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October Meeting Minutes

 

MEETING MINUTES
SPEHOA OCTOBER BOARD MEETING
Date:	October 12, 2026
Time:	6:30 PM
Meeting called to order by:	Pat Mirisola, President

IN ATTENDANCE

Pat Mirisola, Beth Kaplan, Deb Strazzere, Frank McClellan 

SECRETARY’S REPORT

• Motion to accept September 14th monthly meeting minutes: Passed unanimously. 

BUDGET

Treasurer’s Report (Copies of full report available in CC)

• Sept expenses were under budget

• Reserves continue to grow as planned. 

• Monthly dues income: $11,050 

• Transferred the budgeted $3,067 to our Reserve Account

• Reserves: As of September- $229,465.65

• Motion to accept Treasurer’s Report: Passed

COMMITTEE REPORTS 

Architecture Committee – No Activity

Bylaws Committee - No activity

Elections Committee - No activity

Finance Committee – No activity

Landscaping Committee (Full report on file in CC)

Report submitted by Diane Kaplan, Chairperson:

• Patten Mowing

• October 14th & Oct 27th 

• Mowing Invoice for Oct = $3,311.30

• Pruning & Trimming Oct

• Forsythia, Viburnum and Shrubs around utility boxes – Oct 15th & 16th  

• Dogwood on SPC next to large utility (water/sewer)

• Weeping Cherry Tree between 6 & 8 SPC (Hylka & Rotsko respectively)

• The three Maple Trees along the driveway at the Community Center

• Pruning & Trimming Invoice for Oct = $1,403.10
  
  

• Wicked Green – Lawn Treatment

• Wicked Green – Oct 23rd

• Fertilization & Weed Control 5 (final of the season).  Notes: Granular slow-release fertilizer providing nutrients needed to strengthen roots. Will help the lawn build immunity against winter stress and fuel healthy, quick green-up in spring.

• Invoice for Oct = $429.00

Long-Range Planning

Report submitted by Joe Strazzere, Chairperson

• Recommendations for the Board:

• Projects to be Deferred for at least one year:

• First Phase of roads, driveways and parking

• Retaining wall repairs

• Extend downspouts underground as needed

• Lighting, sign, mailbox replacements (may consider painting if needed)

• Community Center A/C replacement

• Projects to be Undertaken next year and funded by reserves:

• Irrigation expansion if needed

• Lawn reconstruction

• Improve drainage around houses as needed (ongoing)

• Community Center A/C rusted filter replacement

• Recommend that a new Reserve Study NOT be funded and performed next fiscal year. Joe contacted Criterium Engineers, they indicated it would cost $5,850 for a new study

Maintenance

Report submitted by Lee Page, Chairperson

• Patten Grounds – Installed a pipe in a drainage ditch to collect rainwater runoff from roof gutters at 22 & 24 SPC which exits into the culvert along the street.

• Quality Insulation of Portsmouth scheduled on 10/16 to install a new gutter on the front porch of 24 SPC which will exit directly into the new pipe.

• Trying to find a roofer to install heat tapes on roofs at 15 & 19 Ruch Lane

• Will contact D.F. Richard to schedule a CC furnace cleaning in Nov

Social Committee

Deb Strazzere, Chairperson provided update:

• Next event: Soup Dinner – Cancelled due to low sign-up

Sunshine Committee

• October birthdays posted

Welcoming Committee – No activity

Website – No activity

Next meeting 

Next meeting to be held on Monday, November 9, 2026

• Motion to adjourn was made and passed unanimously.

November Coffee Hour!

 

November Birthdays!

 

Board Meeting, Monday November 9th, 6:30

Just a friendly reminder...

Monthly Board Meetings are normally held in the Community Center on the second Monday of each month at 6:30 PM.

The next meeting is on Monday, November 9, 2026 at 6:30 PM

As always, all association homeowners are welcome to attend!

Agenda

    President's Opening Remarks

    Recording Secretary's Report

    Treasurer's Report

    Committee Reports

        Architecture

        By-Laws/Covenants

        Election

        Finance

        Landscaping

        Long-Range Planning

        Maintenance

        Plowing

        Social

        Sunshine Club

        Welcoming

        Website

    Old Business

    New Business

    Homeowners' Input

Fertilization & Weed Control Friday, October 23

 

October Coffee Hour - Monday, October 19th at 10:00am

 

How to Dispose of Old Trash Barrels

 

October Birthdays!

 

It's a Pasta Party!

 

Pasta Party!

Deb and Joe Strazzere would like to invite you to a pasta party. 

We'll supply the pasta, along with our own homemade sauce, meatballs, and sausages. You bring whatever beverage you would like.

When: Saturday, October 10th, 5:00

Where: The Community Center

BYOB

Please sign the list inside the Community Center so we can get an accurate headcount and make sure we have enough for everyone.

Irrigation System Winterization on October 8th and 9th

Rainmaker will be winterizing the irrigation systems on

Thursday October 8th

and

Friday, October 9th

Please make sure your irrigation system water is shut off and the system is accessible to the workers by the 8th.

If you need your system shut on October 9th, please contact Michelle at Rainmaker directly.

The Landscaping Committee

October Board Meeting - Monday, October 12, 6:30pm

Just a friendly reminder...

Monthly Board Meetings are normally held in the Community Center on the second Monday of each month at 6:30 PM.

The next meeting is on Monday, October 12, 2026 at 6:30 PM

As always, all association homeowners are welcome to attend!

Agenda

    President's Opening Remarks

    Recording Secretary's Report

    Treasurer's Report

    Committee Reports

        Architecture

        By-Laws/Covenants

        Election

        Finance

        Landscaping

        Long-Range Planning

        Maintenance

        Plowing

        Social

        Sunshine Club

        Welcoming

        Website

    Old Business

    New Business

    Homeowners' Input

Soup Dinner has been Canceled

Just a heads up that the Soup Dinner planned for Sunday has been canceled.

Not enough people signed up to attend.

The Social Committee

September Meeting Minutes

 SPEHOA September Board Meeting

  September 14, 2026 

  6:30 PM 

  Pat Mirisola, President 

Pat Mirisola, Beth Kaplan, Rob Milbury, Deb Strazzere, Frank McClellan 

Secretary’s Report

• Motion to accept August 10th monthly meeting minutes: Passed unanimously. 

Treasurer’s Report (Copies of full report available in CC)

• August expenses remained under budget; September is projected to remain under budget as well.
• Reserves continue to grow as planned. 
• A motion to accept the treasurer’s report was made, seconded, and passed.
• Monthly dues income: $11,050 
• Transferred the budgeted $3,067 to our Reserve Account
• Reserves: As of August 31- $226,365.63
• Motion to accept Treasurer’s Report: Passed

Architecture Committee – No Activity

No new requests

Bylaws Committee - No activity

Elections Committee - No activity

Finance Committee (Full Report on file in CC)

• Initial meeting held on August 13 with full attendance
• Committee reviewed its charter and discussed its role in next year’s budget cycle
• Discussed committee members’ desire to hear about project plans from the Long Ranger Planning Co
• Quarterly meeting schedule established; next meeting set for November 12 at 6:00 PM

Landscaping Committee (Full report on file in CC)

• Report submitted by Diane Kaplan, Chairperson:
• Patten Mowing
• Reseeding and pelleting postponed due to poor turf conditions and past failures
• August 4th & 18th 
• Total Invoice for August = $2,481.05
• Wicked Green – Lawn Treatment
• Diane Kaplan will meet with Don Barry to evaluate spring improvements
• On August 18th they performed the following:
• Vegetation Control 3 (Technician’s Note: I avoided some flowering weeds to be mindful of bees, but most of the weeds look like they dying on their own). 
• On September 9th they performed:
• Fall Limestone (Technician’s Note: Calcium based limestone was applied, this will help maintain current soil pH levels).
• Fertilization & Weed Control 4 (Technician’s Note: Made sure to spray any noticeable weeds. At this point of year where crabgrass is starting to die off on its own).
• Total Invoice = $858.00   
• Rainmaker – Irrigation
• Spoke with Michelle to transfer Hydrawise Common Area monitoring from previous landscaping chair to current one
• SPE has 12 zones total and runs on even days on the calendar.  
• Schedule adjusted from 2:00–8:00 AM to 12:00–6:00 AM to comply with town water restrictions.
• Tree Pruning Requests
• Trees at 8 Spring Pond Circle and 15 Rush Lane were inspected.
• Both trees show neglect, improper past pruning, overgrowth, and loose/diseased branches.
• Diane Kaplan will obtain bids and present recommendations.

Long-Range Committee (Full report on file in CC)

• Meeting held on August 20, 2026
• Noted there are no long-range projects scheduled for the current fiscal year
• Reviewed planned projects for next FY, per the current Reserve Study (First phase of roads, driveways, and parking, Irrigation expansion, Lawn reconstruction, Retaining walls repairs, Improve drainage around houses as needed, Extend downspouts underground as needed, Lighting, sign, mailboxes, Community center A/C condenser replacement, and Reserve Study)
• Internal Project Leads
• Beth Kaplan volunteered to lead several projects
• Ray Michalowski volunteered to lead landscaping project since he’s a current member of the committee
• Discussed if a Reserve Study be funded and performed next fiscal year since it’s been 5 years since the last one (Joe contacted Criterium Engineers about the cost, will be ≤ $6K

Next meeting Thurs, 9/24 @ 6pm in CC

Maintenance Committee

• Report Submitted by Lee Page
• Gutters & Siding
• New gutters installed at 24 & 26 SPC and 3 Rush Lane
• Siding damage at 24 Spring Pond Circle repaired for approx. $600.
• Rosen property requested front porch gutter installation (estimated $500).
• Drainage & Runoff Pipe Project
• Proposal to address flooding between Lewis and Rosen homes.
• Patton quoted $1,920 for pipe installation; total project cost approx. $2,500.
• Board unanimously approved the $2,500 expenditure.
• Porch Painting & Asphalt Repairs
• Porch repainting deferred until spring.
• Asphalt crack sealing planned using filler and a newly purchased torch.
• Zach Chambers, Berwick Handyman reattached storm loosened siding a 12 SPC & 9 Ruch

Social Committee

Deb Strazzere, Chairperson provided update:

• Labor Day potluck had 14–15 attendees.
• Next event: Soup Dinner on September 27 at 5:30 PM.

Sunshine Committee

• September birthdays posted

Welcoming Committee

Pat Mirisola, Chairperson provided update:

• Realtor for 20 SPC informed of buyer requirements
• Final paperwork completed with Rise Rosen
• Emergency contact list will be created and attached to homeowner notices.

Website

• Notice of Lawn treatments is being posted to the website

Homeowner Input

• Dryer Vent Cleaning & Fire Safety
• Residents encouraged to schedule dryer vent cleaning; K & M services cost $175 per home.
• Roof Moss & Tree Health
• Moss buildup noted on shaded roofs; hoseattached spray treatments discussed
• A previously trimmed tree continues to decline; treatment vs. removal to be evaluated in spring

 

Next meeting to be held on Monday, October 12, 2026

Motion to adjourn was made and passed unanimously.

Spring Pond Soup Dinner

Something warm, new and fun!

The Social Committee will be making five different delicious, comforting soups for you to sample. 

We'll even have containers to bring home some of your favorite!

You can bring some dessert nibbles if you like.

Bring your own beverages.

Sunday, September 27, 5:30pm

Sign-up sheet inside the Community Center

Text Deb if you have any questions at (978) 866-2086

Limestone Application, Fertilization, Weed Control - Wednesday, Sept 9

 

Our next visit is right around the corner....

We are so glad that you have chosen to use Wicked Green! We appreciate your business.
On September 9, 2026, you are scheduled for the following services...

• Fall Limestone Application
  
• Fertilization & Weed Control 4
  

September Birthdays!

 

August Board Meeting Minutes

Pat Mirisola, Beth Kaplan, Rob Milbury, Deb Strazzere, Frank McClellan 

Secretary’s Report

⦁ Motion to accept July 13th monthly meeting minutes: Passed unanimously. 

Treasurer’s Report

⦁ July expenses remained on budget due to: Every-other-week Lawn mowing

⦁ August expenses are expected to be under budget based on bills received so far

⦁ Monthly dues income: $11,050 

⦁ Transferred the budgeted $3,067 to our Reserve Account

⦁ Reserves: As of July 31- $222,803.74

⦁ Motion to accept Treasurer’s Report: Passed

Architecture Committee

No new requests

Bylaws Committee

⦁ No activity

Elections Committee

⦁ No activity

Finance Committee

⦁ First committee meeting scheduled to be held on August 13th 

Landscaping Committee

Report submitted by Diane Kaplan, Chairperson:

⦁ Mowing

⦁ July 6th & 21st

⦁ Property Maintenance: Edge grass garden areas at 15 and 17 Spring Pond Circle

⦁ Total Invoice for July = $2,465.45

⦁ Wicked Green

⦁ On July 8th they performed extra treatment as requested by two homeowners:

⦁ Fertilization & Weed Control 3 (Technician’s Note:

Today we came by to spray any non-flowering weeds. Per the notes in your profile, I did not use weed control on any flowering weeds to protect the pollinators). 

⦁ On July 29th they performed:

⦁ Fertilization & Weed Control 3 (Technician’s Note: Today I came by to treat all lawn areas for health and color without straight fertilizer. I did not spray any flowering weeds during this application but made sure to spray weeds such as crabgrass and nuts edge, focusing on the edges of the roadways and driveways).

⦁ Total Invoice = $429.00   

⦁ Debris Removal

⦁ A large branch was cleared from 12 Ruch Lane by Diane Kaplan and taken away by Patten (no charge)

⦁ Board decided that future small debris removal will be handled by mowing crew as a minor task to avoid additional charges

Maintenance Committee

Report Submitted by Lee Page

⦁ Maintenance Committee selected Quality Insulation of Portsmouth to replace existing leaking gutters with new 6 inch gutters scheduled to be install on 18th of Aug.

⦁ Zach Chambers, Berwick Handyman, reattached storm loosened siding at 12 SPC and 9 Ruch Lane.

Social Committee

Deb Strazzere, Chairperson provided update:

⦁ Luncheon: Green Leaves Chinese on August 14

⦁ Cancellation of August 16th cruise due to low signup

⦁ Community Potluck: Labor Day, Sept 7

⦁ New “Soup Night”: Scheduled for Sept 27

Sunshine Committee

⦁ August birthdays posted

Welcoming Committee

Pat Mirisola, Chairperson provided update:

⦁ 20 Spring Pond Circle preparing for sale; noting that while the unit requires clearance work, the family expressed a desire for a fast sale

Website

⦁ Notice of Lawn treatments is being posted to the website

Old Business

⦁ Discussion of Secretary responsibilities.  Interim Secretary Beth Kaplan agreed to continue as Secretary 

⦁ Board agreed to distribute other secretaries’ responsibilities amongst each other

New Business

⦁ Lawn Treatment Care: Members expressed dissatisfaction with the speed at which lawn treatment workers operate, noting that the fertilizer application is inconsistent and frequently miss key areas.  Diane Kaplan will contact Wicked Green to discuss

⦁ Bylaws and Covenants (55+ Rule): The board discussed whether to issue a formal reminder to homeowners regarding the 55-and-older covenant and the process for requesting exceptions, considering the potential need to maintain an official record. They clarified that “exceptions” are board-approved, case-by-case decisions typically intended for short-term situations like house sitting, and not a blanket policy. 

⦁ Siding and Gutter Maintenance: The maintenance committee selected Quality Insulation to repair siding and replace leaking downspouts and gutters at several units for a total of $2,655, noting this was the most cost-effective option. The board discussed the need for landscape crews to be more careful with trimmers, as damage to siding and downspouts is an ongoing issue; they acknowledged that the current crew, led by Gary, has been performing well and will be reminded to use caution.

⦁ Fire Protection Systems: The board evaluated a proposal for a $700 hydrostatic test and the purchase of $130 gauges based on commercial building standards. They concluded the building is not a commercial property and that the current maintenance schedule is sufficient, rejecting the unnecessary commercial-grade testing services.

⦁ Ice Melt Wires: The board discussed installing ice melt wires on specific units experiencing ice damming problems and plans to solicit estimates to address this issue before the upcoming winter.

⦁ Trash and Bulk Pickup: It was reported that the Town of York and the waste contractor Casella renewed their contract as of July 1, 2026, eliminating bulk pickup items like furniture and metal.  Homeowners are now responsible for arranging their own removal services, as the town only collects day-to-day waste

 

Next meeting to be held on Monday, September 14, 2026

⦁ Motion to adjourn was made and passed unanimously.

Labor Day Potluck

Spring Pond Labor Day Potluck

 

Bring an Appetizer, Main Course, or Dessert

Bring your own beverages

 

Date: Monday, September 7

Time: 6:00

Location: The Community Center

Sign-up sheet inside the Community Center

Text Deb if you have any quesions at (978) 866-2086

September Board Meeting - Monday September 14 at 6:30pm

Just a friendly reminder...

Monthly Board Meetings are normally held in the Community Center on the second Monday of each month at 6:30 PM.

The next meeting is on Monday, September 14, 2026 at 6:30 PM

As always, all association homeowners are welcome to attend!

Agenda

    President's Opening Remarks

    Recording Secretary's Report

    Treasurer's Report

    Committee Reports

        Architecture

        By-Laws/Covenants

        Election

        Finance

        Landscaping

        Long-Range Planning

        Maintenance

        Plowing

        Social

        Sunshine Club

        Welcoming

        Website

    Old Business

    New Business

    Homeowners' Input

A Great Lunch at Green Leaves!

 

We had a great lunch at Green Leaves today!

Good food. Good conversation. Good friends!

Special thanks to Sally McClellan and the Social Committee.

New Trash Containers Coming Soon!

 

Note: You can preview the different size containers at the Town Hall.

Vegetation Control - Friday, August 14h

 

Join us for Lunch at Green Leaves!

Guys and Gals Luncheon

Where: Green Leaves Chinese Restaurant

When: Friday, August 14th 1:00pm

Please sign up inside the Community Center - we need to make reservations.

Any questions, call Sally at 603-205-0345

If you need a ride: Meet at the Community Center at 12:45

August Birthdays!

 

Fertilizer and Weed Control - Wednesday, July 29th

 

Another Terrific Ice Cream Social!

 A terrific social event. 

Lots of ice cream, lots of talk, and lots of friends!

You really should join us next time!

Special thanks to our Social Committee.

Annual Meeting Minutes

SPRING POND ESTATES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION

ANNUAL MEETING - JUNE 9, 2026

PRESIDENT - President Lee Page opened the annual meeting with a moment of silence in memory of the recent loss of our friends and neighbors, Sally Krasowski, Dave Mulcahey and Isabel Sanz.

President Page announced that the 2026/2027 Board of Directors voted to appoint Pat Mirisola as President, Beth Kaplan as Vice President and Joe Strazzere as Treasurer. He also congratulated Deb Strazzere on her second term as Board Member and Beth Kaplan on her newly elected position as Board Member. President Page also noted that Recording Secretary El Rotsko has retired and asked for a volunteer to fill her position.

RECORDING SECRETARY - Bob Stewart made a motion to accept the June 10, 2025 Annual Minutes as written, seconded by Jane Nichols Bishop. Motion passed unanimously with minutes on file for review.

TREASURER - Treasurer Joe Strazzere presented his annual budget to the Spring Pond Estates Homeowners Association members with his recommendation to vote to increase the monthly Association Fee an additional $25.00 per month for a total of $325.00 per month. A motion was made by Ray Michalowski, seconded by Pat Mirisola to accept the increase, effective July 1, 2026. Motion passed unanimously with a detailed budget report on file for review.

ANNUAL COMMITTEE REPORTS - Detailed Annual Reports from the following Chairs are on file for review. The Committee Chairs are as follows:

ARCHITECTURE - Diane Kaplan

BY-LAWS & COVENANTS - Pat Mirisola

ELECTION - Pamela Milbury

FINANCE - Joe Strazzere

LANDSCAPING - Clay Feeter

LONG RANGE PLANNING - Joe Strazzere

MAINTENANCE - Lee Page

PLOWING - Jane Laughton

SOCIAL - Deb Strazzere

SUNSHINE CLUB - Paula Page

WELCOMING - Pat Mirisola

WEBSITE - Joe Strazzere

OLD BUSIINESS - President Page reiterated that he and Treasurer Strazzere will continue representing the SPEHOA as members of the AD HOC Committee relating to the complaint filed by Jeff Hudgins, Trustee for the estate of  Sally Hudgins, 11 Ruch Lane.

NEW BUSINESS - President Page restated the importance of homeowner’s participation by volunteering as a committee member and that committee sign-up sheets will be available at the Community Center.

In closing, Bob Mirisola gave a special thank you to Lee Page for all his hard work and dedication during his term as President representing the SPEHOA.

Bill Bannister made a motion to adjourn, seconded by Liz Barrett. Motion passed unanimously and meeting was adjourned at 7:45 PM.

Respectfully Submitted,

Eleanor Rotsko

Recording Secretary

SPEHOA

July Board Meeting Minutes

MEETING MINUTES

SPEHOA JULY BOARD MEETING

Date: July 13, 2026

Time: 6:30 PM

Meeting called to order by: Pat Mirisola, President

IN ATTENDANCE

Pat Mirisola, Beth Kaplan, Rob Milbury, Deb Strazzere, Frank McClellan

APPROVAL OF MINUTES

 Motion to accept June 8th monthly meeting minutes: Passed unanimously.

BUDGET

Treasurer’s Report

 June expenses over budget due to:

o Lawn mowing

o Spring cleanup trailing into June

 July expenses expected to be under budget due to:

o Every-other-week mowing schedule

 Monthly dues income: $11,050

 Reserves: Approximately $220,000, matching projections

 Patton hourly rate increase: From $60 → $65/hr

 Motion to accept Treasurer’s Report: Passed.

REPORTS

Committee reports

Architecture Committee

Diane Kaplan, Chairperson presented two homeowner requests

Two applications reviewed:

1. Susan Carlson & Raymond Michalowski

o Replace kitchen casement window (mechanism broken, no repair parts)

o Replace sliding glass door with same clear-glass model.

o Contractor: Samsung Home Services (Springvale, ME)

o Work includes siding removal/reinstallation, spray foam, trim replacement, etc.

o Board approval required and received.

2. Barry & Eileen Leibowitz

o Replace front walkway (10 x 4.5) using Cambridge Limestone Quarry pavers.

o Existing cracked concrete to be removed.

o Same footprint; cosmetic improvement

o Board approval required and received.

Bylaws Committee

 No activity

Elections Committee

 No activity

Finance Committee

 No activity

Landscaping Committee

Report submitted by Clay Feeter and read by Diane Kaplan:

 New volunteers: Diane Kaplan, Jane Brown, Peggy Bibeau, Ray Michalowski, Sue Bannister (Consultant)

 Mowing reduced to every other week due to heat, low rainfall, and budget.

 Wicked Green performed two lawn treatments (fertilization, weed control, grub prevention)

 Additional weed spraying completed July 8 after homeowner concerns.

 Roadside lawn damage from plowing remains an issue; Diane Kaplan volunteered to assess and will coordinate with Clay on next steps.

Social Committee

Deb Strazzere, Chairperson provided update:

 Ice Cream Social: July 22 at 6 PM

 Flyers delivered to Stiles and Orin Lane; sign-up sheet posted.

Sunshine Committee

 July birthdays posted

Welcoming Committee

Pat Mirisola, Chairperson provided update:

 20 Spring Pond Circle preparing for sale; realtor missed scheduled photo appointment.

 Pat Mirisola will reach out to realtor to reschedule.

Website

 Annual meeting minutes not yet posted; Pat will confirm with El if drafted.

Old Business

 No update regarding Complaint from Jeff Hudgins

New Business

 Homeowner asked about posting Wicked Green – weed control treatment dates if available

 Posting on Community Center to request Volunteer for Secretary (Beth Kaplan, VP will take

minutes on an interim basis)

NEXT MEETING

Next meeting to be held on Monday, August 10, 2026

 Motion to adjourn was made and passed unanimously.

Respectfully submitted,

Beth M Kaplan, Vice President

New Commitee Assignments

Thank you to all who have volunteered!

Committees for 2026 - 2027

Architecture

• Diane Kaplan (Chairperson)

Bylaws/Covenants

• Pat Mirisola (Chairperson)
• Susan Carlson
• Joe Strazzere

Directory

• Pat Mirisola

Election

• Pam Milbury (Chairperson)
• Lisi Lewis

Finance

• Joe Strazzere (Chairperson)
• Beth Kaplan
• Bob Stewart
• Jane Nichols Bishop

Landscaping

• Clay Feeter (Chairperson)
• Sue Bannister
• Ray Michalowski
• Diane Kaplan
• Jane Brown
• Peg Bibeau

Long-Range Planning

• Joe Strazzere (Chairperson)
• Ray Michalowski
• Bob Mirisola

Maintenance

• Lee Page (Chairperson)
• Bob Milbury
• Joe Strazzere

Plowing

• Jane Laughton (Chairperson)
• Anita Haskell

Proof of Homeowners Insurance Contact

• Janice Schlapak (Chairperson)

Social

• Deb Strazzere (Chairperson)
• Paula Page
• Sally McClellan
• Bob Mirisola
• Sue Bannister

Sunshine Club

• Paula Page (Chairperson)

Website

• Joe Strazzere (Chairperson)

Welcoming

• Pat Mirisola (Chairperson)
• Gail Marshall
• Beth Kaplan
• Midge Grimes
• Liz Barrett
• Jane Laughton

Volunteer Needed!

 VOLUNTEER NEEDED

After ten years of dedicated service, El Rotsko, our Secretary, has resigned. We are in need of someone who will volunteer to take minutes at our monthly Board Meetings and complete the other duties for this position. If interested, please contact a member of the Board.

Pat Mirisola

Beth Kaplan

Deb Strazzere

Frank McClellan

Bob Milbury

Thank you!

Ice Cream Social - Wednesday, July 22nd 6:00pm