standing in the middle of a tennis court?A: Annette!

SPORTS CORNER

Has your phone number changed? Dropped the landline and only use a cell number now? If yes, please let Kortney know at the Admin Office, [email protected] or 720.235.1827 We can also change the number in the Directory and the Entry Gate, if needed.

Please contact Kortney in the Admin Office at [email protected] or

720-235-1827 to update your email address.

It will be necessary for us to have your up-to-date emails for the Master Board

Election coming up in April.

EMAIL CHANGED?

PHONE NUMBER CHANGED?

Happy New Year. It has been a wonderful 2019 and looking forward to an exciting 2020 in the HEB pickleball community. Although the weather has not been cooperating

with play on the courts in HEB members utilize facilities at the Parker Tennis Club as well as the Parker Fieldhouse to keep in shape. As promised in last month’s newsletter I am happy to report on the tournament recap. In 2019 thirteen members of the HEB Pickleball club took part in eight tournaments in three different states for a total of thirty-two awards consisting of eighteen gold, ten silver, and 4 bronze medals. Congrats to all of you, we know who you are and what a great representation of HEB to the pickleball community as a whole you have been. Looking forward to continued success next year. In 2020 we will have the use of a new Pickleball Tutor ball machine, thanks to a generous donation from The Friends of HEB. Information on storage and use of the new Ball Machine will be coming in future articles.

Pickleball by Laird Thornton

For other information about the Pickleball Club, please contact Laird Thornton, Chairman, at 303-748-6364.

WGA Annual Luncheon by Jan Place

Wow, can you believe we are in January 2020? December blew by. The WGA holiday party was a blast held at Linda Schippers house. There were lots

of goodies, libations, and laughter. Gift cards were collected to support the Gathering Place.

A new change is coming this year in the pro shop. A new premier program, “Golf Genius“, has been installed by our Pro, Jason Franke. This will make us more mobile friendly and we will not need the signup books anymore. We can do it all online. The membership directory will be updated throughout the year. We can sign up for league play plus we can find the game of the week. The WGA Board and committee members watched a demo by Jason at the last Board meeting and asked questions and are thinking through some of the details. At the March kickoff, we will be able to register you on the spot. There will be computers and ladies to help with the registration. A new GHIN handicap system was introduced to the board and committee members which should be launched in March 2020. These changes will affect worldwide index calculations, not just the USGA. The current index system was determined once a golfer completed five full rounds of golf. The new system only requires three rounds of golf or 54 holes. The new GHIN will be calculated and revised every day as opposed to only on the 1st and 15th of each month. To have an accurate GHIN, we will post scores daily for regular play or the pro shop will post for league play. For a two day tournament the most current GHIN index on day one of the tournament will be used for the full tournament. The system will now take into consideration abnormal weather conditions by region

and course. The captains for the interclub team play will use the current handicap on the day of submitting their player roster. Max equitable scores for each hole will be par plus two strokes plus individual allotted strokes. EXAMPLE: On a Par 5 hole, a player with a 30 handicap will be given 2 strokes. The highest score posted will be a 9 (Par 5 + 2 strokes + 2 strokes popped on the card. *NOTE: For all play, the actual score must be written on the score card since that affects the weekly game results / winners. If you take a 10, you write a 10 on your score card. Do not write the equitable score. That is figured later for posting. The member /guest committee has met and has come up with a theme; we are going on a Safari. The theme is “It’s a jungle out there”. The committee chair will again be our fearless leader, Shirley Gillespie. Her tribe is Lori Schmidt, Linda Schippers, Gail Interwish, Debby Poole, Debbie Mascis, Jan Place, Carol McMann, Christy Bodaness, and Annette Salvata. The date for the member/guest is July 21st. More information will be announced as we get closer to July. Right now you have time to think about your outfit for a Safari and whom you would like to play with.

For Tuesday league play, we are thinking of going with a pre-ordering system for lunch. Elmir loves the idea. This will make it more efficient for us and his kitchen. The board is working out the kinks with Elmir so it will run smoothly.

Wow, that is a lot of new news to digest. We will work together and get through it together.

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Airport TransportationMGM Airport Transportation.......................................303-570-1055Door to door curbside pick-up and drop off, 24/7 HEBGC Resident - Mario Musciano\Fully Licensed and Insured by the State and DIA State Licensed-PUC LL 01610Incorporated in 1997, Servicing HEBGC, East Aurora, Parker, Lone Tree, Castle Pines and Castle Rock.

Marsha’s DIA Shuttle Service.........................................303-693-2828For all of your transport needs: Physician appointments, errands, shopping. Door to door. Hours of Operation: 24/7. HEB Resident 14 years.

R&R DIA Shuttle Service, LLC.....................................303-888-7915Door to door service to and from Denver International Airport, 24/7Serving SE Aurora and ParkerWe gladly accept Cash or V/MC/AXP

Air ConditioningPatriot Plumbing, Drains, Heating, Air Conditioning...303-647-679124/7 air conditioning, furnace, boiler and heat pump installation, repair and maintenance. Humidification, dehumidification, air exchangers and more. Schedule at your convenience. Clean, polite, uniformed technicians. Home of the 100% “You’ll Be Thrilled” Guarantee!

Assisted LivingSee Senior Living

Computer/Technology ConsultingSuper Mike's Computer Service....................................303-523-2900In home technology consulting. Service and repair of computers, networks, and other technology products. Affordable IT service at your doorstep. Please visit www.supermikes.com for more information. HEB references available. Serving you since 2001.

DentistsSouthlands Dental, Dr. Kalra........................................720-886-0606Everyone deserves to be pampered. We look forward to taking great Care of you. We listen to your individual needs and treat you with the respect you deserve. Forest Hills Dental Care, Dr. Jared Bruggeman.............303-840-9557Located next to Super Target directly across E-470 from Heritage Eagle Bend. Dr. Bruggeman is a proud participant of the 9News Health Fair at Heritage Eagle Bend and looks forward to providing the best care for you and your family.

DecksSchick Custom Decks........................................720-987-2775BBB accredited A+ rating, 5 Star Home Advisor Rating, Huge Portfolio & 100's of References. We do custom decks, staircases, patio covers, pergolas and more! Find us on www.schickdecks.com or contact us by email [email protected]

Dog GroomingDirty Dawgs Done Dirt Cheap..................................720-215-7279Hand Wash & Dry, door-to-door service Certified Veterinary Assistant / Dog Groomer Specializing in Senior & Special Needs Dogs

DrainsBanner Plumbing Service Co.......................................303-841-4085Stephen Frost, Master Plumber, an HEBGC Neighbor for all your plumbing needs. Service and Repair etc. Emergency Service Available

Patriot Plumbing, Drains, Heating, Air Conditioning...303-647-679124/7 drain clearing services for sinks, toilets, bath tubs and main drain lines. We can unclog the drain, maybe find a lost piece of jewelry and get things flowing again! Schedule at your convenience. Clean, polite, uniformed technicians. Home of the 100% “You’ll Be Thrilled” Guarantee!

Financial Investments and ServicesJason Castañeda, Edward Jones.....................................303-841-4629Serving our community, ask for a Complimentary Financial Review. Focused on personalized retirement strategies and portfolio reviews, insurance and annuities, estate and legacy considerations. Member SIPC.

FitnessFit Masters...................................................................303-900-0515Smarter Fitness Over 50Improve your strength, mobility, and balanceCouples training availableDave Lyskawa, Certified Fitness Coach [email protected]

Rick Feria, 4everFit LLC...............................................303-638-7193 [email protected] Certified; Senior FItness SpecialistIn-Home Personal Training; call for a free consultationHelp maintain or improve strength, balance, flexibility...

Pilates and GyrotonicBarbara Huttner-Martin...............................................303-349-0367Pilates and Gyrotonic, Certified Master Teacher on all equipment. 40 years experience. The best training for golf and tennis.

Floor CoveringRoberts Floor Coverings Inc.........................................303-831-70802505 W 8th Ave, Denver, CO 80204 [email protected] the Denver Metro area since 1941. We specialize in Carpet, Hardwood, Tile, Laminate, and Custom Rugs. We also offer Granite, Marble and Quarts Countertops as well as Humter Douglas Window Coverings.

Garage Doors

Elite Garage Doors.......................................................720-442-8600* 24/7 garage door repair and installation services * Same day appointments * 2 Years warranty on parts and labor * Licensed and Insured *

Gas Fireplace RepairQuality Fireplace Solutions........303-946-6535..........qfireplaces.com Call our office now for a full service tune up so that your gas fireplace is ready to use for the holidays and into the New Year. More than 10 years in HEB and more than 20 years in the gas fireplace service industry. Our techs are Licensed, Insured and NFI Certified in gas fireplace service and repair.

Golf“Club Doctor Jim”, Jim Shook.....................................303-600-9003Building custom golf clubs to fit your swing and size (men, women & juniors). Repairing damaged clubs & shafts, including replacing old, worn grips.

Handy Man Services/General ContractorHarmonious Home Repair ................................................303-514-7500 20 years’ experience, local references, small jobs, big jobs, senior discount • Steve

Handyman Services, Larry Sparks...................................... 303-906-9790Heritage Eagle Bend Golf Club References AvailableOnly 5 minutes away!

HeatingHigh Energy Services LLC, Air Conditioning, Heating, Water Heaters...............................................................303-337-7265Free estimates, reliable, honest and fair pricing for all of your Heating<>Air Conditioning<>Water Heaters<>Humidifiers needs, including repair and maintenance services. Free service call - same day service. $89 A/C Servicing

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HeatingPatriot Plumbing, Drains, Heating, Air Conditioning..303-647-679124/7 furnace, heat pump and air conditioning installation, repair and maintenance. Humidification, dehumidification, air exchangers and more. Schedule at your convenience. Clean, polite, uniformed technicians. Home of the 100% “You’ll Be Thrilled” Guarantee!

Home Cleaning Catch-All Cleaning, Inc...............................................303-981-0970Serving the HEB community for 15 years.Regular Schedule or 1 time cleaning!

InsuranceJeff Uscier, Jeff Uscier Agency, Inc..................................303-680-9858Independent Insurance Agent representing HARTFORD, METLIFE and SAFECO insurance and authorized to provide AARP Auto and Home insurance for the Hartford.

Interior DesignPamela D. Earnest Interiors, Inc..................................303-690-9467Design consultation, paint selections, draperies, fabrics, carpeting and furniture.Hourly consultation or cost plus. HEBGC resident, thirty yrs. experience.

LandscapingCox Professional Landscape Services LLC.....................303-693-6878Professional Full-Service Landscape Company. Maintenance & Enhancements. “Whatever it Takes” See our ad in this newsletter.

Cutting Edge Landscape LLC.......................................720-982-8655 You Grow It! We Mow It! ($30) Snow Flurries? No Worries! ($35)Contact Mike to schedule your lawn maintenance or snow removal.

Law OfficeJeffrey H. Katz, P. C., (HEBGC Resident)....................303-726-3670Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney, Living Wills, Estate Planning, Business and Corporate law: HEBGC Resident; Available for home visits.

Kirch Rounds Bowman & Deffenbaugh PC.................303-671-7726Specializing in Wills, Trusts, Power of Attorney, Estate Planning, Elder Law, Real Estate. Over half a century of combined legal experience. Home visits available. www.dwkpc.net.

MedicalKaiser Permanente........................................................720-340-9783Bridget Doherty, mykpagent.org/bridgetdMedical Health Plan Licensed Sales Specialist

MBP AdvisorMichael Barrett.............................................................720-987-4245TV Cable streaming 5000 channels, Local, movies, sports packages, International. No contracts. Requires internet. $39.00/mo.Or go to HATEMYCABLE.COM/CHEAPTVCABLE

PetsThe Pet Sitter Lady, Linette Burke................................720-982-3877Loving care when you’re not there, quality pet sitting in your home or mine! Visit our website at www.thepetsitterlady.com or email [email protected]

PlumbingBanner Plumbing Service Co........................................303-841-4085Stephen Frost, Master Plumber, an HEBGC Neighbor for all your plumbing needs. Service and Repair etc. Emergency Service Available

PlumbingParker Plumbing & Heating, Inc..................................303-840-2931Kevin Bates, Master Plumber, An HEBGC neighbor and local family business since 1992. Providing plumbing service and repair, hot water heaters, remodels, and more.

Patriot Plumbing, Drains, Heating, Air Conditioning..303-647-679124/7 plumbing service for your home including water heaters, drain clearing, sump pumps, water softening, new fixture installation and more. Schedule at your convenience. Clean, polite, uniformed technicians. Home of the 100% “You’ll Be Thrilled” Guarantee!

Real EstateJeff Uscier, Workman and Associates.............................303-680-9858HEBGC Resident 14 years. Specializing in HEBGC Real Estate. Gwen Arnold.................................................................303-766-6801Serving HEB since 2002, Your Colorado & Arizona RealtorFred Smith, Re/Max Masters Millennium......................303-930-5132Your Heritage Eagle Bend Specialist. www.Fred-Smith.net, [email protected] Lydin, Lydin Group Realty .............................303-946-7772Specializing in HEBGC real estate since 2000!Carrol J Howard............................................................303-883-1369HEBGC Resident, Managing Broker, McKean Real Estate [email protected] Miyaki, Broker / Owner Miyaki Realty, Inc.........303-913-9993 HEBGC Resident, [email protected], Metro Brokers Specializing in Real Estate Buy / Sell, Redesign, and Reorganize for Convenience Services

Stacey Greenlee / EXP Realty........................................303-358-7970Specializing in HEBGC and South Metro Real EstateUsing only top tier marketing to get you top dollar for your home!Rex Gambrell,Empire Realty..........................................720-616-7829HEB Resident. [email protected] O’LearyRE/MAX Masters Millennium.......................................720-291-8051Proudly serving the HEB community with over 40 yrs experienceLori Schmidt-Empire Realty........(W)303-680-2582 (C)701-730-5879 HEB active resident since [email protected]

Remodeling and RepairMark’s Remodeling and Repair......................................720-628-1033Complete kitchen and bathroom remodels, basements, wood flooring, light fixtures, hidden wire wall mounted flat panel TVs. HEBGC references available

RoofingAVI Roofing & Gutters..................................................303-296-8551Family owned & operated, “Your Original Roofing Contractor” Serving the Heritage Eagle Bend community for the past 14 years. Call today for your free estimate.

RR Roofing and Renovations LLC.................................720-291-7225 John Rooker, [email protected] Locally owned & trusted since 1998, quality focused residential construction. Call us to perform a free pre claim inspection of your roof. See Display Ad also

SeamstressHEB Resident Seamstress........................................................303-736-8714Local experienced woman for alterations to men and women’s clothing, designer pillows, small projects, no drapes or cornices. References available. Please call Elizabeth at 303-736-8714 or text: 720-480-3803.

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Senior Care ConsultantsAll Senior Living Solutions, Sally Webster Heritage Eagle Bend Resident, 12 years...................................720-727-0950Specializing in Senior Housing / Free Placement & ReferralsMember: Denver Chapter National Placement & Referral AllianceBonded and Insured / 16 years experience Email: [email protected]

Answers for Senior Care, Phil & Lily Hotaling..............303-799-1313Providing Geriatric Care services & Housing Referral/placement

Senior LivingParker Senior Living by Morning Star.............................303-841-1800Casting a new light. Independent, Assisted, Memory Care, Respite Stay, Day Program 11000 South Dransfeldt Road Parker

Pine Grove Crossing........................................................303-996-8000Assisted Living and Memory Care19160 Cottonwood Drive Parker, CO 80138The Care You need. The Life You Want.“Locally Owned and Managed” | www.pinegrovecrossing.com

TravelDaydream Travel, Greg and Sharon Duggan, Agents/Owners....................303-728-9657We are your HEBGC neighbors providing personalized care in travel arrangementservices. Call today to get started on your dream vacation!

Cindy Brewer, Travel Agent HEBGC resident................720-502-6690Call me for any of your travel needs. Booking 2019 and beyond! I promise to return your calls promptly. [email protected]

Miles of Love Travel - HEB Resident............................ 970-396-8253CarolLee Miles-Love / Larry Love 303-588-9985CLIA Certified Elite Cruise Counselor - Come along with Miles of Love as we CRUISE THE WORLD together!!!! [email protected] / [email protected]

Pegasus Travel Advisors Rosie Stermer - HEBGC resident..................................972-800-2705Great vacations begin here! Let us help you plan your next adventure. [email protected] www.pegasustraveladvisors.com

Windows - BlindsMaster Blinds Services, LLCJose................................................................................303-518-4307All Blinds, All shades, Repairs and Sales. We beat any price! Ask about HEB discounts! *Servicing Aurora for 26 years*

Windows - ReplacementPrestige Products Windows & Siding..........................303-773-0515Providing top quality replacement windows & patio doors, excellent installations, and personalized customer service. Since 1993, owners Don & Dustin Samuel have set the bar for home improvement quality & satisfaction. NO MONEY DOWN. FREE in-home price quotes. See Our Display Ad

Renewal By AndersenJohn Tierney - Senior Project Consultant....................720-323-1848Renewal by Andersen sells, installs and services our patented Fibrex windows and doors resulting in beautiful homes and delighted homeowners. Call for a free quote and window diagnostics today. Mention this ad for an additional 5% off any national promotion. See Our Display Ad

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JUST A REMINDER NO ONE UNDER 19 YEARS OF AGE CAN LIVE

IN THE COMMUNITY.

They are allowed to visit for a time up to 6 weeks in a row and not more than 90 total days in a year.

It is never a pleasant situation when this is reported and has to be dealt with.

We ask that you understand this for the sake of the other residents who moved to

an age-restricted community as a choice.

THANK YOU.

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More information at 303-693-6878 [email protected]

Rapid Changes in Temps & Untimely Snows - Is Your Snow Contract in Place?

What’s Happening ... January ... Reflections

SERVICE DIRECTORY

M E M O R Y C A R E

Short-term Respite CareSometimes you need a break and that’s ok. A vacation. A chance to reset.

Our Renew Saddle Rock Memory Care campus is a modern, state-of-the-art community that is a safe, comfortable place to care for your loved-one for short period of time.

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Eagle Bend Community Church

SUNDAY: COFFEE & CONVERSATION 9:30 AM, SERVICE AT 10 AM

Please join us for fellowship, inspiring Bible-based messages and beautiful music.Church services are held at the Clubhouse every Sunday. Please join us!Call Bruce Minor, Pastor, 303.757.1455

Eagle Bend Community Church

CELEBRATING OUR 14th YEAR AT HERITAGE EAGLE BEND

Choir practice Thursday at 6:45 pm. Tom Wertz, Director of Music. For more information call 303.757.1455

Women's Bible Study. We meet the 2nd and 3rd Mondays of every month. Contact Debbie Grindrod at (720) 323-6937 for further information.

Co-ed Bible Study on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month at 6:30 pm. Theological Roundtable meets 2nd Tuesday of the month at 6:45 pm.

Pastor George Gaffga, 303.757.1455 for more information.

All studies are at the Minor’s home, 22561 E. Long Drive, 303.757.1455

Visit our Website: http://eaglebendcc.org/ Follow us on Facebook

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McKean Real Estate Inc.

Carrol J. HowardManaging BrokerMobile: 303.883.1369

Email: [email protected]

Meagen Howard FoxBroker - AssociateMobile: 720.201.1167

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WITH THE KIND OF INVESTMENT YOU HAVE IN YOUR HOME, EXPERIENCE DOES COUNT! OUR FIRM HAS OVER 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE AS REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

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I can answer your questions about Medicare and determine if you’re eligible to enroll in a Kaiser Permanente Medicare health plan.

For more information, you can meet with me or attend one of my Kaiser Permanente Senior Advantage seminars. Please call:

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Let me help get your home sold! Contact me today for a free market analysis. LOOKING TO BUY? Let me show you some homes! Contact me for an appointment.

For Sale – 7979 S. Quemoy Way – 603 - $545,000 Perfect location w/expansive views of golf course, plus open space. Beautiful kitchen w/42” Hickory cabinets, center island & built-in desk. Finished basement w/rec room, bed, bath & lots of storage.

For Sale – 8111 S. Quatar Cir. – 704 - $525,000 Quiet location w/open space views. Beautiful hardwood floors throughout main living areas. 42” cabinets, granite counters, double ovens & pantry in kitchen. Large rec room, 2 beds & 2 baths in basement.

For Sale – 23580 E. Jamison Pl. – 903 - $349,000 Wonderful move-in ready townhome! Beautiful kitchen w/slab granite counters & 42” cabinets, plus gas stove & oven. Vaulted ceilings in living room & master bedroom. Lovely extended patio.

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• Over 19 Years Experience

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• Over 19 Years Experience

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Rick E. Gambrell HEB Resident

Turning Age 65?

Medicare Advantage & Medicare Supplement Plans

Individual Health Plans Licensed Colorado & Arizona

Call or Email

Phone: 720-839-1900 [email protected]

Complete Benefits Group Now Offering Senior Health Insurance Medicare Advantage, Med Sup & Individual Health

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To get a quote call or email

Rick E. Gambrell Phone: 303/795-0254 HEB Resident Rick @completebenefitsgroup.com

Complete Benefits Group Now Offering Senior Health Insurance Medicare Advantage, Med Sup & Individual Health

Open Enrollment is almost here!

To get a quote call or email

Rick E. Gambrell Phone: 303/795-0254 HEB Resident Rick @completebenefitsgroup.com

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Buy Or Sell With Rex Gambrell

HEB Resident Rex Gambrell, Managing Broker

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Jeff UscierAbove All Insurance Group, LLC

An Independent Insurance Agent

Providing Insurance forAuto, Home, Condo, Life Insurance and Income Retirement Programs

Representing:Hartford, SAFECO, MetLife, Travelers,

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Call Jeff today for a Quote.303.680.98588224 S. Winnipeg Ct.

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If you are thinking of selling your homeCALL ME at 303.680.9858

Listing your home to the Best Possible Price is very important...DON'T price your home too low.

I can help you price it right!4.3% commission to residents of Heritage Eagle Bend

Are you thinking of buying atHeritage Eagle Bend? If you are, call me!

I've lived in this wonderful community community for 13 years and I know it well. I specialize only in the

Heritage Eagle Bend Community.

Jeff Uscier • RealtorOffice: 303.680.9858 • Fax: 720.870.5447

email: [email protected]

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DISTRICT DELEGATE NAME PHONE EMAIL

1 Roger Harmelink 303-693-4169 [email protected] Gladys McLean 303-333-1906 [email protected] Valerie Ness 303-362-4613 [email protected] Mary Procaccio 303-690-2076 [email protected] John Kerbaugh 720-870-2343 [email protected] Peggy Calhoun 303-746-8190 [email protected] 7 Emilie Hogy 303-888-2860 [email protected] Judy Bynum 720-810-2819 [email protected] Jim Wargas 630-788-4400 [email protected] Tom Wilcox 303-862-8491 [email protected] Richard Schiller 609-709-5147 [email protected] Dennis Tierney 720-459-8527 [email protected] Diane Pranske 708-528-2952 [email protected] Connie Smith 303-617-9332 [email protected] Linda McKee 703-716-5654 [email protected] John Ehlers 303-484-9352 [email protected] 17 Pat Mernah 303-755-3636 [email protected] 18 John Kimble 303-706-1341 [email protected] 19 Clark Sonderby 720-870-2314 [email protected] Beverly Worford 720-420-9500 [email protected] Gary Carpenter 720-484-5833 [email protected] Vern Kenley 303-694-9546 [email protected] Diane Rae 303-530-4147 [email protected] Mark Brown 303-797-3515 [email protected] Doug Rudig 630-235-5168 [email protected] Steven Krebsbach 303-748-1886 [email protected] Russ Randall 303-766-8662 [email protected] David Admire 303-721-6385 [email protected] Dennis Griffith 720-891-9021 [email protected] 30 Bob Holtschlag 303-290-0190 [email protected] David Craven 303-771-2813 [email protected] Gary Mabie 303-617-8287 [email protected] 33 Bill Weinstein 720-242-8471 [email protected] Bob Janky 303-564-1104 [email protected] Bonnie Knowles 303-908-7926 [email protected] Barbara Pedersen 303-690-3451 [email protected] Jane Harris 720-328-5762 [email protected]

Traditions Board Contact Information (for emergencies only)Traditions Hotline: 303.343.4011Thomas Dorr - President 303.349.6924 [email protected] Pote - Treasurer 304.203.4016 [email protected] Mary Lou Espinosa - VP 303.699.0368 [email protected] Schultz - Director 847.878.0047 [email protected] Harris - Director 720.328.5762 [email protected] North - Secretary 720.870.8989 [email protected]

Village Board Contact Information (for emergencies only)Village Board Hotline: 303.343.4011Valerie Ness, President 303.362.4613Eileen Nilson, Vice President/Secretary 720.299.1799 Jerry Bohlmann, Treasurer 307.220.3329 Sally Webster, Director 720.939.0835Micky Hogue 303.690.4418

Please be sure to notify the Admin Office of any changes to your contact information

by emailing or calling Kortney at [email protected]

or 720.235.1827

Hotline NumberTraditions & Village

303.343.4011

SERVICE DIRECTORY

Heritage Eagle Bend Master Association, Inc.23155 East Heritage ParkwayAurora, CO 80016

PRSRT STDU.S. POSTAGEPAID

DENVER, COPERMIT NO. 1624

Watch for more details in future news magazines, eblasts and on the website at www.heritageeaglebend.com

UPCOMINGJANUARYJanuary 7 Bingo NightJanuary 15 Dance with DJJanuary 18 Sake Wine TastingJanuary 21 Traditions MeetingJanuary 28 Villages MeetingJanuary 29 Trivia Night

FEBRUARYFebruary 6 Bingo NightFebruary 14 Valentine’s Day EventFebruary 21 Blood Drive

EVENTS

POSTMASTER, PLEASE DELIVER BY January 1st

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