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TIMBERWOOD PARK N O V E MBER 2018

Timberwood Park Owners Association, Inc.

Vo l . 2 0 Issu e 1 1 A Neighborhood News ™ Publication

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Happy Thanksgiving to all of you and your families. Living in this great community is one of the things my family and I are very thankful for, and I’m thankful for the opportunity I’ve had to serve the community along with my fellow board members for the last six years. TPOA Board Election It’s great to see that eight individuals have stepped up to run for the three open Board spots. By now you have either received or will soon receive all of the voting information. The ballots and voting instructions have been mailed to each assessment accountholder and the information will also be periodically eblasted between now and the TPOA Annual Meeting on December 4. New Clubhouse Update The pre-construction efforts for new clubhouse project continues to move forward. Plan review meetings have been held with construction permit officials with the City of San Antonio and Bexar County, and everything with the project is well in line with the various permit requirements. At the time of this writing the effort to complete all required construction drawings, engineering plans, related documentation, etc. that are required for the permit application is well underway, and the permit application is slated to be submitted in early November. The loan application has also been submitted and interest rates are still favorable. An asbestos inspection was completed and only tiny trace amounts were found in some glue that adheres the gym and restroom mirrors to the wall, so the abatement effort is relatively minor and inexpensive compared to what it could have been should asbestos had been found in other parts of the building. At this point the estimated timeframe includes demolition of the current clubhouse to begin in mid-December (that should take about two weeks), and for construction to begin in early- to mid-January. We will keep you posted on actual start dates, or any possible changes in the timeline, as we move closer. And as a reminder, Comal ISD has agreed to grant TPOA use of Timberwood Park Elementary and/or Pieper Ranch Middle School (the new middle school on Borgfeld) for the association’s regular board meetings for the duration of construction.

Gerfers Cemetery Dedication I thank the individuals who played a role in securing the State Historic Site designation for the Gerfers Cemetery located within Timberwood Park. Acquiring this designation was a lengthy process that actually took about five years. It was initiated and led by Timberwood Park resident Cindy Griffin who conducted a significant amount of research and provided a lot of documentation to the various State officials who are involved in granting historical designations. After a few years, she handed it off to resident Terri Edwards, who helped get it across the finish line. And on September 22 a very nice dedication event was held that involved an interesting historical overview by David Barkalow about the Gerfers family and the land that is now Timberwood Park, along with remarks from Gerfers family members and various other dignitaries. Special thanks to Kitty Gardner and others on the Timbwerood Landscape Committee who put together such a nice and meaningful event. New Staff Member at the Park Please join me in welcoming Kenny Carraway who has joined the park staff as Maintenance Assistant. Kenny is a veteran of the U.S. Coast Guard and has wide-ranging experience and a great attitude that make him a perfect fit for the position. He is off to a great start and he and Park Maintenance Manager Benny Martinez are a great team. Thanksgiving Turkey Trot Speaking of Thanksgiving, we’re thankful to Timberwood Park resident Stephayne Gibson, owner of Run Rugged Fitness, who not only sponsors but plans and coordinates the whole event. This is the 5th Annual Turkey Trot and it’s been great to see it grow every year. So if you want to get a jump on working off some calories before your All Meetings 7:00 at the for Thanksgiving feast, or ifare youheld justat want to p.m. get together a fun morning withClubhouse your neighbors, I encourage you to at the Park. attend this fun event. Thanks for your time, and I’ll see you around the neighborhood. Greg Matula, TPOA Board President


TIMBERWOOD PARK DESERVES A COHESIVE BOARD WHO EMBRACES NEW IDEAS AND A TRANSPARENT APPROACH TO DECISION-MAKING

ELECT TWO NEW & INDEPENDENT BOARD MEMBERS! As candidates for the TPOA Board of Directors, David Kanter and Paul Rutkowski believe in: • Greater Transparency & New Insights On The Board’s Decision-Making Process • Fiscal Responsibility – Daily Financial Management With Comprehensive Monthly Reviews • Accountability – Clearly Stated Goals With Timely Explanations On Progress & Challenges • Return to Monthly Meetings – We’ll Share More Timely Information & Seek Your Opinions • Balanced Focus on HOA Operations, Park Maintenance, & Development of Future Projects • Independent Audit Committees For Oversight of Clubhouse Construction and Finances

Vote for David Kanter and Paul Rutkowski – Leaders with a Positive Vision For TP! Meet us at the Timberwood Park Annual Meeting on Tuesday, December 4th. If you are not planning to attend the annual meeting and want us to pick up your official proxy, please contact Paul Rutkowski at (210) 827-0299 or mail to David Kanter, 258 Ceremonial Ridge, San Antonio, TX 78260-6444. Either of us would be happy to represent you at our annual meeting. Timberwood Park Newsletter - November 2018

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Board Candidate Profiles David Kanter

My name is David Kanter. I moved to Timberwood Park in 2014. I have a local business that serves clients nationwide along with rentals that I’ve remodeled here in Bexar County. Many of you have seen me at our HOA meetings. I walk my Black Lab Cody up and down our beautiful streets and in our gated park several times a week. I serve as a Neighborhood Watch captain and have volunteered for other activities like our annual Halloween Party. At other HOA’s, I have served in various committee and leadership roles include as a Board member and as the HOA President. When I’m elected to our Board, I will listen to you and work tirelessly with fellow Board members to make sure that every TPOA dollar is spent wisely. I support annual independent financial audits to insure transparency, competitive bids that are reviewed at open meetings, performance bonds for major projects, and bi-annual reserve studies to help us stay one-step ahead of our changing needs. I support cleaning up and modernizing our community park, adding a new dog park, and maintaining our common area in first-class condition, along with staffing our new $1.5 million clubhouse with a full-time site manager, who will work extended hours for our great family events and to lock up. As TP’s designed “boots on the ground,” the site manager would direct our contractors and maintenance staff, serve as a liaison with the community association manager, and focus on delivering superior customer service to owners and residents, not to mention

keeping a close eye on those who do not belong in our park. To help improve park security, we should periodically issue parking permits and new gate keys to owners and permanent residents, and have the Sheriff remove trespassers who loiter or use our community facilities without prior written consent. Aside from renewed attention to our finances, deferred park maintenance, and oversight of the Clubhouse construction and its future operations, I believe that among the Board’s other top priorities should be to solicit bids for a new community association manager, who will advise the Board on governance and help us to update our antiquated rules and legal documents so they are fully enforceable. I look forward to serving you and helping to make a positive difference at Timberwood Park.

Abbey Lehner

My husband Marc and I moved into Timberwood Park in November of 2012. As each year passes our love for our neighborhood grows. Even more so having a 3 year old daughter, watching her get to take advantage of everything the neighborhood offers. Watching Elsa dancing along with the other little kids at Music in the Park always reminds me of how lucky she is. Honestly, I feel a sense of pride when people ask there I live and I get to respond with Timberwood Park. We are all lucky! I have wanted to play a larger role in supporting our community and neighbors, and now that our daughter is “older” I am able to dedicated more time to things other than diapers. I support the growth of our clubhouse and park amenities, and hope that everyone takes the time to get involved as well. Keeping our neighborhood (Continued on page 4)

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current helps us retain our home values and I am sure that’s important to most everyone living here. I’m originally from Boston MA and moved here over 15 years ago. USAA became my place of employment a few months after living here and I am currently still there, working in an area that supports Veteran Service Organizations. It’s an amazing company, and I am forever grateful for the opportunities I have had there. Some of my skillsets include, project management, marketing campaigns across numerous channels, change management / communication, creative / artsy / event planning and interior design. I am really excited for the opportunity to give back to our neighborhood. I hope to be a great addition to the current board whom I believe are doing a fantastic job with keeping our neighborhood a place that we are all proud to call home. Please take the effort and vote for the candidates that you believe will be the best fit.

Laura Clark

I am passionate about making a difference in the community. I’ve been helping Karen and Paula by creating the TPOA graphics for the various neighborhood events. I have served as the Membership VP on a previous board. I would like to use my various skills to make a difference on the TOPA board.

Alethea Arnold

I am a longtime resident of TWP and have lived in the area previous to moving here since 2003. I love our community and the uniqueness and convenience to the city we have here. My husband and I love the park and use it quite regularly. I have years of custom home building experience as well as property management and know the skills I learned there would definitely be a good thing. Also, I was the PTA Volunteer Coordinator

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for Blanco ISD and learned how to motivate and get volunteers to help us. I am running for the Board because I want to protect our uniqueness, foster a more neighbor-friendly environment, and make sure, we as a Board, are fiscally responsible so that TWP will continue to be a much sought after community to live in. I want our community to be create a good relationship with the Sheriff and Council Members so we can stay apprised of changes in the immediate area, and have a ready response team to go to Council meetings to protest items and agendas that will affect our community and way of like in TWP. Because I don’t work out of the home, I am readily available. If elected, I will have a dedicated email address for TWP and will answer questions posed to me within 1 business day. If I do not know the answer, I will tell you so and get it for you. I plan to be available 2 days a week for 3 hours or so, so that if you want to talk with me in person you will be able to do so. Additionally, I want to continue to have wonderful activities we have for our community and possibly add a few more in. Our community is a great place to live and grow a family as well as enjoy a lifestyle most San Antonians cannot because of our unique location. (Continued on page 5)

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Chris Martinez

My wife Jessica and I have lived in Timberwood Park with our two children, Isabella (15) and Christian (10) since June 2010. I have worked for USAA over twentyone years and currently work as a Manager in the Insurance division. As a member of the board I am responsible for working with the maintenance, office staff, and caretaker teams to make sure they have everything they need to do their jobs. As the Board point of contact I meet with the staff on a weekly basis. It is my opinion we have the best staff in place for these roles and I want to continue to work with the park team to position ourselves to be even better in the future. I’d like to continue to serve on the board and the community of Timberwood Park and represent the interests of our home owners, to make sure we are well positioned to meet future challenges and capitalize on growth opportunities. Serving on the board has allowed me to meet so many great, supportive people who share such a great sense of community, I want to continue working for them to keep Timberwood Park the best neighborhood in San Antonio. Timberwood Park is not just a place where we live, it’s our home. I am very proud of the accomplishments we’ve achieved on the board and I want to continue to serve to keep our neighborhood strong so we can continue to create great memories with our families.

minded people so I have always been involved, in one way or another, in community interests, scholarship fundraisers for a variety of groups. I currently volunteer for the SA Stock Show and Rodeo Golf Committee, to raise scholarship funds for agriculture students. I work for the military (as a civilian) in a Contracting command that provides goods and services to the soldier. I work in Operations as an Ops and Plans Manager. I plan events of all different scales; I have accomplished military deployment planning to military change of commands, Command Headquarters Christmas parties as well as workshops. I also plan fundraisers for many of these events. I gather all the experts in a room identify specific tasks for them to accomplish, ensure all are accountable to those tasks necessary to execute an event. I have a son that works and goes to college and I try to teach him that when you are an active part of a plan then you get to contribute your vision to the plan, and you can make great things happen. I would love to be an active member in this community and I believe that the organization would benefit from my no nonsense attitude and good planning skills. I’m a thinker, I’m creative, I’m constantly making my new house a home. I believe in everyone having a voice but getting down to the actions. I enjoy being a productive part of my community. (Continued on page 6)

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Shawna Klein

I have lived in TWP for 5 1/2 years. I retired from the United States Navy last year after 23 3/4 years, relocating on average every two years and have been a member of several homeowner’s associations. TWP is by far the best neighborhood I’ve lived in and I’d like to volunteer my time and effort in making sure it remains I say with pride that the best neighborhood for the families that live here now and will in the future. While in the Navy I was a Medical Service Corps Officer and worked as a healthcare administrator for several years before ending my career as a health information technology (IT) project manager and hold the PMP certification. I now work from home as a field manager for a nonprofit foreign exchange student organization. I’d like to work to bring the neighborhood together to create a community that will grow, free of bias and confusion. Every board member will bring different experience to the table to build a neighborhood we can all be proud of...BETTER TOGETHER. I have a beautiful 13 year old daughter Madi attending Pieper Ranch Middle School and playing volleyball and a beautiful 16 year old foreign exchange student, Enza from Brazil at Smithson Valley High School. I’ve been an active volunteer at various TWP events such as the wine tasting, BBQ cookoff, summer picnic, Easter, etc. the past 5 years.

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Historical Marker Dedicated in Timberwood Park On September 22, a historical marker was officially unveiled. It highlights the Gerfers Cemetery in Timberwood Park as it was designated a Historic Texas Cemetery by the Texas Historical Commission. The event included wonderful guest speakers and a presentation highlighting the incredible people who lived in our area and were the first homesteaders in the 1800s. Your Timberwood Park Landscaping Committee hosted the event. Over fifty residents and guests were in attendance. The program began with the presentation of the colors by local Boy Scout Troop 58, followed by the beautiful voice of Kim Curtis, Timberwood Park Elementary Music Teacher, singing the National Anthem. Timberwood Park resident and Historian David Barkalow served as Master of Ceremonies. Guest speakers included C.A. “Butch” Gerfers, President of the Coker Cemetery Association; Kevin Wolff, Bexar County Precinct 3 Commissioner; and Dr. Scott Baird, Cemetery Committee of the Bexar County Historical Commission. Butch Gerfers is a descendant of some of the first settlers of this area. He described visiting the cemetery as a boy with his father when this area was a large ranch. He explained how G.G. Gale contacted him around 1980 to ask his opinion on the maintenance of the site. Butch was appreciative to G.G. Gale who added a wrought iron fence around the cemetery to insure its longevity during Timberwood Park’s early years through today. Commissioner Kevin Wolff spoke of our opportunity to remember and protect locations like the Gerfers Cemetery. He said “when we have an opportunity to remember and protect those places, it’s our responsibility to do so.” Dr. Scott Baird expressed his appreciation to those individuals who insured the Gerfers Cemetery was recognized. He believes that San Antonio’s Tricentennial Celebration opened our eyes to all the historical sites in the area and generated more historical cemetery marker requests. David Barkalow provided a presentation of the history of the area, those interned in the Gerfers Cemetery, and

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the importance of remembering our past. Here are some excerpts from the presentation. The Gerfers Cemetery was established circa 1873, with the first known internment of Johann Theodore Gerfers. Most internments were born in Prussia/Germany or the children of those immigrants. The cemetery is named for the Gerfers family, but the family names of Mecke, Poss, Leistikow, Bacon, and Coblentz are included. These families have strong ties through marriage to the Gerfers family. During the 1800s, after learning of low taxes, large tracts of inexpensive fertile land, abundant game and a near winterless climate in Texas, many who struggled in Prussia/Germany began to dream of a better life across the Atlantic. It must have been a difficult decision, but Johann Theodore and his wife Maria felt that Texas was perfect for them and their five children. They left for a long ocean voyage, arriving at the Port of Galveston on May 30, 1848. Upon their arrival they secured transport via oxcart inland to New Braunfels. After living there for a short period, the family traveled to the nearly unsettled northern Bexar County. They became homesteaders in the area we call Timberwood Park today. After living on the property and improving it, the Gerfers purchased 160 acres for $162. Life was difficult in the 1850s as they started a cattle and sheep ranch. At this time the Battle of the Alamo was a recent memory, and the Mexican-American War had just ended two years prior. The “big” city of San Antonio in 1850 had less than 4,000 residents. The Gerfers were on their own in an area known for bandits and Indians who could be friendly or hostile. Even with difficulties of life in the 1800s, the Gerfers family flourished. They witnessed many tracts of land being purchased around them and even purchased a few open tracts for themselves. Soon their son, William Peter Gerfers, began purchasing adjacent tracts of land and growing their ranch. When William’s father Johann Theodore passed away in 1873, he was buried on the spot which became the family cemetery we know today. It was located on the first lot they purchased. With William’s help, their land holdings eventually included the majority of what we know as Timberwood Park today. In 1889 the Gerfers family sold their ranch of over 2,300 acres at about $3/acre. Residential & Commercial

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The Gerfers have left their mark on our area, and their history is intertwined with ours. Many of the original descendants, such as Johann Theodore and Maria Gerfers are buried in the Gerfers Cemetery. David Barkalow closed the presentation with “This beautiful area was chosen by the Gerfers, just as we chose this area for our home.”

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An award of appreciation was presented to Cindy Griffin, who initiated the research on the Gerfers Cemetery to attain the historical designation. Also recognized was Terri Edwards who worked to secure the marker and have it placed at the cemetery. Diana Hernandez, Timberwood Resident and Professional Photographer, captured wonderful photos of the day’s activities. The event was covered by the San Antonio Express-News with an article appearing in their September 24th edition. A big thanks to everyone who made this event a success and recognized the Gerfers Cemetery in Timberwood Park as a Historic Texas Cemetery.

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individual budget item expenses and balances are available monthly on the Spectrum website. The 2019 Proposed Budget printout was reviewed and several questions from the members were answered by the board. The motion to approve the 2019 Proposed Budget was duly made and seconded by Mr. Myles and Ms. O’Neil. The motion was unanimously approved by those board members in attendance. Clubhouse Project Update Permit: The preliminary meeting was held with the San Antonio City Permit Department. The City was pleased with all the information provided and await the final architecture drawings and documentation from Slay Architecture in early November. An asbestos inspection on the current clubhouse was conducted and the only asbestos found was trace amounts in the glue that holds the mirrors on the gym and restroom walls. An abatement is going to be scheduled. Demolition is tentatively scheduled to begin the middle of December 2018. During demolition and construction, Board Meetings will be held at the Timberwood Elementary School. Construction Loan: The loan was submitted the week of October 1, 2018 to Pacific Premier Bank. Social Events Terri Edwards announced the official unveiling of the Historical Marker for the Gerfers Cemetery in Timberwood Park being designated a Historic Texas Cemetery by the Texas Historical Commission. Cindy Griffin was recognized for initiating this effort to attain the historical designation. David Barkalow was recognized for presenting the history of Timberwood Park. Members of the Landscraping Committee were thanked for organizing the entire event.

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Tours through the cemetery can be requested by visiting the Timberwood Office. Karen announced Halloween in the Park admittance process, activities and need for volunteers. The final 2018 Music in the Park is on October 12th. Karen stated plans for Santa in the Park depended on the demolition phase of the old clubhouse. Turkey Trot – Early Thanksgiving morning in the Park. Look for further information per e-blasts. Door to Door Bulk Waste - Tiger Sanitation, Inc. is scheduled on November 3, 2018. Details to follow via an e-blast flyer. Announcement Park Maintenance: Benny Martinez was promoted to Maintenance Manager. Kenny Caraway was hired as the Maintenance Assistant. Comal ISD presentation Marty Bartlett, Comal Independent School District Board Member, announced that Pieper Elementary is at 90% capacity and the High School construction drawings are 75% complete. In addition, the district received an Achievement 4+ rating! The next Board meeting will be the TPOA Annual Meeting on Tuesday, December 4, 2018, at 7:00 p.m. at the clubhouse.

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Dear Homeowners:

This year, we are doing another Angel Christmas donation drive for Roy Maas Youth Alternative (RMYA) in Boerne! It was a big hit the last few years, and all the gifts were SO appreciated by these very needy kids! If you can help by making any donation on the list provided, please drop unwrapped gifts to the clubhouse during office hours before Saturday, December 15! A specific wish list is included on the next page  Office hours: Wednesdays and Thursdays 2-6 p.m., and Saturdays 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. From their website - http://www.rmya.org/about-rmya/: “RMYA is committed to caring for children and families in crisis. Since 1976, we have provided services to abused, neglected, and high-risk youth through residential and counseling services many of which are offered on a sliding scale to low income families in our community. Children come to us from the Texas Department of Family & Protective Services, the City of San Antonio, Family and Youth Service Bureau as well as various County Juvenile Probation Offices. Our services help children navigate through the trauma of physical and sexual abuse, abandonment, and neglect they have experienced. RMYA provides a safe, supervised residential setting with 24 hour care, an on-campus accredited school, medical care, a nutritious diet, cultural and recreational enrichment programs, individual, family and group counseling services, life skills, and parenting classes.” Regards, Board of Directors

Grace Pavliska GRI, REALTOR®

(210) 316-5006 gpavliska@phyllisbrowning.com

Proud Resident of Timberwood Park Since 2007

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ROY MAAS YOUTH ALTERNATIVES - WISH LIST (Our kids—both boys & girls— range in age from 5-21 years old) Gift Cards Borders; Barnes & Noble; Wal-Mart; Target; GameStop; Movie Theaters; Bowling; Putt-Putt; Marshalls; Payless Shoes; Best Buy; Pizza places; McDonald’s; Burger King; Old Navy; the Gap; Zumiez Clothing Store; Lids; and Sonic are some favorites Over $50 Gift Ideas • Tennis Shoes • Dress Shoes • Bicycle • Jackets and winter coats • Scholarships – for camps such as gymnastics, dance, art & sports $25 to $50 • Age appropriate video games (for PS3 or PS4 and XBOX and Nintendo DS Handheld Game) • Bed Set (bed sheets, pillow covers, comforter) – Twin Extra-Long Size • Electric Shaver • Nice watch • Stereo alarm clock • Blow Dryer, Hair Straightener • Backpack • Remote control cars • Build a Bear Dolls • MP3 Players $10-$25 • DVD’s (G – PG13) • CD’s (kid/teen appropriate) • Board games, Puzzles, Art sets • Sporting equipment (sports balls, knee pads, helmets, gloves) • Perfume, Cologne • Make-Up Sets • Purses & Wallets • Jewelry • Handheld electronic games (example: Catch Phrase,

20 questions) • CD players, Headphones • Old Navy and Gap T-shirts • Baseball hats • Sports Team Stuff – clothes, accessories, posters, etc. – Especially Texas Longhorns, Texas A&M, SA Spurs, Houston Texans & Dallas Cowboys • Skate Boards • Bike and Skateboard Safety Equipment (Helmets) Under $10 Socks, Girls underwear, Undershirts, Boys Boxers, Bras, Boys and Men’s undershirts, Athletic Shirts (under armor) Bed pillows Photo albums Cabin Gifts (There are 6 Cabins at MeadowLand: Girlsville/Junction – group homes and The Meadows – an RTC consisting of 4 cabins for boys & 2 for girls): Gaming consoles; TV’s; Park Passes (Zoo, Sea World, Fiesta Texas, Schlitterbahn)–enough for the a whole cabin ( 1016 people); Volleyball Sets (net and ball); Flag Football Set (football and flags); Croquet Sets; Washers; Bath towels; Bath rugs; DVD Player; Kitchen appliances; Digital camera; Batteries; Sleeping bags; Bean bag chairs (There is also a Bridge Emergency Shelter with ages 5-17 and has 25 boys and girls that needs home supplies as listed above) WE ALWAYS NEED MONEY TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR OUR CHILDREN TO PARTICIPATE IN OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES, SUCH AS SUMMER CAMP; SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SOCCER CAMPS, BASKETBALL CAMPS, ART CAMP; GYMNASTIC CLASS; MUSIC LESSONS; LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS; SWIMMING LESSONS; NATURE CAMPS; OR OTHER EVENTS THAT THEY WOULD OTHERWISE NOT BE ABLE TO ATTEND. For more information, contact: Katie Stroup, Meadowland Volunteer at (830) 816-2425 ext 2604 kstroup@rmya.org Lic # M-40647

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Thanksgiving Safety The kitchen is the heart of the home, especially at Thanksgiving. Kids love to be involved in holiday preparations. Safety in the kitchen is important, especially on Thanksgiving Day when there is a lot of activity and people at home. • • • • • • • • • •

Stay in the kitchen when you are cooking on the stovetop so you can keep an eye on the food. Stay in the home when cooking your turkey and check on it frequently. Keep children away from the stove. The stove will be hot and kids should stay 3 feet away. Make sure kids stay away from hot food and liquids. The steam or splash from vegetables, gravy or coffee could cause serious burns. Keep the floor clear so you don’t trip over kids, toys, pocketbooks or bags. Keep knives out of the reach of children. Be sure electric cords from an electric knife, coffee maker, plate warmer or mixer are not dangling off the counter within easy reach of a child. Keep matches and utility lighters out of the reach of children — up high in a locked cabinet. Never leave children alone in room with a lit candle. Make sure your smoke alarms are working. Test them by pushing the test button.

Did you know?

Thanksgiving is the leading day of the year for home fires involving cooking equipment.

Have activities that

keep kids out of the kitchen during this busy time. Games, puzzles or books can keep them busy. Kids can get involved in Thanksgiving preparations with recipes that can be done outside the kitchen.

NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION The leading information and knowledge resource on fire, electrical and related hazards

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Teen Services Directory Bain, Aubri – 14 (baby sit/dog walk/plant watering) 210-789-1724 Bair, Carly (baby/pet sit) 210-859-8309 Barkalow, Stephen – 16 (pet/child/plant sit/lawn mowing) 830-980-8717 Casselberry, Cory – 15 (pet/house sit) 210-571-2572 Covino, Aubrey – 16 (pet sit/plant watering) 210-255-7149 Cueto, Emma (baby/pet/house sit) 210-730-3482 Cueto, Mackenzie (baby/pet/house sit) 210-701-9666 Dunatov, Krystal (pet sit) 210-497-3550 Etscheid, Racquelle (baby/pet sit/CPR/water plants) 210-872-5808 Fairfax, Kathryn – 17 (baby/pet/house sit, bi-lingual, CPR certified) 210 612-0656 Gallagher, Dorian – 13 (pet/house/baby sit) 956-285-4994 Gale, Braden (pet sit) 210-846-5492 Geer, Jasmine – 13 (babysit/pet care/house sit) 210-213-3984 Guetzloe, Erin (piano lessons & accompaniment, house/baby sit) 210-305-1965 Guetzloe, Tara (pet/baby/house sit & plant care) 210-305-1965 Hammock, Julia – 14 (baby sit) 210-287-6665 Hawks, Megan – 16 (baby/pet sit/plant watering) 210-722-5092 Hernandez, Dana (baby/pet/house sit/dog walk) 210-464-7898 Hoffman, Brice (Lawn) 210-842-0234 Holbrook, Eleise (baby/pet/house sit/ dog walk) 210-954-2354 Hosey, Anna (babysit pet sit, tutor K-4) 678-216-8366 Howell, Ethan (SAT tutor, swim instructor, piano lessons) 830-714-1076 Howell, Jacquelyne (swim instructor) 830-714-1076

Howell, Valerie (Tutor, swim instructor) 830-714-1076 Mansker, Caitie – 17 (Swim instructor, stroke work) 210-307-8990 Marburger, Sydney (baby/pet/house/plant sit) 512-577-6888 Marburger, Cameron (pet/ house sit) 512-577-6888 Martinez, Bella – 14 (baby sit/dog walk/plant watering) 210-774-1813 Morrow, Johnny – 15 (Baby/child sit, landcaping, outdoor cleaning) 210-373-4396 Morrow, Naomi – 16 (baby 2yrs+/pet/house sit/plant watering) 210-717-9949 Myles, Kate – 15 (baby/pet sit) 210-708-3589 Nazanin Zand, Tyla – 16 (dog walk/plant watering) 210-373-6925 Olivarez, Mason – 14 (math tutor/baby/pet/house sit) 210-606-6778 O’Neil, Julia (baby/pet sit) 210-501-9715 Petray, Kaleigh – 16 (baby/pet sit) 210-643-3490 Schmit, Rose – 14 (Baby sit/pet care/house/plant sit) 210-419-0333 Schultz, Julie – 13 (babysit/walk dogs/tutor grades preschool-3rd) 210-965-7797 Schultz, Sloane – 17 (baby sit/CPR) 210-865-9466 Scott, Leaha (swim instructor) 210-740-4489 Snyder, Tristan (pet sit) 210-650-5003 Soto, Micah – 17 (Algebra tutor/lawn care/power washing/house sit) 210-350-6519 Stanley, Erin – 14 (Babysit/Red Cross certified/Art teacher) 210-425-3000 Statham, Amber – 18 (baby/pet/house sit 770-362-2644 Statham, Sarah-Gayle – 15 (baby/house sit) 770.828.9894 Wagner, Cody (Lawn Services) 210-497-6588 Young, Autumn – 15 (baby/dog/plant/house sit) 210-875-3601

TPOA does not represent, warrant or establish this babysitter list.

To update your teen services or to be included on the list please email Ariel@NeighborhoodNews.com. Must be 19 years of age or under. Be sure to place Timberwood Park in the subject line so your information is placed in the correct publication. Thank you!

Were you denied life insurance benefits because your insurance company claims your loved one lied on the policy application?

Come hang out with great people and good times. Good food, cold drinks, and live music are right around the corner. Specht’s Store is in your neighborhood, just turn right away from the city traffic!

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While this is one of the tactics used by insurance companies to deny life insurance claims, the standard necessary to prove such misrepresentation is very high in Texas. Don’t let a life insurance company take advantage of you. Contact us at (210) 733-4177 to set up a free consultation on your life insurance denial claim. We will fight to get you the benefits you deserve.

¿Se le negó un reclamo de beneficios de seguro de vida porque la compañía de seguro insiste que su ser querido mintió en su aplicación? Aunque ésta es una de las tácticas que usan las compañías de seguro de vida para negar reclamos, el nivel de evidencia necesario para probar una representación falsa es muy alto en Texas. No deje que una compañía de seguro de vida se aproveche de usted. Contáctenos al (210) 733-4177 para fijar una cita de consulta gratis para discutir su reclamo de seguro de vida. Pelearemos por ayudarle a recuperar los beneficios que se merece.

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FOR SALE: 2 WOOD BAR STOOLS 24 IN HIGH WITH BEIDGE SUEDE SEATS WITH BACKREST $50.00 NEW WHEELCHAIR $100.00, 210-710-1966. FOR SALE: 1997 White Lincoln Town Car $2,00.00. 2 Wooden Bar Stools padded sued seats $30.00. New Wheel Chair $75.00 Call after 1PM 210-710-1966. FOR SALE: Slate blackboard 64x48 from one room school in pa. $100 on Ebay. Will sell for $50. 210-393-0162 FOR SALE: Everlast dual station bag stand; Everlast heavy bag; Everlast neoprene heavy bag gloves; and Everlast speed bag. All in great condition, hardly used. New these items cost $300. Will sell everything for $50. Call or text 210-204-9649. TPOA does not establish or warrant any advertiser in the Timberwood Park Owners Association (TPOA) Newsletter and does not receive any remuneration from any advertiser in the newsletter. TPOA does not represent, warrant, or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any advertisement in the TPOA Newsletter. TPOA encourages property owners to use due diligence to determine the quality and validity of any advertiser in the TPOA newsletter.

It’s easy and can be done in four steps:

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INFORMATION CENTRAL Timberwood Park Owners Association (TPOA) Superintendents (Park Office) To reserve the clubhouse, please contact the on-site office Thursday & Friday from 3-7PM, Saturday from 9 AM - 1 PM Board President

830-980-3349 / tpoaoffice@gmail.com

Email-news/social events, general

tpoaoffice@gmail.com

Email-property improvements, new construction, property complaints, concerns, deed violations

contact@spectrumam.com

Timberwood Park Pets Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/TimberwoodParkPets

830-980-3349 / tpoaoffice@gmail.com Greg Matula

General TPOA questions, Board questions, gate or pass issues, Spectrum or billing questions: Spectrum Main Phone

210-494-0659

Spectrum Website

www.spectrumam.com

Email for Community Manager - Jacob Fey

contact@spectrumam.com

LOCAL LAW, FIRE AND CODE AGENCIES SHERIFF-Bexar County, non-Emergencies CONSTABLE-Bexar County FIRE DEPARTMENT (BBVD) Bulverde/Bexar Volunteer Fire Department, non-emergencies FIRE MARSHALL-Bexar County Animal Control-Bexar County Dead Animal Removal Wildlife Rescue Bexar County- Nuisance Complaints, reporting damaged road signs, missing signs, environmental services Home Security Inspection House Alarm Permit City of San Antonio Planning and Dev-city permits Website to check Sex Offenders in Area

210-335-6000 210-246-2263

EMERGENCIES DIAL 911 24-hour on call supervisor

830-980-4733

EMERGENCIES DIAL 911

210-335-0300 210-335-9000 210-631-0240 830-336-2725

CONTROLLED BURNING INFO (Bexar County Public Works)

210-335-6700 210-226-0303 ext 239 210-547-0172 http://www.bexar.org/662/Alarm-Permits 210-207-1111 www.sanantonio.gov.dsd http://records.txdps/state.tx.us

TPOA Newsletter Newsletter Editor- news, events, not receiving Business advertising Classified Ads- TWP residents only, no services

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