It’s a family disease

Pam Yocom Mom and Dad moved to Sun Lakes, AZ, 10 years ago. Dad loved to play golf, and mom enjoyed several hobbies. They developed many new friendships. I travel a lot for my company, so I get to see Mom and Dad every few months. What happened next changed our life. Dad was diagnosed…

Trips and Tours

For more information or reservations, please contact Free Spirit Vacations and Events at 480-926-5547 or [email protected]. Discover Navajo May 8-11, 2018 Price: $750 pp/double; $995 pp/single Ya’ at’ ‘eeh. Hello. And welcome to the Navajo Nation. This cultural kaleidoscope takes you to Antelope Canyon, Monument Valley and Canyon de Chelly National Monument. Experience the culture,…

News From IronOaks at Sun Lakes

Message from the outgoing Board President Gary Market From the request that I do something to make the trash truck noise less bothersome to the sadly mean-spirited attack emails received, it has been an often delightful and satisfying year, but also sometimes rocky. My colleagues and I try to keep our heads on straight and…

May at the Ed Robson Library

Patty Dennehy Mondays, starting May 1 (running for seven consecutive Mondays) 9:00-11:30 a.m.: Managing Chronic Disease Managing a chronic condition like diabetes, arthritis or high blood pressure can be complex and sometimes frustrating. Let us help! Healthy Living (CDSMP) is a series of interactive classes designed to help you learn chronic disease self-management skills. We…

Cottonwood Palo Verde at Sun Lakes

Board of Directors meeting minutes – March 28 unapproved Directors Present: Mel Rasmussen, Anne Montgomery, Woody Neiman, Roger Beagle, Don Hicks, Gay Zawatski, Bill Greer Directors Not Present: None Also Present: General Manager Steve Nolan Guests: None Call to Order: President Mel Rasmussen called the meeting to order at 3:00 p.m. in the San Tan Ballroom. He stated that the…

News From Your Neighbors – Neighbors Who Care, Inc.

It takes all of us Eric Ehst, Executive Director You’ve heard the old saying, “No man is an island.” Well no successful charity is either. Neighbors Who Care only continues to exist (and grow) because of the support we receive from a huge number of community organizations and partners. In one recent example of a…