Pamela Lee Roebuck

Phil Hayward will be remembered as someone quick with a joke, always stylishly dressed to visit customers, and a grill master who enjoyed perfecting ribs. He was an avid reader and loved a good mystery and performing magic.

Amy Slaney worked as a copy editor in the newspaper industry and also as a graphics artist and catalog composer for a large automotive parts company. She retired in 2014.

Rick Engdahl retired from the U.S. Air Force after twenty years. His hobbies were playing golf and playing cards with family and friends.

Nanette Johnston was employed as a loan processor with the banking industry. Nannette also enjoyed helping people by working as a real estate agent.

Moving to the Villages in 2007, Paula Marcotte valued her friends in book club, colored pencil artwork, and the Community Bible Study.

Larry Lande devoted his retirement time in The Villages to his wife, golf, Bridge game, genealogy, friends and family.

In The Villages, Terry Dowd was involved in various clubs and enjoyed golfing several times a week, early morning walks, the nightly entertainment on the Squares, and the numerous courses offered by the Learning Center. He almost mastered the Italian language, was not so good at piano lessons, but enjoyed a sailing course, and some computer classes.