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Mission Statement: “To provide a private country club lifestyle for members, their families, friends, and guests that fulfills
their needs through a variety of recreational, cultural, and social activities.”
February 12, 2017
2016-2017
MASTER BOARD
OF DIRECTORS:
Mike Gordon
President
Chair Human Resource
Committee
Crist Knoop
Vice President
Chair House Committee
Cathy Telzrow
Secretary
Chair Sports & Fitness
Kathy Cummings
Treasurer
Chair Finance Committee
Stan Anderson
Chair Common Grounds
Committee
Greg Worley
Chair ACC Committee
Peter Villa
Message from Ranae Frazier, General Manager
The first notice of the annual meeting and election of directors was mailed to your
address on record Friday, February 3rd. If you did not receive your notice please contact
the office to receive a copy. The intent to run for the four (4) open the office on the
Master Board and three (3) open positions on the Golf Committee is Friday, March 3rd at
12 PM. The ballot positions will be drawn at 1 PM on March 3rd
It was my pleasure to attend Club Managers Association of America’s 90th World
Conference on Club Management and Club Business Expo held in Orlando this last week.
The Conference offered a variety of more than 70 educational sessions and peer
networking events. Also a preview of the latest products and services available in the
industry at the Club Business Expo. I focused on leadership classes, delivering great
services, clubhouse renovation projects, club governance, technology, best board practices,
improving communications, and legal issues with embedded stories and resolutions. It was
uplifting to see that a lot of what we do at Legends Golf and Country Club is on the cutting
edge of member service and offerings. Hearing the issues and problems that other clubs
worldwide face that are no different than ours.
Dan Thurmon kicked off the opening session who is a recognized expert in
delivering peak performances using comedy, juggling, and acrobatics. He believes that we
will never achieve “perfect balance” and should, instead, learn to embrace uncertainty and
initiate positive changes that lead to growth to enhance our life experiences. My take away
– Look Up - Lean Forward and Embrace the off balance moments. That’s what life is all
about.
The closing session speaker was Ben Saunders. Ben was the first person ever to
successfully retrace the steps of Captain Robert Falcon Scott and walk unsupported from
the edge of Antarctica to the South Pole and back. Since Scott’s failed expedition 100
years ago, 12 people have been on the Moon, 500 in space, and 5,000 have climbed
Everest. Only Saunders and his companion have achieved the 1,800 mile trek, 105 day
expedition. This is equivalent to running 69 marathons back-to-back. In his speech I
quote “We can all accomplish great feats through ambition, passion, stubbornness, and
refusal to quit”. If you dream something hard enough, it does indeed come to pass.” His
speech was very inspiring and at the same time emotional as he discussed the limits of self
-belief, human potential, along with spectacular visuals.
The conference was a sound investment of my time and club resources resulting in
both tangible personal and professional benefits. Based on these sessions coupled with
Legends Exchange Weekly E’Newsletter
Meeting Schedule
Wednesday, February 15
9 AM: Bunker Workshop
2 PM: Finance
3 PM: Golf
Wednesday, February 22
3 PM: Master Board
Continued on page 2
Legends New Homeowners
Judith Gingell
Passed Away
February 6, 2017
Bristol Bay III
Roger Poliette
Passed Away
February 9, 2017
Devington
Message from the GM continued…
industry networking opportunities, I can confidently validate several of our existing management practices and discov-
ered new ideas that we can immediately implement. It was truly an honor and privilege to represent Legends Golf and
Country Club at this event, and I thank you for the opportunity.
Question of the week: What is happening in the restaurant? Where are all of our staff? Answer: There are sev-
en (7) full time server/buss staff, the rest of the server staff are seasonal from October through April. The dining room
program is currently in transition. The expectations of staff are to be at work on time and work as a team to provide the
member services that are expected. Unfortunately some of the staff were not wanting to go on the journey that the
TEAM is headed. Restaurants and clubs within the area are in major shortfalls trying to get staff, and are willing to pay
higher wages to have an employee move from their current position. I apologize if you have experienced anything less
than an exceptional dining experience. Your support during this time, as Henry moves us to the next level is appreciated.
Till next week….
Annual Meeting and Election Important Dates:
March 3, 2017 Intent to Run Deadline at 12pm
March 6, 2017 Meet the Candidates Forum 4pm
March 8, 2017 Second Notice of Annual Meeting, Candidate Information,
and Ballots Mailed
April 13, 2017 Annual Meeting and Election at 10am Riverside Church
REMINDER: Your Fitness
Key is needed to Access the
Library / Fitness Studios /
The Breunig Family wishes to thank our Legends friends and neighbors for their outpouring of kindness, love, and generosity... their cards and visits...as we cope with the loss of our beloved Jared. We are surrounded by a loving
"Legends Family."
Member Name Legends Address From
Gregory Tristate 14561 Legends Blvd N #303 Grantee, Canada
Thomas & Maria Cooreman 14507 New Hampton Place New Carlisle, IN
COFFEE WITH THE GM
& CLUBHOUSE MANAGER Thursday, February 16, 2017 / 9 AM / Dining Room
February 2017 Fitness Schedule
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
February 13
8AM: Phil Body Sculpt S1
8AM: Judy Pilates S2
9AM: Phil Lite Cardio
Outside
9AM: Judy Total Body
Workout S1 & 2
10AM: Diane Yoga Tech &
Flo S1 & 2
11AM: Diane Yoga Chair
S1 & 2
12PM: Christina Meditation
S2
2PM: Maria Aqua
February 14
8AM: Rose Precision Fit
S1 & 2
9AM: Rose Zumba S1 & 2
10AM: Jodi Iron Abs
S1 & 2
11AM: Jodi Stretch &
Balance S1 & 2
12PM: Jodi Arthritis F.
S2
1PM: Jodi Powerhouse
behind the Scenes S2
2PM: Rose Aqua
February 15
8AM: Jodi Just Dance
S1 & 2
9AM: Phil Golf &
Tennis S1 & 2
10AM: Diane Yoga Tec
& Flo S1 & 2
11AM: Diane Chair Yoga
S1 & 2
12PM: Powerhouse S2
2PM: Maria Aqua
February 16
8AM: Rose Funky Fitness
S1 & 2
9AM: Rose Zumba S1 & 2
10AM: Phil Lite Cardio S1
10AM: Jodi Iron Abs S2
11AM: Jodi Sit to be Fit
S1 & 2
12PM: Jodi Balance Basics
S2
2PM: Rose Aqua
February 17
8:15AM: Danling Beg.
Tai Chi S1 & 2
9AM: Danling Tai-Chi
S1 & 2
10AM: Diane Yoga for
Men S1 & 2
11AM: Diane Yoga for
Women S1 & 2
12PM: Diane Yoga AF
S2
1PM: Jodi Powerhouse
S2
February 20
8AM: Phil Body Sculpt S1
8AM: Judy Pilates S2
9AM: Phil Lite Cardio
Outside
9AM: Judy Total Body
Workout S1 & 2
10AM: Diane Yoga Tech &
Flo S1 & 2
11AM: Diane Yoga Chair
S1 & 2
12PM: Christina Meditation
S2
2PM: Maria Aqua
February 21
8AM: Rose Precision Fit
S1 & 2
9AM: Rose Zumba S1 & 2
10AM: Jodi Iron Abs
S1 & 2
11AM: Jodi Stretch &
Balance S1 & 2
12PM: Jodi Arthritis F.
S2
1PM: Jodi Powerhouse
behind the Scenes S2
2PM: Rose Aqua
February 22
8AM: Jodi Just Dance
S1 & 2
9AM: Phil Golf &
Tennis S1 & 2
10AM: Diane Yoga Tec
& Flo S1 & 2
11AM: Diane Chair Yoga
S1 & 2
12PM: Powerhouse S2
2PM: Maria Aqua
February 23
8AM: Rose Funky Fitness
S1 & 2
9AM: Rose Zumba S1 & 2
10AM: Phil Lite Cardio S1
10AM: Jodi Iron Abs S2
11AM: Jodi Sit to be Fit
S1 & 2
12PM: Jodi Balance Basics
S2
2PM: Rose Aqua
February 24
8:15AM: Danling Beg.
Tai Chi S1 & 2
9AM: Danling Tai-Chi
S1 & 2
10AM: Diane Yoga for
Men S1 & 2
11AM: Diane Yoga for
Women S1 & 2
12PM: Diane Yoga AF
S2
1PM: Jodi Powerhouse
S2
Bristol Bay Pool Party
I would like to thank all those involved, to make it a Huge Success!
Mike Donley
“Portrait of a Bride, an Evolving Silhouette” A glimpse into the life of the American Woman
As seen through a Bride’s eyes, Victorian Era to Present Day
Leigh Anne Brown, Presenter
Monday, February 27, 2017 / 11:30 AM
Program info: "Portrait of a Bride, an Evolving Silhouette" focuses on the ever-evolving history of the modern
American Woman, Victorian Era to Present (We've come a long way, Baby). It looks at a snapshot of each woman/decade on her wedding day as a specific time period and uses the gowns as the
vehicle to discuss each era. The program consists of a display of 20-30 antique, vintage and contemporary wedding gowns presented on dress forms in sequential order. During the course of the program, substantial emphasis is given to the history of educational opportunities, social
events, economic boom times and crises as well as the political changes that are surrounding each "modern" bride in her day. It is a program that celebrates the growth of the American Woman as she has evolved through the years. Along the way, we also look at the textiles and construction methods used as they are influenced by the times they were created in, with much information
given about the gowns and/or the individual Brides during the show. This program has been presented to multiple groups across the State of Florida and has been well received over the last 15 years. For additional information and pictures, please feel free to go to Leigh Ann’s Facebook
page “Portrait of a Bride, an Evolving Silhouette” at: https://www.facebook.com/Portrait-of-a-Bride-an-Evolving-Silhouette-522427194595087/?fref=ts .
Lunch Menu: Sangria Salad
Mixed Greens, Pineapple, Strawberries, Crumbled Feta Cheese, Peppered Almonds, Grilled Marinated Chicken Breast and Sangria Dressing
Rolls & Butter Fresh Carrot Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting
$25++ per person; Reservations Now Open online, in person or
at 239-561-8740 x110/129.
Hole in One - Bill Kirk #8
2/6/2017
End of Season Gift: The LMGA end of season gift will be a shirt and hat this
year. Please indicate your size by signing the gift book at
the check in desk or in the pro shop. Last day to
indicate your size will be Monday, February 13. Samples are available in the Pro Shop for trying on.
Presidents Cup: - Sign up starts Monday 2/13
- 36 Hole stroke play (2/20 and 2/27)
- $50.00 entry fee includes dinner
For sale: The LMGA has a limited number of bags ($30), shirts
($35) and jackets ($45) for sale. Available at the check
in desk starting Monday 1/30.
To find out all the latest news and upcoming golf events,
log onto the LMGA website http://lmga1.org/
Legends Men’s Golf Association
News from the Golf Shop
The way Chelsea Points are distributed has been
changed effective immediately. The following changes
were approved by the Golf Committee at the Jan 18, 2017
meeting.
Players will receive 1 Chelsea Point for all play prior to
4:00. Players will receive ½ of a Chelsea Point for all
play from 4:00 to close. Players used to receive 1 point
prior to 2:00 and 0 points from 2:00 to close.
We have added a “not later than” feature to Chelsea. If
you decide to use this feature remember that you are
limiting your tee time window. At Legends we use a
“Crossover Tee Time System” to maximize play on
Monday, Tuesday afternoon, Thursday, Friday,
Saturday, and Sunday. During Crossovers there are
times available between 7:15 and 9:15, 11:45 and 1:45
and from 4:15 – Close. Please be aware of that when
using the not earlier or later than option. Example: If
you say I don’t want to play before 9:30 or after 11:30
you will not get a time because there isn’t one available
during the window you have chosen.
We have a Cobra Demo Day on Feb. 17th from
11:00 to 3:00.
Sign-Up for the Husband and Wife Championship
came out on Feb 5th, for play on Feb 26th.
The sign-up for the Club Championship,
Championship Flight Qualifier comes out on Feb. 19th for
play on March 12th. Sign-up for all other flights comes out
on Feb. 24th for play starting Mar. 17th.
For those of you that are not aware we have a Hole
-In-One club at the Legends. Stop by the Golf Shop for
details.
Be sure to use Chelsea to make your tee times.
Members, your login requires you to enter a Zero (0) your
4 digit member #, and a 1 for male members, a 2 for female
members, making it a 6 digit number. (ex. 012341)
Renters already have a 5 digit number so no zero (0) is
necessary but you still need the 1 or 2, at the end. (Ex.
712342) First time users have a default password of 1234.
As always, fix those ball marks, fill those divots
and keep up with the group in front of you.
Golfingly,
Jeff Sarver, PGA
Head Golf Professional.
The Handicap committee, together with the
league board members, have been reviewing the
handicaps of players who statistically are winning more
often than they should, or are scoring lower than would
be expected. I would like to stress that no-one is being
accused of cheating or garnishing their handicaps. Causes
of these statistical anomalies can be for several reasons.
Players may concentrate more in league play than when
they are playing with friends or spouses, or it may be that
course slope and rating does not adequately take into
account the different play on Northern courses as
opposed to Legends course. Let’s face it, getting out of
the rough is much more difficult on Northern courses.
For the eighteen hole leagues, we have generated
a handicap using just league play, and where there is a
significant discrepancy between this and the handicap in
the computer, we have made adjustments. For the Nine
hole ladies league, the problems are slightly different, in
that it takes forty rounds of nine holes to create a
complete change in the scores considered to calculate a
handicap. For them, we entered all of the nine hole
rounds on the players scoring record, and used this to
generate a nine hole handicap. Again, when large
discrepancies occurred, we adjusted the players handicap.
Ed Shaw, Handicap Chair
Handicap Review
Little Havana
Day Trip
German Buffet Night
Thursday, February 16, 2017
5:00 - 8:00 PM
German Potato Salad
Pickled Beets
Mixed Greens , Cucumber Dill Dressing
Assorted Pretzel and Dinner Rolls
Pork Schnitzel
Breaded Pork Scaloppini
Potato Pancakes and Applesauce
Beef Rinds Roulade
Roast Beef rolled with Mustard, Pickles and Onions simmered in a Burgundy Wine Sauce
Spatzle
Bratwurst and Sauerkraut
Mashed Potatoes
Sweet and Sour Cabbage
Apple Strudel with Fresh Whipped Cream
Black Forest Cake
$21++ per person; Reservations Required
February 2017 Golf Event Schedule
LLNHGA News, by Dianne Ford
The LWGA would like to welcome new member, Irene McManus.
The Charity Event for Special Equestrians was a huge success. Thank you
to everyone that participated and donated for this very worthy cause. Over $4000
was raised!! Also a thank you to the Charity Event Committee and to Special
Equestrians for bringing a very special guest, Guinness! Good job ladies!
The next two weeks is the Ringer Tournament. You can still golf if you
can't make both weeks but will just have the one score to turn in. If my memory
serves me correctly, someone did place in the money and only golfed one week last
time we had this event, so it IS possible!
LWGA, by Tracey Malcolm
Our Mystery Event was huge success. A total of 106 ladies played in the Event. A Big Thank You to the
Committee of Mary Radack, Nancy Carpenter, Linda Kusmick, Jean Donohue, Kathy Pacheco, Nikki Houck, Liz Greco
and Faith Marasco. Jeannie Meeks and Eileen Townsend donated baskets and over 30 door prizes were awarded.
There is NO league play THIS coming Tuesday because of a Valentine's Day Golf Event.
Remember to sign up for golf by noon on Friday for the "Pick Your Partner" Event on February 21st. You can
also sign up for the Invitational to be held March 7th. The final date to sign up for that Event is February 21st. The sign
up sheets are in the 9 Hole Binder. Please do not remove any sheets from the 9 Hole Binder book.
Happy Valentine's Day to everyone, and enjoy our sunny weather here at Legends.
MGA MON 2/13/2017 Match Play Finals 4 Man Stableford Crossover tee times
CLUB TUE 2/14/2017 Valentines Day Event ( Modified Pinehurst) 8:00 Shotgun
LWGA WED 2/15/2017 Ringer Tournament Day 1 (AC/BD) 8:00 Shotgun
MGA MON 2/20/2017 Presidents Cup Rd1 Crossover tee times
LLNHGA TUE 2/21/2017 Pick your Partner 1BB of 2 8:30 Shotgun
LWGA WED 2/22/2017 Ringer Tournament Day 2 (AC/BD) 8:00 Shotgun
CLUB FRI 2/24/2017 Friday Night Putting 4:00 Start
CLUB SUN 2/26/2017 Husband and Wife (1 Better Ball of 2) Crossover tee times
MGA MON 2/27/2017 Presidents Cup Rd2 /Food Crossover tee times
LLNHGA TUE 2/28/2017 Low Net (AA/CC - BB/DD) 8:30 Shotgun
MIDWEST CLUB DINNER
Please join us for the Midwest Club Dinner in the Club dining room on Saturday night , February 25th@ 6:00
PM. Cost to attend is $28.00 ++ per person. We will offer Raffle tickets for sale at the door if you care to purchase.
Anyone from the Midwest is welcome to join us - no membership fees required.
If you want to join us please register on the Legends Dining Website. Tuesday, February 21st is the last day to
sign -up. Buffet Menu as follows:
Traditional Salad Bar
Carving Station:
Prime Rib w/au jus and Horseradish Cream Sauce - Poached
Salmon w/Clams & Mussels - Chicken Picatta
Roasted New Potatoes w/Parmesan and Garlic dusting - Basmati
Rice - Green Beans & Candied Carrots
Dessert
Key Lime Tart - Served
Caregiver Gathering Monday, February 13, 2017
4:15 PM / Activities Room
Guest Speaker:
Theresa Frank-Fahrner
Lee Health SHARE Club
Discussion Topics:
“Learn Your Resources” and Sensitivity Training with
Theresa. Bring in your laptops and /or IPads for help
with accessing information on A.D.
Sign-up through the club calendar if you plan to attend.
Legends Travel Club
Tuesday, March 7, 2017
2:00 PM / Main Dining Room
Come hear about SeaDream Yacht Club Cruises in the Caribbean & Mediterranean & they were!
114 passenger ships with 95 crew
Open Bar & 5 Star Dining
Water Sports Deck that drops down with all
equipment included, including jet skis!
Presented by Mr. Jessi Fundora, Sales Director, South
Florida, Caribbean & Latin America for SeaDream Yacht
Club Cruises
Sign-up online if you plan to attend.
Glassware Painting Class
Thursday, February 16, 2017
5:00 - 8:00 PM
Students bring 4 glasses of their own choice--can be
stemware or glasses of glass or acrylic of any shape or size.
All other materials provided: Special glass paint, use of
brushes, palette as well as step by step art guidance and
templates. Students have a choice of paintings: Flamingos,
Palm Trees, Flip Flops, Tropical Fish, Abstract Shapes,
Flowers, Animal Prints, Seahorses, plus dozens of other
ideas or your own design. Painted samples provided or
Jenny can hand draw your concept in class.
Please wash your stemware prior to class and take off any
labels.
You’ll leave with four beautiful, hand painted glasses.
Glassware paint is permanent and hand washing is recom-
mended.
Any level of interest or ability is welcome.
$35 per person; Member Charge for Owners; Credit Card for
Renters
Sign-up through the club calendar.
LECTURES BY STEVE
Thursday, February 23, 2017
4:30 PM
“1968” WHAT A YEAR.
We begin in January and go around the calendar.
This show will be a favorite. So many memories and
so recent! Vietnam, music, protests, sports,
assassinations, politics, technology, popular culture
and more. This is the kind of presentation which
keeps audiences on the edge of their seats. You don't
want to miss this!
$10 per person; Sign-up through the club calendar if
you plan to attend.
DATE TIME EVENT Sign-Up
Feb. 13 4:15 PM Caregiver Gathering - Learn Your Resources and Sensitivity Training Now
Feb. 13 6:00 PM Choraliers Concert - Main Dining Room - No Charge Now
Feb. 14 TBD Valentine's Day Dinner Dance - Entertainment by The Whitehouse Band Jan. 24
Feb. 16 5:00 PM Painting with Jenny - Glassware - $35 per person + glassware of your choice
Now
Feb. 17 5:30 PM Guitar Player Kraig Kenning on the Terrace
Feb. 20 5:00 PM Bingo & Buffet - $16.50++pp; Reservations Required Jan. 30
Feb. 21 5:00 PM Sippin' Tuesday - Entertainement by Wendy Renee; $17++ pp; Reserva-tions Requested
Jan. 31
Feb. 23 4:30 PM Lectures with Steve "1968"; $10pp Now
Feb. 24 5:00 PM Main Dining Room Dinner & Entertainment; Reservations Requested Now
Feb. 27 11:30 AM Ladies Luncheon & "Portrait of a Bride Presentation" Feb. 6
Feb. 27 4:15 PM Caregiver Gathering - Guest Speaker S/W Jessica MacDonald (Alvin Dubin Resource Center)
Now
Feb. 28 1:00 PM Red Sox / Yankee Game; $28.50pp; Jet Blue Park; SOLD OUT
Mar. 1 TBD Name that Tune Trivia & Buffet Feb. 8
Mar. 2 5:00 PM Painting with Jenny - Silkscarf - $67pp Now
Mar. 3 5:30 PM Guitar Player Erik Huffman on the Terrace N/A
Mar. 6 5:00 PM Bingo & Buffet - $16.50++pp; Reservations Required Feb. 13
Mar. 7 2:00 PM Travel Club - Sea Dream Yacht Club Cruise Now
Mar. 9 6:00 PM Hypno Larryous Dinner & Show Feb. 16
Mar. 10 5:30 PM Guitar Player Kraig Kenning on the Terrace N/A
Mar. 13 4:15 PM Caregiver Gathering - Guest Speaker Dawn Pudlin (Comfort Keepers) and Lori Adams (Movin’ and Groovin’)
Now
Mar. 14 "A Day in Greece" Day Bus Trip - SOLD OUT - $89pp N/A
Mar. 16 6:00 PM Red Sox / Pirates Game; $28.50pp; Jet Blue Park Now
Mar. 17 TBD St. Patrick's Day Dinner Buffet - Entertainment by DJ Jay Rigdon Feb. 24
Mar. 20 5:00 PM Bingo & Buffet - $16.50++pp; Reservations Required Feb. 27
Mar. 21 5:00 PM Sippin' Tuesday - Entertainement by Ron Rutz; Reservations Requested Feb. 28
Mar. 23 4:30 PM Lectures with Steve "The Road to Stalingrad"; $10pp Now
Mar. 24 5:30 PM Guitar Duo Robb & Tasa on the Terrace N/A
Mar. 27 4:15 PM Caregiver Gathering - Guest Speaker Dr. Fred Schaerf (Neuropsychiatric Re-search Center of SWFL)
Now
Mar. 29 1:00 PM Red Sox / Twins Game; $28.50pp; Jet Blue Park Now
Mar. 30 11:30 AM Ladies Spring Fashion Show with A'TU, Boutique Shopping & Luncheon Mar. 7
Mar. 31 5:00 PM Main Dining Room Dinner & Entertainment by Jennifer Gilmore; Reservations Requested
Now
Apr. 3 5:00 PM Bingo & Buffet - $16.50++pp; Reservations Required Mar. 13
Apr. 6 TBD Eagles Tribute Concert on the Green Mar. 16
Apr. 7 8:30 AM Birding Safari with Steve Now
Apr. 7 5:30 PM Guitar Player Michael Anthony on the Terrace N/A
Apr. 10 TBD Passover Dinner Now
Apr. 14 TBD Pancake Breakfast with the Bunny & Egg Hunt Mar. 24
Apr. 14 5:30 PM Guitar Player Michael Anthony on the Terrace N/A
Apr. 16 TBD Easter Brunch Mar. 26
Apr. 17 5:00 PM Bingo & Buffet - $16.50++pp; Reservations Required Mar. 27
Apr. 18 5:00 PM Sippin' Tuesday - Entertainement by Flashback; Reservations Requested Mar. 28
Apr. 19-22 TBD Spring Invitational TBD
Apr. 21 5:30 PM Guitar Player Duo Robb & Tasa on the Terrace N/A
Apr. 25 TBD Hot Havana Nights End of the Year Party Apr. 4
DATE TIME EVENT Sign-Up
Red Sox Tickets
Now Available
1 Tickets Left!
Red Sox vs. Twins March 29, 2017 1:05 PM Sec. 223 Tickets are $28.50 per ticket and are nonrefunda-ble. Sign-up online through the clubhouse calen-dar. Tickets can be picked up 1 week prior to the game and will be member charged to your account.
Lee Health Blood Mobile
Onsite Monday, February 27, 2017
9:00 AM - 2:30 PM
Help save lives of people locally by
donating! Your support is appreciated.
Sign-up with Kelly at the
Administrative Office.
After making music in the Legends for over 15 years, there are still residents who do
not know we exist or have never been to a Choraliers’ performance. If that is you, Monday,
February 13 is a perfect time to fix that. The show time of 6:00 p.m. is strange, but that
is the time that worked best into the vast array of other things taking place in our community.
You do NOT have to travel to another location—just to the Legends’ DINING ROOM. You
don’t have to buy a ticket since the program is complimentary—our gift to you. Some say
“free” means it isn’t any good! I challenge you to come and find out how wrong that is with
the Choraliers. We recently entertained in Port Charlotte to a full house with the overflow
leaning against the walls and sitting on the floor. Two weeks ago we entertained 275+ at
Seven Lakes Golf and Tennis Club. You are invited to come and discover the BEST-KEPT
SECRET in our community. If you like to sing, perhaps you be singing with us next season.
Register for this program thru the Club Calendar or by calling Kelly at 561-8740 ext.
129.
A Night at the Opera Performance Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Carolyn Ballou directs THE LEGENDS’ CHORALIERS
Monday 2-13
Lunch Special - Flank Steak Sandwich - Open face steak, sautéed onions, chimurri sauce, fried yucca with a
garlic aioli $12
Dinner Special - Fish and Chips - Beer Batter Cod lightly tempura battered, steak fries and Cole slaw $16
Tuesday 2-14 - Pub Open 11 AM—3 PM due to the Valentine’s Day Dinner Dance
Lunch Special - Shrimp Louie Salad - Baby greens, heirloom tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots and poached
shrimp with Courvoiser dressing $14
Valentine’s Day Dinner Dance, 6 PM; Reservations Required
Wednesday2-15
Lunch Special - Curry Chicken Lettuce Wraps - Curry grilled chicken in Bibb lettuce, with a cabbage,
peppers, and carrot Slaw, with Quinoa salad $10
Dinner Special – Seared Sea Scallops - Sautéed scallops with tomatoes, artichoke hearts in lemon butter,
over fresh fettuccine $28
Thursday 2-16
Lunch Special - Pork Schnitzel Sandwich - Fried pork loin on a Kaiser Roll with horseradish, lettuce and
tomato, served with steak fries $12
Dinner Special - Beef Roulade - Roasted beef rolled with pickles, mustard and onions, simmered in a
burgundy wine sauce, Spätzle and braised cabbage $16
German Buffet - Main DiningRoom - 5-8PM; Reservations Required
Friday 2-17
Lunch Special - Grouper Sliders - Two fresh grouper filets fried and served on slider rolls with lettuce, plum
tomato, Remoulade sauce and Cole slaw. $12
Dinner Special - Prime Rib - Slow roasted Prime Rib cut to order presented with Au Jus, baked potato &
fresh garden vegetables served with a side of our creamy Horseradish sauce
Queen Cut (8 ounces) for $19 or King Cut (10 Ounces) for $23
Dinner Service and/or Soup & Salad Bar ($10++) - Main Dining Room; Reservations Requested 5 - 8 PM
Guitarist on the Terrace - 5:30 - 8:30 PM
Saturday 2-18
Pub Egg Special served 11am - 2pm - Eggs your way with fresh fruit, bacon & toast $7
Lunch Special - French Dip - Shaved prime rib on a French roll, Swiss cheese and served with Au jus for
dipping and French Fries $10
Dinner Special - Veal Choron - Tender veal top round sautéed and topped with cold water lobster, wild
mushrooms, diced tomatoes, Chron sauce and roasted potatoes and baby carrots $30
Sunday 2-19
Sunday Brunch - Main Dining Room, 9:30 AM - 1:00 PM; Reservations Requested
Pub Egg Special served 11am-2pm - Eggs your way with fresh fruit, bacon & toast $7
Special - Taco Salad - Ground beef, roasted corn, tomatoes, black olives, green onions, and Monterey cheese,
served on mixed greens with salsa, sour cream and guacamole $12
Weekly Specials
LEGENDS BOOK LOVERS!
Do you like to read great books and discuss them?
Then we cordially invite you to come join The Morning
Book Club! Enjoy stimulating conversation and make
friends both on and off the page.
We meet the 3rd Thursday Monthly / 10AM
Activities Room / Contact Pat Macha at [email protected]
Upcoming Book Selections:
February 16 Light of the Fireflies, by Paul Pen
March 16 Our Souls at Night, by Kent Haruf
April 20 America's First Daughter,
by Laura Kamoie and Stephanie Dray
May18 The Bridge Ladies: A Memoir by Betsy
Lerner
Love to read? Interested in finding new titles? Loved a book and want to share it? The Evening Book Club
is for you. Come join us and bring a friend.
We meet the fourth Thursday of the month at 7 PM ,
Fitness Studio 1
February 23 - “The Stonecutter's Aria”, by Carol Faenzi,
Facilitated by Marlene Adami
March 23 - “Where Have You Gone Bernadette”,
by Maria Semple, Facilitated by Mary Kay Reid
April 13 - (2nd Thurs.): “Underground Railroad”
by Colson Whitehead, Facilitated by Margaret Ramus
CARDS, CLASSES & CLUBS
Mon. Bridge Results, Feb. 6
1st Maybelle Crosby
2nd Lee Lehmann
3rd Keith Somerville
4th Sue Rigo
Rummikub Results, Feb. 6
1st Karla McBride
2nd Tony Saba
3rd Elaine Saba
Wed. Bridge Results, Feb 8
1st Randy Phillips & Frank
2nd Sharon Kirkwood
Tie Tina & David Good
4th Don Burget &
Wright George
Euchre Result, Feb. 9
1st Lani Singer
2nd Larry Singer
3rd Wright George
Hand & Foot Result, Feb. 9
Winner’s Circle
"We are a singing group, composed of men and
women from the Legends and surrounding communities
who enjoy the music of Broadway as well as popular
songs, especially from our era! If this sparks your interest,
please contact Carolyn Ballou, Director, [email protected],
216-299-7070. You can get a sample of this activity at our
free program in the Dining Room on Monday, Feb. 13, at
6:00 p.m."
Evening Book Club
The Legends Singles Club is a group that is open to
all Legends residents who are single. The primary goal of the
club is to offer camaraderie and a variety of group activities
for Legends singles. Contact Betsy Vaughn at 239-561-4634
or [email protected] to be added to our e-mail group.
Singles Group
Morning Book Club
Choraliers
Hearts HEARTS PLAYERS! Lets join together and enjoy this fun
card game. We need four or more to start a weekly game at
Wednesdays at 9 AM. If you haven’t played for years, just
bring up “games” on your computer and practice HEARTS. Call
Bob Capestrain at (330)704-3788 for more information.
Tuesday Evenings, 6:30 PM in Fitness Studio 1
there will be a non-sanctioned Duplicate Bridge game.
Please contact Kurt Merrill at 603-359-4570 or
Duplicate Bridge
Fridays / 1 PM to 4 PM / Activities Room
Contact Lenni Saunders at 239-357-7092.
This class is conducted by Luciana D’Angelo and Carl
Grispino. This is a class that is for anyone who is interested in
learning common words and phrases useful for anyone visiting
Italy. You will also learn about Italian culture, history and cui-
sine. This is not a class concentrating on grammar and syntax.
This class will meet every Tuesday afternoon at 4 PM and will
begin on January 24, 2017. Everyone is welcome!
Learning Italian
Mondays at 7 PM in Fitness Studio 1. ALL are welcome
old and new players. Call Ken Weiss if you have any
questions 239-225-1540.
Rummikub
Free Mah Jongg Lessons
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
5 9:30 AM - 1PM:
Sunday Breakfast
Buffet 11 AM - 8PM:
Pub Service
12:30-4:30PM: Cards - A
5:30PM: Super
Bowl Tailgate - DR, Terrace, PUB
6 9:30AM: Mah Jongg-A
11AM - 8PM: Pub Service
1PM: Party Bridge-A 1PM: Cards-A
1PM: Mah Jongg-A
1PM: Gin - L 5PM: Bingo & Buffet-DR
7PM: Rummikub-FS1
7PM: Mah Jongg-L
7 9AM: Poker-A
9:30AM: MGA-A
11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 11AM: 9 Hole Mystery
Event - DR
1PM: Cards - A 1PM: Mah Jongg-A
2PM: Travel Club –DR
4PM: Choraliers-FS1 4PM: Italian Lessons-A*
5-8PM: Dinner Service DR 6:30PM: Bridge-FS1
8 11AM - 8PM: Pub
Service
12PM: 18 Hole Charity Event
1PM: Mah Jongg-L
1PM: Gin—FS1 5PM: NY St. Club-A
6PM: Poker-A
6:30PM: Party Bridge-FS1
9 9AM: RFQ Mtg.– A
9AM: Thornberry - DR
9:30AM: Euchre-DR
11AM-8PM: Pub Service 12:30 PM: Hand/Foot-A
1PM: Cards - A
1PM: Mah Jongg-A 1PM: Scrabble - L
3:30PM: Huntington 1-
FS1 5-8PM: Mexican Buffet-
DR 6:30PM: Member/Guest
Committee - A
10 7AM: Little Havana
9AM: Hand/Foot- A
11AM - 8PM: Pub Service
1PM: Hand/Foot-FS1
1PM: Cards - A 1PM: Mah Jongg
Lessons -A
1PM: Gin - L 5PM: Dinner DR
5:30PM: Guitarist -Terrace - Erik
Huffman
11 8:30AM - 1PM:
Pub Plated
Breakfast 11AM - 8PM:
Pub Service
Wedding
12 9:30 AM - 1PM:
Sunday Breakfast
Buffet 11 AM - 8PM:
Pub Service
12-5PM: Cards-A
6PM: Cards - A
13 9:30AM: Mah Jongg-A
10AM: LWGA - DR
10AM: Sign-ups begin for 3/6 Bingo & Buffet
11AM - 8PM: Pub Service
1PM: Party Bridge-A 1PM: Cards-A
1PM: Mah Jongg-A
1PM: Gin - L 1PM: Quilting - FS1
4PM: Wyndam Bay - FS1 4:15PM: Caregiver - A
6PM: Choraliers Concert-
DR 7PM: Rummikub-FS1
7PM: Mah Jongg-L
14 9AM: Poker-A
9:30AM: MGA-A
11AM - 3PM: Pub Service 11AM: V-Day Scramble &
Luncheon - DR
1PM: Cards - A 1PM: Mah Jongg - A
4:30PM: Langshire-FS1
6:30PM: Bridge-FS1 6PM: Valentine’s Day
Dinner - DR/Dance Floor
No Dinner Service in the
Main Dining Room
15 9AM: Bunker
Workshop - A
11AM - 8PM: Pub Service
1PM: Mah Jongg-L
1PM: Gin—FS1
2PM: Finance - A
3PM: Golf - A 6PM: Poker-A 6:30PM: Party Bridge
-FS1 7PM: Crafts-DR
16 9:30AM: Euchre-L
10AM: Sign-ups begin
for 3/9 Hypno Larious
9AM: Coffee with GM 10AM: Book Club - A
11AM-8PM: Pub Service
11AM: Senior Choice Luncheon - DR
12:30 PM: Hand/Foot-A
1PM: Cards - A 1PM: Mah Jongg-A
1PM: Scrabble - L 2PM: Longhurst 2 - FS1
3PM: Westfield - FS1
5PM: Glassware Painting 5-8PM: German Buffet -
DR
17 9AM: Hand/Foot - A
11AM - 8PM: Pub
Service 1PM: Hand/Foot-FS1
1PM: Cards - A
1PM: Mah Jongg Lessons-A
1PM: Gin - L
5PM: Dinner Service 5:30PM: Guitarist -
Terrace - Nevada Smith
18 8:30AM - 1PM:
Pub Plated
Breakfast 11AM - 8PM:
Pub Service
19 9:30 AM - 1PM:
Sunday Breakfast
Buffet 11 AM - 8PM:
Pub Service
12-5PM: Cards - A
6PM: Cards - A
Italian / American Dinner - DR
20 9:30AM: Mah Jongg-A
11AM - 8PM: Pub Service
1PM: Party Bridge-A 1PM: Cards-A
1PM: Mah Jongg-A
1PM: Gin - L 4PM: Devington - FS1
5PM: Bingo & Buffet-DR
7PM: Rummikub-FS1 7PM: Mah Jongg-L
21 9AM: Poker-A
9:30AM: MGA-A
11AM - 8PM: Pub Service 1PM: Cards-A
1PM: Mah Jongg-A
4PM: Italian Lessons-A 4PM: Choraliers-FS1
5PM: Sippin’ Tuesday,
Entertainment by Wendy Renee - DR
6:30PM: Bridge-FS1
22 11AM - 8PM: Pub
Service
1PM: Mah Jongg-L 1PM: Gin—FS1
3PM: Master - A
4PM: Somerset-FS1 6PM: Poker-A
6:30PM: Party Bridge
-FS1
23 9:30AM: Euchre-L
10AM: Partners for
Breast Cancer Luncheon
11AM-8PM: Pub Service 12:30 PM: Hand/Foot
FS1
1PM: Cards - L 1PM: Mah Jongg-FS1
1PM: Scrabble - L
4:30PM: Lectures with Steve—A
4:30PM: President’s Council - FS1
5-8PM: Steak Out Buffet
-DR 7PM: Book Club-FS1
24 9AM: Hand/Foot - A
10AM: Sign-ups
begin for 3/17 St. Patrick’s Day Buffet
11AM - 8PM: Pub
Service 1PM: Hand/Foot –
FS1
1PM: Cards - A 1PM: Mah Jongg
Lessons - A 1PM: Gin - L
4:30PM: Devington
ACC - A 5PM: Dinner &
Entertainment with
Kraig Kenning
25 8:30AM - 1PM:
Pub Plated
Breakfast 11AM - 8PM:
Pub Service
6PM: Midwest Dinner
26 9:30 AM - 1PM:
Sunday Breakfast
Buffet 11 AM - 8PM:
Pub Service
12-5PM: Cards - A
4-6:30PM:
Premier Financial
Group - FS1 6PM: Cards - A
27 9:30AM: Mah Jongg-A
10AM: Sign-ups begin for
3/20 Bingo & Buffet 11:30AM: Ladies
Luncheon - DR
1PM: Party Bridge-A 1PM: Cards-A
1PM: Mah Jongg-A
1PM: Gin - L 1PM: Quilting - FS1
4:15PM: Caregiver - FS1 5PM: MGA Cookout
7PM: Rummikub-FS1
7PM: Mah Jongg-L
28 9AM: Poker-A
9:30AM: MGA-A
10AM: Sign-ups begin for 3/21 Sippin’ Tuesday
11AM - 8PM: Pub Service
1PM: Red Sox Game 1PM: Cards-A
1PM: Mah Jongg-A
4PM: Choraliers-FS 1 4PM: Italian Lessons-A
5-8PM: Dinner Service DR 6:30 PM: Bridge–FS1
February 2017
Green– Activities Rm
Blue - FS1 (Fitness Studio)
Purple - Library
Red - Dining Room
Updated 2/7/2017
ADMINISTRATION NAME EMAIL ADDRESS 561-8740
General Manager: Ranae Frazier [email protected] Ext. 111
Controller: Sue Zsebe [email protected] Ext. 115
Executive Administrator: Amanda Holden [email protected] Ext. 114
Events & Banquet Coordinator Kelly Leonard [email protected] Ext. 129
Clubhouse Maintenance Manager:
David Maxwell [email protected] Ext. 110
Administrative Assistant: Donna Marcopulos [email protected] Ext. 110
Gatehouse 561-0055 Automated Voice Line 561-1886
FOOD AND BEVERAGE NAME EMAIL ADDRESS 561-8740
Clubhouse Manager: Henry Amaya [email protected] Ext. 116
Executive Chef: John Horner [email protected] Ext. 121
Dining Room Manager: Yelena Vasyutskaya [email protected] Ext. 221
Bar Manager: Tiffany Singletary [email protected]
Dining Reservations: Ext.
110/129
Take Out: Ext. 119
GOLF SHOP NAME EMAIL ADDRESS 561-7757
Head Golf Professional Jeff Sarver [email protected]
Merchandise Manager Noreen May [email protected]
TENNIS NAME EMAIL ADDRESS 561-8740
Tennis Director Todd Wise [email protected] Ext. 123
FITNESS NAME EMAIL ADDRESS 561-8740
Fitness Director Jodi Sodano [email protected] Ext. 134
GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE NAME EMAIL ADDRESS
Golf Course Superintendent Jeff Burgoyne [email protected]
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