Betsy Lydle Smith As spring turns into summer in Arizona, reflect on how it has been for you. Have you been able to find peacefulness and joy this spring? During the beautiful weather this spring, I have sat on my patio and in the pocket parks at Robson and just observed quietly for many minutes,…
Doris Betuel Fusing glass is fun and exciting! The Fused Glass Club regularly offers beginner classes that cover basic skills and do’s and don’ts of melting glass. After the class, members can enjoy multiple days of studio time to create their own projects. A monitor is always available to help members during these studio hours.…
Sharon White Even though a number of our members have left for their summer homes, the Material Girls who are still at home on the Ranch are as busy as ever. The Garment Group delivered 21 backpacks to the Advocacy Center in Eloy and made shirt savers and dignity scarves for assisted living homes. Our…
Julie White In September 2025, Pamela took a leap into the vibrant world of stained glass, discovering a new creative outlet that quickly became a passion. Raised in the scenic state of Oregon during the winters and enjoying summers in McCall, Idaho, Pamela spent the past 39 years in Portland, where she dedicated time to…
Scott Bansner The 2026 Robson Ranch Men’s Golf Association (RRMGA) held its annual Club Championship on April 2 and 3, and the event could not have been better. Players were greeted with beautiful weather and outstanding course conditions, setting the stage for two days of great competition. This year’s championship featured impressive performances across all…
Bonnie Carnagey On May 4, the Robson Ranch Arizona Ladies Social Club (RRALSC) proudly awarded three $1,500 scholarships to these outstanding seniors from Santa Cruz Valley Union High School: Layla Brown, Emilee Brown, and Gabriela Galaviz. Gabriela’s sister, who was at the luncheon, was a recipient of the RRALSC scholarship 4 years ago and is…
Jeannie Salmon The Robson Ranch Paper Crafting members have been working this winter on cards for local animal shelters. The shelters can use the cards to thank new pet owners and folks who donate cash and items like food, blankets, towels, etc. Trudy Foslien dropped off approximately 70 cards to the Valley Humane Society. She…
Pastor Frank DeFusco The first reason for why prophecy matters, is found in 2 Timothy 3:16-17. That all scripture (including prophecy) is inspired by God, profitable for doctrine, tests us, corrects us, and instructs us how to live righteously; perfects us and equips us thoroughly unto all good works. Paul then goes on to say…
Tim Malone The Ripple Effect in Retirement refers to the positive and far-reaching impact that a retiree’s actions, mindset, and lifestyle can have on others—family, community, and even society—long after their professional career ends. It’s a metaphor for how one significant life change sends waves outward, influencing many areas of life. Just as a single…
David Zapatka Friend, word-lover, and bridge player, Jim Nulty, whose career path led him to Perth, Australia, offered this word from his overseas experience. Cobber cob·ber, noun. A cobber is an Australian and New Zealand slang term for a close friend, mate or companion. It is the equivalent to “buddy” or “pal” in American English.…