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September 2026
Lake Park Santa Ana North 1510 Fairhaven Avenue Santa Ana, CA 92705
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Park Management 714-633-2141 – Office 714-996-6600 – Emergency Davina Vosgien Manager & Senior Sales Agent
Wayne Vosgien Manager, Facilities & Operations
Social Club Board of Directors President
Dan Miller, 714-390-5024 DGM912@aol.com
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1st Vice President
Scott McKee, 714-925-7572 s-mckee@att.net
2nd Vice President
Jodi Faber, 714-345-4662 jodi.faber@yahoo.com
Secretary
Beverly McDougall, 714-655-7093 beverlymcdougall@yahoo.com
Treasurer
Lynn Dahnke, 714-713-1442 LMDahnke@gmail.com
Members At Large
Ron Ruvalcava, 714-883-0506 golfer_rpr@yahoo.com Bonnie Kamp, 714-454-6601 FamilyKamp@gmail.com Jeff Cantrell, 714-357-2140 JeffACman@sbcglobal.net Kim Cantrell, 714-403-3524 KimCantrell@hotmail.com
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Monthly Dinner President’s Message Month of Apples We Care Patriot Day – 25th Anniversary Social Club Activities September Calendar Your Neighbors are Involved Name Badge Order Form Management Message Lighting Up LPSAN July General Meeting Minutes August General Meeting Minutes Giggles & Groans Paramedic Subscription Plan
Clubhouse Reservations Marj Cano Mcano47@gmail.com 917-855-8431
Lynn Dahnke, Newsletter Editor LPSANSC@gmail.com
Monthly Social Club Dinner Saturday, September 19th Join us for Big Baked Potatoes, Green Salad, and Apple Pie! Toppings Bar Real Butter Chili Cheese Sauce Sour Cream Onions & Chives Shredded Cheese Bacon Sautéed Mushrooms Broccoli 5pm – Social Hour 6pm – Dinner 7pm – Entertainment
Tickets, $18 per person, must be purchased by 4pm, Sunday the 13th. Purchase tickets in the office or by contacting Karen Wallo or Lynn Dahnke.
Hello all, A sagacious September to you. We are yet again at the waning precipice of summer which leads us into the cooler, cozier months of fall. This month always recalls the fond memory of the smell of classrooms newly unshuttered from their summer hiatus. Though I didn’t realize it at the time, it was the smell of opportunity. Opportunity to see missed friends, make new friends, and remember ones that were not to be seen again. Opportunity to learn more about yet unexplored facets of the world. As I write this, I can’t help but draw a comparison to living here in Lake Park. When I ride through our amazing alcove in this world or attend an event here, I smile at the sight or the thought of people that fill the same places of those school day memories. As always, in August, the Social Club activities were abundant. On the 15th we had the scrumptious Ice Cream Social hosted by Scott & Kate McKee, and there were around 50 attendees. Thank you to our hosts Scott and Kate and the bounty of volunteers that helped this happen. You put on a great event that was filled with community and smiles. September brings with it Labor Day on Monday the 7th, so plan accordingly for banking and postal needs. This is also the “month of Apples” so be sure to have a look at the apple pie recipe on the next page and feel free to bring your version to a Friday Night Social. I’ll be happy to volunteer as an official taster for all. Rosh Hashanah happens from sundown on the 11th to nightfall on the 13th. This year ushers in year 5787 on the Jewish calendar. Shanah Tova, to my friends celebrating the new year. While it’s not too late to enjoy the pleasure of exercise in our sparkling pool it is TOO early to be thinking about Christmas regardless of what Costco would have us do. I want to thank all of you that got your directory information and survey sheets turned in. This information is critical in making your Social Club more valuable. As we move further into a more digital world email, social media, and text messaging are fast becoming a way of life. If you need guidance with incorporating these means of communication into your world, please don’t hesitate to reach out to myself or any of your Social Club board members. As always, I look forward to seeing you soon. Warmest regards,
Dan Miller
President LPSAN Social Club P.S. “I Love September, especially when we’re in it.” – Willie Stargell
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Easy Apple Pie Prep Time 1hour hr.
Best Apples for Pie Cook Time 1hour hr.
Ingredients 2 (9") pie crusts 7 large apples peeled, cored and sliced into ½ inch slices ½ cup granulated sugar ½ cup light brown sugar loosely packed 2 T. all-purpose floor 1 tsp. ground cinnamon ⅛ tsp. ground nutmeg 1 T. lemon juice plus, the zest of half of a lemon 1 egg lightly beaten in a bowl for egg wash 2 T. sanding sugar optional
There are so many apple varieties to choose from when making apple pie. These are common varieties that you can find at your local grocery store! • Granny Smith - These are the best apples for making apple pie because they are super tart and very firm. Firm apples hold up well during the baking process unlike varieties such as McIntosh which kind of turn to mush. • Honeycrisp - This is my second choice when it comes to apple pie. This variety is super crisp, tart, sweet and holds up great during the baking process. • Jazz - Another crisp and sweet apple variety. • Golden Delicious - Widely available apple variety. Holds up well during the baking process but will be a little softer than the others. • Pink Lady - Just like Jonagolds, this variety has a good balance of tart and sweet.
Instructions Start by preparing your favorite flaky pie crust recipe for 2 (9") pie crusts. The pie dough will need to chill for at least 1 hour before rolling out. Or use a store-bought pie crust and follow package directions. Place oven rack in the center position and preheat the oven to 400°F (204°C). In a large bowl, combine the sliced apples, granulated sugar, light brown sugar, flour, cinnamon, nutmeg, and lemon juice and lemon zest; toss to coat evenly. Remove the pie crust dough from the fridge and let it rest at room temperature for 5-10 minutes. On a lightly floured surface, roll one disc into a 12" circle that is ⅛" thick. Carefully lay the crust into the bottom of a deepdish pie plate. Spoon the apple filling over the bottom crust and discard juices at the bottom of the bowl. Roll out the second disc of pie crust until it is ⅛" thick and lay it over the apple filling. Use a sharp knife to trim the dough along the outside edge of the pie plate. Lift the edges where the two pie crust meet, gently press to seal and fold them under. Rotate the pie plate and repeat this process until edges are neatly tucked under themselves. Cut 4 slits in the top of the dough to allow steam to vent. Place the pie on a baking sheet. Brush the surface of the pie crust with the egg wash and sprinkle with sanding sugar. Cover the edges with a pie shield* or a strip of foil to keep them from over browning during the first 25 minutes. Bake at 400°F (204°C) for 25 minutes. Carefully remove the pie shield, turn the oven down to 375° and continue to bake for an additional 30-35 minutes or until the top is golden brown and the juices are bubbly. Cool at room temperature for at least 3 hours. In order to protect the edges of the pie from over-browning, use a *long strip of aluminum foil (about 38" long) by folding it in half lengthwise and then folding in half again, lengthwise. Wrap it around the edges of the pie plate and over the edges of the crust. This is referred to as a "pie shield". Bake the pie at 400°F for 25 minutes. Remove the pie shield, lower the oven temperature to 375°F and bake an additional 30-35 minutes. TIP: You can use a pie shield during the first 25 minutes of baking instead of the last 30 minutes. This helps to prevent burning yourself when placing the shield onto the pie dish. How to store The pie can be made up to 2 days ahead of time and stored, loosely covered, at room temperature or covered in the refrigerator for up to 5 days.
If you or your neighbor is sick, injured, or hospitalized, please call Jodi Faber, LPSAN We Care Coordinator, at 714-345-4662, or send an email to the social club, LPSANSC@gmail.com. Jodi will reach out for permission to include the resident in this section. Due to privacy regulations (HIPPA), personal and/or medical information cannot be shared without consent. Please continue to keep Bob Bossenmeyer in your thoughts and prayers. His shoulder is healed, his leg is healing, and he is quick to tell everyone he wants to be home! Bob will be transferring to a physical rehabilitation center soon to improve his strength and mobility in anticipation of returning to his home. Cards should be mailed to his home address, 1624 Canyon Lake, and his son/daughter will deliver them to Bob.
Richard Kent, 2528 Shadow Lake, passed away on July 21st, and a beautiful Celebration of Life was hosted by his children on Saturday, August 8th in our Clubhouse. We thank his family for including Richard’s (Dick’s) Lake Park family. Cards may be sent to his family at the Shadow Lake address. Erv Sauke, a former LPSAN resident, passed away in July. Erv recently moved from Lake Park, and our condolences were sent to the family.
Max – Dog – Family: Edie & Larry Tierney (2541 Park Lake) Toby – Cat – Family: Nancy Durkovic (2620 Forest Lake) Penny – Dog – Family: Candi & Steve Hyter (2520 Shadow Lake) Jagger – Dog – Family: Al & Marj Cano (1612 Forest Lake)
We know a few residents have been ill, so please remember to continue strict hygiene practices. Living in a 55+ community typically means we have a larger percentage of individuals with compromised immune systems. If you have cold or flu symptoms, please do not attend any activities until you have been symptom-free for at least five days.
Patriot Day President George W. Bush signed the Public Law 107–89, 107th Congress Joint Resolution amending title 36, United States Code, to designate September 11th as Patriot Day.
“By Proclamation— The President is requested to issue a proclamation each year calling on: 1. State and local governments and the people of the United States to observe Patriot Day with appropriate programs and activities; 2. all departments, agencies, and instrumentalities of the United States and interested organizations and individuals to display the flag of the United States at half-staff on Patriot Day in honor of the individuals who lost their lives as a result of the terrorist attacks against the United States that occurred on September 11, 2001; and 3. the people of the United States to observe a moment of silence on Patriot Day, at 8:46 a.m. (EST), in honor of the individuals who lost their lives as a result of the terrorist attacks against the United States that occurred on September 11, 2001.” Patriot Day is observed as a National Day of Service and Remembrance. Patriot Day is not a federal holiday. Businesses and schools do not close in observance of the occasion, although memorial ceremonies for the victims are held.
Patriot Day vs Patriot’s Day Patriot Day is observed on September 11th, and Patriot’s Day is celebrated on the third Monday in April. Patriot’s Day is a regional holiday celebrated in New England which commemorates Paul Revere’s ride and the battle of Lexington & Concord during the Revolutionary War. The Boston Marathon is also run on Patriot’s Day every year.
LPSAN Scheduled Activities Activities are open to all LPSAN residents.
Activity
Updated: 08/14/2026
Day
Time
Coordinator
"It's all about the residents."
2nd Tuesday Every Month
7pm - 8pm
Dan Miller
Social Club's Monthly Dinner
3rd Saturday September - June
5pm - Social Hour 6pm - Dinner 7pm - Entertainment
Candi Hyter Carol Smith Dawn Castiglione
Every Friday
5:45pm - Food Setup 6pm - Dinner
Candi Hyter
3-13 Card Game
Thursdays
1pm - 3pm
Phil Finley
3-13 Card Game
Friday Night Following the Social Dinner
7pm - 9pm
Rotates Weekly Everyone is Welcome
1st & 3rd Tuesdays
5:45pm - Buy-in 6pm - First Game
Ruth Locy Ron Ruvalcava
Book Club
4th Wednesday
6pm - 7:30pm Location Rotates
Brenda Maher
Bunco
2nd Thursday
6:30pm - 8:30pm Library
Chris Cheney
Coffee with Friends
Monday - Friday
Between 8:30am and Whenever!
Dan Miller
Cornhole
1st Sunday
1:45pm - Sign Up 2pm - 3:30pm - Games
Need a Volunteer
Exercise - In/By the Pool in the Summer
M, W, & F
11am to Noon Main Hall / Pool
Cindy Robertson
Hand & Foot Card Game
Tuesdays
12:30pm - 2:30pm Library
Janet Hudson
2nd Thursday September - June
4pm - 5pm
Edie Tierney
Mondays Library
11:30am - 2pm Library
Vicki Eilenberger
Wednesdays Library
11:30am - 2pm Library
Chris Cheney
Fridays
9am - 1pm Library
Dicksey Williams
3rd Tuesdays September - May
9:30am - Welcome/Social 10:00am - Meeting
Bonnie Kamp Elaine Beno
Poker - Dealer's Choice
Thursdays
6pm - 8:45pm
Bob Bossenmeyer
Poker - Texas Hold'em
Wednesdays
6pm - 8:45pm
Ron Ruvalcava Dan Miller
Women's Bible Study
Mondays September - June
1pm - 2pm Main Hall
Edie Tierney
Women's Bible Study
Mondays September - June
2:30pm - 3:30pm Library
Connie Hann
Mondays
6:30pm - 8:30pm Library
Phil & Carolyn Finley
Social Club General Meeting
Dinner & Entertainment
Friday Night Social - Potluck Dinner with your neighbors!
BINGO
Hymn Sing Mahjong on Mondays Mahjong on Wednesdays Mahjong on Fridays Philharmonic Society Meeting Open to Residents & Guests
Spite & Malice Card Game
Food & Beverages, including water, are NOT allowed in the Library or Billiards Room. No Exceptions Neighbors Helping Neighbors NOTE: This is a group of residents who have come together with a shared desire to help others handle simple household tasks; however, this group is not sponsored by the Social Club, Management, or EPM. These are Neighbors Helping Neighbors!
Meets as Needed Call Robbie Lamondy, NHN Coordinator, if you are seeking help or advice with small household repairs like changing lightbulbs, replacing HVAC filters, adjusting sprinkler timers, or replacing batteries in a smoke detector. In some cases, basic questions about vehicle maintenance might be able to be answered. Your neighbors will also share their personal experiences with vendors. Additional volunteers are needed! If you can help a neighbor with tasks like those listed above, please contact Robbie and ask to be added to the list of NHN Volunteers.
September
2026 Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
1 8:30am Coffee with Friends
2 8:30am Coffee with Friends 11am Exercise in/by the Pool 11:30am Mahjong
September is a time of change, as summer changes to autumn. This unique month is celebrated with two birth flowers; the wise aster and the hopeful morning glory.
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6pm Texas Hold'em Poker
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7
Federal & State Holiday
Orange International Street Fair 8:30am Coffee
8:30am Coffee with Friends
9 8:30am Coffee with Friends
11am Exercise
1:45pm - Cornhole Registration
11am Exercise in/by the Pool Schools, Banks, some businesses, and the Post Office and will be closed.
2pm - Cornhole Games
7:00pm - Social Club General Meeting
6:30pm Spite & Malice Cards
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Find out what's happening!
14 8:30am Coffee with Friends
11:30am Mahjong 6pm Texas Hold'em Poker
15 8:30am Coffee with Friends
16 8:30am Coffee with Friends
9:30am Philharmonic Society Mtg.
11am Exercise in/by the Pool
11am Exercise in/by the Pool
11:30am Mahjong 12:30pm Women's Bible
11:30am Mahjong
Study Luncheon 6pm Texas Hold'em Poker 6:30pm Spite & Malice Cards
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21 8:30am Coffee with Friends
22 8:30am Coffee with Friends
23 8:30am Coffee with Friends 11am Exercise in/by the Pool
11am Exercise in/by the Pool
11:30am Mahjong
11:30am Mahjong
6pm Texas Hold'em Poker
1pm Women's Bible Study 6pm - RSVP to Brenda Maher
2:30pm Women's Bible Study 6:30pm Spite & Malice Cards
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28 8:30am Coffee with Friends
11am Exercise in/by the Pool
29 8:30am Coffee with Friends
30 8:30am Coffee with Friends 11am Exercise in/by the Pool
11:30am Mahjong
1pm Women's Bible Study
11:30am Mahjong
2:30pm Women's Bible Study 6pm Texas Hold'em Poker 6:30pm Spite & Malice Cards
September Thursday
Friday 3
8:30am Coffee with Friends
Saturday
Orange International Street Fair
4
11am Exercise in/by the Pool
Ruby & Shawn VanderHoek are OISF Volunteers!
Join the Fun! 5:45pm - Food Setup 6:00pm - Dinner Starts 7:15pm - 3-13 Card Game
10 8:30am Coffee with Friends
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8:30am Coffee with Friends
Friday Night Social
6pm Dealer's Choice Poker
Orange International Street Fair
Lake Park will be represented!
9am- 1pm Mahjong - Library 1pm 3-13 Card Game
2026
Look for OC Cal, John Maher, and his orange piano! At Noon on Saturday, catch the Orange County Concert Band on the main stage, featuring our neighbors Mark Kamp and Eric & Karen Smith
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1 3 5 6 7
Mindy
Lydon
Jan
Hanson
Steve
Heath
Cheri
Cancelliere
Janet
Rohde
8:30am Coffee with Friends 11am Exercise in/by the Pool
Happy 60th Birthday
9am- 1pm Mahjong - Library
12 Dan
Miller
14 16 21 22 22 23 24 27 28 29
Hal
Delong
Carlos
Cano
Bob
Lukey
Laura
Falcon
Judy
Clarke
Eunice
Dexter
Don
Hoffman
Tom
Concitis
Join the Fun!
1pm 3-13 Card Game
Friday Night Social
4pm Hymn Sing
5:45pm - Food Setup 6:00pm - Dinner Starts 7:15pm - 3-13 Card Game
6pm Dealer's Choice Poker
6:30pm Bunco Beauties
17 8:30am Coffee with Friends
18 8:30am Coffee with Friends 11am Exercise in/by the Pool 9am- 1pm Mahjong - Library
Join the Fun!
1pm 3-13 Card Game
Friday Night Social
6pm Dealer's Choice Poker
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Social Club Monthly Dinner 5pm - Social Hour 6pm - Dinner 7pm - Entertainment
Ticket Required $18 per person
5:45pm - Food Setup 6:00pm - Dinner Starts 7:15pm - 3-13 Card Game
Details on Page 2 of the Newsletter
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24 8:30am Coffee with Friends
3pm to 9pm Private Resident Event in Main Room
Vanessa Lenear
Ida
Leance
The One and Only 30 Davina Vosgien
8:30am Coffee with Friends
Fascinating Birthday Facts
11am Exercise in/by the Pool 9am- 1pm Mahjong - Library
Did you know...
Join the Fun!
1pm 3-13 Card Game
Friday Night Social
6pm Dealer's Choice Poker
5:45pm - Food Setup 6:00pm - Dinner Starts 7:15pm - 3-13 Card Game
Catch A Show with Dan Doors Open: 5:15pm Show Starts: 6:00pm
1-Oct 8:30am Coffee with Friends
2-Oct 8:30am Coffee with Friends 11am Exercise in/by the Pool 9am- 1pm Mahjong - Library
1pm 3-13 Card Game 6pm Dealer's Choice Poker
Join the Fun! Friday Night Social 5:45pm - Food Setup 6:00pm - Dinner Starts 7:15pm - 3-13 Card Game
Saturday, October 24th
- September 9th, 19th, and 12th consistently record the highest daily average numbers of newborns. - The high volume of births in mid-September trace back to conceptions occurring around the winter holiday season.
We can't wait to see individuals born in September the Halloween -have a greater chance of living to 100. costumes this year.
Boo!
- September 26 is the most common birthday in England.
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What are your neighbors doing? On behalf of the LPSAN Social Club, Edie Tierney Officially “Welcomes” All New Residents
Edie contacts new residents and arranges a brief meeting in our clubhouse at their earliest convenience. One of Edie’s goals is to make sure residents are aware of the amenities and activities by walking them through the entire clubhouse while explaining its availability and promoting the list of activities available. The Board and Edie have developed an informational package, including complimentary dinner and beverage tickets for each resident, and are delivered in a nice “Welcome” reusable bag. Plus, there are a couple of goodies/gifts new homeowners have found helpful as they settle into their new home. We appreciate Candi Hyter keeping Edie supplied with a stack of handmade hot pads. We currently have all the supplies needed to make fabric jar openers. The project does require measuring the pieces, cutting fabric, and a sewing machine. If you have a hidden talent and would like to help with or contribute to the Welcome gifts, please contact Lynn Dahnke, LPSANSC@gmail.com or (714) 713-1442.
????????????????????? Dicksey Williams and three of her friends have recently learned to play Mahjong, and they will be playing each Friday in the clubhouse library. If you’d like more information, please contact Dicksey. Do you agree with Vanessa Lenear?
It is never too early to start thinking about holiday baking according to Vanessa, so she presented a tasty and quickly approved cookie-exchange idea to the social club board. We think the response and participation is going to be successfully delicious. More information will be in the October newsletter; however, Vanessa hopes to hear from residents who are interested in learning more now. The best way to reach Vanessa is by email, vlenear@yahoo.com
Permanent Badges Now Available to Order In response to several residents requesting a nice, permanent name badge, this design is now available to order. RESIDENTS ARE NOT REQUIRED TO PURCHASE OR WEAR A BADGE. The total cost (badge, sales tax, and shipping) is $10 each with a Magnetic back, or $9 each with a Classic Pin back.
Badge #1 First name as you prefer: __________________________________ Last Name: ______________________________________________ Year you became a resident of LPSAN: _____________________ Badge #2 First name as you prefer: __________________________________ Last Name: ______________________________________________ Year you became a resident of LPSAN: _____________________ Your Address: ___________________________________________________ Amount Enclosed: ___________________ ❑ - Cash
- Check
Please make check payable to LPSAN Social Club
Please place this order form in an envelope and drop it off at the management office, or you may leave it in the mailbox next to Lynn Dahnke & Dan Miller’s front porch at 2504 Park Lake. Orders will be placed on August 15th and September 15th.
Davina Vosgien SANTA ANA NORTH
Manager & Senior Sales Agent
Wayne Vosgien Manager, Facilities & Operations
P: 714.633.2141
Message from Davina & Wayne – September 2026 Trash: Trash should not be placed at the curb until 8 p.m. on Monday nights. Only permitted items will be picked up per the “REFUSE” section in the Community Guidelines. Ideally, putting your trash out on Tuesday morning helps deter local wildlife from tearing up trash bags. Please break down all cardboard boxes placed at the curb for trash pickup. The number of Amazon boxes and other delivery-service boxes have increased, and we thank those of you who routinely break your boxes down. Pets are not allowed on the landscaped areas inside or in front of our community. Also, please be a considerate neighbor and do not allow your dog (or cat) to use your neighbor’s lawn or flowerbeds to do their business. The Community Guidelines are very clear, but we continue to be asked to repeat this message due to complaints from residents and the evidence left behind. Garage Doors: Please keep your garage door closed unless you are working in your garage. Doors should be closed completely at night. Any opening is simply an invitation for theft and damage from animals. Please make safety and security a priority. Thank you for your support. We are here for you, Davina & Wayne
It’s Worth Being Repeated!
Will you help LIGHT UP Lake Park?
Be Seen!
We love living in Lake Park because we have caring and enjoyable neighbors, a beautiful setting, and a near crime-free community. While reports indicate crime continues to rise throughout Orange County, there is a recommended first-step to help prevent crime. Honestly, if all residents take a coordinated first step, our entire community benefits.
Dusk-to-Dawn Lights - Change the light bulb in your fixture, leave the switch in the “ON” position, and the bulb will automatically work each evening! This type of lighting also improves your own safety when entering/exiting your home. LED lights burn 12,000 to 15,000 hours, use less energy, and they add curb appeal. Dawn-to-dusk light bulbs are available at most stores and online retailers. It is suggested that dusk-to-dawn bulbs be used near your front door and in all exterior light fixtures. It is also a great idea to make sure the inside of your garage is bright enough for your own safety. If the only light in your garage is part of your garage-door opener, please add lights. Motion-Sensor Lighting – While motion-sensor fixtures around the exterior are available, continuous lighting was suggested by the Santa Ana Police Department back in February during their safety presentation.
It is up to each of us to protect our homes and our community. The neighborly concern is why LPSAN is such an impressive place to live.
Because we care about every resident in our community, we have, personally, made a bulk purchase of Dusk-to-Dawn light bulbs. We simply pass the cost to you ($5 per bulb) and, if needed, we will help you install them. Let’s light this place up! Give us a call if you have any questions, Dan Miller (714-390-5024) and Lynn Dahnke (714-713-1442)
Lake Park Santa Ana North Social Club General Meeting Minutes July 14,2026 CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by Dan Miller, President at 7:05 P.M. BOARD MEMBERS PRESENT: Dan Miller Scott McKee Jeff Cantrell Kim Cantrell
Jodi Faber Lynn Dahnke Ron Ruvalcava Bonnie Kamp
Beverly McDougall
Flag Salute: Cindy Robertson led the Pledge of Allegiance. Opening & Acknowledgements: Dan opened the meeting and thanked everyone for coming and asked if there were any new attendees or new residents. There were none. President’s Report: • Trash-to-Treasure: A successful multi-day event. We will do the same schedule next year. Large item pickup went well thanks to EPM. Plus, we had volunteers helping each day! • Annual 4th of July Celebration: It was the largest and most successful to date. Approximately 170 attendees and positive feedback on food, games, and camaraderie. We do need more volunteers next year. Thank you to all the volunteers. Davina and Toni, thank you for such excellent job of selling “50/50” tickets. Discussion about expanding entertainment. There will be a “4th of July” survey in the August Newsletter to gather feedback on events and participation/interest in volunteering. • Trash Area: Dan thanked EPM & Management for improving/enlarging the trash and recycling area, and he asked that residents please keep the area clean. • Name Tags: Permanent name tags are now an option in response to requests. Lynn will be managing the orders. There will be an order form in the newsletter. • Resident Directory: Thirty-one homesites still need to return their forms. Lynn is aiming for September distribution, but the delays in getting forms returned will impact the distribution date. Secretary’s Report: Dan reminded everyone that the Minutes are posted on the library door. Treasurer’s Report: Lynn Dahnke presented the June Month-End Report: OPENING BALANCE - JUNE 2026: $15,019.20 Revenue: $ 1,491.00 Expenses: $ 1,628.48 ENDING BALANCE – JUNE 2026: $14,881.73 Net Change: $ (137.46) • Treasurer reported a positive financial trend. Year-to-date for six months of 2026 = ($306.38) but beat the projection with 108.9% of revenue target and only 80.7% of expense projection. • Fourth of July event resulted in a $447.72 improvement over last year, with significant donations including a single $1,000 donation from a resident. • Lynn highlights the details of the 50/50 raffle accounting and use of monthly dues to cover expenses. • A resident asked what the monthly $4 per person social club membership fee truly covers. Dan stated that the funds are used to pay for basic supplies (plates, cups, utensils, coffee, coffee condiments, cleaning supplies, and entertainment for the monthly dinners) and events like the 4th of July and the Ice Cream Social. Unfortunately, the cost of these basics has increased. With an average of 30 to 35 attendees each Friday night, our use of basic items has increased. Dan made sure everyone knew the increase in costs is the direct result of increased participation at all events. There was a brief discussion about increasing the membership to five or six dollars. The membership fee has not increased in ten to fifteen years. One resident suggested asking guests to make a small donation, via the tip jar, when they attend meal events. Motion to approve the Treasurer’s Report by: Julie Pickford and seconded Nancy Durkovic.
General Meeting Minutes - July 14,2026 - Continued We Care: Jodi Fabor did not have anything to report. Dinner Committee: Ice Cream Social is on August 15, 2026, from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm. Please RSVP by August 11th. This is for residents only. John Mahr will be the entertainment. Open Forum & Suggestions: • Julie Pickford asked if John Mahr could play at more events. • Cindy Robertson reminded everyone that exercise is both in and out of the pool. The group meets M/W/F from 11am to Noon. It is a fun time of exercising and socializing after. • Bruce Nameth stood and thanked everyone for the 20 years of friendship, love, and concern he’s experienced as a LPSAN resident. Bruce announced he will reside at Town & Country starting August 1st. Everyone wished him a warm farewell, and he was reminded he is still expected at events. Dan thanked Bruce for his service as a Social Club President, and there wasn’t a dry eye in the hall. • Robbie Lamondy discussed “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” program. It is just a group of neighbors who have organized to help neighbors with small tasks and/or recommendations. Contact Robbie for more information such as requests and referrals. Information will be in the newsletter, on the bulletin board, and on Facebook. • Dan announced the LPSAN Book Club will be announcing their first meeting this week. There appears to be interest in forming a co-ed Bunko activity, so watch for more information. Management: Davina had nothing to report. Motion to adjourn by: Doddie Strirrat and seconded by Bruce Nameth at 8:16 p.m. Bruce received another big round of applause for his action to adjourn the meeting! Drawing Winners: Davina Vosgien, Verna Horton, Steve Hyter, Robbie Lamondy, and Carolyn Finley Respectfully Submitted,
Beverly McDougall Beverly McDougall Secretary
Lake Park Santa Ana North Social Club General Meeting Minutes August 11, 2026 Call to Order: The meeting was called to order by Dan Miller, President, at 7:05 P.M. Board Members Present: ⌧ Dan Miller ⌧ Scott McKee ⌧ Jodi Faber Ron Ruvalcava Bonnie Kamp Jeff Cantrell Kim Cantrell
⌧ Lynn Dahnke
⌧ Beverly McDougall
Flag Salute: Wayne Vosgien led the Pledge of Allegiance. Opening & Acknowledgements: • Board president, Dan Miller, opened the meeting and thanked everyone for coming, and he asked if there were any new attendees or new residents, there were none. • We have had approximately 6-7 new residents in the last few months. We are making a constant effort to integrate new residents and maintain a sense of community. Edie Tierney is the official Welcoming Committee. She meets with new residents in the clubhouse to provide them with information packets, tours, and an explanation of Club activities and benefits. Secretary’s Report: Dan reminded everyone the Minutes are posted on the door of the library and printed in the newsletter. President’s Report: • John Matthies asked why the July Minutes were not on the library door before today. Dan apologized for not getting July’s Minutes posted until today. He simply forgot. John also questioned why the Minutes were not in the newsletter. Dan stated that the print deadline does not always allow the Minutes to be included, so they are printed the next month. The Newsletter deadline is closer to the 10th each month now or earlier. John Matthies stated he’d like to see the Treasurer’s Report given out to all residents. Dan explained that anyone interested in financial reports can see the books at any time, just give Lynn or Dan a call. John Matties also stated that other Lake Park communities only charge $2 per month for their social club, and those funds provide a monthly dinner and entertainment. • Dan reminded everyone the digital age is no longer a new thing. Emails, text messaging, and social media are the norm. We know some residents struggle with digital platforms such as Facebook and email, and the social club is still hoping to host a training session. One suggestion for those needing help is to contact “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” or check with Dan. • Dick Kent’s Celebration of Life was last Saturday. Some people said they had not heard about it. Another reason to go digital! Dan did mention that posting information above the mailboxes and on the bulletin board in the clubhouse seems to go unnoticed. He also mentioned he gets a lot of questions that could be answered by reading the newsletter. Dan explained we do our best to communicate, but residents also need to take responsibility to get informed. Our Facebook group has 98 members, and we continue to see growth with new residents. • Safety and Security - There are still residents leaving their garages partially open at night (See the Park Guidelines). These neighbors are inviting potential theft and/or animal problems. Be vigilant, remind your neighbors, and contact Management. • Earthquake preparedness was highlighted. Columbia’s 7.1 earthquake was a reminder to stock up on food, water, and have a personal plan. Residents were encouraged to keep updated medical information and emergency contacts accessible in their home, car, and on them when they leave home. • The trash and recycling area has been upgraded, and the sidewalk has been repaired. Thank you, Management. • Dan acknowledged and thanked John Matties, one of our RPs, for refreshing the painted street markings throughout the community. SLOW DOWN AND STOP AT STOP SIGNS! Nancy Durkovic shared that John also made a small “key” sign for the entry and a larger “key” for the office for photographing new homeowners. • Gate remotes are available. Check with the office. Treasurer’s Report: Lynn Dahnke presented the July Month-End Report, and she was pleased to report a positive “net” for the month. Donations, 50/50 drawing, and the tip jar helped offset 4th of July event costs. Lynn also shared there was an international fraud charge on one of our Social Club’s ATM cards; however, US Bank has corrected the situation, issued a new card, and we will have a refund in our account in 5 to 7 business days. The total amount was less than $76. The fraud was through Amazon with the purchase originating in France.
General Meeting Minutes - August 11,2026 - Continued Treasurer’s Report: Continued Opening Balance on July 1, 2026: $ 14,881.73 Revenue: $ 3,229.80 Expenses: $ 3,121.94 Ending Balance on July 31, 2026: $ 14,989.59 Ken Burke made a Motion to approve the Treasurer’s report, and a Second was provided by Verna Horton. • Lynn provided a Resident Directory update. There are still 13 to 15 homes that have not turned in their forms, and there have
been three attempts to collect the information. Additionally, there have been a lot of resident changes since May, so Lynn is trying to create a way for residents to easily update directories going forward. The directory print file should be completed by August 31st, and Lynn hopes to have the new directory distributed in late September – worse case early October. We Care: Jody Faber • Jodi Faber reported Bob Bossenmeyer is recovering and wants to get home! He will be moved to a physical rehab facility soon, and they will help him regain his strength to return home. Since Bob’s transfer date is unknown, cards should be mailed to his house (1624 Canyon Lake), and his son/daughter will deliver them. • Erv Sauke, a former resident, passed away in July. Four-Legged Family Members Who Crossed the Rainbow Bridge: • Max – Dog – Family: Edie & Larry Tierney (2541 Park Lake) • Toby – Cat – Family: Nancy Durkovic (2620 Forest Lake) • Penny – Dog – Family: Candi & Steve Hyter (2520 Shadow Lake) • Jagger – Dog – Family: Al & Marj Cano (1612 Forest Lake) Upcoming Events: The Annual Ice Cream Social is Saturday, August 15, 2026, from 3pm to 5pm. In answer to Nancy Durkovic’s question, Dan did clarify the social is for residents only. John Maher, OC Cal, will be entertaining on the piano. Open Forum: • Lynn Dahnke shared that the Orange International Street Fair is Labor Day Weekend, and the Orange County Concert Band (including LPSAN residents Mark Kamp, Karen Smith, and Eric Smith) will be playing on the Main Stage at Noon on Saturday. • Vanessa Lenear would like to start a Holiday Cookie Exchange group. The first one is scheduled the day Santa visits the North Lake Park Pole in December! Contact Vanessa via email. Information will be in the October newsletter. • Dan reminded everyone wishing to purchase a permanent name tag to fill out a form or contact Lynn. • John Maher shared that the next Book Club meeting will be Wednesday the 26th at their home. RSVP to Brenda, please. • John Maher, OC Cal, is playing his famous orange piano on Friday and Saturday nights at the Orange Circle, 6pm to 9pm. • A new Mahjong group has been approved and will play on Fridays in the library. Contact Dicksey Williams if you’re interested. • There was a brief discussion about charging non-residents to attend the 4th of July lunch. Everyone agreed donations via the tip jar should be encouraged instead of a fee. • Dan shared that he’d like to possibly see 50/50 drawings at other events in the future. He also mentioned there is interest in starting another Bunco group, possibly co-ed. If you are interested in joining the group, let Dan know. • Andréa Brunenieks shared that the DMV is now offering a QR code for setting appointments. Management: No Report Adjourn: Scott McKee made a Motion to adjourn the meeting, and Dicksey Williams provided a Second at 8:10 p.m. Drawing Winners: Karen Marsh, Mike Stirrat, Shawn VanderHoek, Dixie Shedwill, and Betsy Ross Respectfully Submitted,
Beverly McDougall
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