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Las Vegas Night!August 18, 2018 at 6:30pmFree Beer & Popcorn! Tickets go on sale NOW! 10.00 per personCome & enjoy all your favorite games!BYOB!WOW - Grand Prize Ra�e!!

FLU SHOTSComing September 12th!9:00a - 12p in the Social HallSign up starts on August 20th!

Italian Night Featuring Claudio Sereni! Saturday, September 22nd! Come & enjoy singing and dancing To music from the 50s and 60s! Lasagna, salad & garlic bread for dinner! $15.00 per person Tickets go on sale September 3 – 20, 2018

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Octoberfest!Coming October 13, 2018

Halloween DanceOctober 27, 20187:00pm Social HallCostume Contest!!

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PRESIDENT’S CORNERby Adrien R. LaBombarde

QUESTIONS FOR THE ASSOCIATIONAny questions and/or correspondence regarding

CountryPlace Homeowners Association should be sent to:

FirstService Residential12234 Shadow Creek Parkway, Suite 3112

Pearland, TX 77584

OFFICE HOURSMonday through Thursday - 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Friday (excluding holidays) - 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

The Association’s contract with FirstService Residential does prescribe physical on-site management, and its sta� is available to assist the Board and residents in the day to-day operations of the Association.

Should you notice problems with the facilities, deed violations in the neighborhood, and/or any other problems which may not necessarily be visible to FirstService Residential during its normal inspections of the community, please contact FirstService Residential at (713) 332-4675. A solid working relationship between the Association and FirstService Residential will sustain the maintenance of our community and keep administrative costs to a minimum.

NOTICE: All articles submitted to newsletter are subject to editing for clarity and length.

DisclaimerThis newsletter and any information contained herein are intended for general informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal, �nancial or medical advice. The publisher takes great e�ort to ensure the accuracy of information contained in this newsletter. However, we will not be responsible at any time for any errors or omissions or any damages, howsoever caused, that result from its use. Seek competent professional advice and/or legal counsel with respect to any matter discussed or published in this newsletter.

Birthdays can be fun social milestones. Eating out with close friends. Birthday cards both traditional, and on social media. Recognition at a Homeowners Meeting. At the same time, birthdate information is private, personal information protected under privacy laws, even if you’ve let your friends and neighbors know both the date and your age. For instance, although the CountryPlace O�ce uses homeowners’ birthdates to meet legal requirements for our 55-and-older community status, access to that information does not give Board members or any o�ce personnel the right to possess or use it for any other purpose, even to wish you a happy birthday.

Ditto all other “personally identi�able information” (PII) – any data that could potentially identify a speci�c individual, ranging from Social Security numbers and driver’s license numbers to phone numbers and e-mail addresses. Whenever CountryPlace collects PII for any o�cial business – whether it be for HOA assessments or for Board-authorized distribution of the eBlast – the Association strives to protect the privacy of that information. PII must not be used by any individual for any personal use.

Homeowners can help the Association protect your privacy. Stay alert. And inform the Board if you suspect improper possession or use of your PII.

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Garden Club NewsBy Nancy Levine

The Garden Club of CountryPlace will meet August 7, 2018.

The Garden Club Yard of the Month winners were: Marilyn and Art Zapata, 2719 South Peach Hollow Circle. Honorable mention went to: Charlye and Timothy Waddell, 3427 South Peach Hollow Circle.

Yard of the month sponsors are Lauren Kleman-Cohen, Keller-Williams Realty, Preferred, and The Pearland Handyman Joel Cohen.


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Some people have been asking what we are going to do about the gazebo? It was a cute addition to our community. The gazebo was purchased as a kit with donated money and installed by special projects approximately 6 years ago. When the wind blew it down, it was discovered that the galvanized steel supporting it was rusted out and the building could have been pushed over by hand. The company no longer makes this unit. I wonder why. If the community wishes it replaced and since it was a temporary structure. I would suggest following the same procedure of donations. Home Depot has a kit made of Cedar with a 15-year limited warranty which would cost around $2600. Donated improvements are the CountryPlace way.

The Board has come under criticism for planning to make improvements to the community. Apparently, the feeling is that our buildings will last forever if we budget for enough duct tape and better paint to hold them together. The feeling is that depreciation is only an accounting gimmick and our buildings were built well enough that they will last forever. Every morning I wake up feeling some aches and pains and look in the mirror and realize my body has depreciated.

Why do you think our buildings are any di�erent? Why should we ever consider anything new and more modern? I’m reminded of some older people in my youth who couldn’t understand why anyone would waste money on indoor plumbing when they had a perfectly good outhouse, a hand pump on the well and if the water bucket leaked, you could always patch it with chewing gum.

When you have visitors, how many of you are proud to show them the Lake View Lodge as a shining example of the community you have invested in? The Lake View Lodge, like the gazebo, was built as a temporary building 37 years ago. Special Projects has been laboring for many years trying to preserve it. Do you explain to the visitors that because we borrowed money to create the �nest golf course in the area and consequently $8.86 of our $148.50 dues per month is going to repay the loan and that this expenditure is draining the life’s blood of this community dry? Do some of you also explain to the visitors that you are proud to be a part of a group in the community that is demanding that no improvements to the community be made until this loan is paid o� no matter how long that may take?

Sandy and I moved here 11 years ago. What improvements have been made to the community property during those 11 years? Since then, we built a security fence along McHard Road with donated money. We put in the new sidewalk lighting, again with donated money and Special Project labor. We put in the aforementioned gazebo with donations and Special Project labor. The social hall was not an improvement but a necessary repair because of faulty construction. Even that involved Special Projects acting as general contractor and provided much of the labor. At that time there were people who wanted the building torn down rather than waste any of their money on repairs.

Ah yes, the new cross buck fence on the driving range and the townhouses on CountryPlace Boulevard was paid for by the community but it was to replace existing depreciated fencing. The fountain in the lake on hole 9 was also done with donated money and Special Project labor. Expansion of the storage building was by Special Projects. We also are replacing the golf cart path with donations and Special Projects labor. The golf course renovation is the only major improvement that comes to mind. What happened? Those lazy bums in special projects and sel�sh donors let us down on this one.

According to some, that improvement should never have happened. They are irate that they have to participate in the cost. The sense of community pride seems limited to the very few who are willing to donate more than their rightful share either in treasure or labor while the rest of the community enjoys the fruits of these donations.

Because they have been spoiled rotten by this generosity, some seem to be adamantly opposed to sharing �nancially in actual improvements.

I sincerely hope the majority of this community is interested in making this a better place to live and will not allow it to rot away because of the objections of a vocal minority.

Architectural ControlBy Ben Smusz, ARC Director

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Summer heat is in full swing - time to make sure your lawn is watered at least once each week along with your plants and shrubs. Also check for mold and mildew on sides of your house as it grows rapidly in hot and humid weather.

We do request each property look neat, clean, and well groomed year round. Visual impact says so much about you and your property and it does a�ect our community. Simplicity in your landscape is more attractive than congestion and much easier to care for.

Please walk out to the street in front of your house and look to see how easy or di�cult it is to read your address numbers. This is what an emergency responder will or will not see. Numbers should be at least four (4) inches high and colored a contrasting color to the background where they will be placed.

Thank you.


As we are entering the last half of 2018, your Security, Safety & Civil Defense Team would like to thank all residents of CountryPlace for your cooperation and support of our e�orts to keep our neighborhood the great place to live that we enjoy daily. Your comments, suggestions, and recommendations for improving our neighborhood are always welcome.

We have new residents moving into our neighborhood weekly. If you have new residents in your area, please make a special e�ort to get acquainted with them. Invite them to some of the daily or weekly activities and answer any questions they may have about CountryPlace and how they can get involved.

As a reminder to all of our residents, when walking or bike riding in the early morning or late evening hours make sure you have safety lights and re�ective clothing to improve your safety. Be aware of your surroundings at all times. Drivers, keep a close watch for pedestrians and bike riders while driving in our neighborhood. Do not speed or ignore Stop Signs on our streets. Working together we can improve the safety and security of our neighborhood.

by J. O. Yerby - Safety & Security Director

Events ReportBy Eddie Young

CountryGrove NEWSBy Bill Cody – CGCA President Insurance & Roofs

by Bobbie Howell, Programs Director

Hi everyone, “Happy Dog Days”.

News Items:

The frequency and severity of rain has impacted the scheduled lawn maintenance. Mowing on wet grass can produce ruts and unleveled cutting surfaces. Let us adjust to the higher ‘GREEN” grass until such time Mother Nature will allow conditions to resume back to regular mowing cycles.

The annual painting of the Townhomes is underway in Country Grove Circle. This process has been impacted by the rains as well and will be back on schedule soon, provided conditions are favorable.

CGCA Meeting dates and times have been revised with HOA Meetings now on a quarterly basis. Next Board Meeting is 9-24-2018 6 PM Conference Room.

Are you called to serve? The CGCA Board has upcoming elections in November.

Please contact Je� Howell for your application and information regarding the election process time lines.

Restoration is a process that often reveals unanticipated problems.

Contact Items:

Gallagher contact Brett Livingston 713-358-5754 for insurance questions.

FirstService Residential contact Hannah Co�elt 713-332-4688 for all CGCA items. Her email address is Hannah.Co�elt@ fsresidential.com.

Las Vegas Night will be held August 18th Tickets will go on sale July 30th until August 16th and will be $10.00 per person. Come and enjoy all your favorite games including blackjack, poker, craps, horse racing, and much more. Free beer and popcorn will be available. BYOB if you prefer. This event is a favorite evening for CountryPlace residents only.

ITALIAN NIGHT dinner and dance with CLAUDIO Saturday, September 22nd Once again Claudio Sereni will be singing and playing beautiful Italian songs as we dance from music of the 50s and 60s. We will serve delicious lasagna with salad, garlic bread and dessert. Tickets will go on sale Monday September 3rd until September 20th and will be $15.00 per person.

Flu Shots will be o�ered by Randalls on Wednesday, September 12th at the Carriage House. Sign up will be in the o�ce beginning August 20th. Details will be posted on the board and in the eblast.

Karaoke with The Crooners Gang of 4 meets the �rst Monday of each month from 6:30 - 8:30pm. Refreshments are provided and the music is wonderful.

Watch your monthly calendar for all the programs that will continue through the summer.


Treasurer Report

By Dick Penning

Singles CornerBy Jewel Johnson

Hello to the new singles who have stopped by and taken a tour of the neighborhood. After the tour you’ve turned on your Wi-Fi and said yes to making a wise decision. It’s a nice place to live so “welcome”. I know we had a Happy 4th even with the rain. Activities and events are already in place for you. Friendly neighbors are inviting you to go. We don’t stop laughing because we age, we age because we stop laughing. We are the Singles group and we welcome you to come to our meeting in the Lakeview Lodge, Thursday, August 9th at 6:30pm. We have a dinner planned for you as our special guest. Don’t bring anything. However, if you want to be in the door prize drawing, bring $1. Carolyn and Jewel will greet you there.

We made a mid-west vac trip over the 4th of July and saw many great �reworks displays, only to return to CountryPlace and catch up on the social media �reworks. What a show that has been. While I highly support open discussions, it’s my hope that this is not becoming overly stressful to our residents as all the issues can be worked out with careful thinking, planning and dialogue, the lack of which seems to be the issue. By time this newsletter goes to print, I am sure other issues will arise. So, in the spirit of open communication let me share how I feel on several of the CPMCA issues.

Egret Audit—CPMCA requested and awaits results.

Water Well—Board passed motion to proceed with second well but no formal bid received yet.

Lakeview Lodge Rework—Board approved $9,000 for study but no report completed that I have seen.

Additional Parking—if we are going to have a public Golf Course and it appears outside play is what keeps the course open I assume we should have a place for the visitors to park.

Construction Loan Pre-payment - without pre-payment we will not have the past loan paid o� before the next round of reconstruction is needed. If we want a Golf Course, we need to pay the price.

CPMCA Reserves—the board needs to decide on the cash reserves needed as part of the 2019 budget process, I am open to resident comments.

First Services—as some of you are aware we have a new rep at FS and I am hopeful that we can move several issues forward.Thanks for your support and look forward to continuing to work for you as a board member. [email protected]

By Sandy Eliason

Travel Club will meet on Thursday, August 9th at 2:00 in the Lake View Lodge. This meeting is a required meeting for the 24 CountryPlace travelers going on the Douro River cruise later this month. We will discuss the time the limo will pick you up for your �ight, speci�cations for suitcase size and weight, packing needs, Euros needed for the trip and tips, and all general details for our great trip to Portugal and Spain.

Branson travelers will have a required meeting on September 13 to obtain all details for their October trip. The last date to cancel the Branson trip without penalty is August 17.

by Sandy Eliason, Jan Kolosseus, & Barb Hamilton

Women’s Discussion will conduct a Candidates’ Forum on August 9th from 4:00p to 5:00p in the social hall. All residents are invited to hear the background of each candidate that has prepared them for the o�ce they are seeking. They may share what skills and insights they will bring to the CPMCA Board. There may be time for questions from the audience.

Co�ee and lemonade will be served. This is your chance to be an educated voter.

The traditional weekly meetings of Women’s Discussion will resume on September 13th.


Red Hat Mamasof CountryPlace

by Mary Colemon

Red Hat Mamasof CountryPlace

By the Crooners Gang of 4 (Bill, Dutch, John & Sherry

Our July 6th meeting was called to order by Linda Kitay, introducing our two newest members Peggy Eiss and Sally Reagan. Carolyn Coody reported that we donated around 98 pounds of canned goods to Christian Helping Hands in the last month and reminded everyone that toiletries, makeup and household items are needed, especially during the summer months. We were asked to contact Patsy Gross if we know of anyone who is ill or has had a death in the family. She will send a card on behalf of our membership.

Marilyn Zapata reported that she is now receiving recipes for our cookbook and will continue to accept them through the end of October. Marilyn took pictures of our July birthday girls!

Our August birthdays include: Linda Bean, Rita Combs, Sue Davis, Patsy Gross, Sharon Haley, Nancy Karr, Georgia Kness, Ann Landry, Peggy Parker, Honey Schachter, Cindy Snorf, Sandy Sparks, Liz Tullis, and Mary Zeller.

Our August 3rd meeting will be held at the Olive Garden. Please check the bulletin board area at the Carriage House for the sign-up sheet for this and other activities. Other upcoming events include the trip to Natchitoches, LA in December, with 3 spots available and a Red Hat cruise to Russia and Scandinavia in April, 2019. Please contact Carolyn Brooks for additional cruise information.

THANK YOU TO ALL 60 PLUS (NUMBER, NOT JUST AGE) DARING PEOPLE WHO VENTURED INTO THE KARAOKE THIRD SUMMERTIME GATHERING LAST JULY 2nd. THE NEXT (FOURTH) KARAOKE MEETING WILL BEGIN AT 6:30 ON THE 6th OF AUGUST, 2018, IN THE SOCIAL HALL.

The saying is “The third time’s the Charm”! Well, we sadly advise it was not so. We had more people but less singing due to time and organizational delays by your new crew. That was regrettable. People need more singing time by our getting music queued up faster, and more time e�ciency so the following changes will begin to be implemented:

FIRST IN, FIRST UP TO SING - We will begin to number the request slips as received, but request that you only turn in 1 request to start. If you want to sing another song, bring your next request slip up when you are called up to sing your 1st song. We will add the next number available onto your 2nd request and place it last in the request list’s order at that time. This will allow most people to get their 1st song in before we have repeat performers.

FAIR, EARLY IN-EARLY UP - This should prevent us from misplacing requests, overlooking personal disks that have been brought in, �ling disks away needed for another performer and, of course, any possibility of playola.

We will try to start warm-ups by 5:45 pm for people who may want to hear a song early to check arrangement, key, words, whatever while we try to adjust sound levels & microphone placements. Performances should start by 6:30 pm and run through 8:30 pm. We provide a choice of music that can have the key changed to �t your range. Some new discs will be added and you can bring your own song disk(s). If the key is wrong, we can start your song over.

We want and you deserve an e�cient setting for Karaoke. We will try this new method and invite suggestions for needed changes to make this a fun, pleasurable and, for some, worthy challenge to try your voice at singing Karaoke.

Please call (918) 809-1019 for general information, with good suggestions/requests or to ask reasonable questions.

Personnel & Policyby Ann Cisneros - Personnel & Policy Director

Happy Birthday! Willlie Jean Smith August 9thSecurity O�cer

Farewell Hayley Chavez!Hayley is one of our Part-Time Hostess. She will be leaving us to attend the University of Texas-San Antonio. We wish Hayley the best! A friendly reminder to update your information for the CountryPlace Directory.

Fred Buckles ...........................................July 5, 2018Paul Gorchardt .......................................July 16, 2018Robert Lamb ..........................................July 26, 2018Carrol Knight ..........................................July 29, 2018

In Our Thoughts & Prayers


by Oscar Flores, Special Projects Coordinator

Due to the hot weather and rain, Special Projects has slowed down a bit. We are looking forward to completing the Bocci Ball Court and constructing our signature Gazebo.

Anyone interested in joining Special Projects is invited to attend our Monday Meetings at 8:00am in Lakeview Lodge.

CountryPlace Foundation Donations

In Memoriam Donor Names

Millie Hall Billie Cotton Earl Newman Geralda Baker Paul and Judy Borchardt Caroline Brooks Jennie and Bill Campbell Russell Dart Rhonda Fisher, Whitney, and Hailey Joy Goodale Karen Hall James and Diane Jakobowski Al Kohli Donna Matthews Gail and Douglas McKinnon Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Moore, Jr. Cleatis Newman Agnes Renfrow John and Ruth Roberts Tom and Ruth Short II Lucy Stough Joyce and John Wildman Mickey and Catherine Wise

Wellness SeekersBy Mary Robey

Tricks to Strengthen YourMemory (Part 1)

Never lose your keys….by pausing for eight seconds! Simply focusing for eight seconds while you’re putting down your keys – instead of multitasking by checking the mail will give your brain the time it needs to snap an image of exactly where those keys are! This trick works for remembering other things like where you parked the car and even remembering names!

Give your brain some vacation time each day by taking a relaxing bubble bath or have a cup of tea. It’s good medicine that helps your brain seal recent experiences into long-term memory. In fact, not having regular time-outs is proven to make it harder for your brain to retrieve important information in the future.

Reverse brain aging….by taking a leisure stroll! The seat of memory in your brain tends to shrink after the age of 50, but fortunately physical activity can stop that! By take a 20-minute walk three times a week is shown to help reverse brain aging and ramp up recall by stretching your muscles and improving your heart health, which both enhance your memory!

Go for a springtime stroll outdoors! Researchers found that simply walking in a lush park or along a tree-lined path is enough to elevate mood and improve short-term memory. This is Mother Nature’s calming in�uence on our nervous system, slashing stress and triggering the release of happy brain chemicals! Also, mute the music! Soak up all the sights and sounds without distraction and lower your levels of cortisol and higher levels of feel good dopamine!

by Nancy Hoyler

The Singers have enjoyed a long vacation since our last concert in late April. Hope all will be well rested in another month and anxious to get back to practice.

We hope some of you have given thought to joining us in September when we begin our rehearsals again. We will be practicing for our Christmas program.

Our Singers meet for only one hour a week on Tuesday nights beginning September 4th We would love to welcome you; no auditions, no monetary transactions required. Just enjoy singing and good friends. Remember, September 4th, Lake View Lodge, 7 P.M.

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WGA 18 Hole Winners for June 2018

06/12/18: LOWNE:WINNER: BARBARA FOSTER/71

06/26/18: CRIER ‘S DELIGHTWINNE R: RHONDA TYLER/81

GOLF NEWS

9-hole Winners:

6-12 Par 3 Tourney Jene McAnally lst

Norma Bugayong 2ndDolly Ketcham 3rd

6-26 F.A.T. Jene McAnally & Marion Bell Tie for 1st Gayle Boitmann & Ruth Jones Tie 2nd

9-hole May 8 Putt PointsCharlotte Radvansky 1st

Joanie Stine 2ndRuth Jones 3rd

Low Gross Felis MelinderLow Net Felis Melinder

Low Putts Charlotte RadvanskyPar: Joanie Stine #5

May 15 Low NetJene McAnally 1stFelis Melinder 2nd

Norma Bugayong 3rd

Low Gross Jene McAnallyLow Net Felis MelinderLow Putts Joanie Stine

Birdie: Jene McAnally #15

5-23 Criss CrossJanet Williamson 1stJene McAnally 2nd

Charlotte Radvansky 3rd

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Low Putts Jene McAnallyPars: Sandy Eberhardt #3 Janet Williamson #3

5/29 Long JohnsJanet Williamson 1stGayle Boitmann 2nd

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Ace of Aces for May Jene McAnally Low Gross

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Vice President: Barb Hamilton Craig Palmer

Personnel and Policy: Grace Butler Linda Benson

Architectural Control: Susan Templeton

Rules and Regulations: Sandra Gumina Bill Horton

On June 5, the Pearland Golf Club hosted a bene�t for the Women’s Center of Brazoria County. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all the residents and groups in CountryPlace who supported our e�orts. Because of all the great people in CountryPlace and Pearland we raised $10.320.00 for abused women and children in our county. You have our love and gratitude for your never ending support!

Secretary: Susan Langston Ruth Winsor

Nominating Committee Chairperson: Linda CookCommittee: Mary Colemon, Deb Knowles, Elizabeth Bradford Shirley Cumer

Residents,

Listed below are the bios of the candidates running for the CountryPlace Board of Directors. The election will be held on September 19, 2018, at our annual Homeowners meeting. The candidates were introduced and spoke brie�y at our June homeowners meeting. If you were unable to attend the June meeting, I encourage everyone to read the bios and attend the August meeting, so you can meet the candidates.

Candidates for September 2018

Nominating CommitteeBy Jayne Dumolt

(continued on pg.11)


Barb Hamilton -Candidate for Vice President I was born and raised in South Texas and have lived in the Houston area for 50 plus years. I moved to CountryPlace in 2008 with husband, Paul. Together we have 3 children and 3 grandchildren. We attend New Hope Church. I retired after 34 years with Occidental Chemical Company where I served a chairperson on the annual picnic committees, Christmas parties, and held several positions on the Recreation Association through the years. I served as President of the Fresno Fire Dept. Ladies’ Auxiliary organizing the annual fund raisers before becoming a volunteer �re�ghter. I later became an Emergency Medical Technician and EMT Captain which led to a position on Oxy’s Emergency Response Team and member of the Channel Industrial Mutual Aid on the ship channel. I supported the Houston Rodeo on the Go Texan Committee for many years. I currently serve as a commissioner on the board of the Emergency Services District #7 (ESD#7) in Fort Bend County. I served a 2-year term as the Events Director at CountryPlace from 2013-2015. I am a former member of the Newcomers’ Welcoming Committee; I am a leader of the Women’s Discussion Group, a member of the Rag Timers, the Red Hatters and a social member of the Ladies Golf Association. Paul & I travel often with the CountryPlace Travel Club. I regularly join the play at the 42 dominoes table. I dearly love living here in CountryPlace and I would like the opportunity to be of greater service to my community.

Craig Palmer -Candidate for Vice President I have been in Houston for 40 years, When I retired I started to look for a place I could spend the rest of my life. I �nally found CountryPlace and promptly fell in love with the community. I have a degree in Communication. I served in the US Navy for my country and received an honorable discharge. I attended college at the University of Houston. If elected to Vice President of the HOA I will work tirelessly to make CountryPlace better and better every day.

Susan Langston -Candidate for Secretary I lived in Oklahoma until I moved to Pearland in 2012. I graduated high school in 1962 at Wynnewood, Oklahoma. I have a daughter, son-In-law, 2 grandsons, a granddaughter-in-law and a lively 5-year-old great-granddaughter that live in Houston. Another daughter lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma with her husband. I have 2 grandsons in Oklahoma and a grand-daughter-in-law. I attended East Central University for approximately 2 years & later was able to return in 1983 and graduated in 1986 with a BS in Medical Record Administration. I worked in Acute Care Hospitals, Long Term Care Hospitals, Rehabilitation Hospitals, and Psychiatric. My longest employment in this �eld was with a company under contract with Medicare. I was a �eld reviewer for 26 years traveling in the eastern portion of Oklahoma. We performed Medical Necessity of Admission, Financial Audits, & Quality of Care Reviews. And was lead reviewer for the American Tribal Council of Eastern Oklahoma. Ienjoy gardening, home decorating, movies, reading and volunteering. I am a member of the Garden Club and the Red Hat Mammas and enjoy attending their activities. I am active in First United Church of Pearland. Recently the church sent me & one of our ministers for Stephen Ministry Training in Orlando, Fla. This fall we will launch our Stephen Ministry for the local church where I will be a trainer for new Stephen Ministers & Supervision Coordinator for the program. Currently I serve as Secretary for the Country Grove Community Association. And I have been very active in the CountryPlace community having served on many committees. I’ve volunteered for additional activities throughout the years.

Ruth Winsor -Candidate for Secretary Hi, I’m Ruth Ann Winsor. I’ve been a resident of CountryPlace for 4 years and I’m running for secretary of our CountryPlace Community Association Board of Directors. I enjoy living here in CountryPlace. I am now active in our community by serving as secretary of the Red Hat Mamas and as a member of Merv Eliason’s committee to determine the future of the Lake View Lodge. I also spend my afternoons volunteering as a tutor for special needs students. I would like to share my time and talents by serving on the Board of directors as secretary. I have four Bachelor of Science Degrees and two Master of Science Degrees. I spent thirty-two years as a private school principal where I learned the �ne art of mediation. I also had to construct a �ve-year budget consisting of maintaining school grounds, hiring both professional and support sta�, and purchasing equipment and books. I also had to annually present to my school board a long-term capital-outlay plan necessary to maintain the school buildings, grounds and equipment. It is my goal to successfully serve our community with integrity. I personally hope that I can accomplish this as well as Jan Kolosseus did during her term. Thank you for your consideration.

Grace L. Butler, PhD -Candidate for Personnel and Policy I hold a Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration, New York University; Management Certi�cation from the Institute of Educational Management, Harvard University; Master of Music, Northwestern University, Evanston Ill.; and a BS in Music, Xavier University, New Orleans, La. I’ve held faculty appointments at the Ohio State University, University of North TX and Texas A& M University. At the University of Houston, I served as

Associate VP for Faculty A�airs. I now hold the distinctive honor of Professor Emeritus from that institution. I am a Stage III colon cancer survivor and in 2002 I founded Hope Through Grace, Inc., a non-pro�t organization that focuses on colorectal cancer prevention through health education and by underwriting the cost of baseline colonoscopies for working poor, medically underserved uninsured people in this community. At this stage of my life I wanted safety, a caring and fun-loving community, and less time in my daily commute; thus, I decided CountryPlace was the place for me. That was over 20 years ago; here, I found all. And now seek to serve friends and neighbors in CountryPlace Master Community as Personnel and Policy Director. I believe my education and background experiences would be a great �t for the position which I seek your support.

Linda Benson -Candidate for Personnel and Policy I’m a 67 year old native Texan, born and raised in San Antonio, TX. I’ve been a homeowner in our CountryPlace community since October 2014, moving to Pearland from Bellaire, TX. I attended public schools in San Antonio, and graduated from high school in 1969. Professionally, following graduation from nursing school, I became a Registered Nurse (RN). I’ve had an active and varied, full-time career in nursing since 1972. I became a retiree of The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in 2015, having worked for the UT System since 1993, as well as a �nal 4-year stint of state service with Texas Health and Human Services, auditing patient care records of Medicaid recipients for fraud, abuse, and waste. My career a�orded me experience in nursing management with responsibility for teamwork, collaborative policy and procedure development, and quality management of sta� performance in the healthcare workplace. My professional duties shaped and honed my skills in cooperative team building, listening with a compassionate ear, forming goal directed objectives, and following a project to a positive, satisfactory outcome. I know these skills will transfer easily to bene�t the role of Director of Personnel and Policy for the CountryPlace Master Community Association. I have four children, 2 girls and 2 boys, ranging in age from 35-45 years, all with their own active professional careers. I was married to their father for 35 years. I’ve been single since 2005. In addition to retirement, 1 currently enjoy the role of “Granny” to 3 beautiful grandchildren who are 17, 6, and 3 years of age. I’ve been an avid student of ballroom dance for 15 years. I also enjoy reading, creative writing, poetry, cooking, and sewing of all types, especially quilting. As a healthcare professional, I’m acutely aware of the advantages of better health and increased longevity provided by residing in a safe and active senior community. I personally participate in our excellent activities through the Thursday Quilters Group, and attendance at CountryPlace plays, concerts, and dance socials as often as my schedule will allow. I strongly value the resource our lovely neighborhood provides to the residents within its borders, and I can de�nitely make an active contribution to its continuing health and stability.

Sandra Gumina -Current Rules and Regulations Director I was born and raised up north. That would be Houston, of course! My career spanned 56 years and eventually I retired from MD Anderson but stay involved through its retirement association. I raised two daughters, Julie and Vanessa, who now live in south Louisiana and Dallas, respectively. You will often hear me sing accolades of my three grandchildren. I love to travel, read, play bridge and enjoy my family and friendships.

Bill Horton -Rules and Regulations I worked in the oil business for 23 years and then owned my own oil related business for 10 years. Judy and I moved to CountryPlace in 1994. After we moved here, I continued to work for 2 more years, retired, then became active in the community. I worked in the Green Thumb Club, Players and Special Projects. I have served 4 years as Director of Operations and 2 years on the CP Egret Board. I have taken o� a year and now would love to serve my community as Director of Rules and Regulations.

Susan Templeton -Candidate for Architectural Control Prior to moving to CountryPlace 2 ½ years ago, I had lived in Houston since 1991. I am employed by the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. I’m applying for the Architectural Control position because I’m interested in keeping and improving the value of our area. Prior to moving out here I lived in the Hampton Oaks Townhouses in West University in Houston. I was on the Board of Directors for more than 8 years. It was my responsibility to walk the area on a weekly basis and then discuss items that needed work with the Board of Directors as well as the management company. Safety and maintenance were at the top of our “work” list. It was also a priority to see that the rules and regulations were followed. New residents weren’t always familiar with the concept of “community living” and the rules governing such an environment. This is the �rst opportunity I’ve had to take part in our community and make a contribution. The area of architectural control is an area with which I am familiar and have a great deal of experience. Membership in the board would allow me to make new friends, become active in this community and be an ambassador for my new home -CountryPlace.

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CPMCA BOARD MEMBERSPosition NamePresident .......................................................... Adrien LaBombardeVice President ........................................................... Merv EliasonTreasurer .................................................................... Dick PenningSecretary ................................................................... Jan KolosseusEvents ...........................................................................Eddie YoungOperations ................................................................Tommy LollarPrograms ................................................................ Bobbie HowellSafety and Security ........................................................ J.O. YerbyPersonnel & Policy .................................................. Ann CisnerosRules and Regulations ........................................... Sandra GuminaArchitectural Control ...................................................... Ben SmuszNominations Chairperson .................................. Jayne Dumolt

CGCA BOARD MEMBERSPosition NamePresident/Insurance & Roofs ....................................... Bill CodyVice President/Paint ...................................................Jeff HowellTreasurer/Irrigation & Grounds ...................................Hal WiseMember/Grounds ......................................................Zee LebeauSecretary/Tree Trimming ................................Susan Langston

IMPORTANT CONTACTSCopy Editor .................................................. Dutch Keen, Jeanne Pearl

CountryPlace Players President ................................. R. Walker CookCountryPlace Quilters ......................................................... Jean Carrell

CountryPlace Singles .................................................... Jewel Johnson

CP Foundation ............................................................................... Al Kohli

CP Singers ................................................................................Marion Bell

CPMCA Newsletter Director .......................................... Ann Cisneros

Garden Club ........................................................................Nancy Levine

Green Thumb .....................................................................Mina Weisheit

Men’s Discussion Group .........................................................Jim Smith

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Administrative Assistant ...................................................Lynn Palmer

Pinochle .................................................................................... Dee Forsch

Ragtimers Band ........................................................... Bobby Montalvo

Red Hatters ...............................................................................Linda Kitay

Special Projects Group ...................................................... Oscar Flores

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Women’s Discussion Group ..........................................Sandy Eliason

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