Doris Betuel In the January edition of the Robson Ranch Views, you read about Robson Ranch resident Stu Shapiro who set out to walk 160 miles over a six-day period to raise awareness and money for the National Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society. The walk was to honor his daughter, Marci, who is battling MS. Multiple…
Marsha Oliver And they certainly were bright at Robson Ranch when the Robson Ranch Singers presented their Spring Show, “On Broadway,” in March to sold-out crowds. The Singers entered the Hermosa Ballroom from all six entrances—dressed “to the nines”—and excited about going to a Broadway theater. The audience was surprised and delighted to be caught…
Gary Potter Like everything in life, there is a base, a base in which all things are built. Base refers to the bottom part of an object or the main support of something. So, how strong is your base? I would be referring to your feet. Do you realize how much you put your feet…
Leslie Goossens Robson Ranch residents partnered with Habitat for Humanity and an Arizona family to build their home from the ground up in Arizona City! The family pays for their home with an affordable mortgage and through a down payment of 200 to 400 sweat-equity hours. Building affordable homes with Habitat for Humanity is not…
Tom Albrecht The Robson Musicians will be playing in the Hermosa Ballroom at 6:30 p.m. on May 14. The music is perfect for social dancing. Dancers will be on the floor enjoying dancing to swing, rhumba, fox trot, and popular songs. If you were among the many people at the February dance, you know the…
David Zapatka Reader and bridge player Andrew Sauter wrote, “’shenanigans’ shows up every couple of years in movies, but why? Also, cool words like ‘syzygy,’ ‘brouhaha’ (ha ha it’s funny to say twice), the kids’ string game Cat’s Cradle (do cats sleep in there if you are not careful?)” While reading Titus Techera’s article, Recovering…