JUNE FC LIFE

JUNE 2020 edition

The Homefront column is designed to inform our members where in the community our new residents are living and other residences they may have. It also keeps up with our present members who have stayed in the community but moved to new dwellings. Of course we always wish our members who are moving out of the community good luck wherever their travels take them and our new members and established members good luck in their new address.

We welcome SUSAN and SCOTT WEIL who purchased Judy Light’s home on Verde Drive. They also reside in Port Washington, New York.

Our staff enjoys writing about your happy occasions, proud moments, and that which is of interest in your lives that our members would like to hear about.

Please contact one of our correspondents or the editor with your information. Our publication is only as good as the information you so wonderfully give us, as we are for and by the members about Life at Frenchman’s Creek.

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The Homefront column is designed to inform our members where in the community our new residents are living and other residences they may have. It also keeps up with our present members who have stayed in the community but moved to new dwellings. Of course we always wish our members who are moving out of the community good luck wherever their travels take them and our new members and established members good luck in their new address.

Meet RICK and LINDA STRUSINER who bought the Epstein home on Burgundy Drive. They also reside in Highland Park, Illinois. They are excited to be at Frenchman’s and cannot wait to start living here.

Say hello to CYNTHIA and JOSEPH KAPLAN who bought Patty and Bob Annunziata’s house on Miro Drive. They also have a residence in Highland Park, Illinois. They are both excellent golfers! (Do not worry, the Annunziatas are not leaving our community.)

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EIGHTEEN HOLES June 23, 2020

Flight One 1st

Debra Greenberg, Jenifer Weintraub, Susan Fuirst.

2nd

Bete Goldberg, Ellen Goldstein, Judith Konigsberg.

Flight Two 1st

Robin Kimball, Susan Davis, Connie Forman.

2nd

Sharon Rochlin, Linda Pack, Linda Rosenson, June Garson.

Flight Three 1st Flight Four 1st

Gloria Herman, Adele Fine, Betsy Bernstein.

Robyn Rosenblatt, Barbara Reitman, Sheila Babich.

NINE IS ENOUGH

Flight One 1st

Nancy Scher, Debbie Hornstein, Cindi Schwartz, Chris Handler.

2nd

Nina Botel, Patti Raber, Donna Baron.

Flight Two 1st

Ilene Gerber, Elaine Sussman, Eleanor Newman, Joan Simmons.

2nd

Norma Lippman, Phyllis Hershman, Marjorie Yashar.

PLEASE REMEMBER TO VOTE IN THE PRIMARY ELECTION

IN AUGUST OR GET YOUR ABSENTEE BALLOTS. AND

REMEMBER, VOTING IS NOW AND ALWAYS AT THE

SALES OFFICE/ART STUDIO!

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DR. ILENE GERBER is so proud of her grandson, Julian Gerber, who is Valedictorian of his High School of American Studies at Lehman College in New York City. He has been accepted to Columbia College in New York City. When he enters in September, he will be the third generation Gerber to attend Columbia after Buddy, his grandpa, and Douglas, his father.

BARBARA (BOBBE) WIENER is very excited to finally be a GIGI (Great Grandmother). It is a family of firsts; first child, first grandchild and now first great grandchild. HELENA BLAIR LABAR was born June 2, 2020. She lives in Allentown, Pennsylvania with her parents, Jessica and Zach and her grandparents, Lori and Joel Wiener. She is named after Jessica’s PAPA Howard (Bud) Wiener and Zach’s great grandmother, Barbara. How coincidental to have Barbara and Howard again. By the way, she “told” her parents to call her Leni.

JAY and EVELYN GUTKIN are proud to announce that their thirteen-year-old grandson, Miles Levine, has been accepted to the pre-college program at the Julliard School of Music and Arts in New York City.

LORETTA and BOB LIFTON are also proud of their grandson, Matt Hooper. June 4th saw the launching of “Live! From Tomorrow” (part one), a five hour podcast in weekly segments of a musical saga written and performed by their grandson, Matt Hooper, who many see as the voice of his generation. Part two, now in production, will cover COVID-19 and subsequent events, so that together they represent an in-depth portrait of our times in the form of a musical play, which also incorporates interviews with relevant figures like Jessie Jackson and Andrew Yang. This work was informed in part by Matt’s experience as Vice President of Innovations at Barclays Bank and his frequent activities as a moderator for major companies, such as IBM, to carry out interviews with their executives on topics about which they seek public understanding, like blockchain and quantum technology. In its first three days of launching and before its promotional program, the podcast has already placed in the top 20 percent of podcast listened. I hope that our members and their families (particularly the younger members) will find the podcast enjoyable and stimulating to listen to. Here is the link to the podcast, which you can get on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Make sure you start with Episode One called Live! From Tomorrow in the coffee shop. Let me know if you have any problems. Bob https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/live-from-tomorrow/id1508924886

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EIGHTEEN HOLES JUNE 6th 2020

Flight One 1st

Judy Holsten, Carol West, Judith Konigsberg, Dottie Kovel.

2nd

Wendi Adler, Mary Anne Bartfield, Barbara Field.

Flight Two 1st

Jeri Jacobs, Bonnie Shyer, Elaine Parks.

2nd Tie

Linda Rosenson, Linda Pack, Carol Abrams, Wendy Maurer.

Flight Three 1st

Betsy Bernstein, Joan Simmons, Sue Sternberg, Barbara Reitman.

2nd

Marcia Block, Ellen Lattman, Adele Fine.

Flight Four 1st

Judy Rubin, Carol Pulver, Anne Neustadter.

2nd TIE

Marianne Winnich, Dee Topol, Susan Ludwig. Roz Fanaroff, Barbara Gersten, Joan Sclar, Beverly Halpert.

NINE IS ENOUGH

Flight One 1st

Rhoda Edelman, Joan Isaacson, Marjorie Yashar, Susan Jackowitz.

2nd

Anita Fishbein, Barbara Wiener, Judy Tobin.

Flight Two 1st

Joan Mopper, Eleanor Newman, Roberta Selzer, Carol Zazig.

2nd TIE

June Garson, Phyllis Hershman, Nina Botel, Evelyn Taback. Norma Lippman, Melanie Lipson, Margie Kernan, Judith Jaffe.

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EIGHTEEN HOLES June 16, 2020 Flight One 1st TIE

Debra Greenberg, Ellen Goldstein, Bette Goldberg. Lisette Siegel, Candy, Scherer, Judith Konigsberg, Leslie Westreich.

Flight Two 1st Flight Three 1st Flight Four 1st

Elaine Parks, Wendy Weinstein, Amy Barovich, Jane Yarian.

Georgianna Cotton, Betsy Bernstein, Elaine Pearlman, Evelyn Gutkin.

Mimi Bergel, Beverly Halpert, Annette Schilling, Dee Topol.

NINE IS ENOUGH

Flight One TIE 1st

Eleanor Newman, Susan Jackowitz, Helene Dubow. Sondra Kaplan, Nancy Scher, Phyllis Hershman, Cindi Schwartz. Flight Two June Garson, Arlene Caplan, Erna Liebovich, Barbara Wildstein. Anita Fishbein, Elaine Sussman, Ellen Rosenman, Evelyn Taback.

FROM OUR STAFF TO YOU

We are taking a siesta ‘til October’s issue unless items of import arise. Then look for our page in the monthly Frenchman’s Creek Publication from the Administration. In the meantime have a healthy, happy summer. KEEP COOL!!! And NO HURRICANES.

SEE YOU IN THE FALL

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The Community mourns the loss of our following members:

ETHEL SCHULTZ who lived at 13377 Provence Drive and was a member since 1997. Our heartfelt sympathies to her beloved husband, Harvey, and their family.

MELVIN SERISKY who lived at 3674 Dijon Way. Our heartfelt sympathies to his beloved wife, Ilene Gerber, and his family.

DALE SALMONSON who lived at 13759 Parc Drive and was a member since 2013. Our heartfelt sympathies to her beloved husband, Jerrold, and their family.

ARTHUR GOLDBERG who lived at 3140 Miro Drive South and was a member since 1993. Our heartfelt condolences to his family.

Club News Staff

Editor

Bobbe Wiener

Correspondents

Mimi Bergel, Minx Boren, Dr. Avroy Fanaroff, Andrea Finkel,

Shirley Goldberg, Norma Lippman, Lois Stern, Judy Tobin

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