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hen we said we loved your letters, we meant it! LAKElife Magazine welcomes your comments. Simply email us at sue@lakelifemagazine.com. Yes, it’s that easy. Letters may be edited for length.
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Letters to the Editor
Hello Sue, Thanks so much for bringing back the great magazine for all of us lake lovers. I’ll be subscribing for sure! I thought I’d share this photo I captured of a “pontoon pirate” scoping things out on Lake Tippecanoe. The pirate is my youngest grandson Graham. This is from 3 or 4 summers ago. —Mr. Kim Contos Ahoy! Thank you kindly for your words, support, and for sharing Graham’s lookout pic. I’d walk the plank if he told me to. –Sue
generation at I love reading your magazine. Our kids are the 4th 1937 (and we’ve our Wawasee cottage which was constructed in home made it enjoyed since 1943). Located on Waco Drive, the evenings over convenient to enjoy daytime golf and many, many e” (golf course). dinners and having late-night fun at “South Shor cularly all of us parti asee, Waw It was a huge part of the fabric of of the lake, as s shore along the southeast, south and southwest blossoming and ant well as the local community. Seeing it dorm is a years 55 dandelions with no golf for the first time in my plans for the t surreal experience. I would Iove to learn more abou ns. its development in one of your future publicatio —Andrew Morris, SIOR
note. It’s editorial Hi Andrew… thank you for your comments and your do some digging on your suggestions like yours that I appreciate so much. We’ll behalf. Thank you for reading. –Sue
How can we change our address? —Lynn Brockmann, via Facebook Hi Lynn… done! Address changes can come to me at sue@lakelifemagazine.com, and I’ll direct it to the appropriate mail peeps within our hardworking crew.
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LAKElife Magazine June 2021
