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The Villages at Cypress Creek
Fall/Holiday 2018
The Villages at Cypress Creek Website A Resource for Community Documents
http://thevillagesatcypresscreek.net/
Ready! Set! Go!
Annual Holiday Activities are Ready and Set to Go
for The Villages at Cypress Creek! (see details inside)
… to our New Residents!
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Villa d’Este
Fairway Palms
Wendel & Sheryl Hand 913 Silverthorn Lane
Marlene McMahon 3833 Salida del Sol Drive
LaPaloma Dennis & Susan Cooney 3615 Gaviota Drive
Michael & Regina Stanley 3712 Gaviota Drive
Ventana
David & Nina Marrocco 1503 Oracle Drive
Juan & Tammy Sanchez 1626 Oracle Drive
Ken & Deb Walton 3815 Milflores Drive
Theodore & Diana Oliveri 3628 Gaviota Drive
Family and friends gathered in August to surprise Judy Zeban (LaPaloma) with a “Very Happy and Many More!” Birthday Party ~
to celebrate Judy's 80th!
Being the huuuge Dallas Cowboys fan for years, she was thrilled to receive a Cowboys jersey, given to her by husband, Pete, with her name and the number “80” displayed on the back of the jer-sey. She will surely wear the jersey with pride!
And, a birthday present surprise ~ a cruise on the Oasis of the Seas!
Birthday surprises never get old and neither does Judy Zeban! Happy Birthday, Judy!
Judy Surprised at 80!
Debbie Bodrie 1110 Golfview Woods Lane
Julie Guill 903 Vista Verde Lane
Mike & Amy Alvarado 3838 Cardenal Avenue
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Farewell A final goodbye to dear neighbor friends. Residents since 1992, Dot & Al Eastlack (Ventana) both passed away this summer. Dot passed away the first week in July. She had surgery for tongue cancer which was found to be more widespread than originally thought. She was in hospice for about 3 weeks in Pennsylvania with daughters by her side. Al passed 44 days later at Palm Gardens nursing center, suf-fering from the affects of Altzheimer’s disease. Al had served as our Community Security Committee Chairman for 18 years, ending his chairmanship in 2013. He was instrumental in bringing our security patrol services to our community: Bay to Bay Security and then St. Moritz Patrol, our current service. Nikki Redding, a resident of (Ventana) for 15 years, passed this summer from the ravages of cancer. Nikki was a mental health counselor in Brandon and had served on the Landscape Committee for the last 5 years. Hans Severin (Ventana) passed away in September after a courageous battle with complications from leukemia. He is survived by wife, Brigitte, and family. And, in May of this year, Barbara Monahan (LaPaloma) passed away, surrounded by family and friends, in Michigan after a courageous battle with cancer. She was a longtime local realtor. She touched many lives in our community. Our sincere condolences to husband, Ray, and family.
May our dear neighbor friends rest in His Love and Eternal Peace
It’s time to “Fall Back”! 2am Sunday November 4th
And time to check those batteries in your smoke detectors
Traffic Study Update Carol Tedder (Fairway Palms) wanted to share another update regarding a Traffic Study for our area. Thank you, Carol!! A consulting firm had been contracted with Hillsborough County to begin the South County Traffic Study this au-tumn. Public hearings will be advertised asking for area residents’ input. I received an email from the Hillsborough County project manager stating that the following specific recommendations for The Villages at Cypress Creek have been submitted to the firm: a. Two, three-way stop signs: The first at the entrance to Ventana Village (Ventana Drive and Cypress Village Boule-vard). The second at the entrance to Fairway Palms Village (Golf Breeze Way and Cypress Village Boulevard).
b. Three marked pedestrian crossings to cross Cypress Village Boulevard: at Upper Creek Drive, Golf Breeze Way (Fairway Palms) and Ventana Drive (Ventana Village).
c. Designate LaPaloma and Ventana Villages as “golf cart communities”. Both have a single entrance and are di-rectly on the County's golf cart path.
d. Paint the asphalt on Cypress Village Boulevard with the 35 MPH speed limit. The boundaries for the South County Traffic Study are Cypress Village Boulevard north to 19th Avenue NE; 19th Ave-nue NE east to US 301; US 301 south to SR674; SR674 west to Cypress Village Boulevard. The Study will take 6 months. Will keep you updated! ~ Carol Tedder (Fairway Palms)
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Miller Florida Home Construction Update
New residential construction to report: In LaPaloma, 4 homes are being built with 2 in the works!
In Villa d’Este, there are 5 homes under construction!
Attention Ventana Residents: Good news! St. Moritz, our Security Patrol, will be providing
two officers this year to direct Halloween trick-or-treaters traffic. Thank you, Michael and Scott!
~ Judy Garrett, Vice President & Operations Manager Sales & Marketing
Miller Florida Homes
Deputy Resource Deputy Jeff Merry reminds us that the ‘bad guys’ are out there, just be careful. They will walk through a parking lot trying all the car doors and, when they find one unlocked, they just get in as though they owned the vehi-cle. And, in a minute, they can grab anything and even go through the glove compartment, and then move on to the next vehicle. Unlocked cars parked in a home driveway at night or even inside an open garage are also targets.
The holiday season will be upon us before we know it ~ thefts and burglaries increase during this time as we are more hurried, harried and distracted. Here are simple tips as a reminder from Deputy Resource Deputy Jeff Merry and our Committee for safe holiday shopping:
>>> As purse snatchings are most common this time of year, try to go without a purse at all. Keep wallet contents in a zipped or buttoned pocket. If you must carry a purse, use one that can be strapped tightly and worn on the front.
>>> Stay aware while leaving your locked car and returning. Thieves may follow you, looking for an opportunity to strike. If possible, shop with a buddy. If you must shop alone, especially at night, and you feel uneasy about walking to your car, request that a store employee escort you to your vehicle (Beall’s Department Store has been offering this ser-vice for years).
>>> If at all possible, do not make multiple trips to the car with gifts/packages. Thieves will often follow a shopper out, wait for them to go back into the store and then break into the car to steal the items. If you need to keep packages in the car, cover them up. Some thieves will break into vehicles for the packages which are visible from outside the car. When arriving back home, check your mirrors before exiting your vehicle, and look around as you are getting into your car to get your bags out. Too often we can be distracted by the phone or just lost in our thoughts during this time of year ~ makes us easy marks for the “bad guys”.
So, please follow these safety tips, just be aware of your surroundings. On behalf of our Community Resource Deputy Jeff Merry and the Security Committee Members, have a happy and safe holiday season with family and friends!
~ Russ Safford/Tom Rose Community Security Committee Chairmen
A Security check A security Check
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Pete Zeban (LaPaloma) has time to spare and time to share ~ Time Share Weeks (all RCI affiliates)!
Holiday Inn Orange Lake Resort (Orlando); #1 Resort in USA, water park, 4 golf courses, restaurants, playland arcade and more! Massanutten’s Mountain-side Villas (Harrisonburg, VA); water park, golf courses, family getaway with much to see and do. The Villas of Tree Tops (Bushkill, PA); Dingman’s Falls,
golf and many amenities. Choose location wherever you want to go ~ prices and length of stay are negotiable (Gold Crown Resorts)!
Call Pete Zeban (LaPaloma) 642.9575 or [email protected] for more information!
Security Committee Monthly Meeting First Wednesday at 6pm, LaPaloma
Russ Safford 634.4247/Tom Rose 633.0677
Community Landscape/Beautification Committee Call Darcie Shane 629.2723
for more information
SouthShore Regional Library Volunteers Needed!
Tom/Mimi Rose 633.0677
Annual Community Garage Sale Tom/Mimi Rose 633.0677
Newsletter Information/Reporting Mimi Rose 633.0677
LaPaloma Landscape/Beautification Committee Call Kevin Kleinschmidt 633.4286
for more information
All exterior alterations need to be approved through the application process. Application forms have been provided as an insert in this newsletter. Please access our website address below and click on “Association Documents” then “Cypress Creek Design Guidelines” for additional information.
The Villages at Cypress Creek Website
www.thevillagesatcypresscreek.net
A reminder from the Design Review Committee
Your Resource for all Association Documents
ATTENTION ALL RESIDENTS
If you would be interested in joining one of these teams, please call the
appropriate contact listed below.
“We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.” ~ Winston Churchill
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Suzie Vong
Resident of LaPaloma and Owner
The World of Suzie Vong Hair Salon
Celebrating 30 years serving SouthShore residents! 3820 Sun City Center Boulevard
634.5552
Congratulations to …….
“Like” us at “facebook.com/AttSunCityFL” to receive 15% off an accessory (restrictions apply) and learn about other exclu-sive AT&T promotions!
Attention First Responders: please call Paul Galbreath @ 727.685.8355 for important information on FirstNet and special appreciation offers just for you. All are invited to visit their shop in the Home Depot/Beall’s plaza!
AT&T
3846 Sun City Center Boulevard, Suite 101 813.944.1033
[email protected] www.primecomms.com
Save a Horse Thrift
769 Cortaro Drive 444.4064
www.saveahorsethrift.org
Save A Horse Thrift Shop (a great place to shop!) accepts charitable donations to assist horse owners in need:
Clothing, collectables, jewelry, electronics and some household items accepted
Cash donations accepted
Donations accepted daily during business hours (9am to 3pm)
Save a Horse Thrift is a Florida Social Purpose Corporation formed in 2016. We are the owners of three rescue horses, Sunny, Ginger and Yogi, and strongly believe that every horse in need deserves to be rescued. Our goal is to assist horse owners who have endured hardships such as illnesses or financial difficulties that would otherwise keep them from giving their horses proper nutrition and care. It is im-portant to us that we help keep horses with their families so that despite the hard-ships they face, they still have a sense of stability.
Each month we evaluate the needs of horse owners and distribute funds to each re-cipient's local feed store to assist with feed and hay costs. Save A Horse Thrift will also evaluate the physical needs of these horses and cover those necessary costs with our veterinarian and farrier. ~ Sandy (Save a Horse Thrift)
Fairly new to our community, Good Samaritan Mission, indeed, is on a mission! William Cruz, Jr., Executive Direc-tor, is on a crusade to break the cycle of poverty one person at a time. He sees destitution as a symptom of deeper issues that can be solved through education. What a concept! Along the lines of ~ “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.” Bill is a member of Hillsborough County’s first family of charity, although “charity” is a word he never uses when de-scribing his work. His parents, Pastor William and Dora Cruz, founded the Good Samaritan, Beth-El and Lord’s Light-house missions, and Bill, Jr. has been helping out since they started the Mission 30 years ago. A licensed, family and marriage therapist, with a degree from the University of South Florida, Bill also is an ordained minister and might have seemed the logical choice to take over when his parents, both in their late 70s at the time, decid-ed to retire from Good Samaritan in 2008. It was a logical choice to take over, but Bill had a different vision for Good Samaritan going forward. That new vision started with an analysis of the community the Mission served. Using national, state and county databases, Bill’s study found a population struggling with domestic violence, diabetes, HIV/AIDS, teen pregnancy and gang violence. He be-lieves in getting to the core issues of what these people are going through and effectively help them to better their lives and address those issues. As a result, Good Samaritan began offering short classes for anyone who wanted to use the food bank. Classes run from 9 to 11:30 a.m. every Tuesday, and students earn a token for each class they attend. Each token, in turn, earns stu-dents an empty bag that they can use at their food bank. Set up to resemble a small grocery store, the Mission lets clients or students stroll the aisles to select the food they need. The more classes a student takes, the more tokens they earn and the more bags they can fill. For a listing of classes, visit www.gsmission.org. “Sometimes people save the tokens for another day when they really need the food, but we also have people who don’t need the food but just come for the classes and give their tokens to others who need it,” says Bill. The food bank is also open to those who don’t want to take the classes. They are, however, required to spend some time volunteering at the Mission before they can use the food bank. A typical week now sees 40 to 50 students taking the classes and then transitioning to teaching the classes themselves! Says Bill, “It’s about ushering people away from a culture of entitlement and into a culture of sharing and giving back to the community.” Toxic Charity, a book by Robert Lupton that chronicled the shortcomings of traditional charity organi-zations, has been his inspiration. Good Samaritan’s approach has earned support from across the bay area, with several missions inviting him to share his philosophy in hopes of starting similar programs. With a $400,000 annual budget and only 2 full-time employees, Good Samaritan counts on grants from the Interfaith Council of Sun City Center, the Sun City Center Community Foundation and a number of local churches to keep the pantry’s shelves stocked. For more information on the Good Samaritan Mission, call 634.7136, email [email protected] or visit www.gsmission.org. Upcoming event at Good Samaritan ~ Denim and Lace Dinner being held on Saturday, November 3rd at SouthShore United Church of Christ. Tickets are $75 for 2, $100 for 4. If you are interested in becoming a fundraising sponsor, available at $1,000, $500 and $250 levels with numerous “perks”, please see contact information below! To purchase tickets, become a sponsor, or for more information, contact Jenna Norvell: [email protected] or 434.3959 today!
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Good Samaritan Mission
767 Cortaro Drive 634.7136
www.gsmission.org
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The Ruskin Memorial VFW Post #6287 is having a patriotic,
fun-filled day to honor our Veterans!
The 40th Annual Veterans Day Parade Saturday, November 10th, starting promptly at 11am
Parade will proceed through downtown Ruskin
along US 41 from 5th Avenue, North to 19th Avenue
Each year the Ruskin VFW members, dignitaries and color guards
are joined by dozens of youth, civic and community organizations.
School marching bands, Krewes, Honorary Mayors,
Chambers of Commerce, Boy and Girl Scouts, as well as
local organizations and businesses make up this mile-and-a-half Parade.
Everyone is invited to a Cookout provided immediately following the Parade at
the Ruskin VFW (on US 41, a block north of 19th Avenue)
Lots of fun planned, including Awards to the best Parade floats,
the crowning of the “Buddy Poppy King & Queen”, food, music and on-going festivities.
A Fun and Patriotic Day in the Community for Kids of all Ages!
For more information, please contact: Lois McBride 634.2315 ([email protected]) OR Tony Zipperer ([email protected] )
Happy Thanksgiving
To All !
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Monday, December 3rd @ 7pm United Methodist Church 1210 Del Webb Boulevard West
The SouthShore Concert Band
Under the direction of Ken Easton, The SouthShore Concert Band is a group of enthusiastic and talented volunteer SouthShore-area musicians eager to share their music with you. An awesome collection of talent, including our own Nancy Byrnes (LaPaloma), a member of the Band for 13 years, who will dazzle you with her talent on the alto saxo-phone!
For more information, visit www.southshoreconcertband.org or call 707.3365 Performances are $5
Open rehearsal is on Mondays, 7 to 9pm, at SouthShore United Church of Christ (1501 La Jolla Avenue)
If you play a musical instrument, you are invited to join in the rehearsal. Students and adults are welcome!
Monday, December 10th @ 7pm Redeemer Lutheran Church 701 Valley Forge Boulevard
Upcoming Holiday Performances
Monday, December 17th @ 7pm SouthShore United Church of Christ 1501 LaJolla Avenue
From 1 to 3pm ~ A Family Holiday Celebration with chorus groups from schools in the SouthShore area to delight and enchant with their sweet music ~ Christmas Carols will get participants into that joyous Christmas Spirit!
Holiday Concert at the Firehouse on Saturday, December 1st
101 1st Avenue NE, Ruskin 645.7651
www.firehouseculturalcenter.org
Santa Claus will make a special appearance ~ the Marines will be collecting toys for Toys for Tots! Fun for the whole family!
Call the Firehouse 645.7651 for details!
“The Most Wonderful Time of the Year!”
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Operation Medicine Cabinet is a collection of expired or unwanted prescriptions and over-the-counter medications for proper disposal.
Improper disposal leads to the contamination of Florida’s aquatic environment. Wastewater treatment systems are not designed to remove
these medications from our water. Help keep our water system safe!
The Sheriff’s Office has scheduled a drop-off time in
December for all expired or unused medications (including
pet medications):
Friday, December 7th
from 9am to 12pm
Sun City Center Community Hall (1910 South Pebble Beach Boulevard)
Simply drive up to the front entrance area of the Community Hall
where someone will take your “deposit” (no need to get out of your car!)
Community HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES
18th Annual Holiday Terry Lattz Cookie Brigade
Weekend of December 7th ~ 9th
We need cookie bakers and buyers!
Cookie platters will be assembled and then delivered to the residents of Belvedere Commons, Cypress Creek Assisted Living, LifePath Hospice, Palm Garden and Sun City Senior Living.
Please call Mimi 633.0677 if you’d like to participate in this wonderful tradition!
16th Annual Cypress Creek Holiday House-Decorating Contest
A $30-gift card from one of our local community restaurants is yours if your house is chosen “neighborhood winner”!
We are looking for judges of the younger set…...if your child or grandchild would be interested in joining our judges’ group, please let Mimi know 633.0677!
It would involve one hour at most of his/her time.
Contest Judging will take place the weekend of December 14th ~ 16th
Fairway Palms will be included with Montero
New this year ……. The Villages at Cypress Creek
Holiday Business-Decorating Contest!
Join in the fun with fellow businesses ~
Decorate your place of business and show us your Holiday Spirit!
Light it up!
Contest Judging will take place on
Friday December 14th from 1 to 3pm!
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SouthShore Regional Library
The 10th Annual Friends of the Library Holiday Art Contest Winners!
J. Vince Thompson Elementary School
Bryce Conson (3rd Grade) with Milady Astacio, Princi-pal, and Terrena Conson, Art Teacher
Cypress Creek Elementary School
Raul Hernandez (5th Grade) and Isha Patel (3rd Grade) with Sandra Shelton, Art Teacher, and Becky Edgar, Assistant Principal
Reddick Elementary School
Jose Sanchez (1st Grade), Perla Antonio (1st Grade) and Kayla Galicia-Rodriguez (1st Grade) with Thomas Roth, Principal, and Harris Hammersmith, Art Teacher
BridgePrep Academy
Carmen Hills (7th Grade), David Betancur (5th Grade), Destinee Francis (7th Grade) and Aaliya Souffront (5th Grade) with Marvin Pitts, Principal, and Jennifer Jenkins, Art Teacher
Back in the late summer months, artwork created by local students was entered into the Contest. This year, the partici-pating schools were Cypress Creek, Reddick and J.Vince Thompson Elementary Schools and BridgePrep Academy in Riverview. We had a total of 324 entries and out of that group, the judges chose 10 winners (see below!). The winning artists’ holiday renderings were then beautifully transformed into cards by Ruskin printer, M&M Printing Company, Inc. Cards will be on sale at the Library beginning in November and through December at only $5 for 10 cards! Proceeds from sales will be used to help supplement the cost of various free Library programs offered to the public. Cards can also be purchased from Tom/Mimi Rose 633.0677. Help us spread the Joy!
The Friends of the SouthShore Regional Library are gearing up for the 7th Annual Festival of Trees!
From Saturday, November 17th through Friday, December 14th, the middle aisle of the SouthShore Regional Library will be transformed into a beautiful season celebration with
decorated holiday trees. The Friends of the Library are presenting this fundraiser with proceeds to help fund kids, teen and adult programs at the Library. Proceeds are raised
via silent auction bids for purchase of these decorated trees. “Sponsorships with Benefits” will also be available at $100!
(please call John Smith for details! 454.5465)
Everyone is invited to view the festive trees of all sizes and wreaths and perhaps make a bid on a favorite!
Bidding will end on Friday, December 14th at 12noon
On Friday, December, 14th the winning auction bidders will be announced at a Holiday Party (from1pm to 2pm) featuring Friends Membership Opportunities With Gift Basket
Raffle Drawings, Music, Story-Telling, Light Appetizers and Pictures with Santa! Everyone is invited, fun for the whole family!
The SouthShore Regional Library is located at 15816 Beth Shields Way (off 19th Avenue), Ruskin www.hcplc.org 813.273.3652
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And, for your planning purposes……
The 17th Annual
Community Garage Sale!
is scheduled for
Saturday, March 30, 2019 8am to 12noon
(details to follow in the Winter 2019 NewsLink)
Happy Holidays!
property management company
Dave Krug/Roger Kessler
Unique Property Services, Inc.
1207 North Himes Avenue, Suite 3
Tampa FL 33607
phone: 879.1139 — fax: 879.1039
October 3rd Don Aude; 5th Arlene McGannon;
6th Bob Rast; 8th Austin Bertini; 10th
Mary Brown; 11th Robert Lee; 12th D.
Kay Psenisky; 21st Carol DiPaolo; 23rd
Derek Prophet; 31st Karen Dutchess
November 1st Darlyne Dickerson, Dave Krug; 5th
Margie Griffith; 8th Dave Carter, Shari
Keen; 10th Kevin Kleinschmidt; 11th
Russ Safford; 22nd Judy Palzer
Happy Birthday Announcements
December 3rd BJ Hower; 6th Mary Ann Diersing; 12th
Garney Cope, Helene Patterson; 15th Car-
ol Tedder; 17th Fred Patterson; 20th Kam-
den Alexander; 23rd Kristin Hedin, Lyle
Larson, Mary Libroth; 28th Ernie Brown;
30th Tony Bertini, Chris Oswalt
January 4th Fred Laskey; 9th Kathy Oswalt; 13th
Joelle Palzer; 20th Noleen Burch, Michael
Griffith, Jack Palzer; 21st Craig Sweeting;
22nd Tom Beatty; 29th Gail Sweeting
February 2nd Coleen Laskey; 3rd Carolyn Lien; 6th
Gail Johns; 8th George Myers; 9th Alicia
Haggerty; 11th Don Hobratschk; 14th Bill
Bennett, Sam Greene, Rita Wellman;
17th Liz Hower; 24th Sharon Knight,
Mike Lien; 25th Sue Miller; 26th Bob
Dickerson; 27th Sande Larson
Is YOUR birthday missing from the above birthday list?? Please call or email me with the info and your big day will be added! Mimi 633.0677 [email protected]
Attention Residents and Business Managers! This Newsletter is for you and about you. Please contact us with
your “article of interest” — a new addition to the family, special accomplishment, a promotion your business may be
offering, etc. The deadline for submission of articles for the Winter 2019 newsletter is
>>>>>>>>>>> Friday January 4 2019 Mimi Rose ([email protected]) 633.0677 <<<<<<<<<<<
Candle DeLight For your delight, candles of all types, over 100 molds. Save on energy and get romantic. Give us a call and we will fit your needs. Discount prices! Pete & Judy Zeban (LaPaloma) 642.9575
Connie Grimaldi (LaPaloma) is a Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway Florida Realty Office. Connie has been in the real estate industry for 13 years, including new construction. Call her 727.742.7894 visit: www.conniegrimaldirealtor.com
Ted Manna (LaPaloma), owner, ClearView Window Clean-ing Service & Lonely Home Sitting is experienced, reliable and reasonable. Call or Text Ted today for your free quote 814.207.7018
Danielle Harding (Ventana), owner, Delights by Dancing Elle ~ “have your cake and eat it too!” Cake designs for all occasions! 810.5771 Facebook.com/DelightsbyDancingElle [email protected]. Bill DiPaolo (LaPaloma) has new bike holder for sale! It holds two bikes, with trailer hitch, for $75. Bill can be reached at 634.6453 Pete Zeban (LaPaloma) has time to spare and time to share ~ Enjoy, share, save on vacation away from home. Time Share vacation in the States and all over the world. Gold Crown Re-sorts. Negotiable on length of stay. Please call 642.9575 or email [email protected] for more information.
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Pets, Paws & Beyond provides love, attention, and exercise for your pets while you are not available. We are bonded, insured and a member of Pet Sitters International. Call me for a no charge consultation and together we will create a plan for your pets. I also do house sitting for those times when you are away and would like someone to check your home. Sandy Kloter (LaPaloma) 390.7759, www.petspawsandbeyond.com
China Wok Chinese restaurant located in Sun Point Plaza, is owned by Ventana residents — Quan Yong Chen and Yu Chun Cao! Drop by or call 645.8088 to order up!
Sparkle N Sprinkle is a rubber stamp company that manufac-tures an eclectic mix of rubber stamps. Our family-owned busi-ness is committed to providing you with quality products for all of your Cardmaking, Scrapbooking and Paper Crafting needs. Sparkle N Sprinkle specializes in hand-mixed embossing powders and glitters with one of the largest selections availa-ble! We also have a variety of rubber stamps that are made in the USA and are offered as rubber only, ready for your acrylic blocks, mounted on wood or as Stamp Sets, available rubber only or on cling cushion stored on a laminated color storage sheet ready to use on your acrylic blocks. Owners, Margaret & George Myers (Ventana) have been in business for over 17 years. www.sparklensprinkle.com
Jean Aldrich (LaPaloma) is your Mattress Firm connection! Drop in and see Jean for your sleep needs. Mattress Firm is locat-ed at 10427 Gibsonton Drive, next to Lowes. 672.4700 Bob Thompson (LaPaloma) is a real estate agent with Keller Williams Realty. He’s ready to assist you, your family and friends in buying or selling real estate. His goal is to provide "Quality Service to Quality Clients". Visit: www.RLT4U.com Email: [email protected] Cell: 260.0036 Bill Bennett (LaPaloma), owner, South Shore Repairs LLC, is at the ready, at your service to make your life simpler, and take care of those general home repairs and RV repairs, shelving, pressure-washing, electrical wiring, move-in/move-out services, hurricane preparation, etc. Licensed and insured. Call today! 633.0351, Cell/Text: 612.616.9845 and Email: [email protected].
To place your free ad, please contact Mimi
[email protected] 633.0677
