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Stoneybrook Happenings By Denis Oldani, President HOA Greetings Neighbors, Hurricane season preparations are underway! It’s important to stay informed and have a plan in place. Here are some resources to get you started: ● National Hurricane Preparedness Guide ● Red Cross Hurricane Safety Checklist On a brighter note, the community center remodel is progressing well and should be completed soon. This will be a great space for everyone to come together.
As of writing this, we still haven’t received any updates on the ownership of Lancaster Run. We’ll be sure to share any news as soon as we get it. Enjoy your summer! Father’s Day is coming up on June 16, so congratulations to all the dads out there! Don’t forget, the summer solstice is June 20, marking the longest day of the year. A big thanks to Cathrine Coleman and all who helped put the library back together after the remodel and for her efforts throughout the year in keeping it a wonderful room. Stay safe.
Coffee, Tea And Chat The May Coffee, Tea, and Chat theme was flowers and butterflies, and it did not disappoint attendees. The Community Center was decorated with an array of flowers and butterflies. In addition, the theme was carried through with bites that had edible flowers and butterflies decorating the top of mini cupcakes. Many of the attendees were gracious enough to bring other delicious bites to add to our dessert table. The next coffee takes place June 18. Hope to see you there!
Monthly Motivation 65 … Time To Retire? By Joshua A. Sky, Career Coach and Leadership Trainer For many of us, it’s the target because for a long time this has been the age set by the Social Security Administration labeled as when can retire with full benefits although many still choose to take early retirement at 62. As the baby boomers get older, this rite of passage is being modified gradually to 66 and 67, but that’s just us, here in the United States. In some countries, retirement is mandated at a particular age. Can you imagine not having that choice? That once you attained that age, you were told that your services were no longer necessary, and you must leave employment. For some, it’s not a financial issue, but more an issue of purpose or interest. For some at 65, statistics average that you may still Stoneybrook
live another 15 to 20 years, and many would prefer to remain working. It also has an impact on many of the younger people who have just entered or are entering the workforce in a more sluggish economy. Or those in mid-career who are hoping to advance. Both groups have concerns about their opportunities. As we think about the changing landscape of retirement ages and the diverse views on this life stage, it’s essential to consider our own goals. The decision to retire is personal, influenced by cultural, economic and individual factors. Take a moment to reflect on what kind of future you want for yourself and those coming after you. Do you prefer a traditional retirement at a set age, or are you open to a more flexible approach? It’s a good time to question societal expectations and rethink what retirement means. The choices we make now not only shape our paths but also impact how future PRSRT STD generations approach work US POSTAGE and life. So, think about PAID FT MYERS FL your path and how your PERMIT 751 decisions can contribute to a future where people have the freedom to create fulfilling lives, regardless of age. “Age is an issue of mind over matter. If you don’t mind, it doesn’t matter.” – Mark Twain
JUNE 2024