Villagers got into the spirit of Red Nose Day all around The Villages. From golf courses to recreation centers, to softball games and family gatherings, Villagers showed their support.
Red Nose Day at Briarwood Executive. Jan Kordash, Tisha Vogell, Arlene Lindstrom and Marianne Audia.Freedom Pointe bought 1,000 red noses to support children in poverty. Red noses were distributed to all residents at Freedom Pointe.Sylvia Wagner and Freedom Pointe Executive Director Walt Stroly.Marion County Hospice Thrift Store supports Red Nose Day.Bill and Jan McIlhenny and Dudley and Barb Kortright touring Pacific Northwest Newport, Oregon Yaquina Head lighthouse on Red Nose Day.Louis SchwarzRed Noses on Gerry Tyrie of Sabal Chase, Brigitte Artman-Wietusch of Sabal Chase, Sue Galuecia of Dunedin, and Diana Bernard of Sable Chase celebrating their March birthdays and Red Nose Day.Thursday Morning Bunco at Hibiscus Recreation Center celebrated Red Nose Day.
Del Hunt celebrates Red Nose Day with grandbaby Payton.Russ and Julie Masters and Bing and Jean Stephens “Got Their Silly On” for Red Nose Day at Country Partner Dance. Helping children living in poverty is always a good cause.Janet Smith, and her grandson, Ronnie Wolfe, wearing red noses and balloon hats while dining at Johnny Rockets in Lake Sumter Landing.Pal Olson, Sylvia Gmyr, Ruth Kramer, Cheryl Heath, Jeanne Dugger, Celeste Peloquin and Faith Horowitz.Caleb and Collin Langston, grandsons of Mallory Square residents, Slim and LiZa Adksion.Red Nose Day at Mallory with Ginny Irwin, Sue Leplae, Bob Leplae and Dan Donnelly.The ladies of The Northside Golf League supported Walgreen’s Red-Nose Day fund raiser and celebrated Memorial Day by posing with their red nose and wearing red, white and blue before playing golf on the Amberwood Golf Course.
In a Letter to the Editor, a Village of DeLuna resident wonders when his political party become so involved in such an extreme position when it comes to abortion.
A Villager, in a Letter to the Editor, played the newly repaired Heron Executive Golf Course and was left shaking his head. He wonders who was in charge.
A Village of Pine Hills resident, who bicycles with his wife on the multi-modal paths, describes some recent scary encounters. Read his Letter to the Editor.
A Village of Country Club Hills resident, in a Letter to the Editor, points out The Villages is not a true gated community, but the Morse family is living behind gates at their compound.
