2023 is well on its way with a fast and furious start with the celebrations and festivities. January was an activity-packed month with SunBird welcoming the new year with an excellent party in the Horizon Room. This New Year’s Eve event had great food, live music from the Harley Davidson Band, and always good company of…
Category: February 2023
Association News, February 2023
SunBird Golf Resort HOA Meeting
The annual meeting of the SunBird Golf Resort Homeowners Association will be on Monday, March 6, at 7 p.m., in the clubhouse ballroom. The purpose of this meeting is to report to the membership the operations of 2022. All are welcome to attend.
Association News, February 2023
Notes from the Board of Directors Meeting
Chuck Heitbrink, HOA Board Secretary The board of directors met Nov. 21 for a regular scheduled business meeting. These are the approved meeting notes from that meeting. Members present: Steve Seel, Lisa Onyx, Jim Anderson, Dan Buescher, Dirk Close, Nancy Eckstein, Chuck Heitbrink, and Manager Layne Varney. The meeting was called to order at 10 a.m.…
Association News, February 2023
Did You Know?
Bonnie Marcus, Community Administrator It has been reported that some residents are putting out food or birdseed for birds. Feeding wildlife is prohibited by Arizona State Law and is not permitted in our community. The SunBird Declaration of Restrictions, Article 2.11, Animals and Pets, states: “No animals, birds, fowl, poultry, or livestock, other than a…
Association News, February 2023
Welcome Snowbirds and Visitors
Chris Nechvatal Now that there are more residents in SunBird, please take your time while driving through the community. The speed limit in all of Unit 1A is 10 miles per hour, and the same on Waterview and around the clubhouse. All other areas of SunBird have a 25-mile-an-hour speed limit. Did you know that…
Community News, February 2023
Singing Your Way to Improved Health!
Barb Hyder It’s a proven fact that singing in a chorus is more fun when surrounded by friends, singing their hearts out. According to recent research, humans are wired for rhythmic togetherness and bond best when making music with each other. Why? Studies show that singing in a chorus improves our mood, with a decrease…
Card Games & Sports, February 2023
Bridge Quips
Shirley Jackson “Your home is an extension of your energy field. This is why practices like cleaning your home, rearranging furniture, organizing your closet, and getting rid of objects that are cluttering your space can have a profound impact on your own mind, body, and spirit.” —Maryam Hasnaa Picture improvement in your duplicate bridge game…
Card Games & Sports, February 2023
Hits & Misses Bowling
Pat Smith Hits & Misses Bowling League ended the first half of the season with 21 bowlers on six teams. We lost many previous players because our time was changed from Mondays to Tuesdays, but picked up a few new players due to a change from previous years, allowing couples to be on the same…
Clubs & Classes, February 2023
Abe Lincoln, Re-Enacted by Glynn Gilcrease, to Visit Women’s Connection
All men and women are invited to join us on Thursday, Feb. 9, at 10 a.m. for the Women’s Connection program and continental breakfast (with gluten-free available upon request). The cost is $20 (including tax and tip), payable by cash or check at the door of the lovely Oakwood Country Club ballroom, at 24218 S.…
Clubs & Classes, February 2023
Message from the Mat Makers
Thank you again to all the people who are saving and bringing plastic bags to the Mat Makers. And thank you even more to the people who have volunteered to work with us. We so appreciate your support. We continue to meet in the Hopi Room every Wednesday morning from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. This…