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Lake Park Yorba Linda September Editor: Mary Lou Parisi714-356-5018 MaryLouP106@gmail.com Deadline: 10th of each month Park Managers Ron & Diana Kaehn Office: 714-524-3033 Park Emergency: 714-996-6600 Welcome Committee: Ron & Diane Leswick Librarian: Joy & Robert DeBoer Party Reservation Coordinator: Debbie Wood—562-237-0522 Cheers & Condolences Marilyn Bean—714-396-8250 SOCIAL BOARD MEMBERS President: Ron Leswick 714-983-7194 ronnieguys@att.net Vice President: Sharon Bentley 714-403-7740 Sharonbentley825@gmail.com Secretary: VerDawn Davis 562-599-9283 Verdawn24@msn.com Treasurer: Ken Giles 714-203-2889 Associate Board Members Debbie Wood Fran Barber Jan Marvin

Contents Words from the Editor 2-3 President’s Page 4 Flag, Cheers & Condolences 5 What’s Going On In the Park 6 Birthdays & Anniversaries 7 Do you Need Help? 8 Pics 9 That’s Funny 10 Recipes 11 Did You Know 12 Calendar 12


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Mary Lou Parisi

WHAT’S IT WORTH… The word worth means the value, importance, or usefulness of something. It tells us how much money an item can sell for, or if an action is good enough to justify the time and effort you put into it. (Merriam-Webster.) In the Bible, worth is not based on money, status, or success. Instead, human worth is an intrinsic gift rooted in God. People have high value because God made them and loves them. The truth is, that all of the stuff here on earth we work so hard to buy and accumulate, does not mean a thing. At the end of our days...people will be cleaning out our stuff, going through our stuff, figuring out what to do with all of our stuff that we've accumulated in our life. The only things of value or worth that remains are the memories and what we deposit into others. How do we make the changes from collecting stuff to amassing stuff of worth. I believe it starts with our attitudes. How do we interact with our family and friends? What are the stories that will be told after you’re gone? Will others think fondly of you while being missed? Will there be funny, heartwarming memories that are shared? How many people outside of close family will even know you were here? We don’t get to choose our family, but we do choose the people we get to have relationships with. As the saying goes, “To the world you may be one person, but to one person you may be the world.” I think of my own mother in this way. She didn’t have a large circle of people in her life, but everyone that knew her had a fond memory or a funny story they remembered and how she made them feel. What a great gift that still is for me. We can all think of people in our lives like that…the way they made us feel. This is the true worth we need to concentrate on. If the only thing left after you are gone is a collection or an expensive item or even a notable achievement or measure of success, (don’t get me wrong, that is a great thing,) it’s not the kind of worth that lasts. Let’s start to value the things of true worth and not value spending time accumulating stuff. Start with your family and friends and find ways to branch out! Here are some ways to start changing our attitudes and be a Winner!

The Winner is always part of the answer. The Winner always has a program. The Winner says, "Let me do it for you." The Winner sees an answer for every problem. The Winner says, "It may be difficult but it's possible."

The Loser is always part of the problem. The Loser always has an excuse. The Loser says, "That's not my job." The Loser sees a problem for every answer. The Loser says, "It might be possible but it's too difficult."

Be a Winner Vince Lombardi

A smile is the light in your window that tells others that there is a caring, sharing person.


SEPTEMBER 2026 WORTHY THINGS

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PRESIDENT’S PAGE Ron Leswick President

Hello, The August Create and Paint was a big success! All who attended created wonderful memories and happily took them home. This month’s party will feature sweet and savory crepes, cooked to order followed by a Bingo Bash. We will celebrate 5 lucky winners. Hope to see you there. Let’s continue to socialize with our Lake Park friends and neighbors and make more lasting memories. Take advantage of the many opportunities we are lucky to have here.

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FROM THE LAKE PARK MANAGERS ➢ Please SLOW down driving, remember it is 15 mph ➢ Please do not walk your dogs on the greenbelts

(sidewalks), it is not permitted ➢ Please pick up after your pet

Lake Park

Carole Carpenter Jodie Wood & Brian Mizuki


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LAKE PARK FLAG DEDICATION The American Flag flying over Lake Park Yorba Linda in September is dedicated in loving memory of

Joe Cowart By his wife Peggy Ann Flag dedications are available for a one-time fee of $50, payable to the Social Club. Your dedication will remain until you are no longer a resident. Please contact a board member.

Remember If you know someone that could use some cheering up or who isn’t feeling well. Please reach out to Marilyn Bean 714-396-8250 She will send a card to them on behalf of all of us!

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WHAT’S GOING ON IN THE PARK in the Gazebo from 8 am to 9 pm Sunday through Thursday & from 8 am to 10 pm Friday and Saturday. Connect with friends and work out together! EXERCISE CLASS Meets every Tuesday & Thursday at 9 am in the Pavilion. All residents are welcome to the classes. Currently the cost is $15.00 per person & is payable the 1st of each month. Meets the third Wednesday of the month at 6:00 pm in the Pavilion. Wear your badge & get an extra raffle ticket when you buy one. Meeting followed by BINGO & refreshments. POKER CLUB Meets 2nd Tuesday of the month at 5:30 pm in the CARD ROOM. EXPERIENCED PLAYERS. $5.00 Buy In. Texas Hold ‘Em or Dealer’s Choice. Call Mary Lou for info at 714-356-5018. PRAYER CIRCLE Meets the first Thursday of the month at 11 am in the Pavilion. Nondenominational National Day of Prayer format. Everyone welcome. For information call Kathy Staples at 714-519-4188. Meets the first Tuesday of every month at 1:00 pm in the Pavilion Garden Room. Call Roseanne Holly at 714-329-5383.

THURSDAY NIGHT BUNCO GROUP Meets the fourth Thursday at 6:00 pm in the Garden Room. Call Roseanne Holly at 714-329-5383. HAND AND FOOT CANASTA Meets every Friday at 5:00 pm in the Garden Room. Call Jan Marvin 949-525-3075. Meets every Monday at 12:00 pm in the Garden Room. Call VerDawn Davis 562-599-9283. Meets every Wednesday at 12:00 pm in the Pavilion Garden Room. Call Jan Marvin 949-525-3075. SCRAPPING SISTERS is a group for ALL TYPES OF CRAFTERS. Catch up on your Diamond Dots, Crochet, Knitting, Homemade Cards, Stamping, Scrapbooking etc. Come for a day or join the club. Meets every second & fourth Wednesday in the Pavilion. Everyone is welcome. Call Sharon Arnold for details & fees at 949-231-7095.

Meet new people. Get out of the house. Have fun. Keep your mind sharp. Contacts for each game are above.


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Charlotte Hohnstein Christine Macias Daniel Brophy Jim Bell Raymond Alcantara Matt McBride Brenda Coultas Carol Page Ann Cortez Teri Esqueda Carole Cooper Anne Palmer Aeyrie Silver Eagle Ellen Galey Marjorie McCoy Dolores Taylor Luis Sosa Thomas Ball Michael Vayner

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Maxine Williams Julia Ball Sheri Asmus Lori Reynolds Pam Cruz Dorothy Gerster JoAnne Griego Brenda Robinson Pat Lahr Kim Searcy Chad Withrow Sylvia Ronquillo Dan Mallow DeeDee Bashara Steve Andrews Ed (Bud) Guitrau Lawrence Shelton Jim Duncan Hei Kyoung Kim

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September 9 — Cuong Do & Nancy Bui September 10 — Rick & Mary Jaggars September 18 — Chad & Janette Withrow September 27 — Craig & Sue McKiernan

Take care of your body as if you were going to live forever; and take care of your soul as if you were going to die tomorrow. Saint Augustine


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DO YOU NEED HELP IN THE PARK? Do you need a handyman, caregiver or other assistance? We have compiled a partial list of people who live in Lake Park Yorba Linda and are willing to help. Listings are free of charge for Lake Park residents. If you have a skill, talent or service you wish others to know about, call Diana in the office (714-524-3033). As a gentle reminder, Lake Park Yorba Linda Social Club Board of Directors make no recommendations to the vendors in this newsletter, this is only a resource, not recommendations.

AVON Representative: Peggye Hernandez, for over 40 years. Call 626-383-2751. email: peggyeh76@yahoo.com

Hairdresser: Jan Daugherty, reasonably priced, comes to home, shampoo, set & cut. 951-751-4345. Mending and Simple Clothing Alterations: Jan Daugherty. Will pick up and deliver within the Park. Reasonable prices. 951-751-4345. Caregiver: Sue McKiernan. Days, nights, 909-732-4606. Men’s Caregiver: Assistance with daily needs & companionship. Call Craig McKiernan, 714-501-3530

Funeral Advance Planning: Jack Oertwig, 714-273-4641. Estate Services: Beverly Williams. Licensed by the State of California since 1980 (DRE#00773837). Free consultation, free market evaluation. Multiple Listing Service (MLS), World-Wide Internet. Call or text Realtor Beverly Williams 714-815-6141 or email bankonbev@aol.com Senior Living Advisor Services: FREE service to help families find the right Senior Living Community. Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, or Home Care Services. Call Jay Tomes 714-746-6012, jay@lifewayseniorlivingadvisors.com, lifewayseniorlivingadvisors.com Wheelchair & Walker Loaners: The office has a limited supply of Wheelchairs and Walkers available for loan. Please contact Diana, 714-524-3033.

Are you a Lake Park Resident and have a service or business to promote? Free to advertise here. ONLY CURRENT RESIDENTS PLEASE. Contact the editor: MaryLouP106@gmail.com


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PICTURES Paint & Create — About 30 artists showed up to create their masterpieces.

“If you hear a voice within say, you 'you cannot paint,' then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced.” Vincent Van Gogh


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RECIPES THANKS TO LORI REYNOLDS FOR THESE YUMMY RECIPES.

WACKY CAKE Ingredients

Instructions

1-1/2 Cups Flour 1 Cup Sugar ¼ Cup Cocoa ½ Tsp Salt 1 Tsp Baking Soda 1 Tsp Vinegar 1 Tsp Vanilla 1/3 Cup Salad Oil 1 Cup Cold Water

Mix all ingredients together and beat until smooth. Pour batter into 9 x 13 inch pan. Bake at 350° for 30 to 35 minutes

CRACK DIP (DELICIOUSLY ADDICTIVE) Ingredients 2 cans (11 oz) Mexicorn drained 1 cup real mayonnaise 1 cup real sour cream 3 bunches green onions (tops only, sliced) 1 can (4.5 oz) diced green chilies 1/3 cup chopped pickled jalapenos 1 (8 oz) shredded Mexican blend cheese Tortilla Chips for serving Mix well and serve with tortilla chips

Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love.

Mother Teresa


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DID YOU KNOW BEYOND 20/20—YOUR EYES CAN REVEAL SIGNS OF DISEASE In the time it takes to look through a lens and shine a light, your eye doctor can inspect your arteries, veins, and nerves by examining your eyes—the only place in the human body where all three are visible without a single incision. What’s happening in your eyes may indicate issues with other parts of your body: high blood pressure, diabetes, stroke, autoimmune diseases, thyroid problems, and even sexually transmitted diseases. The eye, as we often hear, is the window to the soul, but many doctors will say it is a window to our health. The eye-body connection is most apparent in the retina—an extension of the brain. Nourished by two distinct blood supplies, the retina is one of the most metabolically active tissues of the body. Symptoms in the retina mean that you’re at higher risk of stroke, heart disease, and kidney disease. Doctors can observe swelling of the optic nerve, which is caused by intracranial pressure—resulting from conditions such as brain bleeds, brain tumors, low sodium levels, or a buildup of toxins in your blood from decreased kidney function. Eye tracking can assess how well someone pays attention to and processes what he sees, which may aid in diagnosing neurological disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease and Parkinson’s disease. A great deal of ophthalmology training is aimed at the interactions among the eye, brain, and the rest of the body—good news for people who haven’t seen their primary doctor in years but never skip an annual eye exam. More Evidence of the Eye–Disease Links There are 273 diseases with signs that can appear during an eye exam, including autoimmune and thyroid diseases. If there’s bleeding in the back of the eye, we are sending people not only to see a retina specialist, but we’re referring back to the family doctor, or we’re ordering blood work ourselves. Your eye doctor may also ask additional questions unrelated to your eyes, such as whether you’ve experienced dry mouth, joint pain, or fatigue. According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, those who have vision problems should see an optometrist or ophthalmologist at least once per year. Adults should have a comprehensive eye exam at age 40, when vision often begins to change, with follow-up exams every five to 10 years. The value of eye exams extends beyond the eyes. When caught early, many problems can be avoided. There’s just so much more to vision than just seeing and sight. Your Eyes’ Built-In Blue Light Filter Lutein and zeaxanthin, which are yellow pigments, may serve another useful purpose: they act as the eye’s internal blue-light blockers. The color yellow grabs blue light so that light can’t go on to damage the photoreceptors behind that macula, so it’s protection from light damage, Johnson said. Antioxidant-rich foods act like chemical sponges, mopping up oxidative stress from blue light exposure, neutralizing threats to cataract formation. The Overlooked Link Between Body Weight and Eye Pressure High intraocular eye pressure, a symptomless change in the eye’s fluid pressure, can lead to glaucoma, the secondleading cause of blindness worldwide. There is a significant association between excess body weight and high intraocular pressure. Behavior makes a significant difference in eye health, Dr. Joseph Allen, optometrist and founder of the Doctor Eye Health YouTube channel, told The Epoch Times. People who exercise and eat healthier watch their blood sugars—they’re less likely to have complications. Avoiding added sugar, saturated fat, and highcalorie foods such as cookies, cakes, candy, and chips helps prevent high glucose levels that can lead to blurred and damaged vision. Research has shown that macular pigment is also associated with better cognitive function, offering benefits that extend beyond vision. You’re not only helping your eyes—you could be helping your brain. And when you think about getting older, what do you worry about? Vision and cognitive function. By Amy Denney for the Epoch Times


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